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Mower County transcript., 1908-05-20
!. BEATING THE LAW.
Sunday Travellers and Inns and Tav-
srns In Scotland.

Sunday Travellers and Inns and Tav~
srns In Scotland.
There Is law in Scotland generous
to travellers. That law grants them
the privilege Of all taverns and inns
during prohibition hours. Thus II you
arrive in Edinburgh on a Sunday, hav-
tng Travelled, say, from Glasgow, your
innkeeper is. bound to serve you with
any sort Of alcoholic refreshment, al
belt the native Of Auld Reekie must
fret and starve his Sawbath away ON
ginger ale, memories and the auroral ;
promise Of tomorrow. But the law il
mercifnl. He that hath journeyed
three miles is a traveller within the
meaning Of the act
Consequently there is vast array Of
travellers leaving Edinburgh on foot,
on coaches, pony carriages. ETC., for
the trains run not
They all seek to constitute them.
selves as travellers, Just within the
three mile limit, as far as Edinburgh is
concerned, lies the historic village Of
Corstorphine
- @AASSAS1 <Af13SSS AAO1n
. He Knocks at the door of the village
lnn He is wearied by his long walk.
He is in sore straits
The door is opened timidly ", eau tious-
~, and a voice is heard, Who is it?''
"A traveller" is the weary answer.
Whaur do ye come from ?" Isl
II come from Edinburgh 2 is the am
swer.
Then ye Gamma come in. It's against
the law s
The door is banged ruthlessly.
The traveller thinks awhile. Your
Scotsman thinks slowly, but very
surely.
!. After deliberation be knocks again.
The formula is gone through.
Whaur do ye come ..Z5.
sFfae Leith, answers the traveller
quickly.
Then ye may come in. Why did yess
nae tell the truth at first e sz
food, clean buckHheat seed for
sale. BERT MANoHEsTER. Rural
Austin. ls . 81
Mower County transcript., 1908-05-20

Bull TerrierI thought Spaniel was
doomed to die as a mad dog?
* Greyhound-No It was brought out
that he was only suffering from pass
Ing brain storm Kansas City Times.
Mower County transcript., 1908-05-20

ood, clean buck wheat seed for
|sale. BERT MANoHEsTER. Rural s,
Austin. la 81
Mower County transcript., 1908-05-20

Mrs. Riley Brooks and daughter Wis
tied Mrs. Eton Officer the latter part
of the week.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
LITTLE Boy DRoWNED.

Gary. the little 5 l 2.yea- old son
OF Mr.. &. Fl Spivey. fell in the tail
at F~aucette's old mill last Sat.
nrday morning, about 4 miles north
west Of Hillsboro, and vas drown.
ed. II SCENE that the little fellow
who was standing on a small bridge
over The race. measuring The depth
OF the water with a long stick, and
falling over h+adlong into the water
he was carried down into Emo river.
A little brother saw him when he fe
into the water and gave the alarm
The river was searched by the
Deighb ,s from Saturday morning
At IL o'clock until Sunday Afternoon
At 8 O'Clock when the body Of the
child wae found in the river abou
ore mile below the place where b,
tell in. The Observer desires I.
ex end sIooere sympathy to the dis
tres ssd PAL ents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
'RtsoNERs BREAK OuT OF JAIL.

