davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Sport.

For ALT hvad Diet talas och skritves och ordas on,
SPORT,
81 horde man aIdrig tiden and& gl0mma bort,
att f6rr an man sporten till namnet Tart kama
Sd hade man lart sig att muSklerna spanra
och reda sig bra
ur biGrnramarna
utan sport.
Att "tranas" ar ocksa EFT ord utat nutidens sprak.
man barbados fordom och delta f6rutan sllt
brak,
och berserkar fuunoS till lands och till vatten
men uu fins Diet Snobbdr med grilIjaune-hatten
och happen dazu,
som jaime har nu,
Diet ar sport.
Hvad visste man t0rr ON ''poang" och ON pri-
sernas nGingd,
man skStte sin bGSSa och den som det kunde var
slGRgd;
pa prs var Diet knappt att man nagonsin tankte-
ON m8iHgen int hvarandra man skGnkte
af LiunglUfs, ZEN snus''
och ditto karduS,
utau sport.
NJ vankas Diet bagare stora och sma, duS ,iuvis-
dessutom, kantdnka, ei salan faS "damrrnas
pris'
FGrr skGt man sin jesse sprdnget med Slmma
49, MIR inte man og'en fran forget 1T mamma;
nu kulau af glaS
man Skjuter i kIaS,
Diet ar sport.
M skena ju t&gen igeuom bad yaggar och hus
och angbatar skena "a vildt genom vag0rnaS
bruS:
och trilliannen Skenar pa velocipeden,
''rekord' Skall han tagd, in, det ar nu seden -
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
af svett genomvat
sd han kan ga at,
Diet iir sport.


En- sport, som bedrifves energiskt, Er ock fifrts-
Och idkare ITO att den kanske h6r I'D CODA TOM
den sporten har tycke af gamla 'kurtsen'.
mar fora'm Diet svarmades for ''mamsei' Lisen~s
AT firten framgar
bvad training f6rnar
uti sport.
Man rakar att DO EFT hus der Diet idkas mask,
med trossbOttnar tunna och temligcn god akustiG
mar Ofver och under Diet bUriar att skramia,
ia, den som da bara f6rnuftet kan samla
och lyckas att fix
men icke forty
ar Diet sport.
On st.tor och fotboll och bastar, som ''siita en-
hnind',
blir att beskrifva "a hGr pa ea
stund,
ON eSSsnnir.S orn" som verket skail krGDa,
ON w." J.. :ngssporten, den spanraude skJna -
men fragsn Dir fri:
kan sportfaneri
vara sportF
j. F-tm.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Oundringsmun

Se, skuggorna | qvillen
sta tunga 6fvcr vllldjup vra,
och stigen genom skogen
blir villosam att ga.
Och langt jag har att vandra
och svar den mark, der stigen gar
t0rne och | tistlar
och tata vildmarksnar.
Och skogen den ar Oyster
och sinnetung och initials lang
och vagen, som jag vandra skall,
gar ! djupsta sprang.
Och m6rkret star derinne
sd tjockt och vaggtatt som an muir
och dystert ugglan STRIKER
sin olyckslat derur. -.
Och vor' jag eli sd ensam
uppa min ode vandringsstig,
och ON jag linda hade
en- alskad VAN hos nig.
en- van, SON a mig trogen,
en-, som jag kunde lita pa.
da blefve nog ej stigen
sd villosam att ga.
Da riddles jag cj skuggan
| skogen - vor' den lin sd tung,
Da blefve nattcn dagger
och self jag blefve ung....
Men - skuggorna | qvallen
sta tunga 0fver villdjup yra
och stigen blir ALT tyngre
och tyngre till att ga.
HJALMAR WALLANDER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
CHURCH GETS ANOTHER OFFER
First Christian Can Have Forty
thousand from other Party
ON Better Terms.

