Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-21
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right. 1t wasn't she cigar. II was what
happened when was buying IL.
y stood there lainplpg fie case ansl
na STEPS a typical New Yorker
"ifdeesif And pray, Dallaa Tex.
what Is typical New Yorker ilkef'
Never yon mind what IT'S like.
THIS was IT, This feller had all the
earsnarks~~the avereoat tut ,ugt so.
the stitched hat tilted just so, the cane
held 50, the last word In collars, the
sleek, snaug powtiery, satisfied phEs-
WITH the same human ASPECT In snitt.
OF himself that's bunked me about all
the others. Understand, / w0uldn't
aaSe picked him out to take on a mack
train trip as my boon companion, but II
wed been lost together In the Arl,
zofaa desert i wouldn't have felt en-
fireIy deprived of the pleasures of
human fellowship.
He says 10 the cierk--now. what dc
soa reckon ?--he says, Two fiye-eent
cosaeohs.' Wouldn't that fool anybody
Into thinking he had the earuaarks OF
hHmanityT Two flve-cent eorncobs. he.
says, and there's a nice old snoozer
standing close by ffron the Southwest
iike me, / take it)--a nice. good
satured Old veteran with o soft white
nustache, and he's SO overcome by
these symptoms Of loving Kindness In
New York that he ups and speaks 10
the typical specimen just like IL was.
regular folks.
You've got the right idea the old
gentleman says pleasantly. corneob's
sne sweetest smoke they is on earth
Typical New York turns on him
ana looks him up and down. All In a
Hash. and as cold as Marcf, norther.
yon never saw anything ieier than
that eye.
Thanks 7 he snaps. Thanks, /, That
was all, but you ought to heard him.
les, I'm on New York for good"