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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21
MRS. cLEvELANp,s BIRTHDAY

PRINCETON. N. j.. July 2i-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, widow of the former
President, is forty.six years OF age to.
day. She was married in the White
House forty-four years ago. Not wright
Ewing look up. PR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21
CHILD DEAD.

The nine moths old child of Mr.. AL.
bert Wright died this morning at the
home Of the grand mother, Mrs.
Wright in Barnstown.. cholrea imam.
tum was the cause OF his death. The.
yehild's mother died at his birth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

Quinn and Mitchell, 10 innings.
Fl Today's Games.
Detroit at Boston. as
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Is st. Louis at New York. !.
<, Cleveland at Washington
STANDING of the Clubs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

RooM-For rent one iurnirhed room.
Apply 5l5 Walnut Ave. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

RooMs-For rent, two desirable Of.
flee rooms on ground floor Jacobs
Bldg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

RooMs-For rent furnished rooms
with bath. Apply 1l5 Jackson St. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

PIANO PLAYER and cook-Wapted
Cunningham G White Bros. tent
show want good piano player and
cook. Apply at Rivesville Saturday
afternoon to Mcbride. yiolinist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

80 lasLk r1p.M tIe., q ..s!gI j! ! !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

FOR RENT.
66HR6fNd House ron REaTS2o
rooms. lareg dining room and kitch
en-; two bath rooms; strictly mod;
ern; good location.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

FOR RENT-Furpished rooms 3Js
High street. Ct. sd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

CLERK wants position in store, gro
Gerry preferred; several years expe-
rlence. Address E. L. K. this Of.
fee. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

eiRL-Wanted white girl for general!
house work. Apply AS Walnut Ave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21
WANTED.

RooM-Wanted furnlshed room with
privilege of bath. Address Box 65s.
City. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

FOR RENT-Large furnished hal
suitable for socletys, or mn il
studio. Dates open: second and.
far,th Wednesday nights. est ansi
> third Thursday nights. Fr'aay ami
Saturday nights and Sunday. Apply
10 ]. C. HALL. Home SAVINGS Bant,
or t. L. BERCHINAL. Court Housa,
Trustees.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

Leave $500 a. m. and 400 p. m; ar.
i've s:15 q. m and $500 p. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21

"a - p r.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
Celery Industry Would Pay

Celery is one of the most profita-
bic crops that can be grown. One
acre Of well cultivated celery will
pay more than many acres of any
other crop, The Cinnamon, in
their truck garden below town,
have illustrated what profits can be
made from celery in the rich MINI
bres Valley.
One good acre of properly cult
waited celery will net our farmers
from S4O0 to $500 per acre.
Following are n few suggestions
from man who has several years
experience.
Let the farmers get together and
organize celery association to en-
able them to cooperate in the mat
ter of buying seed, method of cult
walton, handling and selling the
crop.
In order that the crop be cult.
waited properly. he also suggests
that each farmer plant not more
than an acre the first year. In
this way, he can learn from his own
experience and at a small cost, what
can be done with a larger crop.
Considering the splendid local
market that we have, and the won
derful possibilities of our rich soil,
We ought TO get together and in
two years be able to furnish a large
portion Of the celery that is used in
this part of the county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
The Jeffries-Johnson Fight

Was a limited affair but the fight
Of the Socialist party with the two
old parties will be a fight to a finish.
In those communities where news
papers and magazines are widely
read, the showing Of the Socialists
in the coming campaign will be a
disagreeable revelation to the hosts
Of plutocracy. Similarly in such
Mexican counties as Rio Arriba,
Taos, Valencia, and Sandoval, where
newspapers are scarce as hens teeth,
the old gang will hold full sway.
Cast your vote for the Socialist can
didate to the constitutional conven-
ton and thereby give notice to the
bosses" that unless a progressive
constitution is framed il will be re.
jected by the citizens af New Mex
leo. Five or ten thousand Socialist
votes will have a wholesome effect
upon the deliberations of the con.
stitutional convention. Vote for S
Lindauer and political progressl
Deming Local No. /,
% adv Socialist Party
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

