I fancy that Higgins is a little nervous, too.

We'll meet and talk it over to-morrow night." Phineas Duge smiled faintly as he answered-- "Just as you like, only I must tell you that I entirely disagree.

Unless we strike, and strike quickly, that bill will become law, and we shall all have to print a European address upon our notepaper, if we get as far." "I speak for the others, too," Weiss continued.

"We'll meet right here to-morrow night to discuss it.

Say at eight o'clock." Phineas Duge laid down the receiver and turned away.
"Well," he said, "this will become interesting.