The Washington times., 1912-05-27
CHAPTER VII CContinued).

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n~ HE goes!' cried Banks as he
reached for his check book.
4 and the others followed suit.
Pens scratched. Mr.. Dan
forth smiled
IF you would just as soon make
them out to me personally-Charles
Danforth?" he suggested. "It will be
handler"
-. she goes againl" Banks puffed out
from the side OF his mouth which
the cigar didn't occupy, as he tore out
the check and handed it over
Il wonder II could have those GER
tined tonight" speculated Mr.. DAN
forth.
"Gimme telephone. waiter" said
Mr. Banks.
He called up one of the day-and-
certain checks payable to Charles
Danforth be certified on presentation
within an hour. He received, presum-
ably, assurances that the job would
Whereupon Danrortn vanished like
Q happy and beautiful dream and
Banks leaned back and chuckled:
That's a good nights work! That
for some time to come. That Means
He stopped. There seemed to- be a
commotion behind him, and the others
were smiling broadly.
senfeld, just hurting aside six walters
and forcing his way to the table. He
came to 1t with a powerful rush. He
dragged back a chair and settled him
self quiyeringly.
Well?" Tate sat back and laughed
merriiy Have some champagne. old
80 T-x. s.,,,,
the doctor agitatedly. II come to say
70 you of the something dreadful, gen
temen!' For you in the particular, Mr.
Banks! 1t is that-that Seaman. my
man with those light hair-you have
tell him when you should ask him, Mr.
Banks! You have attack him with the
bpeech, Mr.. Banks. and you have ask
him for the treatment. And instead
because of the anger. which Is grow
ing within him, he give you the anti
pote for the treatment! He make you
tpend money-not save it!''
Hooray for him. yelled Banks;
tor. II have discovered-now, too late
to the extreme regret, that my treat,
ment reacts-that L turns iself around
the way you say 1t. and when 1t wears
OFF the man spends more money as eve'
And that's why we're blowing thu
coinw bubbled Barkus.
Three cheers for Doc" chorusec
Tate wildly.
"And if in some of the other twenty
five which have treat" the discovers
of the spending antftoxin went oI
feverishly, 'the same thing shall occur
then ! shall have to leave the country.
the room. A crowd was there. and
crowd so boisterous that some of tn.
women in the restaurant shrank bacl
instinctively.
II was a wild crowd. 1t was a GROVE
of young men. and young men who's
faces were known all over town a.
those of the widest of the wealthy wild
hands seemed to be filled with bills o
substantial denomination, and they wer
scattering them broadcast and cheering
DR.. Rausenfeld dropped back in hi
my patients-all my patientsp h
gasped. And she has reacted abso
mte!"
The quartet at the Ss table ra%comsT rose an
espied the excellent doctor and took t
rounded aim.
with a wild yen, he burst through tn
lines and dashed out.
"Forgif mel" he cried back. "De
steamer Wienerschnitzel sails at mid
night, and by her sail! Good-by for
overland forgif mel
He was gone! And the crowd starte
after him-not the crowd alone, bu
Banks and Tate and the others. The
chased him out OF the hotel They say
him enter a cab. They hourished gree
and yellow bills and hired every cab
the neighborhood to chase him.
Whereupon there started down Broad
way the maddest pursuit upon record!
1t was short, crazy race.
They went down the White Way for
dozen blocks-a line of a dozen cabi
with every horse galloping his bes
They switched west, then, and made tC
ward tn waterfront. They raced dow
the waterfront with Rausenfeld still 1
the lead and gaining a little.
They slid to standstill at the piel
Rausenfeld was still ahead and ga