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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Office OF the Treasurer Of Fergus
county. Lewistown. Montana, December
q. lgl-Notice In hereby given that the
foregoing list contains the names OF the
persons and a description OF the prop
erty which In delinquent for taxes due
the county Of Fergus for the year 1901
with the amount Of taxes n costs OPP
posite each name. Unless the taxes de-
~linquent as aforesaid, with the percent
age and costs are paid the real property
upon which such taxes are a lien will
b. sold at public auction on Monday,
January 10Th. 1895. at 10 a. m. In front
Of the county treasurer's Office In Lew
istown, Montana.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lsi
day OF December. 1904.
(SeaD JAMES NJ. CROFT.
| Treasurer of Fergus county. Montana.
First publication Dec. q.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Acly. l. W.. eis mex, mex sell. sec
"A. Up l6 n. T II e; Ell nwA. sec 30.
tp 10 n. r II e, lots /. :. 3, 4. sell
nw%. sec ls. TIP l6 n r Is e, 457 acres
personal property.
Atherton, Jas, sell swh. sec q. tp
10 n, r Is
Atkinson, Pauline. VIA mex. sell neil,
mex sea, sec &, sh nwA. mel. nwL.,
nwA swh, sec 20, tip 10 n, r n e
~ acres and personal property.
Alieh' w. w, seA seA. sec s, Ell
nei., sec ~ Up 10 n, r % e, and per-
Anderson. chas., sell. sec "A, tn IL
n, r 10
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Landt, Lena. est. personal prop. 1885,
Long. c. C.. trustee. personal prop. AZ
Long. H.. r., personal property. 81
Lish, j. b., personal property. . l6.S
La Rookie, Charlie. personal property 10
l.angen. Rudolf. personal property. 40
I.angdoc. Victor. personal property. 100
Losinger. A. L., personal property. IL
Lackey, w. H., personal property. So
Leslie. job W. personal property. SO
Lackey. James. personal property. ~
Lane, w. f., personal property. 1L3
Mowatt. j. s., personal property. 81
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28
Personal Property.

Anderson, ]. p, personal property. 6S
Anderson. Robert, personal PROP. I'll
Ackerly. Chas. s., personal PROP. BS
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Darnell, Chas. A.. lot /. block /,
Highland addition, Lewistown.. :.
DAILY. Mrs. Eva, lots IL and Il. block
DAILY, John F., lots 10. 70. n, block
"a. lots S and s, SEX nwk. swA nell.
sec 6. tip IL n, r q e, Gilt Edge,
and personal property. !
Davis, Gabriel. lot I, sh nek. sen
nwk, zee 3. tip IL n, r 16 e..........
Dowd. Jas. b.. lot 6, sec /, Up l6 n,
r "a e, IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dunn. ]. j., in. sec 10, tip IA n, r l6
e. and personal property. ...........
Denton, j. G.. in. sec 3, tip IA n. r 16
e. and personal property............
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

e. s. RICHARDS,
Gen'1. Agent. Helena, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Jackson. ID. A.. personal property. C.
Jones, VIM, personal property.,,,.. G.
Jackson, Marshall, personal prop. Is
Jackson. Hattie. personal property. II,
Jerrett. j. A., personal property. g.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

