Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-13
yearied in "WeIl-Doinq.
ny n +. VERNFnE.

Xbrl1pS you Nuuiuu ulllu Sulu- lutO u
&tudy. sir" said the maid servant. e
lv. switch is being piumbed. But u
Dixon says he'll be down directly. r
she added, rs she opened the study V
.,he have made a mess She Z
her head al the plumber, disgust =
aid It was OF no consequences, which
far as | was c0ncerned--lt was lot.
,nally. | rather like TO watch plumb :
and the man who was engaged IN ;
4 havoc of DiXon's study rather IN I;
rcd me. | had never seen plumber :
81 busy before. lie WAS nn honest
me- red-faced fellow. with braWuy ,
and that gift for whi>tlinS out OF
which seems TO characterize some
loners. He had already torn vi the
ding of great part OF TIE floor,
h lay about him III splinters; aud
ten feet of wain>cotmg had been
ON in as with Sledge hammer lay
are a nine which had evidently been
sned to carry water To Inc bathroom
PAS ON this pipe that the man was
angaged: and having nothing else 10
chile i waited for Dixon, | watched
At his work. That consisted TO all
aranceS of making holes IN the pipe
q large nail which he hammered
intervals OF an inch with the ut I
regularity. As | have said, il was
= consequence to me. but out of re-
for Dixon | thought that TO engage .
mar in conversation would perhaps .
LONG no harm, all things considered. (
ou're making good job of it, /
referring to the pipe.
ne man looked at me III grauhed /
that's the seventeenth hole in that
I pipe he said proudly. u though
wenty 'ud about do II.
should think twenty would, / re-
us it Mr.. DiNon'S idea To have
yer bath arranged in this room:
No. sir" said the man. MIR. Dixon
WANTED hole rs there was III that
mended, he did But | amt work
for MIR. Dixon. I'm working toE
Prebblcs, an | reckon I've got I'm
ree days job
yho is Mr. Prebbles:' ! asked.
les the plumber. sir. amt
Der myself: I'm what they calls
ber's assistant. P'raps you am
Of me afore:
confessed that. though know the
broyerb which SAYS "A plumber III
brings nine had never h'lore
m of the assistant referred to.
ell. sir" said the mamie put down
oo!s and seated himself in Dixon :
lire armchair, across the polished
Of which he now drew a match
aratory to lighting Il short clay plp".
sir. | dessay you know a> plumb
70 a independent lot. rs don't care
ork for nothing. That's why il
INIT beworth Mr.. Prebhles' while
me here an solder a small hole hike
there was IL that there pipe aiort
ne. What e comes for Is job
'or won't never get plumber onleS'
lells a good job + sends along
ant to git i'm Il good job; hkS a.
been sent ere by Mr.. prehbleS
of 'em comes themselves to git Tho
oin-. but most on EN- keeps assist
It's hard working making Il Joi
What I've made with that there pipe
Numbers, they don't hold with hare
on mean to tell me. then" said
paused. that plumbers emplo
hike YOU simply to create work.
hats it," ne said Mr. Dixon, h
in to Mr.. Prebbes, and, says he
IS q hole in one o my pipes as
mended.' Right ware, says Prel
Ill send up d'reckly. And as 500
II Dixon's gone, e tips me the WIN
'sae y, y III. 1855 NJ No. 4 I'M
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