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I'll talk this over with Schmidt." "Schmidt is a good fellow, but he doesn't know everything, even though he may be a mighty fine guesser," said Steingall.
"I'll tell him just as much as is good for any lawyer," laughed Curtis.
"He is acting for my wife and myself now in the matter of providing for Hunter's relatives.

We look forward to meeting Clancy and you when we return from the West." "Is that where you are going for the honeymoon ?" asked the detective, with the amiable grin which invariably accompanies the question.
"Yes.

We debated the point during a whole day, but some enterprising agent settled it for us by exhibiting a catchy sign--'Why not see America ?' And we both cried 'Why not ?' Mr.Devar senior, who has what you call a pull in such matters, has secured us the use of a railway president's car for the trip, and a whole lot of friends join us at Chicago.

Can you come, too ?" Steingall shook his head.
"No, sir," he said ruefully.

"I can't get away from headquarters.