Sunday night about II o'clock,
four prisoners, Two white men a dI
two negroes, made their escape from
the county Jail. TIE Two uhite a en-
al Crablree and Aries Thompson,
wete awaiting ,tfal for breathing IN
ia aud ,obhiug Mr. ". w. Browb's
West Ed Grocery store Of menty
and .osds the latter art OF las'
| December, white the Two negrres.
! Henry Jones aud Will Rankin were
held for. t,iaI for taking at "a, tage
of tema es Of their race Tne negio
! Will RANKIN. who vent out with
the other three prisoners, visited
some of his calnred iriende, and
then went TO the home Of Deputy
Sheriff Danaho and Informed the
lof6cer that the prisoners bad broken
out OF Jail. and with the Depu'y
Sheriff he went back to jail Two
other prisoners. both white, Sim
Bullock, for shooting his father in
Law. and Ed. Myriok, Of Chapel
!. Hill, for selling wh'skey, refused
to leave the Jail although they had
, every opportunity to do = Q
) BY means Of a iiece Of iron used
, Is 80 on prisoners. aud VIII h II
SO ne way had been concealed il
! the cells. the locks on the cell door
!. were picked, and getting ont int
the main building they cut a hol'
a through The south side ct the wal
IN The second story Of the jail, abt
: by tying TWO blankets toge,be
they let themselves down To tn
Ii ground,
Officer Pendergrast, Of Da,han
: captured Arkes Thom pson in Eas
= Durham Tuesday morning an
i. brought him back 10 Hlllebor&
te The officer also .faw Al Crabtre'
Re bu, he ran eff before be could g
- up with him.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20

Mrs. M. E. White, who has
been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. M. NJ. Mcfarland,
has returned to her home At Bur
lington, N. G.
Mr.. r. B. Parker, ex State
Business Agent aud Treasurer 81
the Farmers Alliance. was In town
last week shaking hands with biz
many friends. We learned from
him that he would be in the race
for the nomination for State Com
missioner of Agriculture. he ia
a pretty strong following in Orang'
county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
rAI.E OF LAND FOR DIVISION.

BY virtue OF authority contained ~
N order Of the Superior Court OF Or-
.nge County IN reciai P~ro.eed1ngs
entitled Sanders Kirkpatrick aad Others
20. j esse Miller and others. Will, o.,
Monday. March 2nd. 1908, y o:clock
,con. offer for sale at public auction TO
he highest bidder, at the court mouse
Ioor in Hillsboro. a tract o. land ~
orange County. adjoined on the Nnrth
Nv R. Y. Walker on, the East by hi
ted heirs. on the South by, W. :: Fore
and on the West by Sanders khkpatr
rick, containing Eighty-EWo Acres
more OF less, and known as the Sande
FERNS 81 sale : One third cash, one
| third in 6 months and one-third IN =
months, interest OH deferred payments
with right in purchaser to antic1pat
the same. Title reserved until nla
payment.
FRANK NASH.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20

90 The Kind You Have Always Bought
ign; !; =: &s1 :, z; Z =; 4:
YALE OF LAND BY trustee.

Under and 5y virtue of the power
and authority contained IN certain
decd of trust made and executed oy M.
F. Crawford and others. 70 ~ =
Cooner, trustee, which is duly record
ell IN The office OF the Register OF Deecs
1T Orange County in Book i. Page
447. the undersigned will ottrT Tor sale
at nnl,,ic auction. at the court house
door in Hlllsboro, N. e., on Monday
thu. 9th day of March, 1908. at twelve
o'..lo,:k M the following described
land
FIRST TRACT: Situated in Orange
| County on the waters Ut Collins creek
affirming the lands OF VIM. Manor. II
r stone and Others. bounded as FOL
lows BEGINNING at a stake IN the a
le,diny from Mr. Wiilcn to lone;
Ferry on Haw River, thence r. =
chains and 50 links to a Sycamore OF
the SAID creek in said tones me
thence up said cree as It meaaiuers "
the mouth OF the Spring Branch
thence North IL w. IA IL chains 10
stake near a large pine; thence ~.
). w. i3 IA chains to Said creek ) tne'.
,r SAID creek to Man6r's. line ; .nelc
II. "a w. IL chains to a stake ; thrne
N. 80 w. IL IL cnalls W 70" 81,
t thence n. II w. II chains TO 4 feu oaS
!, thence w. "a Il chains 20 \ stake
), thence S. 40 chains to a red t,:eu'
r. n 81 chains to the road tnell'
= down said road tu the begin'hnS. co,
tanning ~ acres. more or less. uell
) same land conveyed By deed DAT
r. Oct. =. 1862, from y. Faust 20 ool
in Crawford.
,ol SECOND TRACT: Also situate !.
,e Orange County. on Collins C rec W. !.
Z. gihning at Il white oak on the W.
bank of Collins Creek; thence up -
TO creek as it mean.iers to VIM: Mntlo
line OH said creek ; thence n; i;r
i chains to a rock in Manor.s IN
thence 5. 4 Sd chains to n nrst :
ton, containing l IA acres, more
ID less being the same lana convey u
Aaron Edwards to John +. CraWio
1 by deed dated March 81, 1866.
We Date OF sale, March 8, 1875.
by Time OF sale. IL o'clock m.
nas Terms OF sale, Cash.
;s February 6, 1908.
ave Attorneys tor Trustee,
res, Fayetteville, n. !
les. For information apply a.so " .
aattts, Esq, Hillsboro, NJ
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
NEl6HBoRhooD FAvoRITE

