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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10
La CLAVE De LA SALUD

Millare de personals de ambos sexos
declaran que la electriciiad los ha salyado
cuando habian perdido toda esperanza. Gu
ando Sc padece de debilidad nerviosa, ago.
tamiento. neurastenia, falta de fuerza, de
Amino Y de vigor, reumatismo. lumbago,
del higado y la yejiga, abuses sexuales
del hombre y desarreglos mensuales de la
mujer, no hay NADIA que sea tan efcaz
como el cintur0n electrico. No pIerda
su tempo y dinero tomando estimulantes
que nunca curan. Lo que su cuerpo
necesita es nueva fuerxa v vIoor nara
cue los nervtos y organos whales vuel-
van @ su estado formal. Use ell cintu-
ron electrico mientras duerme. Su podc-
rosa inhuencia curativa hara desaparecer
rapidamente 81 decaimiento y dolores.
activara su circulation, vigorizara Ell ST,
sienna y lie traera nueva vida.
PlOA uN CENTURION DIREcTAMENrE
y no pague q los institutes medicos los
precios tan altos que exigen por estos
mismoS cinturones. El CInturon No. l
vale $500 orc y ell No. 2 vale $500 orc.
"a que pagan mas?
Los MANDAmoS A PRUEeA
81 I'd. quiere primero probar su eff
cacia, escoja el Cinruron que mas le
agrade, y remftanos Giro Postal por Ia
mitad de su preclo como prueba de
buena re, y lie enviaremos el Cintur6n.
81 al cabo de un mes estA satisfecho.
nos remitira ell resto de su valor. Esta
oferta es Ia nlejor garantia de sus meri-
tos Y de nuestra sinceridad. Aprovsche
la oportunidad y e~scrfbanos en- seguIda,
como sigue:
ENolcoTT, N. Y. EE. w.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10
PLATLCAS POPULARES
UN It. ElEs'ssSsssIIS -.

.jy. siuo toma4a de cua!quier "sa-
queo', ' que unaS veces les yiene
=raude ' Oira chica, pOr que no
ha sidO bien adqulrida.
C~Onyenzanse nuestros compatriO-
tas; la justicia. el honor Y la YER
lad, caminan paraleIas Y CONVEX
gen q IN mismo sitio. Esas tres
yirtudes tan amenudO falseadas
pOr los mOdernos "redentores" de
los pueblOS, deben ser siempre la
norma de todos los actos de la
vida de un hombre. de un pueblo.
o de una s~octedad.
Apoderarse de 10 ageno. como a
diario 10 han estado hacienda en-
nuestra paLria muchos redentores
de machete, no es iIstO nj es hon
RADIO. Y decir 10 contrariO es fall
Gear la verdad, aun invOcando ell
flexible texto sociaiIsta de que la
"prOpiedad es el roDo". La pro-
empieza Ell 10 que personal
mente pOseemos, 10 mismo un peso
que mil, 10 mismo w metro de tie
ira que muchos Kilometres, Y ma
die, aun nj Ell mas ferviente par
tldatio del ultrs-socialismO, llega-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10

Pasa a Ia pagina 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10

do cl case. cncontrLria justo que
So lc despoiara de Sus pr~,pledades.
Iucre cuaI fu":c 81 numero o Y
tension. en- obictoS, On murnerario o
en- terrcnoS.
Esas faisas ideas anti-sociales,
anti-humanas Y absurdas, son las
que han lIevado q nIeSIrO pueblo q
los mayorcs cIceSoS, 4 los mas
grandrs dcS6rdrucs ' a Ia mas este
riI dc las lurhas.
:Qut rs 10 que perSigucn. que
finalidadrS buscan2 6DpStruir pOr
medic del fucgo. lodo 10 cxiSten-
tie? Es diricIl que Ia consigaH
porque las ~sociedades 81 defender
por 81 proplo instImto d" sonser-
vaci6n. v aunque q yecrS pare
cen desboTdarse. cmnei;o de rs"
deSbOrdamIentn. a como 81 aqua
5uScandO 5u nivel. para scguir.
>esc a quicn ptSe. el cause lOgl-
o Y r%acional de Ia civilization.
zero aun supOnlendO que la de-
mag3gia 2~oIS'guicra Su Ohjcto.
uc la idea SGcialista o anarquiSta.
ne Is el termino mas APPLICABLE
q la actual rcvuclla, triunfara en-
nucStro pals, cque Gucdaria en- pie
una vnG tCrminada la luCha? TN
puIadO de kUrglcses. de ensOJer-
Decides caciGups. cue formarian
una costa de liranos muy parcel
dos q los primitiyos icfcs de tri-
bus que Doblaron la TERRA en- la
pdad de las caycrnas. y......lo cue
- peor una presa faciI para las
deInas n]acionrs que Sc emgeharian
en- encarrilarnos en- la civilization
lie que voluntariamente habiamos
dcseriado con nuestras ideas di-
S~oIyenlcs.
! para ala vamos, 81 SeguImoS
empenados Ell ser lodos rIcos, en-
repartirnos la terra agcna yaiIdOS
De que somos los mas fuertes.
cuandO para c~onsc%uirlo debiamos
lie ser primerO los mas justos, los
mas hOnradOs Y los mas %slacerOs.
Las miradaS del mundO rnteT0 es-
an fijaS en- nuestra patria, muy
entertainments las de TN c0i0sO,
!ue hace tielnpo nos asecka, es-
)erando como ell zorro de la fabu-
a, que Sc mature el 1ruto de nueS-
ras diScGrdlas para engulllrselo
taclildad y sin tenor de in
E,.r. ,or,o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10

