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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
APPLICATION NO. /
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Roswell, n. NJ.

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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
A CARD.
Roswell. y. NJ.

Jan. !, so.
ErIroK LADDER
Last light ! received a letter
from ny son joe, informing me Of
the destruction of my property hy
ire. He says that were it not for
the hard labor Of the citizens Of
Nhiterr Oaks my loss would have
been much greater.
Under this light permit me TO
return thanks to the citizens Of
dear Oh White Oaks for this last
evidence Of their Kindness, and in
my name assure them that better
and more indestruciiblc buildings
will coon occupy the placeof those
destroyed.
My wife desires TO join me in
my message Of thanks.
NJ. WnITEMAN.
Mrs. VI. WHITMAN.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
Y:4c Grave Gets Tired Yawning.

Seemingly, for certain wretched inyalids who
toddle feebly along, though always looking rs
itthey were going to die, but emitting to do 1t.
They dry up, wither. dwindle away finally. but
IN the meantime never having robust health,
know nothing of the physical enjoyment. the
zest OF that existence TO which they cling with
sn h remarkable tenaciiy. They arc always
to DO found trying 10 mend by tinkerlng &C
themselves with some trashy remedy, tonic or
"pici, me up" to give a nllip to digestion, or
"help The liver" III such misguided folks
would resort and adhere to HO>retters's Ston-
ach Blttsrs II would be well with them. This
superb inyigoi ant supplies tie stamina that
The feeble require, by permanently reinforcing
digestion aud ass milat.o,i. Ii oycrcumcs ner-
folsness. Insomnia, malaria, kidney com
plants. binousness, constipation. rheumatism
and neuralgia.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

DR.. REID returned on Sunday
last, and this week packed up his
goods preparatory tn 4 permanent
location. Through this change
the home of Gov. Ross gains a
good citizen. and that of the Cows
raymest friend, the LEADER, loses
one of it's most efficient rlstlcrs.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
FIRE. /!
Confagration in White Oaks

Last Sabbath morning ut $3.50.
a fire broke out III the barber shop
located in Tic Whiteman block on
White Oaks Avenue. and in less
than two hours naught Of the row
w.s left but smouldering cmbers.
The fire resulted from Il defec-
tive fue, and the buildings Icing
mostly of the balloon order the rel
tongue Of Game soon licked up All
not speedily snaiclcd from out it's
insatiate nav.
Speedily the flames swept east
ward until they Tapped up the
Whitoman residencc-the old Pho
ncer store. Time was given, how
ever, for an informal removal of
all household belongings, but some
5000 feet Of clear, well seasoned
lumber were left for the fre-iiend
to cavort with and then devour.
Charley Anshutz, who with his
wife lived in the rear of Mackel's
store building, saved his furniture.
Apprclensions were felt that
the =. O., Murphy's drug store
and the Chinese restaurant, were
doomed, and naught but brave and
persistent work forcstallcd the de-
.lgns of the red demon. AS it was
everything portable in either build
ing was removed and the struc-
lures we're left, scorched monu-
mcnts of our intrepid citizens.
Barrier Hughes saved every thing
but Il lamp and a few razors. He
might have saved chem had he not
.ost 80 much time saving q cup of
iatier.
Too much credit cannot be a.
w;rdcd NJ. NJ. Murphy, who, Mile
his drug store was in imminent pc
ril hcroicaliy battled against the
devouring enemy, nor sought to
remove his stock until expostulat-
ed with by those apprchcdsiyc of
his situation.
Our women did valiant service
carrying goods beyond reach of
the destroyer, and some in manip-
ulating wator buckets. One wo-
man noticing a understanding list
lcssly with IN empty water pail i'll
hand wrcnched the bucket from
his grasp, and ere he had time to
take in the movement she returned
with the pail full of water and
gave it to a man who knew it's uss
In the absence Of Mr.. White
mar we can scarcely approximate
the loss. That of Whitcman must
have beenfully 50, 600 Tackman,
an empty box wood house, and the
loss to Peter Mackcl was $1,000.
None Of the property destroyed
was insurcd-that contiguous and
endangered, owned by j.. O. Ma
bours, was insured. So much fol
insurance.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE

