Logan Republican | 1903-01-23 | Page 5 | His Wish Was Natural

HIS WISH WA3 NATURAL. Lone Man Felt Need of Amalgamation with His Fellows. They had been pressing him hard .tho whole week. Tho house was full of widows and pretty girls nnd all tho other men but himself had flown because be-cause they could not stand the paco. Ho refused to bo disturbed In his summer nrrangements nnd so ho stayed on. Sunday nlqht they hnd him In tho corner and tho tlmo began to wnno when some ono started the gamo of ' "whnt you'd rather bo If you hnd your choice." There woro a lot of answers nnd a chorus of laughter and tho usual noise that goes with Bummer-resort pastimes, and they saved tho lone man for tho climax. When It Anally , reached him, says the New York Times, it found him not only ready, but willing. i "What would you, rather bo if you could havo tho power of changing yourself?" , "A syndicate," was tho reply.