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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26
HE SWUNG HER TO ONE SIDE.

bers Of Plymouth church, the girl
started to cross Hicks and Middagh
streets. She was in the middle Of the
roadway when the team, with the
heavy truck bouncing along, turned the
corner from Middagh into Hicks street
Shouting warning to the child, the
driver tried to curb his horses, but his
efforts were unayailing. The horses
were only few feet away when the
child started forward, and, aided by
the momentum as the dog swung her
to one side, she rolled over toward the
curb.
Before she could regain her feet the
truck had passed over the dog. Sever
al persons in the crowd which quickly
gathered, took charge Of the child and
carried her to her home. She had es-
capped injury, but was almost heart
broken over the death Of her dog.
Report of the reckless driver was
made to the police of the Fulton street
station, but no trace was found Of the
man in charge Of the truck.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26

The insurgent republicans did big
business in California. If progressive
republicans of Minnesota had real
leader they could achieve great things
in this state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26

Mayor Gaynor will live, and the
nation joins IN thanksgiving. Such q
universal tribute Of appreciation will
help Mayor Gaynor to continue the
great work he is doing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26

We trust that the people of the
Sixth congressional district will make
their verdict so decisive this fall that
1t will be understood at Washington.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26

II Roosevelt we're to talk in the
Sixth district, would he endorse
Lindbergh or McGarry? Would he
praise a Tawney paper? Answers are
easy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26
sent,ment-the good reason for lnsur-
gency,

Norman County Herald: Those
newspapers that speak of Aldrich as
the rubber king are mistaken in the.
man. He is the robber king
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-26
Auto Chain Strips Boy Makes.

Auto Chain Strips Boy Naked.
Little Joseph Church Of Rochester
stole a ride on an automobile. He got
caught in the chain. which stripped
him practically naked, then dumped
him In the street uninjured. .
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

Sowing oats and planting po-
tatoes the order of the day.
Rev. Presser filled his regular
time at New Hope Saturday and
Sunday.
B. F. Pulls and wife visited w.
D. Pulls and family in Central.a
Friday.
Charles Sellers bought a couple
of calves of Sam Loren lately.
Billie Campbell of Benton Co.,
who has been in Columbia at the
hospital, being treated, is able to
get out. is visiting in the neigh
borhood of New Hope church, his
old home.
Larence BOdkin has the mumps,
Eliza Pulls visited B. L. Pulls
and wife Sunday, also Lucy Sim
coe and Lena Sellers.
Miss Cleo Settles, our teacher.
dismissed Thursday and Friday on
account of her sisters marriage.
Grace Smith has a lady friend
visiting her from st. Louis, Miss
Bewick.
w. D. Pulls and family visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday
and attended church at New Hope
Mrs. Winnie BOdkin is on the
sick list.
Sunday school organized at New
Hope church Saturday; time ai
meeting, 10 o'clock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
MEx.I-Mo. POULTRY FARM.
And The Central National Expert
ment Station.

1t has been given out that work
is to commence this week on the
Poultry Plant and Experiment
Station.
J. H. Swindler, of the Poultry
Journal published here, T. f.
Quisenberry, Secretary of the
State Poultry Board, who will
move to Mexico this fall, and w.
H. Turner, Ex-county Treasurer Of
Audrain, will be the incorporators.
The capital stock of the company
will be $4,000 and shares will be
sold at $25 each.
The products of the plant will
be sold on the New York egg
market.
The first structure to be built
will be an incubator cellar of con-
crete and brick, and next brood
er house 10x100 feet, ventilated
and heated by the latest approved
methods. Later laying sheds,
feeding rooms, etc, will be built.
By early fall, 1000 hens will be
laying. The National Egg-Laying
Contest will begin Nov. 1st and
already entries from Is States
have ben received.
Hurrah for Mexico and the Mex
I-Mo. Poultry Plant.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
THOMPSON.