Has no equals delivered free every
where. Please send full Post Office ad-
dress, including County, and also your
shipping address, including railroad sta
ton most convenient to you. One cent
postal expense will bring to you seme-
thing new and important for every fam
lily. For full particulars please send to
No. 457 West Goth Street, New York
City.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

A Washington letter from Ben
Henry lies over until next week.
Ben. set type for the first issue OF
the gospel according to Saint CAT
frcy-the LEADEE-and is known
by all old-timcrs who delight to
hear from him.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

VIZ + pleased to learn that
the reports touching the injuries
received by 5. w. Lloyd through
his wagon upset last week, were
much exaggerated. No homes
we're broken, but the conclusion
caused the nbalancing of his men
tai faculties which threaten a long.
period of illness.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
ADYICE TO MOTHERS.

MRS. WISsLOw's SOOTHING SYIUr, for chill
drcn tecthing, is the prescription of II ofthc
best female nurses and physicians IN the
United Statos, and has been used for forty
years with ncvur.failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. Duringthcprcccss
oftccthing its value is i~ncalculable. Trclieycs
the child from pain, cures dysentcry and diar-
rhpa, gripping in the bowels, and wind-colic.
By giving health to tho child ii rests tho
mother. Price csc. IL bottle.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

Sr-ntFF NowIin and his chief
deputy, Capt. Roberts, spent a
couple of days in camp this week
Whether they came to see Sigh or
Parker. we know not. They saw
both of them, however.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

Ed. HoMAN has returned from
Tuiaruso, and proposes spending
the Winter with us. Welcome.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

1t will pay you to write to Ben
Small of FL Paso, Texas, for sam
pies Of wall paper.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
LOCAL ROUNDUPS

Lmcksomctime make. II name.
Bat Priutcrsink 80 black ma solemn.
VIZ give u mar peculiar Fame.
when putin this peculiar column.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
Carlo HOt el
WuirE OAxs.......NEw Mrxlco
VIZ. GALLAGHER, Prop.

This iloicl IS = new BRICK structure and
is furnished throughout with new iutni.
iure Sleeping nums are well supplied
Will clean aaai comfortable bcds.an1 pro
yidcd with light ard ventilation. Table
supplied with lhe best the market NJ
ryrr, caie taken 81. and aitcn
ton paid l6wail Is Of transient guos;e.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

Ready mixed paint atBenSma!l's
FL Paso, Texas.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

Samples at wall paper sent free
on application to Bon Small, FL
l'aso, Texas.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
\. D UpsoS. 2. F. GARRETT.
Surveyor e. Notary Pub. Dea 'erin Realty
UPSON & GARRETT,
Lald Agents aid Confe!aaeerS,
Roswell, n. M.
Complete Maps and Abstracts Of all lands
embraced in the Pecos Valley. No
charge for inspection. Lands
bought, sold and located
for settlers.

Cffce-Oarcit's Ranch. head of North
crn Canal Of Pacos Irrigation aud Invest
msnt Co. Post Office addrt ss--"Upson &
Garrett, Roswell. y. M"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

Bedroom wall paper at Ben
SmaIl's, Fl Paso, Texas. Send for
samples.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
4mroM County xeader.
Saturday, Jan. 4, 1880.
SoCrH.r1EG.

kD.f P.-Bnxtcf Lodge No. 0, knights Of
l'ythias, mo-, very Thursday. might, ~ 80
o'cbbck VI i'iug Knights asc cordially
In tilted to attend.
JAS. REID. G.. G.
BDwAWD UKBHICK. X. OT r. ,.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

