"There is, as I dare say you are aware, sir, a certain feeling against us in the various Exchanges.

The best men are warned against accepting employment with us." "We pay higher salaries than any one else in the trade." "The business methods of the company towards its employees," the manager acknowledged, "have always been excellent.

Still, there is a feeling." The chairman of the B.& I.sighed.
"We will pursue the subject later, Harrison," he said.

"In the meantime, promote some one else on the staff, if necessary.

Do your best to fill Roberts' place adequately." "Very good, sir." Dredlinton lounged into the office a few minutes later.