| Norris. Pat, personal property. ~
Nease Cattle Co. personal property L.,
Northwestern Life and Savings In
surance Co., personal property. IL
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Hopes, W. r.. $50 x 100 feet near
Morase add, Lewistown............
Hanson. Ed, 80 x 80 feet near block
!. Casinl add. Lewistown....."...
h nek. nM seH. sec 81. p Il seG n. r. r 10 :
and personal property. ............
Hawson. VIM. mex sell. nwh neh.
c1s nwk. sec %. TIP 10 n. r Is e.
lD acTes.. .............. ...........
Hin. Ben, lot 3, sec 3, TIP IA n. r 20
e. " acres
Hurvitch. Sam lot IS, block Is,
Gilt Edge. and personal property.
Hoffman. Jake. lot 3. block 30. Ken
dali $500.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Fang. Chas.. Stan. Orig, lot ., blk.
2. city 800. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e.
Zirpel, Robert, swA nell, sec q. tp IL -.
n. Z 10 e. " acres..n................ ll
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Englenan. Cordelia. ell swk. sec
Is. mex nwh, nwk neA. sec q. Up
IA n, r Is e, 160 acres................
Evans. Richard T., lots 8 "a and 4. swh
nwA. e 4. tp l3 n, r 10 e. SEA
swk. sec SO, tp IA n. r 10 e, 1S
acres ................ ............... Il
Erickson. X. E.. lots IA, Is, 16, II,
block z. Gilt Edge. I
Evans. Arthur j., SEX mex. sec q,
tp IA n, r II e, 40 acres ...........
Elijah, Allan. seh neh. sec 20, s1t sh,
sec a. slk swA. swk sell. sec e,
tip Is n. r 20 e. 800 acres. ........... II
Elijah. J. H.. nwA seA. swk. sec s.
na mex. sec Z. sell. neA swh, sec
g.. tip II n. r 20 e, $50 acres, and
personal property. ...............13
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ouellette. Teddy. personal property isl

oue'ietoe' ieuos' P.rsoii"' Piopei's h'i
Pierce. T.. W., personal property. as7
| Pellon. Charles. personal property. 19l
| Parrot. w. H.. personal property. 65l
| Parker, C.. j., personal PROPERTY. i.Ol
I eters, J. H., personal property. rs.
Pully. T.. A., personal property. SIS
Palmer. Jno. s., personal property. 1913
Perry, Il. r.. personal property. l2.5g
Pierce. A. w, personal property. 26.yl
| Pfaeger, John, personal property. 80. li3f
Prather. c. D.. personal property. 40i
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Cox. Samuel. personal property. l2SI
Cory. VIM. personal property...... 1853
Culver. q. A.. personal property. 60.
Collins. X. w. personal property. 5.3l
Currier, Ed. personal property. go. 9.IS
Norley, Mrs. Fannie. personal prop. I'll
Crowell, Hugh, personal property. 500
Cartright. D.. personal property. ga
Cameron, T. r., personal property 6.6l
Cooper Bros, personal property. 80. %. 81
Cooper. II. NJ, personal property. l0.1
'iarthrde Add. personal property. ii.2i
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

Yaeger, John. nwh. sec o. tip 10 n, r
Is e. and personal property. !
Yanson, Valentine, swi4 neh. nwA
seA, M swA. sec ., Up IL n. T IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-26
THE PUZZLE IN THE EAST

The progress made by Russas
Indicate de-
his opinion
eminent military Baltic
where IT.
{ can hope 10 10 n
the Arthur
formidable
discipline
commanders Admiral Rosvensiy hardly
eight months while possibility Joining
the Baltic Arthur japanese navy
been oyerpowered the opportunity
After supremacy realk 10 in
MAnchuria-
from its base. of supplies prevent
mercy
Siberia
Is only key to situation With Japan In
continued control
Only mpossibls
victories retrieve Russia already
moral prestige Though
Korea Russian victory would still be incomplete
Eminent military critics declare that there
which either Join her
make up an irresat
bs naval she should peace With Japan
the best possible
Yellow sea or confess her
self defeated To bndy fighting
sacrifice lives.
passage Dadauelss With the Black sea
feet violation vital provision treaty
defiance Of only OF Turkey Euaranors that
treaty.
\, supposed France Germany Italy or Aus.
tra would offer resistance the
ne but England the treaty and I'M
and effective protest.
To win the Russia afford to rsk
another the Of Europe7
The question remains: VIVA win Russia do
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rs 1T I0UR CHHD2
Faihers aud mothers

