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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

eusar 0ureb S@txtex - GtHs nnalttdt .
1870 EhanS Is: IL Rtunb l3{s; l0-la
Qfanb LET; 8wette nuaIstdt Sole 4txsb
l2te /; ID HfuRb 12as ; Ii Rfxxb l2&s |; 10
Rfuno 12fe.
GaIHornii@e e4txiea-e 81 8 Vhxb s}e;
Q BITS ID Yftnh 6fe.
Sped-2iare eetten. 90 ba 20 Rtuab la
Tur@t9nttt, 103e; xIass esttea, 20 ID 80
4funS. lie: &tase Heussl. % bil 90 Bhuh,
Zoe; IL bis - tfo., l02e: II tH is Rfaab,
l2e; aIare &aten, 3. be 30 RfmxS, 10ie:
EHi6ea IL BIZ le $fysb llas; Mass Ka6eR .
bs 8 Bfrno, IKE
6ratRa&se te6-Rmer G1eIsD gureb lie
semdbIter euear Gwrsb liz. 81 Pfuxh tn
Dur9f@nitt 16s bW O. HINT tm 9xs4s
i4nitt 1Sie; 10 tB IL RfnaA h Dar4f4aHi
l Il; 5Riasb tn Dsr4d@xit. i4uaaI, lit.
8 Bfunb In Dsr&i4ntt, i4mai. la3e.
eped, gaeI.-0wdBtt9. 8 u 10 4tmh
tm Dur4i9nit. l43e; u u Il pfmb h
Dur4f4nttt. ls3s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

geb6rrtes HtxhfeH4 - e@xtex, ree.
ests. 121e; aubenfsttsH los; SxRexf. IA
4n69eI 1915.
e@ntaIS - tn IieeeS5-1. DIAL. 1os; q.
0uaIttdt eS; 8. DuaIitdt 81.
6&uItera-0xaI. Gureb. 70 BID 90 EtaKb
TN Durdf&nit., SIC; is Efuse EsEGf@ntt.
&c. 10 Bic IL Efanb Ole.
@ep6deItes e@wetnsfeifa - Rso4exioiss
8ancp pig $40. 90; 2Icrel Bsax Sle. 90; Sers
Ip $500; Stort GIes N5.O0; Runpf
$l8. 90.
&arfe 0erdu4erts Erafuarf sie.
Grantturter 7e; Bologna tx Dtruus &c. IL
xu4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
6etgttDe,

Nessa SO. 3 rOtber s}c, auf Set >
fen, &c ron NibIen; 20. 8 rct59 So,
Sanuar, 90Hc; 8asenueisex 6ee.
aoru (neaes) - 80. l pess 4ie Rr. 2
wets 4le; 80. g wetb AS; 30. ( rsit,
42s; ae. 2 wsib senrf@t 44e Ro. 0
metS seuHi3t AS; go. 4 pst sszifGt
Ale; 70. 2 seIb z82e; 70 8 eeIb l8}t
SO. 4 seIb Ale; SO. 2 ssmt4t 49,;
go. 8 aeuri@t 4se ; 80. 4 ss4tdt ale :
9oIben 4lc.
eafer- go. q weiter 83ae; 70. Q rese
32ie; So. 2 eeuti4ter Gl3s; 30, 8 tsxaeht
813e.
0eu - Ho. / aimotbs 30 90; 70.
2. 50 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