A.R-Kcnrncv Post, No. 10. mrctson,th'
last Monday night of cnch month. nj Tow
Han. JUnS y, BRoWH. z. c.
L.. X. BOSSELL. Adjt.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

|. %. G. T.-whitc oaks Lodge No. 40. meets
every saturday uight. 1T Castle Hall, at :
O'Clock. Visiting hrotsvis earnestly iuvii
j. A.. WOODLAND, CT,
JAMES H.. ARKER. Sec.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
NkN BIRBER SXOP.
". l.. HUGHES,

prepared AT all hours to operate on
the head OF face of all patrons and will
guarantee satisfaction. Siop On White
Oaks Avenue. just east of III Posiorlcc
cleaning and repairing neatly,
well and chcaply done b. Mrs. Hughes
BRING on your garments.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04
1850 died hard on Tuesday.

1890 came in smiling Wednes-
day.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

ES REASONABLE.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

WHITE OAKS CONGREGATIONAL Cru re
Lords Day Notwithstanding. II o'c.
Sc E~vcning-5:a0 o'clock.
SUNDAY School-9i1 n. ny.
Wecklv Bible reading. Wednesday Eve.
at 7:3Jo'clock-Seats free All arc wei
come
n. W. LANE. Pastor.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-01-04

D%:REcrnRY or THE METHODIST CHuRrH
Preaching each Sunda In the month except
tho ind. at ~ a. IN. mud at y M. sunday
School every sunday at 3 D. M, and Prayer
Meeting every = huirIay evening at y. m
5. W. THOMAS, Pastor in charge.
A. POTTER. i. L.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-16
FAI FOR SnMrn.
Questionable Operations Viii, =.
Well Those on ~ Y

muse on the Ins.
It's a fair question. BoT
Secretary WINDOW, james 4 4
Napoleon Mckinley, BOs h.
Matt Quay expect to MI. =
present policy of the rni,', \, |
Government? Are they On ~
floor, as usual?
Money is worth to tbs ",
usurers nowadays all the v,,t
quarter to one-haIf Of one y, =. !.
day. 1t has been loaned At S i,s.
high as two hundred per cen, /
mum. Mr.. Windom's bond nr,,'1
the purpose of easing NJ, n
are made almost without sIs,,l
the men who are charging NIL
per cent. for money. The nns|
they get from the Treasurv Nj
out to spectators in Wall ,tss
rate Of one-halt of one per cent !,
How much are the Republican 4
who are on the inside maki,,
operatiun2
Another big swindle Is inrl
In anticipation of the McKlDla
enactment the big impOrtes ii
have been making heavy vQn
foreign goods in advance Of n
tion for the purpose Of selliu
a monopolized market ma
bought under the present tai.
will sell under the McKlnlt
These goods are now in b9rI
the ordinary course the dufs
paid soon. The speculatOs
ask their friends, Window, Ell:
Kinley, Reed and Quay s
amendment to the McKinley i
mitting them to postpone tteH
of duties for six months OF an
other and palmer words thg
Government to furnish them y
tai or credit necessary to caya
deal designed to beat the G0Ej
itself out Of revenue and tOog
people with high prices How 4
are the anchor-casting statesna
to make out OF this operation \
There is 'fat" in both Of Az]
for somebody and perhaps h
body connected with the cra
wasteful regime now in pOyGf
ington. The question is Howl
Chicago Herald.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-16

the noor OF either aou,. ~
ass Of himself the fac. M - y
on the record The U,i,.',i u
iona record is iu,endsd !.
the public, and not b, q q =
privilege of the Con,,.'a''' y
very knowledge that Ii, ','',''' -.
70 be reported and ma. 's''
would be an incentive @,ata = \
man to behave himself. : IN
indulge IN all sorts Of via la'Al
the floor and then 20 !. 'l''
printers Office with a. J, T. :. u
speech and have the Con,,.'.s, .'s'
ord make him say ve,v da.o 80
The example set by tso'. oSa y.
thorisy always has a b,5 ,5', y U
masses. If a Congressm,, Ias' l
to lie under Government r,. ! a
body of the people are !, 's1''' !.
ing infected With the i5s, ''a'' \
is respectable. For tbe,s y
reasons We Insist tina, Co.'q "
return to the early yir,rss !,
public and require all Of i,
to be accurately and ru,bt,T' h.
St Paul Globe.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-16
CONGRESSIONAL LYING,
Habit Calculated to InJure the Morals
OF the Nation.

