Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
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pit out a brawny arm to brush the obstruction aside-then he had the surprise of his life Mir. Collins posi- fisely refused tc be brushed: instead two solidly built arms. all muscle. shof ouf and one of them pinned Mr. llickey's right fist fast 10 his side; the other wrapped swiftly about Mir lgiekey's left leg and with a sudden. arring grunt. that gentleman sai down very hard upon the ground. He looked up in shocked surprise ''Nho- Tho-2' he puiied.
 Mey' His opponent grinned at him implshly. I'm Kid Collins. culI--de champion middleweight Of the United States. an l eats 'em alive like youse. fas youse lookin' fer trouble, eull 2'
 hr. Hickey sat upright and scratch. ing his head. thonghtfally regarded his adversary. tN-n-o, he stammere,i alter a pause. ~l--t-jest allowed as how Id come up an pay Si--''
 70, dats it. is it?" pleasantly in- quired the cheerful Mir Collins. well. youse kin sure have de chance, pal. He took Mir. Hickey by the arm and raising him to his feet gently escorted him up the platform steps Say, pal he remarked to Hiram, jest write 6is gent a receipt fer what he owes. will yer De mazunla's burnin hole in his pocket"
 Mir Hickey stood a moment as if undecided. Mir. Collins absentminded [ ly doubled his fists-they were large { fists, strong and solid looking. Mfr { Hickey waited no longer; reaching far down into his pocket he brought forth q roll of bills
 1 The faraway toot of an advancing | horn came through the air: the big lDarade was out. As the crowd wayered. then broke, Mir. Goobie banged his gaveI loudly on the desk. This here sale will be continued | at 1 o'clock this afternoon. he ! hawled, right after the big show. Come one. come all: therell be some 1 thin doin' ever minute An in the meantime ef anybody wants to pay they'n find me still doin business at the same old stand "
 MT. Gooble's proclamation bole fruit. for all during the afternoon peo- pie passed into his store with their purses handy and passed out with receipted bills. About o'clock Mir Gooble. after escorting a solemn faced farmer 10 the door. gave sudden vent to loud an enthusiastic whoop. Ili.' he called, come here," Wondering, Hiram followed bis em- ployer to the office, and there his eyes glued themselves involuntafily upon a pile of currency. mixed with cheeks and coin. which lay upon the desk. MT. Gooble. surveying his as | sistant's surprise with uuconcealed qualification. waved his hand airily toward the money OF the table What dye know. about that2' he ! inquired facetiously.
 Eyes bulging. Hiram stared, first ct his employer, then at the money, then at Mir. Gooble again. "Boss-r he be- gan
 Wait a minute, chuckled MT. Goo. | ble. ''an' jest take a look at thisi'' He extended a sheet of paper. 'Them's the figgers on it, he explained Hiram, surprised at first. was aston ished beyond articulation now, as he scanned the paper; he gasped fever ishly as he came to the total. For 8 full minute he gazed tenderly on the figures, then reverenuy he laid the sheet back on the desk
 By dingl" he calculated. impress sively, and with feeling By ding!" he repeated, and he said it as if he meant it.
 When a little later the excited hun gry crowd gathered again to fear Mir. Gooble's tale of woe. that seatle nan climbed the platform steps alone He regarded the upturned faces of his Sudience with much satisfaction for Mir. Gooble had long yearned for