Once Sarah, earning her living by shorthand, dined at Schulenberg's restaurant. Seeing that the menu was written very illegibly by hand, she reprinted it on a typewriter and brought it to the owner. For this, he signed a contract with her: Sarah will print him a menu, and he will feed her dinners.

Sarah was provided with dinners all winter, but spring came. Sarah suffered because there had been no letters from her lover Walter for two weeks, and in the spring they were going to get married. Sarah burst into tears, printing a price list.

One evening the bell rang and Walter appeared in the doorway. He arrived in New York a week ago, went to Sarah, but it turned out that she had moved, and he had not yet received a letter with a new address. For a whole week he searched for his beloved, went to the police, and today he went to eat at Schulenberg's restaurant, where he was served a menu in which instead of "Dandelions with lemon juice" was written: "Cute Walter with lemon juice." And such a curved capital “M” is only for Sarina’s typewriter.