New-York tribune., 1912-03-10

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,nro5ablv lost the pocketbook in this way He
anu through all his pockets, grew slightly excited
Several reasons and was about TO start out and look
io i ;; y when his senographer told him that young
Io.,an ~. wished to see him.
woEd o,t who she is" Blub snapped GROSSLY, aggra-
LIN, his loss Presently his stenographer returned
va'5' v Card 1t bore the name Miss Rose Standish.
VIII wM.eavens and carth!" exclaimed Blub. Rosie has
.,edi Show her in"
"'"Nr Dlvc?" the young woman inquired.
pi,b answered her politely
PHI Won lose pockctbook?" the pretty girl asked,
somewhat embarrassed. 80,
,,o With seventy dollars in it, together with some
loli DorI+ and cn-dollar check drawn to my order
cav ".SWgs there anything else in it;
.,,.,Lr,q cl,c3 Why, let's see-there might have
- ~! Oh ! know. a telegram. 1t rather a crazy
one about treating Rosie and some ladies with
crTSHfb R"b burst into laughter, and the young
honied him his lost property.
hanTyr hannTb,nt you very much. certainly appreciate
..,,r bonc,,v." said the publicity man.
yo"I thought best to bring it myself 50 as to make
u,r, i reached its rightfu owner.
~ was very kind Of YOU, I'm sure. Now you take
h;. and 90 out and buy yourself motorcar and some
-a.oicnc." on, L He offered her ten-dolar bill.
s'"0b no. thank YOU! | couldn't.
.ycs, please take it. Most people would have kept
tne T. yer Kind Of YOU; but must decline. merely
.,,a her, 10 do what was right, not for reward
Wi here wouldn't YOU like to 60 to the automo-
b1c show ,oujgh' Let me give YOU couple OF passes
IL. bring down Sister and the babies. 1t opens this
,;r,o II. thrust two passes into her neatly gloved
hand and thanked her again, and the blushmg' golden
haired n. il,n departed. ~
'"Tha- ;s uck," Blub remarked. Mrs DogcneS,
honest woman. at last.
rrHE Grand Central Palace that evening was radiant
,;, .rllS Of electric lights and dozens OF bright
oi.-.t ,...or,lrs \ throng Of motor enthusiasts
n..r,-af into the place Statesmen throughout the
Io,.. 1,~. talking volumes to prospective customers
rJ ,,ng ,r,a, pains to show the points wherein thcr
make ,N.e'cI al others,
Rf . .lc liz car booth, was apparently the busiest
, ~, ,A. show Hi, attractive occupation was super
,r distribution of liz souvenirs, and ne was kept
ON . lump u,nn;ng pink carnations with long SItain'fS
~ ,,0 ribbon on the fair callers Each SiGdmcr had
tf. word "Ziz' stamped on II IN gol!-and W'IC ho'
U U,' H.. t,rgrtet With thcm2 Well now Every
r,. was, NOT decorated with one wanted 10 find
,b. Z;r booth and find +, quickly, and the result OF
Rrb, idea was that the IN car decorated WIN Nn'h
pasne bottles, caused more comment 'n"n any o"'''
make exhibited -.
n. for Bub himself be was nearly pcstcrcd to death
i he r0ll~c, of his friends, VINO sought lorilduoIi
,.l;r, .fo~. ,'ul-foocl ladies. lie was tcased and
III, had sent the message back to the tcc-
,b ,t+ro with q request that 1t be corrected; but
had not gained any "'l,i4cuon' ana ne mace up MS
mind simply TO wait until President SornGrS arrived
ooh B'uh. have some space to MI. Let me nave
st,-,." n newspaper man interrupted, as he was IN
da,,ro:,v pinning spicy pink on a cunning itt,c girl
"Or. YES. JUS, q second and III be with YOU: most
remark bic characteristic OF Blub Dave was that ne was
never known 90 fail with a story. He seemed to have
an IN. .vtl,,>,i', supply Of anecdotes and dope that
,.F. GOOD reading and likewise advertised his car.
"iofnTv. oli sport YOU say that President Somers Of
the liz Gar Company has Just returned from hunting
out 20 Lake Slmama and is on his way to the auto
mobile show Where's the lake? Oh, that immaterlal
He wen, in one of the latest liz models to test II out
and found the ducks at Lake Slimiama more plentiful
than ever before The party spent two weeks shooting
and ,hg. So many ducks that when they all tel INTO
~, water ,hcv dried il up and now there isn't any
norr lake. You can make column and a quarter OF
that. John" Then Blub prcked up his ears, and he
heard someone say, "Oh, Rosie, look here.