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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01

Besides the four bids published in
full below, all others were held to be
Iurump tent on the basis that they
did not comply with the terms speei.
feed 10 the prhiishcd notice In regard
'o the submitting of bids. The four
ruhp't"ut bids we're submitted as
follows.
10 The Board OF Directors School
District. No. /, Quay County
agree 10 build the school building
ai lucumcuri, y. NJ. according to tho
pians aud specifications prepared by
J. II. ". NJ Rapp Architects.
The whole building complete AS pro.
pD-al No. J, s2s.Ijs.uU
The whole building complete as pro.
ppsHl No. ], s29,,JU.OU
The whole buudInR complete AS pro.
pu-ai No. ], s2j,sal.7j.
Iur whole building complete a. pro.
p"-Hl No. ], 90, ,513.OU.
u steel ceilings are used instead Of
pluster add $4,000
Ia event tae two end rooms aud
corridors pf basement first and second
stories not culprcd ~ plans are omit
ted, ! agree 10 complete the building,
A. per proposal, No. /, s20,9 5000.
" per proposal, No ., So, 100 90.
\, per proposal, No. 3, Sig,573.75.
A. per proposal, No. I. s2T, ,g73OO
In event the board should decide To
leave the assembly hall uncompleted
az present deduct from either of the
above the sum OF $4,000.
Respt. submitted,
WM. a. sCHUBEL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01

\, l., Bonn y, the proprietor of the
Adams House, aud who has been u
resident of this city for the past two
wears, died very suddenly last sun
day right at eight o'clock, The AT
tending physician says that the i'm
mediate cause of Mr. llonney's death
wns pIoInaine poisoning said IN have
been caused by eating lee cream and
mnrkerel, lie took sick Snstuday
night but eemcd Ia be very much i'm.
proved SUNDAY afternoon aud evening.
Mr.. Bonnie was n well known ciri'
zen aud under his direction the Adams
House has come to be one Of the best
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
NATIONAL PERILS TO BE DISCUSSED BY
REV. HILL HERE NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT

The church organizations OF the city
ask the announcement that the Bap'
tist church has been selected for the
place Of the lecture which Ia to be
given by Rev, John Wesley Hill, who
is scheduled to speak here next Satur.
day night, Rev. llill is the pastor
Of the Metropolitan Temple In New
York City and Is considered one OF
the ablest speakers inhis state.
The subject Of hiR discussion, when
he speaks here, will be National
Perils. - This IL one Of the speakers
master pieces and Ia full Of life and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
THE UNLOADED GUN
TAXES Off ANOTHER
Little Carl Haworth is shot
by his six year old
Playmate,
DIES IN FATHERS ARM

TIL" un.oad"d -uu claimed another
innocent victim last saturday after
noon when the little six ycar old SON
u. r. G. rurbcr, of san Jon, shot and
killed his playmate, Carl llnwolth
with Il twenty Two rnlIncr rifle
Mr Tucker un. two boys, one
twelve wears old aud the other sis.
The elder had borrowed the gun from
r.. \. llnwurth the father Of the de-
ceased hoy. ~a'rlns morning aud
kept II ull day lu the afternoon Nj
llawof,h aud ,aU went over lo IurN
cr tu use the grind stone and the hoy
who had borrowed the gun brought
II out thanking aud returning lt II"
him
The wu wa leaned against the
fence aud while 'hc men ground their
tools the two smallest boy. began 'u
play With H. Just how the accident
occurred no one .au tel for Il wu-
not until thr report hHd been heard
that The two men noticed the child
rem were playing with tuc hrrarm.
The wounded child placed hi snail
hand To hi, breast aud Iuu toward
hi. father hu' fell before hr could
reach him The father seized the
boy IN h, arm, and started 10 rush
home with Liw but the child expired
IN his arms before hr could reach 'h"
house, which Wu, only u irw han
drrd yards uwny. II was found thni
the bullet had entered the chuu. left
breast and found its exit IN hi back.
The funeral services conducted by
Rev. j -. Gnnr Monday afternoon at
the Pleasant Valley cemetery. The
child, parcntr bad almost succomhed
with gricf The hoy was their first
born aud the only son, They have
one little gH. three years old
Little Carl was one Ot the bright
est children In san ion and wa the
pride of his parents Almost the en-.
tire village accompanied the remains
Ia the final resting place The llaworths
are among the best knovH families IN
the san Jos Valley ana the heart felt
sympathies of the whole community
go out to them In their deep mis-
fortune,
II il confidently believed that state
hood will he given the two territories
this winter without much, DELAY. All
the government departments having
anything Ia do with the territories
are unanimous IN favor of statehood,
There nrcsuid to he over So of the l2
votes IN the senate IN favor of admit
ting New Mexico and Arizona and Il
is believed there will he uo more op
position ~ the llouse than there was
last session when the enabling act
passed with big vote supporting It,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-01
NEW wATUR MAINS.

