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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate, Sunny Side and Clear
Creek, lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters, lump and all nut coal. $475
per ton
Anthracite. all sizes, $3.50 per ton.
ID. ]. SHARP, Agt,
% South Main street. Telephone 429
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LOST.

$500 REWARD fer the address Of Mrs
Alexander. formerly of Mercur, lived at
% North Fifth West street first part of
September. She has three cnlldren, Two
girls about 10 and years, and one boy
years old Call As East Second South,
in store.
RIJNCH OF KEYS. in postoffice. Leave
at Herald office and receive reward.
ON MAIN, between Walker store and
LIST So, gold pencil Reward if returned
to this office.
SILVER HANDLED lorgnettes- Leave
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Drunkenness.

A safe and permanent cure for drunk
enness and 0rug addictions. Address
Kelley Institute, First North and West
Temple ST.. or BOX $50, Salt Lake, Utah.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid On savings deposits w. T. Arm
strong. president; :. e CaiEe cashier
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AGENTS WANTED.

GALVESTON: the Horrors of a Strick-
en- CITY," by Murat Halstead. Fully IL
Illustrated. Fastest selling book over pub
lished; only Sl50-. Best terms guaranteed
Outfit free. Be quick. j. s. Zeigler & Co,
Chicago Ills.
LADY CANVASSER: light work; per
manent; profitable Address B SO, care
Herald
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STRANGER TAKEN IN.
Came to Salt Lake and Fell In With
a Sharper.

came TO Salt Lake and Fell In With
a Sharper.
G. II. Nelson, a stranger in the city,
fell into the hands of a clever thief
Friday evening, and as result of the
falf' he is now mourning the loss of
a gold watch and chain and So in cash
Nelson came in from the north Fri
day, and being a stranger he immedi-
ately started out to get acquainted and
see the sights of the city. He had not
gone far when man whom he de-
scribes as short" and thick met him,
and learning that he was a stranger he
very kindly prOffered to show Nelson
around.
ne two took in everything that was
to II seen until bedtime. Then it was
that the short. thick man piled his
graft Nelson inadvertently informed
his newly made friend that he had not
secured room, and the latter, jumping
at the chance, insisted that Nelson ac-
cept his hospitality and share his room
with him at the Lincoln house.
Nelson consented, but when he awoke
yesterday morning he found that his
friend" was gone and a few minutes
later he discovered that his watch and
chain and 50 we're also gone. There
was no trace of man of stuff. He re-
ported the matter to the police and
gave them description of the man.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WELLINGTON typewriters, $50. Bar
TOW Bros, Agts., 43 W. End S. Phone 1922
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


BY YOUNG lady, position as stenog-
rapher and typewriter, one in law office
preferred. Address letter box 625, city.
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AUCTION SALES.


1000 BASE BURNERS and heating
stoves at half price. l. X l. Furniture
and Carpet Installment House, No. 4S
E. Second South street P A SorenseH.
BEFORE THE arrival of six carloads
of new furniture, now in transit. offer
to sell at prices and terms 10 suit all iron
beds. Rattan and fancy rockers, all
lounges, couches and parlOr goods, nall
trees. base burners, gasoline, oil and
heating stoves, almost givea away Those
here first will get the pick Ot choice
stock. Offer to go for few days only !.
X l. Furniture and Carpet 1rstaIlmeat
House, 2. a. SOrensen, AZ East Second
South street.
1900 BASE BURNERS and heating
stoves at half price l. X l. Furnlture
and Carpet InStallment House. No 4S
L. Second South street P A SorenSen.
FURNISH YOUR home. Every descrip-
ton of household goods on easy terms 81
on ten, $40. on a hundred. l.. X l. Fur
niture and Carpet 1nstallment house, L.
A. SorenSen. Proprietor.
BEFORE THE arrival of six carloads
of new furniture, now in transit, offer
to sell at prices and terms to suit, all iron
beds. Rattan and fancy rockers, ali
lounges. touches and parlor goods. hall
trees, base burners, gasoline. oil and
heating stoves. almost given away ThoSe
here first will get the pick or choice
stock Offer to go for a Few days only l.
X L. Carpet e Furniture House, 7. A
Sorensen, 4S East Second South street
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BY FIRST-CLASS hotel cook. and wife;
best of reference given; small town pre-
'ferred- Address H. Y. A, 50 5. 1St West
St, Salt Lake City.
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ENGINEER with good references de-
sireS situation Address 3 IS, care Her
aid.
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A YOUNG MAN desires a position as
salesman, in city or on the road; best
references; can sell or introduce anything
Address 3 102, Herald
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BY A WELL educated young lady posi-
ton as clerk or TO assist in dressmaking.
B 1O3 Herald.
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RESPECTABLE work of any kind
wanted by a boy of 10. Address 3. Y,
Herald.
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Notice TO the Amicted.

