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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
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Snahoma.

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ben fatAoliidheu Iiarrer 6u 2anatuu, Stlaboma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
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eeutieler. irarSDhfdler ahS Yofniihsr Sprad,e
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pro Nder, lie ra6 Der Gage unb Den gerbefers
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Dept. C..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28

j. A. Hamm, had quite a re-
markable accident a few days ago
While driving in from the country
a bale of hay in his wagon was set
ahame by fire from a pipe which
he was smoking, and the entire
wagon was destroyed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28

r. l.. Whitehead of Clayton, N.
NJ, was in town this week looking
over the situation here. He will
come to this place to open up a
Real Estate office in a short time.
Whitehead has a real estate Office
at Clayton and also at Melrose.
He is quite pleased with the out
look here.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28

The latest in 'Ready-to-wear'
mats at mrs. oevere's 25-It
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SENDS
SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

Washington, March 25.-Following is a synopsis of the
late special message sent to congress by President Roosevelt:
Il wish to call your attention to certain measures as to
fore the close of the present session.
Child labor should be prohibited throughout the nation.
Il renew my recommendation for the immediate re.enact-
ment Of an employers liability law drawn to conform to the
recent decision Of the supreme court.
In addition to the liability law protecting employees OF
common carriers, the government should show its good faith by
enacting a further law giving compensation to its own employees
for injury or death incurred in its service.
Il also urge action along the line OF the recommendation
have already made concerning the use of court injunctions in
labor disputes. No temporary restraining order should be is
injunction until such temporary restraining order has been is
sued, should be heard by the court issuing same within a reas-
enable time, say not to exceed one week from the date the order
is issued.
Il again call attention to the urgent need of amending
the interstate commerce law and especially the Sherman anti
trust law along the lines indicated in my last message. They
should be amended so as to give railroads the right to make
traffic agreements, subject to the approval of the interstate COM
merce commission, and the same should be published in all its
details.
The commission should be given power to pass on all
securities hereafter issued by all railroads doing an interstate
business.
"A law should be passed providing that when a federal
court determines to place a common carrier or other public
utility concern under control OF a recevership, the attorney
general should have the right to nominate at least one of the
receivers, or else some other way the interests Of STOCKHOLDERS
should be consulted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
INVENTOR OF PORTLAND
 CEMENT STILL LIVING

aHrr tn 5he hass af today
 q began h. nmutv8 saa a faat hrt. tr 7u uf r1r IHrnt mVHr aeHmt a sIu.ttm beyond m.r Ha 4afee Hsz
 T was ftst of ati cent ta .y.ra faf 4 heobselIaf m Craven street strand bHl Hfhmri fl gave me spralaa- tlas for good reading. tHg Aorl. 0I bryauJ my 'r-rrib for 4.# a sgn stsas I4d and tHe despair of m mother
 "E.Vt l went ta work lt Nmv 3t eur1e'd my saIf 70 NJ fHuaI md White falfanr .WMes a tesk.
 @tater Vae affre8iasa az m#t ar for far years. my vnee far rhs. hsf geaf beiae only eighteen shHHuF# q urrk.
 ~Gut wanted something hatf.r thlu .u#4f sol studied II aiphf and when 1 aHea ,Hs8ea uf me trade Ha=a rp fa#eH .eTHers 8Ha so ada Fa mg earnings.
 aWnH had finished my apprau- tieeship sarl.ed a year as 4 iouruee- man. Rut had learned drawing 1ponr other tihne#. and when firm af architects suddenly asf their rrlu- eiral dmuehrsmlu tho, batrI ,f me and asked m, ta #i.t them in tu7 evening
 That aas the hreIuuiae af better tHms. and fUes tnH his fartm h8fe Hff.r"d no serious rcv,rse.
 His employer heard of ms cyeMaa amroyraHt for tHa architect. and. be- ing a ni#e man. thought if Joausu Has of Hsa to auathrr finn hc pgub bs Of use fo him. se into Hj- drlHHs office he went.
 Then as began more serious -tuI.a and being trntlhIr efnuoa fat luoo lrder he added the study of aef- auees and language to his rHcra1uuu=
 In rhr meantime Mr White had -ef- arated from his old laruer at Vaux all and was dcsirous nf building rrrmi-r- Fl SWansrpmh-. ia Kent
 The new premises We're huat for hu hy thr man oho as a boy. he had em- ploycd 9t four shiHiur- n week. il, also hutIl for them an ElizabatH1u cottage Chat i- zeH standing eTHl
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
SKULL FOUND
 IN A TREE

