davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
1898 Continued.

Varas. bounded y rs n g. d.
thca. = hy aanfo Domingo lnd.
ans. D.. ~ J. A. a. o. ihcui " By
grant iimiis Land % by go yar8s
bounded n. w 2. Marna. = By a.
C % Baoa T. by ncouuia W 10y
D. A. oaroia Tax fliN. penalty
siei costs. N-fQ' total .......t.,... $3.50
UNKNOWN OWNERS TT " and 90
lot q. acck, Vs. a. a l.. add rax
&c. pcfatify. a. coaiE 50. tUtai..f ~
"a e, block -, r. = .. odd Tax
Is1i = block ~. ~ a q. add Tax.
siC penalty 1ci rotis, alc TOTAL IS -
TrHc of bot 4 block iA ~ Is H. add
TaN, ne, penalty. b.. costs, zoo ID.
Frac' Of loi y block o. % a D.. add
raN. &c, penalty 81 costs. ~ ..
t.oi II block p. A. 4 T.. add. rax.
Sc prnaity 81. costs. 90. totaii..f %
lot q tdogk aa. ~. A l.. add. rak,
sc penalty 81. Cueis. 81, totals ~
lot D block %. u. a 4. add. Tax.
&c penalty 81. costs. 90. toial....t 20
ioi o. bloch ~. n. a = odd. TaN.
~. % 10 pT Sioes X S O1 \ t. .'' ada 2''' Tas
sc. penalty 81 costs 90, toial..t ~
lot a. block %. n. a T. add Tax
&c. penalty 81. Custs. 20c. dpiu.,..f .@
Lot VI hlock G ~ a L. ADA. Tax
sc penalty 81. COSTS 90. toial...t a
TOT :, hivck b, o. 4 I. add Tax.
TO, biocE ss. B q l.. odd. TS,x.
glr penalty g., cOats, ele total. 3 -
Lots I 90 inc. block a. county add.
rax. $50, penalty. 49,. coris. SD.
i.a's to 10 inc. block ~. Couusy AID.
niN, 80. penalty &c. costs. SOD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

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r., 49, !. 49,, 49, y, -. az ,,,isi 20
49, 4, a. qs.... 49,
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~ ", ~" y, ~ ~. ,n1,t '' 20
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if ,',.,l i' .'usN ~, -. t,i't "a
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| 80 "a -. ~" t.'.t "a
F.l3' -, ~ ~ ~ 4 w., sic
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| f.Wai' 80 ~ ,r., 90
/ ,. 49,. soi1 La
| l.N'' ,3' +. Z - a;t
/ -. ~, "'' ~ a., t,tai 1 d
go ~ ~ ~ 49, .a.
| ~ =. 49,, a.. rti toa
| ~ 'ite i,,s A n, ~ n r,sc. 49,.
| '.....t,. ~ 800. So. tos,f IA
| 10 m block "A q. r. q Taxea 5ac
penalty ~ costs. DO, total 1000. = 10
Tot block q, %. " IaEoA' 'ee -,
penalty. De-. costs. ~, total .ttstg.tt ~
Tot p block ~. %. a = Taxes, ioc
PENALTY d costs, nc total ....t ~
| TOT 2, hinfh w. ~ ~ - lAA'H wv a.
len",,y costs pe' ,o'a, -" o."
,ras,. En- p,.,,sliy. g. costs sa.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
4 NKNOWN OWNFRs.


