Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
By E. ". EGRNuNG

nes ilt the gas, was it's reflection in his SIX nat on inc pegs beside the rest of his normal garments.
 Looking for the works of artq" con- llhued Rallies, lighting a cigarette and oeSliiillEg t9 divest himself of his rags "l Ill afraid you won't find any aot there's the canra$ I'm always 20 Ing 10 make q start npou. I tell them m looking h;gil and low for my idea o1o9iel. have the stove lit on prin
 Die iW!ee Il Week, and look ir a,ff. cave newspaper and smell of Sui
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 heanWhlle l pay my rent and am :. good tenant i'll every way, and it's Very useful little r';5-1 a-tpr@aa There's lIo say.a2 HnW 1ls1'tz. t m.slzf h. at < pinch, Is fl iS, 1he lIyc2tk comes in a11d the topped z @F7s s5.it. aI5t nobody ttkes the slightest l.gt:cy of either. .Nt tiiis time of i..-.,t t-N= =t..;;.C,'s are that there's hot I soul iH tIIe bJ.ttt.iig ex. cent ourselves
 You neaer told lie you went i'll for dis@Hi~"s.@ said |. watching him as ht cleaned the 9l.lHe from iI.s face alul hands.
 No, Funny, I've =s.eJ;ed you yer. slabbily aii ;3sound Ii.ert was real, no !;e9S9n NY I slou mt have sho3s NoG t!MS P.aee q F nth aga, and ye there w;eS l1a point in my doiif- so, nn3 circumstances are just conceivable il which it Wos:!a have suited Us both fa-t you to be ill genuine ignorance of .4l5 whereabouts. I have something ta s!esp oM. as you perceive, i'll case ot nea6i. and of course my name is not Rallies ill tie King road. So you w:li ~e4 that one might Lott farther and fire worse
 Meanwhile you use the place as 5 aress irg reaal:"
 its ml private payilion.' said Eaf ties "Di$GuseS: In s3lAe cases tAey are half tie battle. and it's always pleasant to feel that if the worst comes to the wafst you needn't necessarily be convicted under yeur own name. Then they're indispensable ia dealing with the fences. drive all my bar gains in the tongue and raiInent of Shoreditch. If I didn't there'd be the very devil to pay in backmail. Now. this cupboard's full of all sorts of tog- gery I tell the woman who cleans the room that it's for my models when find 'em. By the way, I only hope I've got something that'll fit you. for you'll want rig for tomorrow night"
 Tomorrow night" exclaimed. "Why, what do you mean to do:'
 '.The trick" said Rallies. T intend cd writing to you as soon as got back to my rooms to ask you to look me up tomorrow afternoon. Then I was going to unfold my plan of campaign and take you straight into action then and there. There's nothing like put ting the nervous players in first. It's the sitting with their pads on that up, sets their apple cart That was anoth- or of my reasons for being so confound- edly close. You must try to forgive me. l couldn't help remembering how well you played up last trip, without any time to weaken on it beforehand. All want is for you to be as cool and smart tomorrow night as you were then; though. by love, there's no conn., parison between the two casesH'
 q thought you would find it so.'
 ..You were right have. Mind you. I don't say this will be the tougher job all round. We shall probably get in without any difficulty at all; it's the getting out again that may flummox us. That's the worst of an irregular household.' cried Rallies with quite a burst of virtuous indignation. '1 as- sure you, Bunny spent the whole of Monday night in the shrubbery of the garden next door, looking over the wall, and, if you'll believe me, some body was about all night long! don't mean the Kaffirs don't believe they ever get to bed at all-poor devils! No. I mean Rosenthall himself and that pasty faced beast Purvis. They were up and drinking from midnight, when they came in, to broad daylight. when I cleared out. Even then l left them sober enough to slang each other. By the way, they very nearly came to blows in the garden within few yards of me. and heard something that might come in useful and make Rosen- thall shoot crooked at critical mo- ment. You know what an l. D. B. is!''
 "Illicit diamond buyer?"
 Exactly. Well, it seems that Rosen- thall wls one. He must have let it out to furyis in his cups. Anyhow, heard Purvis taunting him with 1t and threatening him with the breakwater at Cape Town, and begin to think our friends are friend and foe. But about tomorrow night. There's nothing subtle in my plan. It's simply to gel in while these fellows are out on the loose and to lie low till they come back, and longer. If possible we must doctor the whisky. That would sim plify the whole thing, though it's not a very sporting game to play. Still we must remember RosenthalVs re- volver. We don't want him to sign his name on us. With all those Katt1rs about, however. it's ten to one on the .-A a l,,,,,dpoh tN ono IT, Sf