Mrs. +. D. CHARLES, OF Harbor,
Maine, speaking OF Electric Buffers.
says : 1T is a ne:ghhorhood favori,e
here with Us" II deserves to be a
favorite everywhere. It.gives qui, k
relief in dyspepsia, liver compliant,
kidney arrangement, malnulrition,
nervousness, weakness aud general
debility. It's action on the blood, as
at .osough purifier makes it espe'
c'aily useful a. q spring, medicine
This grand Alternative tonic is sold
under guarantee at w. A. Hayes
drug store. SOC.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

Bv virtue of authority given to the
undersigned in two mortsaged deeGs
executed by susan 9. Pope to Alice =.
Montgomery and properly IN
he Office OF Register OF Deeds OF VI,
al,ye County in Book K. page 224, and
in Book L. page POS, I viii sell at pub
lie auction for cash at the court house
door in Hil,sboro on Tuesday. March
| "a. 1908. a tract OF land lying and being
Is "a ,ar Grove Township, Orang.
County, and Described and defined a
follows. to. wit !: Bounded Oh the North
by lands OF D. 5. Parker and Thomas
Jordan, on the East and south by
Thomas Jordan. and on he west oy
the lands of Thomas Jordan known AZ
the Riley place, said tract contalnln>
40 acres, more or less.
sale is made to SATISFY said mortgage
, aud to pay costs. 90,
rhis 4th day Of February, 1908.
ALICE Il. MONTGOMERY,
Mortgages.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
TTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

On Saturday, February 1, 1908, We
will sell at public outely to the
bidder Tor cash a waltz
.ble farm on Cane Creek, in Hing
ham Township. Orange sCoanty, \.
c.. adjoining ,},e old David Roaefs.
StrudWlck. William Thompson and
John Gates lanes, aid bounded by q
line as follows: .
Reeinuing 1t a birch =onss the said
Creek. David Roach coI~neE@fnnnjn2
with his line Nortt. 63e West. 20 chains
and sc Inks 10 awhile oak. thence
! North 400 East Il hains toa red ok.
thence West IS chains and 30 links to 4
most oak. he said Eoach's corne'. ON
lie Strudw lex lire. thence with tbs
said line :. 27e West Is chains and 5o
links to a hickory CT the SAID Inc
William Thcmpsons corner 1oIme:lys
Hhence with John Gates line >. GOO
East 40 Chains to a liIrh ON raid Cahe
Creek. thence up the meander ny
thereof to the first station. containing
Zone Hundred Acres. more or less INC
lsaue having betn conssyed.py henry
C. Thompson and Selma A lholnpsoh
his wife by two deeds, registered ~
said I ounty in Book AZ. at page 4, apG
in Book 80. at page 543. respectively. !:
/ Said tract is well watereu, Is gooa
) farming land and contains a large qvan,
,ity OF Oaf, Hickory. Poplar andfPlne
lumber. ard is located about 7 IL miles
Soutl west nom Ffand. N. G.. and I
sho,t distance Westw ardly iiom thapcl
= Hill. N. G..
} place of sale County Court House
door, AT i nisboro, n. G.
For full Information address Ernest
haywood. Attorney, Raleigh, NJ ;
: This December 26,. 1907.
MRS. JAMIE A. HODGE SMITH: ;.
: Mrs. AGNES f. HODGE MITCHELL
: ERNEST HAYWOOD, Attorney. kai
eigh, n. G.
fsW The above sale is postponed
un,iIM onday, March 9. 1908, cour'
al week, at II m, at court house door
HTlsboro, N. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
NOticC to Debtors.

