New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04
norGByrrs ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.

al don't see how you can eat doughnuts,' reHlarHse
n man in a Nassau-st. restaurant, watching frena
in the next chair devour platefal oil those eaDies
with ME accompaniment, while the Thermometer CUB
side eambolled about between 80 degrees ana Ioo'
II used 10 like doughnuts myself he aadeo 70
hectlvely, "but wouldn't eat tiem III" i'' N"N'-
a doughnut." -
why 7, inquired the frfead, pausing on the third
doughnut.
We'll had an experience about three years ago
flat slckcned me Of the entire doughnut family hJ
wife and were visiting relatives OF hers up IN BaIa'a'
We were both fond Of doushnuts, and when we pro
nared 10 come away, my wifes sister fried up PAINFUL
of douehnuts for especial benefit 80 We started
OF loaded with them. We munched doughnuts all tns
way from Batavia 10 Utica and by that ume We
were pretty well filled up but there were enough caAes
left TO stock picnic. 1 stepped Of the car at Utica
10 see my own sister, who wac lying there and had
come down to the train TO greet u.s. She mad iour-
ou,rt basket with her. and after the usual remarks
she handed over the BASKET and SAID Hiram, hap
pened 70 think how fond Of doughnuts you are %
went right out and tried up PAINFUL from inothers
old recipe 50 you would have something 70 cat On -
train
al wondered what my wife would say when she sac
ma ,r,nr With additional doughnuts, bat accepted
the r with grateful air ana went back INTO the care
a.what have you there Hiramr said mJ wife. lifting
the basket suspiciously.
"'DOughnuts.'
There is only peck and hall left IN the rach'-
sha said s,rcnstcay 80 you wise TO bring more
a.Narv gave them 10 me- ventured feebly.
a.weu you better send them back 70 Mary or give
then, ~ the brakeman. rs for me-. she added with
dvspeptlc SIGH y shall not touch another doughnut ios
FIVE years
There WASN'T any room In the rack so SAT ao"n
aid beA that basket OF doGghnus for four hours on my
Ian. We were going to stop OF at Poughkeepsle ana
.rand the night with ex-senator Gibson, didn't want
90 throw NInrys douEhnuts away, so forced down
case every now and then and when we came near
poph.epse We stuffed most Of the doushnuts into my
vaise nfteen or sixteen into my wiies satehei
md AZ the last moment crowded the last hafdozen
into my coattail pockets
Gibson was waiting for US ard grabbed the
satrhels ITS so late Hiram he began, that Wen
only give you cold bite when you get up 70 tae
banse hm2pcBed To remember low fond Of dough
. not donghnutsr / interrupted, stopping short on
the platform. while nv dougbnat weighted coattsis
hung down Ike lead pummets. Fact IS GIBSON
wont on despairlngy. dnt stand u II you SAID
dourhnus again. We've lived on those blasted cakes
ali day We're full Of doughnuts ana indigestion now
There are two pecks ia sarhels and ak cakes II
nv eoattaii pocket az this moment II you say
adoushnrts wen sit here in the station all night
lie looked surprised, and said We must % tred-
We wer-, Inside and out When We reached the
house, Gibson hurried In first, ond we didn't see or
hear dcughnut. but that night softly opened our
bedroom window and sprinkied the next yard with
CAKES OF si sizes and ,olors and designs The people
thst passed that lot "a te morning must have thoasas
BAKERY had exploded