He knows more in that line than any one else about the place." He tapped a bell.

"Mr.Brooks," he said when a boy appeared.

Brooks came, and Witherspoon explained.
"Ah, I see," said Brooks.

"You don't want to give it to any one paper, for that isn't business.

We'll draw off a statement and send it to the City Press Association, and then it will be given out to all the papers." "That is a capital idea; you will help us get it up." "Yes, sir," said Brooks, bowing.
"That will not be necessary," Henry protested, unable to disguise his disapproval of the arrangement.