La muier meXicana emDieza a
t0mar partc activa en- los trabajoS
tendencies Il rccGnquiStar para Ne
NicO Ia anh@IGda paz.
IN grupO enthusiastic de damaS
"egiomont0nas, en- SIT anSia de Que
tcrminc cStl lucha cruel g iniusta.
ha tornado l." ST. cargo el principle
de tan gigantc>ca labor. eXtcndien-
do una inyitaci0n a SrIS compatrio-
las para cnlLar TN memorial que
Sgra cRviadU Il todoS los icleS de
Qrup0S reI oiuciOnariON que Il nan
CntrrgadU Il una destruction mu-
tua, ahOndonandO las diierenciaS
it parlido y cnSangrentandO sin
pi2Cai 81 SutIo queridO de la Pa
triu.
Fl paS0 dai0 pOr las damaS re-
giumuntanaS. prueba que la llcga-
do Il momcmtu en- que la mujer me
Nivana sc decide a Saiir dc Su paprl
de- simple cSpcctadGra de Ia gran
tragcdia nacionaI, en- que la VIII
do durante GStOS cuatrO Y medic
amos DE trcmenda guerra fratrici-
da.
,P0r fin! TEMPO era VA de que
moStrara csc bcllo gestO patri0ticO
TEMPO era Va de que la muier
meNicaEa a]bandOnara ; trista y
dolOrOSO papcl Il que ha eStad0
circunScrita ' de que levantara Su
noble critic ilamadO Il la cOncOr-
dia a tOdOS los jcfcS PcIOiuciona-
rios que. Siguiend0 Un canine en-
lrayiadO, no rrparan en- que cStan
dc>pcdaIando Il la patria al deSpe-
daIarSr los umOS Il los OtrOS pOr
cugStiUncS de caracter eScncialmcn
tc personal; tempo era va de que
la muier mcNiCana. Que la SUIrI-
10 con una resignation que con-
mucIc ' adEI:ra, las CrueleS con-
S~rcucnciaS de cSta guerra infamc e
iniuSta. llamaPa a los suyOS para
2strpcharIOS EN- I'm abralO de fra
.crnidad ' d. amor que los Obli-
II;p Il dcpOnyr su aCtltud hOSt.i,
IliGar SuS rcncOreS ' darSc cucn-
Ia del NAL cnOrme Que han hech0
= sigucn hacicEdo Il Ia madre Pa
,ria.
"EscribirrmOs a t0doS los grupOS
rombaticntcs-han dichO las no
birS damaS de la ciudad mctr6pOl;
lei Observation-Disclosures que eli
ninrn SyIS UcucoreS ' ~ recOnci-
len para Salvar Il la Patria de la
tnaruuia y de los i~nnumerablcs
males que produce Ia %Situaci0n ac-
lual. AcudamDS cen t0d2 cncrgia Il
1uaStrOs Srntimicnt0S de caridad Y
.Onfrutprnidsd. iunIOrand0 los pa
ri6ticoS impulses DE- nucStrCS her
naz Je nupSirOS hiiaS. Y e. to-
Ia Ia familiu mrNicana: = 2%brigue-
nos Ia ~csp"ronLa de que Ell nuestro
4nhrlante deScO, DioS mueV2 los
coraZoncS de los que luchan EN- cs.
In guerra cruel. para terminarl;
en dcfinitiya; pOrque de 10 contra.
rio, al despertar mas tarde. 50 We
ran rodeadOS de resp0nsabilidad '
lie ruin&'....
:Se pu-deR dar mayor sincrri-
dad y naS h~silezh?
No!
Conmueyem esaS palabraS, que
nGren de los gorazones martiriza-
dos pOr ei dOlorOsO eSpectaculO que
prescntan los causantss de Ia rui-
M de nuaSEs gesventu"ado pals;
conmuersE EOus2mente esas pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10

