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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04

With raw tickling throat. tight
chest sore lunes YOU need Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, and quick
ly The first dose helps. it leaves q
soothing. healing coating as it glides
down your throat YOU feel better al
once EVERY user is a friend. For
sale hy AN druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04
DECLARE wAR ON RHEUMATISM.

Rheumatism is an awful thing-no
thing more painful Don't let it get
hold but at the first twinges take
Foley Kidney Pills. They work di-
recly on your weakened kidneys,
build them up. make them strong
rid your blood and keep it clear OF
uric acid. Keep Foley Kidney pills
on had ready for use at the first sisn
of rheumatism For sale by all drug
gists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04
Not the Turkey Trot Step.

A man at Tahlequah did not like
the way one of the young women was
dancing, and by way of gently re-
rninding her of this aversion he shot
der in the foot. The young woman
IL now In a hospital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04
EXTERMINATE
OUTBREAK OF
DISEASE
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
MUST BE ERADICATED
IN THIS COUNTRY

Chicago, Nov "A force of 1000
men today began disinfecting the
Union stock yards which Yesterday
was placed under partial quarantine
by federal authorities to prevent the
spread Of foot and mouth disease
Although not a single case of the !
disease has been found at the Chiea-
go yards, several car loads of cattle
from Michigan believed to have been |
exposed have been received here and !
reshipped AS the disease is spread |
through contact every section of the
yards, covering a district of mile
square is to be disinfected. The
same process Of fumigation will be
applied to all livestock ears The
task, it was said would require a
week On more The work is being
directeG by representatives of the
federal bureau of animal industry.
Hundreds Of the $4,000 employees
at the yards have been isolated as
result of the quarantine Three hun
drad stock men who recently arrived
j wiz be obliged to remain at the
yards until the quarantine is lifted.
/ The quarantine prohibits the ship
iment of live stock out Of Chicago eX-
eept to Illinois points for immediate
slaughter 1t makes it impossible for
stcn'lmen in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA to purchase feed
er" cattle in Chicago and cuts off the
small supply Of cattle for slaughter
which have been received in Chicago
from those states No livestock,
with the exception Of mules may be
shipped out Of the four states or Il
linois.
Eight additional government in
spectors bringing the total up to as,
arrived today to aid in fighting the
scourge in Illinois They are work
ing under the daocton Of DR.. R. A.
Ramsey. chief cf the field Inspection
department of animal industry
Two crews OF inspectors are re-
CURED for the work The rst makes
a test for the disease and the sec
ond digs a deep pit shoots the affect
ed animals and after dumping them
IN cover them with quick lime, which
insures q complete elimination of the
disease
All the feed is burned. The cat
tie owner receives the actual value
Of the cattle and the market value Of
the feed. Under the present arran-
ganents the federal and state govern
ments each share half the expense
| The fight to exterminate the disease
! in Illinois alone it was estimated
viii nost $l5O,OO0 week
The "foot and mouth" disease,
government officials explained today
lis not fatal but the only way to
prevent its spread throughout a herd
is to kill all affected animals. It's
effect is to emanciate the beef cattle
and reduce the milk supply of dairy
animals The animals mouths be
come so sore they cannot eat.
The malady attacks livestock Of all
kinds. Cattle are particularly sus-
ceptible to it, For many years En-
rope has suffered from the scourge.
while the United states has been
couparativelg free from it. The dis
ease is one that manifests itself by
tie appearance Of small ulcers and
yesiales in the mouth of animals and
ON the hoof between the toes. The /
disease spreads with great rapidity !
and is highly contagious. The NOR
tality among animals affected by it
is large.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04

In these days OF Keen competition
10 is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy and not take subsu-
suites sold f1r the sake Of extra prof
it mborlains Cough Remedy
has stood the test and been approved
f-- more than forty years Obtain
able everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04

