The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-24
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aa nah. $ Ia man rom Duluth
 @E 7oHarS and sixtyfiv4
 H-# os bod earefallg pick
 t tH. .Aaus, off the tray be. .- a. sHals3 arrh mo the night. t ..rs tr,eIy noticed this crime. F." had iu~f thought Of something - .E -n AnlE Anderson about Co., ...aaa-a4.
 9. '5s ssd day Aloysus per
 a.# t-=t A. as recognized as the ...r turbulent faction; that F. ta... bH7 aH the potency of q -.--.f. a-t 'r 'to frs, time in years E#a 'as r-al happiness.
 F. m1raiHe the third day
 a.ts 4.# SHoka oe the Bull ..sHs.. z#.= srtgalatlng UP his =+@r'.-, ae ral,ins him the direc.- a- of f#a auet chorus" Aloysius cut 1- .H. arr-." w.th his penknife and at .. gTaE fu the top drawer of his =Era#sa~ along with hts Hfe-insurance 4lzag 4aa the menu card of a ban. f= 2 "ef-h hc had served presi. -.a. If Inc tnited States.
 #es 4a+ days Aloysius lived in the eluIs. touching earth only at #4re intervals
 ttg -aa evening of the day when s#e faaam- broke their losing raas ,eo gentlemen in evening -.7=Aes arrived q, the Metropolitan 6fH' Heef= tA- head waiter did #i= erseesu' aest to steer them to aa= taa-r of his ret Francois but faes eHase one os Aloysius' tables @=-.Ha= aaa ordered liberallv of the #.s' saa aoase afforded.
 Tl= Hs-au with Martini cktails. AsaF=az aran-h' them at once n a a..." z5Ig.r shaker frosted with #a.-5ala. Inc man Hho had given tas or#er -aifte4 at his glass sus,
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 Ha@t saIS ,alnsa~ h. demand. et.
 ~ Harjat .oesta1. sir" answer .s htoy sins.
 HAe m#H l.aued back in h-s chair aaa booked at his friend
 =tsE I tnat isn't the limit" he .r.aHa-I Didn't ae say We want e #aaha.tau ceektails22"
 w. certainly dtd." answered the saen=-r man
 leg fam pardon. gentlemen" #E5l AHaystus hut understood yn say }ou=-'.
 tz-= fhase away and change
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 .##r VAS .#s besianing of a night
 "a =a..H la=tel one hour and 's., @.ares hs the watch. The 70 aGnrlemeat complained about raEra5nz-the up the fish, the conditions of the steak. Aloysius sa63 uto gentle precipitation as ha raced back and forth between ta. aH4s room and the kitchen. When ta turned from one of the raH -ia- nenri. the head waiter. ,a- a"at.aa respectfully over the al-e and listening with regret ,aHad uaon every line of his aiaud conference Aloysius caugh; matches of the indictment
 With ut question the most care les. .n9ttentNe and incompetent Eaiter iH America Even if the aaa ls drpuk. Ge should not be in- salsat#-- Steak ordered rare; look ar it' As dry as a trunk hinge, &ria2 me my b5ll at once,"
 Hsnfi srr dd his hands and apolo- &ized roasely He was desolated hat such q thing should happen in th" house where everything was the hest The waiter was a good wait vr; he was usually satisfactory. An iovesli2ation should be made. and certainly if the steak was SD fled ii preparation another should be lra8sAt d once. But no, The gentlemen refused 10 tarry; they @"at away complain ng loudly. with Henri tassias a their heels spout ing apologies.
 After they had gone. Henri gave .'loysfus bad fifteen minutes. Of eourse the only thing Aloysius could do was l. enter sweeping denial hich was the very worst thing he could have done since Henri be- 'fovea nm to be lying.
 This .ime warn you," said Henri. The next time the big fine. You have driven away custom from the house,"
 But tell you they ordered the steak well doue!" protested Aloysius. "If you ask me, I think they were both crazy"
 @He silent" said Henri.
 The next night a handsome young man in dinner jacket strolled through the grill and came to rest al one of Aloysius' tables. He also ordered largely. but said nothing 10 the waiter. Henri being as much detective as he was head waiter.