New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

their money, and ad more uupleasantuess when
the bed
ana Ginger tried another tack. lie spoke quite
nice Isaac. and 'ad three large cups %. tea To-
show i'm 'ow e was beginning to like Il. and when
smiled and said ed Ike few shlings extra that
day.
'Itu DO all right Isaac" he SEES 81 wouldn't
ave a drink II you asked me TO- Don't seem to
care Tor II now. was saying so to you ony last
You was" ses Peter; so was l."
You ave ses Ginger speaking between his
drink; but thought o going TO a music 'ali this
Going to wot2" SEES old Isaac drawing 'imsels
up and looking very shocked.
temper
A music ALL" ses Isaac; why It's worse than
yours II ] let YOU go there I couldn't think Of liz
''Wots IT got 10 do with YOU gray wiskercd
serpent"' screams Ginger. arr mad with rage.
Why don't you leave us alone? Why don't You
mind your own business? Its money
Isaac tried 10 talk TO I'm, but e wouldn't listen,
ana he made such fuss that at last the coffee
I'm out and being Very Upset ihty went and spent
their days allowance in the first hour and then
the death they'd like old Isaac To ave when is
They went back to their lodgings at dinner time
put there was no sign or The ola man and being
TO a pawnbroker and got enough money to 80 ON
Just to show their independence they went to two
music 'alls, and with a sort Of idea that they was
dOlIlB isaac a Dau turn they spent every faTtuipg
a1ore they got ONE. and sat up in bed telling
i'm about the spree they'd 'ad.
saw, to is surprise that Ginger Dick was dressed
and carefully folding up old lsaac's clothes At
care Of the old pans things Ike that but afore e
stepped over TO i'm and v,bispcred 70 I'm, fo rIs
and, more puzzled than ever. saw Ginger make up
| all the old mans clothes in a bundle and creep
out c. Of the =. room .35l on on tipt9 }
-. Yes ses Ginger, leading the way downstairs:
81. I'm a pawnshop Wen make the old man for
Then Peter see the Joke and o begun to laugh so
off TO quiet i'm Ginger laughed inseif when they:
got outside. and at last, arter walking about till
and put old Isaac's clothes up for Is shilings.
First thing they did was to ave a good breakfast
ana after that they out smiling all over and
| began to spend q Apply day. Ginger was in tlptop
Isaac in bed while they drinking is clothes
pleased them more Than aG9ythins Twice that
the pavement. and by the time the money was spent
it took Peter all is time to get i'm 'ome.
Old Isaac was IN bed when they got there and
the temper e was in was shocking: but Ginger sat
on f 6ea snd 10 smiled at I'm as If was saying
Where's my clothes" ses the old man. shaking
Ginger smiled at i'm; then e shut rs eyes and
Where's my clothes?" ses Isaac. turning to
'Cioshe?" ses Peter staring at I'm.
Where are they?' ses Isaac.
IT was long time afore Peter G9q coz UNDERSTAND
look for EN-. Drink takes people in different ways
one O the most obligins men that ever lived He
spent arr the night crawling about all tours
looking for the clothes, and four or five times old
Isaac woke up from dreams Of earthquakes to find
Peter 'ad got damned under zig bed and was won-
dering what 'ad appened TO i'm
None OF 'em was in the best o. tempers when
they woke UP next morning, and Ginger 'ad 'ardly
got is eyes open before Isaac was asking i'm
about is clothes agn.
Don't bother about your clothes ses Gin
ger; talk about something else for change"
Where they?" ses Isaac. sitting on the edge
OF is bed.
Ginger yawned and felt in Ifs waistcoat pocket
for neither Of 'em 'ad undressed-and then e took
the pawn ticket out and threw It the floor. Isaac