Cards announcing the birth Of q
daughter 20 Nr. and Mrs Marshall
Smith of Tulsa. have .eon received
Nm Guthrie. Mrs Smith win be re-
membcred as Miss pa Higgins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-04

itative circles, there are nearly 200
600 old soldiers who have served in
the British regular army for periods
ranging from seven to twelve years.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
L'entUSiaSmO a PietrOburQO

PIE"'ROBURGO, 81 Dal campo
di battaglia giungono notizie dale
quail 81 rileva che, .nella Polonia russa
nella Galizia, i successi dele armi
russo procedono ininterrotti
Dopo la battaglia nella vallata del
fiume Spryne, dove il nemico ha su-
bito una disfatta completa, perden-
dovi grande numero di uomini fatti
prigionieri motif cannoni, i russi
hanno trovato sui terreno piu di Gin
quecento cadaveri di tedeschi.
La popolazione di Pietroburgo, in
tanto, e PIAZZA di gioia per lie vittorie
dell 'esercitO russo.
lie notizie della sconfitta decisiva
militia dai tedeschi a Varsavia, ha
provocato un entusiasmo indescrivi-
bile, entusiasmo che e straordinana-
mente aumentato quando 10 Gar ha
pubblicamente ringraziato / esercito
per la trionfale yittoria conseguita.
Da attire informazioni provenienti
dial campo di battaglia 81 apprenGe
che lie perdite tedesche, lie quail an
cora per qualche settimana non po-
tranno essere precisate, sono gravis-
sine.
81 apprende pure che tedeschi
sonO determinati ad arrestare la loro
ritirata sulla via che mena Piotrkow
e Radon con 10 scope di tentare un
nuovo attacco.
Tale tentative pero' e. universal
mente giudicato come assolutamente
vano.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
\ tedeSChl retrOCedOnO
dlDanzl alI'impetO degll aIIeati

LONDRA, 27. = Secondo notizie
liramate dial Ministero francese della
guerra la linea tedesca, che per s,i
settimane ha occupato con straordi-
maria tenacia il suolo della Francia, e
stata finalmente spezzata.
Presso il termine orientale della
pea nella sezione di Nancy, gil inva-
0ri sono stati respinti verso Metz,
GIL suolo tedesco.
In altri punt gil alleati, dopo un
lungo periodic di inattivita', hanno
ripreso poffensiva.
A nord, lungo il confne franco
belga, la battaglia prosegue con fe-
rocia inaudita.
Sull' User, dove la lotta e stata piu
accanita che altrove, gil alleati man
tengono lie loro posizioni. mentre q
sud hanno conseguito de. vantaggi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
EPISODE DI GUERRA
Una COnlnOvente lettera
di un mOribondO
PARIGI, % settembre.

II giorno S settembre, il soldato
Mario Luciano Suillard, app artenente
al SO. reggimento di fanteria di La
roche sur Yon, cadeva, in uno scontro
sull'Aisne, gravemente colpito ola un
proiettile ALA gambia. Raccolto dal-
colto nella notte dial 9 al 10 settembre
il soldato spiro' mel treno che 10 ira
sportava insieme ad altri feriti all'o-
spedale di a'esherbes. EgG aveva
soccombuto ad una abbondante emor-
ragia.
nellie tasche del povero fantaccino
venne trovata la seguente lettera, che
egli aveva scritto sopra un pezzo di
carta con la malta, sui campo me-
desimo dove era cadutO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
lin Ordine del Kaiser

