"Now, gentlemen," said Bonbright.
"We just came to put the question to you squarely, Mr. Foote. We represent all the trades working on the new buildings. Are you going to recognize the unions?"
"No," said Bonbright.
"More than half the men on the job are union."
"They're welcome to stay," said Bonbright.
"Well, they won't stay," said the spokesman. "We've fiddled along with this thing, and the boys are mighty impatient. This is our last word, Mr. Foote. Recognize the unions or we'll call off our men."
Bonbright stood up. "Good afternoon, gentlemen," said he.
With angry faces they tramped out, all but Dulac, who stopped in the door. "I'm going to look for her," he said.
"If you find anything—hear anything—"
Dulac nodded. "I'll let you know," he said.