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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-11
GREAT DECREASE IN
CRIMINALS IN ENGLAND
tBy Associated PressJ

LONDON, August 1.-THE report
on prisons in Scotland for 1915, just
issued. reveals a remarkable decrease
in the number of criminals dealt
with, the lowest since 1869, notwith-
standing the fact that the population
OF the country has increased since
then by As per cent The decrease
Is attributed chiefly to the growth of
the temperance movement, increased
facility for finding employment and
the recent mobilization.
The number OF criminals tabulated
in 1915 was 27,340, decrease of 49,
1876 as compared with the total of
the preceding year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-11

Hello! They are reporting old EN-
peror Franz Josef at the point of
death again. Isn't somebody over
looking the case of the crown prince
Houston Post.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-11

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10
Notice For Psbiiesfisn
PUBLIC LAND SALE


Sfafe ~ Neg 8euco
Santa W. New Mexico. Jan. q, 1915.
Notice n hereby given that pursuant 10 tbs
provisions Of an Act Of Congress approves
June 20. 1910. the laws Of the State Of New
Mexico. and the rules and regulations IL ths
state Land Once. the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Lands will offer at Public Sale. 10 the
highest bidders. at ten O'Clock. A. N. on Fri
day. the seventh day Of April. 1915. in The
town Of Deming. County Of Luna, STATE oil
New Mexico IN front Of the court house there
in. the following described tracts Of land viz
All Of Sections I. .. I. 8. o. :. :. o, 10,
II. ~, 10, IL, Is, 10. II. IL. 10, 20, 81
90, as.EM. swN. EN- NwH, swiaXwi.a
Section "a; all u sections rs, 20. 20, 20. 30
~. %. IS, 80. TAGS, ROW., Lots 1, 2, ., 4
si1Nh, Nash, sl-2swh See /. all Of
sgy'isSs a.. 70. ~. rs. 90. r. .os. X. Nv
all Of sections l, =, .. Wa Soc. s. all SEC. O.
y Sec. .. all 81 Sections 10. II. ~. 10. a.
IS. 10, ~. Sec. 20. all Of sections n. 80. 20
"a. rs. 20. 81. rs, 20. 90, 81, 81, 10, Z. 2Ts
II. CIV all Of sections 1. ,. 4. 27s, X. Nv.
containing ti.430.sy acres. Then arr No i'm
pso,cments ON this land.
Also all Of Section %. I. 2ss.. X. dw.. CON.
tanning $40 acres. There are no improve
mcnts on this land.
No bids on the above described lands will d,
accepted for less than Thrce Dollars $4,000
per acre, which Is the appraised value there
" e"o" "''e" ''' s"''ss'u' ~"
"" gay "' "" IMPROVEMENTS ~ 'hcir
"'P'"s'" '""e'
Also Lots L. =. s,sNEa. SEA Sec. /.
Lots |, ., Z. $. See. =, sWA NWA, SWt
sis SEA Sec. 20, sWL swA, sEi.i See.
~. sWh SwA See. "a. +. 3lS, Il NV, Al
II sections Il aud Z, 4. als.. II. dw., Lots !
>. .. I. sEL NWA. EissWA. sisNEl.i.
skl-i See. ~. I. 23s., X CIV. sh Sec. 20.
S's. s's n - Sec. -, All Of See. IS. Eis sec
~. Ei-2NEh. see. ~. Ni'2 See 3D. NM
See. "a, Ma Sec. 10. i. s3s., H. wv. con
tanning o.iUs.6s acres. There are no improve
incnis ON this land. No bids viii Ia accepted
for lees than Five Dollars 5000 per acr
which "a the appraised value thereof. The
successful bidder VII bo required To pa. IN
cash OF certified cNchansc at the time :" SAT-
ne total amount offered Ny MN '"r These lands
Tue above s"c OF lands wiii be- subject u
lhr i"h""hs CONDITIONS. W.. Inc snrr,s''
iuI n"ne' ""N pay 70 Tue commissioner 90
run" LAMBS ~ NJ agent hp'i'h. NHrh >al'
one.ionih 81 the pro" offered Wy MN Tor IN"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Nouutv vi tuuu ~
To whom ii may concern: and es-
fecially to all persons who are or
aiay become Interested in the estate
81 Dwight u. Stephens. deceased, late
Of the County Of Luna in the aforc-
said State of New Mexico.
Whereas, an instrument pmrport-
ing to be the late Will and Testament
Of Dwight b. Stephens, deceased. has
been filed in the ofgce Of the County
Clerk for probate, You are hereby
cited to appear before the Probate
Court TO be- held ut the office of the
Probate Judge in the Village of DEM
ing ON the first day of May, 4. u.
1916 at two o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, the time set by the said
court for the probatine of said last
Will and Testament OF said Dwight
b. Stephens, deceased.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court this 2sth day Of February.
4. ID. 1916.
Seal
C. r. Hughes.
CountvClcrk
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