over mile aud a quarter of new
water mains il ucIng placed on
Adams. First aud Second Streets Al
81 two blocks are being lad on Gar
nell Avenue. This new water line
viii supply great part of the city
that has been dependent uu tanks and
wells in the past. IL will also bc a
great benefit topropcrty in the way
Of fire protection and elcy"n fire plug,
are being installed In the south east.
ern portion OF the city this week.
These plugs are being placed at diago
nal corners so that every block will
be protected by Two plugs.
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UNvAIL MONUMENTS.

Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
the Tucumcari Camp of the Woodmen
of the World VIII have their first un-
yelling ceremonies at the Sunnyside
cemetery. Three monuments will be
unveiled aud the Woodmen unveiling
ments are built of beautiful marble
Sovereign Mattes0n, Sovereign Johnston
aud Sovereign Luster. These monu.
mentts are built Of beautiful marble
aud have beea erected by the local
camp Of the WOOdmen.
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interesting facts,
Rev. Tin is active In all the affairs
Of the day lie is a strong personal
friend of President Taft aud made .
great many campaign speeches last
fall lie Travelled with the republi.
can candidate and spoke from the
rear platform of his private ear.
Since the presideht's = inauguration
he has offered Rev. Hin an eInbassor.
ship which was declared ON account
OF his preference for bis chosen work.
Rev. hin "a making a tour OF the ter
ritory and is commanding large audi.
enees every where he speaks.
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$40 ACRES HoMEsTEADs

Washington, u. c., April -. The
secretary of the interior has dcsignat
ed that 32O acres of homesteads shall
apply 10 fourteen millions, three hun.
dred aud thirty four thousand acres in
New Aicxico and tweniysix million,
six hundred and hfty-seven thousand
Gcrts in Arizona. The department
will notify the local land Offices as
soon as the entries can be made.
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TO the board Of directors Of school dis.
trict No. l. Quay County, New
Mexico.
The undersigned agree TO build the
school building at Turumcari, New
McNIru, according TO the plans and
specifications prepared by /. II. & W.
NJ. kaPp, architects, a- follows; The
whole building complete as proposal
number one Tor the amount Of s3s..
9ii.jj. Proposal number two for the
amount of s3s,32j.6U, proposal number
three for the amount of S3s,354.lO,
PROPOSAL number four Tor the amount
ot .Jy,352.uU
n steel rciliDgs are used instead ~
plaster add $4,000. In event the two
end rooms and corridors and basement
of first and second door not colored in
plans are omitted we agree TO com.
plcto the building a. per proposal
number one for the amount OF S2g,.
bid.uu,as per proposal number two for
IN" amount Of 500 1900. as per pro.
pu-uI number three for the amount Of
Continued on page four.)
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PROBATE COURT OPENS.

1ne May term of the Probate Court
will convene IN the office OF Probate
Judge, Cutlip, next Monday. This
promises to be busy term as many
matters are TO be adjusted.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
.LADRON MODER-
N|STA En- PONCE.
Ell teatro de Ia oscura
escena fue el estable-
cirniento de Inocencio
Munoz.
FL heroe de la sombra salio
fumando, cociendo. almor
zado, acicalado y perfu-
mado.
Inocencio estima el ''gasto'' en-
diez dollars y 43 centayos "co-
mo baratO."

Noviembre 2l.-En la Playa, en- el
establecimiento de provisiones de
Inocencio Muniz, que>esta situado
en- Ia parte que llaman "El Million"
Y en- Ia noche del II del corriente, le
rompieron una puerta de Ia parte de
atras de dicho establecimiento, y e
sustrajeron 80 cajetillas de ciga-
rrillos s potes de esencia
violetas, s palos de hilo grande, 200
cigarros, 3 potes de carne biff, 8 po-
chocolate menier, 4 pares de calceti
nes. Todo tiene un valor de diez do
liars 43 centavos, mas 8 menos, y Ia
policia de la Playa hace activas in
vestigaciones por averiguar los auto
res de este robo ,hasta Ia fecha no Sc
ha dado con ellos.
Ell honorable juez de la corte de
distrito Mr.. Foote 'esta hacienda Ia
investigation del obo de cebollas
llevado 4 cabo en- un barco, que es-
taba en- el puerto, la corte federal
ha delegado la investigation el.
Desde aver por la mailana es-
ia hacienda investigation, hacienda
eomparecer los supuestos autores d
su presencia tomandoles declara-
ci6n q todos los 7 supuestos autores
que Sc encuentran G Ia carcel.
Hasta la fecha como resultado de
la investigation, han sido puestos
en- libertad los Sres. Luis Delgado,
Juan Rodriguez, Evaristo Correa y
el captain del barco Rosa Maria y
dueho, Sr. Juan Maria Morsilio, que
Sc encontraban detenidos por die ho
asunto, los demas ac1lsados queda
ran pendientes de Ia resoluci6n del
gran jurado q. Sc forme en- la corte
federal, ,yilleva la defensa de los acu
sados ell Lcdo. jaime SEEK.
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In el hipodIomo e| domingo
La policia despejando al publ
co a so'pes.