VI but NaUOn.
Is lying National vice Of such pleas.
ant mten thatit merits Government pro-
lection? This question is suggested BY
the deliberate Justification OF Repre-
sentative kennedy's speech, which has
been done under authority Of the lower
House OF Congress. The Congressional
Record Purports to be verbatim re-
port OF the proceedings OF Congress:
and, In order that 1t may 6e accurate,
efcient stenographers are employed at
oig salaries to take down every word
that is uttered during the deliberations
OF that body.
And yet the speech which Is pub
ushed In the Congressional Record Is
not tho speech which Mr.. Kennedy do.
uyered on the floor Of Congress, nor IL
1t the speech which the shorthand re.
porters took down. Mr. Kennedv's
speech consisted mainly in an arraiCn.
ment OF Senatorial courtesy" under
which he claimed all sorts Of corruption
we're cloaked. And yet he now seeks
refuge under so-oalled courtesy OF
the uouso, which permits him to pub
ush bare-faced lie in giving to tho
world a speech he never delivered.
There isn't hairbreadth's difference
between the evils resulting from sena.
torial courtesy and the lower House
courtesy. The former cloaks corrup.
tion; the latter is a refuge for lies. IL
Is about time that both were abolished
and that all Congressional proceedings
"ere conducted on square plan.
Va member OF Conrross seta Nm ON
Sharp County record., 1890-10-16
CURRENT COMMENl.

The Republican parVhf
no wisdom teeth. -Cinclnlis
west.
For President 7. Red,
for Vice President, W. WA
Indiana; platform, brass and
st. Louis Republic.
Idaho is a rotten bOrOuGiI
for the purpose Of giving @H
licans two Senators and thru
votes. N. Y. World.
The aged Tennessee M
cut his throat because hee
live in poverty ought 70 hAn
Maine when Reed was squiN'
money.-Atlanta Constitutes
"A wag has said that lS,
tax is a wart on your nos'
can see; but a tariff tax i'''
your liver, which you can n@
which is consuming your wv
cago Tariff Reformer'
There can be no qas'p
ever that II a National elect@
be held to-day Democracy %'
the country like a whirlTlna
party Of the people is glC'4
every day.-Chicago Mall "A.
-Pious John Wanan'm
the circulation OF the kfPap
in the mails, but he allows
filthy speech to be scat'ei's
through the same chann,I AZ,
however, does not train ID 'H'
Florida Times-Unioh.
Pension Commis'len'
seems 10th to tell all be ("
that refrigerator business AN
he, too, imagines tns' .,,,st ~ Y
lenceo is all that Is necsS .,
DAYS to shut the eyes Of '"
Harrisburg pa Patriot I.,.,,4
In justice to tho As,'S .ssn
to the Speaker and u ', .or
Congress, there shoula III III, A,
sparmg laying bare Of AL ~. W y
order that aroused susp'c'.U,r sp .,n,, K
no innocent person. Inv r,asl s
TO find out all aboU' w.
World. unt
Senator Quay owes nT Nj
that has given him place :, NH
clear himself Of the Era'S' ',', d
now besmirch his charavSS " '..'SS,l
down and out. The naa'T , 4 N
lican in every abcr' but v IA
honest RcpublicaniS"'
Haykeye. ,,..s mn
.Republicsn vlc",, ,.,,,lns
one OF the newest Oh Wv % /. batItH ';
was brought about BY ,s,o = o's d,
the Mormons. For ces;'So ~ Soay
in tho constitution 'a'a"ooOti a"o
Mormons gave their ssr, ,sp, uS "
candidates SSps%Is,rsD
scale in their favor -,.',,,' a'a~
Commissions dS,"'SS.lSois
the instincts OF an oli'' nS 'Ml 4
not ready to dio' sns 'sIll rSIpF
frozen over before he w. wa sod y
oral Raum is in pretty 's,ISa, I'd
- .ha AdminlStra" Am II
has not been q wh'' MI %~uubls
Of '.,9 . p'S,, has W
tho President himself !"
Paul Globe
Sharp County record., 1890-10-16
sinndard of the prnnhet.

