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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
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Bel Der fir ben 0ergniigunsspdrt
Der Wonubeimsr ausiteIluns ensusirs
ten Mbsiitniertruppe mar Elm ainb gee
ftorbsn. Die afritansr bsitanOen nun
barauf, buB bic ileine 2sibe abieits
bon ben iibrigen 9rdberu inmitten bon
anlagen beerbist tperbe. Sort grub
Der SobtsngrGber na9 ibrsr ansabe
sinen ipiersdissn Sda4t. ben iie in
Der Siefe no9 elmer Ssite ertpeiterten.
sic poIIten bic in einen tpsiben Sad
gef4ldgene 2ei9e, bon Der nur bas
9eii9t berporfdb. obne Sarg in bic
grbe Iesen, ba bies aber ni4t gefattet
fpurbe, 10 nabmen Iie einen Ruften ala
Sarg, Der bann in bic 9Obluns on Der
So6le bes ertpdbnten S9a9ts sef9os
ben ipurbe.
Die rituellen gersmonisn berfub Elm
nit einem 9epdnb betleibetes nit
slisb Der Sruppe. auum mar bic 2si4e
Der Grbs iiberseben. 70 itiirots iid bic
S9aar nit tpilbem Gifer duf bic be-
reitaeitelIten S6ippen unb In tpenigen
Winuten mar bns 9rab uufgefiiGIt.
0arauf braGen bic bagsrsn 5remos
ltnse in ein tuabnipiBiges Geld9ter
aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
eadamanua & @gomins BAILEY.
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5rat In straft am T. 9uui 1905.
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400, 500 uus 600 Wsrasus. lin 5 40 Wpr.
gems an @OGtutaetu une alt ua6fpIssRss
ipdu,ts Wtnutsn, unb um 700 Rprstus an
Spnutagtu uue alt natfoIasuet ipau,ig RL
nuttn bic une iuilufpt 10 40 Rdhis, in Rtl-
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3dae aiIt 10 Rinuisn an Re&sulaaeu BON
$50 bic $40 Rahmittass.
GTpTr6thst balttu uur in ptttstcu an, vtr.
Iaftn Scranton aGlt Stuupt tiglih. ausas
nsmmtn Sountds, BON 7.16 Rcrdsus bis I'm
7.t6 Radmtitaas uue trtTtu tn @iltss- Baut
80 RtHutfn lp6ttr tiu.
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DaTf uHb Ttttrsbura.
Sithe BabTphn fit aspidbef5TenHss Gage.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
Sdnftfn i'm alttn paris.
GtniAhraRa, guttptdtuRe aas DerbsaHeune
0eS 0ef5resrunesmItt


