The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-03

ehh. Why. sir, l would MS soon +h;n,.
pelhg without a bank account =.
without my fishballs, and | know ron
"o"'" sell your shirt If necessary to
se' 'iiem. 1t Is so with all Others IN
-.hier'ca The fishball is indigenous to
Tue United States. and it's true homo is
''efe' but with proper encourayement
we can work up a taste for it in rn.
rope. have already arranged to sond
'"e iriice or Wales a dozen in box
ana II we can once get him to recon-.
mend 'cin English orders will como
pouring in till we can't fill 'en. II,
SEND box to France and another to
Germany. and | look for the mos,
favorable results. My dear sir. lot mo
cohSfatulate you. Let us shake hands"
Then YOU won't pay my bilI:" asked
the tailor.
we call EN- fshhalls." continued
the major as he fingered Il chcckbook
but they needn't necessarily be all
ash. Mate 'em Of beef. mutton pork.
eowl, wlat You Will but flavor 'em
With extract of fish and put sm up In
fancy boxes, six to box. All the
cook has to do is to set em In the oven
Tor three minutes before eating. Five
cents a ball. or six for n quarter, and
The profit IS Go per cent. | figure that
We Will have ten factories going in
SIDE or three months. DO you wan,
anything better than this: Isn't this
on hn g., -,
posed in me-
But | came here for Sl1" almost
| shouted the creditor as he saw himself
being wound up.
when this stock was issued.
| thought Of You. The first 100000 was
put up at 40 cents on the dollar.
wasn't satisfied to give you the vice
| presidency. | wanted you to make III
! least $4,000 Il year out Of your diyi
| dends l did what | ought 10 have
done for the best friend | have In the
world took that Sll | owed YOU and
used il to secure your stock. II WASH
half enough. but you can pay me ths
balance at Your leisure. Some time
after we get things started you car
| hand me your check for il.
And you mean to say I'm owing
you
"Hut don't worry about It. my deai
| man; don't worry. It's n mere tlea
| bite. When you draw your first $1,000
We'll square up SO as to keep the books
| straight. Major Crofoot is q man who
returns confidence for confidence. Car
YOU be ready TO take Your position II
| two days.:
by thunder, but this is n game to d'
| me up" shouted the tailor as h
stamped around in great excitement.
I'D like You To take an active inter
est as soon rs possible. as l may pro
mote three cornered pie compan.
next month. but You can have wecl
in which 10 sell your tailor shop ane
Get your hair cut. BY the way. YOU.
better look out for n horse ana ear
rage As vice president of the nj
ycrsal Flshball company you'll be ex
pcctcd TO sling on more or less style
| might go out with YOU this Afternoon
TO look at some diamonds for YOU
wife if you have time. AS | said be
fore. as to that little balance betweel
us. don't let it bother YOU"
"Thcn you won't pay meg
THAT IS about all today" blandly re
piled the major as he opened the doc
aud bcamed upon his creditor. "Ihre'
days hence we turn out our first box Q
nshballs. and they so to the president
Inside Of week he will telegraph us
Nothing like 'cm on the face of IN
earth. Send me a carload. MY dea
man. Golconda is within our grasI
I've let YOU into the biggest thing o
the twentieth century. but l want n
thanks for II. AS l am very busy thi
morning.
.My S1l" shouted the tailor as tn
door closed on him.
No answer.
"Maior Crofoot. you are an old dead
beat"
No answer.
"And I'll stay right here till Satul
day night to get sight Of you ana pune
your head.'
Eut he didn't When a gravellke
lence had continued for five minutes
no got discouraged and scuiiied III
way down stairs. NJ VoAD'