The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

yhothead fool YOU. Hollister's got. his
mad .up; he's going to run his business
or quit. He knows where he can get some,
new men and 4 f 4 you strike, lie'll get.
them. You boys wi Il maybe fight q
week, Il month"; two months; and then
sou Will lave 10 go sba elk on his terms,
Or you Y won't iliaycs3the cllanceI4to 80.
back at all''1 ,i!s *. IN tHi5s
Judith casped her hands together \ IN \,
voluntarily. But IT, YOU 81 rikc.. 10y" VIII
We pay for tie house
NV G can $pAyI$ for the house n OF W
less II Fl, :s
q He &hcsitnted and 3shc completed The
word for him; IN otsslnless my @ brotile e
could pay YOU back what .yo,l lent53llim Nm
|SI3nt hc'n he out Of a job too. . ,g
j Judith found no word Of GER but she
! did &ndt ask lhlma whether he could mot
keep Il 1 work whateYer thnEo her did. ne
wofkingman's wife recognizes ne 5Work'
Iinsman,s code Hot honor as well as ne.
..rlcrc's only5oncSma said Billy,
can 40 anything, that's Alderman Mc7
Ginnis-- K W Iif,l ~.
=ipf"Oh. Billy won'f lea But they say he's
n bad manand you got some Of the boys
10 vote against him,
Si.'I don't know: that's what NJ LOSING
said, ana .Soung Harry; and you living
80 long in iheir5 family and they giving MS
l.
| to work like lie asked. and didn't think
lit was right spending so much money
| on thc strccts-t though | may be glad
! enough q come to ~ street job myself,
| little as 4 over thought ~" he added.
| viii, d. groail.&E.l wish hadn't gone
agains, him now, for / got to go y see
him, with I'itzmaurIco nd Young Loss
| Ing. slo-morrow,i,i al Z,
.lvillfhe help you, do you think, I'il.
ly?"5 4. 4 # s5
II Amt murl,$hnpe. You see he's af-
ftcr a oil 3or lard or some kind of nspcc-
JItorsllip, good pay and nWful It'll work
] and rimbcrly can git IL for him; and rlIn-
! bcrly,s for! the strike and I bft he Won
! mad Kimberly and The boys. too,
8I'.But5 why is MI Timbery fol' strlk-
ling 2 y Don't he know y q.
4 f,,ue4 don't care. judy. Hes running
4 for the Legislature NndSho wants the Ia
Dor vote, SO he's making n big splurse.''
| iE"lIow smart YOU arc, BILLY, about sncl
| ttliings,t, said the Hiir, proudly. ,5 N
But the unfciEncd praise only brnnsl,i
i a dark cloud 10 the man 8 brow. ! was
forgetting another bad thing said he,
/ MORRIS. the foreman, he Is going to llll-
4 noise To his p'ife's folk; he's sot "a jo'
,here;and he told me to-day he recon-
i mended me To the boss: and lie as much
AZ said he'd speak about lie 10 Hollis
4 ter 5.. J.
"Oh Billy, do yoi5ral that bad news:
4 i, would be SIS a month more; i Woule
4 pay the payments on the house.
4 land do yon@thInk,1' said BLY, bitter
Is, "do you think that they'll be making
striker q foreman? No; they'll brint
4 strange Teller and PVT him over us,l'
4 lie got up. he began To walk the flool
4 in strong agitation. Then, y ain a.
j ihal4-it's more; I've WORKED at the. iiol
4 lister, man and hoy, for almost iflrrel
years Well ! remember my poor NONE mo,
fetching me 70 Moore. who Was torelnal
a then and his promising me. job be
4 gan al "a dollar and nifty cents week
and j Was that prolEd,To'', y udyt ~ p
lost without the shop! one day liolliste
gIihe old man himself, Wen through al'l
seen me at q casting THAT y a good lol
4 yon're makiN0I lIanterI'i says be-. u
remembered my name, lie knows a goo
job when he secs ore. There's goo
Il tiings about the old man. if he u. pig.
headed" ~
] Alderman rMce;!nn.s Vas peculiarly spp