seS 0efSEesrunesmstteI$.
lleber bic 8eniibung Der Sdnften i'm
ulten parts bat 2eon q. peliiFer einsn
tntersFanten 4uffdb per0ffentli9t. Die
erite @emabltn bes 1910 ermprbetsn
aOniss 9einrid Oes 8ierten. 90nisin
Mdrgdrete, bate dls sri tie burh ibr
8eifpiel bic BeHubuug Der Sdufte uns
ter ben @ornebmen CUR Wooe semd9t.
a6er erft unter 2ubtuts benz Dretaebus
ten, als man barauf perfiel, bic Be-
nubuns Der SGnften aud fir bic fuss
niger 8emittelten gu ermOglihen, biirs
serte ii9 oieies 8ertebrsmittel elm.
Der Mdnn, Der bieIen 9sodnteu bate,
mar Elm Sobn bes Ser3oss BON Belle
sarbe, Der Ii9 Wontbrun be Sousedrs
rtere nannte. Bon elmer RetIe aus
Gnsldnb 5iiriidsetebrt, bate er ii9
cine gang beionbsrs bequeme SGnfte
perfertisen lafen, In ipsI9er er ii9
Diele Stunben bes Sages in ben Stras
BEN bon Paris berumtraseu lieb, Inn
bdbur9 bic 8oraiise ieiner SGnfte be-
fdnnt gu MAIDEN. Der aonig, auf bic
SGnfte aufmertfam gemd9t, 3eiste ii9
bon ibr fehr befrieoist. Sousedrriere
beritanb es. eine fe6r poblbabenbe
Dame, Mabdme be Gdpobe, fir fein
llnternsbmsn gu interefiiren. sic sab
ibm bic n0tbisen 9elbmittel, unb bds
llnternebmen mar bdlo bon grfolg ges
front. Der ben Sbeatern unb ben
Sfir6en fab man balo bic SGnften in
lansen Reiben itsben; 300 Nietbss
fdnften befanbsn Iib in tur0er 3sit in
ben StraBen bon paris, cine ean5 be-
trG9tliht 3abl, tpenn man bebenft,
bdb es i'm Sabre 1852 nur 912 9roI9s
fen in Der fran30IiI9en Sauptitabt
CAB. Souscarrisre ma9ts Elm elGnSens
bss Gsf6dft. Gr bate Elm Gintommen
bon iGbrli1 10000 2ipres (5rancs).
Die WietbstutI6en, bic um Waitte
bes II. Sabrbunberts auftamen, pers
fuhten nit ben Sdnften au tonfurris
rem, aber erft nit benz Stur3e bes
alien Reeimes bOrts bic 8snubung Der
Sdnften duf. Wieber ipdren es
Grauen, bic iid 5uerIt fir bas neue
llnternebmsn Der Mietbstutf6en intes
refiirten. Sbrs Ramen paren 9lnne
Yiquet, gbrenbdme Der 9lnnd bon
Seiterrei6, unb Wdoame be 8eaubdis.
Re9t abIpre6enb Guberte Ii9 Der geiits
pOlIe franS0iiI9e S9riftiteller Saint
gpremont iitcr bic autT9er biefer
Mietbspagen: ySie 'inb brutal, iis bas
ben eine beiisrs unb abf9suli1e Stims
me; ibr eipiess p,itIhensstndl psrs
mebrt ben 2drm in elmer 70 erf9redens
ben DeiIs. bab ss ben QnI9ein bat,
ala OBJ ale Gurien IosssluFsn fpdren.
nm aus 9uris eine S0lIs gu muden."
SIN Sabre 1864 besabIte man fir eine
einfdbe 5a6rt 10 SoIs q 2iprs). 20
Sols fir bic srIte Stunbe, Is SoIs
toitete bic stpeite. Sm Sabre 1896 be-
5ablte man 25 Sols fir bic erite
Stunbe, 90 SOls fir bic folgenb.. Sm
Sabre 1774 toitste bic einfa9e 5abrt
25 Sols. Die Ginfiibrung Der Oms
nibuFs bur9 t0nisli9ss patent bonn
1s. WGra 1872 that aunddft ber Be-
nubung Der Sdnftsn unb Wtietbstuts
f9en nur tpenis abbrud. Die 4az
rotten gu 5 SUls." ipie man fe ider5s
ipeiie nannts. srfreuten fib nur serins
gen 3uipru9s ieitsns bes publitums.
Riemanb abnts bumuls. tpel9e Bebeus
tuns bic aaroFsn einft I'm 0ertebrss
leben Der Stabt paris erlunsen foIIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04

3dbmer Sirfd d. SIN Sagbs
rebier Oruuh BEL SmmsnItdbt I'm
9Ilgdu befiHbst Ii9 Elm SirI9. Der 70
5abm tit. bab er ii9 uGs Qlbenbe CUR
Wtaisfiitteruns am SasbbduIs Oes
Serrn 2ubipis Wartini sinfinoet, bort
ieine Sutterrution In Gmpfang nimmt
unb oann tpieoer berfdpinbet. 9ds
I9Ons Sbier fdeut ii4 aud ni9t. burd
TN SdusfIur in bas 3inmer 3u trt'
ten unb bem Sdser 9efenI9aft au Ists
fen. aiir5Iid Iieb es Ti9 DON BEN
SGssr uHb ieinem 3ne9t nit F4ts
li4em DohIbebdgen feline Ioie fibeubeu
Mtnterhdare dbnehmeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
GeMticbe
S9On Tarberei,
1927 ". @aibinstoa slbe.
8cioe 1elepbpne.

