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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

WANTED - LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
w 10 establish agency for sale OF interests
ID Mexican coffee, rubber and chocolate
Plantation; exceptionalo opportunity: big money:
investigate. Address 1903 No. 100 washington
street. Chicago, ILL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

WASTED-TU LIAM nONEY ON Ola.
w nonds. watches, jevelry, hardware,
muscA instruments, Bicycles. clothing. DRY
Rsid FOR second hand goods OF al kinds also.
The above goods for sale % halls the ususl
store p-icee AL business sranaa ctions strtcsiy
conroentAl- bis new number and location
ic-i Second Avenue nont forget ~ d. W
Joues Two rings on I3I7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

WANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSE
w keeper in widowers family. Call at us
Seventeenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

TOR SALE-LoT SOUTHEAST CORNER
Twenty third street and Ninth avenue; Is
foot front. VIII sell on easy terms Address
T. j. Halpn, 500 Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

ENoR PENTHOUSE AT FOOT OF MOLINE
= avenue and Twenty third street, Apply
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

"ANTED-A SCRUB GIRL AT TIL
w kimball hors,, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

TOR RENT-sIX-RooM HOUSE. NO. 80
- Seventh avenue. Apply 10 George y.
Roth, Masonic Temple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

EoR RENT-THE STORE ROOM AT ISL
Third avenue. Apply V. Dauber
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

TOR RENT = TEN-RooM HOUSE IN THE
rent reasonable. Csll at 1910 second avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

Rock Island. Illinois, March 10, 1895.
JOHN T. stafford, Complainant eoicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

T .oSr-AN oPEN-FACED GOLD WATCH
- Wsltham movement. Finder please re
turn 10 this once and receive suitable re ARD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FLAT OF
l. rooms at lI0s Nineteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

Thirteenth street and second avenue
Rent so Apply TO T. II. Stafford 81 Jackson
& Hurst's Office
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-08

WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL At ISL:
w Fifth avenue.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE

A vigorous journal is the Insurance
and Commercial Magazi ne. and il GIVES
some plain talk now and then 10 its
many goldbug associates. Here is one
of Its points:
"With millions secured without la-
Dor, the Secretary of the Treasury, q
money changer asks the question:
What has not this fair land done
for the afflicted and unfortunate on
earth? With lust laws, institutions con-
formable to natural rights, with honest
regard for honorable obligations, with
. common love for the common veal,
who can prophesy its future greatness
and glory?"
This is whs. has been done: 1t has
reduced values over one-half, includ.
ing demand and value of land, labor,
production and consumption through.
out the country, untaxel L. S. bond:
and gold, money excepted, except in
great money centres.
1t has reduced value of corn from &C
| to 30 cents or loss OF over 500, 0C0 ,OOS
cotton from Is to cents q pound OF
coo 600 bales, loss of over 500 OOO..
coo: wheat from 81 to 81 on 900 600
bushels or 10000 600; farms are re.
duced one half, with doubled in abiiit,
| to Day debts, duties and taxes: - 600,
600 laborers reduced from SIS to SIS De,
week, q loss of Sill Al ,0Oo, 900 q year ant
SO on.
These are only sample object lesson.
of what this gold money and idle Z.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
AN AVALANCHE LIES,

The Hessian Press, mostly daily
newspapers, being Morgan's organs
down in North Cslina," have evident
ly entered into an agreement that,
having failed in their plans to make
any body believe their lies about Sena-
tor Butler, they will now undertake q
campaign of lying against Governor
Russell. Almost every day these
Tory sheets have contained some lie
and most of them sent out by their
hired liar in Rsleigh.
There was the story about the Gov
ernor cursing at conductor on rail-
road about free passes. This was an
out and out lie. No such incident
ever occurred. Unlike most lies, there
was not even q scintilla Of truth at the
bottom Of it.
Some little hired monopoly sheet in
Wilmington, put out sensational
screech about the Governor going
down to the beech on Sunday will
certain other prominent men anC
there holding q political caucus. Full
details were given of what was sale
and done, with particulars of time
place and circumstances. This stuff
was copied in the goldbug sheets al
over the State. 1t was all lie Th'
Cover or on the Sunday mentioned
was in Raleigh. There was no sucl
caucus. The whole thing was invent
ed and sent out by lying scribbler
who are hired by the corporations t
serve the money power.
Then there was the lie about tn
Governors threatening to call out tn
militia to fight Mckinley and Com
pany. A great flourish of head line
about war and such. Every word Q
it lie.
Then next day these same Hessia
daily sheets published contradictio
of the lie. In doing this, they put i
a,.other lie. They said the Governo
had given them an interview, deny
ing the lies they had printed. Upo
enquiry We learned that he had give
D them no such interview. This lie VS.
5 told to try to make it be believed thu
e the Governor had noticed them an
their lies and liars. This is one {
their tricks. These gutter snipes {
5 the press, will put out lie for tt
: purpose of getting denisl. By tn
: means they seek to attract attentio
: to themselves.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

