The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-03-18

Have 10 Nailed to the Floor and the
Floor Goes Into the Safe at Sun
Down."
shell road to wealth? Isn't 1t Cinch
into your parlor and get his roll.
avenue all the way to the bank? All
you have to do is to coax Uncle Peter
After a while when the old gentle
mans At of coughing is over and he
backs away from the fight, Disguised
and sick of 1t, you can hand him his
money, minus the commissions, and
give him such a shock Of joyous sur
prise that he'll stand on his head and
thank you with both feet"
II sounded like wise wheeze.
But Uncle Peter would recognize
me, and 1t would be all to the frizzle."
I cried suddenly. "Clara J. wouldn't
fancy 1t IL she learned was fooling
around the track again after she had
squared matters for me and put me
even. guess I'd better let Uncle Pc
ter plod along to the poor-house," I
added, sadly.
Nonsense, john" chortled Bunch.
"You don't have to appear in the mat
ter at all. Besides, I'll take hand
In the game myself"
"You be the bookmaker, that's It:
nne, Bunch, ine!" I yelled.
mot exactly" he broke in; but ]
can get fly lad named key Schwarts
to stall for us. key is a member In
good standing Of the Bookmakers
Brotherhood and Burning Money
Hunters association. I've known key
for years, and, since our object ID
purely philanthropic. I'm sure he'll
be glad to give us the helping mitt."
"What'll it cost to put this produc-
ton on, Bunch? I'm quite willing to
rush to Uncle Peters rescue, but I'm
not eager to sprain my ankles In 80
doing" l said. NJ
1--WE won't take single chance"
Bunch answered. Before we go any
further, John, must tell you that my
motives are not wholly unselfish. I've
got an idea that II can make myself
solid with Uncle Peter he may be
induced to square me with Uncle VIII.
lam Gray, and thereby enable me to
lead Alice away to the little old log
cabin Of our own"
Drop that plate; it's hot, Bunch" I
said. Uncle Peter Grant and Will
lam Gray never speak as they pass
by. You've picked out the wrong an
swer."
IT know all about that" Bunch
came back, but Uncle William has
great faith in Uncle Peters judgment.
Just as hard. However. I'll take .
long chance on all that. How much
loose coin have you, John?"
rAbout $1,000 loose, besides the
bundle that's working In the real es-
tate business; but that's tied up 80
hard can't get at It," answered.
"All right" Bunch went on; well
be equal partners in this deal. tn
take about $4,000 to make the pic-
ture look right"
"what!" l yelled; me risk $1,000
| to teach Uncle Peter how to behaved
| Not on your horoscopel II Uncle Pc
| tar wants to take q walk on the road
| to ruin I'm not going to nag him
not when It costs me 5000 to buy the
nag, nix!"
wait! waiti" Bunch. broke In;
"feel for the soft pedal and come back
| to Quiet Valley. Didn't ten you We
| wouldn't take any, .chancesf Do you
suppose I'm dead anxious to chop up
my money and feed It to the pigeonsf
| You leave this to me, and I'll gua6'
antee you'll save Uncle Peter and be
q hero to your family forever and
| ever. Are you gamer Say the word
and wen hunt up key schwartxl"
Light the Gas. Bunch; I'm VIII
| yuu," said.
And We shook hands on It.
tcopyrisht by a. W. pillingham Cal