Remember that it is at the MacNamara
School of Healing that cures are made
daily without swallowing drugs or blood
letting; that this is strictly the only IN
Sutute in the state where Magnetic Heal
ing, Psychology, Hygiene and ltydropathy
state of Utah. and the only one that can
issue diplomas to its students II and 70
w. South Temple ST, opposite the Taber-
nacle, on the south side. Remember that
this Institute is here to stay Cut this
out.
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CHEAPEST PLACE in town today for
chickens, turkeys, wild ducks, grouse.
etc. etc Utah Poultry & Produce Co,
los w. LIST South ST
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NURSE or companion to an invalid or
lady; also governess by the day to child;
references given Address B. A, Herald
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J SITUATION to work for board by
young man DESTROYS of attending school
/ Address B 80, care Herald
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BOA WANTS place to work for his
board while attending school Enquire
Z1O w. South Temple.
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YOUNG MAN, sober, good character.
would like position as man of all work.
Would be satisfied with small salary Ad-
dress 3 101, Herald.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
nee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, &c degrees; min
imum temperature, As degrees; mean tenn
perature. SO degrees, which is , degrees
above the normal Accumulated excess
of temperature since the LIST of the month,
% degrees; accumulated excess of temper
atUre since Jan. 1. 500 degrees. Total pre-
cipitatiOn from D. m. to p. H., trace;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since LIST of the month, % inch; accumu-
lated deficiency of precipitation since Jan.
|, 3.S9 inches.
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TO DO SEWING and dressmaking; will
work at houses. Address S. A. Jones, SO
South Sixth West street.
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FOUND.

PAIR OF silver-bowed spectacles.
Owner can have the same by calling at
this office and paying for advertisement
NEAR I'd So and State, small Iocket.
Owner may have same by calling at this
office and paying cost of ad.
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MUSICAL.

HARMED PRATT, teacher Of plano and
harmony. studio over Daynes' Music
store, "A Main
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YOUNG man, q, would like to assist in
office or do chores, in payment or part
payment for board While attending school
A good rapid penman, and has no bad
habits. Address 3 IS, Herald
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-0-----0-'-@---- -7~-~7~"~0-O-0-0~oO~~~~
$4,000 CASH, or easy payments, buys 25
strictly lawful (nickeD slot machines for
drinks, cigars or cash. VIII earn 81 90
and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark &,
Co, furniture manufacturers, Chicago,
Ills.
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SALT LAKE CITY'S NEW HOTEL,
THE KENYON.