Fathers mothers
II you have young dauehter pieturvheh Is no fancy
long after eurfsu The Washers loaf on sidewalks and
vail on street corners they the street arm In arm
two voaps elr with sh rosy braida Of hair
fan down their Nay little to the shooopa
They arr school girls and In their early teens
Somebody's darllnssl
There is no hapeouc and no escort sirs alone
rather Watch them Eyes not modesoy
dropped the passeby IKE upon hemand yet
the girls hold L. there Just the hint OF
the they man. Is ii only sweet
and innocent hood that appears in attitude and pose or there
something aadel1
As you watch these young srs hdeou' grips
heart
couple OF smart young young mcntoov tho
girls young TO another
Freomaoury between them The CLAN
The are bold The OF the sirs are no, umd
them backward With the hat Of smile Fppant
words EXCHANGED
help slips OF the edge OF prceeoi
what do II their natural guardians are not there
protect nef Here and there may be
found brave spirit whom great pity viii move to stay and warn
risk. but such Good samaritans few.
And Girls infant women with fine passions aud powers
tread path Of dallanee
down to ruin
whose tault is NJ
Is IL the fault OF the gsr Who sent them out into the usht
or permitted 81 uuproteeteds taed neglected to
temptation Who supposed they had dressed
their rrl a. xsu a. the nssbhor . their autv was doner
Only questlonsFuher and Mother
What g know about the abyoa beneath her feet Il
point them CUT What does she know about the sacred
prize parents her
protect viii she tho worlds
estimate Of herself when she does not realize what she a'nEt
Think E
daughter social instincts and and viii
she has experience she does not
know how discriminate Perhaps she pretty and therefore in
may be tlo and admiration she
line unwingy held her confidence
der that might lee her thars through experienced
eyesT
Do what betomes Of little g.rlf
or de. should she would break
negeeifl Of theory
poor girl that trusted OF
sight depends upon parents
uponth And 10 Of
daughter fall hands a william
your Eir7
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After that silence fell upon uH an.
90 the captain came AFT "a report
that the boat WAS heading for the
shore The time for parting had al
last arrived So far a. I knew.
should never look upon that beautb
ful face again escorted her 20 the
side and prepared 20 help her into
the boat Once more she tried /,
plead with me. but Il was Of no use
Heavens knows ! would have ac-
fompanied her only too willingly
but Il was Impossible To somewhat
change the old saying. ! had made
my bed. and q was necessary that
/ should lie upon f.
Seeing that Il was useless 10 press
the question further. she allowed
me 20 place her In the boat had
already arranged with Manalaki
that he should escort her 70 govern
mtnt house.
"fou'll excuse me. ms friend. ho
said. when I told him 81 my lntou-
lion Of returning 10 Madraporr. but
I thiuk you are one big how you
call it7=ah' ! remember tamfoul.
that r. the word You know the
sultan well. 80 do I but / like TO
see him from h=Whaf Is IL you call
IL long way off See here. my good
friend why not ConatauideH look
after the lady aud come with your
/ will see then that you do not get
into misehiefs way"
| told him that what be proposed
was 0ut Of the question. but he
would not see Il II I had really
made up my mind 10 SO. why should
not be accompany me- ! was ada
maut. however. and eventually.
though much against hls WILL hs
was compelled 20 give In
Yer good. was HIS reialndcr. Il
stay here. But II you do not come
back draw that Hultau.s back
teeth out of hla head. or my name
Il not Mhnalakl swear that on
a stack 81 Bibica en- hiEh"
Having glyen me that assurance.
he passed over the side into the
boat. which pushed off I could see
Lady olivia looking back as II in
ontreaty. Then her head dropped
GA 70 her hands. aud knew that
she was weeping for miserable
man Who was not worthy to Elaa
the hem ~ her dress or - touch
the srouud she walked upon.
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painting on the cushions below me
What do you mean" I cried
fefcely. What viii prevent met
Speak. man. and quickly Why shall
! not co.
Peace. peace. my friend" he an
awered Spare me but time and
will tell thee everything. Thod
canst not 10. for the reason that
there Is no longer any sultan. He
was stabbed 20 the heart by a man
camel driver as he passed through
the streets on bis way % the mosque
and died Immediately Verify. Allah
has been good % thee"
Good heavens ean this be truef''
4 am an old man. and thou hast
known me many years Dost think
| would deceive thee in such n mat
ter 'Tia known throughout the
city ere this. from gate 10 gate. His
blood and that Of the man who
killed him are mingled together on
the stones OF the street"
But though | was conscious OF
what he said. I paid but little at
tentlon TO Il. | was thinking. think
ing. thinking. trying 20 work out
The problem OF what this miracul-
Gus change In my affairs might
mean 70 me.
That the old man had not been
mistaken was soon proved The
streets were crowded with people
discussing the event. from wealthy
traders down TO donkey boys aud
water-carriers. His life had been
one long series OF expressions. and
though he had boasted 80 often OF
his security BY reason Of the fear be
had established In mems hearts. II
was his fate 20 meet his death at
