davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

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benust. And oie @enGIOe. 0le nit
1er @sidlidltc 0es 5elaiiben @ogigs
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pom Dem ban6eislniiiaeu a0niae ans
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aaiier %itiiieic oieies im Sabre 1912
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toria. cin RortFdt 0ou &ius Dem
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Nnbere giiehmarlle.

Gbfcaau. 10. Cttobcr. Rinotie6 -Gns
f1pr it.000i Nctncs. A0O-s.3G. Lera3 sicre.
g 800 2atilern Siecrs t.U0M T.25. Gtuf,
icrs ms ,scssers. 800-510: aabe nno 0ei.
iers. 2Q0-5.40; Nalbeg. eco 1925.
eAipe!ne. Hlifur. 5000; leid5ic. 7.05-
asnllA's ea lhwsEe 7.29 a..
4ut f41ZI
ehais. stlia6r $4,000. 2.3o-4s0: Gam
Eati. f21-g.f0
ST. eauis re- SIT. giueuisu Beef.
2iierc tu0 25s Sicdcrs mo Secoers. 800
Hnis BHbc Uaa eeiicro 3t0- b.55.
Ghwtiuf. Sfmerc. I~45@EI5.
edair. RI $50 4I5. Q1mmet. B.o0-7.25.
NnNfc@ g TT o. Isl. Eft Niaeuich -
Nce Sfietc A5e@ 2bt Anle mo 6clfer5.
. ~, Sioder5 H16 Set6trs. 8.20-58O.
Eaiigctur. Nllt. 1925 go.
=mrir. ~ 40H-4sNs idmuer. 2 1000.
g ri a D d. 80 Cft - Aincuirh ~ esecis
sfete $50 Nf. Al6c ma eeiiee3 500
o0. eiidcrs no ses0frs. 8.73-5.50.
Smiuciug. r suif il 40
sMnic. - 3l5 5.54. &Jalmer. e.30-6.90.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
4eiienOe 9tgenteH.
5sbn Snidbmann, 5eEH Gevpert.
local aoeuteu.
G.Sfsebagien Z. Sdwalbad.
stuut a%Utsromhu.

Der ifniaiicneae gaRugd9 in
WstHeral Botnt Cat nod Gin
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H.. 6aasccm, GaHirer tx psrtrahlen
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6em isinsr ShDiegsrmniter. oir 81
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ld oermatai9 lpur5e. Deaen 8hil.
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eriaHsr. in leslf,m q Der unteridlds
aunq per $4,000 be5ihti1i miro.
lister ZEN StHBs esr glaht Uuroe e.
heimli6 ua6 REM @eidnsniB in Sra
olioa atbratt. Ia ned 5eH Selbimors
oe 6astgms RE er9iiisrung 9eaeH
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Aus Onlsurlt.

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sinmal Elm iogen. Tag Dan" abgsbals
ten, oeHeH 3eiHertras bieiisen Bobls
tsdtigteiisiHitituien 3ufiieBsn fol-.
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lamp am {. Sdmstag bic 8seroigung
pes rab 5l0ejdbrigsr araHtbeit i'm
altsr Don AZ 5abrsH osrforbenen
6bas. Aeif TAFT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Rem 9prL Suosnita Der bei
cen untsrea 0loHen oes rR ten 9ort
llnlptTilil sern3gien set einsm Sireli
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ianoi Bart.
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Ia ~ Sean pau san RiUer. 4laF.
iotHi lrt ipoyotr. slis muibmoBii
re 4ieyosy= ugtosa 0ilfyso Iai
saat gno oty Nsal.er0olior 5rant
sill ugyh1fWt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
ans aanrinr.

