The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
Rid MIS- lalys
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~ 60 nako his vaV.. - SlAss
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His nsthsr vas rtcA ~ - vas
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shest it - vouA have hssa hssaGnH
up - most rich meets sBao 0o-A
ssoA Asal q pAApsrinG - 1sD1nng
"a squeeze Though ssos ss11aoD-
faahioaabIe marriage aAA . ooaaass
life. He vas started that vao. bat
hs rebelleA. What he learned = ce'-
tegs was sound: what - observed
he remembered. Nature had given
him a bent toward mechanics. and
early in his career he had his tosas
and his Workshop. Before he hAd
reached his majority he had invented
half a dozen things the world want
ed. Soon after that came the down
fall.
1t was discovered that the lawyer
who was managing the rich widow's
business for her had embexzled 4
large sum of money-so large that
she was no longer even moderately
we'll on There must be great
coming down to make ends meet on
the small sum left. An estate all
tangled up and not to be settled up
for years was placed in the hands OF
a law firm. and Fred Bingham went
forth TO make his way almost bare
handed.
At the big machine shops Of Whit
ney & Son. Boston, they had need OF
q handy man, and their advertisement
brought Fred BINGHAM ~ an appli-
cant He modestly stated his capa-
bilities in the mechanical line and
was taken on. He was pleased IN
way, and yet displeased. The salef
Mr. Whitney Mixed his looks and
modest demeanor and was friesdly.
The son James, about tvsoty<Wo
years old, had beea taken II - part-
ner and given the once department
to manage, bscause-bscause - vas
his fathers son. Even the hthsf
could furnish no better excuse. unless
1t was the hope Of stsadyiag the
young man down.
When two young men meet Soe the
Arst time It depends almost % the
first glance whether they are 10 bke
each other or not II Was not neees-
sary in this case, that there sAosid
be friendship between the oGbee an6
the shop. Fred bingham vosh -
treated a. an e0pl0ye, aol ho Voos1
cAssrfully gra1t ths respect Ass Tie
o0cs, bat he found witAia tve M
utss that there wouA -, n 49,
onism With the son. TAefs ~
tyranny aAd loninsering In you6o
whitney's evesy look and attitu6s.
The applicant was . geatleman even
II he handled tools- He had . soii1
education. He was N enthusiast =
his work. He had . way that con-
manAed respect, evsa though n
brought antaeonisn With It.
That fellow needs tfimmino
down and It will be UP to ne TO -
it." whispered young whitney -
himself ~ the caller LEFT the eiRee.
'T see ny finish here in . month.
II the son has his say about H." ~
young Bingham to himself. - -
walked away to md . boardiaa
place.
Fred Bingham found . Temporary
home in . suburb within stones
throw Of his employers grand ms
sion. and when he gave In his =.
dress at the once he vas met WITH
the sneefing remark from youoo
Whitney:
II woader that you didn't buy. ,
$4,000 residence out there and O.
range to come down to the works =
your own auto!"
No reply was made to this. n
was sufffcient to start a quarrel On,
but Of what use! Fred Bingham was
shop where he could fairly try him
self out and met the many problems
that would arise. In a fortnight tbs
elder Whitney was saying Of him:
'T declare James, we've got a real
genius in Bingham"
"Oh. I don't know" was the reply
That's because you don't -
through the shops. All the men ara
talking about him. He has improved
some OF the machines so that w
get a quarter more work out of then.
He'll save US five times his SALARY
inside a year"
The son replied with a grunt a
disbelief. and there the mates
dropped. :
On the third Sunday Of his stsS
Fred Bingham attended Sunday sesI
vices At humble little church. anA
was usAered i1to pow in vhjcS
. youns lsdy ut alone. There W
congregational singing. and n the
rose she offered him the half of -
hymn book and they sang togethef
II any ees haA asked Fred a. -
walked hcmevard " the. yesrs. 9&6y:
esa sad beet SO courteous, wero
haaAsoAe q honely he vould no1
h~- TIA ne 49, !.