y. y. a. = =. H. see. 2 r. y n.
penalty. sac; costs. Sc; total. 81. So. %
y. W. =, 8 y. y. 49,. 2. n % y,
t..nse n w 20 acres. Tax hs'2
w 81 p. =. SC Y u y
tango n W. % acres. Tax. us.52
I'enahy. - ro.is. hc, toiai -. ., 80 70
y ~ y. =, sts' 2 II "
tange u w, ~ acres Tax. hh12
'enaliy' @e' costs 4,ei toiai ...., $500
y w. ~ sec z, IT, u n, range
IN w, la'lN arrt~. Tax, van
penaAly va costs. &c. total ~ ~
y, ~ y y W, T. sex r. u n,
rnnge N W, 20 acres. Tax, Nk'2
penalty. SIC; costs Soc total 5000. $50 20
y. w =, y W. T. sec. 2. T i3 y.
rsnge u w " azores. TaN. NAls
PENALTY, sc costs &io poi.d =. so no
W. - W =, sec. z. T " n
range "A W. 0cres. Tax uA2i
Irv,.-'Ay. o. cOsie GiU, total SO 70
y y. y, W, ., sec z. r. u y.
MnEe u W, AZ acres. Tax. hAf1
p,eahy, sc COST 49, foial =. w %
n. ~ y, ser :, y, w NJ fwnh' - W.
~ I, acres wy, NSW' pnnalty. -.
80 .os!s, @ci total ......... % :, ~ -
y. r. =, n, r. "a secs 10. 7. ~ ~,
range n W, 70 acres. Tax tiA2,
pen1ty, 80 costs a'c uoi.tl zee. so 10
y, W ~ u. So 10 2 y n
Penn"sy 3" S"slS' - l''al :, '-o''
lasss is w. % acres ny n.'is =.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

ally Tie. cusis. ECi total ......... ?
NoW McKlco and Illinois Mining 60.
siNn pensl5,' ~. costs. xe 20.
al .....,-... .......-.... ......,. Ns
W = ~ : '' ~ '''''
49, Al n ~
LOIS ih. ~ 90 NNfh ~
GALLUP. bots 9 3 block 3. o. r.
'iNup lAA'. 81 P'"Ai'f Al.
/ 'gs'. N'a' '"l'l .....'.'..'', Wv
"tWH -, d., %. ar..
| 80 hNNN i "
/ s,,W' P'hti'F' @''' '"7iH "'' '"''''' o.
'nhu' y" u, On j., 90 ,.n..,.
lr'lr nn,h ~ - ,'hep
| laA,H. N+' l'h''iF $50 '"''7' ~
/ lnai 900 ......t ..'.''f y.
smith, J"ints
| tnp,", 'i'',lle =" ~ LOU
nl"ok I,lil"ih sn" I'k.-. f--'p -,
p'f'HH. a.l"i ''r'A' a''' '"'hl Do. ~
TNkNoWN OW NENs -tiAbItP.
lsf block q % H. q Taxes g5r.
peu,ltv ~ costs. ~. total ........t
IN bt,,k o m 4 TnNea g7c
n.u,fty se. r,ets az anal
1 ft.-tr H.. 10 ii 49, q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

PRECINCT NO. s.

AIodaca. tlumaldo MontOya
Land n by 40 vAraa. bounded y
by a. MontOya y by J. Paiz Z by
hills W BY j. q. Gutierrez. land .
rs % varaa. bounded N. y, y and
" by GrcHOrio MontOya. Taxes,
H.N. penalty. iec. costs 10c; total
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Crsspip Jtlaaita Garcia Dc
Land ~ by 10 varas bounded y b.
j Olgun. \ by l.. Jarnmillo r BY
road. W BY arroyo. Taxes. i3.@;
PENALTY iGc, costs. SIC. total .......t ~
Seiva SeCundina
NWL sen. Sec. p. TIP. 10 n. range
~. 100 acres. Land In Precinct 3,
q by % vaTaa. bounded ~ and
BY v SedillO by road, w by riv-
~. Land la Precinct ~, bounded n
by broadway, 4 by Jesuit Fathers.
\ by Rosenwald w by railroad
Taxes. t2i ~, penalty. N.22; costs
a. fnfuf NI7 II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
uNKNOwN owNERs