WHEREAS, The Great and Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe has in
His infinite wisdom removed from
among us, one of our worthy and
esteemed fellow brothers. Thomas
A. Carr, our Receiver.
AND WHEREAS, The long and in
innate relations held with him in
the faithful discharge Of his
duties in this order makes ii emf
nently BETTING that we record our
appreciation of him; Therefore be il
RESOLVED, That the wisdom and
ability which he has exercised in
the aid of our order by service, con-
tributions, and counsel, will be held
In grateful remembrance.
RESOLVED, that the sudden re-
moval of such a brother from our
midst leaves vacancy and a shadow
that will be deeply realized by all
the brothers Of this order, and will
prove serious loss TO all orders of
this great Universe.
RESOLVED, We recognize that his
personal relations with us are gone
but his virtues will live with us for
ever. His teachings, emulating all
the better ambitions of men, we
commend. He made for himself a
reputation, not only among his fra
ternal brethren; but among all who
knew him, as good, honorable,
and just man. Charity he taught,
not only by words, but by example,
he gave not only to his brothers in
distress, but was always generous in
assisting the needy.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these
resolution be spread upon the re-
cords Of this order, duly certified
copy hereof engrossed and present.
ed to the family Of our deceased
brother, and copies furnished the
local press and United workman for
publication, and that our Charter
be draped in mourning for a period
Of thirty days.
Fading away like the stars Of the
morning
Losing their light in the glorious Sun;
Thus shall he pass from this earth
and lie toiling.
Only remembered by what he has done.
Yours in c. H. & p,
LEON L. GoDcHAUx,
A. j. CLossrN.
]. A. MAHoNEY,
Committee Deming Lodge No. Z
A. O. u. w.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
Thomas:, Adoniram Judson
Carr.

Was born in Delaware county,
Ohio. May II, 1874, and died at the
home of VIM. Howard, Deming. N.
NJ, July 10 at $3.50 A. M. AT the
age Of nine he moved with his par
ents TO Indiana, where he lived UNI
I'll some years after the civil war.
He was a member of the 18th lndi-
ana Vol. Inf, and was later with
the 7th Cavalry. During the SER
vice he was severely wounded and
was confined for IA months in
Andersonville prison. His life was
at one time saved by General For
rest.
He came to the Southwest in
1869 and has followed the con-
struction of the Santa Fe from
Dodge City, Kansas. He was mar.
ried in 1880 and came to Deming
the year afterward. where he has
been one Of our best types Of citi-
zens and where he will be sadly
missed. Mrs. Carr passed away
nine years ago. leaving no child
rem.
His brother, L. A. Carr, of San
Marcial. has been a constant at.
tendant at his bedside and is his on
ly living relative in this vicinity.
The funeral was held at the home
Of VIM. Howard. Wednesday after
noon. the sermon being preached by
Rev. VIM. Sickels. The remains
were laid 10 rest beside those Il
his wife in the A. o. U. w. sec n
Of the cemetery, under the auspIc-
es Of the Workmen. the G. A. X.
Veterans acting as honorary escort,
Thus Deming loses one of her best
loved pioneers.
AS a token Of respect 10 the de.
ceased, business was suspended
throughout the city from two IA
four O'Clock.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
The Boudoir Player Piano
S400.