Cuando ai st haha, Sc tiene la concencia de Saber cumpIir con
eI dehe2.
pumie e>tar trangIlo 81 SeEor Carranfa. 10 que 81 y los NuSoS no
g,rron c,raeaS de- rearnar tn Abril uitimO porqu" suS conccpconrS de
r. ouc O., la dignidad de los puebos y la dignidad de los honAreS eStaA
,r,y distanradas de los principles = que Sc aiuSta IL eternR moral hui
10 reaIlaran todos los QUE Sc han Visto eApuiSados dc - Mexico
81 p3crno- deIit9 de habrr cumplido. en- todas las SituadoneS, con Ts
r.rs para cn Ia soccdad y sus debereS para con Ia patra.
Fl tempo. que $ buen amigo, no nos deara m"ntir.
les ultinos acontecimieHtGS anuncian una nucva crisis en- las reIa-
clones lie HtNco y los EStadoS tnidoS. De 49, "r&NIN P"e"' "e'S"
Ia Guerrx entire los dos PASSES.
ApIazamus para cntonccS al senior Carr0nz".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10
NO NADIA

Per mis- reiojee. 81 no representsn 10 cue otrezoo.
RelDjes de 9o ReI!enado. (godfeld) De II ~auilstss
con Ia aeior nsqrinsria. EaraHtizAios Dor 20 aeos.
cue listed Gebe pagan en- otros lGgsres q 5000 Ios
bendo e prscior bsrstisiros en- Sc pHsaderos az
penscslidades. Como onico reDresentants en- este
pEts &c una cslfbrs fEbries De robbie. d. SaiEa
ain los krsuG.5 sa,:oI qus tisnsn otrus estnhleJ.
nisntos. pucdo vsaiss q precios exceDcionsles
Eznds soisnsnts IN dasr coRao earsl.tA d. ~
usns yo!uatsj = r. d.z , re-iGrs iansd:nta.
ments. para 81 sSsDan. uIo Do sstoI r~eIojes. 81 ne
lie eorvisae. 10 dsTualvs , rcciSir& q vueits de 20
rreo gu dollar dc dep5sito. 81 Il 9usts. lie retienss
paga $50 los primeros 9 msses 80 ecntsvos men.
EuEles los iiete metst rese-ntss. DespueG del rsgp
De La aoveaa cuoa 30 . slvtzrz LIRE DR TODO
casio Y ABS0LUTAIORgTH GRATB. UNA
LEONTINA De ORC RMLHskbO txnlihGsi.)
Y desputs dsi prso lie n esoss fRal tan,bie. -
Ie mandsrs DE sEGALo UN MAGEIFIC0 AM
LILO DE ORC kHLNADe.
Olga en- ~ serta pi dssa un reloi para enSaiers
0 seaora. de Sos sspss . oon hprsrio visible.
Dirijshss q T.. =. esHs. Washington. DC. Zzc
c. Strfst. Dep. p.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-10
iPaso Franco a la Verdad!

les listed afecto a las CIENCIAS oCULTAS
y desea saber la verdad respecto de elias? En-
vienos 30 centsvos en- ~estampillas de a 2 cts.
y a vuelta de correo lie remitiremos explicscio-
mes. Varas de San Ignacio y Varas Magicas:
Polvos Orientales. Celestinos y Crema prepa-
RADIOS: Aqua de Amor. Elixir de Amor y Perfu-
me Mistico: Piedra Imam y tinta para pactos:
papel y tinta snagnetizados: a~nteojos Move
dad" Mesmerismo. ocultismo. Espiritismo
etc. -Nuestros informes shorraran a listed item
20 y dinero.-T. ALCALA Cia.-7G2 Dolo-
rosa St.-San Antonio. Texas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
GARDENERS LOVE or SOIL
Every Asrieulturit Worthy the Name
Considers lts Welfare a. loenti-
cal With hls Own.

