The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-07

~tH fs weigh just what signif- Prs-SSS i,ante the detnind ct Dupuy
 haf. He tIirrr't-d his glance .ss h.-7 ilTesll.-.. rnJl q ttiig pause en- ss.fsI sfier :,.. iiwte, l,i,l,yist'S abrupt SrsnaEa ihaf WhrpIer. fraud be dis sh.irxrti fr1rt ftIt Adv;,Hyp, :. et:d sis dis s'riiing eye and bram en- ni,st-; 4hiih ln rt.an fhr wurkirgs of Me #1trirry-x sftn9i iia feit instinctivpiy 2sls he ssi;lrssi Fl .Aieiieiiry th:ii ile mad zsttit, sssatlsl=siis editor '-nn the rum l'uriiig He I'erha: of the insurance rhiinsiny~ uwifrf<hii, there had been 5,ss sisail, tiiai the decision of the man. a-siise editor ,,f the AdvatHse would h:lxp bera in favor ,5f pupuy aud his |. <frftsli;H fnr ite discharge syf N Ileeier ErsIud iial The lawyer. like McHeury. kiiew Ii, hifI. of the new owner that uatlid change the attitude of the pa- M l'er.
 i,upuy was right in his estimate of MrHrnrys w..:isit.Ss The lawyer lob byiSt was I,itying in rare fortune. in drrd. 10 distr,srr ill his opponent a fs,uu who dared unt stand for the risht- He well kIsrw thal he would Hnf find the same sort of man in a lArifiuif of importance ill many other tiswsl'aiers Dt tue iaiid. We'll too. did he kbow -tiie power of the press 1hroi,grout all Anlerica for he had frlird Hf bitter cost that it was the foe of nli the Ed Dupuys and all those that employed rheni 10 serve their ends
 Finally McHenry spoke in answer to Dupuy's demand
 Let us give Brand one more Nchanee. protested McHenry. ..Ill put him on baseball or water front. Come now"
 T will be candid with you was Instructed fo make all example of somebody for this mornings story. Perhaps. though. good hauling over might do for this time. Call him in now. It's his last chance"
 A boy entered.
 @Ask Mir. Brand to step in"
 s1'd rather take a licking than do this. protested MrHenry
 Dupuy was unstmpafhetic
 Well. he's only got himself to thankr' he snorfed. . Wheeler Brand came in.
 Mr. Brand" began the managing editor. there is kick being made on the Barteirny story of t1is morning"
 Yes sir: suppose so.' Brand looked m and saw Dupuy. and the reporters face showed that he understood.
 T forward the Kick to you. indorsing it o. K.." said McHenry. 'ln other words. the kick goes.v
 Why. what
 This is practical world" inter posed Dupuy.
 Brand grew bitter. for well he knew the practices of Dupuy.
 -Oh. yes; know the patter--a world of live and let live. We must be very careful before imputing motives, eh. Mir. Dupuy. Does not the good book ssly> Let him that is without sin among you cast the first stone-at United States judges Wheeler. Wheeler" cried McHenry. we only ask you in to talk it over caimlyr
 That man has hit me in the dark before" exclaimed Brand. This is the first time that he has come into the light
 n desire to say that my clients put in Dupuy like a great many other of the :ih subscribers = to this paper vrerp Disappointed at what they con- caived ia te an unwarrantabie attack fun of iiisiiiu;tinns about one of, the 3EioSt distinguished members or the United Sfaies bench and they wish merely as readers Of the paper to ex press the hope hat nothing of the sort win occur again. in which case they are willing to overlook this mornings article entirely to. ill fact. regard it merely as :i mistake. mistake made without maii.-e"
 You mean 1 am to have another chance to hold my job if I'll be good from now on:' asked Brand.
 DHpuy once more hecane complacent
 -Such. believe. is Mir McHenrys dpcfsiOn.- he announced calmly.
 You certainly have your gall. Du- puy." cried Brand in menacing tones, 'sfo think you can muzzie me for $40 a week. I've paid more than that for the privilege of fighting you The lawyer turned quickly to the managing editor.
 '-fou better let him go. McHenry," 1e suggested. Hes q crank
 Wheeler Brand was amazed at the way in which McHenry allowed Du- puy to infueuee him.
 Does he give you orders?'' he asked meanlngiy of the managing editor.
 ~Yes. my boy; he does. and 1 accept ,yonr resignation"
 The reporter was by no means launfed by hIs discharge.
 Tin sorry for you he cried. inclin- Sg toward McHenry.
 tDupuy laughed significantly-
 Reserve your sympathy for your Eff. young man. he advised the oung newspaper writer. ~Rescrrc your sympathy for Bar felmy: hell need it before long," was his cutting retert-.
 .Uh Is that soT' sneered Dupuy. nGo west and grow up with the coun- try. for If you hang around here to hurt Bartelmy don't forget that crini- nal libes.iS punishable with arrest" ssSt.rry. old man. spoke McHenry kindly. If didn't have family I'd go west with you.
 -If if wasEf for men having fami-