Here is a player piano PROPOSE
ton within reach of a modest pocket
book, proposition involving play,
er pinno worthy of the notice OF
those of discriminating taste.
Here is strictly a high grade
player piano that sells at a price no
higher than a good piano, and sold
on terms no higher than a good pi-
ano Is sold, $25 down and a little
each month.
am exclusive representative of
the wonderful Boudoir player piano.
Address j. M. CRAWFORD.
Deming, N. M.
Southwestern Representative.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
Lewis Flats.
BY HICKORY BILa.

hhANhthA
A pleasant dance was held at Ed
Cooper,s Wednesday evening.
Lucille Wren has been spending a
few days in the Flats.
Mr.. Sadler has sold his cattle
and has been gathering them for
the last few days.
Mrs. Larson and Misses Onie
Cook, Myrtle Williams and Lillian
Larson were in the Flats last SUM-
day.
Every one had lots TO eat at the
big dinner at the old Cook ranch
last Sunday. After dinner the
boys went to the ball grounds and
played a social game.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

committee. we feel that we have
done something to be proud Of. as
you made great hit with these
people the last time you were here,
though under many difficulties.
1t is the intention to give you
the full time and make the ar.
engagements so as to play up your
speech to the fullest. We are do.
ing this with full understanding
of our obligation. and will try Il
make your stay. brief as 1t may be,
very pleasant"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
Words from Men Who Know

Words from Men Who Know
JAY GOULD said, THAT 500
invested at the right time in
the right place, is worth a lifetime
Of labor"
ANDREW CARNEGIE says, The
wise young man Of to-day invests
his money In real estate"
THEODORE ROOSEVELT saws.
Every person who invests in well
selected real estate In a growing
section, adopts the safest method of
becoming independent" or Real
Estate is the basis of wealth."
Buy Mimbres Valley and
Deming Real Estate and
let 1t make money for you.
Some Beautiful Lots for Sale
List your property with me, can
sell it.
Alex A. Smith v,. oa,es s,,,.. !
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
For Wild Animal Bounty
Claims.

We pay seventy-five cents on the
dollar, cash. and dollar for dollar In
merchandise.
235w Lindauer Mercantile Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

Plans and specifications will bs re-
ceived by the Deming School Board
until August 10. 1910, for a high
school building, cost Of building
complete not TO exceed $S5, 900.
Information furnished on applica-
ton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

J. A. MAHoNEY,
President Of Board.
Dated July ~, 1910.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the many
friends for their expressions of SYM
pathy and acts of kindness on the
casion of our great bereavement.
l.. A. CARR.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM HOWARD,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

If YOU can't go fishing, do the
next best thing take home can
of the finest salmon on the market
Red Sockeye." A pound can at
25 cents makes a good meal. 1t is
much cheaper than meat for there's
no waste at all, and saves work over
the hot stove. The Clark Grocery
n,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
What

Difference does il make whether
Luna county sends a Democrat or
a Republican to the constitutional
convention? In either case the
gang that has so long dominated
the affairs of this territory will con-
troll the convention. Five or ten
thousand Socialist votes will do
more to give us an up-to-date con-
stitution than anything else. They
would constitute an impressive
warning Of rejection by the people
unless a progressive constitution is
presented TO them for acceptance.
II you desire equality before the
law and freedom from political car
pct baggers. cast your ballot for s.
Lindauer "a Lana's delegate TO the
constitutional convention.
Dcming Local No I,
~ adv Socialist Party.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22
Political Notice.

hereby announce myself MS n
candidate for the Office of delegate
10 the constitutional convention TO
be held at Santa Fe, subject TO the
action of the Democratic party.
JOHN CoRBETT,
Deming. N. M. July "a, 1910
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-07-22

The Silver City Rincnn passenger on
the Sante Fe was two hours late last
night. Flue blown.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Korre(ponoanle
Sra &afonie Country.