Every real gardener and true coun
tryman loves the soil: the smell OF II
when turned over In the sun. the feel
OF |. under foot. its welfare 10 his own:
he loves TO patch up the thin places,
blast out rocks deepen and enrich II.
The soil Is our priceless heritage from
geologic time: II is the insoluble resi-
due from the crumbling OF the rock;
on its maintenance depends the pros
perity OF the race OF man.
And how we have misused and mes.
lected our soil The earth has been
plowed down the hill against the
fences where II IL allowed to grow
brush. leaving the hillside and ridges
bare; II has been washed away and let
choke up the rivers and harbors with
the finest and latest OF Ito substance:
II has been burned over and Its fer.
tility wasted In many other ways.
My father John Burroughs). Ike
the true countrymAn that he 10. al.
ways loved. indeed almost worshiped.
the soil. He has had more real fun
and satisfaction In late years In I'm
proving pieces Of land than In any.
thing else. Last summer be found
huge delight In clearing up a stony.
broken pasture, blowing out the rocks
and building q fence with them. level
Ing on the ground and getting II
ready for the pillow, saying:
Fifty years and more ago my IA
,her wanted TO clear this field and
make q meadow OF IT.; now | am able
to do it-what a fine, deep soil It
has"
He would pick up handful and
rub IL between his fingers or thrust
the crew bar down into II TO show the
depth. Not 10 clear away any more
forest. but to build up and improve
some OF the land already cleared. that
Ii truly an occupation worthy OF any
man John Burroughs Ia the Crafts
man.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19

posed AiiisoH 4 want tn show yca
something. Look In heTa.~ and ne
SfssnsG :ss library aa.ss.
DalFympte stepped TO the opsHnsag
and SAP. not merely seven men. mid.
aieased ana past. sitting around a
library table. but practically all the
freigAiabae necessities Of The United
States and practically all its IneRey. .
power against which his many million
dollar railroad sys,eta was Of no more
opposition than toy train.
- the transportation department.
TO be governed BY u council composed
OF the representatives Of the various
other departments hereiEi mentioned
droned on the HoEce OF Rabbit
The Representatives OF the Tari0us
other departments therein mentioned
were bent 10 concentrated attention
on every sentence. and phrase. and
word, and syllable Of that important
document, not emitting to pay impor.
tant attention to the pauses which an
swered FOR commas; and none looked
up. Dalrymple closed the door gently.
Nov will you sellY'' inquired ALI,
son.
For 9 moment the two men looked
into each others eyes. white the old
enni,y. begun while they we're still In
the womb Of time. lay chill between
them. Al one instant, Dalrymple,
whose jaw muscles were working COZ.
vulsiyeiy, half raised his hands, as II
he were minded To fall on Allison and
strangle him. and Il was not the fact
that Allison was probably the strong.
er man which restrained him, but =
bigger pride,
No" he said. again with that in.
finite contempt In his tone. Break
me"
"All right" accepted Allison cheer,
fully, and even with relief, for his way
was now free TO pursue It's normal
course. He crossed to the door which
opened into the hall. and politely
bowed DAIRY mple Int the guidance Of
old Ephraim.
"Dalrymple won't sell" he reported.
when he reioined his fellow members
OF the International Transportation
| company,
Joseph G. cIaEx looked up from n
set OF jotted memoranda which he had
been nonchalantiy setting down dur,
ing the reading.
Wen pick II up in the stock mar
ket." he carelessly suggested.
Can't" replied Allison. with equal
carelessuess. Hes intrcnched with
solid control, and imagine he doesnt
owe q dollar"
Chisholm, with his fingers In his
white mutton chops, was studying
clean shaven old Clark's memoranda.
a panic viii be necessary. any.
how" he observed. Well acquire the
road then"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
Q6oBALLgfF Id
BYG[ORGE RANDOLPH CI[STIR.
mLILLIAN GItSTLR ",
( s5:s %, ILLUSTRATED f. DRIIODLs
hl2iyUHI
SYNOPSIS.
| ILLUSTRATED CD.RfIODfS