AdVertises itself as a high class
hotel of merit, and Don Porter sees to
it that the hotel is as good in every
particular as advertised. a rule that
will apply to the hotel business with
special force
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Dr. Z. NJ. Keysor method of filing
teeth is painless. 162 Main street, Auer-
bach building.
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Display of Genuine Oriental Rugs.
Here for ten days. Monday they will
occupy entire carpet store. Nothing
else will be shown. Come Monday.
WALKERS STORE.
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DR.. Will l. ElIerbeck,
DR.. Louis E. Arnold
Dentists, 21-35 Hooper Bldg. % E.Ist So
DR.. j. S. Sharp.
Office 225 Main street, the Vendonne,
office and residence. Telephone.
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENT

SAERwOOD's PHARMACY, Fifth
south and State street
HAZEL DRUG CO, corner OF West
FIRST South and Fourth West.
MCOYS PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. co. IS K street.
;. b. COULAM, Eighth East and
First South
A j. DAVIS & CO, corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
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BY YOUNG MAN attending university
TO work mornings, evenings and SaIur-
days for board and room; references B
81, Herald
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FOR SALE.-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
COY HOME, CLOSE IN, ONLY 500.
So E, 215Xl0 and four rooms, $500.
Cottage and good lot E. Side 81 $50
A neat home and choice lot. E. S, $500.
3X1O, shade, etc, snap, $500.
B-roOm brick, close in, only 800.
T. list South, 7-room brick, modern, hot
Five new bricks, bath, electric lights,
choice locations each at g, 600
A No 1 modern brick on the East Side,
ten rooms; also barn, corner lot, $500.
Choice building lots in all parts of the
city Loans for building
McGurrin & Co, IS w. I'd South.
futile Bros. 149 So. Main st.
500 down and SIS per mo, no interest
for yrs. pays for a SIR. blk. cot in
S +; Good repair, lawn, etc, flowing
close in, fine shade trees, worth today
5000; this is a bargain for cash.
Axle, on Sth, cor, X St, $3.50.
We sell bargains, it viii pay you
to talk with us before buying
futile Bros, Progress Building.
TWO BEAUTIFUL and 10-room mod
ern houses, close in, no car fare, 4th East,
bet. LIST and I'd South, just completed,
cheap, small payment, balance low rate
interest See builder on premises, or 81
West First North
We still sell Bargains.
An S-room modern 2-story residence in
good repairs. lot 3x10 rods, large barn. 9Th
street, south front So 200.
21ax10 rods. corner 9th and K streets
$500
In Waterloo, well built Groom cottage
flowing well, iron fence, lawn and shade
$1,000.
Home Investment Co, 6, s, 10 West 1st
South
WE SELL real estate-that's all. futile
Bros, 149 I4ain street Red ball signs.
ALL KINDS. all parts of the city.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. PA Main
BOARD AND ROOMS.
THE NORMANDY.
% East Third South. Newly furnished
Baths. Steam heat. European plan.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms with
board at 15S y. Main street.
WALLPAPER.
GEO w. EBERT e. CO, 326 State. Tel
S75 y. Meet and beat all competition in
the wall paper business Prices cut in
half. See our window.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$4,000 CASH, or easy. payments. BUYS 25
drinks, cigars or cash. VIII earn 50 90
and upward weekly each. Earl Clark q
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO, wholesale
dealers in Windows. Doors, Mouldings,
Building and Roofing Papers, Mill Work;
estimates given Send for our prices and
discounts Salt Lake City, Utah
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE.
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BELGIAN HARE.

= = n ~, ?, crs-~~~~-~~~~
pany, 43 South Third East, can furnish
high grade pedigreed stock cheap. Agents
for pedigree and breeding cards.
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BY A LADY as bookkeeper, or to as
siSt in office. Address B So Herald
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STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE kEPAIRING.-WilIia. Pender
& Son, sos State, mfg and imp. OF all
kinds stove and range repairs, repairing
IN au its branches Mail orders solicited.
Tel T3-5 rings.
STOVES BOUGHT and sold. Stove and
range repairs: parts for sale. Tel. COX
J. 7. Lovett, 81 Z. Cd So.
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WANTED.

