The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-26
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JencksEq AS matter of fact it was paste
church. Jencksu pIousy thanked his god who
was not as other gods that he himself
Jencls-Jr also had God. dimly
ssnsk looked upward rather midly shamedfaoedy
himself in that He had very
great opinion his father being loyal and unquestionng
giving him such a father jeneks-Esq '-~--'~
b. slufek had no God at ALL He hadn't time for 1t
day in the week with periodic bf Of b urS every G
abore were sunk in bestaI sumber what time
was in his pew at church. Alas the
But b had sufsh soul' Something
sort of soul: eaeiay considered
Of fact JenksEsq presumably pos
seed anything of the kind He would have
afraid of meeting soul-iaer " "''A AA'' ''''
beings You mustn't think thst Many nef rn
mission blessed his conspicuous lavhnes
he making life happier Africa through the
ings of his particular Industrial achievement Happier
than in Darkest indeed But Jencksq knew Moth
ing about Darkest seeopois though
tronn With H., entk ronsh was not
lion once ne referred some of these questions his father
s ps a o him He
over poay and soul to the propagation socaist rot
Esq said With emphasis confirmed the
statement He didn't bother about
Coming out of the mill B. sf Gan f KNOW enough M ~
hgm6y ynekEsq never saw him
ure ne would bob at his hat again Of
at He had
labor agtator say as much meeting hadn't
patGuar B. sIufek had failed to become Americanzed
hoped bound occasionally with who work
B. sue rem m Hunt
Ing power and wealth humby in the
lat. One T,s evening sutek came
smiled and nodded B. sluek threw his
on sn nOs 1ut G so su
; 5 looked solid All else reeed
,amsna0le result of coming from
became very nrG mp n OF
said a'i Ss wh si"s' ns and prn nst him.
"Excoose me; no." murmured
table Huns wrist f felt the the heat burn through
"ExeoOse whispered sluek Then his cough took
was purrng near by JencksJrs mus
an a n two n pounds labor
with f The 6e bundle ~u~ 1--we sDy's sSs
"Mollberra Az By Garmans saloon"
During slufek spoke only once That was
when Jsn s;h asked him If, he felt better
onsense! said Jeneks-Jr 'iuieA nuniDi'' A'00S9 me-
. Js1shsIr had Mulberry
was no place for gentleman. which equally
Nevertheless great many human beings lived Mulberry
sn s IneS v vd eve in In the case Of the
like those of
frsthand notions housing irresponsible
These notions however, did not cryaze until
sufek into his home sent the
alarms of Mrs sufek He needn't
wasn't alarmed She drunk cupable of
But she didn't She didn't drink
achieve fogetfulne
is the wife of husband who
with wentyfour brings
home $1.65 day keep a family
sluek spoke hickly to his children The children
wfdeeyd the
girl iibbered a
rckety mbecile Children
when they're brought
ment which of $165
able to provide Suek kicked at howed with
prise Then they all howled because
fu stranger had clnched fighting
desired kill family perhaps
the best thing for all
In the midst of the fracas the
boring practitioner he of mesavng
He precipitated himself the
Two punctures with this settled
bed
Get out" said the doctor to
She went trailing her progeny
Let look at that o
He sponged off carefully
Jencks-Jr. sat tight, painting.
That's all right them"
work Cant be careful about like this"
Whats the M? Jencks-Jr.
heavy-breathing lump the foul
Pneumonia, o