The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02

ouobt to ha' known better than to put
!;G in with n tiger Wot could you e..
nert2 w v. it was a mad thing to DO.
= .. sCrooi thing ses Peter Russet.
e..You don't know the bisness prop
crl,. ses Ginger. that s about wot 1t
is. Wv. I should ba' known. better !
than that
about it, ses Reddish. II was onl y
Wild man nrter all, and he d ha' died |
anyway eos % wouldn't eat the raw
meat we gave i'm. and is pan o wa.
| Ter was Scarcely touched. He'd ha
starved himself anyhow. IN sorry, as
I said before, but | must be on We
I 9ot an appointment down at the docks.
81 He moved towards the door; Ginger
| Dick gave Russet nudge ana WIS
nered something. and Russet passed 1t
g What about the undeTed quid =
ses pore Bcauty's uncle, catching old
% Reddish as e passed i'm.
q 'Eh?' Ses Reddish surprlsed-'oh'
that IS OFF: ~ -, wo
want q ,undered auid off Of you; am
wot's more. we mean to ave It,
- But the tiger s ate i'm, says
Mrs. Reddish. explaining.
q i know that ses Sam, sharply.
.But e was our wild man, and we want
to be paid for i'm. You should na
been more careful. Wen give you hve
minutes: and if the money, am = pad
by that time we II go straight oil TO the
police-station,
- We'll 90, ses Ted Reddish.
"Sam got up, very stern, and looked
at Ginger.
, Ginger ,,,
fortably. ,
YOU. ses Russet.
: q i ain t sure either says Reddish
2 and Ia like 10 know 'ow the law
: stands, in case it 'appens agin
< "'Come on. Sam, ses Ginger, come
straight to the police-statlon.
!, ole got up and moved towards the
door Ted Reddish dIdn / move mus
!, Gle. but Mrs. Reddish Topped on he'
knees and caught old Sam round 4, tn
legs. and 'ed him so S e couldn Z
: move.
- Spare i'm. she ses, crying.
> Lea 60 % my legs, num- Sc
y q Come on, Sam, ses Ginger; 'eom
to the police.
, "sOId Sam made a desperit effort, an
y. Mrs. Reddish called i'm crool mon
: sfer, and lei 90 and id 'er face o
90 'cr husband s shoulder as lney a
- moved out of the parlor. larhng hk
", a mad thing with Mysteries.
- "They moved off slowly, not know
- ing wot to do, as, of course, they lne'
,s they tlaren't 90 to the police about /
~ Ginger Dick s temper was awful; bu
y" Peter Russet said they mustn Z give u
all 'ope-he' d write to Ted Reddis
'e and tell i'm as a friend wot dangt
IIe e was in Old Sam didn't say an.
ie thing. the loss of his nevy and twent,
five pounds at the same time beln
or about almost more than is art coul
ST bear. and in q slow, melancholy las
lt ION they walked back to old Sam
,, lodgings.
% well. what the blazes is up now
he ses Ginger Dick, as they turned Il
corner
h; "There was three or four 'under'
a people standing in front of the 'ous
er and women S 'eads out of all the wi
ders screaming their 'ardest for Il
III. poice, and as they got closer th'
;eard a incessant knocking. 1t TOT
r.. 'em nearly five minutes TO force The
~ way through the crowd, and then tn,
N; nearly went crazy as they saw the WI
,v, man with 'alf the winder r.blind mi:
ing. but otherwise we'll and 'arty, stan
all ing on the step and giving rat-a-tat-ta
ct at the door for all e was worth.
lg. "They never got to know the righ
on ! of it, Beauty getting so excited eve