sauttioig upo, at jeg ienoer 8e-
falling for @la0et, btl jeg fri
DC nogle foa Sinier ONT ste Eolouie
Country, bpor III leber.
81 CT fiji, 2 Mil fra Nalouie og
tat peo oel1 eleftriife 8one, iom eoor
ira Spoto1e til Moscom, Soobo. 8i
bar Stpppeploos fer peo Chen al.
81 bouoc goo s(pl liolte Mor. @pe=
Sen gift fra % til so 8ulb. pr. Mcre
% @opre fra 40 up til oper 100 8u.
pit. Mcre;; tilligc CT ser gooe &riler
loo 6ornlerl1c far tjent goot. @i
bor Ell Sapn1plle / 8aloule og CIT
ltprre / Eptlatcb> 10 Mil MOS git,
/ Fullman, 8 Mil berfra CT ser
Agricltltrr=Gpllege og / Mpscotp, 12
Mil bcrfra, llniperlitet.
Seq CT meo paa Seoelager, o. leg
iDnes hi 9anife life funoe ofre bore
Yengc paa cn 8ope til bort Sp0re=
lallo bcore, cn0 at bjelpe meo at
6eplallte @e0en. @i ifpl6er bort 6e-
0reiano meget, men hi Danlfe er tent
nrelig ligploige, naor set fon1mer til
cit 6rorelmosiag. 2a6 % oerfor
ltptte oenne Sag; ser u "blepen ct
ltort Mrbeioe uofert allerebe pao SEN
ip6ife @eoe, men ser er meget til
6uge.
&i far ip gooe 1i6er fer MI, OF
iler for 5ormeren er Sc set beoi tie
&c bor pGret; Sc fleite al os Danifer
bcrpper er for BET melte Sarmere,
loo oct piloe bore melt naturligt for
os at bjelpe / 0erne Gag.
@aa6enbe mart at fao 8ogen
~Ganife / Nmerifa", gnlfes Gem ct
glp0cligt Mptaor.
81. 6. S 0 0 n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Gu Anti=S rnit 2isa.

Sra @aibtn9ton. 8pen bpor ale
Be ltore Nloner til 2anoets og SOL
fets 8eoite u0formes, meooeles, at
man enoelig bar funoet 2psningen
for bet panifelige &roblem at legge
8aono poa Erulternes Spergreb og
lloi,tgelle r. @iolet or ioo lige til,
at mo mao unores oper at ingen
fpr bur funoet paa set. Mon for
iinspelt ben oprettet Ell 9iga, bpts
Mra!cnrmer forpligter Zig til at
ito:ole Srr,gen al loo0omne Mrttf=
Ter og @rugsgienitanoe, bpis Eriier
er Iteget bsjere ems bpa6 ret og
btlligt CT, iuotil SEN fontrollcrenoe
9utlt lor lat Eriien neo. Sc BE-
rettcs, at Ell Maneoe Me6lemmer
al Aongresl cn far peret mes til at
fifte 2tgaen, og / 8etragtning at,
at iaa mango 1Sorneoenbe0er for
2tpetS Cpbol0 gaar gjennem &pin=
oerne3 &Gn0er, far man inorem-
met aDtn6erne Meolemsret poa Ii,
&c 8tlfaar mco @eno. st 2oogi=
bernc gierne goar meb, fa, man
forltaa - set CT 10 CT let 2gsning
af oct ae'erenoe Srultipsrgsmool.
Set er m9rfeIigt, at man fife for
bar tenft poa Sen ltopej. Sen er1e=
ite @oniteligbeo pes Manens Glen.
nentfprtli lie bltper ontagelig Sen at
fin6e bpor man lfal begpnbe. Sbi
oa laa at iiee bber eneite 2ipsfor=
t1sbenbe6 / 6e fi6fte Star CT lteget
til Dprtt6spri1er, bi(oe set natur-
ligite bore belt at opbbre mes at
br,tae uoget iom bellt, bporbe6 Grl1=
fterne / al Sttlbeo pil6e blipe uo=
iultebe. @lanen mi,16er iffe iaa
sonife fist ON @iitorien ON oen
@ano, Scr piloe pelu1e. lin &eit al
1neo at eoc beo list efter list at re-
oacere Noocrmen9oen. San nooeoe
til, at Soften neieoes meo 2 Sabre
ftroa oagItg. Seen ban fit life Cts
pertmentet belt tilenoebragt. Sit
"a os6e Seiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Or. Goof Nffcren,

