The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-13
lcontinued from yesteTday.l.
..Who 8 Il.

Couldn't you telephone"
'Id do not understand 'ow."
stWhy didn't he notify me at opcei
FL had only Known
''ThoseSeartless Spiggoties would not
hallow it. oh, you will shassist the
poor mon! Say It. Praise be to God,
he is bleeding In the prison
Eyes; yes, certainly.
''God bless you, good mistress. He
toldfme to ind you and present his re
cftal."
.sHere, take this money and 20 back
to Colon by the first train. We may
need you. Now go! I'll be there ahead
ofsyou."
she ran up the hotel stairs as II
pursued, bursting in upon her hus-
band tmpetuously:
Young Anthony Is In Jail in Colon"
she:panted. ICES been locked an. for
three days. and they won't let him
out"
'eThe devil! You said he'd gone hack
to41tew York. What is it. aboutE'
. 81 thought he had They arrested
him for some silly thing. and hes
hurt" She hurriedly recounted Adams
story, adding, in conclusion. THAT
black boy came all the way across the
asEhmus to tell us!',.s
'T'n get the American CONSUL by
phone
But Mrs. cortlandt interrupted
weeks is a fool. He wouldn't do
anything. Watt. She stepped l" the
instrument and rang violently. Give
me Colonel Jolson's Office, quickly. II
he Is not there. find him. don't
care where he is. tind him: it IS i'm
ipottant This is Mrs. Cortlandt speak.
ing"
what do you mean to do:. said
Cortlandt.
go to Colon ut once This rs young
Alfarez.s doipG-thc whipper snapper
you must lay him out for this. How
dare he"
.iBetter 90 carefully. Remember
General AIfarez is his further
81 understand, But we are bound to
come to a breach sooner or later.
..I hardly think So - believe We can
bring him around all right--anHi,tw. !
haven't lost hope. Anthony chose the
worst nossil,!e time for this escaitnde.
/ suppose 1t will mean diplomatic
difficulties and all that. and once we
lose. old Alfarez'
I'VE win lisc him anyhow. snapped
the woman I've seen it coming. nj
though you could not. Ill inpak
Ramon for this. :
..Then you'll break us, DO you tiiinS
Antfony Is worth ii:
my sdeur Stephen. they -ue;lriI killed
that poor boy. and ! sh;I'n't allow II.
Don AnibaI AIfarez is not the only
presidential timber in the republic. II
he breaks with us it will cos; him
dearly You thinG he is friendly but
know that deep down In his crafty
old heart he despiSeS all us Americans.
The lnomeut he dares. he'll turn
against MS.
Cortlandt's frosty counfennnce show
ed signs OF unusual agitation as he nn
stvered: ''You:re mad You threaten to
ruin everything. You understand. per.
fectly-there's no use of nay explain.
ing. Let me Gallon him this afternoon
He.wiIl instruct his son.
mo! He would prorrastinate as
usual. There would be the customary
delays and excuses. aud meanwhile
Anthony would he IN JAN at Colon
They would have a defense alt pre-
pared Besides. fits to be a-hght we
must have NIL the weapons possible
and this afrair may prove good one
Anyhow. you Mustn't ask favor OF
him Mt this time; he must ask. not
YOU
The telephone rang, and the speaker
! { snatched the receiver from its hook.
81 Hello: Colonel JoIson. I'm very
sR1ad, I caught you. This IS Mrs. Cort
Iaudt. Colonel JoIson. young Ramon
Xlfarez has arrested Kirk Anthony, Of
~ lfom E7spoke TO you. They have NAL
treated him. as usual. and have hid
den him for three days. Yes. YES
discovered it quite by accident while
Mr.. Gortlandt was downtown. oh
tlIis is serious, and I'm furious.
F, gdIfat VIII do no good IshnEe resesoni
FOR, pTeferring TO handle It myself
s,5s Ehank yen for the cotnpii
ment We must go to Colon at once
and i thought you might give as sDe
ctaIss There was q slight pause. then
Good. That VIII do quite Is well q
dftseil MIN tes Thanz you. GOOD lss