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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-18
MEMS

$1.OO gauntlet gloves-79c
Mems good quality, leather
gauntlet gloves for work use; most
all sizes-regular s1.0O values here
Bargain Friday zoe
for ~
Cnderwear-4Oc
Mems good weight. fleece-lined
cotton undershirts and drawers; all
sizes from "a to 45-very special
values at per AHo
garment
S125 fame shirts-9Sc
Mems good, warm, standard size
flannel shirts; greys, browns and
navy blues-regular SIPS values
on special sale Bargain QQo
Friday
CSC wool sock-17c
Natural grey color. medium
weight wool socks; all sizes-regu-
lar Csc ones Bargain Ito
Guaranteed socks-6Oc box
a box of six pairs is guaranteed
to last you for six months-new
ones free. if they don't Black and
most all colors-per box G01
bargain BasemenD
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-18
: Basement offers an unusually good lot Of bargai
ChiIdren's up to $3.50 Coats-s4.75

ChiIdren's up to $3.50 Coats-S4.75
Children's warm, serviceable
coats; choice of a variety of styles,
including a few grey chinchillas
with black plush trimmings; plen-
ty of all sizes IN the lot-chil-
drens coats worth up to $3.50 on
sale Bargain ca TX
Girls Dresses-S1.49.
Girls dresses of navy blue cot
ton serge attractively trimmed with
plaid on the waist, the sleeves and
the skirt; plenty of all sizes from
6 to IA years-most excep- ST 40
tional values at.
Up to $3.50 Waists-9Sc
This is a new lot that just came
in; a dozen different styles to Sc
Iect from One particularly attrac-
tive model is of plaid Jap silk
up to $3.50 waists on QSc
sale.
FIannelette kimonOs-S1.19.
Good, heavy hannelette kimonos
with a soft. warm fleeing; beau
tiful floral patterns in variety of
colors- specially priced $40
for Bar gain Friday. PA'A"
soc Cover-aH Aprons-39c
Neat. serviceabIe cover-an aprons
of light and dark pattern percales
made in the popular house dress
style; size DIP 20 40 SQ(.
regular soc values.
Elastic Band Aprons-49c
Full length aprons, finished at
the waist line on an elastic band;
choice o. light blue, pink and loo
lavender-raro bargains at
Kid GIoves-49c Pair
This 8 a special lot of women's
wrist and q length kid gloves;
small sizes only; white and black
on sale rs long as they last 1Qf
Bargain Friday.
Up to $3.50 Corsets-9Sc
All sizes and all styles in the lot,
as a whole: medium and high bust
corsels with medium and long
skirts. rustless boning and good
strong supporters-up to $3.50
corsets on sale Bargain QSo
Friday.
S1.Ot Union Suits-79c
Womens winter weight, pure
whit cotton union suits with a
soft. warm fleece; the high-neck.
long-sleeve, ankle-length style in
sizes Sc to 46-slight seconds of
women 500 union suits on zoo
sale bargain rl0ay.
Girls Urion Suits-45c
Girls fine ribbed, winter weight
cotton union suits with medium
fleeing; well made and neatly fin
ished; sizes 2 to Is years HSo
special values at.
Hemstitched sleets-45c
72x9O-inch sheets of good quality
muslin with wide hens. neatly
hemstitched- a special lot ASo
on sale Bargain Friday
Infants HOSe-19c
Infants soft. warm cashmere
hose; black, white, tan, red and
blue aizex 4 to 6-reguiar 19c
Yarr NIitfenS-10c
Warn. serNiceable yarn mittens
for littlt girls and boys of up to 6
years; most all colors in the 10o
lot-chOice-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-27

