Democratic Sentinel, Volume 19, Number 24, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 June 1895 — Politeness Pays. [ARTICLE]

Politeness Pays.

When Mr. H. H. Kohlsaat;, the new proprietor of the Chicago TimesHerald, entered the office the other day to take possession, the first person he saw was the cashier, who sab behind his desk with his money stacked neatly in front of him. The man did not know the new proprietor, and when Mr. Kohlsaat approached and politely asked him for change for a $5 bill he crustily replied that he had his money all arranged and entered, and did not care to disturb it. Mr. Kohlsaat said that he ‘would be satisfied with five silver dollars, but - the cashier absolutely declined to accommodate him. Mr. Kohlsaat went away, and in a few minutes the cashier was informed as to his identity. He now is wondering where be fe at.