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thDughfB
Presently / heard the outer door
crraa on ne ancient hinges. and
then rlbnH % again There was the
sound Of shuffl.ng footsteps ON the
stoned af the patio. as n the salkef
waH in u vital hurry, then the old
man put ls an appearance lie has
tened towards me painting with bis
exeriona and literally trembling
with excitement
What. what is the natter I
cried what rs the meaning Of all
this hubbub In the Htreeta2'
For a moment he could not an
awer ~ out of breath was he At
last he found his voice
sOh, my friend. my friend" he
atammercd by the blessing Of
Allah. whose name be- ever praised
thou art saved Thou shalt not go
10 the kaabah after all. / swear u
by ms fathers beard"
I apraGR 10 my feet as he lay
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II was growing dusk when /
reached the capital. and had been
half an hour later I should In all
probability have found the gates
shut against me
AZ IL eas noticed that the
guard Nho vas lounFinE about in
side With that peculiar air Of lhrlz
hess 20 characteristic % the Mad
rapurr noldisry. looked sunnicioualy
Al me. ~ N they we're uncertain as
10 whether they ought not 20 bar
no @ay and inquire my rrmnd
Thor lafineHH however. tfiumphed.
and Nith few curses Icveled AZ the
dogs ot uubeiiescfa. ! aaa permitted
% pass in
Having creased the rak. made
ms way down the naffua winding
street IN The direction - Tho house
~ ms friend When be realized Who
his visitor vas be hattened o. open
the door.
'iialam iliaht" 10 cried by the
favor uf Allah. u q thee"
] followed him into bis abode.
There vas a HaYufy smell 81 cook
ing that vas very acceptable after
my long ride With many dIFaifIad
expressions 81 hia delight At seeing
me. he led me to the chamber I had
occupied when / had last STAYED
with him. where I washed OF the
dust OF tho Journey and then re-
Joined him. After the evening meal
Vas eaten We assembled 70 the roof.
So Tar. with an instructive eour-
tcaY, he had said nothing concern
Ing my business In the city. BAT
shat Waa more important. he IN.
formed me that the sultan wa IA
miliAr With the details Of the res
cue u the Lady olivia ana had
sworn by the beard 81 the prophet.
70 b. avenged on me"
Does 4 not SAVIOR. therefore. Of
folly. oh. my friend. to venture baek
70 this city while hts anger Is hot
yithiu himT+
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the hands Of one u The lowIlest af
his aubleeta
left the capital next day a hap-
pier man. you may be sure. than
.hsa I entered M and reached The
port a. auud8Wn two days later
There { took ship aboard a native
trading boat fsT Las PHImaa but
not before I bua writes a letter "a
Lady Olivia. telling her all that baa
happened. aBd stating ny Intention
af trying ny fortune iu south
Africa
Tafe has been kinder - nae than
I deserve ln the ~ years thai have
elapsed alnns said good By 70
1adaporo BteVthIng I have pat
my hand ~ has sfeHrd 10 prosper
have amaaaed greater wealth fban
shall ever spend and have twies
held portfolios Ia tbI colonial eahI.
net. but there ia one thing alous
which can put the eYfIur aons
upon my happiness and that ID
love
Lady olivia has not married. In
a months time I 90 home ~ reu-
resent the colony Of one ~ the
greatest ceremonies our empire has
ever seen. may see her then. hear
the sound Of her sweet voice. and
assure myself Of The fact that shs
has long since forgiven me
Who knows what may happen
tben7
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Pardon me n Seem persistent
In my demands. said the gentle
manly collector. but we'd llko 70
clean up our books Can you paY
this btu before Saturday p"
Really. I'm sorry about that. he
answered IT vas ms eareleaaueaa
that caused the blll 10 stand 40
Ions You Hec ! vas "a a state Lex.
iaiature 50 long that ! get these
bills to pay mixed up with the bills
that have paid"
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present myself AZ the kaHhah aud
slvs what sort 81 account I could Of
my Stewardship After that
Z But who could Say wh at would hap
I pen after thAt7
Strange 20 relate. al the eIreum-
stances being taken into considera-
ton. ! slept IKE top al night. a
pleasant. dreamleaa sleep un8is-
tafbed BY any evil thoughts 81 the
morrow A I made my toilet I
thought 81 Lady Olivia, and % my
love for her Would she ever learn
my fate7 And for hoN long a time
would she remember me?
Il was my intention 10 remain in
the house until midday. a. had no
desire 20 De arrested Ia the street
BY the sultaH's emihsaries Ny Wish
was 10 give myself up. otherwise the
whole effect % my coming would be
spoiled Ascending 90 the hounetop
! spent my time there smoking and
occupying myself with my thoughts.
Tho old man had gone out into the
town. confidently assured. have no
doubt. that I was a mailman Of the
first water
About II o'clock and you may be
sure kept good account 81 the time
! became conscious Of a curious
simmer % excitement in tho crowd
Cd street below Il ia only on rare
occasions that the Inhabitants OF
tho city Of Madrapore give rein 20
their feelings. for as a rule they are
a Htuical race. but on this occasion
- was evident that something out OF
the common had occurred. l did not
pay much attention 10 Il. however.
Tor | had other. and 20 me more I'M
nnrianl maffnrH 90 nremnv my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-26

