The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-30
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Today and Tomorrow
By EDWW BLISS

Copyright. 1918. by Psths Exchange.
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strictly reserved.
(Continued from Yesterday
The original idea Of mutiny against
for those above them. For Just z
3: :;s S.sa5 Pain. :. !s:": Il. ESi s so.
and shSn . heavy body crashing TO
81, g.: sssr under S tie fore rec Of Of those
Cam. sas . :nSS.r a..s ana n:
knew hts foreman had been taken on
His hand kissed the cold butt Of
n ns know no. II ns sappsssa how als Il
OF the muscular action that pulled
the trigger. He only saw the orange
spSrrs Of fame Gan that is.psd over tn:
the splattev Of splinters from the
roof. then the weapon dangled use
lessly In his hand
- 4 eold siisnes fen inst.nsiy y s Upon
Of long. signing shudder and knew
seconds would tell whether the VIE
tory was won. Brown Joe staggered
to his feet. pushing the hair from his
still dnxed from the blow that had
felled him. Payne waved the revolt
yer threatening and the men Guatled
away from him, the expression OF
cowed beasts In their eyes. then as
the gun steadied In MS hand dived
fearfully ont OF the place.
Grady gripped the ring-leader by
the arm rs he would have sneaked
out throwing him heavily before the
young superintendent.
"You're nred." Payne snapped. Get
out and don't wait for your time.
either. II I catch you about the fields
az ox,in M e! not shoot at the raf'ers'
The FELLOW skunk backwards to-
ward the door darling fearful
Elances at the foreman. who ws'$ned
slightly as though nothing would
delight him more than another OBJ
portunity OF testing them upon the
ugly visaGe. But. ss he siumped out
about the corners OF his mouth. the
murderously low forehead that
seemed to indicate he had not so
thoroughly understood as the young
super might have wished.
Payne started TO look about him az
the wreckarc. when heavy step
from tho doorway made him turn alb
ruptIy. TO see his employer entering
ne stood. staring about him witch
knitted brows. Behind the men had
gathered about his touring car. the
sound Of their threatening murmurs
n low hNLz-tne bOZk OF mon )LSr
barely held In check
"weii@" he snapped.
"Muttnv against the food. Payne
explained. ~ phored Nnu yesterday
again for o-ders "a 10 what was 20
he done The men really can't he
blamed. Mr.. Monroe. They haven't
had stun AZ for dog To eat"
"Humph"'
The old man picked up remnant
of crockery upon tho foor iron
which some 81 the food stiii chung.
He regard IL disgustedlv second.
then allowed II To droo quickly from
his hand as snir OF II caught his
nostrils.
''Phew' Can't hiars anvhodv kick
ing at such stun" he muttrre1. then
frown OF ANNOYANCE grew into
heavy anger upon his countenarce
you've written me three time.
about this situation. haven't you," he
dema ndcd abruptly. then. without
waiting for an answer. as pavr9
flushed and started ~ aismmer. ~
don't wan, TO hear -r-;hirs about
that. It's nv own fault: trust JriIs
tn ever 10 ANYTHING Every -rorrfr-
1he s-r,e thing. every nicht--wait
fili tomorrow. THE Girl seems aoso-
luteiy to have no sense OF response
btlitv. Of the rights % others. any,
thing save her own right 20 pat OFF,
put oH--nut on
Payne hung his head. avoiding she