Intervention in the great dispute as if it were a feeble waving from the bank across the waters of a great river. "There's an incurable misunderstanding between the modern. ​nexium Help Cass any because you and Sam would prove up on the claim. But if he could hold your father a prisoner and get him to sign a relinquishment to him he would be in a fine position. " "But Father wouldn't sign. He ought to know that. " "Not through fear your father wouldn't. But if Fendrick could get at him some way he might put down his John Hancock. With this trouble of Sam still unsettled and the Tin Cup hold-up to be pulled off he might sign. " "If we could only have Fendrick arrested--" "What good would that do? If he's guilty he wouldn't talk. And if he is holding your father somewhere in the hills it would only be serving notice that we were getting warm. No I'm for a still hunt. Let Cass ride around and meet his partners in this deal. We'll keep an eye on him all right. " "Maybe you're right " Kate admitted with a sigh. CHAPTER VII ANONYMOUS LETTERS Sheriff Bolt though a politician was an honest man. It troubled him that Cullison's friends believed him to be a partisan in a matter of this sort. For which reason he met more than half way Curly's overtures. Young Flandrau was in the office of the sheriff a good deal because he wanted to be kept informed of any new developments in the W. & S. robbery case. It was on one of those occasions that Bolt tossed across to him a letter he had just opened. "I've been getting letters from the village cut-up or from some crank I don't know which. Here's a sample. " The envelope addressed evidently in a disguised. dw64555s3s32g4hzzx5c5e6et5