The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-23


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We settle With Randolph Norris
& conpzny a. l75." he whispered
Tozr share of the pEu1ts is nearly
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house this eFea.ng and give you
cheek foE the exact amount"
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feelings said General Garden, deep
y Affected 4 CO not think that an
entitled 70 20 large 4 share Of these
profits. I--I-really 90 lot know
whzt 10 say 10 Jon. Nlr. Blake. God
bleEs and reward you-"
-Donr thank ne replied James
Blake.
A strange expression cane oTer his
face and loOk of pain 70 his dark
eyes I an nor-I should rot"
He paused, released General Gardens
hand ard turning abruptly. rushed
across the room and vanished into an
inner oGce.
In the turmoil Of his OWE feelings
General Garden paid little attention
20 this strange action. Six hours De-
fore he had entered these rooms al
but penniless He left them more
than 3 millionaire.
IN a darkened room n q remote
quarter Of the city. gray-haired MAJ
gasDed for breath and moaned n his
dellrium. A great financial battle had
been fought Randolph Morris was
one Of the stricken victims, and Mar
shall Garden was one Of the vlctors.
In this age Of commercial and indus
trial barbarism, man must climb 10
glory over the dead and mangled bod
les Of the losers. Commercial compe-
tition has all the horrors and none OF
the chivalry Of physical warfare.
Thoughts such as these came 10
John Burt when the news circulated
that Randolph Morris had been strick-
en- in his Office The blow aimed at
the son had fallen with crushing tl.ce
on the father. In the hour Of victory
John Burt was silent and sad, and
John Hawkins vas not slow TO CLEAN
the reason.
7 wouldn't worry over Randolph
Morris" be said, with a grufness
which was assumed. ~The old man
wifi recover. One stroke Of apoplexy
won't kill him."
Write TO Randolph Morris" said
John, addressing Blake, "and say that
his personal property is exempt IN this
settlement He has scheduled It as
having a value Of nearly a million dol
lare. I shall not take It from him.
He's an old man, with daughters and
others dependent on him"
Good for you. Burt" exclaimed
John Hawkins 1T isn't business, but +
business is hell-as old Sherman Eaid
about war. I'm going to my hotel to
take a nap. Where can 1 see you this
evening? Dine with me at the hotel
at nine O'Clock. What dye say? You
too, Blake"
ITO be continued.)