que es parte integrante de una organi-
zaci0n. Por ESQ, intelectualmente, en-
tronca Nietzsche mas con Napoleon que
con la Revolucion francesa. Y ahi ra-
dica la principal condicion germana de
nuestro fl6sofo.
La fe en- las classes directoras y la con-
tianza en- ell triunfo final no son sino re
fejo de 10 poderoso que es ell senti-
miento de discipline y jerarqu1a.
La violaci0n de la neutralidad de Bel
glca no es un atentado al Derecho Es
una imposition necesaria de las circuns
tancias. Alemania cree que debe ven
Ger, y para clio arrolla por todo, afro
pella por todo. jNo diviniz6 Nietzsche
ell egoismo? Pues 81 ell egoismo impo-
he ese atropello, y ell egoismo es JUS
ticia, ell atropello resulta l0gicamente
justo.
Belgica cae, y una parte de Fran
cia cae. Use dice que los alemanes lie
varon sus requisiciones l1mites no es-
perados? Use dice que los alemanes
destruyeron cuanto era un obstaculo q
su plan? Pues tambien hay en- ESQ una
leccion de Nietzsche, va que este Grey
companeras inseparables la cualida(
creadora y la dureza. Al ca1do Sc lie
aplasta, ha dicho Nietzsche.
La fortaleza es sanidad; 10 fuerte
encarna las virtudes supremas. No po-
dra buscarse verdad, bondad nj belle
"a ALI donde no exista fortaleza Esta
es la doctrina de Nietzsche. iQu6 ha
hecho Alemania, sino cultivarla prac-
ticamente en- toda una media centuria
Los sabios a1emanes que cOnsubstancia
lizaban ell Imperio, la nacionalidad, cor
las actuales manifestaciones de prepo-
tente fuerza en- ell campo de batalla
no hacen sino aplicar las teor1as de
Nietzsche
Alemania Sc siente fuerte y aspira
como Napoleon, al dominic del mundo
Sinceramente piensa que es nefando Il
que Sc opone sus designios, y busca e
} medic de suprimirlo. Como? De cua]
quier manera, va que el egoismo es no
} bleza de alma en- ell individuo y justici
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-27
Ell ALMA ALEMANA.
NlETZSCHE
Continuation de la pagina Z )


miento de organization y discipline.
"Sin duda-escribi6-, Sc inventaran
sustitutos de la guerra; pero ellos nos
haran yer claramente como una Huma-
nidad, de una cultura tan elevada, y
por 10 mismo, tan fatigada como hoy 10
esta Europa, tiene necesidad no sola
mente de guerras, sino de las mas terri
bles-de retrocesos momentaneos la
acknowledgements no consumir en- medios
de civilization la civilization y la exis-
tencia misma''
Nietzsche era ell enamorado constan-
te de cuanto signifcase fuerza, como ell
servicio militar obligatorio que estima-
ba necesario en- tempo de paz para la
creaci0n de los hombres-tipo, de los
hombres superiores, y en- tempo de
guerra para que 6stos fuesen una YER
dad. En- ell orden individual, Metz
che, como es sabido ensalz0 el egoismo
confundi6ndolo NADIA menos que con la
justicia estimandolo patrimonio de LAS
almas mobiles; y preconiz6 la dureza
, cualidad de los creadores ahsta ell eX
tremo de hacer decir q Zarathustra
Todo 10 que cae Sc descompone. Lo
ca1do hay que aplastarlo''.
Prueban hasta la evidencia estos an
tecedentes que no ser1a dif1cil empa-
rentar muchos de los escritores militia
ria-como ell propio Bernhardi-
Nietzsche Entire nosotros mismos, e.
escritor professional que mas ha ensal-
zado ell valor es ell general Burguete, y
en- las obras de este sabio es que sc en-
cuentran muchas reminiscencias de
Nietzsche.
No es Nietzsche preconizador del cul-
to al 70, al modo de Max Stirner Ell
este hallase La NATURALIZATION er
Nietzsche sc encuentra ell sentiment
de admiration por ell hombre fuerte
no en- cuanto ser aislado, sino Ell tant
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-27
VueUo Seruiicio de Garaje
en- San Juan