There 10 some controversy as to the
present whereabouts as well as 20 the
actual composition Of tho famous
STANDARD OF Mohammcd," ," the "Sanyak.
Sheriff or sacred flag Of MohammedIsm.
According to tho North German Gazette
It Ia in tho museum OF artillery at Turin,
Italy. Tho Gazette says that 1t was
formerly in the mosque OF Abou Ayoub,
Constantinoplc, but that Baron Tecco,
tho Sandman Ambassador purchased IL
In tho year 1889 and sent 1t to King
Charles Albert. The same account says
that II Is OF rcd silk, with several verses
from the Koran embroidered upon IL
yellow letters, and that It's height
slightly over 0 feet and It's width ~
feet A correspondent for ono OF the
big London dailics who claims TO have
recently seen the sacred emblem In tho
soraglIo, says thatitis OF yellow silk, and
that IL was formerly ono Of the flowing
curtains that adorned tho room Of Mo.
hammed's iavorite wife.
-ptters and minks we're very scarce In
Connecticut a dozen years ago, and It
was feared the animals might become
extinct, for their hides we're worth from
s. to $40 apiece, and everybody hunted
thom. Then suddenly fashion changed
her mind about the yalue Of mink and
otter skins the price went down, and
now tho animals abound In the state
again no numerous have minks be.
como 'horo that Moy are gottIng to be-
quite familiar with country people.
hecenuya mink, frightened by a sharp
thunder storm, fled out OF meadow.
.osneu u INTO iarmors dwelling, and
rAcoa ron room 70 room until alopNd
@ugh1 him np staia IN chamheg' '''
Sharp County record., 1890-10-16

= feal within mo a peace above all
earthly digaiJIes, stll and aunt poa,
~ Anco, ,-vSnekospears
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Long after Bonaperts had beeu dead and
buried, aud MS heart. - use Sir Iuciut
OTrlggeTS eIrression, pictied ano sent
home. the Veterans ~ ths graDds ss-roes con
tinued 10 beiiev, that ;ieW emperor Wa gilu
alive ana would return some day 90 ieac ora
tbe French eagles sgsm O. victory. Tnn al
psrssitioB gavo OCCASION 70 q heartiess practl.
cal Joke There was ousrtered ~ q provin-
cial town o. France a veteran ~ the old
Gn&rd. who was frTnly convinced a. the fu-
tgre coming ~ The emperor. and woui8 de-
scant upou thik topic st q cafe be uped ~ fre-
quen; 81 sUch a length as alternately 30
amuso and bore a party of young men whom
lie used % mesf there. and who would often
draw tho old n1sn out One day ~ ls~oaflls
known % them that = oertsaB relative - ka
paleon. who bore striking resemblance o.
hlln would enter the to-n that night m ccua-
inand - detachment ~ troops
SeoinG sn opPoriuuity,of inoulginr IN >
JOKE ~ the old mans expenss, toeY tod hiu.
a. great secret that his bopes weve sbout
- be realized and tha1 n 30 aeoferd g. wi
mess the emperor return De should gst him
sels placei on duty fbst Blght a. the gsf4 -
the town Tie veteran Gtd -. and T,siuiiat-
i1g with joy and expectancy Sv1lte1 tbs
appointed hour u caTDs the s1und -
drums approached. the irosps s8tsreI tns
r,iace. snd 81 their head rr.ae ore vbo.~ ~ m
face ani ciear cut features awakened in tie
Oh soldier mind rnefnor1ss - ths qlo-folr
past ln ~ agony - jrv 30 exclaimed
"CeV luir ae dropTed hfF snussei threw
up his arms sDd v1tll c1-y - 'Kivs lsrl-
persur r feil dsad c'sut3eusn' hags,sn,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

