The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-14

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lit fiSe tsifI NOW II. ~
.Isse. 81 Suicide Wien lle follasl
NE his ietl ttefs il 1t ser ct ~
~ hitter sIllfle fOr SellcIls;l.
That refected aiagee and dow
Fnaiiy. through d sfrarge series 81 acs
sients. the money came into the
:4n9Is on fne mfitef FOR the Star
fifee accidents were not given in de-
m.
IAN al, rlsirsg texture of the whole
,fg.fEf..' said Miss ESeIyn Rhodes. was
r.Ies presence at the Inn Or Atr. vii
fatn HniioweIl sfagse. the New York
Ssrffsr OF tight fetion. Who Dad come
there To escape the dtstFictions Of q
great ctty. mud to work In tue soli'
fEide. and who siiiiua6dia lately on bis ar
fiSaI became involved ID the surpris-
ing drslnSu OF Baldpate!
.'I'm an amusing feature" reiected
Magee.
..Aar. MaGee.' continued Miss Rhodes.
xvii d616tfess be one o. the states
chief witnesses when the case against
Carean comes to trfflI. as VIII also Pro.
lessor Thnddeus Bolton, holder OF the
CrandnIf chair of comparative iitera
ture at Reutdn university. and David
gendriek. formerly of TIL, Suburban:
but who retired Sir yeass ago 20 take
mp his residence abroad The latter
two went 10 the inn 20 represent
Prosecutor Drayton and made every
effort In their power to secure the
package OF money from the Reporter
FOR the stnr. not knowing her comes
ton with the affair
ewetI. Mr.. Nngee? asked Professor
Bolton, laying down the paper which
he had been perusing at q distance OF
about an inch from his nose.
;.Once again, professor laughed Ma.
gee. .'repofters have entered your life"
The old man sighed.
..You got 10 get me out OF this Max
was stfIl telling the mayor.
"Fof Gods sake" cried C9rgun,
..shut up and let me thinkT' He sat
Ter d momeut staring at one place, his
face stin lacking all emotion. but his
eyes tribe narrower than before.
.tYou haven't got me YETI pc cried led
standing up. e8y the eternal. ~ hgHt
to the last ditch, and I'll win. III
show Drayton he can't play this game
on me. IN SHOW the Star That dirty
sheet has bounded me for years. I'll
put it out OF business. And Nll sens
the refotrners bowling into the alleys
SICK VI JIG kuSS LA~S SsAA go
..Perhaps,;' said Professor Bolton
.sbut only after the fight OF your life.
Cargan."
.I'm ready for It!' cried Cargan. i
amt down and out yet But TO think
4 woman-a little bit Of girl l could
have put in my pocket.-;lt's all a big
foke. iii beat them. ri show them,
The games Tar from played out i'll
win, and If don't''--
he crumbled suddenly into his seat.
his eyes on chat. ,ilnple dsanr line about
prison stripes For che Mayor
.sIf don't," he stammered pitifnlly,
.swell, they sent him to In island at
the end The reformers got, Napoleon
at the last. won't be alone in that"
At this Unexpected sight OF weak
ness In his hero, AFr. affxsset an a re-
neyyed babbIe OF festp atihls side. The
train was ia the. Reutofi sfburbs now
At 4 neat little stations II slowed down
to- 4 stop aud a fortd policeman en-
tered ty4e smoking ear ,cafgan look
! ed mn. 20
.'Helle. Dan ne said HIS voice
.vas Iifeless; the .oidtime ring was gone.
The polfcemaI removed his helmet
ana shifted. IL tlery6lisly.
= II tiiofIGfit I'd tell you. Mr. Cargatl. "
ne safd. n thought ia warn yon
You'd better get OF mere There's q
tnfs crowd IA the station 1t Rentun
They're waiting for you sir: they've
hear4i you're On this train This lying
newspaper. Mr.. Curga1l. its been ten
ing tales-I guess you know about that.
There's big mob. You better get OF
here. sir: aud SO dpwntown on a car.
IL the mighty Cargan ssid looked
limp and beaten for moment he look
ed that way no more. he stood up
and his head seemed almost to touch
the roof OF trfe chr. over that big
patrolman he lowered: his eyes were
cold and bard again; his lips curved
in the smile OF the master
"ATid why" be beloved. SHOULD
get Off here2 Tell me that. Dan
.sWeIl. sir replied the embarrassed
copper. They're ugly. There's no tell.
ing what they might DO, It's 9 bad
mob. This newspaper Aas stirred
'em up
"Ugty. are they?'' sneered Cargan,
.Ever seen the bunch | would go out
OF my way for. Dan?''
III meant it. Ill right. sir said Dan
-"ns a friend to IL man who's been a
friend To ME 10. l never saw You
afraid 81 any bunch yet. btlt this
This. replied Cafgali. us the same
oIu bunch = the same lily liyered
crowd that i've seen In tie streets
since laid the first paving stone I'M
der ,eni myself in 81. Afraid OF
them. H: ia walk through an ant
min "a scared as / would through that