@n6nu ipnes i11gen at bibe, bpor
Dr. 6reoericf 81. Goof, Sen mislpf:
feoe &oropolopoager, boloer til.
Mogle a,1tager, at ban er / europa,
andre paaitaar, at ban fuller Jig i
Canada Ell aflioeSliggenoe Seger=
leir. 8laoene begpnoer mi at
glemme bam og bans ubeloige 8e-
Drift, og in6en lang Gio bill bans
&opn bore u6i1ettet at 2iiten oper
De ~%fien6te" Sterrelier, Iom set er
blepet set al ct geografiif 9elifobs
@eolemslilte / Seem Yorf. &elt
fiernet fra Sffenligbe6e11 bill ban
oog olbrig blipe, i6et bans forifiel-
ltge 8eretninger ON Dp6ogeIiesrej=
fer be6bltpenbe bill fin6es / Sc. Of
offenIige @ibliotbeEer. Boston 8i-
bliotbefet bleb o11ntooet ON at fierne
bans lttergre Yrfltfter fra sets
Sploer> men bette blep al 1aqet, ,ioet
man gift us fra, at itul6e allie Sc
Bigger, ser er fire. ne of v1afers"
fiernes fra. 8ibltdtbefet, biIoe set
bltpe ct belperli@ og omfattenoe
Mrbeloe. @fterip9tgslen efter bans
Bigger er / ben i(nere Si6 meget
1tor, og Bibltotbehrer1e beb6er, at
troos Den itore Sdin6el ban bar be-
goaet angaaen6e 4or6pole1, er set
tfffe u6eluffet, at ber fin6es meqen
paolioelig l1noerrening ON arftifc
6orbolo / 6em.
Sra &igbenbapt me66eles, at
@oof's Sefreter, @alter 2onSooIe,
Der oberferte Coos &efor6er til
&jgbenbabr, for 1btalt, at ban bar
facet ct 8reb fra I9r. @oof, men,
negter at opgibe, bbor bon opbol-
Der fig. Set mad imiolertio bore
pao ct meget afiio@ Steo, tbi Sons
bale mente, at ban en6nu lite fieno-
tie ben at @igben4abns nniberiitet
trnfne afgibrelie, 1len at ban piIoe
lnoerrette bam ON sen.
@igmonoe, Sobr 81. groolep of
Seem gorf, Ser nfuiteoe Goof til
gforopolsfaroen, % JON uotalte fla
poerit biite.tt moo il ti6Iigere gra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Otter Snlefericn.

Gorbunosfpngresleu CT otter lal1
let / @ajbingtpn efter S11leferlen
GA set pentes, at SEN tager olporl1g
fat oou fine mango Spgaper tor
&elteu al Samlingen. &eprelen-
tnntbuiets iorite Nrbeioe pil bltpe
eebonoli;;e al ct Uprllog ON Sr1'
bronil,N al Stprelien al Eana11a
RonaI5o"tn. 'aoleoes at &pmislto=
hen. 'o"t Aor @coclie1 at Bette Sore
to9enoe, ioar iurre Meolen1mer og
Rperinqel1icrcu itprre Mpnotgbeo
cq Mere frie @enoer. Gerefter to-
qes @epilling:lore11e m1oer @ebano=
ling.
@fiait man life penter, at Soft
qres|eu iii ioo %ipnoerlig l,orettet
oenne Gomlil1a / &etning at
Srult=2ovgipuing, eller at l1aa til at
fun ShernllN=Spucll Hl10ref, ol11df=
tes opg oenne Sag meo >en ltprlte
Sesnteresle. ioct n1an al ct 9ublfab
fra &rei ioent Gait, iom if11loe OPP
Inles / &ongresien Snsoag, oil
fou at nioe, bporlcocs &rnlioente,
filler Jig til oette Sprgsmaal &ar1
bar bibtil notolt Jig mes Sen itprit
muIigc 6oriigtiebeo ol,gaaenoe 9e=
banoliua % &egulering at. Sruii
pq &oronrotinner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Gn=on0artetgruf.
Spao maltefompaaenierne tjener.

