Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

II have installed fine law library in my
apartments, so the consultation of author
tiles will be easy; but"
WELL" interrupted Mr.. Waddy, If you
can have that done by the time Mr.. Car
san con go where his machine is, put II
in shape an fly back, it'll do. When he
lights in the front yard, an YOU bring me
q good law-pFoof monopoly, I'll so In with
yeh; but he's got to fetch q letter from
Mobile within twenty-four hours o. the
time it's stamped there. I'm from Mis-
sourtl What ssy7''
"Donel' cried CraIghead, You've bought
something!"
Theodore was trembling with the fear
that they were throwing away their
chance by reckless and impossible under
tAlSings. Mrs. Graybill saw him grow pale
and swallow hard, as IL choking, and her
eyes grew soft.
Before we call It a bargain" said Theo-
dore, Il should IKE a word with Mr..
Cralghesd, II you will excuse US"
Certainly" said she, II should recon-
mend careful consultation"
Craighead faced Carson Inquiringly, as
they found themselves alone In the hall.
Something rising in your throat2" he
queried. Frost forming on your boots
No yellow stripe up your back Is there?
Come, let's reel in and give him the gaff!"
IT wish to explain" said Theodore, that
IL can't pay the charges on the motors;
/ can't get them down TO the beach. So
how can we accept Mr.. Waddy's ofter?'
Cad, cunnel," exclaimed Craighead.
TIN glad you told me in private, instead
OF disclosing our impecuniousness to His
Waddiness. But. have no fearI You carry
Caesar and his fortunes. / have the fund
for the motors"
Cralghead drew from his pocket a roll
OF bills the outer one of rather startling
magnitude.
Fees" said Craighead, Damages,
actual and exemplary, I've settled the
case OF Carson VS.. The slsttery Institute
Fair sir, we have q swollen fortune"
What do you mesn?' asked Carson.
II mean, said Craighead. that this roll
Of tainted money 10 our loot Of the en-
porium. wit we'll that / soaked 'en
plenty"
But can't allow thisl' cried Theodore
ITS already allowed" answered Craig
head. with an air OF perfect innocence
Come, callpw sir, we can't begin now th'
ruinous policy of scrutiniEing the sources
OF our supplies, We can endow a colleg,
later, and that What you doing?"
Carson was examining the bills into hi
pocket
Going back to Mr.. waddy," said he
Come on
''Ay, ay sir" said Craighead. his hNnt
to his forelock But warns you, capting
that there's breakers dead ahead and oil
both bows, and that Craigheads the onl,
pilot as knows these waters. But here
Mr.. Waddy," said Theodore walkin
up to him and looking him in the face
before accepting your offer. ] must MAX
sure that can fulfill my part OF 1t,
must install Nthe motors In the aerOnei
There are some financial arrangements I
be made. II may be some weeks"
"I'll let yeh have whRt money you need
said Mr.. waddy II know how 1t gently
with these here geniuses."
Theodore graspsd the old mans hant
: his face flushed with Joy.
= II accept your advances with pleasure.
= said he. And within sixty days l she
E be here with the aeronef!'
= LAS certain" said Craighead "as tn
E world turns over sixty times on its SHAFT
? ing, Got your order. Mr.. Waddyl"
o As they took their departure Mrs. Gray
bill drew them aside as for a privat
e conference,
Q "Mr Carson" said she do you kno,
e that papa IL dresdfully good bushes
2. manP'
?. Il am quite sur Of IT," said Theodore
/; do you think that you and Mr.. Crab
head are quite able 10 cope with hiI
,, where business is businessg'
r Fear not" said Craighead. "Coloni
Carson has an adviser In me-"
/. Mrs. Graybill laughed merily,