Nj. swi. Sec Tp . n. range
(" AGREE Taxes. uaA. penalty,
81 costs. &c. total ........,.....,...f I
Nwi. swi.. Sec. 3 III. ~ range 5
y ~ acres Taxes tai. penalty.
sEs. swl SCI i ~ n. range
y 20 acres Taxes tiN. penalty.
swI swi. seo 4 ~ = \. range
y - acres Faxes tiA. penalty
So. Mn. See Is ~ n range
p - acre.. Taxes. nai' penalty,
NEi, ~, Sec e ~. Il range
y % acres Taxes n.si; penalty.
swi, SCI. Sc. =. Tp. n. range range,
y 70 acres. Taxes n.si; penalty,
sEG ST.. Sec y. ~. n range
~ y acres Taxes. N.a' PENALTY.
swi. 50. See IS tn ION. range !
y. " acres. Taxes, n.si, penalty,
sen swI. Sec. IS TO. 10 n range )
y 70 acFes Taxes. u.si. penalty.
NWis NEN. Sec u. To. IAN. nange 70
w " acres, Taxes. N.at, penalty.
NR9 NBE SEQ 81 ~. u n. range -.
% acres Taxes, nai. penalty.
Nc. sK.. SEE Is tn. \. range
" ~ acres, Taxes. u.N. penalty,
sRl sE9. So. is ~ , n. range !
VI y acre.. Taxes. n.A, penalty.
S.. eostn. ddc, total ......t...........G
NV GSA, Sec 10. To. ? N. range
VI % acres. Taxes. Siati penalty,
swi. sEa. SCI b. Tp. n. sanes I
= y scr.s Tanss' n.sa. psnaiiyi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
PRENINCT 30 b

sandoysl. CoTuclio
land IN precincts u and p Houses
cattle, sheep furniture, otc Tax
ttOst. penalty ti.n. costs Toc.
f.tnl 400 IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Romero. EsaWpuia
House and Improvements. horses.
sheep. furniture, etc. Tax, Aile.
penalty TO-: costs Ic t0tal ~ q
itomeeO q. ~
Land. HOUSE sheep furniture etr.
Tax, 81; penalty &C., costs. Zoe.
L..-nI a Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Aetua Insurance co 81 Hartford Conn.
Tax. s1N penalty. u.tl, costs. t1c
Continental Insurance 90 uT New YORK
Tax, $3.50 penalty 'ar. costs. hc
total ................... ............. SO 70
Commercial Union Arar'infion of hontipn
total ....... .-.......... ......... 8 o %
T'ontlnsnial Firr insurance 60
Tax, G~ penalty Hc. costs, les
futaI. ....... ....s.s ........ ...... = q %
HAMBURG fireman Fire Insurance Go
TaN. SO co. penalty. Hc. costs 3c.
total 500. ........ ........ ........s. 81 II
Nav York underwriters Ageucy
Tax. tais penalty 800. costs. Nc.
ptlstlnc ms 60 qf Manchester
Tax, t3ols pcnssity 81 co. costs. air
total. ....... .......... ..... ST Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
PRECINCT No. 8


T,afoya, Eplmeni0
House on lot 4. block 3. 3. Ap0daca
add. TaNea. nQs; penalty. lSc
costs SOC. total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Bue. tmcntc Andres
Lots I 3 and 81 hoCk h. - ~ 81
Lots ia. it and a.. blDUk i0. %. r 81
Tan tm penalty. So co=is. $50
hulnl. ............. ............ $40 81
Huatnmrnfe. Manuel
Lois T. : and o. block g. o. e. s
Tax Nsl penalty. ~ costs, ec
ius'amtufu Fomus
ofs ~ ~ and gi block Co. % Y
Tax. Nla penalty Hc. costs 90.
toial ..... ... ...... ........ ........ 8 y ~
carr, clark 81
lots . TO ~ inc block g. - o. s.
lots o. 90 q inC block si. % r. :
Lots 3 and 4 hioek M % r. = Tax
$3.50, penalty lic. COSTS, No0,
Mautln"ue Chas
Lots J. "a q @ aud G. taock % %
e. a. Lots ll r. and r block a.
q. O. Tax. fi56 penalty sk
costs. ftm. total ..... ....... % "a
McHunnn, WIN
legs q and % block - Railroad
ldd Tax 9.io. pcnaliy. ~ cos.u.
TO- total ... ........ ....... j.u2
Smfh a Refs
Lots I 20 inc. block 60. .. r. 5
TtN yr.gt. penalty. %. costs. $50.
Wright Ed
LOIS Y. Is and a. block ~. O. = :
Tax. nA. penahy. l6c. costs. co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