F.. r. Dudley visited Thomas
Bolts near Worcester over Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Black is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Graves.
Miss Pauline Powell is the guest
of Miss Edna Cant.
W. N. Maxwell reports a de-
lightful stay with his brother in
st. Joe. He hadn't had the privi-
lege of visiting them for a number
of years.
Miss Eva Miller was the guest
of her friend Miss Bette Mae Con-
sidine over Sunday.
E. G. Egbert is entertaining his
mother, from Gentry county, at
this writing.
Rev. John T. Mason preached 10
good sized congregations Sunday
morning and night at Hopewell.
G. G. Bledsoe left for Macon
City with some fine horses Mon
day night.
Fred Long sold 26 head of SO
III ShOatS tO Clark a. BledsOe Mon
day at 10 cts.
Isaac Hamlin of Lone WOLF.
Okla, is here on a weeks visit.
Clark & Bledsoe sold one young
jack for $3.50, one bay mare for
5000, one coming two year old
gelding for $500; this young geld
ing belonged to Mrs. C. C. Bled-
soc and is extra fine. more than
ordinary.
Rev. w. H. Hook preached Sun
day morning and evening at Lib
erty. Fair sized congregations
greeted him.
Joe Considine will complete his
residence as to the wood work in a
few days. w. NJ. Thompson, the
architect, has made for himself 4
reputation on this beautiful
mansion. He has been assisted o.
two able mechanics. B. Ferguson
and Henry Stewart. This home is
not only credit to Thompson but
to the county. Mr.. Considine has
two of the best painters in the
State, Garrett & Son of Mexico.
They know how to make the wall
shine. The cost of this residence
will be near $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
NORTH RUSH HILL.

Many farmers are sowing oats,
some are already through.
The little daughter of John
Hagan and wife has been very
sick for about two weeks, but s
better, we are glad to say, at this
writing.
A large crowd at the oyster and
ice cream supper in Rush Hill last
Saturday night.
Misses Myrtle and Mildred Cant
well, Maude Dye, Zella Dudley
and Ada Blume were entertained
by Miss Effie Thomas last Sunday.
George RICHTER and family have
moved to a farm south of Rush
Hill, which he has rented for the
coming year,
Miss Ethel King of Rush Hill at
tended the supper in Rush Hill last
Saturday night.
Mr.. Jake Baehr of near Rush
Hill and Miss Ella Mudd of Lad.
donia were married in Mexico last
week. They will make Rush Hill
their home, We wish them a long
and happy life.
Fertile Witchie and family were
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Mates last Sunday.
A fine entertainment given by
Miss Efie Bryson at the Hedge
Dale school house last Friday
might. 1t was the closing of th'
school and a large erowd was pres
lent, Miss Eflis is a very, success
full teacher.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
A Fox Story.

PSThe following is quoted from
the Fa< <Der Forum:
| W. G.. Rule, son of j. G. Rule
IWao lives just west of Farber,
has a whole family of red foxes
at his house, and here's the story.
He had a trap out to which he had
not peen for several days, He
went out one morning and found
a mother fox in the trap and
around her were gathered several
little ones which she was taking
care Of as best she could in her
captive state. The baby foxes
were born after the mother was
caught in the trap. Mr.. Rule
brought them to the house and SCI
the trap for Mr.. Fox, which he got
next morning. He now has The
family and will have them photo
graphed. If there is anybody thai
has more remarkable fox, fish OF
frog story to relate we would lik,
to hear from them, And our friend
Mr., Rule, is no nature faker
either
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

that l am not going to try to de-
ceive anyone. / am in favor of a
Highway Engineer simply because
l think it is the best under our
present road laws. If you or any
one else think otherwise, | have
no criticisms to offer. We cannot
all see alike. ] believe the time S
here when we must have a man t.
supervise this work. The road
overseers cannot do it as a rule.
l believe the time is here when
we must begin to build concrete
culverts all over the county. The
road Overseer cannot do this
work as a rule.
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) Alex Carter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
Trial in Iowa.

The trial of W. W. johnson Of
this city VS.. The NJ. & st. Louis r.
R., for damages arising from de.
lay in the shipment of sheep
comes up in court at Adel, Iowa,
this week. The following wit,
nesses from Mexico are in attend
ance: j. B. Woolery, G. P
Arnold, Henry Cant, Ian Jones
A. D. jackson, Jas. Lewis and j
T. johnson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
SOME CASH; SOME NEWS.

s. j. Bovine, Jr., is a new sub
scriber.
. The following new subscribers
afor the Message came in one
Sday last week: c. R. Massey, F.
is. Sappington and d. w. Littrell.
The following good friends Of
this paper were among those WHO
renewed last week: Conr ii
Schultz, Miss Laura johnson, Jas,
S. DOolin, DR.. j. F. Flynt and
Roy H. Seymour.
j. Speer, formerly of Mexico,
now of the Downs Produce Co. at
Downs, Kans., sends us remit
tance "for which," he says,
"please continue sending the Mes
sage to my address. F"
j. Frank Ruse came in and
handed us dollar the other day
to keep the Message coming. Says
he has 80 acre field of oats. He
also has As acre wheat field; the
wheat looks pretty sickly, but he
is much in hopes that it will yet
come out and, maybe, make a fair
yield.
Nelson Matthews of Laddonla
has taken charge of w. ii
Logan's 400 acre farm, southwest
of Mexico. He comes in and gets
on the Message subscription list
Mr.. Mathews has big job in LOOK
ing after that big farm, but he has
two helpers, one, his 18 year ole
son, Alva E. Mathews, who is 4
hustler, and they'll make it al
right, we are sure.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
A Forger's Work.

