The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-22

Of seeds
Among these there was none worse
on thau Aycsha's father. whoao lands
bcing low and near tho river. were
s.iil under water. On au evil moment
De conddod bio difficulties 20 his new
made friend. Nal1ar.
"Bui what ON ! 60 do" a1id the Oh
man. "ilow shall got fresh reed when
al my savings OF the paat year nrc
gono7 They went 90 tili and plant
those fields that are now under water
well. replied NGasar."l rec no other
way Tor you hui 10 borrow the money
you require. Luckily my master ia com
ing down here Ia q fow days and { viii
put your caao before him and get him
10 lend you what you require. II 10 true
that De is n hard man. but will feel
sure he will mako favorable terms Tor
you when rcquoat him 10 do 40 out oil
consideration Tor me-"
lie then icft. a couple oi days later
he returned TO asy that after long and
stormy discussion with his master, dur
Ing which he had threatened 10 leave
him and take service elsewhere. the lat
ter had consontst 10 lend the money fo-
qulgud without any interest. only slip
ulating that n the loan were not repaid
by a certain date. he should have the
right TO soll Ans property ia order TO
repay himself
This condition was gladly accepted,
m by the date named the new crops
would have been gathered rnd sold. An
agreement was drawn up and signed
by both partica. Nassar signing for his
master. who he said had returned TO
Cairo.
Taking advantage Of his Intended
victims inability 10 read. Nassau con-
trived 10 change the date at which re-
payment would have TO be made: In
stead OF To- being slx months hence, o.
no had told All. the loan would have
10 be- repaid In % many weeks.
Five weeks had already gone by.
whom one day Narsnr. holding an open
letter. came TO ~ to ray that his mas
ter had written 10 him that he wanted
all the ready money ho could send him.
and that ho had 10 collect every loan
made to tho pcaanntry aa soon ns II
became due.
"But mlno docs not fall due Tor some
tlmo 10 come" said All. Il have no
fear but that whom the time comes.
shall be quito able to repay H."
How Is H." asked Nassau. "thnt my
master speaks Of your loan ns shortly
due? u II possible that he 10 mistaken
an TO the datcy lie writes that your
loan has 10 DO repaid by Friday next;
you had hcttor let me see the copy you
hold Of the agreement between you
This was brought and sure enough Il
stated that the loan had TO be repaid IN
six weeks or the property would have
10 be sold.
To be- sold az a time like this. after
the disastrous floods OF the spring. Why
It would barely fetch onc-thlrd OF It's
value. and that third would BE- swal-
lowed In ropayins the aum that had
been borrowed.
All their nolghborn whom they came
10 hear OF II. were loud In their cxpros-
alons Of sympathy with the old people.
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tholr dliicnl'iea
Nassau. who was daily vlll,or, be-
walled his Inability TO help thcm. he
had he said, begged his master TO con-
tont himself with part payment only,
but this had been refused. Had II been
accepted he could have advanced the
amount himself
II wanted but two days tlll the time
whcn All had 10 repay the loan, WHOM
ono evening. Nafsar. who now was al
waya with him. 90 u struck by q sudden
thought exclaimed
II can only see one way for you out
or your difficulty. You have a daughter:
give her to me for a wife. viii tLon
claim your property a. her dowry. ma
not even my master viii be able to