Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-05


Leo should climb TO tho heights. fo-
they have tho suns guidance.
ancn company said tho adventure,
MIR. Casey. seemed disapopin.cl
You're not from tho ca com9Ja
arc you?" he asked, rs X 'his was
now idea and ono he had not prcvluu7.
ly entertained II was Morley Smith
opportunity.
That may be. or that may not be,
he said noncommitially.
well, you ought to know aid Nr
Casey with slight laugh. Il don't u
you don't"
Ho became more gracious. IL
became actually friendly.
Il may as well toll YOU right nov
he said. that there Is nothing to SEQ
on my log"
gan to feel on safer ground. For som'
unknown reason tho young Mr.. Case
and ho seemed to be changing place
iIo felt II. Instead OF being reserved
and suspicious, tho young man was
becoming friendly and open.
blue left" said Mr.. Casey. but you
can, expect bruisc to show for
ever"
quite sol" .sid Morley Smith
That would be nonsense. what"
Anyway. IL you wanted to sec tho
cr.'' said MIR. Casey. Tho insuranc'
doctor saw them all right And thi
limp 1t gave mol don't know when
will get rid OF this limp"
"Ohi | say" said Morley Smith. not
knowing what else to say.
Now. you don't need to come any
OF that" said Mr.. Casey angrliy. II
aint claiming YOU iamcd mo for llfc.
or anything like that. but I've got
case enough to .uo on and 10 got hiS
car corporation don't stand half
chance. mean. n man gets his rights
from jury"
My good man" Morley smith began
rather pstroni,lnxly. you"
An right thcn,' said Mr. Casey
hotly, 'i'li auoi thought you had
come up h"rc 10 settle this busincsg
like ono man with another. and wsH
ready to do tho fsir thing with YOU,
hut
Ho stopped short. In making
movement. Morley Smith had disar.
fur lining was exposed. and Nj
Cascy's eye dvclt on ~.
Now ! know who YOU are" he said
ansriiy. Il call IL sncasy, l do. COM
Ing up horc this way. Wcll, Two -;
your name now, aud my witnesses will
know you when | get YOU into court
They'll Identify you. easy enough Ouc
two of them said YOU were dttEi1s
that mankillcr auto OF yours the way
no man ought To- drive. They'll ssty
that In court Tor me. When your car
knocked me In front OF the street
car
MIR Casey stopped short again. There
was blank look on tho face VI fiT
visitor. As matter uf fact, th~ ad-
Ncnturcr was trying to pi,cs t'lrEE
together, to weave aono sort OF syusU
out Of the tangl- Of words Nr Cas,5
had thrown at him. For u minrt1 HU
had felt safe -CnScy thought nc hal
come To- adjust some claim Casey ltH
against a trolley company. Now l.a
sdvcntursr was all at aca again. iiiI
brain would not cope with this M
complication. lie was willing TO tr
some onc-snyonc-if hr roul got r|.
Of this mans nat without s..iaue
ridiculous, but this mnn would 'u.
lct him be ANYONE for mora thln
minute at time. Then he ,aatsI him
TO be some ono else Mr. Casey. ON NiH
side. saw tho my-tifchulu on Morl'H
Smiths face. Ito hcsitnt,si Ito wa.
worried. lio could not dUciur whetN.f
Morley Smith hsI como iu s,ttlr a..
mo trolley company or to settle ~
tho owner ~ Inc automobile. liD bad
not expected either In his heart hn
knew ho had had NJ business to- H.
crossing the street In tho mildlg ~ iF.
block. The automobiles Fender had
tapped him and had sent nIm into i..
fender Of ihr street ear Tho fouh.
ma rolled him to tho street lilo no.
boon brtiHcd-np l1uIt - rhtt-a HH.
until ho saw thiH woit-fod, wrIIa
eroomcd gentleman ~ bs pir,"r Ir
had not thought Of ert'ln- amy 0sa
ngrs nom anyone. a. md co1r'l.rrH
himself lucky In hein.- assured irH
Tho Insurance coinpi1t. Vculd ALLOW
him Twenty-Five dni',rs Tor ,ho tim H.
had remained At HON, Sow hs ntn,s'
"n"d Ills lirs ana f'1ryd ~ Nur
smith trying tu d"rtJH What to r'.
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copyright 1871 bv Tho Mcclure
Newspaper Syudicntcl
Editors Notcs-C Concluding install.
mont of this story viii bc published
Tuesday Morning