Theodore Seixas Solomons, The Popular Magazine, Volume 58… (1919)
“ A listening group outside of the mess tent identified it as the place of meeting of the indignation meeting. As he walked toward the door, the angry cries for immediate justice that came through the canvas walls apprised him of the alarming trend of the sentiment of the men within. ”
Theodore Seixas Solomons, The Popular Magazine, Volume 58… (1919)
“ A MINERS’ MEETING Slim Jim Collins guided the infuriated gang toward the other end of the flat. It was easy to do this seemingly without intention. With Redbank and Hennessy, he merely walked a little ahead of the others in the direction of the tent of Miss O'Brien and Miss Anderson, where most of the members of the Midas mining company messed. In the kitchen portion of the structure, back of the canvas partition, Miss Pearl O'Brien sat peeling potatoes. “See here, boys,” said Collins, when the door of the tent house closed, “there's no use all talking at once. ”
Theodore Seixas Solomons, The Popular Magazine, Volume 58… (1919)
“ We've been suckers, all right, but that don't get us anywhere, and it don't make them fellows any less crooks. Question is if any of you gentlemen believe for one minute that Fred Ticely and Bruce Waring didn't deliberately——” “Don't know about Waring,” interrupted Chop-house Miller with cautious fairness. Collins laughed. “Still waters run deep, as they say. Those quiet mugs are always the worst.” ”