SebstouitHo Buffet 3mitbela,
25e0 9uitti M,gieL 100 @arrtl
sgfonstesgsu. 100 sfiltsR 6ier uHo an
hetg 0aarsg. eis ith in 0aalen Bros.
g%aset1aas eabiu %teianoeu murosn
oatt eia 6slfr 3%tgioti msltss PAS
Sens 0fh1aat Mort bfi H1eiait.
Der So S%obrtaIis aubrm0W s..
%anonlen leain1 SelbHmorb 0urh
ern1uqeN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Grubuftenmarftc

eo0usn. 2.l5 pcr suits. tnr ca5aeiud6l,e
40. SIZE 0ieuer. eaef-fe. 2.S0-235: rice
1tfrf Nrahc. lh1-l "a. hraune i1iucolf5e prs
lAcue. $50 248. nieorlae Sra0e U0.
@tensuWaN5. E. ? Gh LlolitUf. Der 9fnub.
sg-8ar. 0mii.cS 2T-zSc Per Qfuno.
g~u0orHcnuichl. Guoiiert per 100 So.
So YsZ7S0
Grsisu. RI w6iie Sielo. 2o5-2fo per an.
1rirc Grhifr. 500 POO herNafhel. fbofiifhe
Nrtiga. IT5-}S SO pcF Nu.. Hiargdpf1t. ago
% nfr 9nfEgl- eefarifcre Erticu. 6T5@G SIS
SCR 2fe s'uao eir8eiHe SIDE eom Siors. 25c
nag 2u'Ofi wsuiagr.
Nrn. ~ Itmcihr. ausaewahit. ON Geleiie. an
II nG--i4 25. 3o. I. Is 0O-fS25. 70. q
ff SOLE No. Giee nHo agmiinieS HOO
.f2 cog 0llcs te ruSeTieieue@ aaHia3 UNI Ne.
'fa faOe-f2 %, 80. 1 @rafrie, I1Bo-
fsae 10. 9 e.oo-elaQs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
goes Anseiae.

ataia ins ShHgiDsr. Tgeunoen NIB
@elaHntsu bic trauCi9e Iahritt, bnB Hns
ier ritiaeliebtsr eatfs uno Batter. @eais
bus SAnsioer, en- Nlon.ae. ben Is. Ces
tober 1903. I'm : ubr movssHs, i'm alter
bon 80 Sabrtn, 3 1toRaisn uno q Edssn
uad IdHsereH 9eiosn. usriebsu nit ben
81. Sisrbsi acTanlsH.sa, iaHit eaiitlaisn
IT.
Dix &etroisuus fiahst am ITsiias. ben
p. Gctober 1909. I'M s 10 Her moTsens,
ROM Srausrhauie On q. Aue u. Iatc;a
Str.. Tenn sais. aus nab Der Ct. aus
tcnnss 0irhg arb pon oa nat esm Grsiz
ialiiaisiiss 5risahoff iiati.
I'm hiuss Ssko baisa de irausrnbsa
ginierbliehtlen
ap0gOaia SGasissy. Satin nssE sius
ogv.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

ElHIee.- TN cnaIs. - 90. IN ysauerr ar
IFS 90: afcs. s.s5-4.0o.
EupcByn. eunoeTt gfuuo. an QoIben. AZ
f.75-2.00; Qsi1GH. 25O-2.Ts: neuee. Qolben
i75-20O; 0cfodif. 2O0-2 25.
ennerfraut. - Der SdB. 1O.5c-fi.oO: y
cur $500 Der GeQ al A. %.
epiriis. - f.35 Der @ulfone.
&Bile. n MISUNDERSTANDING wiscouHn
Sota ino giinnefota. 27-29c. r~riffIere pc
SIC. lei6ie ielne. 24-20e: fbpere, 22-2se
Selection 2i-22c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
sgilS. nlrtidl meflaael.

sasuusr. - eammsr. s-I0e; eammelHelf5.
5-tc.
gcssasgs @siasei. - Gaguer. oeanen. lnve.
n. ieucb he. edbrcT. ieibte. maoere.
1l-f2t elite -Nabue grs SrJiHa GaiScHs i2c.
IuigH a4ie oeer ianae mif me ssa Sc
acfH ItNct DO. MT ogItlgn Ge1elu fIt@
i2t. Lggfeta. iaff rulDs 81 f6-1Ir. maQsre
'pspc IT, re. @uinca e.baeg Eugcno. 2T5
ere innert %. ilelne. 7-sg.
80 GigHo SIG 90: ss-g10 4iaro ie-ffe.
siite tansg. ifA-t2c; tlO-i40 EigHo. 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
giebmarFse.
9liliuaufse 9larts.

