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Abe had not offended in vain, however, for after dinner that night, when Sidney sought his father in the Koblins' suite at Riesenberger's cottage, the King was in an ugly mood. "Say, Pop," Sidney began, "how about you for twenty till Saturday night?" "What d'ye mean?" Max bellowed. "Ain't I given you ten dollars only this morning?" Sidney laughed uncomfortably.
"I anyhow told him he should advertise for one, as we are not running an employment agency here, Mawruss; and so, Mawruss, let's get busy on that order for Griesman. I want to get away from here sure at five o'clock to-day. What is the good I am staying down at Riesenberger's if I never get a show to take oncet in a while a sea bath, maybe?"
"The table is all right; I ain't kicking about the table, y'understand, but the class of people which they stay in the house, Mawruss, is pretty schlecht. My Rosie couldn't get along with 'em at all." "You don't tell me!" Morris replied. "Riesenberger's is got a big reputation, Abe, and when me and Minnie stayed there two years ago there was an elegant class of people stopping in the house.
"I've had as much as I want to eat, and besides I've got to see a fellow up at the Prince Clarence Hotel. I'll be at Riesenberger's to dinner to-night about the usual time." "Oh, you will, will you?" Max cried. "Well, all I got to say is you've got to pay for it yourself." Sidney broke into a laugh. "That worries me a whole lot!" he said.
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