No abandone su autom6vil, nj desgas-
tie su valor, a la intemperie.
Su CAIRO sera bien atendido cuidado
y guardado en- mis- garages, especial
nente preparados al efecto, naientras
I'd. atiende sus asuntos.
No abandone SUI automovil en- la via
pdblica, haciendose part1cipe indirecto
lie cualquier accidente, cuando una
mlnima cantidad Sc 10 asegura.
Recogere SUI auto donde I'd. orde-
I E y Sc 10 tendre listo Ia nora conve-
1,iente.
Todo por POGO Djnero.
Tel. 1l0. II Allen st.
San Juan. p. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-27

en- las sociedades. Ell mortero de ~, ell
Zeppelin que transporta un millar de
kilos de explosives, Ell submarine, son
Instruments de justicia, como EXPIRE
sion, al fin, de ideas fuertes puestas e1
ejecuci6n por superhombres
Asl, al menos, hablar1a Zarathustra.
Mariana MARFIL.
CREMA DE GUAYABA Cubana, la
mejor que Sc importa 20 centavos IL
bra "El Catalan"
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-27
'ir11enez Benitez & MADEIRA

Ingenieros y Arquitectos.
uonsultores y Constructors.
Edificio Finlay.
Telefono 235.-Apartado 881.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-27
AVISO.

Sc alquila ell almacen que era antes
Crosas, grande, y frente al muelle
No. 1.
Sues. de A. Mayol San Juan.
"Los Muchachos.'
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

Isl: DISTRICT FUNDS
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

REDEMPTION FUND RECEIPTS AND
- DISBU. RSEMENTS, ~
Balance Jan. 1st, 1914. .GpA $ 795 66
Amount collected .......... 1889 II
Disbursements :! -. So. .$2S93 % ego
Bal. on hand Dec. 81, 1914. 742 O8
va 34f4@ES VI .fs t]-----..-
20 ,5@@5 " ae.@ $685. 81 $685. 81
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
TOTAL

pa,,,ua.4. IL +ate TreasnrarI
AoAAA state Neuno 1919
1%a4.s school fund gs.,--- Cf.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
Balance
Credit Janu
aryg 1p19l4
Number of District

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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
COUNTY POOR FUND.

Warrant issued WaUn P PUr w1at Amount
1921 Lewis NJ. Larson, relief of g,.
1000 Henry Luttmus. ..... ...... S46 Ga
1898 Wells Bros Hanson Co. sun. W
$3.50 lf RiG eeneey poor Ss1 d;,s I'm 60 90
s eral E, E. Sti1lings. % 90
o34O A. A. ellberg, u, digging
-, grave for Hans eSyverson 4 90
SS4A CoIyer and Olson, burial Hans
5s42 Colyer and Olson, burial Mrs, ~ "
s-o Marie Christensen .. 10 On
o343 H.zE. Zah1, conveying Erick
- KunnIe to poor house. 49,. so
1884 Nelson and Bloom, conveying
ss=EII-Iver Falk to poor house,. 100
>9o4o r. "A: Mullen, supplies for
"a county pauperS.! ..I.y...... Is
7S46 w; a. Brandt. shaving and
.ro,u haircutting to paupers -. 40
adf' John McNally, Jr., convey ing
tLoa. +. =. Shilling to poor house ga
1886 Mrs. Matte Cudrio, care and
sos Mr hee Ns G4Hn5y poor i154.:.; $50 90
541O Mrs. b. II. Betters, care and "
541a st keepf &c GhTistiansen and wife IS 90
liver Falk and Mrs. Schyn-
,e,o, -ueI ~ 800. -. ~. CREDITS 30
'542l Lampert Lumber Co, relief
mrs: Edward Ruff ..... 700
l5425 Erick Peterson, care and keep
~ Carl Anderson and wife,
s44a MD De s. e Is Ba to Feb. g. IA. 80 90
5446 Mrs. Matte Cudrio, care and % "
mo ~ Keep county pauper $, Feb. SO 90
-5863 Mrs Matte Cudrio, care and -
kkeep county paupers. Mar.
1914 Mrs. B, II, Betters, care and
keep OF ]. Christensen and 2se#
wife, Mar. II. .....a.....l..t 35 90
,56ls Mrs. Al. Cudrio, care and keep
Il county paupers, Mar. Is TO
,-ooo ~, apr. $500 ...g..1g 40 SO
:5622 Stone Implement CO., relief "
Mrs Ruff ~ IN
5S31 S. ]. Ryan.relief and transDer-
-ooo =, tationP.H H. Murphy.....s. go
$3.50 N. v1nje, supplies Mayer fam
e57o4 J. a. Ringness, burial OF, iver
-. e ARK. ..................., 40 90
570S J. A. Ringpess. burial of Nose -
.Ezoe >1iT Tenntlce...:. .c;.....-.....c~: 40OO
HOs1r family ............ h62O
57H f. !. Jones Lumber Co.. fuel
Hosir family .......~... 4S75
sos John Ritter, hauling supplies
]r7oo e ,iHosiT family goo
o'OS Jenn ;M,cNally, RELIEF Hosir
t...o tamuy -. .s......... 10 IS
$40 Village Hancock, relief Ham
&c., let LelSenS.... .......... -. 1890
dl1 J. 81, Mcguire, supplies Falk 81
s1,o ~ children. ..:,.:...-....... ..--: IA
M G keep county paupeTs, Apr,
szoo = Ito Apr. Is 1880 ..::.s!.. 4e 81
o72s Erick Peterson, care and keep v..4
gGaT!,;Anderson, Feb, Ito a3'e
sz.s n.A April q 2SS.;5. e.. = s.s.,.s: 50 o.
e n keep J. .Christianson and
s74s MEs,sMafties cadrio. care and
u keep county pailp RS. 10 *
5757 CO, Qstrem 4 Son. relief Mrs.
EUs KUN. ..........,.....i..... 800
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
COUNTY DITCH FuND.-continued.
Amount