Melfebanoelen / Seem Oorf er II
@Gnoerne paa Sen. iaafalbte Melfe.
truit, bpis MffGrer / noge11 STD bar
peret @ienitan0 for en- inogaaenoe
nnoeriggelie al Statens Mutborite'
ter, lom bar funoet, at Eruiten OPP
naaer Ell al0eles ublu 6ortieneIte
peo Melfeialget. Borden Melfe'
folnpagni, ser fontrollerer % p@t.
al @pens Melfeba1oel, er fapita.
l@iieret til 90 @illioner Dollars,
bporof Sc Is Mtll. lite er btrfelig
&apitol, men fun nSorretntngs'
n1erfer" og u@ooo @ill". Men
poa bele oen aniatte @apital tjenes
scr 6 p@t. for &reference. og 10
psf. for olmi1t6eltge Mftier. 3d.
gerne piier, at ser / TO Nlar er tient
{. 8 Millioner Collars, men tro6s
bette pooltour &ompagniet, at Sc
taber Ye1ge pc0 at ielge M9lfen
til s Gents pr. Quart og bil for
bic &riien til 8 Gents. st an6et
&ompogni er fapitoliieret til $780,.
600, bporaf 100000 ct for n@ooo
&ill". Set gap flor 20 psf. l1o-
bptte at &apitafen, Maret foruo Is
p@t., og sets Marsoperifuo for be'
ret 0obbelt laa fort iom &opttalel!.
st treble &ompagni, Campbell Co.,
far tient 26 p@t. pda @apitolen
peo Ell Yris al 8 Gents pr. Quart.
Sgia / Chicago foregaar / 6enne
Sio Ell ltn%oeripgelie at @elfetom'
pagniernes 6orretniugsfbrelie, ser
p%oultaaes at bore / oirefte 5tri6
me0 Mnti=Srult 2nbene. SSernbane.
fon1pagnterne n1eneS at bore in0.
bifleoe / Sfan0alen, og sS11teritate
Commerce &omislioner1 btl. 5pge at
beptle, at Sc far gipet Melfetruiten
lpecielle 6ragttafster for Melf, I'M.
Ser bpa0 m6re Sorbanolere betoler.
&egieringen me11er at f1tn,1e bebile,
at neutrality-suspicious. bor ct
Clearinghouse, Ser abiolut Ton.
trollerer Melfepriierne til Gorbru.
ger11e loa bel lom Silfprielen. 8or.
Sen Melfefompagni, ser 6riper
Sorretning / boa0e Seem Oorf og
Chicago, CT Set, ser forlanger Mel.
feprilen forbpjet fra s til 8 Gents
pr. Quart. ga Ell 8p iom @bica=
60 forbruger c. 100000 @olloner
Melf 6aglig, og 1raar ser ct flor
6ortieneite be0 at ielge Melfen
til s Gents pr. Quart, pil en- 6or.
! bejelie al &riien til 8 Gents betp.
! oe Ell Merefort1e11e1te at mellem
$4,000 og $4,000 oaglig for
Srl1lten.
Sogen far poft %aLrninoelig 0p.
ligt / bele Sanoet, og / olIe Sc itgr.
re 9per Tier T%orbanolerne meo al
foriifre, at Sc neiten ingen Gortie.
neite bar paa oeres Melfeialg. Man'
ge at Dem er ngr peo t poaitoa, at Dc
oriper oeres 6orretninger iom II.
l%antropiife 6oretaaenoer, iom Sc
letter Nenge til pao. 6ba6 De oog
neppe foor ret mango til at tro.
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tege beo afleringen, bar nteboelt
Asiociateo Hreis, at ban ragter at
l1oruite en- 1p .arftiif Gfspe6ition, og
at ban arbei6er iammen meo @ap-
tejn Sberorup paa 6enne Sag.
@n6pi6ere oil ian ien6e e1t @fspe-
oitio1 til Set in6re Nfrifa og en-
al16en til Miien.
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5flma Gagrrlnfa
6jwlh.
(Sorti. fra SIDE ~

