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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

-SE &ECE5ITA tomar en- alquiler
dos habitaciones contiguas propiaa para
Ofcina, entire las GALES de San Francisco
y Tetu6D; cuyo precio no exceda de $25 90
4 $50. Para informes. dirigiTse 4 N. n,
p. o. Box 886, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 6. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
CaGfcaeiones.

10. Capacidad.
20. Deben saber hablar, leer y esCribir
81 espahol y 81 inglea
30. Deben ser interesados en- Ell Banco
tomando acciones
Contestaci6n por escrito con referenciaB
procure w. j. Rice, en- Ia OfcinR del
Abogado Henry F. Hord, Tetu6n no. |.
6vs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
RlIEG0

Lo haeemos & los Sres. que se reIacionan
& continuation fin de que Sc sirvan con-
testar sin mas demoIa, las reiteradas Cartas
que les han Bido diTijidas por Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diaTio, para Ia liquidation
de sus respectivas cueutas
Don Jose Ferrer Ferrer. CAGUAS.
TorSs Mariani de YAUCO.
Carlos L. de Chouden ANASCO.
j. a. Morera Colon de SALINAS.
Nicolas Benitez Delgado JUN.
cos.
Don Domingo Gallart GUAYAMA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
Sc neGesitan smpIea-
dos para On BanCO.

The State Bank, de San Juan, Puerto
Rico, que Sc abrira para negociaciones el
10. de Noviembre, 1906, desea dos buenos
empleados.
Uno para Director General del Depar-
tamento de Ahorros , uno para Pagador
del Departamento ComerciaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

LA casa de pr6stamos de Jose Bazan
estsblecida en- la calle Allen n6mero 81,
levara cabo el dfa 81 del corriente el
remats de- las prendas cuyos talones no
hayan sido renovados nj canceladas des.
pu6S de los meses que prescribe la Ley.
LacaSa sigue sus operaciones. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15
EnLo CorrespopdeoeIa

Fianzas en- met6lioo con. fTma.
RecibOs talonarics para cobrO de alqui
leres de casa.
Conocimiantos de Golsta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
i6dico vieio 4 5000 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

Los polfticos de ambos partidos mill
tantes Sc mueyen para obtener el triunfo
en- la pr6xima contienda electoral los
Beflores "A. Alvarez Hermanos, siguen ven.
diendo con gran demanda su afamado Ron
marca Exposition de San Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

Desmaycs, vahidos, neuralgfas y tan.
tas molestiaa que sufren las seioras, solo
es debido debilidad del cerebro ner-
vios. Para curarIos evitarlos NADIA
meior que el Vino Cerebriua UIrici.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

En- esta imprenta se yende papal de PEI
ri6dico viejo s $500 quintaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

QUlKlNA QUE NO AFECTA A La GABEzA
Las PASTILLAS LAXATIVO BROMO-QUI-
NINA representan Ia Quinna cOmbinada otrOs tngre
dientes forna mas acceptable ecaz para Resrados
Ia Grippe cualesquer desorden CatarTa Dol0r de Csbe
Eas alenturas condcones de Malaria. De venta en- to
d. Iaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

Hoy recibimos Ia siguiente carta, que
tenemos la cortesfa de insertar:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-15

MAESTRO HILARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS EFFECT on AND AFTER SEPTEMBER TO- 1905
BETWEEN CAROLINA AEC30 CY AGUADA MAYAGUH AND PONCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
Servici0 de cabotaie.


