Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14

H ample time to catch your train" Dowsett and Guggenhammer mani fcsted a relief that was almost ob- vious. The situation was clearing. IL was disconcerting, under the circum. stances. to be pent in the same room with this heayy-muscled, Indian-like man whom they had robbed. They re- membered unpleassntly the many stor- ies of his strength and reckIessness. If Letton could only put him of long enough for them to escape into the po- Heed world outside the office door, all would be well; and Daylight showed all the signs of being put of. I'm real glad to hear that" he said. T don't want to miss that train, and you-al have done me proud, gentle men, letting me in on this deal I just do appreciate it without being able to express my feelings But am sure almighty curious. and I'd like ter rible to know. Mir. Letton, what your ! figures Of our winning Is. Can you-all give me a rough estimate?"
 Nathaniel Letton did not look ap- pealingly at his two friends, but in the brief pause they felt that appeal pass out from him. Dowsett, of sterner mold than the others, began to divine that the Klondi1er was playing. But the other two were still under the blandishment of his child-like inno- ! eence.
 Tt is extremely-er-difHcu Leon 10 m srs ar hogan sfNv,,, -on Valley nas fiuctuated SO. err
 That no estimate can possibly be made in advance" Letton supple mested
 Approximate 1t, approximate it." 1 Daylight coanselled, cheerfully. Tt don't hurt if you-all are a million out one side CT the other. The fgures1l straighten that up. But I'm that crr!. ous I'm just itching all over. What dye say?"
 Why continue to play at cross pur- poses?" Dowsett demanded abruptly and coldly. Let us have the explana- : tion here and now. Mir Harnish Is la boring under a false impression, and he should be set straight.
 By this time Letton was stiffened by the attitude DoHsett had taken. and his answer WIS pVrEnpt and definite
 T fear y1N nTS uEier misappre- pension, Mir Harnieh There are no winnings to be dividei vi h you. Now don't get excited. l beg of you. have but to press this button
 Far from excited, Daylight had all the seeming of being stunned He look ed at Dowsett and murmured:
 Tt vas your deal. all right, and you. all dole them right. foo. We'll, ain't kicking. I'm like the player in that poker game. It was your deal, and you-all had 2 right to do your best. And you done it-cleaned me out slick er'n a whistle"
 He gazed at the heap on the table with an air of stupefaction.
 And that-all ain't worth the paper it's written on. Col dast 1t, you-slI can sure deal 'em round when you get a chance. Oh. no. I sin't a-kicking. I, was your deal. and you-alI certainly done me, and a man ain't half a man that squesls on another mans deal. And now the hand is played out. and the cards are on the table, and the deals over, but
 His hand, dipping swiftly into his iu- side breast pocket. appeared with the big Colts automatic.
 "As l was saying, the old deals fn- ished Now it's my deal, and I'm a-going to see if can hold them four aces
 Take your hand away. you whited sepulchre," he cried sharply.
 Nathaniel Letton's hand, creeping toward the push-button on the desk, was abruptly arrested
 Change cars" Daylight command ed Take that chair over there. you gsngrene-liyered skunk. Jump. or I'll make you leak till fOlksH think your father was a water hydrant and your mother a sprinkling-cart You-all move your chair alongside. Guggenhammer: and you-sll Dowsett, sit right there. while I just irrelevantly explain the virtues of this here automatic. She's loaded for big game and she goes of eight times She's a sure hummer when she gets started.
 Preliminary remarks being over. T now proceed to deal Remember. I ain't making no remarks about your deal. You done your dsrndest. and it was all right. But this is my deal, and it's mp to me to do my dsrndest. Tn the first place. you-aIl know me. I'm Burning Dsylight-savvee? Amt afraid of God. devil. death, nor destruction. Them's my four aces. and they sure cop per your bets. Look at that there living skeleton. Letton, you're sure afraid to die. Your bones is all rat ting together you're that scared And look at that fat Jew there. This little weapons sure put the fear of God in his heart. He's yellow as a sick per simmon. Dowsett, ybure cool one. You.all ain't batted an eye nor turned ! a hair. That's because you're great on arithmetic And that makes you-aIl dead easy In this deal Of mine. You're sitting there and adding two and two together. and you-alI know l sure got you skinned. You know me, and that l ain't afraid of nothing And you-all .I .ff