The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-31
Ill.," R. s. V. P."
Copyright, The Frank A. Munsey Col (Continued from last issue)

'I sent 1t off long since already" Morris replied.
 q hope 1t was nice one, Mawruss" Abe went on "I hope 1t was a real nice one. Tm sorry now, Mawruss We didn't spend $50 That would have made 1t an even. seven hundred, instead of only six hundred and seventy-fYe that Hyman Maimin owes us"
 What dye meanr cried Morris
 q don't mean nothing, Mawruss- nothing at all," Abe said. with ironIcal emphasis. He handed the paper to Morris. Here, look for yourself"
 A petition In bankruptcy was filed late yesterday afternoon against Hyman MaImin, S3 West Tonawanda street, syra- cuse. It Is claimed that he transferred assets to the amount of $500 last week. MT Maimln says that he has been doing business at a heavy loss of late, but that he hopes to be able to resume. A settle ment of 30 cents is proposed.
 Morris sat down in a revolving chair, too crushed for comment, and drummed with q lead pencil on the desk.
 q wonder if he done up his intended father-in-law, tOo?" he said at length.
 "No fear of that, Mawruss," Abe re- piled He nln't no sucker like us, MawrusS. bet you his father-fn-Iaw whats his name"-
 "The Advance Credit Clothing com pany," Morris suggested.
 Sure" Abe went on. T bet you this clothing concern says to him: If you want to marry my daughter you gotter go Into bankruptcy first Then, when you're all cleaned up, I'll give you a couple of thousand dollars to start as a new beginner in another une.' Amt ltE"
 Morris nodded glOomIly.
 "NO, Mawruss," Abe continued T bet you his father-in-law Is a big crook like himself"
 He rose to his feet and opened the large green and red covered book fur nished by the commercial agency to | which they subscribed.
 I'm going to do now, Mawruss, what you should have done before you | OADt- Dt-tl'eLe"DooaSAA &iriln N"'" ''I'''>-'->>-
 Before Morris could reply the lettar . .utLier entered with the morning mail While Abe continued to run his tbumb 'o"n the columns of the commercial gency book, Morris began to open tbe hEe1opes. Both their heads were hent yer yer 'nelr tasks when an exclamation rose rose simultaneously from each. ATA-
 NOW, what dye think of thatP" ss,d S Did y ever see anything like ,t2p .orris cried. ''' What Is it?" Abe asked.
 For answer Morris thrust q Jettey 10 his partners hand. It was baadoJ !, ne Advance Credit Clothing Corn- U' ny Marcus Bramson. Proprietor !" s' d read as follows:
 ssrs. Potash & Perlnutter.
 t''s-1 our shipment of tho btb ,s to 4' lu' ana In reply would say that y,a ,rs - ~ ~~FHthS It Via Blue line on account NSloS te bFamSons engagement is brohe1 u.'ueFSIand that low life Fl. MsinnIn into you for $50 Believe me. be 6o,,a or more than that Our Mr. Rrarnso,, A 'n New York shortly and will can ooN at your line. Hoping We wifi bo 10 do business with you, Yours tr,,I,, I Z, "A FINANCE ,E CREDIT CLOTHTNG Per T. B. " ue going to send back the pres- EaI v Abe said. That man Ma-cn. = mSon' proprietor, has a big beert 'ruSS' He's a man with fine feel.
 and q fine disposition, Nawrnss A, got fine rating, too, Mawruss- I--4% h'y-nTe to a hundred thousand z credlt! He closed the book ol'
 lovingly. Dye think they wouH w ulOn russT" P'e'eii'' dont know," said Morris. Min - ought it, and she told me It was q It was q sale she said, guess they'll take 1t back" nat did 1t look lIke?" Abe so,d aldnt see it," Morris replied
 sent 1t direct from the store bnF N Mihnie's word for 1t She said sas fine value" 'e 'S''u Minnie" Abe concluded. ",s Hr up to date womanr'
 III. =. days later Abe Potash snot+o5 ss IIe or Marcus Bramson fin tba a' Il of Buyers" column of n morn ~N " "'Oin- S 'ruSs," he cried, "he's eomap 's come" Morris asked e,s,,., gus Bramson," Abe ranJ,od wS, g-s ,es g for his hat "I'm going oyer I" eane ne ,lngIer House now to meet him It here till come back. hat brother sell him big bill of goods" Jhoa ( e went out of the store bv tbo chett DOT an congressman, bearing a - wooden box. entered the rear ~ e brought the package straicbt $ Cohen' who signed a receint EI E, moned MT. Perlmutter, Nor SkE: eded to pry off the cover N% > Is something what Mrs Por,- S bought for Lyman MaImin,s a. BharI present." he explained. aT ly welct er seen it yet" Chief, ' IT. -Perlmutter" NT,ss CoL. oo-5,,.