TO RENT-A or 4-room house; no chill
dren- Address 1850 Glenn street
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WARMING AND VENTILATING

GEO. NJ. sCOTT-STREVEIL. HARD
WARE CO., Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilating Apparatus for Churches. Schools
Residences, etc. All work guaranteed.
p. J. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus No.
70 West Second South
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ALL KINDS of mining machinery and
tools, at the Acme Mining Machinery Co.,
3zi So. w. Temple.
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FOUR FURNISHED rooms for light
nouSekeeplng; must be close in Address
3 81, Herald.
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BY A reliable and experienced miner, as
superintendent or foreman of active
mine. No objections to leaving this state
References. Address, Foreman, Herald
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GEO. w. EBERT e. CO, 326 State. Tel.
S73 N Meet and beat all competition in
the wall paper business. Prices cut in
half. See our window.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrosheIl, sole agent Utah, 221 Main Elk
pert cash registeS repairing.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

A fun line OF the latest rings
Opals, Diamonds, Turquoise. CTarnerS -.
Prices most reasonable. J. S. Jensen - 3
Z 1St So. SeN' Is
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-11-02

extended the other toward the sky. He
prayed and shouted alternately.
Several methods of rescuing him
were considered. The plan to call the
fire department was rejected for fear
the excitement and noise would pre-
cipitate the leap. Finally. man
climbed part way up the ladder and
spoke to the demented man in English,
but the latter threatened to leap on
the would-be rescuer, and the latter
retreated.
Sonalski had been close friend OF
Folanski and concluded to make the
attempt and started up the ladder,
shouting to Folanski in Polish. The
rescuer argued that in order to reach
Heaven Folansh must pass through
fire and water. The suggestion APP
pealed to the demented man. and he al
lowed the other to come to him. Those
on the ground, who were unable to hear
the conversation, feared that when the
men came together a struggle would
precipitate both to the ground.
Sonalski's ruse prevailed, however,
and the demented man followed him
down the ladder in order that the fire
and water" test might be made. When
they reached the bottom Folanski was
overpowered and was taken to the hos
pital of the steel company. When he
arrived there he realized that he had
been tricked and became so violent that
he had to be restrained by mechanical
| means. Later he was taken to the
South Chicago Police station. There
he was bound SO as to prevent him
| from injuring himself.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-11-02

both love you-and I do. But can't
mary both. Do you see? l want you
to take off your coats right now and
have a fair fist ight-and I will mar
~ the winner"
There was nothing to do but COM
Div. The manner in which it was
done was described as follows by
George Lodge:
ITO tell the truth. hadn't much
doubt that I could get the better OF
him. Tinnie sat on the ground and
clapped her hands-the prettiest
creature you ever saw!
Charley landed one good blow on
my face, but after that had him
practically beaten, when he man
aged to reach his hip pocket. l sup
pose he was orazed, just as l was
but the next minute there was flash
and 1 was on the ground with
Charles bullet in my thigh.
"Tinnie realized how serious the at
fair was and came over to me
Charlie had disappeared-run through
the bushes.
"Then she ran away, too. That cut
me up worse than having Charlie
draw his revolver-and we'd beer
| chums all our life. But I think il
was because the girl saw how badly
she had treated US boys that she ra1
| home.
| II didn't think of that then, though
and lay there hoping l might die
when man came along and helped
me home. Next morning heard tina
Tnnie had taken morphine, but tina
the doctors had prevented her death
'.Ehall prosecute Charlie for hav
ing shot me? No, indeed! I thinl
he's gone to Alaska. believing himsel
murderer, and then-well, perhap
I'm grateful for the lesson learned.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-11-02

Attempting to lift boiler of hot
water from the stove recently, Jennie
Bossert, 14-year-old girl of Rose Glen,
Pa, was terribly scalded by letting it
slip from her hands. Hearing the girls
screams, her mother ran downstairs
and tore every piece of clothing from
her body. Then she carried her daugh-
ter out to the garden, where the IA
Their was working, and the suffering
girl was covered with clay, leaving
only her face exposed. This treatment
had magical effect and Jennie soon
ceased crying. A physician who ar
rived later said that the remedy was
the best that could have been applied,
and undoubtedly saved the girls life.
The girl will be well in a few days.
About a year ago Mrs. Bossert saved
the life Of neighbours child in sim
liar way, and received a handsome re-
ward for it. The remedy, she says,
was told to her by German doctor.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-11-02
MIR. MONKS DESCENT.