Another offer Of $4,000 has been made for
the First Christian church property at
Nineteenth and Farnam streets the terms
OF which are said TO be better for the
church people than that made by Harrison
& Morton. The names OF the new bidders
have not been disclosed.
Two OF three conferences were held
Tuesday between members OF the church
board OF trustees and real estate agents
representins the men who want 20 buy the
property, but no conclusion was reached
and no money has changed hands
The board Is holding a session this after
noon with the real estate men in the ofices
OF Baldrige & De- Ord.
Indications point 10 the acceptance OF the
new ofer, owing 20 advantages in the
terms Of payment. The oner Of Harrison
Morton was accompanied by a t5O0 de-
pOsit, and the proposition was to pay SlO.-
90 inside OF month and the remainder
within year At per cent interest. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
CLARK GOES FOR BOYS HEALTH
Leaves Omaha for Denver ON Advice
OF Physician to Beneht
sons Condition.

Or. A. W. Clark, superintendent and
founder OF the Child Saving Institute. who
has returned to the. city. confirms the re-
port Of his resignation and removal TO
Denver. His reason for leaving Omaha, he
says, lies in the bad health OF his eldest
.son. aged 10, who has been an invalid for
the last six years, suffering from a general
breakdown, which threatens to attack the
lungs. Physicians have prescribed a resi-
dence IN Colorado for at least two years
Believing his first duty is to his family. DR..
Clark decided TO change hts residence to
Denver, and ms family has already gone
there with the invalid son.
Dr. Clark will renal min OMAHA ana at
the head Of the Child Saving Institute until
May 1. when it IS thought Mrs. A. NJ Ed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
TELSo1APEs WILL HI T1OxrEo ORDERS Foz
UNCLE SAX STOCK.

TELSo1APKs WILL B1 TIOEIEo ORDERS Foz
UNCLE SAN STOCK
Uncle Sam company is making good and will con-
tnue to make good and has done more than it prom
ised There are thousands Of deals now pending all
the United Ststes-hundreds Of them in Canada
deals closed by telegraph There are hun
dreds Of men who will be wiring the home office for
Uncle Sam stock by the time this ad-
vertisement is out half day However everyone who
mails check draft promptly reading this announce
asked herein II the stock is not all sold when remit
lance arrives. -.
EI0HTx FEE CENT or THE STOCK n SOLD. BAL
ANon SOLD AT THE PRESENT PRIoE WILL
COMPLETE TIE GREAT woEK.
Remittanoes Uncle Sam stock for the past twelve
days have averaged $4,000 day cash, while
including the stock sold installments which wiz be
PAID for promPy the SSs S9ms days IL t" bee
cause business know It T go at Least 90 cents
per SNARE ana possibly par uurihs INC heA' So0''
WITH QUIZ PIPE LINE COMPLETED AND WITH
LIaEr Ranges OH THE MISSOURI CoSEPATx
CAN DELIVER OH ST. LOUIS FoR
ABOUT CENTS Pen BARzEL
The railroads ask anywhere from so cents to IS per
barrel to haul oil the railroad distance Of 400
III over tSs pipe line barge. s.
bSt not much cENTs So per
Figure for yourself the SAYING hSt pip pipe line T on be
half cOmplsted from cRsrryvsis already.
RzT1EEEx NO. WILL BE cO1R1urHD IN 90 DAYS
on LESS
p6S A ter s to h.t sane No Foya a to
Of the Missouri by Atchson Material is arriving every
day It is being paid for too Don't wait until this big
refinery completed and then to buy this stock
at double the present sellpg price Progression
Is the password o Uncle Sam company. Better
ment grow with sol. asu .
MEN Mow AT woRK ON FOUNDATION ROE UNCLE
SAM 1ERME1x nos AT TULSA. L T..
IN % p Sy Uncle hs a ss S. . c ss the
big refinery already eted At Cherryvale the river
refinery No being rapidly copstrnced on the banks
Nilsson at Atchison and refinery No. 3-where
ssR OF the Tsay
load material has been ordered from the East for
Tulsa refinery and will be the grounds iii from
thirty days II statehood is defeated for
Oklahoma by the oil trust and their railroad allies Uncle
Sam company will build refined oil line down the
river Fort Smith and light barges down
Little Rock and TO the big cities Of the lower Mis-
sissipp valley
GIVE THIS COMPANY TnrE-rT 10 POSSIBLE TO
BUILD UP A CAPACITY OF ETaxTEEN ga
ooo) THOUSAND BARREEs DAILY.
Uncle Sam Company has better start the first
year Of existence than the present oil trust had in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
Railroads Meet with BETTER Results
Than Expected.