No. Of ro whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose amount
6617 ], E. Cole, final in spection and AZ a.
setting stake, ditch No. H. o. 70
66ls r EEiw e e auditors o fee.dit 5000
ools FIJI No M ie AUDITORS rec oi.en sO'oo
$500 Norris Sun, printing notices o.
ditch No. is ................. 9W
1921 Morris Sun, printing notices os
6622 t. J. Maloney, three days
chairman, ditch No. 16. -. %
6623 Chas. Russell, four days
chairman ditch No. 16 ...... 10 90
654 w. III. Matteson, six DAYS rod
Il * man ditch No. i6. .,...,.:... Is 90
<'''Go2 ~ r. s4sO5 4s
1Iia&
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Continued from Preceding PageJ
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE
(continued)

\SOuLIAuON'
No ~ To whom Tor what
warrant NG; on issued Purpose Amount
1851 N. vinje. supplies for, pris- 10 2,
,zesA M ons e Grove, floor mating, = .,
0OOf clerk of court office 10 "
EGGS Geo. w. Suckstorff. rubber 90 :,
mating for, stairs 20 =
1865 a Glars y e Sse sssPs esIss 'ss 4
5SS7 Henry Willie, Jr., delivering . q
2 zsaa r. Twp F Goie3ofling plats " :: 1s o
SsS2 Champion Supply Co. steer 20 q
ZIG, Stevens eed fof Co. 9a Agr. Assn, app; -.
stiy Co: board, April IL u oVV
$3.50 Odelia. Loeffler, asst. SUPP: O, :
Schools examination papers 81
1921 G. w Suckstorff, 3 WIN o '
1891 stevens steve Co. Telephone Co, ;.
rents for phones 49,. -. Oh
1892 J. r. Kruger, supplies CO. s n
1893 s. sstebbins, merchandise :: 2s 6
1854 JgrHt Walz. merchandise and <. !
1895 TeWksbury and Burpee, one
case paper towels SS
$40 City of Morris, cost con- &c {
troll contagious disease. 30
'5941 Town of Everglade, y cost .,
control contagious disease Il
so52 Ray s; E fIdn chi,de eayS
training school .... 49,. "a
qs1OO B. Powers, transportation
Andy Casey to Walker -.
1913 Fred A. Carlson, delivering
twp records to Register OF
S1s4 OTIS 8. Barr, adding mach
$500 VIM. Gausman, expense at -
$2o1 Ray S. Roberts, expenses %
Supt Schools :. - - 1885,. 50
SOP Chris Gaffney, repairing roof
80, court, mouse ~
aS2o3 l.. c. Danielson, case of
sos Chollio Telephone Co., long
,ua,.o - distance calls IA
s2u G. W Todd and Co, one
protectograph :. :. =. :. IS 0
1912 Stewart Sanitary Supply Co.,
Sas1 N. MecRienburg, expense at
tending tuberculosis meet
ing at Glenwood ft.te.. -. IL 4
1882 J.: H; Devenney, expense at
tending tuberculosis meet
S425 MINI State Sanitorium board
and treatment Andy Casey 81 6
$5A r: 3: Ware. dressing and =.
.oz,r joining auditor office table 81
..a.. Co. Treas. bond :. =. =. 1875 0
'1SS4s Jos J. Gaffney recording . 81 I
,s557 Olson Hemn1ing Auto CO.,
's55s q: 1 E, Nelson, r raising Isl; s; flag
1851 Walker Towie Dry Goods CO
supplies for Jail :. :. . :. rs
1858 Geo; w. suckstorff, hall run
.s56s j. H Wall, supplies :. :: 50 s
1913 Village Chokio, :. X expense
control contagious diseases 81 ]
-..@ $3.50 4
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
STATE FUNDS