cage or on the box of . hand organ
until he went into the aeronaut line.
The graceful manner In which the
monks make the descent II simple
trick that he learned with his frst
simian.
The little animal appearsto descend
from its aerial heights with one hand
grasping the trapexe bar Of the para
chute and it's body swinging free.
'It's Brazil nut that does the whole
business" explained the promoter OF
the new diversion to Chronicle re-
porter. II have found thatsa monkey
will never let go Of Brazil mt. There
is circular hasp in the bar Of the para
chute. The monks hand 10 put
through it and nut put In 1t. He
grips on it and not even fright will
cause him to relinquish it. Why does
MT he reach for it with his other hand
The arm Is bandaged at the elbow and
he can't get it up"
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-11-02
THE MAJORS STRATEGY.
Money Mt the Expense Of An
Others $3.50.

Speaking of train robberies." said
q veteran railroad man to New Or
leans Times-Democrat reporter, did
you ever hear that story about Maj.
Patterson? The yarn is not new" he
continued, "and thought you might
have heard it before: but it happens
to be true, and is worth telling again.
Years ago the major was travelling
on the railroad through western Kan
sas, when he fell into conversation
with very agreeable chap from St.
Louis. Train robberies were frequent
in those days, and when the converse
ton finally turned to that subject the
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-11-02
eumatIsm-Catarrh, Are Blood DIS.
eases-Cure Free.

1t is the deep seated obstinate cases
of Catarrh or Rheumatism that B. b.
B. botanic Blood Balm) cures. Ii
doctors, sprays, lIniments, medicated
air, blood purifiers have failed b. B. b.
drains out the specific poison in the
blood that causes Rheumatism or Ca
tarrh, making a perfect, cure. If you
have pains or aches in bones, joints or
back, Swollen glands, tainted breath,
noises in the head, discharges of mucu-
GUS, liberation Of the membranes.
blood thin, get easily tired, treat
ment with B. B. b. will stop every
symptom by making the blood pure
and rich. Druggists 81. Trial treat
ment free by addressing BLOOD BALM
CO., Atlanta, Ga. Ddescribe trouble,
and free medical advice given.
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St. Louis man remarked that he had
an excellent scheme for hiding his
money In such an emergency. 1 sim
NV nut it under the swaziland OF my
hat he said. and no robber In the
world would ever think of looking
there for cash. With that he pulled
off his hat and showed where he had
$3.50 planted as he described.
"About an hour later the train was
suddenly halted while It was turning
a lonely ravine, and in few moments
a masked man entered the car and be-
gan to systematically loot tho passen-
gers. while two other robbers kept
them covered with shotguns from the
doors. When the fellow reached him
the major looked up coolly and de-
clared he had less than dollar in bis
pocket. Now, II you'll Rave me that
and my watch he said. III tell you
something worth knowing: That fsi'
low In the next seat has $3.50 under the
sweat band of his hat All right! !
said the robber, keep your watch and
chicken feed And he proceeded to
confiscate the other passengers cash
"When the agony was all over and
the marauders had departed, the st
Louis man turned around, bursting
with rage and indignation. 'Thatswai
a dirty, low-down trick!' he troared
and I'm going to hold yeuaecountabi'
for every cent Of my money! I ex
| pected you to, my friend. replied thu
major, quietly, and here is the amount
You see,' he added. I happen to be
paymaster in the United States army
and l have matter of $4,000 in THU
valise by my feet. Under the circum
stances felt justified in temporary.
sacrificing your little $3.50 to divert at
tention. I shall charge it up to tn
government as extra expense in trans
| nortation of funds"