A stranger appeared in Mexico
last Saturday and succeeded in
collecting money on a number Of
forged checks, each check being
for $3.50, and each signed by VIM.
Underwood and made payable to
c. E. Underwood. The merchants
defrauded were Wilkins & Brown.
F. NJ. Ragsdale, Smith Bros, and
j. o. Tinsley. VIM. Underwood
has deposits of money in the Ben
ton City Bank, but his signature
to the checks was not signed by
him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
Baehr- -Mudd Nuptials.

Mr.. Jake Baehr of Rush Hill
and Miss Ella NIudd, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mudd, north
east of Mexico, were married last
Thursday morning at the Catholiz
church in this city, the Rev. j. j
Dillon officiating. Mr.. Baehr
is the popular barber of Rush Hill
and he gets a splendid young
woman for a wife. Our congratu-
lations and very best wishes ex.
tended Mr.. and Mrs. Baehr.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
A BIG TRUST DEED.
The Electric R. R. Files Papers for
$1,500,00O.

The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Company filed deed of
Trust with County Recorded A. C
Whitney last Friday morning for
~ 100000. The Fidelity Trust Co.
es Kansas City is trustee. There
Mere % pages Of the instrument
ind it is to be filed in Audrain,
NIonroe, Rails, Marion, Boone and
{ sEallaway counties.
8 The first issue of bonds will be
for 100000, to be certified by the
Fidelity Trust Co., after the power
house and four miles of track are
constructed. The bonds are to be
issued in amount of $4,000 for
each mile of road built.
The issue of 81 100000
covers 100 miles Of road, com
prising the lines from Mexico 20
Fulton and Columbia and from
Mexico to Hannibal.
By further provision, sinking
fund shall be formed after four
years. The bonds are to be $3.50
in denomination and to run 80
years at 5 per cent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
Boyd Grigsby Nuptials.

The marriage of Mr.. John Boyd
to Miss May Grigsby was cele-
brated at Vandalia the 18th inst.
Mr.. Boyd is a most prosperous
young farmer of Vandalia COM
munity and his bride was one Cf
that city's most lovable young
women; she was connected with
the telephone service there for
several years. Our best wishes ex-
tended the young couple.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
Leirheimer- -Erisman Nuptials.

Mr.. George Leirheimer, one of
the progressive young farmers of
Benton City community, and Miss
Lille Erisman, daughter of Mrs
A. D. Erisman, north of Benton
City, one of the most lovable
young women of that locality
were married the 18th inst. at the
home of the brides mother, only
the immediate relatives of the
young couple beng present. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Leirheimer wish them long life
and happiness.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
An Audrain Bows Victory.

Judge Lebbeus R. Whitley, form
erly of Audrain county, for several
years judge of the extra territorial
court of the U. S. at Shanghai,
China, recently won a great court
victory, where millions of dollars
We're involved, in the State of
.Oaxaca, Mexico, 1t is said that
he viii receive a very substantial
fee for his services in the case.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

j. w. Heskett, proprietor of the
Bargain Place, has concluded to
enlarge his store He gets the
south half of the Bragg Building
also, the two rooms to be con-
nected by an arch opening in the
partition, This viii enable him
to practically double the quantity
of his stock. He will open a
millinery department and enlarge
his shoe stock. Mr. Heskett is
well pleased with Mexico and tho
business outlook here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
coNs1DINE's SALE.
The Receipts Foot up to $4,000
List Of the Buyers and What
They Bought.

Joe Considine, just northeast Of
Thompson, is one of the greatest
hustlers-farmer and stockman-
in all Audrain county. His an
nual sale of live stock last Thurs
day amounted to $12,0SO. Buyers
were there from over a wide scope
of country. The sales were as fol
lows:
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Born, on the 10th inst, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. K. Brown of Cen
tralia, a daughter. Mrs. Brown be-
fore her marriage was Miss Belle
Wilkins of Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Renick NJ. Bell and family of
Youngstown, Ohio, will move to
this county soon and will reside
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Bell, on Ortiz Fruit Farm.
south of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
Hedgedale School.