SAN FRANCISCO The greatest
collection OF Oriental art work ever
received In this country now re-
poses tn the museum 10 thr stan
ford university campus. instead Of
In the British museum. for which
ia vas originally destined. ana the
japanese var fund has been enrich
"a 500 Goa In consequence.
throughout Iauan the name -
the late s Lkeda. ST. IL known aa
hat of the greatest patron and COLI
leetor 81 the work Of japanese
a. fists.
When lkcda died he left bis won
derfal collection 20 bis wife and
son. Very shortly after bis death
the var that Is now raging broke
out and. Ike all OF her country
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~ iu 20 see him that am here"
I replied
lie held up his hands In complete
aatanlshmenL He could not under
stand a.
Surely shaitan must have pos
session IT thee" De cried IN horror
Does the young KID escape from
the teeth Of the lion7 Ny lord must
net do this thing
Nay. but / must" / replied IT
Is written. und I must obey Let uA
talk Of other mnttefa.s
10 persuade him to do thla prov
Cd vain lie lmulurrd me 10 recon
slider my position. He talked n the
horrors OF the baHbnh Who was
more familiar with lt than ! was
lie declared that the sultan would
show 40 mercy Who. again. knew
that better than -
Again and again I told him thai
my mind was made mp. Al midday
on the following day intended %
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is GIVEN LIFE
SENTENCE
By seriups News Ansnl

