The evening world., 1909-01-04

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tor an, various other persons No 81.
count"red on his way to Wall street
and back lIo told his customers about
IT when they iorega hered around the
ticker
Fell Into Habits
Josl,r Got tie Come-asids. nl wPer-
with.me habit SO thoroughly die took
easily to habits that the folks a. Mrs
Westerfeds began to time, their COM
ings in and gongs out so that they
would not &c, their spirits or their coat
lspels dampened by his tears
The tears We're worse IN The evening
than in the morning. That was ap-
psren-ly because there wsro more
people TO tell about u especially On
street corners, than there Wsr" when
he was hurrying on the way downtown,
Mrs. Westerfeld received requests to
ask the Young man to change mis- WAYS.
She urged him to. But still lie listed 10
port Al dinner and wopt on the shoulder
OF the insurance clerk on his night, or
dripped hot tears through the flmy
laces OF the stenagrspher lady to his left
when his load OF troubles and things
shifted to s,arboard
The time came. when young Mr., JoSlin
couldn't get ANYBODY to listen to his
troubles At Mrs. Wssterfieds. lie wept
his way away from there In No. l45
West One Hundred and Seventeenth
street. where Mrs. Anderson vas the
landlady.
And Still n. Went
Seeing az how he was a new one on
Mrs. Anderson, she thought poor dear
Mr.. Josins case was aNf, sad This
didn't make him ANY better II merely
caused him to fortifv himself in his
convictions, His emotions were so
worked upon by the rush OF this
sympathy to his head that he took to
whispering to Mrs Anderson his inmost
thoughts about the cruelty OF fair
woman. And then the landlady an.
nounced that the young mans troubles
were indeed sad beyond expression
they had driven him to drink He was
such nice YOUNG man. too.
After that the boarders OF Mrs, Ander-
sons began to get bit tear-shy, too
Something kept calling Mr.. Joslin back
to the Parthenon. the Westerfeld board
Ing house. II called and called, until he
went around there a few days ago and
handed In few love tokens in the shape
" half-br!cks through the basement
windows and the parlor floor, These
were appraised at so little worth tina,
the boarders swarmed out like a lot oi
bees, and young Mr.. Joslins coattail'
snapped around the corner OF One Hun
dred and Twenty-ffth street just If
time to save him from the clutches OF
the foremost pursuer.
She Saw Him First.
Yesterday afternoon he remembered
something about II and went back to ex
plain to Miss McGeorge just what 1t nj
meant. She saw him first. When h,
srrived In the upstairs hall he found al
the other boarders-the men in the
coatsieeves. But the beautiful Miss Nc
George was not there. The police in
yestigation subsequently indicates tina
she was under the cellar stairs.
Mrs. westerheld, who knows rea
trouble when she sees II coming. sen
out for a policeman and the messenge
caught one Patrolman kunz, OF the on
Hundred and Twenty.fifth street sta
tion.
KUN asked Mr.. Joslin to come on
and see the pretty street cars Iunnln
UP and down One Hundred and Twenty
fith street. Joslin, said he had see
plenty OF things running up and down
what he wanted now was to see hi
Oracle. ,,.
The ow-browed gang Of boarders VII
whom he was then surrounded had KID
mapped his Oracle. Lead on he urge
ihe poiceman-"lead on! We Will scare
the place and rescue her from the dun
geon In which she has been thrown;
Policeman kunz reasoned WIN ny, u
after the police methods. BY ana b
they tumbled out into the street MI
Jo.lin started along for the station a
right but at the first corner he wante
TO climb a street lamp to see II III
Oracle had not been hidden in the glob'
30 Kursl called an ambulance, and the
; took Mr.. Joslin to J, Hood Wright lio:
yital, singing. tearfuly.
~ hung my heart on wee.eepin
willow tree"
One Quick Look.
They gave him one quick. searchin
look at J. Hood Wright Hospital an
said: bellevue Psychopathic! Quick
The psychopathic ward at Bellevu
IL a resort maintained by the city fC
people who are ,hrestrainedly happy
sad. because they see or maintain bus
temporarily. artiticially or chemically
DR. Holmes and the other doctors r.
/. very much At home with young NJ
"i.,2,'ln,. they said they would keep hi
-SnI Flntil he felt better or until the
sNtermine whether he ever woul
4 no." said Miss McGeOrge at h,
N,is morning, MIR. Joslin didn
about me. II was "nme 9th,