New Ulm review., 1912-09-25

| o. said I. but this notss II very per-
sonal-from Q young lady. Ana ]
sheSrsd o6 . yard or 90. while the
little man, smiled and apologtssd. (
took ont : little square card. ana all]
that Wa on the card was these words:
LET THEM co.
"'Ah, the poor GIRL said I. quick.
Just like that-'ain't It pity they get,
20 stuck on guy they just can't let
him alone?' And Mr.. Yazimoto was
passing me some stall about 1t being
no wonder the ladies loved me, but
I'm not hearing him-1'm thinking
Then We went downstairs. and before
we got to the cellar had framed upl
, the whole works, from start to 1lnish.
Just as 1t came OF"
Il don't know how We can ever re-
pay you for your change Of mind, Mr..
Kelly" exclaimed Brockett. and the
impetuous solano burst out with pro-
fuse gratitude. my father, Mr.. Kelly. 4
cried the Cuban, lis rich man. Tell
us what you think your kindness isI
worth, and he'll double the amount"
Mr.. Kelly waved his hand. deprecat-
ingly.
"As far as that stuff is concerned.
nix. nix" quoth the Italian. I'm sat-
1sfied to know that you young fellows
haven't anything against me for fram.
ing the trick in the first place. Some
people would feel good and sore about
It. AS for any ka;1-why, the Jap has
I'll n{~hf
thousand. Seems to me we ought to
split it five ways-two thou to each
of u.s."
Couldn't accept it, negatived
Brockett. 1T wouldn't seem right to
take it, Mr.. Kelly"
'None of it for mine," Solano Sec
onded. Keep it all, Mr.. Kelly-you
are entitled to It,"
Entitled, not!" said the generous
Mr.. Kelly. Look here, you two
don't be so dainty about money. Look
at it this way: This Jap is an enemy.
He was using his dirty money to do
harm to you and to your government.
We have his money now. 1t is prize
money taken from the enemy, Just the
same as II 1t was a fleet, do you un-
derstand? Take 1t and use it to help
along whatever errand you've been
sent on-I'm not asking what 1t is.
Here's two thou-twenty centuries-
for each of you. Cart it away"
Solano laughed amusedly.
"Mr. Kelly, your arguments are tho
best I have heard In many days. Ill
tell you what I'll do; I'll take my
share. and hold 1t In trust for Mr..
Yazimoto. II he ever calls for it he
can have It,"
Under those circumstances" said
Brockett, II will take the money. If !
ever become friendly with Mr.. Yazi-
moto, will give it back to him."
"As for me-" said Mr.. Kelly, deal
Ing out the sheaves Of bills, Il am now
. naturalized American citizen and q
loyal one. even II l was born In Sicily.
As prize court. sitting on the divi-
sion Of moneys taken from Japanese
warship. I declare the same con-
demned, and split evenly among the
I've cruisers which effected the cap
ture. Do I hear any objections? None.
The money is hereby divided
II suppose" Mr.. Kelly resumed,
after the money had been 'pocketed
and the laughter had died down. that
you fellows want to be on your way.
There's another exit from this place
through little tunnel that leads un-
der the Chink junkstore on the south
and then turns into a passage that
runs all the way into a basement In
Bayard street. Now there's chance
that the Jap will be stalling round,
watching for q chance to put some
thing over, so I'll just tend to that