Railroads Meet with betteF Results
Than Expected.
Although the snow was most severe on
trafnc in Omaha and vicinity, the railroad
trains were all coming in in better shape
Tuesday than for several days. The
Burlington had been delayed all along the
line by wrecks and storm, but all the
wrecks have been cleared away and the
trains were catching up on the schedules.
The wreck al Akron, near Brush, which
occurred Sunday afternoon, was the most
serious, as it blocked the main line and
because OF the severe storm il was dim
cult to get the wreckage cleared away.
The track, however was cleared Monday
night and through traffic resumed
The Rock Island trains were reported
practically on time and other trains from
the east We're little delayed. The Union
Pacific trains were catching up on the
schedule. which had been broken by the
severe drifts in Wyoming, which blocked
the through trains and made them day
late.
The Burlington trains from the north
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

wards. assistant superintendent. viii take
charge. The institute is incorporated
and under the control OF board Of di-
reetors composed Of Omaha men. II will
be continued along the lines In vogue in
the past.
Il have no definite plans as to my future
occupation" said DR.. Clark. Il have been
in philanthropic and charitable work 80
long that / suppose l shall continue In this
way in some manner ! have no prospec-
tive connection with Judge Lindsay's pro-
posed association for the betterInent OF
juveniles nor any other at present There
is scarcely any likelihood that shall re-
turn 10 the ministry. The Child Saving In
stitute here win be conducted as it has
been in the past"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

try rain is reported falling at many points
The snow has been very evenly distributed
and no high winds are reported in the cen
tral valleys, which is an evidence that there
has been no heavy drifting OF the snow.
However, a siXty-mile wind was reported
during the last twelve hours at Salt Lake
City and MOdena UtaE. but this morning
the wind has very materially abated and
only a twelve-mile wind is reported in that
section. The storm is central over south
ern central Utah and is moving eastward
very slowly.
Cold la the North.
An extreme cold condition is reported
al Prince Albert British Columbia, where
30 degrees below zero are reported. with IS
below Al Winnipeg and from zero 70 be-
low in North Dakota. This cold condition
extends across from Duluth TO Bismarck
and northwest. Freezing weather Is re-
ported TO the southern line of Kansas and
Missouri The depth OF the snowfall here
up 10 o'clock this morning was one and
0ne-fourth inches.
THE snowfall has been an unusually dry
one, but became heavier IN density as the
temperature gradually rose, There Is a
prospect for continued snow tonight, with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
BETW2HN THs MISSOURI oUBF11 SUITS AND
THE INTEA yFAFH COMMENCE ooAzAE1BsIoN
OPPOSITION TO UNCLE SAM THEY
WILL HAVE THHIR HANDa PULL

There Is wrong impression sometimes goes abroad.
Some people get 1t into their heads that the oil
and the railroads always have things their way
While willing TO admit that the part the
Uncle Sam Company Is any bed OF stl every
great success expect meet difficulties
and preparei for them Sometimes the oil trust
the railroads assume false front to divert the public
About the time that the interstate
mission summoned the whole bunch 10 and explain
the oil rate at KHnsas city and about the time that
Attorney General II. s. Hadley before the
court Of Missouri is when all this Kansas maximum
bubble started The real fellow that's
trouble in Kans1s and Missouri today s the of trust
the railroA Il. and they have good hard Job
hand Don't get fooled by hot air reports.
Der Uncle Sam company has thousands ready TO fight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
MOST GENERAL SNOW EVER
From Ocean to Ocean in North and
South it Falls.
wELsH SAYS THE ENO IS NOT YET
More sROW Predicted for Nebraska
and Then Colder Tonight aud
Tomorrow, with HiEh
Northerly wind.

