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But with a feller like Moses M. Steuermann, which his folks was bankers in Frankfort-on-the-Main when Carnegie and Vanderbilt and all them other goyim was new beginners yet, Abe that's a different proposition entirely." Abe nodded and remained silent for a few minutes. "Might Felix Geigermann would go down and see him, Mawruss," he suggested finally.
Munjoy has seen Kovalenko," Steuermann said, "and he asserts that, so far as proof is concerned, no murder was ever committed." "But, Mr. Steuermann," Morris said, "the feller which he opened the package, y'understand, was blown up so his own father couldn't recognize him even." "That's just the point, Mr. Perlmutter," Steuermann declared; "and Mr.
Levin, to Steuermann, y' understand and then, maybe I am only saying, Mr. Perlmutter, you might forget the other part ain't it?" "You mean you want your twenty-five dollars in advance?" Morris asked. "Why not?" Pincus replied. "If I wouldn't took Mr. Levin to-day yet to this here Steuermann's office, Mr. Perlmutter, you could stop the check " Abe shrugged his shoulders expressively.
Abe essayed to rise, but his knees would not support him and he waved his hand feebly to a chair that Morris dragged forward. "Mr. Steuermann," Morris said, "you are coming up here to see us when we could much better afford it if we would go down and see you." "Why, gentlemen, it was no inconvenience for me," Steuermann replied. "I am on my way home." "God would bless you for it, anyway!"
Most of 'em sells many a big bill of goods that way." "That ain't here nor there, Abe," Felix rejoined. "The point is, Steuermann would be up here at five o'clock; so, what are you going to tell him when he calls?" "Me tell him!" Abe cried. "Why, I wouldn't be here at all. I got to now see a now customer at the Prince Clarence."
If it wouldn't be that he ganvered a couple bottles wine from a store he wouldn't of been in the police office at all. He brought it on himself, mister believe me." Morris nodded. "What is vorbei is vorbei," he said. "Tell your man he should bring his uncle to Steuermann and I would pay him sure twenty-five dollars cash."
The latter was about to pull off as in his colloquial moments he himself would have expressed it a rotten trick on his fellow counsel; for Abe and Morris had not informed either Mr. Munjoy or Mr. Steuermann of the stirring scene in their showroom that morning.
Instead, they had called on Feldman, who, with the dramatic intuition of the effective jury lawyer, saw an opportunity for a coup that would at once gain the admiration and respect, if not the legal business, of Moses M. Steuermann and procure Feldman a column and a half of publicity in next day's paper.
Munjoy; but Henry D. Feldman cleared his throat with a great rasping noise that penetrated to the corridor without. This was the signal, and Abe and Morris entered the room supporting the old Rabbi, who was followed by Pincus Levin. "One moment, sir," Feldman said. "I have a preliminary objection to make. Will you hear the offer, sir?" The commissioner nodded and Steuermann and his counsel Mr.
"Well, gentlemen," he concluded, "I've taken up your time long enough. I hope to see you in my office to-morrow, Mr. Perlmutter." Morris nodded and was about to shake hands with his visitor when Abe slapped his thigh in a sudden realization of his inhospitality. "Mr. Steuermann," he exclaimed, "wouldn't you smoke something?" He jumped to his feet and thrust a huge gold-banded cigar at Mr.
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