awH NE,. Soc. a. Up. u N. range 70
W ~ hcros. Taxes, $780, penalty
81. COSTS. Nc. total ,..t..,....t..,...f I ii
sT ~ s y ss,, Sc 1 K ~ Es9si
sWi. Nwi.. SEQ ~ NJ. u \. range Il
w ~ aCres. Taxes. uN, penalty
"a costs, @ci total =. 4. ..,........t ~
NWA NWi, Sec "a To. 10 ~ range 3
q a. acres Taxes. tiai penalty,
&C. costs Soc total ........,.....f IL
avs. NWt. Sec. n rp. 10 n range
v 80 acres. raSes, u.1i. penalty.
Gc. COSTS. Be-, total ....,.,,..,,...f III
sEa Nws. Sec n. ~ 10 n. range
= % acres. Taxes. u.8i. penalty
Ms. swi.. Soc. e. Tp. Is n. range
y 90 acr, Taxes nai. penalty -.
Nw,, swi,. See Va a .rp. Is n. range ,i,.' 49,
y % acres. raSes. uA' penalty.
az. sWi, Sec. is. NJ IS n. range
y ~ acres Taxca. h.A. penalty.
az. swa ssc. ia ia. ~ Is X. range : 49,
q. % acre. Taxes. u.A. penalty.
NEi. Nas ST.. III Il. III Is \. range J
~ 90 acres Taxes. VIA polAity!
sF. SEt 49, I'm Il. NJ. is \. range range 80
81 % acres Taxes. VS. penalty
NEg sRl. Sc Il. ~. Is y range
~ % acres. Eases wa pe0aliy,
o.. costs. a5c total 81, ,...,......t l.,
AEia SEA Ecc. ~, tn a. n. range
p. 20 acres. Taxes, tlit. penalty,
EH. costs. SEE, total ...t......-..... 4
NEa NWH Sec ~ ~ "a n range 3
D. 20 Acres. TtAes NNi pUnAitY.
Co., costs HiC, total .........,......f ~
NWh NWA Sec %. 10. N ", RANGE
n. in acres Taxes uN. penalty.
sFt, Nwi,. SCI. IL. III. Is \. range
q % HDrDs 1NNcH tiW. penalty.
g.. cuats Ho. total .................. 81 L..
| SWi, wv s.c. %. ID is n. range
D. 81 acres raKrH 81 ii. penalty,
/ eo rueiF. lsc total ,t.,,.,.... ...,...i l..
| Lot H. Stt IS tn 10 y range g. i1t
! = Sos 7 rp in ~ range q D.. aEa
SEt Sec q ~ % g. range 2 q
1 NEt NEa Sea- Do Tp 10 a. range
/ 3 81 l0H Hcres. IaNeH. NM prn-
sHy lsc oo-is soc. total ......ti.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

IHrumiiiu. Hnmun
Land n vnrta. bounded n hy 4.
Gonzales by N 81 Otero. q and
W hf grant line TlNcs. s. 1t pen.
ally iic. cusis. ECi total .......,.. 5 ? n
NoW Mexico and Illinois Mining Co
Ten buildings ara sheds. etc Taxes.
$3.50 Penalty, IN. costs Ge. go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Hara Juan Antonio e. De-
Land 30 by go yaruz bounded
by ~, e. &c HaCa by Santo Do-
minEo Indians T. by "A. g. De Rn-
90 " by river Taxes. AC0. pen
atty $50 costs Nic. total ........ . 81.
AncOn Colorado Land Grant
Al right 1tle. Interest. claim and
possession 10 the ALcpn Colorado
lana grant NO acres. Taxes. fiii3.
PENALTY ac. costs. abc. total .-... SO D.
san Antonio Land Grant
Az right title. Interest claim and
possesssion Zoe Saa Antonio land
gram. bounded \ hy Cuchiila Pc
lada, \ rs Cuchila Jaspe. y by IA
lNlVrtO de- Las HueraR. W by
Springs OF Sandh mts. Taxes,
SO d penalty sic. costs Sc. total
tax ....... ..... az u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
pnECINCT IN ll

'hays1 aud. Francisco
Land - hy - varas. bounded \
by owner y rs q. ~ chavez. r.
by river. " hy hills Land 100 by
LOO Naraa, bounded y and Y BY NJ
penn. \ by A. chavuz. " by la
Celia. Taxes s2t25. penalty. $40.
COSTS. Joe, total ..t..tststt.r..t.s.t 80 ]
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
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INsrRANcE cnMrANIEa

Tho Western Insurance Go. met pre-
mlumH taxes. fieit. penalty. uci
costs 900. .. .. ................. ......til Il
Pacific Mutual Insurance Co. net pre-
niums taxes 81 -. penalty. tic;
gosfs 40 D.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
PRECINT NO ~

LOIS T.. ~ and n block N. o. = :
Tax. nA. penalty. l6c. costs TO-;
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-01-25
FED BY POSTAGE STAMPS
Origin of a Curious Popular Delu.
sion in Europe Concerning
Old Stamps.

