Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-23

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 "I have good news for you" she said in an undertone.
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 "shi You may recall" she said. -the series Of notes. letters. epistles. with which you have been honoring me lately7s
 "How could l forget? They were written in my hearts bloodi"
 "Indesdl" Her voice lifted it's eye brows, so to speak. Well. somebody got in my room last night and stole 1 dare say a pint of your hearts blood. They're gone"
 He was pretty well upset. as he might be. and she stood by and lis tened to the things he said, which, if they were as bad in English as they sounded in German, l wouldn't like to write down. And when he cooled down and condensed. as you may say. into English. he said Miss Jennings must have seen the letters, for she would hardly speak Co him. And Miss Summers said she hoped Miss Jen- nings had-she was too nice a girl to treat shamefully.
 And after he had left her there ] alone. heard sort of scratching on
 the door behind Miss Summers back, and then something being showed un- der the door. l stopped down and ! picked 1t up. It was a keyi 1 l struck a match. and I saw by the ! tag that it was the one to the old | doctors rooms. l knew right of what 1t meant. MT. Pierce had gone to bed. or pretended to throw them on the track and Thoburn had locked him in, Thoburn hadn't taken any 1 chances. He knew the influence Mir. | Pierce had over them all, and he and
 his champagne and tin cans had to tget in their work before Mir. Pierce
 had another chance at them. ii l had no time to wonder how Miss
 Summers knew I was in the pantry, I tried the window again. but it wouldn't work. Somebody in the
 lspring-house was shouting, Hot but, ter blue beans. please come to sup
 perl" and could hear them crowd
 ing around the tables. 1 worked
 'franticaIly with the hairpin, and just ] then two shadowy figures outside
 slipped around the corner of the build. 4 ing It was MT. Pierce and Doctor Earnest
 4 I darted back and put my ear tc
 the door, but they did not come 1T
 at once. MT. Thoburn. made a speech
 saying how happy he was that they I were all well and able to go back tc l civilization again, where the broilet : lobster fourished like a green ba, [ tree and the prune and the cabbag' were unknown.
 There was loud applause. and thel Senator Biggs cleared his throat . Ladies and gentlemen, distin guished fellow guests" be began, e suggest a toast to the antocrat o , Hope Springs. It is the only blot oi ; the evening. that, owing to the exi ! gercies of the occasion, he can no ), be with us. Securely fastened in hi } room, he Is now sleeping the sleel
 that follows stomach attuned t
 prunes, a mind attuned to rule" ' Eat, drink and be merry!" soms l body said. flor tomorrow you dieti ? There was a swish and rustic, as { a woman got up in hurry. F Do you mean" said Miss Patty clear voice, that you have dared t g lock Mir Pier-Mr. Carter in. hi q room?"
 3 My dear young lady" several C ] them began, but she didn't give theI - time
 Tt is outrageous, infamousl" sh 3 storned- I didn't need to see her t 3 know how she looked How dare yor | Suppose the building should. cate
 freP'
 , ''Fire!" somebody said in a bewi ! 6ered voice. My dear young lady !, Don't my dear young lady me, '' she said angrily. Father, BishoI ! will you stand for thfsf Why, h
 may jump out the window and huI g himseifI Give me the key!"
 Miss Julia's fingers were beating e tattoo behind her, as if she was afrat , I might miss 1t
 If he jumps out he probably vi hurt himself. It is impossible to T, e lease him now, Miss Jennings, but | you insist we can have 8 mattres 2 placed under the window" H6lk5, 1uOoufus IL WUnI
 necessary" Ths voSce came from th ? door, and 6 hush fell on the party. } slipped my bolt and peeped ou
 Framed in the doorway was M n Pierce, with Doctor Barnes lookin . over his shoulder
 i The people in the sprine-houee wer e sbject. That's the only word for i r Craven, somebody suggested later. an ] they were that, too. They smile n sickIy grins and tried to be dehsn : and most of them tried to put dow z whatever they held tn their hands an to look innocent
 Mir Pierce never smiled. B
 wouldn't let them speak word in d. ; fense or explanation. He stmpl
 lined them up as he did at gym. an 's sent them, one by one, to the corne ' with whatever they had in thel !. hands He made MT. Jennings giv
 up a bottle of anchovies that he' |. stuffed in his pocket, and the btsho s had to come over with the cheese.
 And when 1t was all over, he bel If the door open and they west bac fl to the house. They fairly tucked pas . him In the doorway, although D . hadn't said a dozen words 1t was rout- The backbone of the rebellio