Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-16

rules. and ne was Host In the crowd q
the trolley terminal before Somers hs'
had chance 10 recognize his ono tim
protegc. The hand was goci. and IN
green grass was a most pleasant car
pet. bot the talk on the trolley rang II
Dams ears.
The girl was old Henry Grcyson'l
daughfer-he found that oct--ond
Greyson objected 60 Soner because
be thought him rAst-the old type OF
drummer. n WAS evident that Somens
took TIE matter - much 20 heart as
did tar girl apd naa was quite dis
gusted cvre ~ state - anAirs.
HenFy Srogsea was known every
where n issfsNarg TIE Greyson
ealhslas wts oae q TIE most modern
sru,sar~. an3 Grrysan's Interests
w~r~ A. NtreG a. toy wcre enormous.
n ~ss AZ esss eassser O. and his Office.
Aas a es usare taEcuit 60 set nc the
sasa. sbas w1la>a frvsn N IN the morn
az ~ s N 80 afternoon. and then
fs,aa 4 sAae d.>or areerd the corner OF
tie haa fran tie Faain ONCE the spare.
alert Ggurs o. the millionaire stepped
out. Dan pounced upon him.
Say. Mfr. Greyson." he demanded.
plunging into the midst OF the business.
Il come 10 ask yer a favor"
Greys0n's hand went 20 his trousers
pocket, and Dams lips curled.
'Nixey," he said decidedly. when
want cash / earns IL. want your
daughter"
MY daughter repeated the aston
ished Greyson. looking about TO see
what help might be at hand.
Fer a friend OF mlne." completed
Dan. "Y'see. Paul somers was on de
car yesterday. an your gal was wild
him. ! hearn him tell Ter you kicked
because be was no good. Say. OATS
dead wrong"
do you mean to say that my daugh-
ter was with young Somers yester-
dayT' demanded GreysOn. forgetting
for the moment 10 whom he was talk
ing.
II was right behind EN-" declared
Dan.
Greyson produced ten dollar bill.
Heres something for your trouble"
he said. III you see them together |
again let me know. and you may have |
another"
"G'wan. yer old geezer..- retorted
Dan. ibid yer s'pose ia break a friend |
like that? wanter tell yer you're nut
~ about Mr.. Somers. He's an all right
err Didn't | see u dame try ter win
him out in N'York. an didn't he tell
her TO chase herselfT G'wan. Get
wise. He's watcher want for de girl.
Dere amt none better"
With a slight draft on his magma
ton he told the old man OF how Somers
had helped him to Pittsburg and how
when he was selling papers In New |
York he had seen Somers often and
how the man had done none OF tho
things with which he had been charged /
by other interested parties. There was
the ring OF truth in his tones. and the |
old man relented. lie was accustomed |
20 forming his own judgment. and he |
would accept even the statement OF a
ragged newsboy II 1t seemed to him
right
"It'll be all right. boy" he said as
the tale was done. "He can have her"
With a whoop Dan was down the
hail. Greyson called him back.
"Aln't goln' ter mig are yerf" de
manded Dan susblciously as he came
up.
"No," smiled the magnate guessing
at the meaning OF mig" II Just want
ed 90 say ! have a place In my Office
FOR you. Come around In the morning.
and IN put you TO work"
"Dats all right" said Dan. yer
come down 10 the corner tomorrer. an
I'll lend yer enough papers 10 start
wild. I'm In business fer meself too.
I don't want ter work for no dude
clerk" And this time the boy kept on.
His debt had been paid.