8“We fellows has to dispose of our stuff to the Jews,” Rulon began, lighting his ragged cigar afresh. “Jews are the receivers the world over, and blast them for a lot of dirty bloodsuckers, I say. They live soft, and take the big end of the profits. Well, the big operators are connected the world over, so they can ship the stuff from place to place, and baffle the local police, see?
“A month ago, a Jew that I do business with in New York come to me—I needn’t mention his name; you’ll meet him later; and he says to me: ‘Mike,’ says he, ‘how’d you like a trip to England right in the season?’ ‘Oh, my health’s good,’ I says, ‘I don’t require an ocean voyage.’ ‘There’s ten thousand dollars in it for you, and expenses,’ he says. ‘Then I bet the job is worth fifty,’ I comes back. ‘Oh, you will al