Rotber SIeeiannen IS 1850.
gnslii&er 9Ieeiarnen $3.50.
NIipte R~Ieeiarten 1905. 80
AIfaIfa 8Ieeiau1en $8.sb-s.o0.
BeiBer &leeiasnea $500.
@ewdbIter Timot4b $l.s0-1.So.
Srbindrer bis gutter fta,otbp 81 .60-I,7b,
5aneb 2entmdp BIausras SI.5o-I.6s.
8Iausras tn Gbaf SOC.
@nsIi&es BIausros $l.45.
Or4arb @ras 81. 7O-1.s0.
%eb 9op In gbaf 7c-$l.le.
8afer &orn 76s-$1.00.
&mber 9ueerrobr Sotaen $1.N-l.s5..
@eiber 9aferfaraen 40c
5ribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes ur,b seIbes 8orn sI.00-L1.
@ec Sob GnfIase s1.10-l.z5.
Com Seas $l.7b.
Nilet ST. bis $1.S6.
5rtibiabrssgete $1.40.
eSetswiebeI, weibe, seIbe uno rotse $3.50
pee gufbeI.
Sab : 8artoHeI, seIbe SerieS, Berusaeo,
BeIbe ytaniemonb unb fibIi9e Queen 800 sss
5ab; rotbe 9aniemenS $2.76; 6rafIiamf9s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

Ole rdH3p1W e pplt6s'
psrbaftete unldnsit auf benz 8abnbofe
bon pettt Grpir einen beutfden Spion
Namens ailian, einen 4~4iGbrigen Sas
.gelObner aus Miilbauien, Der bef9ul<
bist pirb, pldne bes Sorts 8efane
court fi9 berfdafft au baben. Der
Werbaftete nurbe na9 8elfprt ss<
braAt. Serner bat bic poliasi in Marz
ietlle anei 9eutfae Derhaftet, @eors
Wolf nnb 2ubpis Wiese. sic lparen
ra4 MarfeiGe eefommen unter bern
Iorpanbe, elm patent fir Stidmaz
fdinen 81 ~berfaufen. Cine 9ausfrs
dung, Die in ibrem @biteisequartier
borgenommen purbe, fiibrte CUR gnt=
oedung bon 9ofumenten, fpobura i6re
S6ulb tldr erpiefen fem ION.
= @ineM oberne. nSle pa'
rem ia fiiralid bel Der S4riftiteuer'n
Jelsbof gu elmer literarii4en nrtsr'.
baltuns einselaben. Die mar oenfs
bas gTen2" .Obne WiirSe!" =
.llnb lire HspelIeng" - n@tpfsf'
fert!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
-Get4tootetse Btee.

, Srii1es RinhFsti6-&eaIi&e etiers - st
Sk:; kte'se 7Sters 7s- 7at; bssfos stsxoss
$50 Bis zoo afuHh 7t: s!eHee Rafs 400
DTS $50 Tfuno G2ei xabe 6S0 b1 Go Pfuah
&C.; Stier Eorasrpterta &c. eitsr h;;atess
uierteI l03e, RInb 1txtesusstta 81 limb
BorterptsrisI &c. Rub BcrterDtsrieI dc, Rub
R~.nterbierteI 7c.
5rii&es HaItFeH@-3dubes LIS. oistsrs
userteI 15c, HornerpierteI &c.
Strides e&af7eii9 - 2&ssrtes Ssr Rfuxb
IL. ; e&afe s}e; 64exiei l8e; NadD dSrj,
lBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
9foeerNH.

