The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
B QUAD

Ja Monday slaW ul leg>y.L- sue --.- ' ulued y5 a room which could be clean . yJ gu- for her accommodation. Then | she auuegeJ ouJ as she had duy.ersd u.
 ~WeUg queued James after long minute
 ~Welg qusr.eJ Joseph in reply,
 -WeI have yg take ler'
 -We wil7
 ~I have felt s,r years Jlay ir must come
 ~>g have ' Not ul af q. lyr-leE- say Co eael r,lec uu .leg asre a- he uaaA table. They bad .u-eav1 al. .ls s8la aa.e for al y.ar-- They had always g7le--I ~.ur and ealvu .- le- fore ra-AuE When Eaay had done SD va --ls u,el-lau, Jal.- observed
 ~Sles coming
 ~Ceg,ala.g vas che r-u.y-
 -NFe cant stop LeE
 Impossible"
 And You ar. a 14ale.yc'
 "AlL SD are glu . The conversation ended there Next day che typewriter and .ts stand came and were placed H --e .--.e rayuH. James stood in rle IgaE and .rgErJ l- l- Then Jgsenl eJ u gaa daec and booked Then che 1aeakeeplr came and bad ar5 l- WIS saeer- i- vas amazing l- was ueampreLels.1.e.
 Monday mourning Mss Lacey as she had incidentally called l-use-L, Lga-gl ia. Then she du~-et her machine and came eu, WiJl pencil l -aal -o says -Well. au ready tor d.sa-Hu- James looked ar Joseph and Joseph booked aC James. El-l- a-a-iu- him . ,e.t as man does -1 uae. -ag -r-u monster. James rr.eevIrl tH a-..a-a . his l-s- letter. and Joseph went 9u- ul5 Jbe warehouse SD as not -1 add . Co ll- perturbation The J-sar.al was . suggess. It was a slceess leeauze . Miss Lacey made ig se. She made l- . so by saving
 -0b that's wrong wprL We must use another. That's bad grammar. lud We must change it. You don't mean c1 sly SD and sg, luc s1 aud sg,. She constructed the letter r3 sEiE har self and brau-l. It r-e5 for signature . she did lals with three .aue-s aud thea tee up She saw -ha, James WIS siuk.lz under iJ Next dag Joseph dictated. and .t was Jle sane. When . they vent Ou. rg lunch together and after they had bad their soup James qltried
 Brother Joseph. do you think We can stand tE'
 T thing weH have to7 was the dis u8l reply.
 And they did have to. Miss Lacey took charge of rbe office from the drs, day In two weeks she said she was worth SIg a week. and James nodded Co Joseph. and Joseph nodded Jo the man in the glass cage. Ia four weeks Miss Lacey got another raise. She raised herself Co Sl2 per She had got So that she read che business letters ! herself and answered them without : dictauon- Just a suggestion or two and the thing was done James had thoughts. and Joseph had thoughts, but Miss Lacey Lad been with them for six weeks before they had any thing like a confidential con ,ersadon. ! Then after the soup James observed
 "Sheu raise herself Co fifteen next
 And then co twenty. replied Joseph,
 .---.I s-..rr r.ra.. .. Er.h..fHr7s H
 50 are you, James"
 .You could marry her and thus solve the problem
 So could you.
 Joseph, We must speak to the book . keeper. It IS his duty Co 1ie t1r us n necessary
 ! When Miss Lacey had given herself . another raise of salary the booSSeeper was spoken 70.
 I'd get into a breach of promise sal1 |. with U0ther one" was his solemn re- plv. and the subject was closed !. One morning when Miss Lacey ntd held her place for two months and an other raise was expected she failed 70 show uD. James and Joseph udgeIed in their chairs. The bookkeeper look ed IIke a man expecting trouble As !. time sped on James looked bopeIuL |. AS more time sped on Joseph returned the Iook. Just before noon noCe was handed in lt read,
 Married this morning, Resignation | respectfully submitted" !" \ sJosephp' Y eJamesF'
 And they rose up aud hugsed eteA other and went Waitzing around ne room. and the smile ot ths eooSSeet'ef vas angelic to behold