The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-18

| newton utu not need 10 nperutoto.
His income was ample but he liked
the excitement aud he had Inherited
his fathers stubbornness. He would
not be driven from the field. He took
his losses placidly and smiled at every
fresh blow.
II Cayerly found his revenge erpen.
sive. he nt least found II worth while
Through TAFT he obtained from New.
tons broker an accurate account VI the
losses sustained, and the sum was
growing well Into seven figures.
But even Cayerly almost baked
when Newton went In for 7, and N.
This was Caverly's pet stock For al
most year no had acquired blocks Of
I here and there until II looked ~
hough at the next election he might
gain control.
Newton sold put at ten points rise.
To depress II some Of Cavsrly's hold.
ngs must be offered at lower price.
I was stiff fight Most spectators
,eld on. but there was some one who
eagerly bought at the low price. Seven
thousand shares were sold before New.
ion dropped from the market He had
promised to buy II at 97M. II had
cropped TO siA. He stood 10 lose. and
1averly chuckled
Cant even win on L. and NJ" he
Ieered to TAFT II guess that ought 10
inish him"
"Siegrlst & Platt want that p. and
Y. stock" said the head clerk, inter.
uptlng. I'VE have none"
"Of course not" agreed TAFT "Didnt
,uppose they wanted actual delivery"
"Well. they do" said the clerk. "Mr.
,lecrIst Is here himself. and he refused
4 check for the profits; wants TO know
II we keep bucket shop"
"Send him ln.' said TAFT In a husky
voice. II looked Ike trouble. After
Newton had been trimmed tho stock
had been permitted to rise few points
TAFT had supposed that check to Gov
er the increase would be sufficient. II
Siegrlst insisted upon the actual de
uNtIN VI tut stVth anu nt soufu hvstnVA
buy nor borrow, he would be expelled
from the exchange for "buckctlDg" the
stock. Before the broker entered he
turned to Caverly,
you will have 10 make good with
your stock" he snarled. III you don't,
I'll tell just how II happened"
Caverly knew that II he offered stock
with no intention OF letting II go he
was In the same boat with his broker
and In the end he had to send over to
his office for the necessary shares.
There was heated session between
the two men after Siegrist left, but
that did not bring back the stock. The
registry books closed the following
day, and Caverly had lost control by
some 1000 shares which he could not
possibly replace In time for the meet
ing
That evening Belle was surprised to
see Emory Newton passing through the
hall into the library. Evidently he
was expected. for Csveriy looked ny
coldly.
You asked for the Interview" he
snapped. what II II you wishT'
II wanted to explain something TO
you" said Newton "As you are 10 be
my fntherln-law some day. ! hate 10
see you lose control OF the l.. and n.
| BOUGHT put for 1900 shares at 97M
In trying TO stick me you sold TO my
agent shares that you were forced TO
deliver. II you wan. to purchase them
back. they me In the market"
Your agent" echoed Caverly. "Sie
grist your agentT'
my agents broker" he explained.
Il knew that my man was selling me
out TO TAFT by eoppering my opera
tion ] hnye won double what ! have
lost Siegfist IN honest: besides, he
didn't know"
cavcrly sank back In his chair. lie
had been happy In the thought that he
was running Newton. Instead Newton
had been Informed, and he had really
been the gamer. Caverly was m old
man, and suddenly he felt very worn
and feeble.
Il think I'm getting out Of the
game" he said. with q sigh. what
Is your price for this stockr'
Belle" answered Newton. shes
worth every share and script In the
market"
For moment Caveriy hesitated. II
wns hard TO surrender. but In the end
he knew that Newton would win In
his love affair ns he had won in the
street lie was the son Of CsyerIy's
ancient enemy. but nothing mattsred.
He toucbeda boil. and the butler en-.
tered.
send for Miss Caverly," be ordered,
ana Newton knew that he had won.
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