Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-06

The papers, likewise, were full of : such matter. and the slogan, Fish in
 Your Own Back Yard" leaped in a day to slang for the street urehin. In deed, the papers were eloquent. They asked the public why 1t persisted in
 going to distant watering places for fishing, canoeing, when by buying or renting a site at Sans Souci they could arise in the dewy morning, wander down 10 Silver creek and draw forth the trout that had been recently i stocked in the creek by the govern ment fisheries. "Go look at Sans
 Souci yourself" ended the display, lust opposite the old Fairmount Plsce."
 The public naturally looked and saw hundreds of negroes ,ipaustrious- ly making an intricate winding chan nel for Snake-or Silver-ereek pune tuated here and there by a fishing pond
 "But 1t will overflow" objected the lpassersby who saw the great labor going on.
 Impossible" replied the foreman. who seemed very we'll educated to handle such a job, where the old 1 Snake creek had one mile of channel. Silver creek will have IS and a lot of ponds. No overflow could flood such a surface, and then you can fish in your own back yard
 The advertisements dtlated on the different phrases of Sans Souci. -Four teen Miles of Canoeing" 1t would say, or "A Cold Plunge on a Summers Morning" or Watch Next Summers Canoeing Contests and Long Distance Swimming Records at Sans Souci- Fish in Your Own Back Yard"
 "Cecile," said Mir Grimstone. one morning at the breakfast table,
 where are you and your mother go- ing this summerT
 T don't know, father. We haven't decided. don't know that I win go anywhere. l have a job, you know, now I'm business man" l The old fellow paused over his tea cup, Now that shows the proper spirit; I shouldn't mind having such Ia girl fin my oflce. Whom do you work for, anyway? I'll raise your wages"
 I'm with the Sans souci company" reddened Cecila.
 "Ah, now. that's odd. In the real estate business. That new company is certainly hustling that deal i through. secms to have good thing of it. too What I was going to say was, that if you and your mother didn't know exactly what you wanted to do with yourselves this summer, we might build us a place out at Sans Souci ourselves. You know 1 never can get away from my office, and I thought if ! could bring a summer place nearer he paused-"i hear that some of our smartest people are going to build out there"
 Then you'd better make haste. dad, for those lots are going fast" smiled Cecile
 What do you get for the lots?"
 Anywhere from three to ten thou sand"
 The father looked up sharply. You don't mean to say so?" oh, yes, there has been an awful lot of work done on that water course, and then the fishery for raising trout { nas cost a big amount. IL is really going to be a little paradise.E The girl was growing enthusiastic; she had become accustomed to talking to pros l pective customers. You know, of course, that if you buy a lot, you must contract to put up a house on 1t to be | 9T
 Whats that?"
 Why. certainly, you would want 1t that way yourself, dad. Sans Souci must be exclusive" Her face was flushing in her enthusiasm, for she l herself'had disposed of many a lot in just that fashion. Her father looked at her aduiringly. Why. what a saleswoman you are, You discount my ability by half, and I've worked at It all my life. Sure enough, I'm not joking, what will you take 10 work for mo? 'I1l give you more than, you get at the Sans souci company"
 No, I don't think you would be ! willing to. dad"
 How much do they give you, pray?"
 Half of what they make"
 They? Who?7
 The girl blushed furiously. why, Henry Maltravers. of course" Mr. Birthstone dropped back in his chair. why, Of course, of course. I might have guessed that. VOW I'll ! hire you both" He leaned forward to watch her face.
 Ceeile put up two little hands, but | her red blushes erept tlfosgh. She shcok her head 'lto. you fzon't hire us; you won't hire Us. We might con sider a combination--bat dad. you are going 10 buy place. aren't you?"