The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-02-27

kind handsome one, if possible, but, at any rate,
something; matter how small, either in cash
in the goods they sell or produce-Say! Why
don't you go after the factories too? Might just
as we'll. ALI the business houses And then when
you've got the just about to suit you I'll look
it over And I'll take it down town and get it
printed so that 1t will look like real typewriter
letter."
On do you think it would be proper for lady
to send out typewritten letter." misgave Mrs.
Galloway. - . .t..'
certainly. Who do you think is going to puz-
zIe out hand-written letter these days? You'll be
the cause OF the fairs being grand success and
you won't have any work to do at ALL. Miss Cans
has very nice angular handwriting and Ill have
her sign them I'll get thousand struck on, and
she I'LL in the addresses the letters and the
envelopes when she's resting.
And will have to think up all the names of
all the business houses and put them down e
piece OF paper for her to copy of of?' lannented
Mrs. Galloway because there are lots and lots,
OF them don't deal with. and L don't know them
at ALL
mo, my dear, Miss Cans will attend to all that"
And where will she get them?"
''Out Of the business directory answered Mr..
Galloway, in the tone of who closes an incident
THANK you so much, dear!'' she gushed as
took the hint and departed. you've removed
such burden from my mind. how's your speech
coming on?" =:'' K
Its coming on, coming On, but" She kissed
her hand to him as she vas used: to do twenty
years before, when she looked the part better: Mr.
Charles Preston Galloway" resumed his pacing:
In common with the head Of every other bust
ness house in town one morning two weeks later,
Mr.. P Cloonan opened an: envelope OF very thick,
handsome stock, and lookout: letter ON equally
thick, handsome stock typewriter on the first and
fourth pages and signed. ,(Mrs.> Eva Hustled GAL
loway' in angular handwriting, so angulara to be
almost illeglble. He read it through twice, very
carefully and around his thin, straight, smooth
shaver lips played the sanne;fants spectral smile Tor
= the same infnitesimal: partaof a. second that had
played around Miss Cans FPS; when, after long
weary Day. she had got r halt through the
Cs il the business directory. Take em as they
come along" Mr.. Galloway had said4to her: And
he was a man who expected.to be obeyed,
The sunday-school cream tinted walls seemed
distressed. by the rowdy reds and greens, v1olets
and yenows, blue and oranges of crepe paper,
which Topped in screwy strips from chandeliers to
cornces and back again, or wned and shirred about
the raw, timber Of the booths and tables OF
the money changers.
Such indictment Of things as there was in the
large space left vacant by the removal chairs
from which many, many little legs dangi@i pa
notwithstanding made or sold in the factories
stores of ':our beautiful little city, For the
responses to the high class letters of marque ut
tered by Mrs. Galloway had been profuse and varie
gated. And Eva Hustled Galloway all in de-
lghttul Hutter borrowing pencils here and there
and everywhere to sign the expressmans book for
things that kept coming one after another.
Notices. enthusiastic was the Rev. Mr.. Simmons.