SKULL oF DEER FOUND N TREE
 The akau of lrrr Hlth ms horns f7arru9d iu the form If m adder tree nat mafr than sHx IueHe# lu diameter and three r--t f-t mfhr ground. par IaIIy covered ulrh bark that had grown at.r f since the unfortunate animal
 mot it's death waa found bv e F.. aH,uHars ia tHe forests of Flaslgu island Whu. aut hunting From inc position ef the A4r. =#H and horn It Is presumed Chat the dsar Was try Ing ta scratch Inc back of Its sead against tHe young tree when one ar it's horns became fastened under one of Che IimAs. + l. considered that The animals neck aas broken In ltz ef- fari- ta extrleate itself MT 0Iden- burg estimates Chat ths skull has been found Il for If irasuH uoUaWalauau suspended from thp tHaa where he found f for at isasi tNa years se- atlly Times
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

eH= ax#f za Fears aga rbr ursd rau- rI.a.an r.maI-a4 .afa4 pleased tsusH aH#rr NM only rhrr. and |
 asea tHH Hr Wata IIt,tr# m.re
 -NHr ] efs tusr# eaufmaad mv .t45s u sHam..tr. 88d arHaf aa- Ia.t and extermaafgd Ha various .sts# Asa f..ulf #af aH, af a.y ex- I-1i@-ura rradu,ei thr aret raff- .tu arsmrHt oyer made. which brought .a 4 at.1t asd uf maass for He Gum Guf f eae ne, done without rlrnr, If ataIts buuHe for worked uuru II ar F at nfHH. and ahllr inc firm had mtae #H im#sH-e f4HHHa aet af the cement discovery. eat my reward. far jr made my nome well known aeer tae ~HaIe world Npw I =. Johnson X Co. Itd. have aEaHfs fu every pau of tHe aa4ta where cement ' H-ed
 @AHd Nc assu Haa,r af T mile If eemenf ssafEz uu fh= Tyne and sup re GermaHE ffwn fHrfr. az Neu az works extending lhfr- miles along the liHaf rA4me=- commencing at ,;rasn- nithe from which se supply the French government with many thou.- anas af tons uf cement .s,rv year. and other 0"rlz af cHn.
 ~fauIta,H years fs5ff spent in Nsw- .1stH- and r:atehaad. and after a he tfe while tbse made me mae4r of the fatlrr#tHsH and au alderman | am unAn magistrate for Graveseud
 our of Mir Johusou- rccrcation~ is Ihaasraphy another k bicycling. Ta. hrst he ta"ls up farty years ago. at q lime when as had ta make his ONE plates and if ae wanted to work ~ di~laner from home had ta take a 0uale la7d af apparatus including 2 taHt
 H. learned beyelne when abaut ,7 years of age.
 Mir Johnson is n man of independent i thought an earnest teetotaler. writer of pamphlets a preacher at times. in various rarf= of the world and cour- icons English gentleman of extremely attractive manner He has been mar ricd twice each of his wives being totaI absfatncr-. a- also arc all hiz chiid- TeH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

fa.t aaf, Ia.aa aa.t F4a a. H.h#ag r. aaas...f parent
 .Hs s. ..-ls a.U#.. .. ..fUu.s .f.. s.. r. Ha.. sAa.. Rate srtH ne r.-.h sn sH. J-y- ... H#f r.H-m Ef# vs. a#Ha +aHaaH##- ta- t44s ts- mad- e.l ...a.. i. fH. dtr.- ness
 Iu tue second attempt .arI# tHi- morning th, members of tar family. aheH H=wlas zIr 1ad Hrs. sasiav Aa aa#s.l md h.r aHa.e. uaassl Fzl. -se tae 64rsar d5=6 .m af TH. EHl1a# frIka r ha, -ar and fH.u sonny J#su t#e#=frs.s
 nrtrerfye Heurs Jaufsau. vim has change af the easr fur Inc police. dis covered faday that the m5a wore rub har #aaaz anH had made many f4at- rrrt= 5e tf. rar4.a HH# Hea a..a alr.f-ltz m.rsuad by the police and asrrs aaaaf 4H b. aala To rm .Ha att,f...#s# f.s...lttH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
MIDNIGHT mARAUoERs ATTEMP- TO DRUG OCCUPANTS OF
 BERKELEY HOUSE

BERKELEY. Aug - Nru##T FF.m q heavy sleep at u.riuet ..Hs maru- ing hy screams af t,rrar fram HI= u5f. N SssiHe uHe af The ma.t prominent members of The rmursss aHaas Har. nas int iu tma lu ss# um Hr. himself through thr wiH#sV eazmF t. thr garden b,luW CbI#ufnrm fHm,. hllcd tho air and the eufl=a Hmis R.r. nearly overcome by the volatile dur The attempt ta rhlurafarm Inc aeeu- pants followed closely uFpu Che burg larN af the aoaza Tuesday might. ah,u Si2 Was stolen by porch rIuHrr and has caused a sensation H.rr. and I,- tretiees pf the police department arc guarding the house
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