alle slrbeit uad better @eiIe poliibrt.
Dem Reiui9en uno Bldtten lpeiieae
Gufmertiamteit seidentt. 9lrbeit abses
bolt uuO abseliefert.
Geo. ". s@mibt, Giaentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04

Snoianerinusn IN ii n :
T den ne BE. 3ipOlf iunse Sns
oianermGb6en bes Gbiddiap=Stams
mes i'm SnoionersS sSsrritorium buben
ben prGIibenten @initone pom Stats
9(derbaus college in Charlotte. q. g..
briefli9 srIu9t, ibnen fpeiBs WGnnsr
gu perfdaffen. Sic tbeilten nit, baB
lie poblbabenb iinb unb einen Daft
unter chamber sef9lohen hdben, nur
@eibe gu bsiratben. Stubenten bss
Qderbausgo1egs pGren serabe bic
ri9tisen gbemGnner fir fis. Inter
ben Stubenten bes Colleges bat bas
8erlangeH Der MGb9en Gntbuiiusmus
berDorgerufen, unb 80 bon ibnen bus
ben Ii4 T9riFtli9 nit ben rotbbGutts
gen S96nsn in @srbinOuns s.iest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04

Ger SurbinensD a m :
pier Biting Der Ssls Of Mdn
9ampfidifffabrtsssie1 iOa uHs
Ter allen .OSsantpinbbunben" Der
i9nenIte ieiu. Setne 9urdi9nitts'
seIduiubistsit betrGst 24A RnOtsu bic
Stunbe.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
THE STORY OF DOLORES
By M. c. B.
I1.>%+%<********+s+*****


 1Corvasht. by Joseph B. Bowles.)
 The mountains are growing more nd more purple, and the sun is sink
 |, behind them, making the clouds, ,h 70 lovely, But l am not look
 no at the clouds, neither at the noun S.ius but at Dolores baby, while she, Ioor sirl looks at nothing seemingly, {houxh her face is ever turned toward (ha track, as it winds southward and rnally is caught between two noun [aps that seem to come together, holding 1t like . wise.
 Dolores face Is ever turned that vay now. looking for that lover hus- |hand who left her after such . |briei honeymoon, and has been heard |from no more.
 I know the father and mother and |hrothers are within the old adobe house. eating their tortillas and drinking their black coffee; but she |cares not for supper. Yes, and young |prlgida is there, too. She will go to
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30

icano," and he after few br,as months has left her. gone as he cama the shrine. and on it: Our lady of tears, Dolores own patron saint decked out in all the inery the moor girl could gather or make. The priest Is gone; he has given her final abso. lution, though she may not die vet see no need of her dying. and so I tell the old mother, but she shakes her head and says it Is better so. and SO says the poor girl herself. But ths baby-it will soon go, too, and she un- covers the sleeping child by her side Poor little thing. how frishtfully thin It has grown, starving. 1 do believe. and I take it up gently and carry it of with me.
 But there was a happier ending for this little story, for as l sat by my little fireplace, the baby fed, and contentedly sleeping on my lap, who should come to my door that very evening but the lost Americana" looking pale and thin, but clothed in his right mind. and anxiously inquir- ing for his wife. 1 made him come in and showed him his boy, who awoke and looked knowingly at the bright cedar fire, while his father told his brief story. He had been sick in the hospital at Santa Fe and the Sisters, oh, they were so kind to him, but he had been i'll so long, and no word from his Dolores. Why did he not write? Sure he did. and often; but no word in answer And did you write in Spanish?" Why, no; he had not, and not one person under standing English at the post office. "Oh, you blundering Irish boy! No wonder she never got them" But hurried him over to the old adobe, and for picture of perfect happiness you should have seen Dolores, as I saw her half an hour afterward, when l followed him over there, leaning on her husbands breast. No talk of dying now; no, indeed
 The sun is again sinking behind the purple hills. and again I see Do lores sitting by the old adobe walls, but this time her guitar is in her lap, and she is singing a soft love song to her husband who is near, and between them is Dolores baby.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
The Injured.

