New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

EISC MI, What about Sadie Sullivan.
Wg1h Why. didn't YOU hear about her
l?Jl 4 ~ bein' on the other side: Sure, Six
E1SE eight months. and she's been
R9N YGL(N mOVin' IN the king row too. Ne,
IG5A .fTFN An. say anyone would think Id
~ 80 been burnu nv ledgers, the wa
IS(Esul~SSi you're wori-in' the WINS pump act
f/N11 81 Onme, I've been runnin the studio,
EN~lF[(S and ! ain been usn any OCheT
pup fund. either
BG- wise to what YOU re drivin at. and | e2.-
pee nights we'll have the whole OF that Sir
Berce aziness, Fact Is. | wa Mt loolin' for any
thlu- When YOU spring q real candy girl ike
bal-r that foreign bunch and let II get TOl-ed
ar9u- that she has wad big enough 70 stun
mat with, there's bound 70 be some excitement
am The noble poor.
s. hadn't been there month before We begins
& all kinds Of reports First II was Lord
- f. then its Baron Hochheimer, and next it's
d. ~nideOVitCh. with a few counts and princes
O. SIDE, Until | wouldn't have been much sur
=. 10 hear she was comm home Wearn double
de crown and bTingin' a throne chair as excess
tal ge. What was l thinlln all this time, Say.
Eh.- It comes to plannin out what 9adlen do,
& tackle the Job.
Ii she's made up her mind 10 put her stencil
o. sonethin' OF that kind. saws l. why, its hers
that's all. And II she don't want EN- they'll hear
ont II"
ck Of her, and il begun TO look II she'd settled
over there for good; when one day Pinckney
s vs me her name on the passenger list, and says
/ suppose YOU viii he down bright and early
I ee the steamer come IN, eh. Shorty.
lIuh." says L " Ne waitin At the dock, For
Bat you're anxious to see Sadie again. aren't
What gave YOU that idea :" SAYS l.
Oh hol" SAYS he, and them srappy black eyes
{. lis opens wide, Ike he'd dug up something
lh lose it" says / You and your oh, hos,
Fst say. Just between Us. that was only a steer.
/. vu up | was some int rested. Anyway |
tax pains 20 be posted on when the boats sighted
OF ndy Hook, when she due At the pier, and
al the time Sadie would be apt to be triPpin'
acel' SAYS Swifty joe after I'd 'phoned for
the arth time, you must be eNpectn some one
spe on that boat, or IS Il q bluff,
ne Of them guesseS is right Swiftly, Say Us /.
h l takes II all out IN usIn the wire. stlckln
CO. 20 the shop all day. and lettlu' TO myself
tn didn't care where she was or no" she looks
Inc e3mes that stun II the eVenln papers, telllI
Ib this Sir Bertie EntWlstle, who'd come over
= same ship
SEEMS he was good deal OF a whale, Sir BERTHE
Ta- Not that he's ever done anything special for
hiT but he's had the right kind OF grandfathers.
and always been mixed up with the swell push.
It he. Waesy and Eddie with him, whenever the
o0ar- aaS shut and the wrapper yanked OF a fresh
de-. And ali that goes to make him the one best
bet lar as the dinner party push goes. The paper
Say he was met at Quarantine with bushel basket
q invites and they figure out that II he takes EN-
al o.. after the other, he could get free board
O. iUtl-aVe for a year.
They tried to stand Sir BERTHE up for talk. and
&C. HIM 70 give his views on New York It looked
from The saloon deck opposite Fort Wadsworth:
but Berthe has duCked. they nils out the column
ces.r,ln the two stunnIn American beauts- that
Eae ac.rin' him hold up the rail. And say. the
minute ] reads about the one wlth the copper red
hlr and the Irish blue eyes. | don't need TO see
an hal,tone to know il sadie.
be other may be peach too. thinks !: but
III bet she don't stand one-two-slX II Sadie Suh-
YaU got her line out.
Winch don't mean that IN feelin' gay about IL
ID aeeu hopin' she'd left all that truck the far
SIDE ot the water. This bringn one over with her
though. kind OF put frost the dahlas and