The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-16
Copyright BY the lnt4yr

"Haye you been missing parts ont
of the factory latelg" ! asked Bron.
SON
oh, we've been doing that for tho
last tGo years, ever STAGE ! became
Manager" he said YEARLY, OF
course they aren't missing Carberry
merely acrcs up the BOOKS and says
they're missing and everybody thinks
I've ha!led UP things; and then Car
. berry looks through tha books ard
plctends to find the misaing parts
and proves that I was responsible Tor
the error. That's an Old story"
All ngAt" | said, pat me to
+ work in the shipping room"
lie did STAYED there two mcnths.
Nothing went wrong in the daytime.
Then began to hide myself there at
night TIE shipping clerk was an old,
tacituin fellow One night at about
ten he came t9ch, filed two large
eases with valuable parts and stem
cilled them to so to somebody In
Go4e5eo Jrrction
/ followed thc7c two cases, at
Gcucseo JUNCTION they We're received
by man who soraped the stanciIlng
and ro.ahippnd them 10 the Dorler
company, philadelphia,
went I'D to tie inon and took hi;a
by the scruf OF the neck and maso
him look ne Ia I've eve. "Who t0'd
I you to do thie?" l said. Dent get
{ rash; I'm detective and the game il
up"
Il amt done anything wrong he
whimpered, after trying in vain to
break loose. See the shipping CLERK:
he's the fellow who's doing this
Good" | said ana had the local
police put him in jail
| went back to Bronsonville and
caught the shipping clerk when he
was alone.
who put you up to chipping parts
at night to the Dorleg company" /
asked
! Tie stared.
"Oh, don't put on side" said. IL
was hidden in this room when you
filled those two cases that went to
Geneseo Junction, and | caught your
man up there re-stencilling them. Hes
in the coop now and he's sdueal@d.
You're done for; that's all Come on
into Mr.. Bronson's Office and nave q
talk"
He hung back.
Come on" said, showing a revolt
yer against his side This is q shri-
GUS business"
Wait" he said. "Have you seen
Mr. Carberry?'
/ Good, I said. Wen see Carberry,
too, but you come along"
dragged him into Bronson's office
and threw him into chair Then |
went out and called Carberry..
"Mr. Bronson wants to see you |
said /.
When the pair Of them--the ship
ping clerk and Carberry--came face
to face they looked like couple OF
whipped dogs,
\ Tell your story" said TO the ship.
ping clerk. "Mr. Caroerry will be in.
terested in hearing it, too
! Yes, Sald the man, SneerLnE, he
ought to- he made me- do it,
Prove it!' screamed f'arbcrry.
"Aw, cut that out!" said tho clerk
you own the Dorler company from
what you stole out OF here &
"Reen stealing for some time, hasn't
he?" | said,
HAS her cried the man Search
his house. He's got the cellar packed
full of parts that I've carried up there
nights
Bronson called his.car We dragged
Carberry with US. The clerk came
willingly. We forced our way in past
the old housekeeper. The CLERK
showed us trapdoor and we found
the cellar literally full OF valuable
parts from the factory.
ION. WE'LL said Bronson, straighten
ing his shoulders az II a load had been
taken off them. u guess there wdn''
be much trouble. You feel Hike rettr
ing from business, don't yon. Car
berry? Suppose you resign on q pen
sion and~-apd leave me to run the
business. I'm willing to forget THIS
forget all about 1t, ii you forget some
thing about NC"
Carberry Is still living in his CID
| etona. house He never leaves Il now
He navef sees anybody. lie is u cen
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