New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-30

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IN foreign lands There my ii
would not appear to haunt
hghlandssm Scotland, for instance q
In central Africa the Office
wore . fresh pair d ttrouse1 shered
Demare into my presence with the most
profound deferenee without even an-
n l,l hin.
At the first glance : saw that ho wore
g hitherto unpublished pair of t1uu-
SORE OF course expected that, but
what considered as 8 sudden aggr4va-
ton Of my malady was that be- wore :
new coat e coats were going 70 mir
themselves with trousers il my poor sick |
brain, there was nothing left for me but
TO arrange the details Of my funeral.
nth 9 haggard face. I pointed to =
chair
stOld man. = zsaid he now 11r fi,at
you take an interest IN me, I have come
TO tell you good newz ! am engaged
permanently as financial editor &C Yhe
Gazette. So we are cuwu3kefA Congratr
ulAte me-
murmured some feeble words of To-
ucitatiion
81 owe you some explanation u6 my
peosperity il the last few months'' he
added You remember the daN i bos
ToWed the louis from you and returned
Is the same evening? I told yuu IS the
time twas for daisy financial stroke
Now that NV self intarast loaa not COM
Del me tos keen the professional secret j
will tell You al. is Is q pretty byplay
in metropolitan Life. No, my boy. /
have not assassinated any old woman
who was incumbered with ! rent roll /
have not been adopted by an elderly heir
esd. II have sold no .polit secret nor
pillaged an embassy. Ihaye simply been
8 dealer IN trousers = ~
At the last word I bounded to nv
feet. There was nv nightmare again So
'.Calm yourself, . said he, and lis
ten:
s.The liav before made the dernand
mon your nurae i hannenefi e Ia nrea.
emit at tho first davis sale a anctinns n
a immense stock q new ox,o.als from Sc. Z
hankrnnt custom made clothinu concern
The programme for tha s,nctoeeiiinp flavrz
was the sale Of id. 600 pairs of stronserx.
There were few e the sale the naoessitv
y
-of The great ouantifx. ahuttt % ont
Wurkmen and the class az persons who
wear such garments I remarked that
the trousers in lots Of 10 cost abo,ut
francs each.
..By dire experience I know that the
pawnbroker lends upward az s francs On
3 pair az trousars Ia GOOD condition.
The thing to do was nla;n ennn0h - Ia
seen. With vonr lnnis T hid MI q hi: a
10. Soon after ] fastened to the nawn-
shop. where offered three nairs i an
oomntered an oI,stacla the frst thino
Thew do not lend on nn1Uorn ,01,asr,nolapnts
I argued nv case with such elonnanca.
representing that I had worn the tr,otau-
sers hnt that WAS va,v careful nf nv
V4OtI1S7z3, L14xkJ5 kc11u0us
course I could prove that I was not q,
tailor seeking to- dispose Of my stock. /
took two other lots Of 10 at intervals
during the day, keeping the tenth pair
for myself. I received over dollar
apiece for them. So Won see it was
pretty good day 8 transaction.
The next day I bid off two lots. and
profiting by my experience passed the
day and part Of the night IN wearing
the trousers, putting on one pair after
ANOTHER. I can assure YOU twas back
breaking. then conceived the idea Of
having others wear them for me. and
timidly at first, but soon boldly enough.
lent the garments day by. day to. your
boys, to your clerks and to many others
asking nothing in return but discretion.
I told them that needed to have actual
proof Of their quality, as they were
made in great numbers in my shop for
shipment to South America AS my
business increased I perfected my meth
DDS. 4 employed agents to disposeof the