LONDRA, ,27. - III correspondence
la Copenaghen del Times, tele-
grafa di aver avuto notizie ola fonte
tadesca che il Kaiser ha emanato Tor-
tine di occupare Calais qualunque
Osto senza badare a sacrifizii.
ST riferisce anche che il Kaiser era
mel Belgio domenica chiamo a rap
porto gil ufficiai per comunicare que
st'ordine.
II Kaiser 81 dice abba stabilize la
occupazione di Calais e Dunkerk es-
sendo questi due punt necessarii per
compiere il suo nuovo piano strate-
gica, per attaccare lInghilterra.
ST afferma che il Kaiser nell'ema-
mare pordine abba aggiunto che non
81 fosse badato al sacrifzio che do
veva farsi di uomini materiale ds
guerra.
81 conosce anche che crosse co,
Tonne di truppe tedesche dai campi d
riserva sono stati .inviati mel Belgio {
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
| tedeSchi 81 ServOnO del cant
come Spie

PARIGI, % II Figaro, stampa
che tedeschi ST servano di cani come
spie.
Questi cani che sono ammaestrati
in una maniera specialc, 81 avvicinano
agli avamposti francesi non appena
scorgono soldati ST danno fuggire
abbaiando furiosamente.
Cio' e il segnale per un attacco
contrO gil ayamposti
Compresa la cosa francesi dannO
ora una caccia sdietata questl cani.
Alcuni degli ANIMAL uccisi portavano
rinchiusi, mel collaIe, del messaggi
scritti, diretti al comandanti del varii
corpi tedeschi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
LIE caricature che soldat tedcschi dipingono sopra
un treno in partenza per la frontiera

in Francia per rinforzare lie linee di
battaglia del Kaiser.
Anche 0 mila austriaci provenienti
dial Tirolo sono passati da Gand per
rinforzare tedeschi che stanno attac-
cando gil alleati ira Yres Dixmude.
ST aggiunge che tedeschi a quel
punto sono oltre 250.0 900 decisi a
qualsiasi costo di 'occupare la costa
del canale.
II correspondence infne annunzia
che in seguito ad accordi presi ira la
Germania e PAustria- Ungheria, Pim-
peratore Guglielmo prende il commando
supreme dele armate unite
Secondo lie notizie ricevute in Co
penaghen l'imperatore di Germania
e in buona salute di ottimo umore
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
Due parole al lettOri

Tutti indistintamente quando do
vete farvi un vestito cercate sempre
di fare il vostro acquisto in un ne
goZio dove 81 vendano vestiti di moda
POGO prezzo. Z tale negozio e
quello di Wine & Wine. Ivi vol po-
trete acquistare il vostro vestito po-
trete trovarne uno che riesca di vostro
pieno gusto, poiche in questo negozior
We ne e un estesissimo assortimento,
Tutti vestiti sono confezionati al
fultima moda in lutte lie tinte in
tutti disegni.
vi sono splendid tipi di vestiti da
$1S $50 ed altri da $25, $50 $35.
Recatevi dunque da Wine & Wine.
Citizens Bank Bldg, Carpenter Ave
Indiana, Pa,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31

Miei buoni carl tutti,
Quando riceverete questa lettera, il
vostro "Daudore,, (vezzzeggiativo),
sara partito per il Cielo, a memo che
tedeschi non PavrannO raccolto sui
campo di battaglia.
Teri mattina, s settembre, verso le
6 e mezza, quando forse vol eravate
ALA MESA, per una attenzione della
Divina Provvidenza, 10 sono state fe-
rito sui campo di battaglia da un pro-
iettile che mi attraverso' la gambia e
caddi al posto medesimo dove giaccio
ancora, poiche' per una somiglianza
assai indegna con il dolce nostro Sal
vatore Gesu' sulla croce, 10 mi trOvo
veramente inchiodato ALA mia croce,
non potendo muovermi neppure ..d'un
millimetro.
La mia ferita non mi ia sofrire
che quando mi muovo. Ma la sete. i.
OH quanto soffro dalla sete!
II mio morale e buono. 10 nor no
nessuna angoscia. Con il Crocifsso
dinnanzi agli occhi 10 prego... ed a
spetto che la volonta' di DiO sia fatta-
Vol sapete, miei carl, che prima dl
partire 10 aveva fatto il sacrifcio della
mia vita.
Quante volte L no rinnovato da
ieri come 10 rinnovo ancora una
volta, questo sacrifeio che .piacera' a
Dio di togliervi 0 di eggiungervi.
10 non temo la morte L'ho vista e
la vedo ancora COST da vicino. La
morte non ha nulla di pauroso perche'
apporta una felicita' grandissima.
E We ne supplico. Che il vostro do
lore per la mia morte sia silenzioso G
rassegnato. Ho tanta pena di lasciarvi.
Ma no tanta speranza di ritrovarvi
un giorno.
Daudore.
Questa lettera commovente ma
gnifca e stata scritta da IN soldatC
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
PARTICULAR SULLA
ElSFATTA TEDESCA In POLONIA
| tedeSChi ripiGganO Sulle
IiRee offensive ALA
fPOntiera

