The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
ADVENTURES OF rASxEI rr1rln.
Russo. Hsbra'c Immigrant staris Out In
Sell Sh0elacrs.

nhu Ss,V'N IN tne DAnk. ShmulevttCh wag
rich. but all that Yankel had was twiller, a
TALES, apd II labsardack.
In tho neghborhood where Shmulevitch
lives. to which lankol wended his way.
every man has twlen and lnbsardack, and
| tho pious ones who are married also have a
TALES. The twlllen is the parchment bearing
| the name OF Jehovah in Hebrew which tho
devout jew ties around his forehead and
| around his left arm. As no folds his
arms the second parchment lies above his
heart. and he prays TINT he may ever keep In
mind and heart the image and tho name OF
his God. Tho lahsardack Is tho vest with
short frnges which tho Russian Jews wear az
tho badge Of their religion. Tho TALES is only
a strip OF fringed white cloth which tho mar.
ried mon throw over their shoulders when
they pray In the synagogue. All this only
goes to show that the possession OF these arti.
cles is perfectly compatible with poverty.
Now. what shall do for my brother.in.
law?" pondered Shmulcvitch. MAIZE CLOTH
ing operator OF him No. That would not be
worthy OF me with my $4,000 In the bank
Yankel must be business man. l Twill fit him
out as peddler"
So Shmulevitch and his wife went with
Yankel to II peddlers' supply store In Hester
street ana ask ed the proprietor to make ur a
fine basket for ninety cents. They also asked
| him to instruct Yankel how to SELL and then
| they left tho store.
| Yankel Toasted his eyes on every wall and
| corner OF the little store and wondered how
soon no would he able, to have one Just likoit
and bring his vito. Kaika. over from Russia.
| Your basket is ready" said the store
| keeper. Everything costs five conts. This
10 a flve-cent piece See? And those are pen.
nies i've OF them make fve cents. Now YOU
| can 60 out and do business"
But how? cannot speak word Of Eng.
lish."
You don't nccd English at all. You take
the car AZ far as it goes. You will nnd quiet
streets there. You 30 to the first door and
knock. Awoman will open the door: she will
toll you something You answer. Look In
the basket" Then the woman will tell you
something else. shd you ask for a glass Of
water. Try to sip the water. very slowly, To
syefEythinE the woman may toll you say. Look
"Piease give, mo n drink Of, water, by heart.
words sts as un th say
keeper advice and rode to Harlem in surface
the rm at and % and
walked down one Of the side streets
and woman in u rusting silk dress cameto
aSH tn T tSs s"d Ta sns nuFrsd
=" II h, don't want arytL ing ,od you"
ri. TSman's fee soitened : little and sh.
glass S to his s asi s TS the wass
Are you married3" the woman asked.
Look, IN the basket" said Yankel.
non dent Endersand hane wie-a
An EXPRESSION OF hone came into Yankers
ssi%%f' lie ne'a his basket close to her. and
to ths servant Here! Take this and 60
She handed bewildered Yankel a quarter
retraced his steps to the Harlem Bridge. and
shoeacs rs, and pins and lankel earned &
cents: and i The eonssioasness ., ths FAC. ::
began to fcs Ell an ,d en porT appetite But
lankeil b, bshSd an imposing, BLOCKING man
Dr99InabiIity Genera or high officer 3, shs
ssf sasM sn said the ,unct,onar,.
I:loSk in N basket" chartered YankeL
"MIhferssG yer I ihs hsst.. +. v,,,.,
dering whether he had not better get on his
knees. The Iunctionary-you can gness what
Sanks turn pale %ot nrdins what he " sought.
ne oiiic n seized iankel by the arm and said.
\ :, He took him to the station house. where the
Yankels brother; in law. ulevitch. lived In
Essex street. and that Yankel had no license.
8 So they locked him up.
. Shmulrvitch. becoming anxious about Yam
. kel. went to the Hester street store and said;
), ",Mhiere is my brother-in-law fankel li-
Your hE9th . law. Yanke piatak; went
. So Shmulevch went w town. too. and rode
vt e s" sss se ne sI" in ts.
| X, everything.
Harlem in the course OF time and asked
i" Hat you saw mine pruttcr-n law. Yaukel
rs he lost 2" asked the sympathetic COP.
, You'd better go to the station house.
8 TO the staff ion house Shmulevitch went forth
with. and ther" they tod him that iankel
W." "A eli Y n?Y ankel " exclaimed shu,us-
witch in despair You Will never make a
Shnulcvitrh went home and told his wife.
a"k IF " t"s s nEt FL" nnxt
morning tho tw" went to court. Shmnlevitch
clas,pcd his brother-in-ltw IN his arms and
"ynnk"l; Yqnkol you will mover mako q
! What's the charge. officer" asked the
Seln' thout license"
HIM What have You got to say to the
YaSSke ounilsd under that dreadful judicial
glance and could only stammer:
| "L-l.iouk in in
e n"1 shiny sn tsGcs1 ,h. WSoo with
to the Justice, SO that when verifying was IN.
Ierstood Yam KEEL was discharged. Tho three
ishrac Russians then boarded u surface ear
and rode down, to EivinGton street And
Shmu.vi.ch said many times in n sad voice
"ianke. you will never DO business
man.
YMnkcl rs now living free at the houso Of hi.
hrother.in-law. ahmuIevitch. VINO has 1000
| In tho bank
Deer Galore Long Island.
| To rrr Enron TnE sCS--Sir' Your nr'tc the
deer Of Long Island is somewhat wrong o. the