LONDON Aug - Sthi hard 1t work. though nearly ss wars ef 1e,. and t.t so deHeatr as # child tht ni mathl .spaif.d of rearing Htm ia tHs I.- mark8hls rreefa ef lsaHe eHut= 1-m. son. nuy on. of the most .-peetsd r,s- idruts uf Graersynd and the first man fo make Portland cement
 Active and alert physically and mentally. he has sun so much ar luei- ness ability in reserve as tu commend himself tn the limited Hahuiis com rauy ef C Johnson X eo. af which he Is chairman and consulting direr- tor.
 To q representative If Llnyd.s News MT. Johnson talked viu madeefY of his extraordinary career offering aH ob- ject lesson in industry aul persevcr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

Eas ar saH E. Fa..s ....r #s.a warrant .s ..r .#- m. .aHH. father a
 s.HHf and ts
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 The #FHs #=a-a .aI Htt nw s.... .Tarr hf. H..a Had.ra fw i'm al#f# rH.ueH ,h. ar.a.s ar Nl.. Naf. raua. ...r.- rtr ef hr Catholic humane bureau. tHa H#H e5= rrtaad f1 vaHesryaf convent #t t#e .H#=# a tHeH tr- H.# fH.u= E=asd tEF rh. eMHd had
 fH H..H spirited aHHF
 Police soour Nation.
 THa raIirs af .Hf7-,. Nov York f.#H#sr tn1 afHar ri0s= in The east ant mHtafs Nazr 64v. boon aGHsd but ua f.a=e ar las ahHi aas f,aad Mrz raaeaa vas l,H atr h-r ma er u tats u.te. er.ef r.rH.r rs a ra- -uIf
 Pho ral...- ar. laHf#4 at tar double
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
PLACE FAST BOATS
 ON SUSITNA RIVER

SEWARD r C. Wuals,y and John r. Wheeler lfr asr, yesterday to go over the trail to Sunrise and thence to Tyonok where they intend te put on a fast boat ro run up n, Spsiua as far as PortIes. creek just below the falls at the head af uatlga- tieu. They expect Co have tuc baat in operation in thirtv days Th-r- Will hr many prosprrtors going into
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
NEW LANGUAGE IS
 FORGING AHEAD

WAsHINGTON. = The governmeut has sent representative to the Es rrrmto congress. Major Paul F. Straub assistant to Surgeon General o'ReIly of the United States army. The con vention will be held in Dresden this month.
 The government considers the new language important from an education al point of view It furnishes a valu- able common language whereby edu- eators can compare systems and pro- eesses without the difficulties con nected with proper and compile h trans lation
 Esperanto has made great headway on the continent of Europe in recent years. Every city of importance has Esperanto clubs. The language Is taught in schools and colleges. and # is used in books and newspapers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

l'utlte notice l. herehs gitsH. tba, by virtue of T writ of execution and order ef sale dated July e,th k b lguS, issued out of the District Court for the District of Alaska. Second pi- vision, eu judgment rendered la a1ld court on the lath day of February. A. B 190s. in favor of j. I. Ryan and against r. r. Lane | will offer far sale. at public veHdne to thr highest and best bidder for cash. au the -tlA dlt n' August. A. B fsoS. at 2 o'rJork in thr afternoon. at the front door of thg Court House. Nome Alaska. aE af th, right, title and interest of the def#ud- ant. r. T. Lane. in and to thr follow ius quartz claims
 King Solomon quartz Claim Nn. % King solomon Quartz claim No. g. Elmer $ Quartz Claim
 Dewey Quartz Claim
 King Solomoa Quartz Claim Na 6. King solomon Quartz claim NJ 5 King solomon Quartz Claim N1 | Josephine Quartz Claim.
 King solomon Quartz Claim No. I. July Fraction Quartz Claim
 Patazuba Fraction Quartz Claim Sour budgh Quartz Claim
 Queena Quartz Claim.
 October Fraction Quartz Claim King Solomon Quartz Claim. Dated at Nom" Alska July 2a 1908
 r. q POWELL.
 Tinted States Marshal. Second
 Division. Di-tael of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
No B2


