Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-28
GRACE GOES. ID OLD. EMPLOYMENT
T. B. Grace, Hunted Through Four States by Old Employer
 Is Given His Old Position and Win Go to Work at Once.
Fl Paso Merchant Affects the
 Capture of Man, Brings Him
 Back, and Then Offers Him Another Chance on Road.

To be hunted down To be tracked through four states To have the po- lice Of the states and a large number Of cities on the Qui vive for him TO be caught arrested. brought back to the state and city where, he is wanted, and then to be turned loose and given another shot at the straight and mar row" is the experience of T B. Grace.
 The man who is responsible for Grace's release and for his continu- ance in his old position is none other than his employer, James A. Dick, Of Fl Paso, Texas It also was the Fl Paso man who hunted his employe down It was he who tracked him through four states, following a dim trail It was he who arrested Grace in a Seattle hotel and 1t was the Gate City merchant who brought Grace back to Tombstone.
 Dick started out to see that the law took it's course He apprehended Grace and brought him back and then, offered his job back again, and gave him a chance to make good and bury his past in a bed of upright deeds
 James A. Dick is a resident of El Paso where he has made a name for himself in the matter of straight and keen business acumen. He is presi- dent and head of the largest whole sale grocery house in the Southwest He is one of the highly respected citi- zens or his community and is looked upon as one of the few men in El Paso who will go the limit for young man.
 When Grace suddenly left Bisbee several weeks ago his employer was notified. Dick came to Bisbec and went over the field Grace had reen a good man in his employ He was good salesman The reports that Grace had taken up accounts belong ing to the firm of James A. Dick Company were not true. The El Paso merchant wanted to get Grace to clear his record and at a considerable cost to himself and to his business determined upon the course he took
 Grace was followed through Ari- zona, California, Oregon and Wash ington. He was watched for by the police of a number of cities. He eluded them all It was not until Dick arrived in Seattle and went into his hotel that he found Grace He met his employe coming out Of an elevator from one of the floors above.
 The woman in the case has also at- tracted no end of attention. When Dick went to Los Angeles in search of Grace he called on the mother of the girl When Grace was caught in Seattle the girl declared that she could not go home Dick thought diff ferent, and advised her to return to her mother She was given a ticket to the coast city of Seattle and is with her mother now, and given a start in the right direction by perfect stranger to her
 Grace was released from Tomb stone yesterday on bond which James A. Dick furnished He has returned to Che James A. Dick Company and win pay off his debts
 "l consider that many a man be made in such times" said Dick last night and l am willing to give any man a chance. when ] know he has it in himself to make good
 Dick leaves for his home in El Paso today, feeling as he himself says as though his time has not been spent in vain