Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-13
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,oom.nt h.fnre answering.
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For answer pan, .onened n drawer
NJ bis dest and drew ont the check
which sanger had given him and
which he had not vet deposited. He
handed II across the table. Bob read
n over twice before he looked mt Paul
"Tbot,s n good deal of money" he
said quietly. more than the average
man earns in n lifetime. who stnked
youP"
p,urs heod went M n trif,e def.
nntIy. Sanger"
"snnrerr'
81 gave you the chance first"
But Sanger's an enemy. It's bnd
policy to get under Obligations to
man you've got to fight,' Bob answer
ed evenly.
"Your enemy. you mean, Paul
sneered, mot mine. as this check
proves"
Evidently" Bob looked out OF the
window.
|. ANOTHER silence. again broken by
Paul. See here. McAdoo"
Bob turned slowly nt the name.
! Yes? You've upset the ink"-he paus'
ed-"Paul." There was slight EN-.
phasis on the name. which Phul dld
not heed. The latter seized Diottihg
pad and impatiently piopped up the
Ink. Then he turned again to Bob
There are some things you and I've
got to come to an understanding about,
Why did you take me upT'
you've asked me that before"
Don't temporiZe. I ask II again"
Bob smiled. "YOu seem to have put
me on the witness stand. However,
I'm not bound to answer"
| .Aren't youp" pouI soid with an
ugly laugh, "Mnybe can answer for
you. II strikes m. Won took me mn
10 make ne. of mo and 10 keen m,
down where couId never demand
what I'VE earned That's truc jsn.t
! ~"
1T strikes you that way? A few
thousand dollars put different light
on good many things. don't theyT"
Bob inquired with suspicious gentle.
ness.
Save Your insults for your hired
heclers." Paul struck the table angri.
y. I'm not one of them" f..
rs there anything else Sanger-your
friend Sanger suggested to youF
Yes" Paul declared with angry We
hemehce, he Is my friend. want
that understood. I've learned from
h,m whnt you diunt dnre tell me-tha'
ne ohefed 10 help make me governor
una you refused
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