Saw the heavens ill with coinhefce' tfso
Pilot, Of the purple twilight; dropping down
with costly bales,
Far alorg the world wide whisper Of the
south-wind rushing warm,
With the s.sndsrds Of the peoples plunging
through tie THUNDERSTORM;
Till the war-drum throbbe' no longer. and
the battle asgs we're furled
In the Parliament of man, the Federation
Of the world,
There the common sense OF the most shall
hold a fr tgul realm in ave.
And the kindly sartn shall slumbe lapt in
universal Law.
20 triumphed ere my passion weeping
through me lett me dry,
Left me xitn the palsiei heart, and left M
with the jsundicad eye:
Eye. 10 which all order Testers, all thing
here are out q Joint,
Science moves but slowly creeping or
from point 10 point:
| y,' ! sipub' not though The og.s are N.
rrsGsjEg purpDse runs,
| tad re hOughh II men are gtdeH'n.
,riih The prprsss If tn s',as.
/ Know edge comes bat wisdom fingers, al
linger on the shore,
| And the individual withers, and the worl
Is more and more
IA Wedge )mes. but wisdom fingers, an
he bears laden breast,
Full OF sad experience moving toward II
s'llluess of his rest.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
ANOTHER BIG Trust FORMED.

The three large cracker biscuit
corporations of New York, Pittsburg
and Chicago are organizing this week
in one trust with $50 DOC, 900 capital
These three corporations have secured
control of sll the other large factories
of the country and all small ones will
be forced out of business. This is an
almost everyday occurrence. If stop
is not put to it, soon every business in
the country will be monopolized into
s few mammoth industrial trusts. This
thing will so on until those who are
opposed to monopolies and trusts vote
TO remove the causes that inevitably
produce and foster trusts. Congress
made its fatal mistake when it allow
ed the three great instruments of COM
merce which are natural monopolies
TO go into the hands of private cor
porstiops. This b,under created the
first three trusts known in cur coun.
try. These are the parent trusts
Those who control the instruments o.
commerce can put any and every line
of business into trust at wills trus,
is the logical result of all the evil Law!
that now curse the body polite. 4
trust cannot be organized and main
taired during period of general pros
perity. The causes that produce hare
times are the CAUSES that produce anG
foster trusts. A trust is the child o
bushes. stagnation and feeds upol
hard times; when once organized it az
gravates the evil conditions that CAV,
it birth. Therefore let Us apply thu
anti-monopoly doctrine of Thos. JET
Nsrsou and remove the great paren
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
-, =, D.,s cure Liver Ills easy 10 take

server has told the truth snd for oncr
shown itself capable Of giving credi'
shere credit is due. The People
Party congressman and Senators hays
solidly backed Senator Harris in this
fight against all these attempted Pa
cifc Railroad steals, but it is the only
party that has done so with anything
like unanimity. The News and Obser-
yer is right when it says 1.-The presence
Of such men in the Senate is the hope
Of the country" Yes, if enough of the
Democratic and Republican Congress
man here could be replaced by Popu-
lists Senators and Congressman there
are q hundred steals that would be
stopped and hundred needed reforms
that would be speedily 'naugurated.
| But il the News and Observer is sim
cere why does it not back up the Peo'
Piles Party and Gov. Russell in theiI
fight in this State to stop railroad
steals here as big as the Pacific Rail
road steal that Senator Harris and thu
other Populists in Congress bave beer
hghting9
| II Senator Harris was fighting 70
Transportation reform in North Caro-
lima would the News and Observer he'll
him or would it fight and abuse him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
NEW BERR'S GREAT FAIR.
II Will Fxceed Previous Ones and Man,
New aud Interesting Features Secured.