y y a.
de est Companap New
Sc euden las
dr apaato todos STA
q 81 sCubre
SoyenTe DSeuge ESTE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
HOTEL MELIA
COLMADO 7 CAFE RESTAURANT
3y5- PLAZA PRINCIPAL -3y5
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Establishments
duchas,
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master Ma<ons in the state gam or 9JO over the preceding year.
 Minnesota is to have a Masonic home rreses4 intentions contemplate raising of a=eHaa of $175.030 and the forming of a bgiidn@ corporation as the first steps before anything further IS done.
 R. II. West is serving his thirty sixth term as secretary of Cherokee lodge of Rome. Ga. The lodge has nearly $50 members.
 The Connecticut Masonic home is caring for seventy-onc persons. The home is located at Nallingiord and is valued a %50,G0o.
 A handsome Scottish Rite cathedral will be erected in St. Joseph, Mo, by the Scottish Rite bodies of that place The structure will cost about $ae.00O.
 The fund for the erection of a monu ment over the grave of Brother Daniel D. Tonpkins, past master of Mas0ns in New York, HOW exceeds $11 1.GQ0
 The largest Royal Arch chapter iL New York state is Hamilton of Roehes ter. It has 1,o20 members
 St. Cecelia lodge, the Chicago after noon lodge, has been So successful in filling d long felt want that an after noon chapter and an afternoon com mandery will soon be organized there.
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Forever BfN,ino,;.,,a.,

" hen Na3Aia-zGn made his tour of New England ia 17>9 he was the guest of his friend, Oliver Ellsworth, at Windsor, Conn. Ellsworths bio@ra- pher, William Garrott Brown. men tio2a tiaa visit as the greatest hour i'll tla .9t.sz of Windsor aaI ol taf HNsWorlh 9aiIy
 ,}1s4!s4 #Hata in f#7 diary oa Ct. Il. MAS t9 h-.re- Ir*. s 1f. lasa.e.aa.s sst Ni aN t3 5a4e54lsi. '3,!, t'lH 5s=sA24=#== f9A i.i- 4a5=z 4sa .H the rit.a. = r. ls8=s,
 taet #adez. aa5 a4a.. ] callat lHz 9a AlJ a HAs"e ta4=#H aaH.."
 Tradition H za3a.1asE 7aaaeHa5azj out aai ea 9al4Lshet with ..eida4ts oi an old fashioned Bats.o l. fla4or tlla single hoat Of Nasaja45on= .EIIa- wood. There is tae story ot the el4aaa of one of t55EsWorth's young sons to tlla Nad##oft4 mansion at Hartford to present tie invitation, of his trepid3- ton It the thought of facing tie great est man in the world and of his SUP prise, relief and disappointment to find only . qaict old gentleman dressed very much like his father.
 There is also the story of Washing tons taking on his knees the young est twain Of the Ellsworth children anal singing them the ballad of the Der3y ram
 The homes Washington then visited were the4eeforh forever distinguish ed, and !many New England house was richer by tAo priceless association so valued 5E the owners of Elmvood.- Youth Companion.
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pauahters of the Confederaoy.

',.e regular monthly meeting of the United a#bfer5 of the CoMedefaey was ha Tuesday afternoon it the resi5 nee of Mrs. Frank Burch. The cold arch rain that fell at intervals durii 5Ae afternoon was not sufll- cfeag 2 keep the ladies from attend ing. 5.a at the hour for the roll call found aoodly number gathered in 4i., reception room, that had been rade bright and attractive by the use of violets and hyacinths Ill the ab- s,nce of the president, Mrs Benton' the able secretary preside5 Iha n5a s WAS eDeaed with I prayer by MS. J. B. Johnson. The literary pr gram consisted of reading hy a.gs E. N. Freeman and q paper bY Nrs. Johnson of war "reminiscences giving personal experiences of =Afss 1chnson's father. Col Carlton, and her husband. Capt. J. B. Johnson \ phonograph furnished delightful mn- sic. The committed on the monument fund. of which Mrz. Jenkins is chair man, met and transacted important business.
 Mrs. Annie Chesnutt was made member of the chapter. The meet ings are growing in interest and the chapter will soon. if not already, be one of the largest in the state. The hostess served delicious refreshments. The meeting adjourned to meet the second Tuesday in April.
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Dinner Fer Three