PIETROBURGO, 81. - lie azioni
sulle rotte che menano a Piotrkow e
Radon hanno assuntO il carattere di
una grande battaglia il 'cui fronte,
della lunghezza di piu' di 100 ''verste,
va da Rawa a Move Nliasto ed ALA
foce del fiume Iljanka.
La sera del "a corr. al nord di Rawa
lie truppe russo attaccarono i tedeschi
ALA baionetta infiggendo loro consi-
derevoi perdite
Mel solo villaggio di Morchidlo
russi seppellirono 700 cadaveri di te-
deschi.
In una carica ALA boionetta presso
il villaggio di Mazsmerjeff i russi pre-
sero due batterie di mitragliatrici.
lie truppe russo comandano la TO-
resta di Nemglowo, sud est di Rawa
dove fecero piu' di 400 tedeschi pri-
gionieri.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
DISPACCI DALI ITALIA
Un'Offerta della. Russia all'Italia

ROMA, "a. l. ambassadors
russo, recatosi oggi dial Presidente
del Consiglio, gil ha offerto, a nome
dello Ear, di liberare tutti soldati
austriaci, di nazionalita italiana fatti
prigionieri durante la guerra, a patio
che il governo itlliano garantisca che
liberati non faccino ritorno in Austria
riprendano lie armi contro la Russia.
Lon Salandra rispose di apprezzare
la simpatica intenzione dello Ear, ma
che lie leggi proibiscono di limitare la
liberia di chi non ha commesso colpa
alcuna
In consequence difficilmente ST po-
treble impedire al prigionier liberati
di ripassare la frontiera, dati doveri
imposti dalla nautraita'
II presidente del Consiglio, riser
vatosi di approfondire la proposta,
convoco' subito competent ed in
terpello il contenzioso diplomatico.
ST crede che la risposta sara con-
traria all 'accettazione
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31

di venti ami, un volontario, che l'anno
scorso aVeva contratto una ferma
triennale per essere libero mel 1916
ed entrare mel sacerdozio, poiche',
questO e. il segre,o della vibrante
fede di tutta Ia lettera, il povero fan
taceino era un alunno del gran Semi
mario di Chavagne-en- Paillers.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
eli a||eati inf|iggono nuove perdite al tedeschi
partiCo1ari della grave dSfatta tedesca In Polonia

ii sottomarino scomparve II 3 set
tembre, mentre 81 troEava al largo per
fare esercitazioni Dir ceTegrafa senza
fill.
II comandante Angelo Belloni, della
riserva navale, faveva gudiato, ad
insaputo deli equipaggio, sinO ad
Aiaccio, col proposito di fare un colpo
di tesla.
Difatti, prima di partire, aveva
scritlo alcune lettere in cui mantle
stava lintenziope di portarsi nell "A
driatico ed attaccare la fotta au-
striaca.
La piccola nave, sprovvlsta di ST.
luri, approdo in Aiaceio, dove l'equi
paggio, accortosi che il Belloni dava
segni di improvviso squilibrio men
tale, 10 consegnarono allie autOrita'
francesi.
IL Belloni potra essere condannato
ad un minimo di 16 ami di reclu-
stone.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31

nellie foreste poste fra Radm e Ko-
senitz sOno in corso accanite azioni
L'esercito russo e avanzato lungo lie
rotte che partono da Nova Alexandria
sulle quail ha fatto numerosi prigio-
nier conquistato parecchi cannoni,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31