;. The Judgments, mortgages, notes
and accounts due to James Webb,
Jr. & Bro, are IN ms lands for col
lection. All indebted will please
call at my office and make payment
in appreciation OF the large indui
gence which has been given.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
a Beautiful Woman.

Her sur. oundings should be 10
harmony, and can best be made go
'by a we'll kept home The l.. q
Nj. Pure Paint makes the home
beautiful. 1t preserves it and pre-
vents decay. The cost per gallon
ready Tor use is only S12O. 1t wears
for ten years and longer. Thirty
three years of continuous use is esl
dence
II. w. & J. e. Webb i. d NJ
Paint Agents, Hillsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
THE MIN
SENATOR.

Orange" Presents in . True Light
the Episode Out Of Which Grew
q Clash Between Major john w
Graham aud Lieutenant Governor
Winstou-Mr. Hrahan's SpEendid
Wo.k as q Legislator Praised.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20

-Mrs. William S. Strudwick and
daughter, Mis- Annie Strud wick,
who have been spending the winter
With Mrs. Thomas NJ. Arrasmith, II
Greensboro, aud Mrs. w. 3. Meares,
at Llnwood, daughters OF Mrs.
S%:urIwick, have returned to their
home at Hillsboro.
We have received T.. w. Wood
& Sous Seed Catalogue, tor 1908.
II Is one of the abandonment aud
most complete seed catalogues.
This catalogue is particularly ,alaa-
BILE in the information that it gives
about Southern seeds and Southern
crops, aud should be 10 the hands OF
all our gardeners and farmers. Il
will he mailed fee. upon request Ia
T. w. Wood & Sons, Richmond
Va
The editor of the Memphis
TEN, "T,mes" writes lin N,
o. inion Foley's Honey aud Tar i
the best remedy tor coughs. cod
aud lung trouble, and to my DIV
lersona. knowledge Foley's Hone
aud Tar has accomplished many per
mane. t cures that have heen iittl
short of marvellous" Refuse an
j, bu, the genuine 10 the yellow pack
:, age. Sold by w. A. Hayes, Drug
gist
IL Hon. S. Nj. Ga,tis, the Gran
Master OF the Masons OF Nor'
Carolina. went to Duke last wee
where he installed the officers
Neil s. Stewart lodge No. 90
;. While there he was the guest OF h
:. friends, Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. b asse
=. formerly Of Hiilsboro. Mr.. Hass'
is a prominent and successful me
. chant a, Duke Grand Master u;
tbs also had ,he pleasure OF meet''
~ with another successful han a
L. personal friend at Duke, a man W
10 was reared at Hillsboro, Mr.. 1h.
'rs II Webb. Superintendent OF the
ny win Cotton M Ills al that place.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
111,TICE Of ADMINISTRATOR.

Having this. day qualified as Admit
;strator. with the will anneXtu'
mon the estate OF the late VIZ
lam r. Tate. I hereby notii5 az
persons who are indebted to the sa'.'
estate. to make immediate payment,
and all pc, sons having claims asa'.,ss
said estate must present the samo
to the und. rsigned properly au'hen .
Heated On or before the OH "as
of February. 1909 or this notl:e VIII oo
plead III bar OF their
w. b. -SELLARS.
Administrator with will antexea'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
SUFFER1NG AND DoLLARs SAYEI

SUFFERING AND 4DoLLARs SAVED
E S Lopez, of Marilla, N. y.
says Il am a carpenter and nave
had many severe cuts healed oy
Bnckleu's Aruica Salve. 1t bas
saved me- suffering and dollars: 1t II
by tar the best healing salve l have
ever found" Heals burns, s)res
ulcers. fever sores, eczema and p les
Zoo at ". A, Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
.+ <Dtlce Hours.

