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From MississippiBy THOMAS A WISE

JVoOclisctl From the Play by FredericK R Toombs

COPYRIGHT 1DOO BY THOMAS A WISE

CHAPTER XXIIITHE DOSS OK THE SENATE GAINS A-

NEW ALLYRS SPA GLER would bare

flattered herself on guessingN correctly as to Senator Penbodys uneasiness had she

heard Und seen all that had takenplace in his apartment at the LouisNapoleon hotel where ho had hurried ¬

ly taken Senator Stevens on leavingthe Lnngdon house

Not only would the two senatorslose their Immense profits on the Attncoola transaction If Langdon persistedIn his opposition but they would loseas well the thousands of dollars spentby their agents In purchasing optionson hundreds of acres and where theycould not get options the land itselfThis land would be on their hands un ¬

salable If the base went somewhereelse Moreover they feared that Langdons revolt would bring unpleasantnewspaper publicity to their opera ¬

tonsTheres only one course to pursue

Stevens snapped Peabody as theytoolc off their overcoats That is tobe prepared as best we can for thevery worst and meet it in some wayyet to be determined But first wemust try to figure out what Lan don r

Is going to dowhat it can bethat he says hewill tell us to ¬

morrow at 1230if we appear lie q

must have some ¬

thing very star-tling

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up hissleeve if hemakes good hisassertions Icant see how

Nor I frowncd Stevens andmy political eye-sight is far bettcrtuan that foolLangdons Un

Im Qotmj to send for der ordinary clrJake Stclncrt curastanccs we

could let him go ahead with his mInor-ity

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report for Gulf City but as thingsstand hell Intro every newspaper re ¬

porter in Washington buzzing aroundand asking impertinent questionstSYes and you and I would have togo to Paris to live with our life insurante friends from New York wouldntsarcasticallyuj5heStelnert Stevens ejaculatedWhat

Oh thats all right Maybe he cansuggest something said Peabody going to the telephone Weve too muchat stake to make a mistake ar l Jake tomay see n point that weve overlookedLuckily I saw him downstairs In thegrill room ns we came through to theelevator

Stelnert is nit right himscf con-tinued Stevens but his methods

Caut bo too particular now about1mbullj

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political china shop Fortune and reputntlon are both fragiletheal of Jake Stelnert whose reputationas a lobbyist of advanced ability hadspread wide In the twenty years hehad spent In Washington Of mediumbeed the doorway as ho entered An illylip ofas some of the language he used Hiseyes darted first to Peabody and thenJJTtogThemywho swing the biggest deals con10jcanOIlineJQtheyweb of0intriguelured into the glistening meshesBeBeOnlytoothe legislators in the open in the homtels and cafes and In the capitol corrirnUtake SteInert did not belong in eitherof these classes ho ranked somewherebetween the biggest and thoglHoofmost expert knowledge of nil the IntrIBcute workings of tho congressionaldemechnnlsmennmongclathe money in his own pocket and for =a comparatively small sum defeat itby influencing the employees throughwhose hands it must pass

Sit down Juice Something todrink asked Peabody reaching for a tJdecauterj j

No grunted the lobbyist dontdrink durln business hours only durlntho day

Welt Juke said the Pennsylvanianyou probably know something of

whats going on in tho naval affairscommitteeYou

the blggstjob of thosession

YesSure thing senator Its tho work l

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The boss of the senate smiledgrimlyNow

suppose n committeemannamed Langdon absolutely refused to

It ibo taken cure of and insisted on handIng in a minority report tomorrowwith a speech that read like the Decla ¬

ration of IndependenceSteinert Jerked his head forwar-uickly

You mean what would I do i-fwaserif

II was runnln the Job

YesSteinert leaned toward Peabody

Where do I come In on this hewelted suspiciously

Come come man was the Irritableretort I never let a few dollarsstand between myself and my friends

All right senatorThe lobbyist thrust himself down In

his chair putted slowly at n cigar andgazed thoughtfully at the ceiling

Few years ago he began after aminute or two there was n feller whowas goln tosqueal about abond Issue liehad his speechnil ready to warnhe country that

he thought acrowd of theplutocracy was

ain to get thoto resell

to the public atadvanced lntesf l

Well sir t ar ¬ V

ranged to have a He was at the insanecarriage a closed asylumcarriage cell that night to take him

see the president for he was toldthe president sent the carriage for himWhen he got out ho was at the Insaneasylum an I can tell you he was bun-dled Into a padded cell lu Jig timewhere ho stayed for three days Hethinks hes n member of congress Itold this two huskies that handled him

gave em each a twenty case notedoctor that signed the necessary

papers got considerable moreStevens gasp of amazement causede narrator genuine enjoymentI know of a1 certain senator who

was drunk an laid away in n Turkishbath when the roll was called on a cer-taIn

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bill ne was n friend of Peaodys laughed tlfe lobbyist to the