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec ga
A dispatch from Port Au Prince.
Hayti. states that In accordance
with the verdict Of tho jury In the
trial Of the alleged fraudulent bond
case. the court has pronounced
judgment as follows:
It aequits Hebard Roy. former
minister Of finance and two high
officials. condemns Yilbrun Gut
maume. former minister OF war. TO
penal servitude for life. the high
officials OF the National Bank OF
Hayti are sentenced to four years
imprisonment and two sons OF
former President Sam. Gedo. a for
mer minister. and Saint Victor. for
mer minister Of foreign affairs. 10
three years imprisonment. Judg-
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women. the wife % Ikeda wished
to do something TO show her patriot
Ism. She concluded that she could
10 nothing better than 10 sell the
famous collection % her late hua-
band and donate the money 20 the
war fund Carefully packing tho
valuable works Of art the little lady
consigned them 20 the British mu-
scum. Her son and another Japan
eae nobleman accompanied the con
aIgnmnnt
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AMERICAN MUSEUM GERS rint COLLECTION OF ANCIENT
JAPANESE ARr cuRlos

while In san Francisco the youns
men called on Mrs stanford. whom
thrY had met while ou q Wait e.
Japan. q pay a short yisit before
proceeding on their WaY % London
e uaa during their conversation
With her that the object OF their
trip came arl
Mrs stanford Immediately offer
ed them 500 900 for the collection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-26
Child Hurt
nv soripp- ';aws A.sub

COLFAX. Dec. q One child wa
seriously hurt and the other occu-
pants OF a carriage which was run
down by the o. r & n. passenger
train rs II rounded n curve near
here yesterday. we're badly bruised
In the vehicle we're four children
and two grown people. The horses
were instantly killed and the car
riaKc completely demolished
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with the single exception Of its fall
! urs to land az the starting point A
landing was effected a half mile
away without damage 70 the ma
chine. and II was safely towed back
to fits anchorage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-26
AIRsHIp FLIES

Los ANGELES. Dec. zs.-cspt.
Baldvin's airship California Ar
row." driven BY Roy Knabenshue.
who made several successful flights
In tbs same machine from the
worlds fair grounds az ST Louis.
was given It's first trial in CalifOr-
mia yesterday and was successful.
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price which tkeda's son could not
we'll refuse.
There are many specimens Of
lacquer work. kakamonas. pdrec.
lain ware ivory carvings. clolaonnc.
crystals. hronzeH. stauma ware.
heals and screens 4 notable pinra
ia that 81 eloiaonue ware II - an
eighteenth century eloisonnr kettle
richly decorated In red green. yell
l0N. blue white and notified granite
effect In white and red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-26
"a STAR DUST ~

Move that Col Greouo'u title be
t8seu away from him.
The question IL not. What shall
We do with our c& nrcaidentsf but
What shall We do With our ex bank
preaidentaf
Hurry Eirla, We are an&ioualy
waiting and there are only five
more days.
Well. were you Santa Claused Huf-
ficlenty
Only SEA more days TN Christmas.
4 professor at the University OF
lCallfornin has invented machine
that viii give correct answer Ia
ayllokiatlc propositions Questions
fired az a man ON his return home
az a. IN. will continue 10 be an
swgrcd IN the old way
Nor can the machine be used In
politics The machine in politics
answers no questions.
How Is thla Tor a catch line ~
you see Il IA the Delineatar. it'a
sew.
No. not another cent. his father
exclaimed anKrily. What do you
think / am. a banker7'
No. indeed rupucd the boy
You are too hard 10 get money out
OF for that"
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US NN1uRAL nIsroRY

Tho Muakrat lives along the creeks.
And IA the banks It's RHt has bid.
Hut In them can't Ia thirty weeks
Get deep az Mrs Chadwick did.
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ment against those persons who
are In eDntumaey will be prosecuted
later.
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Or Harper. OF the University Of
Chicago. 10 visiting John ID Rookie.
fcllcr No. DR. Hamper doesn't be.
lleYe Ia a Santa claus.
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