Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-14

SuEIau etduCe0 1cv09S az the court
case i. on. isn't 1T Hope zop. he a'I Ticks zen en-.
Knutel"
The boy flushed gratefully. .Mr. Ma
son said we'd win sure!" His young
note OF faith arose. HE said what's
law and Justice for It Old Thad don't
have to dig up for having his crusher
Ike so's paw'd get his arm cut off.
Mason. he said what's law and justice
TOR II q poor man can't win against Q
rich man."
The judges son listened with a smile.
Next to Wiley Curran. LATE Mason. h
lawyer. was the demagogic scalawaF
or Rome. Wiley reached a hand to
pat Knute's. head. Little mani! I hope
you win-you ought to-"
Kunte's courage grew. well, here's
Harlan. his dads Judge. And the whole
est man there is. He wouldn't let Old
Thad Tanner get the best Of dad in q
suit. would hep"
"A curious consciousness came to Har-
lan's face. He caught Wiley's plying
smile. "Ltndstrom's suing Tanner for
the loss Of his arm at the quarry" the
editor said. Tanner offered two hum
dred as q settlement. but Mason per-
suaded john to sue. And I'm afraid
he checked his voice-''well, contrib
utory negligence and all that. Lord.
lord-two hundred for q mans right
80 - W. . AsSA - ID A
He looked on Knute's sturdy face.
Peter. by his side. peered fearfully at
Harlan To he dusty lads from the
Pocket quarry. Harlan was a young
man I consequence who had his
club. and bought front seats in the tin
opera house when q show came to
town. The town kids In the Niger
heaven" could look down and see Har-
an with some pretty girl. Also he
went to tho frat dances and treated
damsela ct the Palace Of Sweets. end
was . Geek. whatever that was, ana
studied law back East. ana vas Z
notable person in Rome. Iowa. SO
surely. 70 be the son Of Judge Van Hart
ana live on High street and own one
q the four automobiles in the county
ell snls went with law and order and
rtxhteousness. and one was deserving.
without envy. OF having ones pants
pressed at the Iowa Pressing Club. If
Annte could have a~potheosized all that
wss best IL America. next to Rube
have placed Harlan. the Eenial. kindly
young man Of High street and Har.
ward.
.old Thad's = hard one" Knute add
bu his voice rose to q triumphant
faith. But law and justice'll beat
lars! Aurelie said 30. And II we get
g thousand dollars, Aurelie's going to
have 9 dress and 90 to the highschool
party! Uncle Mich said 30! And I'm.
Gle Mich won't peddie no mor bootleg
Then he and pawM get along better
w0en ne don't peddIe bootleg whisky.
And-"his voice fell solemnly. sIf We
get tho thousand dollars maybe Aure-
He'd g to church!"
3 editor laughed gracelessly. He
could not SEQ Harlan's face as the lads
raced across the lawn to the COURT
house.
"when7'' he said i~rrelevantly. "are
you coming back to practice law and
expedite b regime Of Justice, truth,
the other virtues, Har.
Next year. Father wants mo to be.
e1n with the old firm. Donley is a GOOD
Lee! OF . hack. So there . chance fol
"chancer. curran sighed. "vhen
thing but q chance-the golden chancei
II suppose everything WIN ~ cut
out easy for you. You're q Tor
Of fortune. Harlan" He looked
bout his dingy shop, where his
letnee,1 dreams n his own had end.
that's best In U hest blood 10 IN you
KIN glad you're going to settle down
nero. xou Q do O much-much that
! coul0n'e. reach. Your position-3ust
sse hew thsss little Dane boys look a
end you stand for an America to them
l--.Justtca. Law. order" He checked hi1
t~xhapsodising at Harlan'e mill. GOD
chap. I . iti"
9etween the two was . comradship
Mnach their yeaEsi belied. Many : nigh
lonnged In Wlleyte shop, ana while the
ioid Job press clanied, they ar9ued
to0phomog4caty OF The days questions