do uot recall as universal and wide
spread snow conditions as prevail today all
over the United States" said Weather
Forecaster Welsh Tuesday morninE. You
VIII notice by our weather chart that snow
is reported IRON Roseberg, ia northwestern
oregon, clear across the country 90 the
Atlantic coast. Snow Il reported Ia almost
every important city and station north
ward from Cairo, iii., from the Pacific 10
the Atlantic coast Southwark from the
southern Kansas line and across the coun-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

The above picture was taken at Uncle Sam refinery
at CheTryysle Kas, the next day after the lying
port sent out from the capital Of Kansas by certain
trust hirelngs that all the oil shipped in Kansas by
independent rsfneries shipped in barrels and tin
and pound packages One railroad traffic
a big spiel about the unjust part OF the Kansas
maximum freight rate law az the>same time. Now we
will give this wise expert hundred dollars In
gold for every pound his road any railroad in
Kansas carried for the Uncle Sam refinery and the
Uncle Sam company shos two times much oil all
the other independent refnsriss IN Kansas We produce
this picture TO show how II IL for people 70
get fssehoods into the press reports Of the land
pecially when II plugs competitor OF the oil trust
The Uncle Sam company ships thrsefourths Of it's
fired OIL In tank cars and but very little In barrel ship
ments, ana none In tin. pound packages IL iB
not practicable do barrel shipping TO speak Of
and Uncle Sam will not DO in six months for by
that thine we Il have stations 20 distributed in Kan
be able TO reach the entire state from dis
trbutinR stations by wagons after tank carrying the
the stations The above referred traffic agent
irving TO deceive the press and the people
did hot take time to tell only half truth He did
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
RAZOR Gun PROVES EArAL
Charles Kennedy Dies IS Result OF
suicidal slash OF His
Throat.

Charles Kennedy OF 2sO7 South Eleventh
street who attempted to take his life Sun
day evening by cutting his throat, died
Tuesday morning at 81. Joseph's hospital.
Kennedy was 50 years OF age and suffered
two years with an abseess In his chest.
The funeral services viii be Wednesday
afternoon from the home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
DIAMoNDs-Frenpsy. lSth and Dodge
saYIng in Preseriptionn.

Figures compiled by the county auditor
show that $40 less has been spent BY the
county for prescriptions during the months
OF December, January and February
1865, than in the corresponding months Of
1915. These figures show the number OF
prescriptions paid for by the county during
the months named: December. 1894 6Si
1888, al. January, 1905 loss 1896, S6. Feb
ruary, 1866. S4S; 1906 Sal Total for three
months ie04-5 . 5G 1856 liz.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

While the effort to trsmp under their feet with IMMUNITY the maximum
the state Putne into effect orders direct from as Broadway and
independent Il
not the first time that the accessories to plot Dnas property stayed
poses Of their conspiracy On the other hand has started movement that
interests of Kansas and means that the wheat rA aeen farmers and
m AGENTS WILL
no o
OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

deposit would be no more than the usual
price OF an option on such a piece Of prop
erty for the period Of one month
The church bought the lot. IS9x9o feet. for
$4,000. Its purchase was advocated by
Rev. Harry Hill. then pastor, in the face
OF much opposition on the part Of the con-
gregatlon.
Harrison Morton held their offer open un-
III today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