A. a yestry meeting Of the Market
gQuare church Gail Sargent listens 70
bAc ussi0n about the sale IL the ehufch
s-remFn,S to Edward f. Allison, Local
fraction king, and when askel her opin'
ton Of the church by Rev. Smith b0yd.
says II IL apparently q lucrative bti'hness
enterprlsr, Nilsson takes Gall riding IN
his motor car When he suggests no -
"htltled 10 rest an the laureE OF ms
achievements she asks the diEturblnk
question "Nhg2' Gail. returning 70 her
Uhcle Jim's Horne from her drive with Al
hsGn, finds roii disapproTai IN the eyes
OF Rev Aptth Boyd. who Is calling there
~ b0bs'sd party Gall finds the world
uncomtottahly full Of men, and Allison
tells Jim Sargent that his nsw ambition
" 10 conquer tA~ world Allison starts a
campaign for Consolidation and control OF
the ettire transportation system Of the
world, tiHil becomes popular Allison
gains control OF transcoHtlnentai trhf1c
ana HtrsnFrs 90 absorb the Nedder court
tenement property OF Market Square
church Ge.i visits Vedder court and meet
IN. Boyd 'herr, tells him that the cathc-
dral hau.et square church proposes 10
build VIII he out OF prOhts wrung from
sdudi0r she becomes the center 81 mag.
ne'io attraction for .he men OF her aunts
social SET
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19

affect either share OF my stock or
tie earning capacity Of my railroad.
When you drove ME cut OF the trac.
ton feld. | took advantage OF my ex.
perience and intreached myself. Go
on and gamble
Il wish you wouldn't take tha, atts.
tude," returned Allison. troubled. IL
looks TO you as II were parsutng you
because OF that old quarrel. but
want you to know that I'm act vim.
dictive"
Il don't think you are, replied Dal.
rymple. With infinite contempt.
You're Jus; damned hog
A no, nush swept over Allison 3
face. but II was gone In M instant
1T happens that need the new Gulf
a Great Lakes system be went on. In
a perfectly level voice. and prefer
10 buy II ron you at fair price"
DAlrymple pvt on hts hat
II isn't .S- sale" he stxtsA
Just . ,aiaH;e, D~l,y2plA- inter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
There Was q Difference.

In the lobby OF a hotel they were
speaking about speed nends, and Con.
gresham Wyatt Aiken OF South Car
DINA recalled a story about Jones.
One afternoon Jones was rambling
along the boulevard when he raa
across friend Smith. liandshake and
then some talk. which included the
war. the weather and automobiles.
BY the way" said Friend Smith
recollectively. Il hear that you have
been buying q machine"
Yes" proudly admitted Jones. 7
brought her home about two weeks
ago"
Some speed. OF course" returned
friend Smith. How fast can the mn
chine 60" -,
Well" answered Jones with q
smile that was half sad. 1T depends
altogether ON who 10 timing 1t. mp
self or o country constable"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
Want BIO -Homs Coming"

Morristown The Morristown board
OF trade will present at the next meet
Ing OF the East Tennessee Association
OF Commercial Executives, 10 he held
In Knoxville, Nov. Il. a tentative plan
for Homecoming week" for East
Tennesseans. The Morristown organ
iFation proposes that the commercial
organizations OF Eas, Tennessee unite,
determine upon suitable date. an
nounce iha, the week selected 10 home,
coming week 10 East Tennessee. and
send out n worldwide summons TO
East Tenussseans 10 come home for
the big reunion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
HALF MILLION FOR
IMPROVING ROADS
WASHINGTON COUNTY AUTHOR.
l2Ep TO VOTE on s4as,ooo
BOND ISSUE.
IS KILLED BETWEEN CARS
j. c, BlanteA Of kESxyttte Resolves
Fatal injuries az EreiM--Ne~s
interest over the Ea
tire State.

Jchnsoa City.~~At a roassng good
roads meeting recently here hero the
election commissioners Of Washington
county were asked TO call hand eles
iion 10 Ne held In the eoanty on dec.
Is. d which time The voters viii vote
on bond issue for $4,000 for road
improvements A large number OF
prominent county citizens viii make =
canvass of The county and win address
the voters during the next few weeks,
Mayor Miller OF Johnson City was
elected chairman and j. u. Rradins
secretary. and a permanent organtHa
ton was perfected with the electica OF
committees ON campaign, publicity ant
finance.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
Hea, Oceans Roar on Phone.

Memphis With telephone receivers
TO their ears 200 Memphians at din.
ner given by the Memphis Rotary Club
at Hotel Gayoso, heard The roar OF tho
Pacific ocean. heard viciroia In San
Francisco play Dixie" and the voices
OF a half dozen promiaent men Of San
Francisco and Oakland, II was the oc'
casion OF Memphis being harnessed up
on the transconlineutal iline Of tho
He'll Telephe System. the third south
ern city TO have this connection.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
Jobs For Everybody.

