The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-07
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~ the nnis mriseins stf wrschri souls.
btFan 81 slawn un IHe'F fainsls. With
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rlen,lsf shrad tlHse liaiss might hang
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State Savings Institution presented, as
early m n'el.rk. ~ssne wholly mn.
usual III stirh uf nns other hour Men
nni women. tsns~ anil rirls. same apt.ar.
rntls w ll.tu.siu, ana ntlrFr with ihr
signs n poverty dspiel..i ~ tlieir
pin.hri. wan face~. AMI their mean,
we'll wam, thfeasilHre garments, were
there: ssm. of tll.m modest and sad
NOR. III them hraMllng asla mnsl. Here
wus poor woman who tssk ia washing
In her hand she carried pnss-book
wrapped In dirty handkerchief. With
her pass.b uk--thc title ~ wealth stow.I
away in tho vanlts--sl,c pressed forward
nnl sought 10 gam what satisfaction sl.c
could out Of iat policeman standing on
guard nj the door anil keeping ont Nil
uutsi,lcrs except thosc who had kcya ~
the saicsy.,lcpueis boxes. She ,l,dn' grt
| tnc satisfaction she wanted, and hui %
/ full lmck. Then ham whose clothes
seemed IL sny he hnl seen better times
came mp and reciteL his Ericir 20 those
around him. lie Ind managed 10 navc
81. 300 iii gold. he Sail. WHEN Ar was ont
III California, Ind pnt IL ia that
$1,000 bunk, and now II WAS NIL gone. And
here were thes. bank officers going scot
free. Why, II he'd stolen loaf Of
bread, he'd hcrn jagged fur II. And hiH
voice grew thick, Iis tones more angry
n Il excited, and " il more than probable
TINT the tears would have ilowc.l Ind not
bnrly Trislmnn behind him, IN rel.
checked flannel shirt, put dampcr on
him by singing out: oh, You needn't
talk; there. many po"rcrn yon ns has
lokt every cent they had. We're NIL la
the same hoat." A newspaper man. IN
~ contemplated thc loss If his care.
fnl savings, muttcred: Wouldn't /
like to seek Sioux Indian. that l,aI
been lcd on raw beef about two months.
on TINT Id old reprobate Spencer,
"Wisll wc lind him here, sail u rough
looking xo~kinpman, who had overheard
\ knot OF mrn talking about spencer nnd
his absence III NV York, wed III him
on the nearest lamp-post, the ------
thief" A joh.printer on Clark street
told the reporter TINT hc md his mother
had managed 10 put awuy % 900 for
home, nna ~ keep thrm during rniny
day. II WIS MI they had, md now they
would have IN huRin over again. Two
lrishmen who had been taking care II
gentlcmen's horses .iown On Wabash
avenue, anil doing my old lobn they
could get, Said they Ind Taved s2,0OO
between them, and now the savings of
twenty. seven years were MI cleaned out
An old German walked up tothe door
md demanded 10 zee tllc enshirr. When
informed, that TINT gentleman was not
around, the old fellow started out on u
fierce tirn.lc against the bank officers,
telling the crowd he had been working
for years, and Ind saved up little
money, but now he supposed he'd have
~ start ngnin. Never mind" said he,
Ill be rich in ten years, andit'll be MI
right. In closing his hnrnngmc, hc
sarcastically advised his willing hearers
~ take piece of the banks tl0ors or
the stone wallis home with them to feed
Their wives and children on. Al later
hour In the lay II little old woman,
poorly clad. hut III respectable appear
anre, her features sharp and thin, her
eyt. swapping lire, nnn her arms flourish.
ing n very .langcro,s-luokinE umbrella,
bitterly denounced the bunk -ofI!ccrs for
what they Ind brought upon ner. ~
hal my lust dollar III the world here"
she said, "nnd those sharks have ruined
me. Talk about innbs. Why don't
yon mob the rich mems houses, the
castles ~ thaha who rob tho poor, In.
steal u hghtinK aud killing each ether
Oh, G0l. IL thsre no merry, no pity for
the poor. Must ". pruw poorer tllat
they may become rielerg' There were
murmnrs in the crowd ~ You're right,
mum" hut, Tor thu most part, the losers
Mnl tho CURIOSITY -msngetn locked ntolil.
~ on, realizing TINT pronunciation woull
10 no gposl, and that tle Gully thing 10
10 was 10 whit nild xee what the assignee
could get ont 81 the wreck
There were a great mnny sad sights 10
b. seen in the vicinity ~ fllc doors, and
great many mi stories heard among
these woe. heeona .leppnitors. There Mrc
few more piseons sights IN lie than TINT
~ snmn aged and infirm creature who,
inter years VI sorr toii Anl privAtion ~
hoard up enough to smootl, hiS why "
the grsre, suddenly finds tho prop
knocked from under him. Not few
such sorry smcsacl.a were Witnessed