Little Rock, Ark, August 30. Edward Hughes, badly beaten, may recover.
 Robert Woods, finger disabled, will recover.
 Michael Finn equanimity some what disturbed, not serious, how ever. R. Rockentield, seriously in jured in the hitting record; will recover.
 D. Miller, nervous prostration from chasing hits.
 Russell Ford, severely mauled condition serious.
 It is long list of maimed and wounded that met the members of the hospital corps when they arrived on the field of battle at the conclusion of yesterdays s bloody engagement between the Colts and the Crackers.
 RESULTS YESTERDAY. Atlanta 12, Little Rock 8. Birmingham 4. Shreveport O.
 GAMES TODAY. X-Atlanta at Little Rock.
 Nashville at Memphis.
 Montgomery at N. Orleans.
 Birmingham at Shreveport. x.Double-h header.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
Bio Tim Lifted the Lid.

Seven words spoken by Timothy D. (Big Tim) Sullivan in the assembly at Albany killed a bill for the passage of which the ways had been we'll greased
 One of Sullivans colleagues who had opposed the bill at previous ses- sions, but was now supporting it. was explaining his change of attitude. Tn previous years" he declared. T was unable to supFort this measure because the slimy trail of the lobby was on it. These worms of the corri- dor were offering stocks and bonds for votes for the bill. This year, thank God, the bill is in new hands, and no one charges that stocks and bonds are being distributed to effect its passage"
 No, Mir Speaker" Big Tim in terjected, this year it's cash"
 The bill didn't pass.-Albany Jour nal
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
gof the Eth Congressional District \

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 This State Fair voting Contest is being taken up by several papers in each Congressional District and one State Fair Queen will be elect ed from each of the seven Congress sional Districts in the State of Ar kansas.
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The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
CUNNING CHINESE THIEVES.
Importers in the East Robbed by In
 genious CelestiaIs.

Much difficulty has lately arisen among the importers in China through the disappearance of part of their con- signments, says consular report The losses do not come so much through boxes or chests being carried off en- tire as through their contents being abstracted, the receptacle being left, as rule, in apparently the same shape as when leaving the exporters warehouse. This Is a common trick, and makes discovery at the time of the theft most difi1cult and the task of tracing the goods even more so. as the shortage is seldom noticed un- til the lot arrives at its destination.
 Ingenious means are often contrived to prevent the loss being noticed. Ono of the leading importers of provisions remarked recently that he had found empty cans in his preserved fruit boxes which had been substituted for the full ones taken out, so that the contents would not rattle or shift and so disclose the loss. He stated that shavings and excelsior had been stuff- ed into boxes made empty, or partially so, through the removal of crackers or biscuits. Not long ago heavy loss was sustained by one of the American missionary schools at this place through the loss of linen drawn work, the value of which exceeded $l, 300 in gold The skillful way in which this theft was accomplished made all efforts to recover the goods or apprehend the thieves futile. The drawn work was packed in box which was strongly secured by iron strapping, and was also carefully nail ed. The box was carried to the GUS toms and thence to the steamer and was scarcely out of the sight of some responsible person for moment
 When the box reached the customs collector at Pittsburg. to which it went in bond from New York, 1t was found to contain nothing but woven straw and paper scarcely thread of the linen remaining. The consignor was immediately notified and the most searching efforts were made to effect recovery and discover the thief, but all attempts to accomplish either were of no avail No trace of the goods has ever been found nor any clew dis covered which might lead to the de- tection of the thieves, though the va riety of the woven straw with which the box was stuffed suggested Foo chow as the place of the theft, as this variety is only to be found there. One of the merchants here who deals in drugs, hospital supplies and haber- dashery, has experienced similar loss es. the goods as a rule being taken from the boxes whose outside appear ance upon the delivery gave no evil dence of their having been tempered with.
 Such instances might be multiplied almost indefinitely, but they all go to show that more care must be taken in boxing and packing goods so as to render such theft impossible. or at least increasingly difficult. Numerous suggestions might be afforded. all of which should depend somewhat upon the character of the goods and the size and shape of the receptacle con
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30

