Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-13

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his story thar a second stranger a7-
pea-ed- He vas an express collector"
ard he mad II his hand l.4,a rous
checks, both brass and pastsboard
which ne j-Cgiad as he apPro acaei he
seat
Tae exp-ess-1aa asked the strange
beside DaGne- II MS name was Morey,
and received al affirmative reply The
eX21ess.nan then to,d Morey that ne
mas. have --le money due or q con-
s.gri.snt from Sat Lake rha- had been
sidetracAed here tor express charges
Morel- Vas ready % pa, and rendered
-1s exp-esSmar sight draft on the
Continental National Bank Of Salt
AXE C4cy for s3-5. The expressmao
gas ped, Tor ne couldn't change Il, and
was after 4 o'clock and the banks
mad closed. Aforay didn't know what
. DO. ana appealed . his new fou-7 4
friend The express bill vas SIS. and
DaAne- had Just $50. N bill left
Dailne- said he didn't fee, l.ke. giving
an e-3tt-s stranger his 500. and aske,,
: u 3rey could idenJitv himself
Third Stranger Called In.
Mpray didn't know whether he could
;i1l any one on ,le tra.n VINO could
IDENTITY him @ not. bu- he would ny.
He Wakes thru -ha ca ara. sure
enough, sitting vel Up toward the
1ronc 9f ne coach vas an "O=kaloosa
,ivery-rla-l- The ",.ver..1-a-." came back
T.-A l1orey % tia seat occupied By
Dalln@r and Informed Dallner thar ne
H-as The Oskaloosa i.ve-vrr2aa.'' and
2e knew MoreE vel You needn',
% afraid II this mar he said % Dali
ae-. FOR he's all r.sh-' Mercy then
departed with bis ~ en-y
Leave 70 Get Goods Out Of Soak.
AIorey excused himself, and, with The
expressnan. left ne car % get ne
goods ou- % ~h7ok" The ,iverv17ar
sat and conve-sed With Dailre- until
ABOUT time for the train - leave Then
hA got up and left he car after making
an excuse for drink II water Wher
ch= ,i-ery-rar lefc DaMre- began %
CONE on, q the an-sch@-ic and realize
hat he had teen "z-unz" He than
alrted % tt1e police ard tod the sto-v
- OFFICER LACE L7ga rocHfed Chief
"a thu trains and i5-l-ad thru n. de-
They we-e cons tcu71-. however, BY
their absence
Keep i Out q the Papers.
Dal,re-, when ssked his -a-n-. re-
fused = give i. SAYING ,ha- above all
things re did rot 7nrt this - get ir-o
ne newspapers II wouldn't have the
papers get ho,d y This for $500" sid
Dallner. Dailrer insisted that his
name made no difference. ard -hat he
you'd only give Il u the chief upon
the promise that he would rot give il
I'D = the newspapers.
Daline-, however, was not as carerul
as he intended 70 De ard II g burst OF
confidence % . T;nes-Repuhlica re-
porter who tras trying u help him
frd the -ne1- and whom Dsilner took
for 4 der ective. Darne- said he wouldr' :
care 50 much for the 800 if ne had had
any money Ieft, but ne didn't ;lav-5
enough 70 buy bed. Dallner then e1-
hfbited draft -or 800, payable 70
himself, and drawn on Lock-idge
bank. This gave his signature, which
he explained would be hard for for
ger 70 duplicate because IT a little
curly queue between the e. and the
50 The drat-. however. was val
less here. as Mr.. Dallner was not cap
able Of securing Identification as cas-
sly as was his friend Morey.
4 Dsllrer left for his home az o'clock
tfis morning He had 70 borrow 81
Of Chief Nicholson % pay for room
at the Railroad Y. NJ G. A. DalIner
has credited his $50 10 experience ac-