New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-07-13

the impersonal disfavor Of one study
ing the picture of some noxious thing,
like ella monster or feast of yul-
lures.
Thank you.' said Theodore. II
have breakfasted, and in good COM
pany."
"By glory, my man., shouted Silber-
berg, tif you say another word
Carson turned upon him, and Silber-
berg sank into seat. Carson walked
back to the engine room. saving that
he would look the craft over and see
Mr.. Shayne after breakfast.
silberberg conceived himself vastly
insulted BIZ this fellow thev had nicked
I'M and gave his host rather . had half
hour
eve owe # 70 him 70 allow him 70 ha
. littla nastvn cold sh.rna .srhinl
what he did for VIRGINIA Won know
Silherberon
.Rv love, crio1 si,horhorr q, ,,o,,,a
rather sba bod ~ 49, - p 49,, a
not allow onn sorn;oa 49,, - = -. s -
atone for suoh - ,ss,,,4 80 :,
low anv ono - NJ l1I na,,s+ 49, 49, a.. a..
Roc sbonna ~ 1z;1,,, s 1ea'e 'ne
.Rnt h;e noaoh;na
whi1an nrpod sh.vno ns;nn ubat -
fudped wonld ha : valid ora,n,o ~
with his gnost .An idaa - 81 49,
May and this art of avino moods in
nrovemont, -0 -
"No idea ), fnsistad Mav ..;s uor+,
that much. Suit.vonrself Mr. shavnn
but as for me.-
Silberberg waved his hand closing
the debate. AS thew rose thew detect.
ed Winner standing behind them hat
in hand. as il awaiting 2 word with
them. or eavesdropping. as the case
might have been.
"Well," said Shavne rather angrilv
II Just wanted to saw replied Wiz
ner, that know what this young
fellows proposition is. And if Won
don't find him reasonable to deal with
come to me. I've seen his model. It
amt protected. of course. and / can
build one like it in a few weeks-with
money enough. I'll learn him to butt
in and take customer from mer'
when inventors fall out" began
Shayne.
"Monopolists get their hooks in
supplied Silberberg. Lets take the
fool north and see what he's got"
''Most sensible thing you've said" re-
piled Shayne.
Carson waited in glum silence until
the second descent of the lift. refus-
ing to occupy it along with Silberberg.
Shayne urged him to stay aboard for
the night trip to Chicago.
1.-THE weather north" said Shayne.
lis the mildest known for March. We
can discuss your project, Mr.. Theo-
dore, over our highballs going up
Come with u.s."
Very we'll, said Mr.. Theodore, he
would 60. with many thanks.
He wondered about the niece and
Silberberg. but be asked no questions.
He strobe directly to the lift and went
aboard the Roc. 1t was late in the
afternoon when they took on two la
dies-Psyche and Mrs. shayne. The
ladies' vanished Into the cabin with
sllberberg.
nat 90 you th1nk OF the wealth
err asked snayne OF carson
Inc low mas reached Omaha, re-
plled carson. 'and mas deepened rap
1oly. we ought TO get into stlH south
Wlnus soon' increasing al tne way.
Let EN- Increase reJolned onayne.
wen nuke port quicker. II II snould
De norlher'y weather. now
We,o nave 10 moor:' quer1eo Car
son.
Naturally.
Wnat I'D going 20 talR TO you
ABOUT sald CARSON is macnlne
tnat couid make chicago against the
nercest gaze quicker than this flying
palace can 90 it tonight"
On, yes, nightly replied shayne
I've nau eln on reu lne tnat would
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n ~,
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