explain that under the Kansas maximum freight rate
law the railroads about forty $4,000 dollars
hauling oil from Cherryvsle to Kansas City Kas, and
rate to other distances and that this
80 cent more than rates charged by the
selves several other kinds OF material Railroad
men who acknowledge the truth know there Is money
In hauling oil In tank car lots under the Kansas maxi
mum freight rate law, and this company perfectly
willing the railroads should make money-in fact all
Of the refinery companss want is square deal;
rule a little than the freight
and make good money, but in the event OF fight with
the trust which 10 10 come they will need >
Eooa terms as the trust which they will get only
through maximum freight governed by the state.
you money invest better get the right side
OF the oil struggie in Kansas help secure Justice IN
these old fields, the same time make
on your investment Every day the Uncle sam com
pany 10 shipping oil Just matter Of
until the big river refinery will be shipping OIL just
like this refinery No at cherryvae for Uncle Sam
You buy stock today for 20 per share, but
horse will tell you that you will not buy
II under half dollar share by
refinery No. Is completed. "'.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

for IT whe guarding ever Uncle Sans success
with protecting and that this company is strong
enough 10 stand many storm ana still keep off the
breakers. II VIII stronger every day, regardless
Of any reports to the contrary and II you want to
with II Is the time for you 10 get into the
band wagon before the stock Is doubled UP i'm price
DON'T ne FOOLED Bx SKIN GAME BRoKBRs,
There has been for months past systemstzed
game OF blackmail against the Uncle Sam company.
These blacmalers send advertisements and sneak
them into responsible newspapers by fraud. offering
Uncle Sam stock rate when the facts are that
the party signing the advertisement has Uncle Sam
and procure single share under the mar
price. Besides this there certain brokers whe'
knowing that Uncle Sam stock is prominent before the
public place quotations in their lists when they do not
have the stock and could not fill order but desire to
Inquiries Of prospective purchasers when they
Immediately make false excuses and try to load
you up wildcat stock that they anxious to
rid or Sometimes these advertisements signed
from Cherryvale when in reality not single share OF
Uncle stock that Is paid for legitimate can be
purchased at under the market price Don't let these
blackmalers beat out OF Or delay until
others have what want Mail your check or draft
direct to the company and you will receive stock
promptly by return mall and have no trouble.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

Oh. From each s7e Of the above distributing stations
good towns besides bundfeds Of oountry stores
OWN our own TANK WAGONS.
territory Roi .po sDs X 5h the Of ss PsP
ea ana ma. public sentiment is with the company almost
while you are reading this announcement Uncle Sam
steady inflow Of cash for oil sold More stations will
ee and hence greater revenue for the
tiers the company has two tank wagons delivering oil
OWE or coEFRoL QUE OWN CRUDE OIL.
working along lines certain Of grand success the
scon hence Hncs s Sam oWns OK e0stros his own
Of the ches. .d WITH refinery
OWN on CONTROL OH RIaETs IN THrsrx 10000
THOUSAND ACRES.
oil H s. Of % the Of the
o tnSl s sS has drilled IN two OILERS that sssTtsd
four hours This oil is very high srade-wir make
COMPANY HAS THOUSANDS or 1AnRELs or OIL
IN STORAGE.
big river refinery with
own FoU1 DRILLua RIas-Do QUE DRILLING
AT COST.
Uncle sam has room on the different oil tracts s to
ns fs. sn5 os fns % eos Do
see rns ,GOmpSny is fo0wn. course that Is hedging
CAN SOON BUILD UP QUE PRODUCTION TO ONE
THOUSAND BARRELS PEE DAY.
aue WA to S ' s s9 spi ps .s NoS
S Ss how O sFG & t6 B I'll T % out
this Uncle company the home it's friends with
its pipe line pump the oil navigation, its
tank tank ard it's distributing terri
tory surrounded by thousands Of It's stockholders de-
handing that merchants handling Urele Sam oil and So
s.t 9e n.r: @ % Sh While Mo ar. the
Disguised with the actions Of the criminal trust and
their railroad allies that they will shun trust oil as
though 1t were poison
EVEN AT ONLY oNE THOUSAND BARRELS PzR
DAY WITH on AT = GENTS PER oALLoE
WOULD MEAN AN YNcohnE FOR UNCLE
SAM OF OVER SIX HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS PM YzAE.
However the company Is now securing an average
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

west were tied up in Wyoming Monday,
but these are being put through Tuesday.
The railroads report the worst storm Of
the season in that section.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

will buy Uncle sam
that STRONGER
completed
n
toSnao9s
is Capacity
No / at
OF
while THIS
or
ss
independent enterprise become the greats success us
apparent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
AppendIr Kcpt I,nsr.