indianapolis RaHee.qreFe
eeu0bnI. BIB gutter l0-l2e; ks!xa Die q,
udblter 14-16e f: Sanp 82f-8sc, SENS
Deuow IL bts 22e. Sapa 2e-S2e.
Sn Badetsm:
Nriofa $14.2b. Zion $1t.25, SerIet SIl2 81
Saracas s14.25. Gfuuortb's eIs. 10, Dds
Sara gIenb $3.50, eIimug Sapa gIenb
$14.25, Durica $il.25.
Su6er-Consnoes TAG; eti6su4ss 8 80
pulueriFrter 6.32e: 3xxx t~uIoestFxta b.S7,.
fesner sramultrter 5.02e; Gubes 5.47e; Spx.
feetioners' u 5.O7c H~ibsepoob 4 1896; HA5.
mig 4 4.72e; empire IL .s7e; SSsaI estrs
0olhen 8 4.67e; &tnbfrs ertra & 4.67si
&isgepoob 6 l.48e; seIber 9 5.l2e; Ii gel,
tsr'4.O7
getro6nete 5ri9te-aepfs, an bsr euxxs
setro6net. &C.; Sobannesbserex 7e Bis TVS:
Gttron 1Se BIB le; RoF1s., q grunx, Pea
Rtnnb. q, 9 Groua 74e. 1 grorx 7ls Iee.
r~senfreie sbis Sc. California N,seateI 71s,
SuItana 7}e, trrpsstirte euItaxa lie ba Ice
California Gprttoien Sc Bis Lac.
MHe-BrsstI nea Sc BIB los; SiEterts us
RanbeIn IA; uei8i@aIise HaxbeIx l6s-
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; 8eaxu.s &c Bis SIC,
ser6fete 7c Bis &c; GnsIif9e HuIatNs
sifg-%aIi 40 OF. xsH). Sah s-lo ctr
0aIIone.
RidIes-2aO0 TN Sas SO; 1900 tn get
30; 1900 I'm aaIbfas $500; eco tm Eat
$3.50.
etdrse-PearI. 8ie, Gbcu-psrs 9lnh, l ssa
8 RharS Padete 8. 3orx, / Rsb. 3aAsit,
4X-6}.
ganbp-7e; Stanssa senaiSs 7s &c,
Get seuHf&t &c; Banner 5Eta &c; gssex
Bonbons 10c; ge. Q Cream esnif&i &C.
&eis-saroItna. 2OSt 4i--sk, ssSss Oh
-62e. gebro&euer. 3--ze.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
o n Beeeus@esfs.

xSiaotbp-BertarfspreHe: ~ o. Ii o.
Niuet - gersaufssreiie: 81. 00-se.0c.
DeIi&fora - 8eriaufspreie: |, xea b.,
0uaIttdt, 40-45c.
Sofer-8ei@dlt 50-66s; In bss KftFn
E.00-$8.00 per 9snRe. Rear 30-66s.
Carbohydrate, ie ned benz eras. h Gals
len, $5.00-S6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
Bxtses. 9aes ~ae esEases

D&S<ttS SStS w. CsF<8Ss
nanbIer bcsabIsn feIgsRbs fsseTs;
Butter - Country, 1885, sreon,eIs IS
6letx 27c
Ssii9s @.n-15: per Eutexb.
oabner SC, Hdtme 3, Turiet8-10-12e.
Saien - $l.l0 Biz $1.a6 per OuSeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
06se.

gmarus Eeriautstrak SmSor;ssts
S~ssueberfafe soc pee Htaxb ssasstnf*s.
eGsoeperidie It's, &tseSnfn ssesus 8 &ai'
is. Eem gori GbehSarS l6s. sixbstnb
I9er 2tnsburaer 1le. Bid l6s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

Trtdte NIB 0emfte.
Tra4ts
Aepfel Suite So&dpfeI $3.50 per 6ab.
Hananen ST.. 00-1.25; sleixe 76c-Sl.o0.
gitrpnen So 90 3.76 per Rife
Dransen - $a.25-8.75 per Rife.
Irauben 17ic per Rorb.
8irnen 81 COL % per 8uibeI.
gemaG.
Wotbe Haiben &c per Tutenh 8um&es.
GeIerp 25;-A0c per Sun&.
Differ EIant zoe per Dutenh.
Rraut = 81 .ea-1.2S per Sat.
gIumenfobI $a.5) per Dutemb.
@urten - $l.s5 per Gutenb.
SaIat - 12ke per Yfunb.
geterflie l5e per Tutenr Bun3ss.
3artoHeIm - Csc zoe per WuibeI.
SibtartoffeIn - 8irsinia $a.5o; SoItis
NOR $40 -5.s6 Seriep $3.50 - $500
per Sob.
8uiebeIa - 8otbe unb peibe $l.S5 per
Yfunb f; epamii@e SwiebeIn $l.6s
per &iite.
32abiefe Acc per Drtenb.
Gpinat - 35e per Sussno.
tomatoes 50 per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
8eqen 90 a Gorrups
tin n.

