New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

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..a' and wants Il. aa"H ii H. short. N,Oai,:
..,a Says ato.
looks 81. mc you'd Thought IL t,,u treahu :u,u
mc nursery I'll admit -hc Mas q h,aut, all right;
i., th, hard look gets trow th,r t.4 black eyes
l.In.t san u.r iur 81 cent.
M4gte d knew s." ao You Was, .@'lf",' s"g !,
""o get along faster.
That dont -oothc hcr bit. She gives me one
glare and then Hh,rls around and shouts az couple
ot tough looA'n tru-cr that H47 IN the car.
Quick She sings ou'. " Watch the rear and
side doors I'm sure he's here
And the mugs pile out and proceed 70 plant ,hcm-
selves around HE house.
"S.,-a-ay." SAYS L. This begins To- hook c>.,riu'.
/ il RAID. or what: Who are The husky t,l~.'
Those men are IN my employ, says She.
Private scut S: SAYS l.
They are SAYS She. and if NuuU give uI. the
10y withou, any trouble / VIII pay YOU lust twice
much you're getting 70 hide him. I'm going
o. have him, anyway.
Well. vel, Says /
And say maybe YOU can guess ly that time
Was tcchn like it Was a warm day Ii Id had ON "a
,clulold collar it'd blown up. INSIDE of ten SEQ
ouds I've -huckcd my coat and ,fu miNIn' IT with
The plug that guariin the side door. The dons
was short and sweet. Hes no sooner slumpcd down
L. feel what's happened To his Jaw than No. come
up. He acts like he was ambitious to do damage.
hu, the third punch leaves him the grass. Then
takes each of EN- by the ear leads EN- out to the
road, and gives EN- ttlc leather farewell to- help
Sorry TO muss Your hired help ma am" Saws l.
comm back To the front stoop, hut this Is
lace in the country where private detectives amt
wanted. And another thing, lct'e not have any
more talk about me bcin paid Ii there anyone
here hconHn TO YOU, Nou can have him and wei
come; but cut out the hold up business and the
graft conversation Now again, " hat $ the name. 20
She was SO mad She was white around the lips;
hut she's OF the kind that knows hen She up
against 1t too Il am Mrs Rutgers Greene" SAYS She
"Oh, YES, SAYS l. From down ON the point
Mr. Green lives at OricnJt Point, | believe"
SAYS She
Now that was plain enough, Want it: You
Wouldnt think q need I"stin ON what they was
sayln At the clubs after that. But these high life
break awaHs 50 common YOU can't keep track
Of all OF EN-, and She sprung it SO ohhand that
didn't morc'n half tumble To what She meant
Il suppose | may have Gerald now" She goes on
Sure says |. IN bring him down And as
| ~krs up the stairs | sings out, " Hey, Mr Smith,
Your maWS come for you!
There was nothin' dom, though. | knocks ON
the door, and calls again Next | gocs in. And
say, II want until Id paved over all the clothes
and looked under the bed and into the closet that
| could believe It. lie must have got up at dav-
hight. slipped down the back way in his stuclin'
feet. and skipped. The note on the wash stand
cInches IT, 1t was wrote kind Of Wobblv and the
sIelhn was some strcaked; but there want any
lnlStalln' what he meant. He was sorry ne had to
tell $" many WhoppcrS, but he wa nj ever goin home
any more. and he was much obliged for my tip
about the freight car. Maybe my Jaw didn't drop
Thick head, SAYS !, catChin sglt of myself IN
the bureau glass " You would get humorors''
When goes back down stairs | finds Mrs Greene
I"c'n The porch. "Wcll:' says She.