No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued ! Purpose Amount
55Sl State Treasurer, collection: IN
state funds. 4 FL" S6674 IA
lands Z! 80. $s72 IL
tax. J. ", Crowley estate :. 2ls 90
5S47 Stare Treasurer, payment on
ditch bond and Interest,". 1886 81
49, : COLLECTION takes: 49,. 1850 10
~ : interest on state lands 80. 1902 SO
.ay,o : interest Oh state lands. o1415
taxes s4s2 SO
o'ne S5ss7s IS
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

tContinued on following page.l
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

MORTGAGE REG. TAX FUND. RE
CEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
Balance Jan. 1st,. 1914. $50 10
Receipts. ..::........-..........'... 3OO6 81
Disbursements Co. Treas "
'urer of Grant and Big
Stone cot1nties............ 10 10
Settlement to Schools and
Town, City and Villages. 9099 II
Balance on Hand Dec. 31st,
1914 e. ..,..!.!a ....a..... 1876 AZ
r &3FS :ttss :-af,t4 Il
$3545 ~ $s545 u !
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$3.50 County Treasurer, Big Stone
LOG county, mortgage reg. tax ~
$500 County Treasurer, Grant Co.,
a mortgage reg. tax .......... 81
1892 County Treasurer, Big Stone
county. mortgage reg. tax IS
#1&@ $40 10
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
kEFUND1NG FUND.

KEFUNDING FUND.
No. Of To whom For what
WarrAnt Il Issued Purpose Amount
$685. T. HoIslin.2 frefundinent Ion
-n. personal property ...s!.......E 2 So
5764 Geo, A.Yarger, refundment on
pefsonal property ...... 3 81
$500 Aug. MelchaEt, refundment
40, On E5ANE1ls27-1 !. -. II 10,
6S2S John Bruns refundn1ent on
personal property ........ I83
+AJff t3o6es ,aTD1i Gnn Ia.fs-.
r~nlsI SIS "A
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29
co. ATTY CONTINGENT .FUNp.

co. ATTFT CONTINGENT FUND.-,
No. Of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued PURPOSE Amount
54z2 Emmett McConvilie, steno-
graphefs fees, state vs.Dahf@ I 10 90
$3.50 DR.. III. L. Hulburd, exarr1ina-
ton Lizzie Schumacher Is 90
-, curing eyidenceRe aes..... 1882
6477 VIM. n. Cherry. expense to
st. Paul. state VS.. Conrad. 10 SO
$50 GA
4gs
INCIDENTAL FUND. RECEIPTS AND
ses@ss DISBURSEMENTS
Transferred from county,
revenue fund 500 90
Disbursements ~. ...!Ii s.1!. $50 "a (!
BaITtransfefred to county aeAv
revenue fund ........:.ta.. 4736
$1,000 500 90
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-01-29

MORTGAGE REG. TAX FUND.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-12-08
Bio Field Of Sweet Peas.