sNwcine. - lrinbr ... WGyfi fteiia. -
&tmd. 7.15-7p0t Gemif6fe. 7.tImT6l: lei6s
lc 800 7.50; Clipping. 1910.
befH siccrs cite 6ls 93lsicie. 440@5s 20:
ef,.s. 3.t5- BIB Nnhe. 8.fJ-4.B5. tanners
2s0- t0s Cutters. 2 $500; cullen. 2.65
-4f6s feeocr1. 8b5@430. Stoders. $50 ~
Sts. BilbiAbc q. 00-6O.0O. adiber. 400
q 50
saais. - guiHtr 49,; Mlarfi fielig. -
GbGic. 260-3.Z6, QuHinier. 2.7J-e 70.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
8uBer, Gier NIB saIe.
N-kuanlcr 99arIt.

gnlieF. - aaiAtr 1905; m,asft t1illis. -
ert.s 3ec; 6srfz. ab-24c. SECONDS. 22-
23c. acacpnlgo. 2f-26c; 1Gir1. fancn. 24c:
tlHcs. Piece. @ading 49, 20C: Sreale g.
loc.
Sale. slniHbr 2220s Qffro: mlarfi iietis.
sitt Cream f0-its. 2rid i0-14Mc, Qims
hnteer. S-f5f galoei5er. f0-17c.
Nttr. ~ AHfHbi 1872 NifleH ~ Niarlf felt
sslIIle Nier. glt. EeecnaS. l5-lsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
ansers @sIrsiss. DIE srs6nIisnmarIts.

C|Bicaao l9. cf. g;ssL Winter.
lgetssn boleHie biz $50. giE0ighis. 100
4.75. gaieFs 3.2o BIO; 5e 2 roier.
f22, Pc. f1rfer f.tt-ff4; 5o. 3 gllis.
gt-blh4t. VIC. 3 nciber. NtA 6tiacs. ecfers
70 8 meifer s9k 49, go 2 Aagqef 73aA
c suifrraetic - 53ci suie BIS D}4Aers
1g5iae 5ar; 8a. ! aicritfoeiiern 1915
HrNna rsi9giimen. 2e0 3.50i I.eBsEorf
90 3 nHais - a2M 1885; Short
Ht Sltee e.N7f1Z tt1ytss G6ott CLEAR
ziee5 81 1G- 300; AlesiameH. ...
ct Ncrts ~. Cit. @cissH 80. 2
rgicr { OBS 20 banter, ics5sZi.i3.
eaicr - go. = nelBer. 4f-4fhc
NEoUfna Ctr ia. Eft Ati5rn - 10.
g basiep. 1923 i25. 20 2 r0ieg. f.25-t25.
Ntuis. TO- = lli7t-
Neigf. - g1s Z fuflrer. "a 40c.
Mt / rnfaDoEis %. Cn qseisen -
go. I s,ottbpcttcrH 2 O3M -i03A SO. 2
Atcrthclu. lNf ss 1lHt.
wirbf. yirii xafgnis $50 $40. secon0s.
ZIG 5.20. liIi Glears 4.45-4e5: Secoaos.
3-2N-8iO.
, nIafb % Sit gsi5sa = 30. 1
4ori5eri. 10l. 70 . Goribetn. 1902.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

goIumbiS 9oIeubtrfTr
1910. NVtis: poyiofysi 20 Gsrts.
IitisH GaItHpsS tounsn mir dufs
Bette tm%pfshlsH. Sa isInsr VIZ. ala
ncltssaltnosr N Ct ssTubesa uni5srs
iTsiili1. gelearsnots gn6 I~nt.rtols
ssnaes nib IN ,insr Ioiben Tune az
tossH, eab mau siH iol6es Sobrbn6
germ CUR 61us nimms. mchs, ecb
surh Iclts CUTE qalsueers Q~itseratur
1s i6l,4ie immsr rshr ssrersrst
ntgocui Der Columbia qalsrSer fpir6
con str Columbia BubIfhina Go.
W~iGrants,. ssasr giritnouna Ron %
g.A II Vohmartsn. r15 Glen RsIis
ih,ilsa s~crsefTsi sssianst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

9ei elmer adlis Uon s @yao a6sr
ghta ispit i'm reisihsu GaEana ON
Donnsrsia9 p. 0. Elm reatirsdar
Sli33ar0 tiR. CT titf lag ceg ShEet,
oaB S6neepiligs u5t1ia porsa, I'M
oit!ih pon geiGuipea oie @eleiis far
Zen Giienbababgtrieo freI 81 mdnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Cbtcdga o. 10. Eft. - 9uttrr-Grenmerh,
rs SOC: Iair0. 25--2-c.
aair. Eatiies. 1G-t64c. Tnins. 15M-
1876; 9ouHg amcricus I6-16Ac; gri&. 0
lie.
0ier. 1s-25c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
zAnrRfhrrtrht.
qlilnanfEs qlarEt.

