Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-15

NE-+ '"'T rt|F .
recall That ~ sii1 once. Its yOur
face. Blackjack II You could only
ilaiage To looi, less like q Spanish bull
dishing into The rlrs, gazing j~oyfGllv
hpput Tor som'No0y - gore and t"ss!"
'irt ! can't" said | And / would
NJ If | cuull-besaise THAT'S m"
one Saturday JAZZ brought a Gane ins
ntastor down 10 my country ulace=
Dawn .lill. which | bcWc;ht of tho Du-
mont c.tatr and completely ren2od-
'l"d' | saw what the mans business
WIS the ins'ani 7 looked at him. I
lcIt him in The hal' am! took Monsoon
llio my don
'Not fer me" / protested There's
Wn"r" | draw the i"s
You dou't undersf1nG." he urged.
hii fellow. this Npe"ns@ Lynch, out
in the han there, ISN'T going to teach
YOU dancing So tlat YOU may dance,
buy 50 that YOU shall be less awk-
Warp IN strrn@e company
My walk si..'s Inc, said l. And
l cont fIll over furniture or trip poo
i.. up.
Irne c"nigh.' he answered. Put
' haven't the complrte control OF
r body tlatN make you uncon-
d aus Of 1t when you're suddenly shot
- - butler into a room fuil 81 peonl"
u ~ poet OF bang unfilend!y and
zeal.
got until ne used his authority ~
MAJ saom absurd to some for Il seri-
',A man ike me Soi,inhlN TO caper
about In limitations of u scraping, grim
acins ''rench-lilsh'nan; but Monson
was "lght, ana | maven In inc least
iNlla'u inc rldleuin ~, mas hroNHht on
me by tattlnS tilS ana the otler thlnSS
everywhere, since he turned against
me. IT'S nothing new uhuer 'he sun
ior the crowds OF chuckloheads to
iansh whore they ought 10 applaud:
thelr habit Is to laugh n to applaud
in the wrong places There's no part
OF my career 'hat ! m prouder ef than
the Whole or TINS tlorouSh course or
ciuca,lon IN tle 'f4lleS mat are yet
not tribes. no have peen Ignorant Is
no disgrace; the ilsSface comes when
one persists IN ignorance ana giorles
IN ~,
Yet those who make the most pre-
tensions IN this topsy-turvy of a world
resard 1t as a dissrace to have been
obscure and ignorant. and pride them
selves upon their persistence in their
own KIND OF obscurity and ignorance.
no wonder the few strong men do
anout as they please with such n race
OF ihlscoinpooperN II they diGn't grow
oid and tired, what would they not do?
All inns TIME | was giving myself-or
'hought was giving myseif-chioiiy to
my business as usual. | know now that
me new interests had in fact crowded
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background. had impaired my judg-
ment, had suspended my common
sense; but had no mixing of this
then. The most important matter that
was Occupying mo down town vas
pushinS IeNtile up toward par. Lang
donss doubts, little though they infu-
encrd me, still made enough of an i'm
preston to cause me to test tho mar
kot: sold lcr him at ninety. as he
had directed; | sole In quantity every
lay But no mi-.el how much | I'M
loaded. he price showed no tendency
to break.
This said | to myself. "is a testi-
monial to the skill with which l pre-
pared for my bun cainpaign.' n
that seemed TO mo-all uislspicious az
then was-a sufficient explanation of
the steadiness OF the stock which 1
had worked TO establish in the public
conifehce.
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