The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

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vas s'o' awsy TO Muvsmen-ing for = two
srecter
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Quaser host q am ~ sea and he him-~lf hsd
. MIGHTY serious attack ~ sick ness. nearly
caahing In md IN Novamenaing the
voinv ~x-cn-hic- vas al the time telling
his callers IN visiting DAYS that IL was Roinv
~ be the two inch trail ~ high living and
high thinking for him evermore II only
some me a give him a chance when he
got out.
80. when the Young fellows friends
called upon the old Quaker with this kind
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bad for the old bov In the meantime he
was soft enough meat He fell for the
refrain. Give the boy a chance He means
right and viii do right Take him on
aRn,n'
$50. Just because hr was right a, bot
tom. and because he'd never had ANYTHING
to DO with folks out of prison before the old
man caved. Yes. he'd take the boy zach
ard give him his old place. He'd trust
him again. A son had been taken from
him. He felt sorry for this boys people,
and and oil like that.
The young fellow found that the pleas
ant skifs had all been creased for him when
he got out o. Moyamensing a little ahead
pardon and he went right back to his old
job Of cashier for the ship chandler as il
nothing had happened.
He stuck aroupd for four months, await
ing his chance. Then. one forenoon. not
long ago he traipsed gayly over "a o Chest
nut Street bank and csshed a paper with
the old Quaker's genuine signature for
s?t.Oo0, and the hamlet with the up in the
breeze statue of old mar Penn hasn' seen
him since. He made one Of the champeenest
GETAWAYS that's ever been pulled on by anv
P~hiladelphian, and. from New Orleans I
think it was. he wrote a little scrawl TO his
old Quaker boss. in which he adverted TO
him as a mossgrown tightwad, and in
which he said that IL had made him as sore
as a butcher TO be put away in the first
place Tor pinching out such a little mess OF
change al two thousand. and that he'd lust
rugged things up a~purpose 10 get back
into the old boys employ so that he could
frisk the aged Quaker for a package
worth while. And while he had the gall
TO mail that note 40 that it would get a
date mark stamped on il. and although the
date mark trail was promptly taken up,
they haven't got that Jean Vatican yet.
Real can valjeans are rarer than 1904
silver bucks. The bulls don't haunt and
shadow just out lags for fun. and thew
don't prevent EN- from making that honest
living and run 'em in for hygienic pos
That's all right. by way OF glug glug stuff
for the hin page Of ar afternoon block
typer. but the people who uncoil that kind
OF stuff are generally the folks who need
TO be staked TO- those Nile green tickets for
the nut works"