closed at Hedgedale Friday, Mar.
18. Miss Effie Bryson of Cen
Itralia, teacher. An entertainment
at night which was the very best
ever held here. The little ones all
spoke their pieces remarkably
well, which showed Miss Bryson
worked hard to train her pupils.
The house was crowded as never
before. This was Miss Bryson's
second term and we hope to have
her back next term, as she is a
splendid teacher.
Prizes were awarded to the fol-
lowing pupils: Elva Kircher,
Frances Shook, Ruth Bishop, Nor
ma Kircher, Elsie Witschie, Her.
bert Petty, Edmond Witchie.
The program was as follows:
Rec.-Welcome, Herbert Petty.
Rec. Boys Views, Roy Shook.
Song, Boys May Whistle but
Girls Must Sing, School.
Rec. Papa's Lady, Aline Kircher.
Rec. My Dog, John Shook.
Rec. Our Weddin' Day, Elya
Kircher.
Duet, The Cross is not Greater,
Cornelia and Kathryn Miller.
Rec. A Boys Spunk, Dee Downs
Song, Swanee River, Eight Boys.
Dialogue What They Knew.
Four Girls.
Rec. Sister and l, Ruth Bishop.
Song Apples for Penny, Norma
Kircher.
dialogue An Economical Boom
erang.
Solo The Sinner and Song, Fran
ces Shook.
Dialogue Johnnie's Poetry, Ray
mond Shook and Kenneth Davis
Rec. The Man Behind the Plow
Milton Smith.
Signing The Pledge-Scene One
Rec. Kitty's Wish, Norma Kirch-
er.
Signing The Pledge-Scene Two.
Rec. Miss Edith Helps Things
Along, Eileen Davis.
Rec. Do Your Best, Edmond
Witschie.
Signing The Pledge-Scene Three.
Rec. The First Banjo, Charles
Davis.
Signing The Pledge-Scene -Four.
Rec The Cost of Pleasure.
Kathryn Miller.
Rec Two Workers, Thomas
Smith.
Signing The Pledge-Scene Five.
Rec. Cheer Up, Cornelia Miller.
Song Graduation Song.
Rec. Rail Road Crossing, Frank
Bishop.
Pantomime Jesus, Saviour, Pilot
Me.
Rec. Tim. Kenneth Davis.
Scene Exercises, Nearer, My God,
To Thee, Tableau.
Rec. Closing Address, Leona Kir-
cher.
X. p. Whitley and Joe S. Me
Intyre, formerly of this city, AMI
w. T. Nardin, late of Vandalia,
have formed partnership in law
in st, Louis.
| The Farber Forum says: Clark
Sims and family moved down from
near Rush Hill to the Crosby farm
south of town, which they have
rented. Mr., Sims will be assisted
by his brother-in-law, Will Allen
They are recommended as good
people and we welcome them e.
our community.
j, A. Gallaher returned to his
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Roy Cable was called to Mon
mouth, ILL.,, this week by the death
of his father at that place. The
father was 80 years of age.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

The Mcmillan High School de-
batting club was defeated last
Saturday night in its contest with
the Boonville High School debat-
ing club.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Miss Laura johnson, who has
been teaching near Jacksonville.
Mo, is spending a few weeks at her
home, southeast of Mexico. She
goes back to the same place in q
few weeks where she will have
charge of a spring term of school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Mrs. Margaret Jones, a sister of
Mrs. G. D. Ferris of this city, died
at her home in st. Louis one day
last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Ike Bentley, east of Mexico,
suffered broken leg last week
by his wagon turning over with
him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

The First District Democratic
editors who held a meeting at
Hannibal few days ago, urged
the candidacy of Joseph w. Folk
for President.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Gerald Garrett got his right
hand in a meat grinder by acci-
dent Monday end a finger or two
was quite badly mangled.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Mrs. Mamie Spratt, a sister-in-
law of R. P. Hopkins of Mexico,
died in Excelsior Springs last Sat
urday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Robt. Sinclair at Cairo. Mo.
died some time ago. He formerly
was a drug store clerk at Laddonia
and Rush Hill. this county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

The South Side Restaurant was
broken into late last Saturday
night and $15 in money was
stolen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Earl Roberts of Fulton has a
position with the Grown Laundry
Co, of this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Miss Ruth Mason, attending the
State University visited her
parents here Ar. and Mrs. W. D.
Mason, two or three days last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

j. w. Woodbridge is serving on
the Federal Grand Jury in st.
Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Miss Myrtle Hin Of Mexico
visited the family of C, Elmer at
Auxyasse last week,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
JUDGE ALEX CARTER.
Writes an Open Letter to s. j.
Bovine, Jr.