Office opens at 500 am. Closes
at $50 p. "' ,,o.sa s.9O"a. IN
aOa a;i yoing West closes $50 9.
n. and 3:55 r. o.. .4.oo
% Money Order books close at 4:oO
p. M ,oun D NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
RATES !:

oue year, ~ re 500
six months, ACC
Shrse months
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-02-20
OF

..,s,,rents will be Inserted lot
Advelo, SQUARE Zone inch) for the first
sl.0o pr eents for each subsequent pub
ioatiOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20

The feelings ~ treasurers OF chari.
table organizations all over the Uni
ted States are likely TO be rudely
shocked as the result Of the declara-
tlons made last week by william H.
Allen, an official OF the New York
bureau for municipal research, at n
meeting OF the reform department OF
tho Chicago Womans Club. IL is part
Of his job to see that the financial
affairs Of churches and philanthropic
Institutions are more closely scruti-
u.zcd than has been customary, and
II f. expected that some embarrass-
ing disclosures will follow. Mr.. Al
len declared that If the percentage Of
pccuations of officers borrowing"
and the like-from tho funds OF
churches. the Y W. G A. and the
Y W. G. A.. religious missionary So
cictics. hospitals and similar nstl-
tutlons could be compared with the
percentage OF grating in city govern
mcnts. 1t would be- discovered that
private graft far exceeded that
from public purse. a sull more con
crete attack upon existing condi.
t.ons was made I'm the report of a
committee ON public accounting Of
charities, which has spent year in
vcstigating the status OF private and
public institutions. The committee
found that institutions Of all sorts.
charitable and reformatory, some run
under the name Of great churches.
were managed by private boards and
with no outside supervision Of any
description as 20 methods and results.
and NO obligation TO account to any
body in regard TO receipts and ex-
from such funds. \ rigid inves-
chairman, Mrs George Bass, the com
mttce suggested plans which would
prevent tho possibility Of pilferlng
tionfrom such funds \ rigid lnves-
tigation IS being made. based on IN =
facts disclosed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
EUROPE WANTS OUR GOLD
EXPORT MOVEMENT BEGUN

New YORK. April 2O-Sp Special.-The
chief event Of the past week In local
financial circles has been the in
auguration OF an export movement
of gold to Europe, which promises to
. ume considerable T. Jportions be-
fore long Thus far. only $1,000 600
has been taken Tor shipment the
same going 70 Paris. but it is re.
liably estimated that before the move
ment terminates the sum may have
reached something in the neighbor.
hood of $2OODO.0OO, as not only is
thtrc a domand for the precious
metal ON the part of France. but Ger
many is also in need OF cash, as the
situation there is at present some.
what acute OF account OF the eN-
tended industrial situation and the
/ heavy borrowing by the government.
/ Although exports OF gold from the
/ United states are not AT all unusual
/ for this season OF the year, the move.
ment this year has started somewhat
earlier than is ordinarily the case.
/ Last year it began in May and in
| the following month shipments
amounted to $2iOOO,oOO. However.
/ the early starting of the enlux this
year has failed to create the slight.
| est apprehension, aud even the pros.
/ pect that the United States may be
called upon to part with the amount
above mentioned is viewed with per.
feet equanimity.
The principal reasons for this con.
dition of affairs are contained In
the facts that first of all, the en-,
gagement announced this week is the
first since May of last year. But be
yond this is the enormous supply OF
gold at present in this country. II
will no doubt be recalled that in
November and December Of last year
following the panic here, the United
States imported from European coun
tries the unp;ecedentedly enormou,
total of $lOS,OOO,OOO gold. or thi.
sum the New York assay office alone
holds s35OOO,OOO in gold bars, after
having sent something like $50 600, O0t
to the mints since the panic More
over the slplus reserves of the New
York associated banks now amoun
to approximately si3,OOO.OOO, Will,
in addition to all this the balanc,
of foreign trade just now Is yer!
heavily in our favor.
Even in the event that say 500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
To eeat Weston,s Record.