The largest single field of sweet
peas In the world is to be found in
southern California. near Redondo,
London Tit-Bits states. 1t comprises
$50 acres, In which are grown sweet
peas OF nearly every known variety
and color 1t constitutes a truly in
teresting sight. and the fragrance
from the flowers loads the air 30
heavily as to be almost unbearable.
Another single field Of carnations. 20
acres in area. located near by. yearly
affords a similar marvellous sight.
Besides these immense fields OF
sweet peas and carnations there are
many smaller areas in California de-
voted, respectively. to the growing for
market of chrysanthemums, violets,
daisies, asters, dahlias, all kinds OF
lilies, roses and so forth. They are
cultivated in much the same way as
vegetables, requiring on an average
about the same care. Many OF the
flowers are sold through the flower
shops of the cities, but the chief in
come to the growers comes from the
sale Of seeds. The annual shipments
Of flower seeds from California
amount to many tons.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-12-08

A partitioned barrel has been In
vented by a fruit man in British Co
lumbia, patents for which have been
applied for in Canada and this coun'
try. II is similar to any ordinary
barrel, according to a commerce re
port, but It is divided into two equal
parts by partitions which are adjusted
so that the barrel may be sawed In
two without injuring the contents
practically making two half barrels.
The advantages claimed for the new
barrel are that it can be made Of
cheap sawed lumber. shipped in the
knock down" state and assembled
easily at the packing house; also that
the fruit can be shipped without wrap
ping because Of the firmne5s impaired
by the central partition. The fruit
shipped in 1t is said to arrive in per
feet condition.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-12-08

Prof. Nels o. Nelson Of the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History. ex-
cavating the ruins of the Taos. near
Santa Fe. New Mexico. this summer
has cleared out 40 rooms and one
kiva in six pueblos ranging in age
from the time of the cliff dwellers to
late Spanish dates.
In San Marcos. Pueblo, he has out
lined 43 separate stone buildings with
a total OF 5000 ground floor rooms.
Sixteen skeletons have been taken out
whole and As more reinterred, while
Professor Nelson has recovered and
classified thousands of implements.
pieces OF pottery, bones of various ami
mails and perfectly preserved corn
beans, squash and pumpkins.
He also has outlined immense irri-
cation or water storage works built
by the prehistoric jewellers in these
villages.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-12-08
LET HIS OPPORTUNITY GO
Now New York Lawyer Is Resretting
Hls Lack of Foresight That
Cost Fortune.

'T suppose every man who has lived
very long among the men who do
things looks back with some degree
of regret upon not exactly what he
has lost, but what he might have had
II his foresight had been as good as
his hindsight," said New York law
yer. Il am one of these. and 1t didn't
happen a great while ago. either.
An inventive friend of mine who
had given me his legal business to at
tend to came around one day with
new thing in doing something or other
to rubber and told me if cared to go
in half with him l could do so by put
ting up a certain amount Of money.
The amount was small enough, but
hadn't any to spare and less to lose,
and told him / was satisfied with the
legal part of my connection. and
didn't care to risk any of my hard
earned savings. He wasn't broke by
q whole lot. and told me he wasn't
offering the chance to anybody else.
and I'd better take It, but | wouldn't
be persuaded. He gave me gentle
laugh OF scorn and went his way.
ANOl lOHB lc "tAll hDio uN
with his invention and was gone three
or four months. letting me hear from
him occasionally. and saying all was
going we'll. Next l had cablegram
telling me when he was sailing, and
to meet him the following week Tues
day at a certain dock. | was there
when the ship came in, and he was
feeling SO good that he fairly yelled
at me as he came down the gang
way. And he had reason to yell and
l had reason to kick myself. for he
had sold his process or invention for
y735.O0O in cash and s2,25O,OOO in the
stock OF the new corporation. You
see / would have been a millionaire
that very minute II my foresight had
been worth anything and l had taken
his offer when l had the chance. OF
course It meant some luck to me. for
the fees grew. and l got $4,000 or
more out OF 1t. but 100000 doesn't
make a millionaire. does it?'