@ctser ~srmine nareH Hittriger II 1e
5euotf f4iCE f.eth- Rot IG14r- SnN Hac
7ycen as . tass anfagr rcia Haiata
Les a %. fs91M. Z 90. 1907. 2 s.. I.iaa
ep III. &fitet 49dti-i eag 1909 1 70.
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ee lA %. o1lc go Sd ear e1 5
9eAe 3D. 5fac go al Gar 54c. 2 oe.
55E ScreeHlre5Z2 Nat5 4-c.
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cater. Asi ssrs gnIasr aeiis.
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eat f9t. 2 30 " 2 % 3sc.
4lcfi. = zteisa.
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vttii Sieatz. ~ SedeH ------.-4fo-4.ef
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6fEgrrgs.
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1-hl.ty0 ocy
Srsriasnsu. 0ef Qorf 1875: grirHs
SAmal5. Der Nanlar. 1895: SbiHieu. f2A=
Ig&c; soliicrH. 1lA - 1lAc; WiiilelNafe,
11&-11Lc.
sc e1iasDreiie Der 9Soouiisumarfie in Till
SIC. 2soriberii. f.O9M--ff1. so. z gori6s
f.07- L0e3A. &c 3 Sfring. 1cc-lO3
zfantdre t3rrfic G~6-t6fhc. Rracen 74c.
20. 5 4lais. s0A -6it; Sianonro SGitr, Al
gie e5iseH ila1iate HuS mao fsrfeTes s~fIi,ieL.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

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NsterrrH rrr Hfrns "a
EHrlrses trfferr ~ Fftnf IL - IA
= feazle rs ref sen ft1 500 -5FH
Fi5Aegfs FEE Ntafo ill., -
Eff -H frf1ff
frer Naftel $50 LIS
& frs ~f1ff SO LIB
s wsf 9stf srvtT. wat
nt So z@rtf rfr Tfne. 20 - -
afrsnrs. .Nsrrg Peg too ~.
tsrrr re ar-tsra ar fara-fs eos
Mrrs &nm ns44- rs
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s1r e9-7&s 3amts. Iszssa ueo-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-05-19

| hgures, and Floyd knew II would keeI
Jonas occupied for a couple OF hours
Moreover, he knew that the old money
grubber would be astounded when he
ulgested the items. IL was all par
or his plan. The statement was sup
posed to represent the profit of all the
fire kindlers that had been sold I'm 9
lar western state during the previous
SIX months. II showed a net profit
for the month of $4,000, after all costs
had been deducted. The eyes of Jonas
Jones fairly popped at such sure and
quick profits. Just as Floyd knew they
would. and as the old man pored over
the papers the promoter announced
that he would be absent for a few
hours. When he left the office he went
to the hotel, changed to the automobile
costume. had his machine brought to
the door and started of to see little
Jimmy and the farm.
Aunt Mandy was taken off her feet
with the announcement Floyd made
when he entered the house and pro.
ceeded to make himself at home. He
had brought from the city a goodly
supply OF groceries and meats and an
nounced that he proposed staying for
lunch and partaking of some OF Aunt
Mandy's home cooking.
II find" he announced to Aunt
Mandy, that we are related, after all.
So I'm going to take charge here. AL
though i never knew your folks, Jim
my's grandfather was cousin of
my father. / found that out from
letter / got from my old aunt, the
only living relative that / know. She's
living all alone down in Virginia now.
and insists that / send you and Jimmy
to her. You can start Just as soon as
you can get ready"
Floyd purposely postponed arriving
at the Office that afternoon until the
time he knew the agents would have
been in and settled up with Jonas. He
found the old man in high glee Every
one Of the men had returned with an
empty bag and pocket full OF silver.
Just put the money away for to
night" said Floyd. and deposit in
the bank tomorrow. Pretty good bust
ness. don't you think?"
yes, remarkably profitable" replied
Jonas. But don't you think the agents
get too much? I can get as many good
men as ] want for S225 a day, and
that would make $25 more day profit
for you"
"Oh, don't mind that" laughed
Floyd. They are all good statesmen.
and we San afford 20 pay them well"
We'll, know what I'd do II Il was
my business. Just think, if you save
S25 day, that's $50 week, OF $1,000
a year,"
"Oh, don't bother about that" was
the careless reply OF Floyd. Wore
making money enough How about
that statement? Was IT all correct?"
Yes, It was correct, and good bust
ness, too. Seems the things netted
$50. 600 clear profit in six months in a
market not one-ffth as big as this.
You ought to clear no 100000 in this
state"
"NoIe than that, most likely" was
the mttter of-fact reply OF Floyd. i've
got AID offer from man In Chicago
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-05-19
PREscRlPr,oN FoR NeRvoua
MEN AND WoMEN-rRv IT

