Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-01

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Won out ia tho LAWYERS for tbe onnosi'
ton. Thai is lie No. /. You hive
lcen led to believe that / make false
repor!s TO your London solicitors. Lie
No. > You have been poisoned with
The story that covct certain women
In this town. too numerous to men.
tion. believe. That is lie No. 8.
They are all beautiful. my friends, but
/ wouldn't have one of 'em us a gift.
For the past few nights my home
has been watched. I want to an
nounce to sou that II see anybody
hanging around the bungalow after to-
day I'm going to put n bullet through
him. just as would through II dog.
Now, to come down 40 Won Bitz You
can't drive me out of this island. old
man. You have lied about me ever
since beat You up that night You
are sacrificing the best interests of
these people in order to crafty per
sonnl spite. in order to wreak per-
sonal vengeance. YOU
Won Blitz. foaming with rage. broke
in: II suppose you will call out der
warships! We are not fools! You can
fool some Of
Now. see here. Won Blitz. I'll show
whether can call ont a warship when
ever need one. | have never intend
ed to ask naval help except in case of
an attack l.y our enemies up ut the
chateau. You can't believe that seek
to turn, those hi. guns against my own
clients-thc clients | came out here to
serve with my life's blood If necessa-
ry. But, hear Inc. you Dutch lobster,
can have Il British man-of-war here
in ten hours to take you off this island
| and hang you from Il yardarm on the
charge of conspiracy against the
| crown"
/ Won Blit2 and Rasula laughed scorn-
fully and turned to the crowd. The
latter began to harange his fellows.
This man is al" he began.
"A bluff" prompted Won Blitz. slar-
ing ut his tall accuser.
"A bluH.' went on Rasula. He can
do none OF these things. Nor can the
Americans at the chateau. Know
that they are liars. They
III make you pay Tor that, Rasuia.
Your time IS snort. Men OF Japat,
DON'T want TO serve you unless you
trust me-
A dozen voices crled: we DON'T trust
you, dog OF Christian. son OF
snake. Won biitz sioWeo VIII satis-
iactlon'
"One moment. please. Rasula knows
that came out here to represent Sir
John l'rodney. lie knows how l am
regarded in London. He is jealous be-
cause 1 have not listened to his chat
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cnhteau. hn>Ves shipped from many
sashes. Won Blitz was screaming with
insane laughter, pointing his finger Mt
the discredited American. While they
(. shouted and cursed. his gaze never loft