Ogden Morning Examiner | 1910-04-10 | Page 16 | Hard Luck of Patsy Finnigan

HARD HARDLUCK LUCK OF PATSY FINNIGAN He was working with trowel and mortar when I first mot mol him and In spite of his lila ago age seemed scorned to be br about aa as active aa as any nD of or his hia four younger oun er associates Indeed as ns I watched him himat himat at al hIs bin labors it Il appeared to mo tao that he h worked better bitter than they the belong helon belonging lag ing perhaps to a generation of labor that Instead of doing loing as IS little as it could for as at much as aa It could set et be believed In the he principle of gf giving ev even e 0 en err man maD his hla duo due oven Oy v a contractor Yes he ho cheerfully but bul 01 OI aint If Ir ed Iver Ivor In n a blizzard yea yen much to kick about in ina inI Ina a I noice warrum Job lolk this lila B Been en at al it Il a good ninny years I suppose paid eald I J years ears ho answered Good long time that taid ald T Of Al AI Almost Almost most time to retire roU I r should say considering your ago go V VOi OI 01 dont mind b ho an answered It kapes me Inc from about aboul mo me hard luck uck luckHard V Hard luck sold I Have you really had hard hord luck heck Yle said Hald ho 01 Of dont know of or orann finny anny ann wan had hid much worse orso V too bad said I IAh IAh IAh Ah well wn ho be smIled d wove W c got ot to take it AS it Lose Lollo your our mono money on Wall street treat I queried Not ot me mc ho answered 01 Oi niver 1 r I After Arter he be had sot several dozen bricks bricksin in the wall ho turned from his work ork and gazed off orr at al the tho sun for a moment and then fanned himself with his trowel Kind of hot work out here In tho the sun I r ventured had anny ann to lose My Iy hard luck be begun begun begun gun the day da OI Of was born Well Vell Im Im sorry to lo hear hoar that I Isaid sold said V Yb ho lie went on ye ro see seo Olm a twin brother of o An Andrew Andrew Andrew drew Carnegie sort lorr Wo We was horn born the tho same day da and the tho same samo hour and but butor for or wan little ting tinS QI have been beon as rich as him You twin brother I 1 demanded only there thero was waa wan little tIng that thal between me and riches What was that thaU I asked We have hao the same samo he volunteered Whereupon ho re resumed resumed his hla bricklaying and nod I 1 went on speculating sadly upon the strange chances In this lottery called colled life lICo From Norman E El National Monthly