the dance tonight with Pedro, who used only to take Dolores
 But she cares not for that either Her black hair is no longer neatly braided and crossed back and forth on her neck. looking like mass of braided satin. but hangs unbound way below her waist, and her beautiful eyes are heavy with weeping. Her shawl has slipped of her head. down rom her shoulders, and is lying in nttie black heap between her and the child. She has sat there the whole afternoon, and l have made up my mlnd that she will certainly starve the child to death, when it wakes. opens It's great black eyes and sets up sucn cry that she becomes con sclous Of 1t at last, and takes 1t ten aeriy In her arms. and in pressing it o her breast and smoothing its soft !elioW hair 0ike it's father's) and ca'hne It all the endearIng names Anown to Mexican mother. and they are many Presently the light is sone, and l see Dolores and her baby ao more But I know she is still ''anihg against the old adobe walls. anu stlil has her face turned toward Ni.n the new railroad. promising to .e'urh soon; but he has not done so, '"a the light has died out of her life. wen as It has died out of the western 'As' leaving thick darkness. Summer is passed, and autumn is tingeins the Hneihg vines with all their gorgeous 0'o's' making the old pines look dark s,. anu more solemn. Dolores still s,s in the sun. with her baby by her s.a The Querulous old mother in. Sos, os ]" scolding-praying- she As' sometimes breaking out in pisintive song, but as for Dol .s' l,.., she sings no more: the pretty a.A .s.'e guitar has grown dusty and it's ''lnss are broken.
 ao~ the days are getting cold, and ,h.S " her no more sitting in the sun a,a her black shawl wrapped h.s. her head. and her little brown boy. tue so'den hair or her ,or .. . iast they tell me they have sent ,..' ne priest, for Dolores is dying. SO s the old mother as enter the .'.y N. little room. In one corner is fro,, south Lights are gleaming out
 on tue open doors of the adobe hos ses all over the little village, and h,o. up on the side of the mountain .u,a ol us l hear the tinkle of tess. ana violin. Yes. they are form. now l can plainly see the buaa.,, hitting through the Spanish Nd na What good time they keen. knous or prompter; everyone
 on' ms part too we'll for that
 b.lIa n'tie year ago Dolores was the pearo VI every festive gathering. and Eow would dance with no one else. bcorn 'sey all looked on her with
 - TOT she has welded an Amer.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
leos and Brain Power.

Prof Anderson Stuart, who fills the chair of physiology in the University of Sydney, has preached a novel the. ory Addressing the local Ladies' Hy- gienic association, he said that Fat legs were sign of brain power" The professor went on to remark that The races which had the biggest calves were the highest in intelli- gence"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30

taining them. A box lined with tin or sheet iron would be suitable for small quantities of valuable articles such as ginseng or medicine. A box covered with some woven material, such as basket work or cane or bamboo would quickly betray loss through an en- trance to the interior casing, signs of which could scarcely be concealed.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
No Fiction.

The Father-What is that book you are reading. my son?
 The Son-lt's a story of man who invested his money in western gold mine and lost every cent of it.
 The Father-Oh, that's all right, my boy. was afraid you'd got hold of work of fiction.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
PENNANT PROSPECTS.

