The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-03-03

CANE an expert boxer.
Hoping that the people Of the west
were more eclsiderste than those of
the east, ! went To Denver. The sirst
salute reeelTel there was: Hello,
carrot Top. i goin 70 set the timber
Oh the mo9alinss a6Ee" ] had got
tired OF tbrashing people aud tafued
away without q Hord. ! sought en-
pioyEneDt in q large manufacturing
concern. On entering The office Hays eyes
lighted On q gentleman sitting at q
desk who had red hair, for all the
worid as red as mine. lie looked up.
and In an instant his gaze was fixed on
ny top.
He arose from his chair and, ad-
band IN q yiseiihe grip.
''1iy dear sir" be said warmly aud
with a respectful mien i had never be-
fore been favored With. what can ]
do for 5on?
I'm seeking employ H1eat."
!" 90u shall have 1t right here. What
car you do.4
Nothing. ! must learn But In
willing to work without pay till / do
'You'i not work without pay here
Judging from your appearance, you
are we'll bred and educated. a man Of
5our condition can't get on with less
than a hundred dollars a month. I'll
give you that and Put you IN our bes'
department. Mr. Stamper.' he called
An employee advanced, and i notic
ed be, too. had a ,eed head. he was
instructed to put me TO work and OF
the payroll at the same time. as j
passed tthrough the works 1 noticed
every ,Inan had a red head, but none
so red as mine and the managers
Ours was the same hue exactly.
you'll be shoEed up ahead OF III
all" said the man who had taken M
Ia charge!
'iWhy sol" i asked
You're the only man here who hal
| as red hair as the presi1ent.''
I The words proved true. ! was jump
ed from one grade to another SO fas
that i barely had tine to learn til.
( duties IN each. Aud every time j
jumped my salary jumped TOO.
This vas not all. Mr.. Flynn, tha
president and principal owner, asket
zoe one day to come to his house Il
dinner. / vent, Of course, and VA
introduced to his Family. Every ont
Of his children had red hair Of variou,
shades. His oldest daughter Emily
had yeritable Titan locks. For til,
FIRST tine in KY life j felt easy 4,
social company. For the tirst time no
q person about ,kQe looked at my head
| 1nuch less referred to it. Miss Emil!
Flynn was very gracious to me an.
was the first young woman who hat
as a clam at high tide After Dime
she led lne into q separate parlor ant
/ ! spent the hours there chatting witl
her. They were thus far the happies
hours of my life. ! left her with !
| wildly beating heart.
I TO make a long story short Mis-
/ Flynn encouraged me and encourage
Miss FIynn. One day she told ne
might 30 to her father and ask 10
! her. | did 80 and was accepted for 1
/ sou-in,law with great gusto. go bacl
1 to F.m.' he said land tell her ye1
1 have 10Y hearty consent and RENAL
/ 10 dinner"
4 ! spent the AFTERNOON with Emil
and dined With the family. After din
ner Mr. Flynn said to me:
"You have shown wonderful e
straiDt In not asking why have we
comed you into my business and int
ny family. The time has cone ~
ne TO enHghteu you.
! "Years ago ! came 70 this countr
from Ireland without a cent an
worked OF any job could get in /,
great city. One day 4 was arrested
accused Of stealing Fou q jew. n
had told the police that a red heade
| Jrishman had robbed hin. 4 was stoo
~ line With several other men, an
Ghis Jew picked me out as the ma
who bad robbed bin. ] was tried. an
the evidence Was strong against nl
| was about TO be convicted wien
red headed pap str0iled IN among IL
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suggestion given by the mans re
hair. called for him and placed hi,
beside me. Then be gent for the je'
and when be came into court aske
bin which OF the Two had robbed hin
The low couldn't tel. He had sipapl
ldeDHAed tae because the 41ap wh
bad robbed him bad red bead. Tt
Jury acquitted me at ONCE,
"'G0d bless red headed men! e;
claimed. From this day they are 2
my bosoDl frtends.'
| "And Il has always been my VII
to have red headed s0n-tn-law az
be the pr0genit0r Of generations [
red headed descendants"
Ths Wsitsr.
4 distinguished member OF the tllin
tri91s profession OF walters has d
clared that to be successful IN bis cal
Ing q waiter must have:
The patience Of lob.
The wisdom Of Solomon.
The Wit Of a diplomat.
The skill Of an artist,
The bearing Of q prince,
10 WHICH perhaps should be adds
"apd the soul Of 4 waiter" Tor, III
| tho n0pt and 1pnnito oil nrntoata IN II