New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

the chamber maids,
leanin up against
the casing .-t ---n into the expensive draperies-
Well E-. SAYS / Is tins rehearsal for q
Hank Ibsea 5-ker scene or Is II case Of rnissin'
jsEels."
Its nothing IF the sort. shorty saws Sadie
giving ne -r- 4aut-or1 signal. Then she turns to
The grl with There there. Nora, Everything
vii be al And ! VIII be around Sunday
afternoon l.- along now. and don I worry
With that So. e4ds Nora out 10 the door and sends
her away r-- q shoulder pat.
eh Sadie. I And what the about,
Course. --. begins Al the wrong end, and throws
L l0t ot "details that only lumbeTS up the record.
but after -.. been ralkirl' for half an hour-and
Sadie can rate herself from d lot OF language II
that time gets q good workn outline OF tins
domestic ---fr that has left damp spots on our
window CUT -s
L am -..- So ha-rouir though as YOU might
suspect Seems that Nora has the Weepin' habit
That nor die come TO remember haVln seen
her before Also Il accounts ioT Nora 5 shIttln 50
often Fo Ike Mrs Purdy Pell and the IWor-
oley-l zane can Z keep u girl around that hable
70 wee-5 .--. The soup or on the card tray If It
want for ..a- Nora'd been all right, for She a
neat l5oE.- ..-l handy and willin one OF these
slm. ross checked black haired. North OF ireland
KIND. thar .aa get big wages, when they have the
sense. Hl... al-t often
Vel She'd hanged around until she lands here
Il the fresh linen department workln reg lar
tRelve-hn-r shifts one afternoon on week ana a
tour-bv-s-l room uD under the copper roof. with
all the chance lu the world % weep and no one to
pay any attention 70 her. until Sadie catches her
Al it Trust sadie
When She Huds Nora leakIn her troubles out
over a--.t1l of clean towels, She drags her IL
here and asks f5- the awful facts Then comes the
family hs-a-r If the billions. beginnin on the old
rent a Ball 5haunOn and endIn III hve-Toom nat
on Double Ftith-ave When She comes to men
uonIn Larry Dillon. l pricks up my ears
Mhatt Eat the old flannel mouth that 5 chopped
nokets at She sd-st. station ever since the l. was
He, been discharged" says Sadie Did you
know nm"
Did know Larry: Could anyone live in this
burg as long as ! have without gettin acquainted
with that Old Country face or learnln by heart his
ta-a-a-lr- thr-r-raIir, Ha-a-a-4r-em = here 5
0lher old timers that has the brOgue. but never q
one could touch Larry 4 purple faced, grumpy ola
pirate. with disposition cheerful as man
@altln his al The dentist 5. and heart as bag
as d ham. he couldn't speak civil word II he tined
'a1 he was always ready to hand over nan ms
lunch 70 any whimperin newsv that come along
and he's lert out more niclels than he'll ever see
again
bdt about the other billions. ] got NJ first news
,oih SADIE There was four OF EN-. besides Nora
'he Was Tom who had a fine steady Job, dr1Vln Il
ga cart for the Consolidated. credit to the
1aihlly, Tom was havin' wife and six KIDS OF ms
1lice he was nineteen. Next there VAS Maggie
~ rus man the stage shlftn scenery
r4sn there was Kate the lady sales person. VINO
80 WITH the old folks. And last there Was -iIoH
f.S the stray. and wherever he Was. Heaven help
ii' l0r he whatever
T. take il that Loyshys the brunette South-
f,"h 81 the Dillon flock says l. hat particular
ng oi cussedness does he make specially oi;
3aHe says that Nora hadn't gone much INTO
hat ~ last HP.a-