PENNANT PROSPECTS.
 Memphis-Eighteen games to play; four at home, fourteen on road.
 Atlanta Twenty games to play; thirteen at home, seven on the road,
 Memphis Three games ahead of Atlanta, nine games ahead of Little Rock, and nine and one halfgames ahead of New Orleans.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
A Serial Story.

Ascum-"DO you remember the night had to take you home from the club in a cab and"
 Naggett-"Yes, indeed"
 Ascum-"I don't suppose you've heard the last of it yet?"
 Nagget-"No: my wife's still liv- ing"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-30
B LA N K s

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 1Besides the large stock of blanks which we have on hand printed in our own office we have just re- ceived a shipment of the Standard Legal Liz ght" blans of the Demo crat P Printing' & Lithographing Co. for hom we are exclusive agents in this county When you want Any kind 0f 3 Justice Court .3Iank Any Kind of 3 Circuit Court Blank Any kind Of Merchants or Lawyers
 Blank
 let us know what it is. We have the goods. Ask for our list of blanks With prices.
 6be News Printing Company.
 PRESCOTT ARKANSAS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-26

rsirsad Company in coBnectioa with
arnnsgiyaaia and 3. q o. Railroads.

sehoduls in enect June gth, 1907.
Fr..ra feaNtne Annapolis connect with the
H.-.-a. .rnula H. H. az OdentOn, ana tno Bal
..rr = Ohio K. IL. az Annapolis Junction
81 points North, East South ana West.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-26
SNAPSHOTS.

Tact is merely the refinement Of
fiattery.
1T takes a certain amount Of genius
to get away with successful bluff
flake cara Of the pennies and the
dollars Will take care Of your heirs.
No, Maude dear; bareback rider
is not lady who rides in q decollete
gown.
Some few men are 80 lucky as to
be able to do things without knowing
how.
-WflIie-"What Is an automatic
toy? Bobby-"An automatic toy is
why, it's one that won't work.
When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salye. Sold by FeIdmeyer Bros. Orig.
gists
Nine times out Of ten the man who
breaches that discretion IL the better
part Of valor is coward.
We all have our ups and downs
with the automobile. It is either run
ming us down or blowing US up.
-PoIiteness Is becoming 80 rare that
the man who Is polite Is regarded with
suspicion as wanting to make touch.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup l.
absolutely free from any oDiate or mar
cotic. Contains Honey and Tar. Sold
By Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists
When 1t means sacrifice to give we
can put II down as charity.
John BarIeycorn still holds the
championship belt as fighter.
Tie richest man is the one who IL
satisfied with what he has.
Some men give; other men amput-
ate themselves from their money.
"A boys first ambition is to play
the snare drum in the village band.
DcWitts Little Early Riscrs, reIin
Die little pills. Recommended by
Feldmeyer Bros, Druggists
Better be riding hobby than to
sit grunlblIng by the side ofthe road.
Honesty is the best policy only
when it is not honesty for policy's
sake.
THE Christian spends in doing the
time that the church member spends
in posing.
Men who never work are prone to
grow elquoent on the subject Of 1.-THE
dignity of labor
When a mans children run to meet
him it is pretty good sign that he IL
all right.
The average man Is surprised that
the world does not stop whirliDg when
ne gets into trouble.
Eat what you please and take lit
tie Kodol For Indigestion after your
meals. 1t digests what you eat. Sold
by Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists
"A whole lot Of men are in a hurry
TO get nowhere to do something that
does not need to be done.
We expect TO take our fall
vacation the week after the Standard
oil company pays that fine.
Automobile jokes are growing
scarce. The automobile has grown
altogether too serious for jokes.
After all it is enlightened selfish
ness to reach down and lift up. The
man lifted up can not drag you down.
The candidate who is so glad to
shake your hand before the election is
very apt to shake you entirely after
election.
When q man wants no turn diehon-
est trick he has mo trouble in finding
and excuse that will satisfy his con-
science