I'm tumulto Sc origino anteayer en-
las carreras efectuadas en- el hip6dro
mo de la ciudad y fu6 OCCASION para
que la policia de servicio ALI, repar
tiera algunos macanazos.
/, Ell Sr. julia muy aficionado al
sport hfpico agredi6 al iokey de Con
Jusio, al terminar este caballo la ter
cera carrera, y en- defensa del m'l
chacho intevinieron el padre Y. un
hermano de este.
Sc aglomer6 ell piblico en- el sitio
del suceso y la policia, en- lugar de
detener a los que intervinieron en-
choque para evitar mayores conse
cuencias, Sc dedico a despejar EN-
pleando para clio el contu ndente ar
'gumento de sus rotenes.
4 POGO qued6 restablec ido el or
den V citados para el tribunal CORE
pondiente los protagopistas dc la
,ocurrencia.
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: CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORREsPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maouinillas, dura, hgida y mon6to
ma. no es Ia de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
suya propia por mi sistema de en-
sehansa y metodo "Educaci6n y ar
monia del movimiento."
Cualquiera que sea su residencia
profession 6 sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'D. le gsrantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva & ma
eistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.- -Escriba pa
"a infornes al professor que suscribe
F. VEGA NEVARES. p. o. BOX
SAB, San Juan P. r.
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Las Nuyias en-
Sabana GIande
Por las grandes erecientes
han quedado en- los re-
ansoS nurnerOsoS deS
polos de animales.
El vecindario Sc We obligado q
consnmir esa aqua en- tan pc
simas condolences de Salubri.
dad.
(De nuestro corresponsal. J


Noviembre 22-Se encuentra er
esta poblaci6n una compania de
zarzuela sspahola dirijida por ell Sr.
Don Justo Pastor Torres. Segdn he
mos sabido ha alberto un abono Gle
tres funcioncs principiando, la pr.
mcrl mahana sabado. Sc nota bas
tante animacion y dada la reputa-
ci6n Y fama de que goza esta com
pahia, obtendra I'm lleno complete
en- nuestro teatro.
\ consecuencia de las grandes a
venidas de los rios, durante estos Ill
timos dias, han quedado dentro del
rio 'Grande" animales muertos, Y
segin sc nos ha manifestado, los a
guadores que conducen el aqua para
ell consume en- carretillas, la cogen
de la corrlcnte Y como esto es PERU
dicial IL sslud pdblica. llamamos
la atenci6n de las autoridades sobre
ell particular.
Hemos tenido el placer de salu
a nuestro distinguido amigo
Santiago Quilichini qur regresa
Europa despues de haber pasado ;
su pals natal una larga tempora
y q donde fuera con el fin de rep5
ner su salud algo quebrantada. Nos
alegramos mucho de su feliz arribo
Y de que haya venido bastante meio
RADIO de sus dolencias.
Tambien Sc hallsn entire nosotros
Don jose P. Segarra V su esposa
quienes deseamos una larga Y grats
tenn porada.
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'SERNC|0
POL|C|ACO::
Mitin en- Cabo Roio
contra Ia emigration
a Mejico.
Juan Nepomuceno infiere
una grave merida a Juan
Sanchez.
Lo ocurrido en- ell distrito de
San Juan durante las lltimae
"a h0ras.

