The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-22

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the rest. Bring Carson here in just
five minutes. Tell Dan 10 come in"
rs the detective went out. the door.
man entered, and thcreat Burke pro
ceclcd with the further instructions
necessary TO the carrying out of his
scheme.
Take the chairs ont Of the Office.
Dan he directed. except mine and
ouc other- that one.' lie indicated a
chair standing a little way from one
end of his desk Nov. have all the
shades up lie chucklcd as he added:
That Turner woman saved YOU the
trouble With one"
He returned to his chair, and when
the door opened he was TO all appear
anccs husily engaged in writing.
Here's Carson. Chief Cassidy an
nourced
''IIcIIo, .loe.' Burke exclaimed. with
a seeming air of careless friendliness,
as the detective went out. ana Carson
stood motionlcss just within the door.
sit down Il minute. won't you?" the
inspector continued anably. He did
not look up from his writing as he
spoke.
Garson's usually strong face was
showing weak with fear. His chin.
which was commonly very firm. moved
q little from uneasy tWitchings Of his
lips His clear eyes were slightly
ciuudcI to Il look of apprehension as
they rovpd the room furtiyely. lie
made no answer to the inspectors
greeting for "a few moments. but re-
MANNED Standing without movement.
poised alortly MS if SENSING some CON
cealcd re,iI FINALLY. however. his
auricty found expression in words.
His tone u.ls prcnuaut with alarm.
though he s;roye To mokn il merely
camuI9iuing
.Sly. what am | arrested for?" he
protested II afu't done INVITING"
Burke dd NOT look M and his pon
continued 10 hurry over The paper.
.Who to.d YOU YOU were arrcstcd?'
he remarked cAeerfully in his blandest
voice.
Carson uttoro1 IN oiocrlotion of dis
gust.
- don't bavo f. he to,a" no rotortod
huff,v. I'm no COLLEGE president bnt
when = con crabs mo ana brinos mo
down l.orp rvn not ean.a anounh f.
SNOW I'm ,inohod"
ais th,t vhat thov did "a yon looq
ru h.,n to ena,l "a CossiIv oho,t
thot Nov, ms Won .+t dawn rno
want rop. ! wont 20 b,ro ,i+tlo
tai. vim ro, ru lao thro,ch horo -
- second 10 want ON rit5 tho wri+.
inr
Carson morod forvord s,fobt,r =,
tbo .iuofo nhoi. ,o,n ,La ona 80 .La
I..l.nnI .t,ra |.onto1 htn,aoIe mg
irouv ui1 r,la th,s mas +,,a'a1 80
w..1 tha utatou.a Ih,t -.
amf1. , ~,
oInr'1n1 n1m :!t.' ~
do.m - =. -"
ohai,' -. s - "9
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man ~ me desk. Now the ior@ers
no'' ou9NeSS iAcTeaSed mohlehtaFIl!. 1t
sweep heFoHd ms control of Il SUI
oeH ne Spr'hT up ana stepped close to
inc inspector.
Il ne SaId, III a husky voice, ia
'IA''- q lis" 10 nave Il lawyer.
mats the matter with YOU. Joe:
ii' INSPECTOR returned always with
tu"l ilhiertGrHlD!e alr ana without
r"l"ih& ms h"Hd from the work that
5" ehG'oS@ea ms attention Nou
SHOW YOU re Not arrested Joe Maybe
YOU never VIII nc Now Tor the ioIe
2. ".'>e' weep sun ana iet me huiSh
'hlS ''t''I.
Slowly very heSIlll1n&IY. Carson
went hacF 10 the cIalr' ana Sahk down
OF II III a amp attitude OF detection
W''"i> N'!IlNe ms customary poStuFeS
strength. f&aih' ms Tear taScInated
eyes went to the row OF cells that stood
silently ~ehacln% on the other side of
III" corridor Ne|ohd the windows Ills
was tih"e" win gray a physical
sickness was creeping stoa!th!ly on
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