New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

once or twice. and besides that Ii reat n III
papers all about his grtdv wardrobe. a-t lis ts
Swede valet and the English chorus CIR. that ha.
married him But II all this talk ot Sa-.. about
the Dillon family. Id never 50 much a- --esse,
that Alovsius, the stray. was one and TIL -0e az
Shrimp Dillon.
Here he was though. IN the Dillon @- Httt
Mother Dillon almost knockin' his breath out
pattin' him the back. and all the l--. Dillon
urnpin around and yellIu. I Cncie L.---- rc,
LovShv'' and Kate and Maggie and y attn
their turns and the rest of US, Inc-uo-- -a--s
and me and Sadie. Iookin foolish Til. on,
that acts ike he wa NJ surprised Is Il-u....
Well, as soon as Shrimp can W rSt.
clear and shake the little Diiiors o- a -- ht
haulS Mrs Shrimp % the front and does -1-s
And say. they makes PAIR that would ----
crowd auvvy here NorI know the 5--.- .-.-r.
ladies' the LictIers bring over-tre -e---... high
cheSted. golden haired kind, Wei . NE Of
the dIzzlest that ever stood UP u make back
ground for the pony ballet. And she ..- . COS
turne-Wcll- It goes with The hat W---- ----1
II strong
II the sight of her and The circus co,o-s. II
enough 10 stun the reIghbc-s and send 5-atS
under the bed. they had only 70 v... ri. -he
Swcde valet and the tootrar began .e-. -- -he
Shcaf OF tWO-doildr roses and the basket ----1-
pdgue
/ was watchiu old Larry To- SEE how lie. -as,n
II First he looks Shrimp UP and down the
brown hat 10 the yellow shoes. and then --EtS
Mrs. Shrimp Then his stiff lower begins
saggin' down. and his knobhv old finger ems
from the grip they'd d got INTO at first ~-h-.. shy
Its plain that nc was some III doubt .. that
ChuCkIu' out program he Il had al, framed 81 W ha-
Larry had been eNpectIu >hould the l.. Up
At all was something that looked like t- cen
picked out of the bread line. And here v.- -recI-
men of free spcnder that had keer -hs --e
pasted all over him Then. before he II hal.
figured out. they're lined up N front ot her
But old Larry AIN 70 DO the sIdcs-Cr
Alovsius. saws he ~coV lin down him.
where do We he afther gettin' Ut,
Out OF the ponies. old stuff. Where c.-. says
Shrimp
Bcttlu SAYS Larry
Bettin nothInt' SAYS shrimp Mo rD-
Allow me. saws PinCknev. pushiu H. IN
troduce all, ladies and gentlemen. l- shrimp
Dillon. OF the best paid Jockeys IN ..-.-ca-
And what might they be pawn the likes . huI
for hein a jockey" saws old Larry.
Why" saws Piuckucv II was Sometimes Ise
twenty thousand this season. wasn't Il. G-
''Countin' bonuses and all, SAYS S-r Z
was nearer thIrty-two
'Thirtv-two thou" But Larry'S muu-- IS
open wide he can't get the rest ont Iie tst
catches his breath. and then, LoS-hE. -e Id.
give Your hand on it
Ahcm," SAYS Father Kelley pr,a.r -g hat.
this seems TO be a case where the rrrt- re-
turned and brought his veal with him
That's thrue word saws LarrE- us .
proud dav for the DIllous
Did they put II over the Bradvs, We SAN. -AI
the BradVS has do now to reneUItrr . ~" me
billions are Is 70 look across the way ar. -ce me
two gerdnIum plants grown out OF ~.-- -lNeF
pots Course. they n meant for HrNy- pots
They re champagne coolers. but Mother Ir.' % don't
know the difference. So what's the odds A-EN4E
thev'r what Lovshv brought for presents. and 1 il
bet they re the only PAIR west Of SINth-dycr-e-