The Springdale news., 1907-07-19

Ing off slowly 10 defer tfc announce meut nf suspension. ir ibc hope that help ##gHf come At H. ira1saeuj, an tAc otEer hand. au cNtsa force Eei ta" HIe moving friSkiy. Fas aE if a~ Ha# idly aS the money c#t.zI ba 5aatef out
 Clerks were busy asH= IF 4ouey from The vaults uoWHss,..s-. anu 1s et i. the First National other clerks were re ceiyiuc the money and opening lew ae- counts Ridgley had devised the scheme as reFrisal against Morrow His sou had been Daisy's favored suitor un.,i Beguou had stepped in and eHt him out Kidgley had unt fa2H the banker for the fancied slight and. with his usual business instinct, was making his revenge profitable
 1t was nearly noon wien clerk dashed out of tue Frovi6cut and bur ried into the First National. IL ne meut he came out again. accompanied hy Ridgley himself. They were making their way to the Prevalent through t.-e crowd when suddenly kidGleN stopped at the edge of the excavation.
 one of the laborers. an Italian. was working with crowhar at the bottom Of tue pit seeking to di>Iodge the bar from some obstruction t had eHcoun tered Ridglev shouted excitedly to the man, who smiled pleasantly Into his face and began to climb out of the pit
 The crowd left the line and crowded around the opening. The Italian was waving his permit, blandly confident of his rights. and in lis excitement Ridgley could not make himself un= derstoed Al last the Italian seemed to comprehend and. dropping back L to the pit. seized piekax and smashed through the obstruction proudly hand ing out bulky cylinder. now gaping wide to show its load ef crisp ElS
 No taka da mon. explained the Italian "Hones' man. Yer haues man NJ taka da mon
 In fash the crowd understood TLe HroyideH WIS meeting the fHu Gy paying ont money sent under the street from the First National THe money WAS making al endless cham. tclue paid oHf over and over asaiH=Haif . dozen men in the crowd began to ex plain how the bank WIS profitiAg hy the evasion Of interest and KideIet retired hurriedly. With the crowd ID its present temper he was not anxious to be within it's reach \ little talk would precipitate riot
 But Beenon had planned slfilfully. and his orators talked just enough ta check the run on the Union There were muttered threats. but the draln= was stopped. and back flow of de positors was started toward the H. lon. Ridgley's reprisal had proved q boomerang
 That evening DegueH explained to Daisy and her father his inspiration
 'l was looking over the installation in tue First National he told them. and saw that there was pife ef the pneumatic system that lea cut of the building.
 "I thought it odd at the tiae. and when xau spoke of the= =relafIaHs ee= tween the tive banks reaIIzed tze# game fhey could shzft the laouet back and forth as it was needed. aud no one was the wiser. got q permit to open the street and Grpre eraW f..r through tie pipe Thai vas al
 "l should ike e give something L. that Italian foremaI sad nalsY
 You might give hin q klss sa@a gested fesnoH \, college u8S one of the stars of The dramatic eH4E-'
 You were the foremauf3 eret. Daisy. You sha. have | dozen kisses" And sAe made Ha protest u Degnon's prompt collee5ion