The impairment Of the nervous force
In men and women Is first manifested
by extreme nervousness, sleeplessness.
dread, worry and anxiety without rea
son. trembling OF the hands and limbs.
with the slightest exertion, heart pal
pitation, constipation. kidney trouble.
and a general inability TO act ration
ally at all times as others with health
In their bodies do.
In half pint bottle get three ounces
OF syrup sarsaparllla compound and
add to this one ounce compound fluid
balmwort, and let stand two hours:
then get one ounce compound essence
cardiol. and one ounce tincture cado-
meme compound mot cardamom); mix
all together. shake well and take tea
spoonful after each meal and one at re-
firing.
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CURED ITCHING HumoR.
Big, Painful swellings Broke and Did
Not Hcal-Suffercd Years.
Tortures Yiekd to cuticura.

Little black swellings were scat
tered over my face and neck and they
would leave little black scars that
would itch SO 1 couldn't keep from
scratching them. Larger swellings
would appear and my clothes would
stick to the sores. went to a doctor,
but the trouble only got worse. BY
this time 1t was all over my arms and
the upper part of my body In swellings
IA large as n dollar. 1t was SO pain.
full that 1 could not bear to lie on my
back. The second doctor stopped the
swellings. but when they broke the
places would not heal. bought set
OF the Cuticura Remedies and I'm less
than week some of the places were
nearly well. / continued until ! had
used three sets, and now 1 am sound
and we'll The disease lasted three
years. o. l.. Wilson, Puryear, Tenn.
Feb. 8, 1908"
Potter Drug Chom. Corp. Sole Props. Boston.
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SET JONAS JONES WAS HOOK
; BY JOHN IRVING DAY.

