Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Copyrighi. 1913. By Hesketh prchard

In rHiUnN me IllNh NitIf no ir ftll- loyrd of slCOO0O and instead of try me Co get away on the train or by one lf thc steamers he made for the woods"
 phodrc turned away as if bored. What interest have ] in thist lt cu- Wics me to listen
 "WaiU" replied November with Inc police went oud soon struck A. .crsou's trail on the old colonial nost uad aud iu time come mp with Alter son himself uigll Red river The DOC .rc takes Atcrsou prisoner. but they uund nothing Though they searched Ina and an round about Che camp. hey found uoth'u-"
 "Ile had hidden it ] suppose
 "So thn police thought And thought thc same tHr Novcmher's gaze never lpft lcr face "till ] see his nycs The pupils were Hte pn points u his head" Ile paused and addcd: 'I got the bottle ocwhsky that was in his pack Itll so hi as evidence
 "Of whatT she cried imrauontly.
 That Attcrson was druggcd and the lauk property stole from him You ce." continued Joc "this robbery yasn't altogether Attersous own idelt "Ah"
 "No. l guess be had thc first notion ,f it when hp was ou his vacation six weeks back He was iu love with a wonderful handsome girl Blue eyes he had and black hair and her teeth was as good as Nouis She pryteuIll lo be in love with him, but al along she was m love Ulth-we'l l wut ay who she was m hove Wi,h-hrr-cli likely Anyway. { expect she used u.l ter influence GO make Atterson rob che Jauk and then light out for che woods with the stun ilp does an she wauts 3n his way to the woods she meets him with d pack of food and Heccs- 4aries. In that puck was bottle or drugged whisky She asks uim where he's going Co um thar night. he ,u, poets nothing and tells her. and off he goes m 1 Huoe up Red river tiu she rumes Go opposite where he's iEiue .luggpd ShdImri= and rous hm. hut ,he don't want him to know who done hlt. so she plays an old game GO con cpal her tracks She's rure active young woman. su ,sIe carries out her dan. gets back to her canoe and home to Leudcyiue Need tel any more about hero
 During Joc's story Phedre's color had l0wly died away
 "You are very clcvcrr shc said bit .erIy "Hut why should you tell mc lam tllsT"
 "Because I'm going Go udtise you Co hand over the $lOOOuO you took irUm | Atierson I'm in this ease for che l bank"
 "IF" she exclaimed violently "Do | you dare to say that bad anything whatever to do with this robbery that | have he S1OOOO0? Bah! know nothing about it How should If 1 Joe shrugged his shoulders Then beg your pardon. Miss Pointarre, and l l sly good bye ] must go and make { my report Co the police and let theM act their own way" He turned. but before hc had gone more than stel or two she called Co him.
 There is one point you have misse. for au your cleveruess.' she said , rSuppose what you have said is true may it not be that the girl who roDbc, Atterson took the money just Co return it to the bankT
 Don't seem Co be that way. for sh. l has just denied all knowledge of th0 l IuropeJy and denied she had it hefou ! two wlmcsscs Besides when Alter son comes Co know that he's hee' made catspaw or hcIl he uaule t Wm kngs evidence No. miss, yor l only chance Is Co hand over che stu.
 -hcrc and now.
 -Tu yuu, she sco0el. And win urc yuu: Wha, right have you"-
 "Im Ca this olse for the bauk oi McAudrew 6nows me well and ca tell you my name"
 "What is it?~
 "People mostly cail me Novembe Joe"
 She threw back her head-eycry at titudc. every movement of hers wa
 
 "Now supposiug that Che moue
 could bc folud what would you dot
 "ld go to rhe bank and tell them r
 make shift to get every cent back sai
 for them ii they'd agree not to pros'
 cute anybody"
 "Su you are man enough not Co Wis
 Co see noe in uoubleT November looked at her. "l was sun
 moi thirbing of you 1t alL' be sai
 simply "hnt of Bank Clerk Attersol who's lost the gir he robbed for am
 ruined himself for I'd hnte to SC
 that chap oyepmi-hod with a dose {
 ia too Bm the bank people ouI
 wuuts their money and guess if the get thnt theyn he ppt to think tl
 less about the robbery, the better if yuu uke my udyice-w why, now's q ]. time to see old McAndrew. You se |, Miss poinmrre I've got lhe einch q
 you"
 She stood s.W Tor awhile. "i-i s'