Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-05
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eoUped before tho building on Mas
sAs stres9 In which Warhurton had
omoss. Coast alighted. sick with 1eal
of recognition. The sidewalk thronl
IpasDsd him With blank looles, tho els
lvaeor boy had COPY Of the blatant
shook and Q stare for MI. Warbur
tons client IN Warburton's private
lruo1 thsfs Wa business to distrac,
him: papers 70 be signed, details to be
Arranged. letters and kilograms Of
reorganization, already coming in by
TIE score, to b opsaed and read. He
was called on tho MISREPRESENTATION
ton fully sAtisfymg hlmsoli % 70 the
ioallsrs identity before turning the
rscsavsr over to Coast. His hope VA
|nipped With disappointment; Il wal
nsrsly Trusx calling to offer his fe
lidtakions and demand Coasts pres
sncs ct - little dinner at the club
Just fow OF a., all friends Of yours:
The hour. seven that night. Mschan
lieAIly Coast promised ana rang OF
He was unable to refuse; In his heart
Ihe nsw, that he would BIO unable t.
igo.
''whst-sbous my rooms1" he asked
5uadenly.
Warburton bsamed. "Theyere wait
ing for you. everything Just a. you
lett It. I kept track Of both your old
servants: they're there. too. Jus,
walk In ana hang up your hat"
Coast meditated. "Thst's hke you
Dick" b said.
An ohaos boy entered. "Reporte,
from ths Jo4nal wants to 80 Mister
ICoast."
I've Left" said Coast.
He thought sobsrly, frowning for Z
moment THAT puts my place out Cd
the question: thsy1l swarm there"
"Yes." agreed Warburton.
TIL put up at some hotel tonight. y
"Nads up your mind which?''
No: III cali you up when I'm set
tied You'd bstter give me
some money"
/, warbuton's pudsy features con
tortsd themselves 10 express chagrin
''The one thing I forgot"
Then send somebody out for ~
"How muchi" Warburton drew q
fhsque-book toward him. "a hun,
h1edr'
4 long pause prsfsesd Coasts sst.
maAA give thousaad.s
The lawyer whistlsd. Tho devil
you sayl What d'you want with "a
kAa$f"
'77ow euH l1sil7~
WIN . 1dsh and asshrue wafbuFton
nrew the check and rang for his head
clerk That person brought With him
The Information that representatives
of tho Times, the Sun and the Herald
had forexethered with TIE Journal re-
porter IN the outer ofloe. and would
not be denied.
"Gst The money" said warburton.
.'I1l tend to the rest"
E, He made a sortie into tho reception
room and returned crestfalien. i've
lied like . trooper" he confessed.
but they won't bulge. You were seen
to enter: you haven't been seen TO
leave"
Then" said Coast, 'I'n stop here
tonight"
! Warburtoa shook his head in cheer.
full dissent. mot in the least neces-
sary. III fx you up all right. You
can slip out into the hall by this door
IN make sure the coasts clear. nrst
dodge round into the Liberty street
corridor. and taRe the elevator there.
You're hardly liable to be recognized
on either the subway or the L. II
you're careful. Make your own seleo.
ton OF . hotel and call mo UP at tho
club any dine after I've. Meanwhile
Ill send . boy to your rooms for what.
eyer you want, and he'll bring every.
thing 20 you ct any hour you name.''
Coast smiled agreement. That's .
wonderful head you wear, Dick, but
doubt q your scheme will work: it's
too simple
Ito very simplicity made It practica-
bile. however; and q little after four
Coast made his escape precisely ~
Warburton had planned.
His Journey uptown In the subway
which hs accomplished without misad.
venture. shielding himself behind .
newspaper. was his hrst taste Of I'M
restricted freedom-anA BY that token
. delight without alloy.
At . quiet bod inconspicuous hotel
in the Eortjes. some distance from
Broadway he registered boldly 10