 lu the matter or the estate af John II
 Ashford. .neceased.
 Notice is hereby given to all creditors af tho late John II. Ashford. dercased. and tu an others whom it may concern. thai thr undersigned was duly appoint cd hy the above named court in the above c~''tie.i matter. on the lith day uf August. ts0s. as the administrator of tho estate af said John II Ashford deeeased, and has duly qualified such administrator tn conformity with laU. and is new performing the duties "f his said trust. and that all persons having claims against the estate 6T said deceased are hereby required ta present them. with the proper vouchers within six months from the date If this notice. to the undersigned admin istrator of said estate. at the office as the United States Gnmmi4sfanrr in Nome in said Cape Nome Precinct. m dor the penalty that claims not pre- sented within six months after the first publication If thls notice cannot b- paid until the claims presented within that period have been satisfied
 pats of this notice. August 2i lg0s
 CHARLES r. ASHFORD.
 Administrator of the Estate
 of John II Ashford. de-
 ceased.
 S-2I-2S-4-II-F
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
RICH ORE FOUND
IN rHE WHEATON

WHTEHtEsE ri, ptxau. the UeI known mining man. ua= ln fh. week from the Wheaton. IIa brought tr town with hm ~1mU-- 1f rr-k taken frn mtHr Big Bend zrrtt,u sf the Wheaton which Epas Sz5a per tau iu eHid. the afe heIHE af the fras m1= me variety iu which the gold can hr seen in large grains.
 on Gold HHL where IT, W Vance and others own property ore haa lately been found which assays as high as g. 500 Co the ton, but the extent uf th. ledge has not yet been determined
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

Naldsz creek region this year. and these parties eNreet tp get aruad share of tl, traffic up the river
 Mrssrs- smith and Cochran Were in the party. They expect to spend the summer prospecting and win hunt and trap tar furs during the winter
 \ man by the name of Ioean has discovered rich ledge of quartz at Mt Dahl and a party If mon from Seattle are going in there later this season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES
Fhu day Aug a7. le8s

Fhu day Aug a7. lees-
 MsfsIdru ts HrFaddru ou motion .af II Ii Shields the dispositions of Fred MrFadden and Jacob Sherman We're lrd,rrd published
 KimbaIl et al VI. Dohrman rt al on motion uf F. F. Fuller the bearing ou application for receiver Nas continued aHul i. m.
 NikrselI rt ai v= Steamer Numv1k et al P. F. Fuller presented to tbe court he affidavit af George Iysenn a= ta Eeerrty. and au motion was granted an order granting leave t5 said sfco fyzern ta prosecute action with out giving security for costs ar pay ing advance costs order signed and papers Hlrd
 Brennan et al y- Nome X Shook co. et al On motion af W. II Pack wo"d defrndaHr Were granted five days further time to answer
 Howard ,s Gold Reach Development Co. on motion of " II Packwood the two demurrers were ordered placed on the law calaudar f.r next Saturday.
 At 1o.2O a. m. count adjourned unul 8 P. m.
 8 ?. m.
 Kimhau of aI Ts paHrman et al The application for appointment 4f receiver came on for hearing befor fhr court. A. J Rsun,r T N Reed and William 4 Gilmore appearing for The plautif~ and F F. Fuller for teh dr- fendants. Amdayits were read f,- and against the application and the matter argued hy ouurael. after paicl counsel stipulated orally that defend ants would pay over seven niuths of 25 per cent of the output of the claim and the further hearing on the restrain ing order continued indefinitely. the natter % come up for settlement tp- morrow at 10 a. n.
 Al s.&0 |. m. court adjourned until Friday. Aug =. 1908, at h a. ut
 elatz Private Stock at the Bank.
 sorapsr teams for hire. 2f4 First avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
M.s,er.. ~ k.dr,n.-.n

mystery af Nf1napB ng.
 tHt.=t-=-H t=a Ha=taH fH.H H-- H. htEs is t.- #.H.tEa#a Edra IdaE Ht.a fmr vrr d ptar# t1.''a hv b.r father tams Ilsaa H=t uuHs Nr- l-ual IS fh. Hruuh- tHE af SaEHe mud g fHtrI 0fH el#f .H aeaaaHf af tHa disappearance af F#r sHH p#FEe rWza=Iur= 7= now pending ln m Namgf4 sert #aHft
 Nrmbrrz of HT= sgvIur Hmlte 4ua Hr t9eaHa are fatb ta#gharra Ia- cnfta vftH being implicated in the ~. attempts fa fah inc hnu-e That taar. E il feeling between the #vmhers q. the family however th.s 1dmI. huf aal make al Iraet change ar huze. 4rs against T.8eaIIa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
 ESTATE.

