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The Knapsack a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollections
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He kept all of the Hebrew holidays, but stood in with Christians, and was considered a superior specimen of his race. When it came to a question of street car fare or postage stamps, he was as close as some Eastern men ; but I did think he had too much business sense to match his wits against a Yankee. Still, you never can tell.
The firm name was Wilzinski & Rosenstein. Its members were Isidor Wilzinski and Moritz Rosenstein, the latter having a quarter interest and little to say in the managem...ent. I kept the books and occasionally acted as salesman. Their main store was at Pueblo, occupying the basement and first and second floors of the Kirtland Block, on Santa Fe avenue, where they carried a stock of clothing, averaging from |;20, ooo to |30, ooo. They were sole agents for the Stetson hats ; E. & W. Collars and cuffs; Douglas three-dollar shoes, and Jaeger underwear; were rated "B 2" by Bradstreet, and were supposed to be doing a profitable trade. They also had branch stores at Canon City and Cripple Creek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He kept all of the Hebrew holidays, but stood in with Christians, and was considered a superior specimen of his race. When it came to a question of street car fare or postage stamps, he was as close as some Eastern men ; but I did think he had too much business sense to match his wits against a Yankee. Still, you never can tell.
The firm name was Wilzinski & Rosenstein. Its members were Isidor Wilzinski and Moritz Rosenstein, the latter having a quarter interest and little to say in the managem...ent. I kept the books and occasionally acted as salesman. Their main store was at Pueblo, occupying the basement and first and second floors of the Kirtland Block, on Santa Fe avenue, where they carried a stock of clothing, averaging from |;20, ooo to |30, ooo. They were sole agents for the Stetson hats ; E. & W. Collars and cuffs; Douglas three-dollar shoes, and Jaeger underwear; were rated "B 2" by Bradstreet, and were supposed to be doing a profitable trade. They also had branch stores at Canon City and Cripple Creek.
What to read after The Knapsack a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Sherer to read onlineMoreLess
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