IL Will Exceed Previous Ones and Many
New and Interesting Features Secured.
The Eleventh Annual Fair OF the
East Carolina Fish, Oyster, Game and
Industrial Association will Be held 81
New Bern beginning February 2stb
and continuing elk days until March
5rh.
The management are dong al in
their power TO make the next Exhibh
ton the greatest event Of IFS kind
ever held in this State The race pro-
grants an especially attractive one. the
purse azgregating SO 600. In all the
various departments that 60 10 make
ups Fair liberal premiums are offered
The exhibits this year will far exceed
those of any previous fair, and the dis
play OF Fish, Game and Oysters will
be fair TO themselves. In the line
of amusemen,s. they have secured the
very best attractions attainable. Nc
expense has been spared 10 procuring
such features as they know would be
of interest to the people.
All Who attend can be assured OF
witnessing some fine racing, magnifi-
cent display OF stock, farm and garden
products fish, game, oysters, poultry
and the like. The Leading free attrac-
ton is complete Wild West Show
The entire performance will take
place on the race track every after.
noon during the Fair, and will be ao-
solutely free.
Mr.. VIM. Dunn is president of tt,
association and Mr.. George Green sec
rotary. Both gentlemen are endeavor
ing that this Fair shall exceed all pre-
vious ones and they no doubt will sue
| coed. The rsilrt ads offer reduced rates
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

We note further TIA. SOM months
age, Rev Babo va, accoriing 20 Dem
ocratic evidence, about the meanesi
and vilesr b=ing in tx sterce. That
WAS when be had = little JOB that some
hungry, lazy Demecrst wanted. He
lost bis jJh, talked about II. and 10
be becomes, according 10 Democratic
evidence. thorough Christian gentle
msr-a scholar-a crecitabie witness
and the champion Democratic scan
tsl-monger and filth speHer Of tn,
State, 10 wit the Nauseous Lie Serves
! honors him with the report Of tw,
column interview with niming hesC
! lines. Good CORA shi-us-er-live.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
RIGHT FOB ONCE.

1t gives US pleasure to reproduce the
following from the editorial columns
of the News and Observer:
Senator Harris, of Kansas, deserves
the gratitude of all honest men for ex-
posing the Pacific Railroad steal. He
was q gallant Confederate soldier who,
after the war, went West and was etc
ploy ed to build that road. He knows
the value of every mile of il, and his
courage aud knowledge have been of
rare value in preventiLg the wholesale
steal. The presence of such men in the
Senate is the hope of the country"
Now Senator Harris is = Populist
Senator, and was only last week elect
ed chairman of the Populist Congress
sional Campaign Committee. We take
pleasure in reproducing the above be-
cause in this case the News and OBJ
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

THE RAILROADS AND FREE PASSES
"Morgan's organs down in North
Calina" are having much to say
about the sweet innocence OF Their
masters n the free pass business. They
claim that the passes through all the
years have been given and accepted
without the knowledge or notice Cd
| the part of the railroad or the individ.
uals who accepted them, that there was
nothing in the law that prohibited
them. As to individuals outside OF
railroad circles, this is true: but how
about the railroad magnates? How
about their royal outfit Of Attorneys
and healers and lobbyists Didn't
they know that the North Carroll
na Railroad law in this respect was
copied from the Interstate Commits
sion law: Didn't they know that
Judge Cooley, the famous lawyer and
chairman of the Interstate Railroad
Commission had decided that the " lords
of the statute did prohibit free passes:
Didn't they know that time and time
. again decisions had been rendered by
, the Interstate Commission, cOnstru'
D ing the words of the statute and hold
e ing that these words prohibit free
r passes? Didn't they read the cases OF
0 this point reported in the reports o
E the Interstate Commission? For ex
8 ample, see Vol. 9Th, page SO and Vol. Sd
o page 300 and Vol. Sd, page 3S7 and Vol
: I'd page 1863. Didn't they know of this
O II they did not, what were they Their
), for? What were they lpaid for q? D.
5 they want to come up now and plea
e the baby act and have the world be
> lieve that they are set of fools, to
r stupid or too lazy to keepup with tn
b decisions of the courts on thes
5 matters, vitality affecting their ow
business?
N As the boys say, that racket won
a work." They did know it, they knee
!, all about it but there were some othe
is things also that they knew. They kne'
le that they had been using free passe
r, to work political conventions and
B. lobby legislatures. They knew the
if had succeeded at it, they knew tn:
ID they had Railroad Comm lion whic
ST was winking at il and pr, fitting by
ut They thought tn had fs;'- in f
m on Governors and j Judges al. il ,ilros
es Commissioners.
lis That's where they slipped: Iut whe
III the indictments come on them, it vi
q? be great fun to hear them plead ign
he rance. How many Judges will
- humbugged by that CHATTER!
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