Your appendix Is kept busy wardlng ON
the dangers OF constipation. Help Il With
Or. Kings New Life Pills. sc. For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell DRUG CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
Company VIII Sell Stock for the
Next Few Days as Follows:

5000. 500 shares $780, 1000 shares saoo
1850 shares. $500. 5000 shares $1,000.
In addition to the Uncle Sam company selling itS
treasury stock. the above cash prices the
also makes the following monthly payment offer so that
investors OF limited part OF the
emit allotment before big advance occurs which 10
tain Offer IL follows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

oil
In hours ant has 4
Ind OF
the
any
fo-an TO the
Of
the pride the lexis Of
oil Q law
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
TRAINS PULL THROUGR THE SNOW

colder tonight and tomorrow, with pros
pect for high northerly winds"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

your check or by you should write
for particulars will be sent you BY
return mail
IN OoNOhUsIoM
cannot this space tell you OF the many strong
points Of this great enterprise; however. in few
possible tried TO explain the invest
this company offers. 1t is doing great work.
lost faith that final grand
certain. KAnEans the head OF Uncle 6am-neu
who believe the American flag 10 greater than any
thievng oil combine We old settlers OF the state
we making the fight in good faith--the stock 10
offered by Advertising this way because the
Instead OF paying bond scalper twenty
thirty per bond and mortgage properties.
the company selling tho stock TO the common people
connected with the mana sement-we are just common
people. better but Just as good any: II you join
msnsEemeht viii Euard your Interests. The company
has friends everywhere. Many man IL working for
Public sentiment is with The charter OF the
company e The Uncle Sam Oh Company" Authorized
each The stock non assessabls There Is no persons
al liability and each share OF the stock draws the
amount Of dividends a. any other share The Of
Secretary ana rrsasuTsf n. before named msh
the traces There over sisty' and women
FfHotsHNp DOLLARS cash paid IN 10 the eORessys
sHS1 81 f po II suBscR1p on stock aiTesdy ao
payments. Both Bradstrest and Dun give the company
ssnnS Sp presdsnt OF the commse Of Forty ADDRESS
Atchison, Kansas or 70 VIM A. stryker editor OF the
Democrat Tulsa Okahoma or 70 any business house In
al bank Chsrryvaie Kansas.
For further particulars write or wire
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
sANp poLI.ARs ZEE YAAR.

However, the company Is securing average
double this for the OIL right nine
per gallon. and the company will a very short time
build up % where Il will handle TWO THOU
SAND barrels Of oil per day. Now these facts
investor get around. Uncle Sam Company offers
squn1e deal-a practicable proposition money
maker from the word and lineup that the dirty
millions Of the oil trust break Wise in
vestors buying the stock, and II Is never
with II of the stock, the
present excitement and determination Of this giant
for a deal going 10 line hundreds of
quick for Uncle Sam stock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14

The company has a number OF pictures taken Of the
oil fields and Of the refinery ETC. and other literature
that explains clearly OF the company
and what the company s doing. If you do NOT send
your check draft by mail you should write az
for full particulars and same will be sent you BY
return mail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-14
MONTHLY PAYMENT OFFER
SPECIAL OFFERS

FOR a few days company win sell stock Riftssn
Thousand (lSooo) lotS-paT value e1s ooo-for Qaeoo
cash
Write for Pictures of the Refinery
and OH Fields and Other
Reports