Most people entertain the curious de-
lusion that million old postage stamps
will get an orphan into some charitable
home. How the idea originated no one
knows, but there is no truth in it. It is
quite true, however, that the orphan
home at LIE Locle, Switzerland, is part
ly maintained by old postage stamps.
The reader may ask: How is this
done? In this way: This orphanage,
being in the center of Europe, receives
old postage stamps from all the coun-
tries of Europe and other parts of the
world. In this institution are sc or
phan girls, and these old postage
stamps are judiciously mixed by them
and placed into parcels for sale to
stamp collectors. In this way the or
phanage makes about e12O a year,
which goes to the support of the poor
children.
Every year three London publications
make collection of old postage stamps
for this charity, and this year the pa
pers are offering over $500 in prizes
for the biggest collections of old
stamps. The stamps may be either Eng
lish or foreign.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-01-25
WORK OF A JEALOUS DOCTOR.
The Inhuman Way in Which Promi-
nent Philadelphia Man Was
Made blind.

Henry Askin, once wealthy and
prominent man in Philadelphia, but
now totally blind and an inmate of
the Masonic home, tells remarkable
story of the fearful result of one ply
sician's jealousy of another, says the
New York Mail and Express. Mr.. AS
kin declines to give the name of the
doctor in question.
He says that in 1875 his eyes began
to trouble him, and the efforts of his
physician, who was also his friend at
that time, seemed to be unavailing.
Growing alarmed. Mr.. Askin called in
another doctor, whose treatment was
effective. The first physician contin-
ued to visit him, but did not prescribe
for him. Suddenly Mr.. Askin's eye
sight began to fail, and the second
physician was rowerless to help him,
being finally compelled to sdmit that
his patient was incurably blind.
Thirteen years after Mr.. Askin lost
his sight the doctor who first attend
ed him died. On his deathbed he con-
fessed that. being jealous of the Sec
ond physicians success with the case,
he had drugged Mr.. Askin's medicine
and produced blindness, from which
the victim never recovered.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-01-25

radiating tubes and to dictate trip
hammer letters which accept or reject
contracts of enormous size.
But he knows nothing about Tolstoi.
He had never heard Of Tolstoi until
the man with the frock coat, the black
gloves and the delta-shaped side whis-
kers Of iron-gray came to him and
confidingly began his attack.
It was salesman against salesman
book lore versus nerve-English try
ing to overcome slang.
"Your name has been given to US,
Mr.. Latimer, as one who is fond of
good books" began the stranger.
"Who is 'usT"
'The Interplanetary Publishing
company is the house I represent.
Our manager was very anxious that
I should call on you. Even if you don't
care to place an order, know that as
a lover Of beautiful print and tasteful
binding you will enjoy looking at a
sample volume I have here"
"What made your manager think I
wanted to look at any books?"
II believe you have placed several
orders with US already, haven't you?
Didn't you take a set Of Balzac?"
II ordered lot of books from some
fellow here last spring, and I think I
was stuck. He stood me up four dol
lars book, If remember. The books
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-01-25
HE COULDN'T SHAVE.
Rare Attachments in scien-
tiflc Learning.