The H~lleBes sppear g. ave no coal
mines, says Tho Glasgow Herald bat their
Ignite deposits are nearly az gspd. some CO
scriphous yielding in pure carbon swo thirds
f n e4usl weight of Engiiaa c-'si Mo sup
plies sulphur Hante spr1nEs of ezoslieut "a
irolsum. usei by the aDcieot t-eeiss abd Ro-
mans. Seriphps ous n ihe bast s.nds 4
magnetic ircn. and Isurfurna abounis iu Stag
derived from the ord lesl "a fnee 81 the an
eisnts The dsirv Industry o. Greece 81 very
inperfert. ard the hour Nails arr worked ~
raisr snd wind Bot thsre ere dtsfa iiuF In
dussriss q considerable fsrns IN the preduc-
ficn n aicobol md ic7ors. aud lreeos pro
duces g. ~. .00o h-ctali t,srs O. ri0s onsfyu~th
= vhich y exP1rt~d ~ Rurupear courtriss
There sre 80 rnstallsrgtcai iBdustriss naval
oru~t ~Dctsog. T~TfDrnfug. dveinE. tanning
.nd c7tton hDd SIX indu~t-les alike bvesy
sr4 rI~~eggfui TIE -u+t0u sIiuni1F -nilis V1p.
rsFing t1s n1rnhers b. ~. whieh ncr corD.
n piac~ - KDgitsb ta--,sis Tlsis t-isf sd
rapff survey would - inooryFsste yithout
s4ns notios q - splendid uysyhlss ~hieh
.rs 80 oniT s.ighsy 5sv.3ope5. - rrs srs
80 esffe
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Ia travclls .4rolgh Persia Some Gf,sen
yo4rs ago, 5tI tellew, an EGglish oas li4ear
found ile parle ~ - gpsf every rnut vii
ing % admit aHi & lameai their ienorancs
A native oalciai sshou4 ne met e1IlslilrG ho~
- is that tie Enslea are 50 much letter in-
formed
"lol 60 riiiur along and come % nil-
lase TO the ffrst iDAn you meet .u b. you
say What DO you o~l that b.Af sud be
give you - nafne Ouf c9noe youT note
book and down g. tlc nsH7es. and by sua hv
al the world knows THAT ihere is suoa d lll
near s1ch village fact notea elsc tn tao
country II awarl ~ ezc-fa TOE Inhabitants
Of the actual local ~
BY way OF illustration W.Il tsl Ylu w hat
occurred 10 nle many yass ag.. vbsn ~
young man. ] went - lang alore vita hatch
- hor~,s for sa4c Ar EngliSh onlcer who
spoke Persian asaed me oDs dav sbsut ny
country, and whes J tcd him tse name 81
my village he turDes .t Up IN bis map Aad
said
YES, see There Is o pbaee near II csliesa
Gands China
3" No. said J. here IL nc suoh pian. near
80, nor even IN the oosniry'
'11sre musi De maintained be
We'll, considering ] Anew my own roun-
try best, ] thought b. useless srruinf the
point - ] remainc5 s.ieut. allowing hin 70
have hls own Hay " ben returned 9osDe
and recOuuicd uy adventure an tbe Bscohn.
! mentioned this circu instance. WITH ~ very
hatt0ring si,us;on 20 the Epgliss ofioeg per
slFtcnt Obstinacv.
" You are wrong Shah sahib said two
OF three voiosr 0sBdb ChiDs Il tee brirv
bog at the further end ~ TIE hollow behind
our hin
Well, said J. J mover Enow that before
So the Engiish olicar SOC see kncw s hst J
did not q nay native pisoo "Y outh'f Con-
panion.