trusts and thus remove the causes that
have produced and are today produe-
ing the great aggregasious Of monster
industrial trusts.
p. S. Since the above was written
two more gigantic trusts have been
formed. One is the wire and nail trust
with q capital of ss-. oo0, 600. Thi. is one
u the most mammoth combines jet
formed. In The last few days the price
| Of wire and nails hss gone np-see act
count Of il ia news columns.
| The other trust formed is the paper
| rust. Its aim being to control the
| outpu. and manufacture Of paper
all article that enters in every home
and business place. The publishers o.
the small country weekly papers vii
nave 10 pay the increased prices de
msnded by the trusts which, in som'
cases. will cause the hard struggling
publisher to suspend. This trust i
Allied to the in am us l. )ud me sure, ii
that both are seeking to destroy tn
circulation of the farmers weekly visi
Tor, his county paper, which At presen
are having struggling time to e1is
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

There is on file, in a good, convent
1T place, list of something 8 little
less than q thousand lies which have
teen invented and circulated by the
Democratic press of this State during
the past year or two. They will be
coliated and printed soon SO that ev-
erybody can see them. These Dem
papers themselves can have no ade-
quste idea of what liars they are unit
they see partial list Of the record. \,
effort will be made TO print them all
Such an undertaking would burst tn,
Encyclopedia britannica.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

DR.. Caldwell, Of the Charlotte Oh
server, expresses regret thss bis Wash
ington CORE pendent was m s'Etorm-
ed" a. 10 the matter in that special"
about calling our the military &c
Wonder If the atfable and urbsne Doc
or cannot find cause TO regret few
ii the tons OF isinformAtIon" that
las been unlosded On him from nearer
4ome? We congratulate the highly
olished Doctor on has facility in sp-
lying the word "misinformed' 10 al
4ction which is referred 10 by ruder
J eople with a much more emphatic
| utterance
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

The Peoples Party was the first to take
up the fight against free passes; but
now the Democratic machine sheets ar.
making more fuss over that violation
Of the law cor pretending to make il
than has ever been msde before. All
yes. it is a machine that has stolen
votes, passed laws that make repudia-
diation possible, been recklessly and
scandslously incompetent in office
stolen platforms, and so far it ma:
been able to do so by imposing on it:
readers, stolen the good name of tn,
State. We will tell all about thes,
| things in detail in The hear future.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
MORGAN's OvERSEER AND TIE
UNIVERSITY.

Some time ago The CAUCASIAN made
known the fact that loss of six thou
sand dollars ($6,0OO.0O) had been Dump
ed on the University by having its
funds invested in Stanly county
bonds. 1t now turns out that there is
another batch of eight thousand dol
lars ($S,OOOOo) Of Wilkes county bonds
which have been dropped on Chapel
Hill. Who sold these bonds to the
University? Who were the men vino
managed the selling and buying:
We're they fusionists? If they had
been, what q howl would have come
from Morsan's organs down il North
Calina":
From Beaufort up to Boone,
there would have been a merry tune
For the pale face and the coon,
Played on Morgan's organs
Down in North Calina."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

/ send my photograph and testi-
monial. / suffered with catarrh 81
the head, nose and throat for three
years. could get no relief until ]
began taking Pe-ru-na. took
three bottles 1t has done wonders.
Independent Of curing my catarrh,
it has greatly improved my general
health. l cannot describe the
change Any one suffering from
catarrh, and knowing that IL csn
be cured, would be very unwise not
TO take DIR. lIartman's advice. Fol
low directions. Pe-ru-na does the
rest.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
AIiTTIE SUFFERER
Fsce, Hsrss a,5 Err@ C5>ors3 F.si1
sc-osu3ca@ Furs3r- - t+2ss Gre
Was Ctfzx4~Es