A famous archeologist went to his
club recently, his countenance disfig-
ured at several points with sticking
plaster, says the Homiletic Review.
There was general inquiry among
his friends as to what was the mat
ter. Razor" said the professor,
briefly. Good gracious! Where were
you shaved?" asked one of the young
er members, sympathetically. "It's a
strange thing" said the man of learn
ing. II was shaved this morning by
a man who really is, I suppose, a
little above the ordinary barber. I
know of my own knowledge that he
took double first-class at Oxford,
that he studied at Heidelberg after
ward and spent several years in other
foreign educational centers. 1 know
also of my own knowledge that he has
contributed scientific articles to our
best magazines and has numbered
among his intimate friends men OF
the highest social and scientific stand.
ing. And yet" said the savant, she
can't shave a man decently."
"What is he a barber for" exclaimed
the younger man, with all those ac-
complishments?"
"Oh, he isn't barber" said the
bookworm, yawning. "You see ]
shaved myself to-day" There are a
great many men who get into the
wrong pigeonhole. 1t is important
that mans individuality should be
studied in the selection of q trade OF
a profession. A great deal of the
worlds sorrow would be prevented II
that were done.
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somebody here at home? There's lots
of good fellows in this country you
might help to a little money II you
wanted to, but instead of that you
have to plug for some guy over in
Russia. You can bet that any coin
he gets out o. these books he spends
over there. He. don't come to Chicago
to blow It in, does hep
"Our house Is always ready to give
encouragement to American authors,
but In his line of work you must ad-
init that Tolstoi is preeminent."
"Let me tell you something: You
come in here and you want me to buy
some books written by this Stall
Tall, or whatever his name is, and
you say to me that he's the best
ever?'
II merely repeat what the critics
have agreed upon"
"The critics, eh? Now, let me tell
you about them. I had friend here
from Grand Rapids the other day, and
l wanted to take him to a show.
didn't know what was good in town,
so I got paper and read the criti-
cisms. This show that l took my
friend to got an awful lift in the pa
per, and I thought it was rotten. So
l don't want any critic tellin' me
where to get off. The fact that the
critics say that this fellow is all right
don't squeeze any lemons with me, be-
cause I'll tell you right now I never
heard of him before
"He has been writing for years."
"Where?"
"Over in Russia"
ayes, and I've been in Chicago all that
time. Do you think anybody Twin over
there in Russia can write what want
to read? He don't know what interests
me. How can he?"
"Ah, but my dear Mr.. Latimer, you
take such works as Tolstoi's War and
Peace and they are Of universal inter-
est"
whats the name of it?'
"'War and Peace'-one of his big
things"
"Say, II seems to me have heard of
that. So he is the fellow that knocks
Alger SO hard and plays horse with
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don't look to me to be worth it. I've
got 'em out home there"
"You are something of collector,
believer"
II bought what l needed to fill up
the shelves, but it seems to me it's a
sucker play for a man to &c. and load
up his fiat with lot of books that he
never reads. Why, I've got that other
stuff don't know what you call it,
but five or six books full Of poetry
nice, big swell books that I've had two
years, and I've never opened one Of
'em. l don't even have time to read
the newspapers"
TT is just as well to avoid reading
newspapers if you have access to good
books. Have you a particular prefer
ence for any line of work?"
"Yes; I like that Billy Baxter stuff
about as well as any,"
"What is the name, please?"
"Baxter, Baxter-didn't you ever
hear of him?"
mot that I recall"
"Where have you been, anyway?
Did you want to show me some
thing?"
"Yes, have something here that
fancy will please you," said the
stranger, producing black oilcloth
case from under his coat with the
movement Of the magician who finds
the white rabbit.
"What is it?"
"Tolstoi."
"Come again."
"Tolstoi."
'Tall-stoy?"
"Yes. I suppose you are more or
less familiar with his work?"
Chicago mani"
II don't think you caught the name
-Tolstoi, the eminent Russian"
"Russian?"
"Yes; he is accorded first place
among the great literary workers of
the cars domain, his writing being
characterized by simplicity, immense
strength and sympathy with all
mankind, particularly the poor and
downtrodden."
"Thats all right, too, but II your
house wants to get out books and sell
them te, people. Why don't you boost
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Trait as "our Mr.. Latimer") ss city
salesman, and the best one they ever
had. Doubtless he is what the mac
curate biographer would call "typi-
cal young business man of Chicago"
As q matter of fact, he is more so in
all particulars than the "typical"
young man, II such there be.
His appreciation Of get there" is to
his appreciation Of high art as one
thousand is to one, and he is smugiy
satisfied that no other condition Of
mind and exercise Of taste are to be
desired.
The ambition Of his life Is to have
many electric bells and phones on his
desk. to whistle orders through many