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Streeter continued, persuasively, "if you put up ten per cent., you will have six points." "Very well," said the other promptly. "Then please buy me six thousand shares." So they closed the deal, and the papers were signed, and Mr. Streeter took the six new, crisp ten-thousand-dollar bills. Then he escorted him to the outer office, remarking pleasantly on the way, "I hope you're well advised.
Streeter and Johnny had been at work for an hour and had got everything ready for a start, even to the mosquito-bar, which one of the family had already made.
The masculine Clark Streeter may be of the kind that begs a dime for a bed, or he may loll in manicured luxury at the marble-lined hotel. South Clark Street is so splendidly indifferent. Copy-hunting, I approached Tony with hope in my heart, a smile on my lips, and a nickel in my hand. "Philadelphia er Inquirer?" I asked, those being the city and paper which fire my imagination least.
Streeter try to persuade Jerome to remain with him; and late, in the month of February, the latter found himself on board a small vessel loaded with pine-lumber, descending the St. Lawrence, bound for Liverpool. The bark, though an old one, was, nevertheless, considered seaworthy, and the fugitive was working his way out.
"I am not so sure of that. Doubtless you have been accustomed to hear only the nice things people say about you. That is the misfortune of many authors." "It is a misfortune," answered Streeter. "What a writer needs is somebody to tell him the truth." "Ah!" said Miss Neville, "that is another thing I am not so sure about. Mrs. Woodford has told you, I suppose, that I have read all your books?
Streeter took out his card and pencilled a word or two on the pasteboard. "There," he said, "is my Paris address. If you do not know what I mean by that, ask your friend here; he will inform you." And with that the novelist arose, bowed to the two, and departed. When he returned to his hotel, after a stroll along the brilliantly- lighted Boulevards, he found waiting for him Mr.
Streeter said to Dick: "Johnny tells me you have got a friend lying around loose somewhere in the Big Cypress Swamp, or the Everglades, and that you and he are going to take a day off to look him up." "That's about the size of it, only of course I don't expect to find him in a day or a week. I had some hope that a month would do. I suppose it all seems very silly to you?" "Not a bit, not a bit.
F. S. Streeter of Concord, Miss Charlotte Rowe and two Senators for the opponents. The Senate ratified by 14 to 10 and Governor Bartlett signed the bill without delay. The last meeting of the State Association, its work accomplished, took place in Manchester, November 21, 22, 1919. Mrs.
"Poor Davison!" said Miss Neville, laughing, "why, he is one of the best and staunchest friends you have: and so am I, for that matter indeed, I am even more your friend than Mr. Davison; for I think you can do good work, while Mr. Davison is foolish enough to believe you are doing it." At this point in the conversation Streeter looked hurriedly at his watch. "Ah!
"Anyhow, even if it doesn't, I'm not worrying any. I guess some one will want him a good healthy boy like that." "Did you find any money on the body?" asked Streeter. "A little change a few cents. Nothing to count. If the boy's letter doesn't tell us where any of their folks are, it'll be up to the town to bury him all right." "He had a fiddle, didn't he? And the boy had one, too.
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