MlsslsslpplanButcast said Stevens we

must be very careful Possibly someyour methods In handling the men

you go afterSay Interposed Steinertuyou

I dont do all pursuin all theIn after any more than others In

business Why senator some ofthese congressmen worry the life out

us fouls that sprinkle the sugarhey accuse us of not lettln em In

things when they havent been fedsome time They come down the

like greyhounds coursln a coy¬

eThe speaker paused and glanced

at Peabody who however wasbusily engaged In writing In a

taduln book to notice himWhy Senator Stevens went onlobbyist only today a down cast

member held me up to tell mo that hewas strong for that proposition to

the A K and L railroad gruntsgovernment timber land In Oregonsays to me ho says What n hlmy constituents in New England

about things way out on the Pa ¬

coast Id clvo em Yellowstone

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you seeI must fie broke In Stevens ris ¬

ing amlplnnclii nt his watch Itwill soon bo daylight-

If you must have sleep go but youmust be here nt 0 oclock sharp In themorning wild Peabody Stelnertwill sleep hero with me Well nilhave breakfast together hero In m

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tionYou wontplanreally desperatePeabody will1

I think Idrather

Steof courseOur game

will be to tryto weaken Langdon to provehim tho morn ¬

that he alone

Idwill suffer beSupposenamedocsnotwcakcnrdo not appear 1in

the laud deals The optionssigned and the deeds signed by onagents Dont you see Whereas hidaughter and son and future soninlawactually took laud In their ownnames

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Yes Such amateurism lowers thedignity of the United States senatePeabody answered dryly

But suppose Lnngdon does notweaken asked Stevens anxiously nahe picked up his hat and coat

Then we will go Into action withour guns loaded the reply

CHAPTER XXIVTilE lIONEYBIlll

the African juugle dwells a pretty

IN little bird that lives on honeyThe saccharine dainty is theyfound in the hollows of trees nnknowdas the carpenter ice bores and depos ¬

its his extract from the budsblossoms of the tropical forest nndII

The bird Is called the hoijeyblrdbecause it is a sure guide to the deposits of the delicacy The bird dis ¬

likes the laborious task of pecking itsway through the bark to reach thehoney and so wise in the ways ofmen It procures help It locates nnest of hooey files about until it1It1

to treasure store Following the j

bird which tilts Just In advance thereach the cache of dripping sweetness I

and readily lay it open with hatchetsor knives Taking what they wantthere is always enough left clingingto the tree and easily accessible to sat ¬

isfy the appetite of the clover littlebird =

Senator Stevens of Mississippi bearsa marked resem ¬

blance to thehoneybirdsomuch

has well won thebirds appella ¬

tion for himselfAbnormally keenat locating pos¬

sibilities for ex-

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honeyfrom the governmental affairs InWashington heInvariably ledPeabody repro ¬

senting the hunt¬

er with the axto the repositoryHe would then

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rely on the Penn fjjiJJriorlStbrenk> eVC1lS

barriers Stevens would flutter aboutfind gather up the leavings

Equally as mercenary as the boss ofthe senate he lacked Pcabodys ironnerve determination resourcefulnessand daring He needed many hoursof sleep Peabody could work twentyhours at a stretch He had to havehis meals regularly or else suffer fromindigestion Peabody sometimes dida days work on two boiled eggs anda cup of coffee

The senior senator from Mississippihad been the first to point out to Peabody tho possibilities for profit in thogulf naval base project but tho morn-ing

Stfollowing the conference with

Stelnert when he rejoined them forbreakfast at the Louis Napoleon hewas far from comfortable He didnot mind fighting brain against braineven though unprincipled methodswere resorted to but Indications werethat more violent agencies would becalled Into play owing to the complica ¬

tions that had arisenStevens ate heartily to strengthen

his courage SteInert ate hugely to astrengthen his body Peabody atescarcely anything at allto strengthen

brainWaving away the hotel waiter whohad brought tho breakfast to hisapartment Senator Peabody outlined pthe probable campaign of the day

If our best efforts to weaken qndscare off Langdon fall today he saidit wilt naturally develop that we mustIrender It impossible in some WI1

him to appear in the senate at all orwe must delay his arrival until afterthe report of tho committee on navalA1affulrsevout ho would not have another op¬

portunity to speak on that subject =Of course later at 1230 we willcanIact to the very point but we must be

prepared for any situation that can JfariseCannot

the president of tho senatebo persuaded not to rccoznlae Lang tier

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