Wo heWsb0ys stopped before fruit stand, says q writer in the Denver Post, aaa eae of them asked the price Of 'p les. @FEe cants each. said the s.a'ld ia5asz Roiadila. 10 one pile. Two Tor - ias4ie4tins aaother.
 tosG have fhgae fer 5." said the boy, sfartiag a0aT.
 VII r.-le aiA the sta44 mn. heres tifsea. Gimme your nta<el
 The bo# taas tla aBeas and faa#s over ihe n.e.sal. He 4aye o.e to tH- othor boF.
 N a2t a4e E4a &ai44 l. do with ii e& ird oae..H .t.#..sel ii. other.
 lae first ll9y eiid not reply. On t.le nc%t corr Was . bind man seated oo stool The hoy With the extra apple approached him.
 "llere,' te said. giving the fruit t9 the blind man. here's an apple fer you"
 As the two boys moved away the one "ho had bought the apples said:
 That felier didn't have any dinner been han@ine round that corner and ne didn't have a thing to eat"
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EaqIes Banquet.

Friday evening at the Eagles, hall on Barraque street their regular monthly "blow-out3 was held, and proved to De one of the most enjoy able events of the kind the lodge has had since is organization. Although there were q few vacant places at the banauet-tables. that circumstance only masle=a4efe3aem fer those who were there 70 spread oaT aa=eaiez the h55ef 5liJiiFea H5avi5taet fha eaaeaa #az#
 Das 4#77# var a##i#le= eea1 fazzl=szz =5lti ie9sz.z risl @ H4a
 vas a=6 ca
 lco.i uI iHsz on phone ah and in
 and a6H s8aiaEfitT. AHaa Q clGal Ha Hf5 Was asi5s3 9a take se8 5z ffe bsnqnctta6la.
 Tho mena included boiled ham Of a sweetness fo tempt tho most cX- acting epieHfa turkey, lobster salad. innumerable other dishes, and crown ing feature of all, lemon pie. After every man at the table had reached the limit of his capacity Worthy President Brannon. who acted as toastmaster. called on Attorney s. A. Miller. whose pin-feathers have been sprouting only since Thursday night, and the popular lawyer responded with a short but beautiful talk on 'FratolnaIism= which was very much enjoyed One a4=fWo Of the oldaezmafa= hers cave ehor talks. and Nr. Me Fadden. of II snriues. formerly T resident of thfs city, also spoke and told of fbe= =aeasfess the eH#lef was making fD=sfaf smioaS The eees#s dcnarte} at l l2ta.h hour. hanfns that the lod@e Wo1ld decide to ei4e their monthly =faas twice a week heee= after.
 The lollae also held is. .ree1lar weekly meetiae Thursday evenine. and put seven candidates through tho initiation ceremonies. Three applica- tions were received and ballettea or and added to the long list the lodge has of candidates who will take their degrees in the near future Next week another good sized class will be init iatcd.
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Odd elbows.

Odd Fellows held their regular weekly sessions. at which there is always something doing, although it may not always be on the regular program. Jefferson ledge held a very interesting session Tuesday evening. and although no victims for the goat were present, the meeting in general was most enthusiastic. inc City lodge also held their reeu- lar weekly meeting Thursday. and af- ter disposing of routine business of slight importance, had an enjoyable time in each others society.
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Ancient order of ,5arx4f..s.s

Tn casting around for material Wherew.th to haild up yoar court, do not w@-eet the quality of the material obtained. X man is judged net alone by the company he keeps, but by the candidates lie introduces
 Recent reports show great activity among the courts all along the line Large gains in membership are being made.
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FIR ETERNAL ORDER NEWS AA.4.An.A4

U.. held special meeting Friday
 yaaiu4 fal2 de2Eee work, and also hold rezalar meeting last Monday evening. Jacob Brump lodge, r. and X. M.. held it's regular meeting last Tuasiay evening and decided to hold sa4efal meetines on the next three Tuesday evenings for degree work.
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sI4IINt.FI TEAIFLl,.