Hartman - The city of Hartman
has purchased location and will open
municipal stone quarry for the EN-.
pioyment OF city prisoners and needy
poor OF the city who are unable 10 get
work, The crushed stone Will be used
In improving and repairing pixies lead
ing from the city, Tfamps and beg
gars will in tho future be allowed to
earn their meals and lodging, II the,
desire to lingsr here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19

. Rev, Saith Aosd wcasd hare iikea
10 state taAt he had besn very
hasy. hut he had a conscience. which
was slaIsanee TO hiSn. He had spent
most o. his spare tine 10 in his study.
wsth bis chin Tn bic hand.
Yea are quite right. mother he
snmherly confessed. and swallowed
two spoOnfslIs AZ hts soap n was en-.
cellsnt soup, eya. after taking 9 bita
Of q wafer. 10 laid bis spooh On the
edge OF the plate.
Il think Ill drive you cot Of the
house. Tod" Mrs. Boyd decided. In the
same tones sta had used to employ
when she had sent him to bed 7
think III send you over TO sargent's
tonight. 20 sing with Gail"
The rector Of thu richest church In
tho world flushed . trife. and looked
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
piph,hsris On Wane.

Memphis Officials Of the city
health depart ment are greatly encour.
aged over their progress In getting
the better OF the diphtheria situation
The attendance in the public schools ~
nearly normal again. but medical In
speciors are sin at work In the
schools. Very few children are being
sent home as suspects
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19


--Mnu-=z.ua-suuzzz=sasuu~-zzsz
other that the position Of the consois-
darica itself will be impEegnahle
aguinst competition or tits assaults ii
government The advantages of con.
troll. collection and distribution. ars 50
yart tina, they far outweigh any pos
sible question Of personal SgErandize-
meni"
-Lont hedge, Allison harked Ar
thur Grandiu. "You expressed II
right in the first place. You're put
ting II up to US TO step out Of the local
championship class, and contend for
the big belt
The prize Isn't big enough" pro-
nounced W. T. Chisholm. rs II he had
decided for them all As benited hts
calling. he was slower aa!nded than
the rest. There are few quick turns
In banking.
No. big enough" repeated Allison.
Not big enough. when the Union Fuel
company already supplies every can
die which goes into tho Sudan, runs
the pumps on the Nile and the motor
boats on the Yang Tses4lynng. supplies
the oil for the fabrication Of the car
OF Juggernaut. and works the propeL
Ter OF every aeroplane! Not big
enough. when already the organiKa.
tons represented here have driven
their industries into every quarter OF
the earthg What shall you say when
we Join to our nucleus the great
steamship Qnes and the foreign rail,
roads. Not big enough? Gentlemen.
look here!" He strobe over to the big
globe From New York 10 San Fran
cisco red line had already been
traced Now he took a pencil in his
hand. and placing the point at New
York. gave the globe whtrl, sirding
II completely. Gentlemen, there Is
your empire."
Again the nasal voice OF old Joseph
G. Clark drawled into the silence.
Il suggest that Wa discuss in detail
the conditions Of the consolidation. ="
be remarked
The bell OF Allisons house phone
rang.
mir. Dalrymple. sir" said the voice
OF Ephraim.
Very we'll" replied Allison. SHOW
him into the study. Rabbit. will you
read 10 the gentlemen this skeleton
plan ot organization! II you'll excuse
me. I'll be back In i've minutes"
"Dalrymple?" inquired Taylor
Yes" answered Allison distracted.
ly, and went into the study.
lie and Dalrymple looked at each
other silently for a moment. with the
old enmity shining between them. Dial.
rymple, q man hye years Allison 4
senior, a brisk speaking man with a
protruding jaw and deep-set gray eyes.
had done more than any other one hu,
man being to develop the transporta.
ton systems Of New York. but his gift
had been In construction, In creation.
whereas Allison's had been IN combi.
nation; and Dalrymple had gone into
the railroad business
''Dalrymple I'm going to give you a
chance" said Allison briskly Il want
the Gulf Great Lakes Railroad sys.
| tenn"
Dalrymple had produced cigar
while he waited for Allison. and now
| he III H. He sat on the corner OF the
study table and surveyed Allison crit.
ically,
Il don't doubt IT," he replied. The
system Is almost completed"
I'm accept lair Offer for your con
| trolling interest" went on Allison.
And II ! won't SELF"
Then I'll Jump on you tomorrow in
the stock exchange. and take 1t away
from you"
Dalrymple smiled.
You can't do IL. own my con
trolling interest outright. and no stock
gamblings % the board Of trade can