Wafbington, %. San. 9er-
beifabrung bon @sisben, tuel&e bic se-
beime gertbeiluns bon @sloern BET
Wablen bsrbistsn, TIT Der 3wsd elmer
BON bsrsorraaenben politiferu, 5inan3s
unb arbsitsrfabrern gsbilbeten
@sisaf9aft, msl9e ben Namen pNas
public.giip. Bill. Organization"
fibrt. psrrp Belmont bon Rsw Yorf
TT prdfosnt uno Grant &. Softer ST.
5olssnbs @Omites wuroen ernannt,
ura BITE nd9fisn S9ritie CUR Nusarbei=
tuns Der bsabR9ti9ten 9eieb.g Orlage
:u tbun:
grecutib.g ~omite-prdRbsnt, perrp
Belmont ; Wm. G.. CHANDLER, Netu
Sampibire ; s. @. Sbirman, Stem
gort; Samss 8. Wilisn, Selaware;
8. 8. StsbenfOn, Colorado; Normar
6. Wad. Nsu Derf; Sobn 8. 2amb.
Snbiana; gbas. g. 9amlin, Wah.;
Sobn 8. @larfe, Ohio; @bas. %.
2napp, WiHouri; Mlsranber SrOup,
Connecticut; %. n. Nellon, Wifouri;
@rompel Gibbons. 6la.; Sobn %.
8lObsstt. Mia.; 5ranf &. Softer,
MaH.; 9sIegat Der Mmerican Jeosraa
ton Of 2abOr fur ben britifden Mr=
better. @onsrsb, Sas. M. 9pnd, Snb.,
prdioent Der Typographical Union;
Sas. Wilion, penna., Prdfbent Der
patternmafsrs 2easue.
@eisb.g Or. Sburfon,
Nsb.; gbarles u. @arbner. Stem DOrt;
Sobn &. We8ratp. 90. 3d.; Souls
6. Mcgomas, Marplanb; 8rammono
asnneop Waihinstun, 6annis Saplor,
alabama.
Wollen II nter9runbs
Bahn bauen.
@bicago, %. Snnuar. Sis
@bicaao @entral Sub ailrpao Com.
panp reidte bel benz Stabiratb elm sr-
neutes @efu9 Elm I'm gepiliguna Der
@ers4tiamelftir ben gau uno ben Be-
trisb elmer 10 Msilsn lanasl Inter.
srunbbabn. Die @efsqi9aft wuros
bsreits i'm Sabre 1894 nit einem
!Mttisntapital BON SIS, 900, 900 Orsani-
irt unb bat bamaIs f6on um 8suil.
Iisung Der @sre9tfame na9ssiu9t,
wuroe iebo9 abi4ld9is bei9ieben.
g 9ieberei in 3 NJ M q n d
9all.
Netp Oort. %. San. Bel sinem
San3psr9nigen In &ammanp : Sa1
tpurbe Der Barber Mntonio platanio
our@ sinen s@ub f8usr isbO9 ni9t
unbeoingt lebsnsgsfdbrli9 bsrtpunbst.
Die $beilnebmer on benz Sanae mob
men idmmtlid on Der Sf.Seit Nep
gorts uno;Anb ieit LANCE 9e8en einan.
Der perfeinbet. Def 18id6riee Sad
Rc6een, tuelder ben S9ub pdbreno
zines San3es tauf plaianio. ~abfeuerte.
tuuroe berbaftet.
Sanbel NIT 3ubIanb.
DARLINGTON. %. San. Die
Gin nno iNusfubr bon Waaren i'm
9anbsls.8 erfebr nit &ublanb betrua
i'm lsbten fSabrs $28. 300, 600 sesen
s91, 100. 900 i'm gorlnbrs. Ser aus,
faa fommt auf Re9nuns bss ruifId-
iapanii DEN 2risges uno Der unfdersn
gsrbdItnihe in &uBlanb. Siefe 3if-
fern ialieben iebo9 nidt ben Wsrib
aaer bon Rublano elm ober nod bort
ausgefRbrten Waaren elm, ba elm gro,
Der 8beilibss gerfebrs ni&i Direct ion=
bern Indirect tber 6dfen In SeutT4.
Lamb, 5rantrei9, BsIsien. 5oaano,
6&weoen ubb YOrwesen sslsitst tpurbe
unb baber tn ben Stctifiten biefen
4dnosrr su @ute tomm,t.
@oIIen tetn Del mebr
fauen.
BartIesbiIIe, 3. g., %.
Sanuar. Die Stanbaro Oil 60. bal
befannt sema&t, baB fe bon jsbt of
nur elm Griitel Der Musbeute bon oen
Oslfeloer1 Der mittlersn Counties fau.
fen tpirb. Deranlabt tpurbe bieIer
S9ritt bur9 ben pro3sb bss General.
antualts 6aolep bon WiHouri. tpel9e,
81 --x> n.r.nfx~rx
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
gtenbahn sun9li d.