and stone, Was erected at east of S3Q000 and stands as an enaurins monument to the liberaIity and Ma sonic principles ol Mr. Siminon. There is q fine lodge room and assembly haul ill the temple and sixteen rooms for aged members of the craft
 Reports presented Ut the recent con municaton of the grand lodge of North Tsrnlina shaved t.3ere were i....->
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1She GATE THH AT
 yVOIJ JANE
By FRhHK H. SWEET
opyrisht. Hr5, by k. <. Whitehead


 NO, " aaa't have Jane saaHted e-d Tnlson uHafaei3H. lF. "SAe.sa.s 6Hot'i- CTS daughter aH' has Hoaef# #of=Hzf own an' xe aiH'l uolhin' but hiret man with t2 prospects. I don't see what Jane vas thirlin' ell to say ye could ask me, Ye cant have her. an that's all there is to it.
 Ze&e opened his mouth as if to pre- test or to strengthen his case by fur ther argument but Tillson,s face was grim and forbiddiug, and he knew the old man too well to weaken his chances by causing useless irritation. He turn cd away.
 That afternoon they were near the farmyarl gate, Zebe digging post holes and old TiiIson patching up Wheei= barrow, when the drummer of all IS
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he NIasoNe Busy.

Other orders have been hnsy throuebout the week, and some inter- estin@ meetinas have been held. Ma sons have been busy. as usnal. and besides their moetines horc have gone out of town 10 assist in the instaIIa- ton of anetha hranch of the order. Ten of tha laea' Knights Temnlar went to stustaarf Tucs 1av evening and installed 2 new commaaaeFg at tha place. z1te new Iodea Has over twe,,te fs#..zz. and tho iszs#a}l9ttoa was cu e tf most pleasing eFaaHs the )cea1 zfazaa haya aaaaa in sona JiHa 1#aaa those VEo hal eh m6ni Maa Baa. Br N'ata.is 5=s5a Graoa. Nassrs EFafz son. Watkins F. weter and Bacon 1T pi7o R3afs 2a3 Eay Tanns 8a of 1ittlo Rock
 \ number of local 11asons had ox- nected 10 % to Little Rock Friday evening tn attend the ceremonial ses- sion of II Amin temple, NobIes of the Mystic Shrine, but they received word Thursday that Inc session had been postponed on account of the death of q prominent member. It will prob ably be held next week.
 Pine Bluff lodge, No. 69, F. and A.
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The Elks.

The Elks held their usual interest ine ledge meeting Tuesday evening, and' attached a fine pair of antlers to inc head of ". L Robbins. Several other candidates are to be given 1i,lo on the ledge's boat in the near future. and the prospects were never briahter since the oreanization of the lOdgo.
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E3giaesrss.

The Brafaeraaed Of Railway E02i- Hoor4 held their regular session Wednesday afternoon in Red Mems hall. and disposed of the necessary routine business. The attendance was better than at any other meeting the lodge has held for some time.
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NEGRO RELEASED.


 Elisha Clark the negro who was ar. rested several days a@o charged with having e9nemia6aa several shetts from box cars in tha lraad yards here was ralaazed hz tae Peace Check E1iIaz. 1l van a]es were
 lable t9 sael}ea evidence aeeinse fha Haa ere4 Ay have nc dcGbt af hiz sei.. f fteAman who saW ela1f in is 1 new man herc and aift ta3 aasfq personally, l#=A4r l.2 to pos, lively 1a4 a atH9ash h th0u2ht he @a th4 Nen.
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Upon the history ami traditions c- the Maoc2he8H dE0a ' fse oe3a.. 0 the NuiaA6s ot th, Ma@c2haas ot 1Ia World k f4aaasee and fl5' its Rt4tte54= lar legend 5His eHs.er hls tha e. .9l4lss oi aalas Naseaaefis, Wiio ia aueie#t History Hs95z5.zzzz a#5ta.es. th-.z3 3le1tzt aH.fi t.ey Ieat.tH7 ta# ssriiG hati ever ses.a.
 The HFa6# aaal WAS |. izt5a the year lss in the city of London Ontario. AaaaGa aai reor@aaizel n4 der the pte s.nt system in the year la, at port Huron, Mich,
 Since reorganization tine order has grown rapittlE and lo(.aS has through out the JnJad states and Canada q mpmbershil, ef s3so,ooo.
 Recent renorfs show the uniform raNk of the order is growing at d sats factory rate.
 Apollo tent of Chicago is the larsest Maecabee tent. It has about 303o members.
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hrjseao to Ed Gray Makes Third m
 Series 5uring Past Few Days anu
Eoys Grew Sunerstltio0S'