In The United States CommIssIuner.s Court for O., Cape Nome Precinct in tuc Second Division uf th, bis tfi,t af Alaska. siuug ts . Probate Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

Something new in the candy line al next Tuesday
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

F. 6raten. upholsterer. 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28
BURGLARS ARE BOILED IN
 PLOT TO DRUG FAMILY

Na#r. E.#E#..E H rt. ..##.# Hfs- HHH ."... sH.f 2. u.Ha made. r. .afaF. taa u...f.aHt eaHa .f a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

Lemp's Extra Pale imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

elatx Private Stock at the Bank. Seraper teams for hire. 2f4 First avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

EdsswOrth Tobacco at YOrky's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-28

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-07-22
PARTY'S SWAN SONG
D. q. HILLS REQUIEM OF THE OLD
DEMOCRACY.
Though in Sense the One-Time New
York Statesman Is Mistaken,
in Many Other Ways His
Words Are True.

David Bennett Hill sailed for E,i-
rope not despairing OF his country.
but despairing Of his party. Almost
his last words were:
There is no Democratic party"
His contention was that Mr.. Bryan
was never wanted by the Demo
cratic party-that he had forced"
himself upon IL. etc. etc.-so that the
end OF it all was: There is no Demo
cratic party"
or course. in one sense. Mr.. Hill
is entirely mistaken. There is Demo
cratic party, growing daily in practi-
cal vigor. 1t is without American ira
ditions. and its ideals are not historic
American ideals. But il is there, a
visible force to- be reckoned with.
II is not the Democracy of Jefferson.
Ringing the boundaries Of the republic
across the Mississippi to the Rocky
mountains. 1t is not the Democracy
OF Jackson. sternly REFRESHING disrup-
tive tendencies and standing fast for
honest payment Of honest debts. 1t
is not the Democracy OF Polk, proud
OF the republics strength. pushing it's
banner to the Pacific, and wisely pro-
viding for it's future growth. II is
not the Democracy of Tilden and
Cleveland, standing for efficiency and
economy in government and for ma
tional honor and honesty. 1t is not
the Democracy that stood always for
the reign and government OF laws and
not of men merely
or that great and old Democracy, of
which he and Grover Cleveland. in his
honored age and retirement. are al
most the only survivors who in their
day played effective parts. the words
of David Bennett Hill are the requiem
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-07-22
Country Nav ReIv or Taft

Conservatism need not take alarm
as to Mr.. Tafts views about the in
junction In proof Of that let us re
call what Mr. Spooner said OF the
wide and deep knowledge OF the law
and the highly creditable service on
the bench which will admirably quail
fy Mr.. Taft for the tremendous re
sponsibility Of filling several vacsn
cies in the supreme court" which will
devolve on him as president. Mr.
Taft is emphatically not a man 10
favor any plank or statute derogating
from the proper power and dignity OF
the bench
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-07-22
A MODERN MARTYR
By SUSAN AVREY MATHER
Copy-5ht. by shortstory Pub. Coz

be disagreeable. Youth has strons
confidence in itself, and he felt sure of
being able, by starting anew else.
where. to overcome any adverse oriti-
cism which might arise. But. aiaa'
his finances would hardly bear tia
strain OF entertaining the invalid. IL
he proved to be a guest instead OF 4
paying patient, though no thought u
this had entered Raymond's MUD
when he took the sufferer in as an az
OF common humanity; and so, IL the
small revenue his meager practice
brought were cut off, and he must
move and wait again, is il strange that
the morning found him more haggagd
than his patient, who slept heavily
until daylight?
AS the doctor sat before his un.
tasted breakfast. the Irish laborer
brought note from the superintsn.
dent, saying that Thomas Wheeler
was valuable man and the company
would bear the expense of his illness
and keep up his pay. The doctor was
instructed to procure whatever help
was needed to care for him properly.
Raymond assured the man that the
patient had passed a comfortable
night, and that there was every renron
to believe he would be out I'm two or
three weeks time. When the Dies-
sage and the good wishes of his fcl-
low-laborers were repeated TO Wheel
er. he exclaimed: We'll, Doc. We looks
II We was as much cut up bout this's
be, tho it's all in yer feelins in
your case. Now, I've been dom
spell o thinkin' over this here sitCoa.
ton, n | do knows it'll help matters
any fer me to kick. My appendix is
gone-can't never have appendicitis
now. for sure, that's one comfor.-
Twouldnt do me no good to tell folks
that 'twa'n't your h-soundin' dis.
ease after all, jess a plain, common fit,
n no use o me losin' my sequel, .s
| kin see how 1t might give you a
mighty lot o trouble. I'm havin' a
vacation on full pay n you're bein'
put to all the inconvenience. So les
shake on it, Doc, n we'll cali It