3u9 No. l04 Der Jriseo Nailroa6 bers
unglidts heute Mittas 12.45 r6r Bel
Der Station 6orie Greet. MIa., linge=
fdbr 40 Meilen bon bier bic 2ocumo.
iibe. Der pOft' unb grpreBmassn bro
den bur9 cine Bride uno idmmtIi9e
paii a9ier.W asen rolltsn bonn @eleiie.
Cine an3a6l, pafagiere tuurbs ge.
t6otet ooer u%erwunbet. Der 3ug lief
nit elmer gsi9minbi9teit bon so Msi.
len per Stunbe.
Seemanns9uI bur9
Jeuer rft6rt.
Newport, v. s., %. Sanuas.
Siebsn @ebdube Der Seemannsidule
Der 0ereinisten Staten auf Coolers
6arbor SsIanb murosn our9 Jeuer
.aerf6rt. Der S9aben betrd9t ettpa
500, 600.
0orIduer elmer geptan.
ten Iottenbemo n fration.
gton, %. Sanuar.
als 8orldufsr elmer 5lrttenbemonfra.
ton bat Granfrei9 bic grtldruns zines
gopcOtts se9en aae penesoIaniiden
Prooucts, fur tuel9e Granfrsi9 Der
bette 2unbs if, tn Musidt ssnommen.
Die ani9eineno bsrtpidslts Gage in al=
sseiras bat bas Nufsebsn bss frhbsren
Ylanes, fOfort 3risssi6ife nod Ga
@uaira au entienoen. our Golse sstabt.
unb es 1T tuahrfdeinli&, oaB Die seaen=
pdrtig In @efinoier fatiOnirten 2reu'
ger Die 8eiterfabrt mad 8ens3uela erf
nod erfOlster Intnnft Der gesenwdrtig
In Granfrei3 fur @eneauela In aus-
riifun9 bsfnbliden tusiteren 3tpsi 2rsu.
ger pornebmen tperben. Der Boycott
ge9en beneaOlaniide prooucte t6nnis
our9 grlaB zines offieielen Seerets In
garis Ing Wert ssisBt psrhen. bod
iOa bisber biesbestsIi9 mod tein Be-
idluB aefabt tuorben fein.
lei gelbes Gieber
q n q m q & q n |.
NemOorf 90. San. Ser iosben
nit benz Sampfer v5inance" bon So
Ion bier ansstommsrs 8ouberneur Der
Bananas anal.3one, @bas. 6. Wa-
COON, bra9te bic Miiihsilung. BOB lett
"a Sasen tsine grtrantuns an selbem
Gieber in Banana porseiommen if.
WasoOn bssiebt Rd bon Bier nod
Waibington.
Iusgaben bermehrten lid.
panama, %. Sanuar. Der
@ensralmana9sr Der panamii4en 81
fenbabn tonferirte beute nit alien @befs
Der 9epartemenis. gs 9ebt bas 8es
rii&t. CAP Der @egsnfanb Der 4on-
feren3 NOR, su inbsfigiren, OBJ bic
Iusga6en Der gabu fi9 Tim 50 PRO.
gent berrnsbrt babsn.
@efdhrliae2 erle.
Ooungstow n, g., %. San.
6inf Biz an bic 3d6ne beuafnete Ses'
perabos nerieBten beute firth Ofs
youngstown In Nnsf uno 6arsdsn.
sic tberfielsn cine Wirtbfdaft. oer-
Isbtsn bic g~iesnibtmer, bic fd CUR
Webre iebten, bur9 mebrefe S9hhe
unb entfamsn nit elmer Beute bon
$500, na9osm fe nod ben 5Isii9er
Sac. Ssiblemann fhr&ierlid mibbans
belt batten.
Der Iebte gaplan Der
@onf6berfrten.
8 omo n, Wo.. %. San. &eb.
Mattbeu O'&sefe ffarb i'm alier bon
70 5abrerl on Der 2ungensnt3iinouns,
bic CT f9 BET einem 2ranfenbeiu9e 3u.
ge3o9sn battle.
Batter O'Rssfe NOR Der leste nod
lebenbe @aplan Der @onfoberirten Ars
NEE uno intimer 5reunb bes Generals
Robert 3. See unb SsHsrfon Dabis'.
SIM Sabre 1855 erlangte CT 8s.
'riibmibsit bur@ feline uneri4rodenbsii
BET Standardization tpdbrenb Der @e.b,
6ieber. Epidemic In Norfolt uno ports.
mouth. Bon Der frana0fif9en &ests.
runs tuurbe ibm TN Sabre 1869 bas
rotbe Bano Der ghrenlsgion fir feline
- N ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
@tgtn @abl=G Corruption,
Cine iiber allie Staoten reidenoe Tereinigang
gebilbet.

