Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-16

;'"'.-'' N'7ts'r- theit grievances was the do
."cS''N 'errs Mad de9h staggering blow To ,h.
f~!l'cs "'r;@'msnt, by abandoning that chr
'ansa'y CT nc re OK public holiday fol,ovrS
oy Gay o. r'st The mahag ement faced the si,ua-
'N" "'h oV'"5rd calm, reaSSuring their guests:
out inc hksHhooa ol being deprived of a domestic
"t Until Monday was net comforting inwardly
lhder the circumstances at breakfast on Saturd,,
the guests rose superior 10 their appctites bYt
picnic IGnch OF Light weight and little variety Uor6
NOT Gown hungrv protest The worst OF il was a,
tue ialato was practically Ocean Park there wa,
no o''eF GaStrcror:.> refuge. Miss Melee decar,S
she was i2rmshc1 jrN therein Mr. Schmerber s,,,
ms opportunity. rac vowed she should not sufe.
the misfortune Of merely nominal dinner ~.
approached the rN"7 cement. and as tic organizer,
OF the World Wac store Shoppers rr,c t,r,h
20 customers holding checks above $50 e.y.,a 10
ofing order ort ot con,cStic chaos His oq,r MA.
k''uy accepted. Ihcreuoon Mr.. Schmerbcr -.
played his executive shilitv From apo,r 49,
Cues'S lie found cool'S ard started the fires in tI.
ktchen; he drilled corps OF walters; ard II ,bc-.
were slight elemcn; of revenge in ASSIGNING ~.
'e" estate man and the prominent young dcnti,t
20 tne departments of vegetable pcelns and dish-
washing respectively, ore cannot too scv-r-i, -,
proaeh Nj. Schneider. The result was ,b,t ,bo,,
iour-thirty pleasant odors Fnsted upc-ar's - ~.
windows of Miss McFee's aoartra>1, a,o p. 49,,
pAnctrally Mr. Schneider Unset se,..l w. v,ib
the iIrst course; in fact he wattcO r-eC l. ~ 4,
such discrimination in the matter NJ -, ,.si ,,,,,
that the old lady who had previously louotcI a
MS tests was inelined to wax sarcastic When Mo
Mcfco arose from the tab+ s&e.r r., af1.yav 1 :,
her eyes and gratitude in he's yp:.,
oh, M. Schmerbcr" She .ec,aio,, ,..,i,-,.
ucaIiy whatever would h's. niop~r.>i &c %. r.
You had no, been hcrer'
AS she turned to leave the room he a,f. -
might follow without invitation On =, -
nc 5TGgested short stroll to which sh, sis.rt !,
domestic crisis had at last brought hen,
ge'hcr' lie was anxious to discover 'hc c.i.r ,,
hcr apparent aversion to him, which hov.5.v -,
saved him the difficulty of first mentioning
Mr. Schneider she said, after Jew c.o,-,-
uonal PreIminares. II feel have been ,.,'tyy
mean to you; but will never believe as,Ar z =,
they say of you in the business"
"Who are they?" he asked with inter.g
"Oh, can't you guess?
Marx and Blumcnsteinl"
Miss Melee nodded
And what do they say about me y" n. -.6,e-.,
AS Sic did not reply he was obliged to ,co.s.
question
But / don't like to tell YOU" she rcc9on5,.
ITS az all nice"
But shall regard it favor il you do" =,
persisted Ot course you not responsible f..
what Old Marx says about me"
rs they turned at the end Of tho board walk along
the ocean front she glanced toward him and ti.,
looked down.
Well she hesitated perhaps ought to tell ,,rl
since have treated you badly Mr. Marx ea1s
yYi arc just hoy terror to tho cmpIo,ccs At tI,
World Wide Store, that you cut down salq4ics. ard
work everyone overtime"
Mr.. Schneider halted abruptly and stared ,,ts
surprise at Miss Melee Then he laughed ortrig,. =
III which she presently lightly joined
That's good joke" he exclaimed: "tb,t's a..
best joke on me fcr urging our manager Mr.
"artenmcyer to adopt union hours and rates OF
pay But surely you don't believe IL? he asked
seriously
oh not now" she responded with emphasis.
Then doesn't matter a cent" he added dras-
ing bis arm through hers, and leading her down 10
tho scashorc
hftcr this it became clear that Mr. schmcrr.r
had risen 10 the foremost position in Miss McFcc'~
estimation. For him there began an excellent time
~ "hieG hc combined the good OF tho house tin
supreme personal interest If Dr. Brown suggested
tennis Miss Melee already engaged 10 H.
Sch'"cTbcr II Mr. Thomas proposed 4 fishing c..-
pcniuon she intimatcd preference for ono g..
Knew how TO cook fish as we'll as catch them -.
the evening hops everyone was on the waiting l,
b9t Nr S-amcrbcr.
l1 Ills pleasing situation Mr. Schneider wa. sud-
ceny reminded 81 business by telegram IL,
had cverstaycd his leave. What did it mean? Thee
followed another Marx and Blumenstcn wer.
ahnt to narGuratc a sale Of fall wraps on a scale
hitherto unprecedented Re rlu7t return a. once t.
orsaai@c ce"n'crsrcl.. ~ wire he asked Tor
another days leave Oh &c plea Of urgent business,
and received d. What i,.-t business signiGed can
Ie inferred '-oa Tic coincidence that when his bag
gaze was brought down nest 1.rning Miss McFseI
was already ia &c express wagon
When w. Schneider entered the Office he found
nc general manager reren"-'y pacing the floor
Dh ao-' y-a &c % lasa" La greeted What tie
r.eoh.c. ha' happened"
Mr. 5chmc-bcr smiled r,l.su-inply
IT'S all right Mr. Car.enmcyer he said "sTys
Eumenstein and accepted permanent, engage.
Hlsut with U.s."
"hye" calculated tic general manager.
yes e7-that is-w-iI she has e2nssnted -