Comunican del distrito de Maya
guez que el sabado las once de Ia
mafana en- barrio Sabalos Sc le esca
pc un tiro de revolver 4 Jose Tore:
hiriendo gravemente 4 un nino.
Comunican del distrito de Caguas
que el viernes por la noche en- barrio
Tomas de Castro el individuo Juan
Nepomuceno intro grave puhalada
Juan Sanchez.
Comunican de Cabo Rojo que ayeI
sc llevarfa 4 efecto un meeting en- Ia
plaza publica contra la Immigration
para Mexico.
Comunican de Rio Grande que POI
fuerza de aquel distrito fueron ares
tados los individuos Ricardo Yelo y
Pedro Escobas.
Del distrito de Lola conunican
que en- ell barrio de Roman el indin-
duo Perucho Rodriguez hiri6 en- la ca
"a con un machete q Santos Figueroai
que ell muchacho Candido Torres Sc
Y a. Ell muchacho Candida Torres Sc
cay6 de una palma de cocos, hablen-
do sufrido contusiones de caractel
grave.
Del distrito de Maricao comunlcan
due ell individuo Pedro Moreno, qul-
en Sc hallaba en- el hospital sufrlendo
de tuberculosis intestinal, Sc ahorcd
colgandose del espaldar de la CANA
con una tira de la sabana.
Del distrito de Aguada comunican
que Ia corte del distrito condeno al
indivduo Telesforo Figueroa a su-
frir 3 amos de presidio con trabajos
forzados por escalaniento.
La detective de Bayamon comunl
ca haber arrestado 4 Juan Padilla
por HERR d Antonio Acavedo.
Del distrito de San Juan comuni-
can que ell dia 20 a las ? 2p. m. Ell la
parada 3, Puerta de Terra, una m i
qlina del ferrocarril arrollo dos ca
balos propiedad de Luis Carbonell;
tambien en- Puerta de TERRA fueron
sorpendidos por Ia policia y el 1nves
,igador de Rentas 1nternas los. .Sres.
Gomez Y Com, venoliendo espiritus
destllados al por mayor sin tener la
correspondence patente. Aver trato
de envenenarse la individual Clotilde
Rodriguez (a) Fosforito. En- la para
da II ol coche dirigido por Juan Ra-
mes arrollo a la joven Paula Diaz
produciendole varias contusiones.
Servicios prestados por la policia In
fraction de las ordenanzas municipal
les 81. acometimiento Y aggression TO-,
,turbar la paz 10, portar armas ?, hur
to menor /, reglamento de automo-
viles 2, Y infraceion de las leyeS de ca
rreteras. 2.
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ATENCION

Sc arrienda q vende una fnca de
$50 cusrdas, en- comunicaci6n por ca
rretera, con los pueblos dc Vega bsis.
Morovis, GALES y Manatf. Tiene
10000 matas de guineo. II cuerds-
de haratss y pueden s,mbrarse -
ouerdas de csfiss. Una cueva DE- clio
no (murcie.agina) calculada en- mas
de 1000 toneladas.
OtEa finoa de 19 caerdas con uns
casa y $4,000 maiss de pihas De pr
mer cosecho.
Dirigirse & Manati Aparts9o -.
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Ell doctor r. Ruiz Arnau parti-
c'pa & aus amigos y clientes que ha
trasladado su domicili, y consultoIio
4 Ia calle de la Fortaleza numero 46.
Ho,a de consulta: de 4 3 p. m.
Telefono 305.
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FSPLENDIDO. - la Casa de
Prtst:mos de j. Bend6n y Co. Allen
81, celebrarl este sto un esp!endido
remste les dias 3y4 de Diciembre
pr6ximo de ininidad de a.hsjss pr
pias para regalos de Pascuas. Hay
que aprovechar ID OCCASION. La ca.a
sigue sus operaciones
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Un beneficio.

La secretsfia de la sociedad pro-
tectora de mendigos, sehorita Amps
70 Fernandez Mater. nos ha remitidc
ell balance de la function que benef-
clio de esa benefca institution ofre-
ciera Ell Sr. Rafael Colorado, propie-
tario del cine Puerto Rico.
Importan los ingresos S62.30.
Importan los egresos S49.2S
TN regaio 500
Total sobrante S.9.02.
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CHIC PARISIEN.

Ell 6'timo n6mero do esta famosa
publication, primera en- su clase, ha
llegado q Ia Casa Geigel, repTesentan-
tes de ella ca Puerto Rico. Contiene
lindfsimos trsjes pars reception, calle
vista y bale. Vale $3.50. Suscrip.
ci6n al ano $500 oro america
M 3v. q.
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mi parecer cen respeeto
{ Ia gran eficacia , bon
dad curativa de esta popu-
lar medicina (me rsfiero
1 la Emulsion de Scott
esta fundado on el granae
aprecio en- Pue Ia tienen
los peritos , los snfcrnos
cue la us.n. Entire estos,
particularmente he dido
elojiarla como infalible
preservativo y efieaz re-
medic contra las enfsr-
medades do pecho y dol
pulmon."-. IGNAClO, |
Obispo de TehuAntepec
Rep. Mexicana.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office Of Porto REs Irrigation Service.