l1nkrarunb=Sabn fir Ghtaao seplant.-SdeBe in SanrnanD Saa.-Sees
maunsidnle ount Jeuer serfOrt.- SabmmnslHd.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

one. and nobody but Bob and I knew
the combination. On Friday night
there was about Sc 500 in cash in the
bag On Saturday morning / went
10 the office as usual The safe was
locked. and Bob was writing al his
desk I opened the safe. and the money
was gone. 1 called Bob. and reused
everybody in the court house To an
n0unce the robbery tt struck me that
Bob took it pretty quier. considering
how much It reflected upon both him
and me.
Two DAYS went by and We never
got clew. IL couldn't have been
burglars. for the safe had been opened
by the combination in the proper way.
People must have begun 20 talk. for
one afternoon IN comes Alice-thats
my wife-and the boy and girl, and
Alice stamps her foot, and her eyes
fash, and she cries out. The lying
wretches-Tom. Toni and I catch her
In a faint. and bring her round little
BY little. and she lays her head down
and cries and cries for the first time
since she took. Tom Kinsman's name
ard fortunes And Jack and Zilla-
The yolingster5-thes< We're always Wild
a. tiger cubs 70 rush Al Bob and
Climb al over him whenever they, were
allowed 70 come 20. the court house
they stool and kicked their little
shoes and heraed together Ike scared
psrtrtdges. TAey were having their
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