Ed Gfas. one e1 tae tIrsgen .s,5ssr ss 'M i station. ae. with a aaiafaI ae'lat .rs Saturday mefam# Wai1a e1a5s9a5 s4.os. Iron Mountain aacHs aI tIe s',s , to aud FoHsH a 9aa. Ire = foot mnp across tdo tHaeI~ 7a. u. .aad ~ WIS caueht hf ie. T a5 s#.s 7, with strif,ae afs head against 2 Ia! ...hss g a4oa. folde. \ gasil sefef''. ..la5ead l, 'n .onath Was eut across ni' a9 a,,,, cut anl ri. wrist was also palni9a, ,'s for and bruised. He was uHcoaso.oa, .,to, to several minutes. and was a'a.. . were the station. where his inloiies ,o;dent dressed. This is the thlf0 tha de- which has befallen members , ~ days oartment during the past .,i,a,, i. there and they are beginning to '' n
 is some hoodoo on their tran
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Eas1ern .1ar

The Eastern Star in Illinois has 451 thapters, with membership of 36,175.
 The Order of the Eastern Star in Michigan will build q hospital at the Masonic home at Grand Rapids.
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The Maccab eeS.

Thursday evening the ladies of the Maccabees had a splendid meeting, and disposed of several routine mat ters.
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NllllAAllllllill> SQllIllllllUV On Jan. 1, 1906, there were 33.93O | social members. Jan. l, 1905. there were 31,30S social members, showing an increase for the year of 2,625 social members Recent reports show that splendid !. work is being done for the order in Texas this year. in January seventeen new camps were chartered ill the Lone Star State
 During inc year 1905 103,9 new members Were initiated ill the Modern Wo0aiaea of Americ&
 Ghe olaei' eiaSe5 ti4e first moash of 1906 WigIFa=H Het 45ln iu membership of 9S79.
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 } the Is.=eseat .areine ioI mem 'ei4':..1 o5 t.5s. l5l a.c i..e.l:tls.., ol tho ehd9e s.s4..1 resf.l
 The a@5t .sfs.s..l IoA.e Of t?.e order 'ya.S o..#.::s:sliz VI ca Ap"i s, lSfi4 bain4 .nofva "s s'.e .1and lodge of the Dis
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 Hsa= 9.....z.s=z ,4 2t ra preset =a455s#=e-e...4ai 5a. EHae are .;f,ie4s :5t.si ..5s t.f.tt ore. you. T ie.. 1=.-=5=.. it.z. tz5acys n become leta5 a4t y5.a=eI oa l. , Z matters .=s94.l 4.a.. +: U hee9sse ll mi}i:u with tae 'jtl..i. taea tHa c9.. sitution of the &s..a1 and sgaat .iaa.n lod&es Accept an% office that has hon orcd you with I call Ueiae.4l.er ta3t il is yopr dusy to help with the hgsi ness of lhe lodge, and you can best perform il when yan have the responsi bility officially placed upon you.
 The grand lodge of Michigan since organization has paid to the hcnelic aries of deceased members $S,219,7S6. A class of candidates numbering 1S0 was initiated recently at Grand Island. Ncb. Good g0ius have been made at many other points in the jurisdiction. Tho order is thirty seven years old and has collected and dshursed S150, 00000o to the bencfciarics of it's de ceased members
 When you attend lodge he there on time. 4oa don't Ike to have others come in ta,e aud disturb you f you happen 7 bz in one of the chairs. Do unto osAefs. ete
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MASONIC.
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simimoG Temple at the California
 Homc--tgrestlrhourd Designs.
 At the California Masonic home there is d m4@niliceHt structure known as S,miuoG temple which was donated to tl.e nome fy AIo''r.a SiminoH of S'-s Francisco. The building is of hrich
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Gearee Of Honor.
3aaPee of Honor the ladies