Fece, Fs rSs . - EFFr@ N-%1F1~ Httkf
sc-osu'ca> Fgr,9r- t*oes Csrc
Was CffzS.ec-
hen sFe -ez-s as -es -t- -, -af
scros1ia On - rs .--=-' as a-za-- =
was v.o-s. O r. e:-..f. a-.--az q she ores
IN lbs cts.s.-s a.. ..s:s-i trc-c very Ia u
Il appeared ia t.e f--e. &: -e.4 pi.nF.es
which wozld fcsscr. b.'z3> Cren ana run
and then sob oye-. As.cr cts1pTsea-.ng
the. would l.eS'@ &C. a. II 7 ter c-u5-Sd
intense itching ard t5e i4stIe s@ffere- kad
to lie watched continuity 10 kesP HIN
from scratching he SO. We became
greatly alarmed a hi, condition. My
wife's mother haG lid sczotuss and the
only ned!ct y n Oh had helpt her was
| Hood Sa "a pariila. We decided - give
/, to our boy a-t We ro.Cd al improve
| ment In hi, ca 80 very soon. After giT!ng
him four bottle Of Hoods Sa-sararilla
the huraor had all been driven out OF his
blood and i has never since returned.
WILLIAM EARTz, 4l6 South Williams ST.
Sout Bend. Indiana
You can buy Hoods Sarsaparilla OF al
druggists Be sure 10 ge. only Hoods
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
Do THEY WANT A DOSE OF t. EIR
OWN MEDICINE?


OWN MEDICINE?
Some of Morgan's organs have put
out the threat, coming of course from
their masters, that the Southern rail-
road will tear up their tracks il the
Counties of Wilkes and Stanly by
way of punishment TO the people of
those counties for refusing to pay the
unlawful bonds. Let them try it.
THE CAUCASIAN informs the people
of Wilkes and Stanly that they need
not be afraid of the threats Of Nor
CANS hirelings. The Governor of
North Carolina is not wearing their
yoke. Ifthese railroads undertake to
tear up their tracks or quit running
their trains, the State will put an in-
| junction on them and also some indict-
ments. They will get dosed with their
own medicine. The law does not al
low railroads to receive franchises
from the State and then refuse to serve
the people. When they build rail.
road, they have got to run it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

The Peoples Party is the only party
whose Congressman and Senators yo-
Ted solidly for the Teller Resolution
The Peoples Party is ,he only party
that is solidly on the right side Of ey-
cry vital question. Ii is the only par.
~ that expels TRAITORS and keeps it:
ranks pure. Therefore the patriot.
from all other parties should gather
nuder its banner.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

Gov. Pingree is making the same
fight for reduction o; freight and pas
senger rates and against other corpor-
ations of the people that Gov. Russell
is making in North Carolina. OF
course all the railroad organs in Mich
igan are fighting and abusing Gov
Pingree as they are Gov. Russell in
this State. Gov. Pingree has just Won
his fight for two-cent fares.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

] want TO tell you What I'.-rgl
has done FOR me. I Wa a. ia1 z
A. any man could Ice with inas-
tiOn for five year. and l',-rUs
cured me. ] speni lots - MOO.
trying 10 get cured. bui J u1.
was helped permanently uri
took Pe-ru-na. ! cannot -fsal
highly Of IL. have recommC
ed ru-na 20 over "A hund-'4 =
pie here and in Chicago. waer
have been a great deal o. a." 81
for the last ten yeas.
4 J Thorn -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

We may undertake to give = pen
picture Of the wiry, vha,so little bri-
gsee that thinks IL collects news In
and abou, Raleigh AID .eosrespones-
IL cot and prints IL in the Raleigh Pa
pers- live could Go /; successfully
many . vest button would bust CT be.
fore q reading % The .k-toh could b.
dni.h.c
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

Five cent cotton under Democrat
Cleveland. Five cent cotton under
Republican Mckinlsy.. And yet
many poor fellows who raise it persist
in remaining poor enough in brain to
whoop, I'm a Dem.," or I'm Rep
Suppose these roor fellows should yell
"I'm fool" time or two. They
would be surprised at the velocity with
which their conscience would say
"Yo GU told the truth once"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

Did you ever see the like. Look -
The Democratic platform. The present
State administration is the only one
that ever made an ef.or; 10 carry out
any measure that Democrats have ever
prof ss,d 70 advocate, and yet Dem
era iApers are making themselves
black in the face in their .n.'rs 10
con .,IEn tie ADMINISTRATION
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

There has been enough crow eaten
oy some Democratic paper. during IT..
past twelve months 10 supply the meat
trust with sufficient material 20 keep
the canning department running =
year il prosperity would return.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

Taxation in the city of Raleigh
amC UNITS to nearly two and half per
CEN of the taxable value. Goldbugs
say money is so plentiful that it is be-
ing loaned in MOO Yawk" for two and
,nr half per cent. What's going to
hap pen to the goldbugs when their
mt. rest amounts to only the amour,
Of their taxes? Let them settle thi:
gu. stion. They may try to make 9
fur, her puzzle of it.