many brands on their backs, but
they'll most all pay out at the round
upg, = = =
1T TFres two sat down At the presidents
desk First, the examiner went through
the notes at lightning speed, and added
UP their total. finding il TO agree with
the amount OF loans carried on the
book and daily balaE0as- Next. he took
up the larger loans, inquiring scrupu-
lously into the condition of their IN
dorsers or securities. The new exam
iner's mind seemed to course and turn
and make unexpected dashes hither
and thither like bloodhound seeking
a trail Finally he pushed aside ali
the notes except a few. which he ar
ranged in neat pile before him, and
began a dry. formal little speech
Il find, sir, the condition of your
bank to be very good. considering the
poor crops and the depression In the
cattle interests of your State. The
clerical work So ms TO be done accu-
rately and runctuaIly. Your past-due
paper is moderate in amount. and
promises only a small loss. I would rec
ommend the calling in of your large
loans. and the making of only sixty
general business revives And now.
there Is one thing more. and I will
have f1rished with the bank. Here
are six noses aggregating something
like S4O.O00. They are secured. ac-
cording 70 tEeI- faces by various
stocks. bonds shares. etc. 10 the
value Of $4,000. Those securities are
missing from the notes to which they
should be attached. suppose YOU
have them in the safe or vault. You
VIII permit me 10 examine them"
Major Toms light blue eyes turned
unhinchlngiy toward the examiner
no. sir" he said. in a low but
steady tone; those securities are
neither in the safe nor the vault.
have taken them You may hold me
personally responsible for their ab-
sence-"
Nettlewick felt a slight thrill. He
had not expecteG this. He had struck
a momentous trail when the hunt was
drawing TO a close.
"Ah" said the examiner He waited
a moment. and then continued: May
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ot Apaehes. or put teuTniqueI o1
yoar leg above & rattlesnake Site and
ride for whisky So. after All. Il was
give andstake. and If you di6n=t stand
square with your partner. why, you
might be shy one when you needed
him But Bob was q man who was
willing to go further than that He
never played a limit:
Twenty years ago I was sheriff Of
this county. and / made Bob my chief
deputy. That was before the boom in
cattle when we both made our stake.
I was sheriff and collector. and Il was
a big thing for me then. 1 vas mar
ried. and we had a boy and a girl
a four and a six-year old There was
a comfortable house next 10 the court
house. furnished by the county. rent
free, and I was saving some money
Bob did most OF the office work. Both
OF US had seen rough times and plenty
Of rusjling and danger. and I tell YOU
IL was great 70 hear the rain and sleet
dashirg against the windows of nights.
ard he warm and safe and comfortable.
and know you could get up in the
morning and have folks call you
mister And then, I had the finest
wife and kids that ever struck the
range and my old friend with me en-
joying the first fruits of prosperity
and white shirts. and I guess I was
happy. Yes. l was happy about that
time
Tho major sighed and glanced casu-
ally our of the window The bank
examiner changed his position. and
leaned his chin upon his other hand.
zone winter" continued the major
THE ,no'Iey for the county taxes came
pouris,c in s. fast that l didn't have
time t. take the stuff 10 the bank for
a week just showed the checks into
a cigar l1ox and the money into a sack.
and locked them in the big safe that
belonged in the sheriff's office
Il had been overworked that week.
and was about sick. anyway Nv
nerves were out Of order. and my sleep
al nieAt didn't seem to rest me- The
doctor had some scientific name for
it, and l was taking medicine And
so. added 70 the rest, l went to bed
at right with that money on my mind
Not that there was much need of
being worried. for the safe was a good
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tacles. That look Eeemed to say:
You're safe this time. but"
Cash all correct. - snapped the ex-i
aminer. He made a dash for tl1e M
dividual bookkeeper. and, for a few
minutes there was a lutterins OF ledger
leaves and A sailing Of balance sheets
through the air
How often do you balance your
passbooks2-' he demanded, suddenly
'Er-once a month" faltered the in
dividual bookkeeper, wondering how
many years they would give him
All right" said the examiner. turn
