The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-06

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Flavor when done.
Amar;oon Rus;nnoasc Mon in Fnrona
-, 80. i. p,.,,n I,r,,.,
IT, mosllan imnortant con+roet
.1an siS sI Sofaro +ha onthra.k 81 tha
Tsanoc ISS ~ hetwaan amer;can
h,s;nass naonia and vor;ous ranrasen-
tat;nos 'oe 81 monan hoasi Arsterdom
Inre1;m;narn ooy.rnSnt anJ tbe nac.
assprn nna nos ; nann,ant Of . large
$50 $500 r. aHmstardom nantis.
pun PofosS y tS;a no o. 10 Az NO.
hNoLo 10 @ paS son,owhat
ahoken awornwhnrs C1omds ohscnreJ
tha sneno;s baoron n Tondon
tLere were nareon. ;nterestad in the CON
tract .n5 into their d;nav c;tv oAice
ona T,orn;nr wolLaJ +hal Hn,or;oon bns.
;nesa man y;th tha coli snraH' Of tho
ntIsa.;a ,t;II 49, I;s u1stpr M CO.
mS.n;uS S' - lo;d. nns 49,
shn,t tS.+ contraN ~kmszement and
annerc;i;ous regret were l-tvr;tten IN The
faees If tba fonSon INFESTED narties
90 tboy enJeovored to %eTnIa;n tbat be
hod m.Se . verv long ;onrnav for moth.
49, 90 I'll. +hof tha Gor Id mode =
mnoss;hls fnr +hena 20 collect +ha
11rain;narM noonaHs a. nreSont. that i !
P'S-iJ e. ~ L.
s mJ w amsts,dam Eli tha raneroI
f%oai;na = ! Snann;ai %o;roIas I'D ba-
Sna ~ nonah $3.50 $500
oe AZ aama sn.t IT, Xmor;non ~
- ~ s ESoaSoa .n..L;a 10 90 -
roesl quo twn "r 4Ir.. Ja1a on ip then in
formed tbem that he was 1o;ng 70 Am
sterJsm They denrecatea this course
Int he went He arrived al the Am,
sted Hotel in good order. and sent his
cord with . note of eYnlanat;on TO the
monev.bar men 'Tbey came noi;te INT
aIoon.v How had he ventured 90 far
49, 49, - t;nas 49, 80 aSoaaJ
Ill LII WI danmason %e wthoi wLan
t 3 ,arLat mss 90 inssonre and when
naonIa were Jro ont If all TinSs If
p autarnrses9 H. ossnmed on nynrsssion
Of ;ntense cbeerfnIness and remarked
that he had g merely come over abont
tbat controo+n faw ren;d remarks
IN Drtcb were INSTANTLY nassed betwaen
The renresentet;nes Of tbe money'bags
Tban The snokesman said in EnpIish
q Yes. hut INV dear sir~don,t- von see
how ont of he Question II is that we
sbouId nav anv money at present, he.
cause the warNand.you know,the
general market. and-6ow conld Won
Come Of snch q momentw More and
more intense cheerfnlness on the mart of
the American business man abroad D
who remarked that the contract was
there to sneak for itself. and he had
merely called toinouire a whattime the
Dutch gentlemen nroposed to fulfill their
mar of f. /" Yes. the contract was plain
enonob Init INV dear sir how can Won
exnect nsLa We'll. gentlemen. will
YOU be good enough to inform me when
YOU can nav the preliminary money
Stipulated for in this contract They
Withdrew into a corner of the room,
which thew speedily filed with the most
yariegated Collection of Dutch hard
words. explosive oaths, andexclamations
many wards lonp. Then thew AGAIN dis.
cussed the hard times with him in Eng.
1;sb. then thev had another session in
The corner And finally. noting thai
his cbeerfulness was unabated and his
ners;stence was tbe same thew came mr.
n SoI;d bodv, and with the air of merr
from whom Sometime undue had beer
extorted NV overwheiming force. the,
;nformed him that thew would he ready
To nav him that money in exactly ffty
, Laws Very well. Sentlemenb Wa.
: The answer with a smile which irradiateC
| the whole apartments. " now if Won will
he GOOD enopgh to mt that in writing.
Witch tbey aid, The American b1s
: mess man went hack To London showet
the hit of writing to the astonisbed Lon
doners in their dinpy city office. H
q then devoted himself to various othe
y metters in the Fnol;sb metronolis INIT
the forty-nintb day had elapsed. when h
returned to Amsterdam. and a it'll
thereafter sailed from Iiverpool fo
Nav YSTk with ri O74 GOO in his nocke,
for uh;oh bio enternr;se would bave ba
o ~ ~ u.;4 = naar e ha haJ trustad 70 III
timid nolicy of his European associate,
e and had not come to Amsterdam himsel
ao annsb thinosn
Sometimes however. the America
business man meets people on whom b
can MAKE mo imnressi It is shown in tn
= s;mnlest tbing az in the FOLLOWING II
8 stance. When the telenbone campaig
u was in nrocress in london. n Of Ii
y ren+iamen ENGAGED in exhibiting
: ynn4ad +uo snsii hits of brass wor
y made and wanted them within an houl
Tbev were necessary for the machiu
y which he was tn exhibit at the end {
thatt;me He went himself to the onl
g work"shon near where he. could nome /
have The ;ob done in time. Init to his di
D. 49, he fonnd tbot % Il was Satnrda
3. r- III IL. -ro,boo,n bol o1raod