Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-07

0eOio IL away with right good will.
But the butcher boy, love him st'
Curys singing had peculiar accents of the ancient
i4snlon' long drawn and lingering, and at certain
points his face seemed to be hurting him.
Soy, Curly, eff yu don't let up on dat grou,in.
III soak yu wild dis turnip" calculated a bravnv
driver who was fussing with load of heavy veg-
etabIes. ' 'oe
Soak yourself, mutt" said Curly with trucu-
lent mien You t'row anythn' at me an you'll
fall, seer"
AS Curly weighs about 1O1 pounds and the "mut"
breaks the scale with blow Of his fist something
had to give 1t was the tension on the big~man's
mlnd Tor he let off large smile threw his arm m
as If to ward off blow, and retorted Jaw take
someone your sze an don't try to scare me to deaf
all the time"
well, tend to your own buzness dem I'm goin
To- sing as much as / want to-"
sure, sing all you want to. but don't put the
flat wheel on de music much" retorted the big
fellow. wen a boy has nice Job like you got
calm on tn best people, wit cards already writ and
everything packed shpshape, he oughter feel like
sngin If he has a trained vice like Yours"
IT'S as good your old voice. anyway" said
Curly as he jumped onto the seat and the lines
an' don't forget, kin put stick in yure wheel eff
a-wanter You're not the white mans hope yet"
AS Curly drove away, grinning disdainfully, the
big trucker turned to the wrestling with the
spotted mules. backing in alongside Look at that
now. Dere's kid I've helped ev'ry way l could an
he gives me lip like dat Whenever open me head
20 Im."
Jaw. Curlys all right all right" said the mule
tanner. Hes good kid, on'y his tongues a little
loose. He's got a goyl now. too, an he's dreamy"
Taking Out the City's Supplies.
Then the conversation gave way to hustling work
as the drivers began to gather their consgnments
Of orders and load them in the wagons. 1t was the
early morning loading hour at of the big retail
stores and two three dozen double and single de-
livery wagons were lined up. stretching almost the full
length OF the block The sidewalk was lttared with
boxes. barrels packages rolls bags ticketed with
names and numbers of houses representing customers
from the sarpy county line almost to Blair
The delivery boys--a goodly proportion being
husky men, by the way-were chatting and Joking as
Shey made ready to pick up their loads A small
number of wagons were drawn by horse, but most
Of them were taking piles of merchandise that
would require long days work to place in the homes
from which the orders came.
At first glance, 1t would appear a hopeless task
% sort out and direct to their destination the
Hast numbers of bundles parcels varying kinds
that the shipping clerk had sent the sidewalk But
before had been viewing the scene very long he
was made TO realize that in the midst OF the ap-
parent confusion system. that savior of modern bust
ness, reigned. Not only was every drivers special
toad placed handy to his wagon but every package
was put into the wagon in approximately the
which II would out Those to be delivered first
were the last to onto the load the covered
wagon
Assembling the Orders After Sale
But let begin with the SALE in one OF the de-
partment stores. links buys a bedtck or a piece Of