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est to make the lady ' s favor at tlie German a waffle-iron or a 111 ticket to the (h-an.l Opera in Washington, turned l,.,,.-e his it vocahulai-y on the rodni in general • ' When 1 was having the June Hall lists taken around last year raw hve reluctant plunks front the pockets of all you hloated l-hiilders. I turned them over for a couple of days to George .Mui-ray. Ah 1 ' (ju catch my drift, do }-ou, George? ell, when I traipsed d wii ti see how he had come out. and to figure up the total receipts. 1 found that George had heen shirking his jusf duties scandalously, and had only ailded twenty John Henrys to the list. As I was ahout to take the lists away, a little sore, George had a hrain-throli. ' ( )h, 1 say, just wait a minute: there ' s the name of a man who ' s a friend of mine. 1 can get him. ' You ' re a good kid, George, hut you sure haven ' t got a husiness head. .Ml this time the Editor hail heen tearing his hair at a great rate, and now had a hig pile of notes het(ire him on the tahle. Someone rose with a yawn, and said it was about time to turn in, and as if to echo the sentiment the notes of Tattoo drifted up from the rotunda. Haddy, George. hihnn - and lien Clay put their heads together and started One more river to cross. Ever}dne chimed in, and as the liunch limke up and dispersed up and down the cor- ridor, the scattered refrain was wafted back to cheer the weary Editor on to a two-hour seance before he could turn in, his conscientious scruples satisfied. THE END
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