The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23

cocktail route from the Street northwa r,
and let George do II. Perhaps this morn
lnB you VIII be ashamed Of yourself an,
come across for at least "a share.
Far be II from THE Sun TO sweat an,
able bodied bachelor into buying a share
out US possible at any moment that tn
boss will send out somebody to get In,
names OF the 4.976 overcautious bache
lors-almost all their names are know
already anyway--and then publish tn,
whole list. What do YOU know abou
that, lads?
Green Fields Almost In sight.
But fortunately a stinpv twenty-fou
shares sold was not the total of tn,
help that came TO Annie. the twenty -four
year-old Italian mother. who lay slcI
again with Mile in her arms in the tene
nent at the rear of u Allen street. 4
few more contributions such as u q
sent In will drive all ideas from Annie,
mind that she has to give up Mile fo
Miles sake, not to mention the extrava
SAINT possibility that Annie may take Nil
Ie and little Tony and Josie into tn,
country, as the doctor insists she must.
II. O. sent to THE SuN for Mile hi
check for $40 and n letter that said IL
part:
] have waited until to-day to de-
termne in what way a compa ratlvely
poor man, himself under heavy obli-
cations. could lend hand in alleyi-
ating In part the awful distress of
this unfortunate woman. When
first read OF her plight I thought OF
sending 81 with which she might pay
the months rent. In to-day's SUN.
however, you record the receipt OF
$500 from an architect" That
got my goat, for / too am an archi-
tect.
Did my confrere have the same idea
OF paying the woman's rent? II so.
did he tap my thought wire or did
tap his? But when ! read on and
learned that the brave womans first
use OF the money she received in
answer 10 TIE SUNS : o was TO
pay her debts--indisputable evidence
OF her courage and honesty-and that
those debts amounted to $40, ] ex-
perienced a distinct psychological up
percut because for some months past
! have been vainly trying TO get rid
OF that particular sum of money, OF
which | have been the unwilling GUS
todian, due to one OF those silly mis-
understandings that occasionally arise
between the best Of friends.
Enclosed IL my check for that sum.
II will help TO solve some OF Mrs.
Zabela's troubles. and 1t may sprinkle
mother and child with bit of the
perfume OF life commonly called hap
piness.
IL did And there was also more o
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tne hspp'nesS surn as -Ii,, ,I nae S no.s
~, - ',.,,ansr 80. ,,dad IN !,
save little Mile from being sold, whe
long came another note enclosing '
from A. y. Emery and T. A. Latimer.
Immediate Needs Provided.
The money from the first days sal
Of dollar shares Of "Millie preferred"
being held temporarily by THE SuN-jus
4 little while will be given TO the delin
uuent 1850 bachelors before Annie get
mediate needs being provided for. Blu
u O,s $40 and the Emery-Latiner !
we're taken up to Annie yesterday.
II was e ,sae . ma, a,dn,t tnnu how
rut into words She backed and SHE
mentally and orally Il bit and finally tn
messenger who has been bringing the con
rIbutions from Sun readers each da
asked her what was disturbing her.
"Well" she said haltingIy, you beIn
20 good in bringing me so much NOR
money than ever ] saw, you ought to b
laid wages for bringing me so much hel
that comes to the newspaper. | got enoug
maybe till my brother Frank gets a 10
IN the country. where I get we'll enough
20 to work again. SO you take this !
nd get Yourself a cigar. maybe, or some
thing"
II was explained gently TO the per
sistent Annie that her idea was apprs
dated but impossible But a moner
iater when the money bearer was check
ing accounts" at the small table near he
ouch Annie tried to slip the ,5-the onl
way, evidently. she could think OF shown
her appreciation 10 somebody for III
things that had been done for her-int
The messengers side pocket. She had
he lectured n bit before she desisted.