fairness If you saw anything in my
signed communication that would
Indicate to You or any other fair
minded man that | wanted to de-
ceive anyone7
Why don't you come out from
under cover and tell the people
what your grievance isY
You certainly saw my communi-
cation. Why did you not answer
that and not reply to something
SOMEONE ELSE QUOTED ME
AS SAYING?
If yOu are still of the same opin-
ion you were two years ago, when
the former Court made the first
appointment, that they had made
a great mistake in appointing Mr..
Wakefield, why did you not make
your complaint to the Court and
suggest a better and cheaper
man? Mr.. Wakefield was not an
applicant but after careful cOnsid-
Grafton the Court decided he was
the best suited man in the county
for the place and urged his ac-
ceptance of the position. ] said
then and say now, they made a
good choice. The present Court
believed his work and record of
the past year merited his reap
pointment and he was appointed
and commissioned for a term ex-
piring Feb. l, 1911.
Don't you know that the pro-
posed election cannot affect Mr..
Wakefeld's s incumbency in the
least? So, why hurry this vote
Are you afraid the people will
change their minds after consid-
ering the cost of operations with
the Office of Highway Engineer
Iabolishedg Do you explain to the
people as you go from home %
home that the Surveyor will be ex-
officio Highway Engineer and per-
form the same duties as are now
cared for by the present Office and
the County Court will be compell-
ed to employ him regardless of his
qualifications? (See Sec. 1852,
Laws of 1909) Or do you just tell
the people it will be a saving to
the taxpayers of the county of
| 81 500 year and that your share
of this amount will compensate
you for all this valuable time you
are spending to get it to a vote
If it is a money consideration,
don't you think you could better
afford to pay your small pro
portionate part of this amount
than to devote your valued time
to getting up this petition when
it could be brought up at the gen,
eral election with but ten per cent,
of the taxpayers signing the pc,
titions?
If it is for the financial welfare
of the county that you are so in
terested, why did you not think
of that when you were causing all
of that expense in those lawsuits
you were having with the County
Now, Mr.. Bovine, are you not just
a little sore" toward tht
County CourtG
have no interest in this matter
except for the good of the County
The only objection l have to your
move is that l am opposed to /
special election. | stated in my
communication, referred to above
"the people have a right to be
heard in this matter and the only
way is by petitions for a vote,
Now you say you are going t.
ask for the question to be voted
upon at the state primary. Why
don't you so state in you
petitions9 What will you do if oul
County Attorney, Mr. CAN'T, WHIT
is the Court S legal adviser, shoul
say it would be illegal to hold {
Especial election at the general pri
maryi viii you withdraw you
petition or will you force tn,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

Rev. J. j. Griffin of Troy was
here on business this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

L. p. Crigler and Mason Crea,
sey are on a business trip in Kan,
sas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24
Mrs. ewens Dead,

Mrs, Jane Owens, near 10 years
of age, died, at her home in this
city the morning of the 10th inst,
The funeral was held last Thurs
day afternoon at Seed Tick
church, southeast of Mexico, inter-
ment in the cemetery at that place.
Deceased was native of Galloway
county. Two children survive her
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-24

j, A. Gallaher returned to his
home in Louisiana Monday.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
Proti p%rohibiciii.

Prot prohibiciii naStopa.jo lju-
die vseh s%taroSti. Med prohibici-
jonisti najdemo Judi. kteri govo-
re IN priporoGajo treznoSt. Trez-
most je res dobra in podlaga vse-
mu zdravju. Veckrat pa Sc ie re
primerilo, da je kdo zgubil trez-
most pri pijaci vsled pokvarjene-
ga zelodca. &c hoGete tore.i imeti
pravo podlago "a zdravje, morate
imeti pred vsem dober zelodec.
Tega pa d~osezete. ce pijete Tri-
nerjevo grenko vino. To je mai
boljse sredstvo prot slabemu re
lodcu, zaprlja ali bolezni V preba-
With, slabokrvnosti in sploh proti
boleznim zelodca in trebuha. Je
najbolie zdravilo. Dobi Sc V lekar-
nah. Jos. Triner, 1333-1339 So.
Ashland ave, Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
8 PoTA.
(Zaostalo porocilo.)

&c clovek pOtuje "a socialist
cen list je tezko porocati "novi-
ce" $ pota. Kar clovek vidi ma
potu so stare %stvari, 5 81 podob-
ne, mai so re V TEN ali omen kra-
l:.u. vsepovsod je opazati "boj "a
obstanek''. Seveda gledajO razni
,ljudie po svoje ia "boj' in 81 ga
tudi po svoie tolmacilo.
Rockefeller, Morgan, Gould
it'd. gledaio pc svoje ia obsta-
mex" in pOmnozitev svojih obsto-