Tna Degree of Honor, the ladies auxflfatfF ef the Ancient Order of Tnitea Workman, held a yeeY enjoy ahlo aa7 wi atsanlod meatin@ tta R7 d#az 3a1l Eaes'av e4eaia94 aa3 fsst.le.Eat Iz##zfasse
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rills9n looked at him sharply

Tills0n looked at him sharply. z!l there nas no deceit in the strai9At1or. ward face. Even he realized the fact. Then yera an idiot,' he snarled .lIe man was sel oil the idee could see that from s3!e way he spoke. Ne could have got fifty or a hundred dollars jest as easy as n0thin' Mebbe We could have made a trade for lot of his tools. An n0w-hull. Yell never hear from the man again." In spite of what had been said zelle could not bring himself to believe that the simple contrivance was of any value. Even when the regular papers, came, with imposing seals and bank spaces for him to sign his name. he regarded them more as interesting novelties than as anything that W0ia affect lis future
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But one aay a letter cane which 1 caused Ii axes 10 open aH.e Ni=h amazed .fiia vii. !. ate 2 as5 b8,tl .es, t1le hf       
  H.. ia4sze.i zse tzs1l l...s..saas.ss after | fea t4a4ea5s of wf.al5s5sl se m2ce8 the oil fe4u nodded su11iIy
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old man too well to weaken his chances by causing useless irritation. He turn cd away.
 That afternoon they were near the farmyard gate Zele digging post holes and old Tiilson patching up | wheel. barrow, when the drummer of all as ,.-----... .-4.-------.---.------.------.--
 
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 No Was5zl time aa945 tE9z. de: clarod tue drtaamei. empbaGe#fH fH.aItss a valuable idea There's money tH t.
 "Money:. questioned .rllls9a eas 4l4. Then he saw one of the horses sauecz- ing his body through the open door- way of the cornclib, and he rushed off. He would have sent Zekc only he pre- fcrred him to continue at the post hole digging
 So it's yoala idea, is it?a said the drummer as Fe crossed b ZeEe's iFfa. Going to .a9e il patentcl. of eonnsez2
 Zozc laleltc.I .'i'9teutcJHf le echoed. "1hat foaIz5l5 fHiU4? WBE. i5s a5s4= ing but a I9t of stones and two boz ITa9 placed 70 tiie gate will shut i
 "Eat eh#gs iast tie soft af chm which -us1e.iiU proves vaidatie.5 sisend taa 4EeHsHer. "Tha .aFRt9f tae= Gariaa, if it's useful. t}ia better. fl a'l,e I mistake f you don't 4e#ea ti.a .dga.9
 "t6ea guess I'll make the Hdstfke.s said teke cafalessly sspata4##=a.5 money, and haven't any. Besides. if had, wouldn't risk o0 cents on taat foolish thing"
 The drummer regarded him thought fully Look here" he said suddenly How would you like to make :; tfatle l could appropriate the idea for n3y. self if did business that way, but don't. still, I like to make money Wherever l see a chance. My house does a goaI deal in patent articles, anG can generally guess pretty close whether there's money in all idea or not Now, if you say so, will put this through at my own expense aa! keep half the profit What do you say"
 You mean, use stones like that. and all?' asked Eelle skepticany.
 No; it's only the idea I want. We would find some substitute for tl,c stones"
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 He opeae notebook and wrote r,r some seconds. ttan lore out the Iaa. md h@aJt<tI i, to Irke.
 Its T so't Of agreement for you to put your name to-" he said. "fsead [, first, though Never Sirn aoythioa 33-,
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