The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-07-21

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youpg. orent n with their treasures. and crent
ont again. with their money olepohed tightly
in their hands
In the evening Young man of fine an
pearance came in hurriedly and pawncd his
watch, large gold repeater He was evil
IDENTIFY an old customer for be said, with
hard laugh:
have got ahead of uncle this time. Quit
man. He thinks have turned saint, you see.
If he should suspect anything, and come polk
ing around, keep mum, will you -
Bah knows my business" the pawn
broker replied.
The young man lit Cigar and with another
hard laugh walked out.
Two hours later, just as old Guttman was
closing the shop, another gentleman entered.
The pawnbroker's face frightened as he saw
him, for the new conner was wefLknown
artist, man whose pictures he was very fond
of.
"Good evening. Guttman." the sentleman
said. "Has Frank been here Pr
"Yes. II said Guttman, holding up the watch
the young man had just left.
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Even;,o cana. and when old Guttnan had
IL the ,amns be onened the door and looked
mn and down tha street. 10 see n be might
catch q olimpse Of Nina. Az he was about
TO close Il the child appeared.
40 Guttman dear. she moaned. uI was
beaten SO badly that could not get up before,
and i can never, never 40 back to that place
again"
/ .you shall stav with me- the pavnbroker
replied. standing in front of the empty frame.
ii save do coffee for Won this morning and
two nice rolls. . he went ON.
oh Owe them to ma now. pIsase., , the
v.t,s one renlied. +" for i am oh. 40 hungry.
/ Gu,tran sear.n
I F.sf,ome with me. . said the pawubroker.
\ s..Tban,e Won :, sbe replied. with p,aintive
po,iteness /: "but move. please, Gattman
dear. and let ma see NV dear mammal
The mans face flushed. He moved a. he
,,.s to,d x,tbont q vard Thare was moth.
inc y, he seen. The picture had passed out
Of N,na,s SIGHT forever. and there was nothing
IN he seen.
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