The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-13
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 You. know all about 1t, don't ycur' snAxled Oaptain Bryce from his chair. sTW00 net Aa6hoesh; kwns an infusion C Ih0ian hemp You don't know"- IT. sXnubonss hanA elossd ever Aas no1t& cd be saha11sa.
 - envieee4s saia Rowland with qufst 1augh- ssHashee6h is made 1bom In611n hemp"
 ~YR hear thu, oentlemenw exclaim- = Nk NsOsr, sps1nging to his feet and 1ac1nG e4eE3bQ6Y 1n turn. He bounced ea CqSfn6n 161f1. ssTou hear this eom6eE (pf1in-you hear him say lnd1a1 pf 1ih1ve,a wltness now. Nk, Thlmpspn- Go right on with your suit lfn ktar him, Captain Barry. You dfo dlah6terosted You are . wit Asss< 3dG o1 x - ssss.:l z.sa :s
 ''Yes t4hekrd it-tnsa mnrdering sesun1relF&aid the capt1dn.
 Nr. N>G3r danced up and down in hob 5ok 6ils the 4ttorne3s pocketing hfs ndle8 fsmirked to the discomhted ChDtlM3Hfyce.. You are the poorest 1ool Kk6gN," and left the office.
 Th6 IF. AeyeE calmed himself and, 1Aciz6 the tRo stesuaship officers, said s1ow4 .a19 impresstvely, while he pok- e iss forenngsr, almost into their 11c .sss>.
 ..Eneland is . fine country, my fk1sn6D-a Inc country to leave behind ssmsf1mes. Dere ts Canada and der Unjted el1tss and Australia and South Aff3ea-an ane countries, too-fina eountx1es- to % to with new names. ley ff3ends, you win be bullst1ned and ngt6d at L2oyd's in less than half an henr. and you wilI never aeain sail unA1r dsR English lag as officers. 1h6 my n1snds, let me say that in hnlf an hour after you are bulletined a11 Scotland Yard will be- looking for you, but my door is not locked"
 Silently they arose, pale, shame 11ced and crushed. and went out the d6or. thfoush the outer ohace and into the street
 llr. seffridee had begun to take an interuot in tho peoceedlnes. An the oU0fmen passed out he arose and
 sHave ysu rsaehed ssttlsn1nt, llr: M0ysff Wnl the insuEanes -bs paidr'
 '.Nog~ roared the underwriter h tho ear of the puzzled old gentleman, while - shipped him vigorously on Che hack. Tt Will not be paid. You or I must have been ruined, Mir. Sell etidge, and 1t has settled on you. 6o not bay der Titan's insurance, nor Will der other insurers. On der con- erary, n der. collision clause in der policy is void with der rest, your com pany AnDt rsimburse ne for der lnf- ourance which I must bay to der Royal Age owners-that is, unless our good friend here. Mr. Rowland, who was on der lookout at der time, will owear that her lights were out"
 ~Nct at all," said Rowland. "Her 'llehts were burning. Look to the old esatlemanY' he exclaimed. Look out lbe him! Oatch hlmg'
 TIT. Gelffidse was stumbling toward . cha1rs He Srasped 1t, loosened his hboa apd be6jre any one could reach him fell b the floor, where he lay with ashen lips and rolling eyes, gasp lng epnvu1sive1y.
 ssHeart fkilure," said Rowland as he knelt by his side. ''Send for a doctor"
 "Send for . doctor" repeated MT. Meyer through the door to his clerks, ssand ,oqnA for . carriage. Quick! l hen'tzv1nt him to die in der odlce."
 ca6fnln Barry lifted the helpless fg- ure 10 q couch. and they watched, while the convulsions grew easier. the breath. shortsr and the lips from ashen eny to blue. Before doctor or car r1Srs hod come he had passed away.
 tSudden enettoa of some kind" said tlIs doctor when he did arrive. "vio- 1It &Inottonz to. Hear bad newsE
 sBaa and good" answered the un- asrwritef-sgood in learning that this loar liffio eirl was his granddaush- lcs 1zr ln learning that he was q s1C1 m4n- He Mas der heaviest
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