The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05

Woodmnn's suit with a grim
resolution TO win now. ut all
hasa rtis The sensational reports ~
ciers bad given her quick mind the
cue 70 new line OF strntagem She
began cautiously
"YoU are not going 10 give mp thing
I've set my heart on merely hecanse
old Woodmuns fool. are your she
asked her husband. with touch o.
scorn ".lim Stuart is The best friend
you ever had He has become one OF
the most famous men in America.
want him at our next entertainment"
The thing that puzzles me-" Bivens
broke In. "is why he will not come 10
the house. When | meet him down
town he's always friendly"
Mans lips Quivered with a queer lit
lie smile.
-will be succeed In this action
sxninst these menr
mo: be can't get the facts. II he
could he'd shake the foundations OF the
SHANGHAI world"
why not give the facts TO himr
II had thought of that. but 1t might
bring on a panic"
what have you to lose by lt7'
Nothing. but a panic's a dangerous
thing to monkey with"
at couldn't inJure stuart7" his wife
asked cautiously.
mo II couldn't hurt him On the
ether hand. ! might make him the un.
ceascious instrument OF a great per
soaal vengeance. double my fortune
and possibly land Jim In the White
House"
-You must DO II. dearr' his wife
cried. trembling with suppressed ex-
element
"Its playing with Dynamite
IT'S worth the risk to double your |
teetunA 10 II for nv sakef'
Nau leaned close and prcmed her
Ausband's hand while Der dark eyss
fesnd their way into his heart
EN- DO IT. be said with nrm nc
ssce '1Ti phons him at once
when Stuart sat down with Bivens
q 60 Of the magnificent private din
ing rooms Of biz millionaire club two
days isier 10 was struck with the per-
fsctjoo Of the dnancier's dress and the
SAsy elegance Of bis manners
man has surely dons wonderS with
asuss prptty crude massrialr' be muasd.
0s rscalIsd Mans diary With grim
a0ussmsnt
70 tosk tve ysan 70 thoroughly break
IN % hat shs could always b. sure
that hi nails wsrs trimmed and his
eSstAss In perfect style He had long
s1nes ceased to struggle snd haA fsand
OseA happineas Of late years In vying
With her IN Ire perfection Of bis per-
ssosl appearance
when the dinner was finished Bivena
dismissed the waiter. lighted one Of ,
his hugo ciGars and drew from . mo-
rocco case which he had placed beside
his chair = typewriter manuscript He
turned its leaves thoughtfully a mo-
nent and banded them to Stuart
There's 4 document. Jim. that cost
me $4,000 to prepare; for whose sup
preston Sl.O00.o0o would be paid and
no questions asked
But why this generosity on your
part. CalT
Il have anticipated that question.
answer 1t fully and frankly. There is
enough dynamite IN that document to
blow up half Of Wall Street and land
In the White House"
And many In the morgue2
And some 10 the penitentiary. I've
your work the past nine years
with genuine pride. Jim You've said
4 lot of hard things about rich malefac-
tors. but you've never touched me-"
mo, l think you're too shrewd to be
taught In that class. Cal"
II pride myself that | am. It's only
he clumsy fool who gets tangled in
he criminal law. But lot OF them
nave done it-big fellows whose names
Ill the world with noise. I've taken
he pains to put into that typewriter
document the names, the dates. the
,laces, the deeds, the names Of the wit.
lesses and all the essential facts. Do
What you please with It II you do
What think you will. some men who
re wearing purple and fine linen will
70 wearing stripes before another year
nd you will be the biggest man In
Few York"
~And your motiveT
r erhaps wish to get even with {
ONE men who have done me dirty I
rick or two, and perhaps incidentally {
D the excitement which will follow