The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

telePhOOs company and writes ,athins
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The SPECTATORS and brokers ala fo.r,
. olnas who are very quick on tn sgsr
when it comea 20 firing In complainis
This Ia especially the case. q oOur,' shsp
the market u very active. ls NAV b. ~,
ehs apeculator n not tremenio,,al,
anxious 20 hear the brokers' call fnr NJ,
margins, Or that the broker n MT eags,
b reply 20 the QUESTIONS % the n.ssf5y
They don't get IN touch with each ltbs-
on ths instant. and then W.. the a,ous,d
must BE- ready with answers.
I'VE find that theas answers arr aIrros,
always satisfactory and they oftru uirn
eKaspeTatsd subscribers into warn
frienda. A woman Htepued out n her
carriage into this oiiios the other day In a
gtats Of high Indignation over sums fsuf
in the service. never learned shat tbs
fault was. because In giving M a Ht,a
information at die outast - 20 the standing
Of some % her friends and relatives
she happened b. mention the name Ola
chan used 10 play football with NJ cnI.
laRe. | inquired about him. and IN tell
Ing mo ahs forgot all about such humtrlm
thinRH a. telenhonas. We had a charming
social chat. III I'm In PARIS this summer
I'm 10 he s'ire 10 look her up. will 4
I'm In Paris.
zone day went down % the oHloe n .
man who hahswfittsn % the president n
the company a most biting letter about
tbs WORK OF my exchange. He said
among numerous other things that he vas
al extremely busy man and had no tina
10 bother with methods uf such laxity ana
iuSilderpnce. Well. In the coursa II nv
interview with him ! tried 90 Withdras
several times. but his questions kept me
going on In my description % he tels.
phone rysteFn until We had nken a good
hour out Of ths day. In ne end he aid
he had been all wrong and invited me
cut 20 lunch.
con another occasion mot a. a dinner
q gentleman who was wen knOWn among
the trouble INVESTIGATORS Of tlia COMPANY
for his free vocabulary In daElDuncing the
Telephone and all ia works. Bio place Of
business was In my district. 90. A few
minutes after the Introduction aiid that
was compelled TO inform him % rainiul
thing. namely, that ! was the manager II
the telephone exchange at which he had
directed 80 many shafts. He was much
taken Ahack. almost shocked, but
seized the opportunity 20 shed some light
on telephOning and ever since then We
have been good friends. without a CON.
NA.NAN NNMAA
The melOdiOus voiosdf a certain woman
protestor had often col be 10 my ear
The visits OF the regular trouble invest-
gators hadn't seemed 10 do much good
10 One day az the beginning % tho noon
hour I went around % her apartment 10
$50 II could help matters any. lmet her
In the midst Of trouble. bat il wasn't
about the phone, She passed up that sub
iect very quickly, and told me about the
dilemma she was in over a large white
dog which she had expected somebody
70 come for that morning. This some
body hadn't pat In an appearance She
had an important engagement with her
husband downtown. and yet she couldn't
leave the dog alOrs in the apartment
because he would express his loneliness IN
bowls. Neither. for some reason. could
she leave him with the janitor. Time
was flying. ] offered to take the ami
NAL 10 a kennel knew OF over in Eighth
avenue. When ! got into the street With
him he proved 10 be a very eager a. well
~ an unusually large dog. and he really
took me "a. the kennel. dragging mo
there ON thsSend of the leash The lady
has since called up. but only 10 thans
me. Nowadays she isn't having any
troIble with her phone