II Barone Gen. Helmuth
Won Moltke, Capo dello State
Maggiore tedeseo che ha do
vuto abbandonare il suo posto
perche' gravemente ammala-
to. Egli e state sostituito dial
Gen. Erich Won Falkenhayn.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-10-31
Il sOttOmarino fuggitO dalla Spezia

SPEZIA, "a. = ii sottomarino 43
costruito mel cantiere Fiat-San Giorgio
partito da Moggiano per Aiaccio,
ritornera domain.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09
PICOT EDGE FOR SILK GOWN
Pretty Fashion a Comparatively Easy
Task for Home Dressmaker Who
Has Patience.

When making a silk gown 1t is q
pretty fashion to have the girdle I'm
ished OF top and bottom with a picot
edge. This edge Is easily made, If one
has the patience to pull threads, for
one kind Of picot edge Is nothing more
than hemstitching cut In half. Before
cutting the girdle out, outline the
width Of 1t, in the piece from which 1t
is to be cut, by pulling threads as
though for hemstitching. Have the
edge double hemstitched. When cut
down the exact center of each row,
an edge Of picoting will be found upon
each strip Of silk. These strips may
then be joined together at the ends,
and a piece long enough for the girdle
obtained. The outer row of pulled
threads in the piece Of silk, before the
girdle is cut, need only be hemstitched
on the one side, for the edge which is
cut on is not used in making the
girdle unless, of course, one wishes to
use these narrower pieces for Q trim
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09

as are the Malagas and Tokays Of the
fruit stores; but these European
grapes do not thrive over most Of
the country.
Most of our native grapes belong
to what is called the Labruca family,
writes e. E. Miller In the Progressive
Farmer. Such fine varieties as the
Catawba and Concord were found
growing wild, and from them and
other wild parents dozens of varieties
have been bred up.
Another important family IL the fox
grape family. from which Clinton,
Pearl and other we'll known varieties
have come. The third family in i'm
portance Is that Of the Muscadines,
which includes the Scuppernong. the
James and related kinds
There are still many wild grapes
which could, no doubt, be improved
and made decidedly useful. Mr.. T.
v. Munson, of Texas. has done some
notable work along this line, and
there is the opportunity yet for others
to do much more.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09
RIBBONS OF VIVID COLOR
Gorgeous Hues Mark the Adornr1ents
Which Fashion Has Decreed &c
Be the Proper Thing

The new ribbons are gorgeous in
yellow, red. pink TO deep mahogany.
greenish blues and flesh tones. A ten
inch-wide satin ribbon with a ground
work of velvet flowers in many rich
tones makes a beautiful sash ribbon.
Wide Roman striped ribbons in the
gayest combination OF Colors are used
for girdles, with a huge up-and-down
bow on the left side of the front Two
strips of this ribbon are also stitched
together, Slightly gathered on one edge
and worn as a tunic. A white gown
is smartly attractive. Gold and silver
metal ribbons are used for vests and
girdles on evening toilets.
Tailored hats are trimmed with mar
row betting ribbon of grosgrain and
heavy rib designs. Hats are entirely
covered with overlapping rows Of this
ribbon. cleverly adjusted to the frame.
Raised polka dots on satin ribbons are
also used for hat bands.
Persian rug and tapestry designs
are of rich dark effects. Such flowers
as tulips. peoples, cornflowers, daisies.
asters and the open single Chinese
rose give richness TO brocaded ribbons.
Odd Chinese designs Of rich, subdued
coloring are effective to give tone to
colorless hat or gown, and when
touched up with little gold or silver
such ribbon becomes an oriental
beauty.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09
DO NOT PASTURE WET SOILS
Most Farmers Are Good Judges Of
Degree of Moisture Needed
Reason for Pudding.