Ser, @allitrpms Sbanatos og @arl-
felots 9alarnebille6er % loa n1eget
anoet tre6e trent ungt og npt, eg=
ge11oe og befrllgten0e.
= So, 10, flyer So'r. gu bar
@et, Sin @iGlo er flor, men ri ifol
nof ftn6e pao &aao en66o.
= Seq tror life, gu rietig for
itoor> bpor boarot leg ii66er i set,
Su'r. Du tenfer nof life pao, at
leg oglaa ltaar / @iel6 til mine 2e-
iere. @por meget 1fploer leg 6og life
Dem, lige fra 6en gamle &onge (0s=
cor Sen 2oen) og bans pngite @en
(@lgen), iom ienote mig no poo min
&%onoring til Sp6en, og til De inlaa
Sfolebern, iom ienoer mig Sat for
Nils 9%olgersion? @nob ifuloe ieg
bore bleben ill., bpis 11ar, life bapoe
billet babe urine 8peer? = 0g ioa
11oo gu beller fife glemm Dem, ser
bar ifrebet ON mig. Gent pao SEN
ltore oonite @ritifer> iom bare meo
ct Sro ifaffe6e mig genner ODER belc
lit Sano. - Senf poa alle Dem,
Ser bar arbejoet for mig / fremme6e
2onoc. Seq ifpl0er oem meget, 6a'r,
boaoe bent, ser bar roit mig, %
Dem, Der bar bapt noget at uoIette
paa mig.
= ga, ia, flyer 6o'r, og ieg
'ipne$, at ban life Ter iao rolig us
lengere. Set CT biit beo at gao op
for ham, at set life bIiper iaa belt
let at reooe mig.
= 90 tent paa aIle Dem, ser
bar biulpet mig, Ga'r! -- 9g
tenf paa al Sen &ierligbe6, leg bar'
meot, tenf paa al Ben Sore, maj,
bar pitt mig og ollie l16mertelier!
8on 3u iaa iffe ,%oritaa, at jeg moa
gao til Sig for at faa at bi6e, bpor-
Dan man betaler iaa flor en- @iel6?
6a'r bar ienfet @obeoet og fer
life iao ,forbaabningsfulo uo iom /
&espnoellen. - Seq er ba,ge for,
at set life bliner iaa let at bialpe
Gig, min &ige, tiger ban. Men iaa
er Ser bel beIler life mere?
- So, set er ser. Mlt set on0et
-bapoc leg bel en60a funnel bore.
M:en III, fonrmer set allerperte. Set
:nar. Serfer, jeg par mot til at gao
til zig og 1.le... ON on @aa0.
Seq fan life f%oritaa, at gu fan
pGrc fom1nen I cnbnu parre @ialo!!
{. Na 10, tiger leg; og iaa ,,epncr
ic1 set, S peo nof.
- Nei, e t fan leg pirfelig
lite tro, at BET ipenife Nlfa6en1i -
~ tiger 6ar. Men / set lamme
Ter ban paa mig, og "a foritaar ban,
BET er lanot. Set rpffer / bper
rncitc &pnfe / bans garnfe Nniigt %
ban faar Saarer / 9inene.
- So, boao ifal leg iige, Gur2
5or tpnt:: oct er lite bare 9gre og
Fenae, De bar sgipet mig! Mell Ser
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! yin CT oct sibeu, of De ber tegn,
Gem for ct Mhonnement pao bett,
alaS. Meo fine poolioeIiqe Otter
.ctninacr % lit uopolete 2aieitof bill
oct hine Gem Ell firrfommen @ipi,
III !'ns til llee.