Pittsfleld, Mass. April l9-Arscuc
Beaudn Of Adams, who is 10 make
an attempt TO break the record walk
of Edward Weston from Portland, Me.
10 Chicago. will start from Portland
city hail Sunday on the long contest.
lie will make the start at midnight
and will follow the route Of the vete.
ran pedestrian.
Bcaudin is a Canadian and has liv.
ed in Adams since he was a child.
he is 22 years old lie weighs but
ll5 pounds and is five feet two inch.
cs In height lie is vegetarian and
has never used tobacco or liquors
For several weeks he has been walk.
ing 30 miles day to get into shape
for the task.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20

100000 gold will be sent abroad on
this movement, Il will not doubt be
found that at the end of the current
fiscal year, this country will have
to its credit considerably more
than s75,0O0.OO0 as the net result of
the twelyemonths imports and ex.
ports of the yellow metal Besides
local bankers are strongly OF the opin-
ion that. should the outflow of gold
show any signs of assuming unusual
proportions the secretary OF the
treasury will come to the assistance
of the situation by issuing a call
for the return of part of the 5000 600. 4.
600 of public money, now held by the
national banks.
For the foregoing reasons the gen
oral stock market has to all intonts
and purposes virtually ignored the be-
ginning of gold exports to Europe, and
while prices have fluctuated more or
less irregularly throughout the week,
the undcrtone has been firm and at
the close the feeling among brokers
! Is quite optimistic But for the fact
that the week was largely broken
into by the Easter holidays. which oc
casioned the closing Of the New York
| Stock aud Consolidated Stock Tx
changes no both Friday and Saturday
it is quite likely that this sentiment
would have been reflected in con
siderable activity and n greater OF
less enhancement in valoues.-J. II
y,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
The Man and His Job.

Wy 49, - 80 A'''ltn'NAf'
There is only one case on record
where man has been known to have
hired himself. The instance illus
trates the benefit sometimes accrued
from the use Of check, blufr and
nerve.
The employer in the case. who
Is an acquaintance Of mine. IS a man
with the reputation of never having
granted anyone a polite interview
II makes no difference who sits at
the side Of his desk, he will not so
muCh as look up from his work. In
the instance / mention, however, the
applicant was the kind who doesn't
mind a throwdown. Had he been Of
the tlmid sort he would have stood
no chance at all with such an EN-
ployer.
Good morning, sir" he began
cheerfully, laying his hat on top OF
the mans desk. Silence. The boss
made no sign that he had perceived
the presence OF the applicant.
Then changing his voice to deep
bass, so as to initiate that of the
boss, the candidate for the position
answered himself by saying: why
how do you do. Mr. Brown. won't
You please be seated?" The boss be-
gan 20 vince a bit al this uneXpect-
ed sally
well, Mr. President, came In
20 see YOU about a job on the road f."
resumed the applicant in his natural
tone OF voice Silence.
Il am very glad Of that because
YOU are just the man We want" as
sumiug again the boss tone Of voice,
"how much salary do you want?"
Two hundred dollars month and
expenses will do, guess" came the
answer Sicng"
The boss had regained his com
posuro and continued his writing.
AN 'ght," responded the sales.
man 70 his own question, come to
work tomorrow
every well sir. good day"
The boss never raised his eyes
from the desk, but no sooner had the
/ young man left the room than he
realized the extraordinary original
. ty Of the applicant. lie grabbed the