gage on Jimmy's home and then
bought In the property at forced sale,
was that he was thinking OF making
some investments in the neighborhood,
and would like to get a price on the
Floyd property.
so you are a relative OF these
F1oyds, are you?" the old man asked.
"A distant relative" Floyd admit
ted. And now what do you want for
the placer"
ut ought to be worth about $4,000,
but I'm not anxious to SELL" was
the wary reply.
well, just draw me up an option for
80 days at that price, with the agree
ment that the people can stay there
for that time whether / buy the place
or not and l will look into it."
ITS customary to pay something for
an option, you know" was the insin-
uating reply.
"And how much will the option be?"
How would 800 do?"
"All right" was the quick return of
Floyd, who drew roll of money from
an inner pocket that made the eyes of
the old miser bulge as a 500 bill was
separated from the pile
The next night Doc Floyd was seat
ed in the High Rollers club in Chi
cago. With him was Jack Cleland. his
partner in many transactions. uues-
tionable, maybe, but profitable always
to the pair. Floyd had been telling
Cleland of Jimmy and his talk of
that youngster was SO unlike his usual
conversation that his partner imag.
fned he saw a new side to the man
with whom he had 80 long associated.
Yes, sir, there's something about
that kid that made me take to him
right away" the genial Doc was say.
ing. "Ano then I've got bunch that
he's going to be mascot. / found out
to-day that old Jonas had skinned the
kids father out of his farm by loan
ing him a few hundred dollars at "a
time and taking notes for about three
times the amount he gave him"
And what's your plan?" asked Gle
land.
We'll, I've been through all that
part Of the country recently, and find
no one has ever heard Of our new pat
ent fire kinder. think they ought to
be educated. / want you to scare up
as many of the solicitors who worked
with us as you can, and have them
ready to go south tomorrow night.
Get five cases Of the kindlers and ship
them to me the first thing tomorrow.
Send them by express to be certain OF
quick delivery. All you will have to
do will be to stay here and be the
factory, and then drop down in case
send for you"
The Offices OF Quick Fire Manufac.
turing Company Of New York ADD
Chicago preseEsed a busy appear
ance a couple Of days later when jonas
Jones called to deliver the option to
Floyd. He found Floyd engaged with
group of shrewd looking young men,
and after greetings was asked IL he
would call again at four o'clock that
afternoon, when Floyd would have
more leisure to talk to him.
When tones called later In the after
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noon 1t was more business-like Floyd
than he at first figured on. He learned
that the manager and sole proprietor
TO the Quick Fire Manufacturing Com
pany had just started in to introduce
the greatest patent of the age in that
particular section.
Look how simple II is" said Floyd
handing him over a small co2trivaace
or metal bands which encased a mass
of what looked like pulp asbestos
It's the greatest thing in the world
for people who have to buy kindling
wood In small quantities at big prices.
This little thing is always ready, and
will start a thousand fires. The wom-
en- simply eat them up faster than the
factory can turn them out. They cost
seven cents eacn 20 manufacture, and
retail for SO cents. The agents get 20
cents for each one they sell, and we
can always keep the best of statesmen,
for they can easily sell from so to 100
day"
It's amaZin' how some folks can
make money easy" commented Jones,
who looked and listened in wonder.
Here's one OF the agents now" said
Floyd. Let's see what kind of day
he's had"
That's the kind OF day I've had"
replied the Salesman" as he opened
a large suit case which proved to be
entirely empty. II sold 80 that / car
ried with me and took orders for few
more to be delivered tomorrow" AS
he spoke he emptied a pile OF money,
all in silver, on the desk in front of
Floyd.
by the way" he suddenly asked.
addressing his remark to Jonas, as If
the thought had just occurred to him,
how would you like to take care Of
this business for me in the Office here :?
need good, solid business man like
yourself, so that / can give my time
TO other matters. / could make It
worth your while. You would have
plenty of time to look after your own
business, and could use this Office for
your headquarters"
We'll ] think ] could take care OF II.
all right" was the answer of Jonas
And would a hundred and fifty a
month be enough pay?" questioned
Floyd.
WIN. yes; that seems more'n good
pay fot so little work." admitted
Jones
"Oh, never mind that" was the airy
response. IT'S worth something to me
to have a man handle my money that
j know / can trust. II you will Just
come around at nine o'clock in the
morning | will show you how TO start
the men out. All you've got to do is
TO give them as many of the little ma
chimes as they want to CARR out. and
then take the money from them when
they come back In the afternoon. That
will give me chance TO look into the
matter OF buying that farm OF yours
and some other things l have on hand"
In the language of Doc F1oyd's set.
Jonas Jones was hooked.
Although habitually an early riser.
Jonas Jones found Floyd already busy
with some correspondence when he
reached the Office OF the Quick Fire
Manufacturing Company On TIE oay he
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Uncle Jlm,a Ireacherx.

PA. is It true that the good always
die young?"
"Oh, no, not always. I was very
good little boy"
Didn't you ever disobey your par
ents?"
mo"
Nor fight with your little brother?"
mo. l always was very kind to
him"
And didn't you ever tell lies or
play hookey?"
Certainly not"
Nor steal jam nor cookies out of
your mothers pantry?"
"Of course l never did such wicked
things"
Gee, what an Imagination Uncle
Jim must have. He was tellin' me,
this morning. about when you and him
were boys"
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was 70 take charge % me little Do.
tails. Jonas was As proud - q boy OF
MS new job. He had donned his best
sunday suit and INDUCED IN = shave.
FEELING that some consideration was
due to the dignity of his new position.
You are good ut figures. 1 pre-
sume?" said Floyd. after the statesmen
had been started out. Il wish you
would SO through this statement for
me-"
The statement was a long mass of