ing and charging upon the general
bookkeeper, who had no statements Of
his foreign banks and their reconcile
ment memoranda ready. Everything
there was found to be all right Then
the stub book of the certificates of de-
posit Flutter-flutter-z ip-zip-check.
All right. List OF over-drafts. please.
Thanks. Hmm. Unsigned bills of the
bank. next. All right.
Then came the cashiers turn. and
easy-going Mr.. Edlinger rubbed his
nose and polished his glasses nervousIy
under the quick fire OF questions con-
cerning the circulation. undivided
profits. bank real estate, and stock
ownership.
Presently Nettlewick was aware OF a
big man towering above him at his ell
bow-a man sixty years Of age. ragged
and hale, with a rough. grizzled beard
mass Of gray hair. and a pair Of
penetrating blue eyes that confronted
the formidable glasses of the examiner
without a flicker.
'Er-Major Kingman. our president
-er-Mr. Nettlewick." said the cashier.
Two men of very different types
shook hands. One was a finished pro-
duct of the world of straight lines,
conventional methods and formal af-
fairs The other was something freer.
wider and nearer 10 nature Tom
Kingman had not been cut 70 any nat
tern. He had been nuIe-driver cow
boy, ranger, soldier. sheriff, prospector
and cattleman Now. when he was
bank president his old comrades from
the prairies, Of the saddle. tent and
trail found no change in him. He had
made his fortune when Texas cattle
were at the high tide OF value. ard
had organized the First National Bank
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first trip down into the shadows Of
life Bah was working al his desk.
asnd got up and went out without a
word. The grand jury was in session
then, and the EeSt morning Bob went
before them and confessed that he
stole the money He said he lost IL
in Poker game IN fifteen minutes
they mad found a true bin and sent
me the warrant 70 arrest the man with
whom I d been closer than a thousand
brothers for many a year.
''I did it. and then ] said 70 Bob.
pointing, There's my house. and here's
my office. and up there's Maine, and
ont that way is California. and over
there is Flcrida-and that's your
range TIL court meets You're in my
charge, and / take the responsibility
You be here when you're wanted
q. Thanks, Tom he said. kind OF
careIessIy; I was sort of hoping YOU
wouldn't lock me up. Court meets
next Monday. so, IL YOU don't object.
III just loaf around the Office until
tren. I've sot one favor to ask, If it
isn't too much. IL you'd let the kids
come out ia the yard once in a while
and have a romp Ia Ike it
Why uot?' answered him.
They're welcome. and SO are you
And come 10 my house. the same as
ever You see. Mr. NeUlewick YOU
can't make a friend of a thief, but
neither can you make a thief OF a
frien-.. aiI at once
The examiner made no answer. At
that moment was hsard the shriH
whistle of locomotive pulling into
the depot. That vas the train on the
little. narrow-gauge road that struck
into san Rosario from the south. The
major cooked his ear and listened for
a moment. and looked at his watch.
The narrow-gauge vas in on time
1913 The major continued.
so Bob hung around the office.
reading the papers and smoking.
put ano-her deputy 10 work in his
place. and. after while. the first ex-
citement of the case wore off.
"Ope day when we were alone in the
Office Bob came over 10 where I was
sitting. He was looking sort Of grim
and blue-the same look he used 70
get when he'd been up watching for
Indians all night or herd riding.
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y, and deliberately. and nusingIy. as
II his thoughts were rather with the
past th1n the critical present. "and we
prospe ted together for gold and silver
over Arizona, New Mexico. and good
part OF California. We were both in
the war Of 81. but IN different com
mands We've fought Indians and
horse thieves side by side; we've
starved for weeks in a cabin IN the
Arizona mountains. buried twenty feet
deep in snow; we've ridden herd to-
gether when,the wind blew so hard the
lightning couldn't strike Well. Bob
and l have been through some rough
spells since the first time we met in
the branding camp Of the old Anchor
Bar Ranch. And during that time
we've found II necessary more than
once 10 help each other out OF tight
places. IN those days il was expected
OF a man 10 stick 10 his friend. and
he didn't ask any credit for 1t. Prob
ably next day you'd need him 10 get
al your back and help stand of a band