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It ended in favour of Napoleon, but he and France paid dearly for it: while General Kirschner and Duroc were talking together the former was killed by a cannon-ball, which mortally wounded the latter in the abdomen. The moment had now arrived for Austria to prove whether or not she. intended entirely to desert the cause of Napoleon.
"Libby moved to Elmira. It must be Carrie. She married Lem Peters, didn't she?" "Well, of all things!" Mrs. Duryea exclaimed. "Who in the world told you all that?" "I just remembered it," Max said, holding out his hand. "How's Tom?" Mrs. Duryea took the proffered hand gingerly. "He's pretty spry," she said. "Tell him Max Kirschner was asking for him," Max replied. "You ain't Max Kirschner?" Mrs.
Just outside the village I came to the gates of a cemetery, where six tall cypresses stand like sentinels on guard over the graves of many hundreds of Italian dead. This was at first a civilian graveyard, but all the dead have Italian names, except one Kirschner, and even he was called Giuseppe and has an Italian inscription on his tombstone.
"We?" Sam exclaimed. Max coloured and smiled in an embarrassed fashion. "Of course I mean you," he said. "Why 'of course'?" Sam asked; and Mrs. Green nodded vigorously. "Why not we, Mr. Kirschner?" "Well, you see, I haven't sold goods at retail for so long," Max explained, "that I really don't know how." Sam turned to Mrs. Green with a quick shrug. "Was hast du gehört?" he cried.
"He don't know how! If I wouldn't know how to sell goods the way you don't know how, Mr. Kirschner, I would quick build up a good business here. Tell me, Mr. Kirschner, how much longer do you got a vacation, because I'd like to make you a proposition. You could stay with me here for the rest of your vacation and I would give you half of the profits over the cost price of every garment you sell.
I just seen Sol Klinger over to Hammersmith's and he tells me that in six weeks yet Max Kirschner falls down on three orders. Four thousand dollars that sucker, Leon Sammet, cops out on 'em; and Sol couldn't help himself, Abe. Either they got to fire Max oder they got to go out of business." Abe nodded slowly.
For three hours without cessation they laboured over Potash & Perlmutter's sample line until garments to an amount in excess of five thousand dollars had been ordered. When Max Kirschner saw the total of Moe Griesman's selection for the Syracuse store he emitted a low whistle. "Say, Moe," he said, "ain't you going to give your nephew, Rabiner, any show at all this season?"
"Yes, Abe," Morris Perlmutter said with bitter emphasis; "Max Kirschner steals away trade from under our noses while you fool away your time selling goods to a feller like Sam Green." "What d'ye mean, fool away my time?" Abe cried indignantly.
Her picture shown at Chicago was "A Peasant Home in Southern Austria." <b>KIRSCHNER, MARIE.</b> Born at Prague, 1852. Pupil of Adolf Lier in Munich, and Jules Dupré and Alfred Stevens in Paris. In 1883 she travelled in Italy, and has had her studio in Berlin and in Prague. The Rudolfinum at Prague contains her "Village Tulleschitz in Bohemia."
He's a gentleman, Abe, and them boys respects him. Besides, Abe, he practically started them two greenhorns in business. Twenty years ago, when them boys was new beginners, Kirschner brings 'em a good trade, y'understand; and not only that, Abe, if it wouldn't be for him them fellers wouldn't never lasted six months.
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