The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-30

cross and it has got your goat we've
known all along that you were oh'S
limiting and sparring to gain tlme'
we've nailed you to the cross. You
,ot This deal with Marshall anu MS
nponle stand as it's made, or "e!'
show YOU up for what you are. 1nals
the plain English Of it." . .,,
~" "you mean that you will go to the
newspapers with this:" said the ooss'
and it was no wonder that his voice
was a bit husky ,.
"Just that. Well give you p'e''!
Of time to think it over. Inc )ol'l
do,l with C. S. 4 W. goes into enect
tomorrow, and it's up to you TO ST.
tiaht in the boat and let us alone II
Won don't-if you butt in with 'ne
gyound.leases, or in any other way
the story will 90 to the newspapers
and every sucker on the line Oh '"e
p s L. will know how you've oeen
!, u, nu,ljng the wool over his eyes VIII,
!. a,, This cuff about Justice first ana
II 4he nublic be pleased You're no Il,
-. fool Norcross. You know they "o"
~ loy # to Dunton and the New WORKERS
ID You've taken pains to advertise II "a. ,a'
III i'' .,ao thot Won are running thi:
" " r,I on your own responsibility
IT, n, and the people are going to take yo'
10 at your word" ,,,
ls ~ noamon. and the lawyer wh
AZ. hadn't spoken a single word in all III
~ - talk-were edging toward the doo'
Nv Nv rho boss didn't make any answer II
' he Hatch's wlnd-up except to say !
I'm that all?" ~ on
,ro THE other two were out now al
,od Hatch turned to stick his ugly jaw e, u
'ud at the boss, and to say, just as II
' NV hodr,t heen there to look on and he
YOU him: IF, n :,
.ou "No nv Jupiter-it isn't all! III u
u" oa. civ months you've made e
.o,v Henckel and me lose a cold ha'l' IL.
o.v ,ion Norcross. For less proVoca1'
'' cf thon that, many man in this ne
oko of woods has been sent back east
nod the baggase-car, wearing a woo'
and overcoat. You climb down. anu ~
was while you can stay a'lve!"
" oh' For some time after the three n
went away the boss sat staring AZ
s,,n Of naper on the desk slide.
u W.. pe l nnp he got up, sort Of tIredlI
.o' LID I thought, and said to me: >
t thot mje. YOU go down and see if you
>''''' And a taxi, and we'll drive out
and Major Hendricks. l promised
,,eas. I'd 90 out to the house. you 'e''
ber." .ho
:. ~ when our taxi stopped at the
:, Them tors gate, somebody was coming
'n. ,. ,ust as were getting ready to &C
, pot THE man had the visor Oh ms o's
+ YOU Sp, golf cap pulled down we, well ,e over r
" y ewes, but knew him just the
como. II was Collingwood!
eoD If This looked like more trouble
ne ~, ,,,os the presidents nephew
DVs9 ""s wondered about that
~ " had a also. if the boss had recognized
!, u, r" ,incwooh. If he had, he mad
~ "n "ut , sisn and moment later had p
~ n.t tu, tho bell-push and Malsie Ann
' suess opening the door for u.s.
30 a IN. "Both Of you? oh, how nice
Ill ',e on. M, said, with smile for the boss
IN hollow. oueer little grimace for me-
. o,a% .,s. IN This is our evening for c
' tsair Cousin ~, Basil is out, but he'll BE-
, tnes' urettv soon, and he left word Il
s ,,,;th' 70 wait if you got here before h
: "''" That message was for the DO
n his | Jagged behind in the amy
.t IN hall while she was showing III
* Whom t the back parlor. I had droppe'
Is Mnen [ an the hall settee, in the EN-
,Sell. - n NO TO the coat-rack, and WIT
l'lls ~ She;,a came downstairs and
oel I,' ms' through the hall, she didn't