Guyana, Porto Rico, September ss,
1909.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 2 o'clock P. NJ. ia
nuary II, 1910, for the construction
Of an earth and gravel dam, to be
known rs the Patillas Dam and Ap-
purtenant Structures, nesr the town
Of Patillas, Porto Rico, requiring the
excavation Of about 726,O00 cubic
meters Of earth, rock and gravel, and
the placing Of about 900 cubic
meters Of concrete. The estimated
cost is about s5s0,oeo. Plans and
specifications may be obtainedftom
this office; or from the Commissioner
Of the Interior, San Juan, Porto Rico;
or from the U. s. Reclamation eervice,
Washington, D. G. A deposit Of
800 is required fos.the plans, which
deposit will be refunded on the return
Of plans prior to the date set for open
ing the bids. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids
B. M. HALL
Chief Engineer,
Porto Rico Irrigation Service
BY ORDER OF
l.. H. GRAHAME,
COmn,issf0ner Of. tho
Interior Of Porto Rico.
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Sc OFRECE un joven parato-
car en- bailecitos con piano de 5 II
por m6dico precio. Informsran Cruz
II altos.
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'D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN.

Farmacia Colon esta-
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizados. Plaza principal. San
Juan.
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Hay og-iculiores g1s neces.is,
royordomos" y hay "nsayorcons
q4e nccesit7a coiocaei6n. Esas DO
ospirdciones ss encuenf,on cor cif
ealtad y retoriO. An'bas coinclGir
rdpSoonsenis 81 l0s Gsseos de rascr
mos y agr,cuiseres - anm.ciaa
Ia Correspondsneid". Hoy en- q
ie diorio ss7ectot y ss6dica le,ysa
SfsesO.
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Further advertisement will be issued
at . later date for proposals, to be
opened at the same time and place as
above, on the construction Of sabout
5000 feet or rsck tunneling in con.
nection with this project
Opportunities will be afforded, at
future dates, Of bidding on the cons.
truction Of additional dams and
canals, estimated to cost abou,
S1,200.000.
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Lecciones de piano. La seho-
| rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa. 6 q domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-26

all the commas and things he had for
gotten. In other words-her words-she
revised them
James" said Genevieve one day,
James. think we should have a bureau
of publicity, which will disseminate infor-
and of benefit to you
UNI! said James.
James, said Genevieve IT am going
to establish a bureau of publicity and
we will get out literature, and thus your
campaign, which now approaches, will be
enlivened."
UNI said James.
No. James was not a brute. He was
simply wondering where the bureau
would be. whether they could get it into
either the dining room or the sitting
room: And whether the woman's club
would hold its meetings in some other
room And where the Ladies' Aid So
ciety would keep its materials for mis-
sion sewing. And, In the meantime,
where the family would take its meals.
We've, her puffs in a state of dignified
happiness impossible to describe, James.
l have decided to establish the bureau in
the parlor. One must have quiet for such
responsible work, and the dining room
will not do on account Of Katherine and
the children bothering us so'
UNI said James
James" said Genevieve one afternoon
shortly afterward. I'VE are going to need
the sitting room for a committee meeting
of the Ladies Aid and the club will have
to meet in the dining room. So hurry
with your dinner little. please"
Dinner. in the outlying districts where
most Of us live, is not an evening func-
but noon business, as Queen Elizabeth
used to have 1t.
UNI! said James. who was just set
Ting down to his cherry pie. And he
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want things from the politicians-he did
extremely we'll there. In fact, he went
to Congress after a while. and was per-
mitted, about his fourth term, to open ms
mouth and get the Speakers ear. This
meant that his ability was widely recog-
nized and that he was in right.
Now, Genevieve was not, all these long
years, nonentity: and she never al
lowed herself to be considered nonen-
tity She was, in fact, her husband $
right-hand man. In the early days they
used to talk things over together. and
she was often sure that he really told her
how 1t was. OF course. from his own
viewpoint, he did tell her how 1t was;
but there were other viewpoints. Still,
Geneveve read the papers and her hus-
bands speeches In manuscript and put In
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James worked hard after they were
married. and in the course Of events he
won an important suit and received a
fee Of $780, 1t was put In the local pa
pers as an unheard-of thing for SO young
an attorney. Then James worked harder
than ever and got bigger fees; and after
a while he went into politics
Now. my dears. do not understand from
this that James went to the penitentiary
and his wife took In washing. Nor even
that he deserved to go to the penitentiary
and his wife wore diamonds as big as
hens egg. Nothing Of the sort
James just went into politics: and his
talents being peculiarly suited to the
political game-which Is often compli-
Gated by the game played by people who