When land is plowed too wet 1t Is
"puddled," that is, 1t packs together
and it's physical condition is injured.
Puddled soil bakes when It dries and
becomes hard and lumpy. For several
years afterward it is hard to work.
Land should be moist if 1t is to be
properly plowed. Most farmers are
good judges of the degree of moisture
1t should contain. but some do not
realize the harm done by disturbing
soil that is too wet. II the furrow
turned over by the pillow Is slick and
shiny, an injury is being done.
The reason for pudding is very sim
pie. The particles Of soil are held to-
gether in larger units by a sort of ce-
ment When the land is very wet this
cement is weakened, and II this wet
land is stirred these larger units, or
f1occules, as they are called, are bro
ken up and the land runs together and
puddles. When the soil contains only
a moderate amount of moisture the CO.
hesive power of the water aids the
cement in holding the floccules to
gether.
Land in which the physical condi-
ton has been injured should be plowed
in the fall" said L. E. Call, head of
the department Of agronomy at the
Kansas Agricultural college.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09
DESTROY TICKS By DIPPING
Cattle and Colts Cannot Make Profit.
able Growth When Infested by
Injurious Parasites.

II the cattle and colts we're infested
with lice when put on pasture, when
they get rid of these. as they usually
do when they shed of. their place is
taken by ticks and they cannot make
the growth they should. Ticks are a
disgrace to any man in this day
of progress. but he pays the penalty
for his carelessness in the toll of blood
which these parasites take from his
cattle. While the ticks are not so
numerous and the pastures are good
the cattle make some growth, but
when the ticks multiply a thousand
to one, "the cattle do no good be-
cause the pastures are giving out"
The pastures simply can't feed cattle
and ticks both, and the cattle suffer.
Start the dipping and kill the ticks.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09
DICTATES OF FASHION.

The gown that is shirt WASTED In
the back has gone out Of fashion.
Young girls are wearing white vel
vet hats, the edges bordered with q
tiuted ruffle Of MORE ribbon.
The use Of chiffon taffeta is becom-
ing more general; 1t forms the basis
of stunning afternoon and evening
frocks.
Clear, fresh, fiowery colors are said
to be about to follow the brilliant fu-
turist effects. They are sweet pea
shades.
The new soft taffetas are being
shown in all colors. They have the
appearance Of soft satin in the way
they drape.
Embroidery with colored dots is
one of the features of novelty under
clothes. The colors are not delicate.
but strong.
Sashes and belts are a feature Of
children's dresses Sashes are quite
wide. Belts are of suede and colored
and patent leather.
The tango nightgown is the newest.
and resembles a chemise and Turk
ish trousers combined. 1t is said
to be comfortable.
At the theater women are adjoining
their heads with wonderful Egyptian
bandeaux, set with amber or jade and
very flexible.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-09
PROBABLY SET HIM THINKING
Tailor Learned in Unexpected Name,
Just How He Looked to the
Wholesale Firm.

Samson, a country tailor, visited
large wholesale warehouse in the civ
and ordered a quantity of goods. He
was politely received and one OF the
principals showed him over the estak
lishnent. On reaching the fourth floor
the customer saw a speaking tube on
the wall, the first he had ever seen
What is that?" he asked.
oh. that is a speaking tube. nh
a great convenience. We can talk
with it to the clerks on the floor
without taking the trouble of goins
downstairs"
Can they hear anything that you
say through it?"
Certainly"
The visitor put his mouth to the
tube and asked:
Are Samson's goods packed yeti!
The people in the office supposed Il
was the salesman who had asked the
question and in a moment the distinct
reply came back:
mo. We are waiting for a reply
from his banker. He looks like slip
perry customer"