PEno0mAl I
.++++++++ = = + + + + I.
En- route from Tampa, Florida, ia
Silver City, New Mexico. II. II. Bag
by stopped over in Deming. lie has
spent three months in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fields of Bis
bee, Arizona. are visiting their moth
er. Mrs. W. A. Page. for few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Nelson of Fl
erro, visited Deming Tuesday.
I. II. kruttchnitt, vice-prcsident
of the Southern Pacific. visited Dem
ing Tuesday. lie il making tour of
the system in his private ear
Mr.. and Mr.. II. l.. Johnson of
Wilcox. Arizona, visited the city
Monday.
Y. 7. Vincent OF Silver City was
in the city Monday.
X. W. Phillips and J. CrcnShaw of
Albuquerque were in the city Mon
day.
T.. =. Haley of III Pa,o was il.
town Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Raymond Pitts. Of
lcrd>burg. stopped over in the city
Tuesday enroute to Silver City.
Karl A. Snyder returned Ia the
city Tuesday morning from a bust.
ness trip to Albuquerque.
Mrs. II. q. Bush visited FL l'a-o
saturday. attending the opera in the
evening and returning home SUNDAY
y. IIcr>ch aud family of Pago-.,
Springs. Colo. motorcd 10 Deming
Monday aud remained over until
Tuesday. when they started for
l'hocniy. The family i touring the
country in their ear.
T.. =. Greer of Roswell arrived in
the city Monday and stopped over
night in town.
&. II. PEREZ. of Colorado Spring,
registered IN town Monday.
l.. f.. Franzcn of Roswell. reached
he city Monday aud made shnrl
wit.
Mr. and Mrs.. l.. F. Lcard motor
81 ma from ~ Pa>o Monday and ARE
Visiting our city.
Mr.. ". T. Tatum and son OF
iord>burg, registered in town Mon
day.
Arthur Flynn of New York City.
who spent - year in Deming for hi
health. is hack again from New York
where he ha~ been for the last wear
and a half lie arrived Monday
evening and j. planning IT, remain
either here nr il the mining section
of Grant rounty. IIi> mother. Mr.
!. T. FLYNN. aud his sister, Mrs. \.
j. Bone. accompanied him ~ far ~
nrmine. hut continued their journey
Ia British Columbia.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. ". y. Bragnw of
Washington. u. c.. who have been
touring he Southwest in an automo-
h;le. accompanied by Mr.. and Mr..
". II. Braeaw. were in the city
Wednesday of last week enroute to
Silver City. They will return 10 ~ Z
Pa~o. where W. \. Bragaw hns large
property interests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10
4. !. !. ]. I. + 1. 1. !. + !. I. !. + J! :. ! :
+ LUXOR ITEMS =
4 y 4 y \ y \ y y

Rev j. d. Henry has Just pur-
chased an auto. lie will use it 10
deliver milk and butter.
The party given by Miss Bnrto
near Luxor was grand success and
the dinner was excellent. About
City guests were present and the All
expressed themselves a. having a
fine time
Hathaway and Burdick shipped
ear Of fine Eat hogs to FL Paso For
market.
Mrs. Robert Sipes and sons came
IN from Socorro county. They also
brought the balance of their house
hold goods and stock.
Edward Rnebush j. having q new
well drilled and j. putting in num-
Der of acres more than last year.
"
Cheaper 10 ride than wall--l0'
anio. Phone 263 dav or niehf--tf
Charles T.. Coon and Al Denison
of Tyrone made weekend visit 10
the city.
Mr.. and, Mrs. J. ". Carter. Robert
Jackson. aud II. A. Martin were in
the city from Silver City Sunday.
ID. A. Marley of San Francisco was
in Deming Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

T.. II. Stone of Phoenix, Ariz., was
a Deming visitor Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

MIR. and Mrs. Tom Fields of Bis
bee, Arizona. are visiting their moth
er. Mrs. W. A. Page. for few DAYS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Mr.. aud Mrs.. ". y. Bragnw Of
Washington. u. c.. who have been
iouring the Southwest in an automo-
bile. accompanied by Mr.. and Mr.,
v. II. Braeaw. were in the city
Wednesday of last week enroute Ia
Silver City. They will return 10 n
Pa~o. where W. \. Bragaw has large
property interests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Nelson of Fl
erro. visited Deming Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

I. II. kruttchnitt. vicc-prcsident
of the Southern Pacific. visited Dem
ing Tuesday. He is making tour of
the system in his private ear.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Mr.. ". =. Taium and son of
iord,burg, registered in town Mon
day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. johnson of
Wilcox. Arizona, visited the city
Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

T.. =. Greer of Roswell arrived in
the city Monday and stopped over
night in town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

&. II. PEREZ. of Colorado Spring,
registered IN town Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-03-10

Karl a. SNYDER returned to the
city Tuesday morning from - bust.
ness trip to Albuquerque.
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and always prompt pay. And you try
to take en- away under my very nose
MI. Untcrbcrg. do me the favor"
Norris commcnced again conciiatingly.
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memory, Abe"
II GOT good memory and good inds-
mcnt, ton, Ike when a merchant like
Philip tntcrbere saws 10 me as he did
say 70 me toda., What 10 you think
" Mcngel Bros. 4 Gunst: shall |
ship 'cm q thousald dollars. Abe? Are
they promlN payT say, Wei, Mr..
rnierhers, ia like 20 have u little time
to look at my books got so many
customers. Mr. Intcrhcrg. J can't tell
you exactly how each of Them is prompt
or not Bur if you come around to-
morrow Mr. Untcrburg. then let you
know. That's the kind Of man l am,
I;c; | tell en- straight what ] think.
Now, surprising sou give me check
right away for $5a2.45 and surprising
Untcrbcrg asl; ne tomorrow what /
advise. / can say, from the heart, Ike,
Nj. Untcrhery. Mencol Bros. x Gunst
always pays MS in good season.
Ain't itT
Ike Mcneci SIT IN profound thought
for % moment o. two and then rose
slowly to his fget
Miss i.cisoa" ho sel v hls book
keencr. "ra," ict ~ Is rcrl@nttcr a
enc Z f0- tlc. 1873 .va lrt five.
"tiyeth," t}0 foeg I've Ahc cor
Sc ted f'.
'Eaular aat Ncard. lie wav-
el au aiHWn' nay with his
ri ir fat sn1 1,f'r right
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22
FILM SUITS FOR MILLIONS
Seven Actions Have Been Instituted
Under Sherman Act.

Under sherman ACT.
New York. Nov. 20.-Seven suits
asking treble damages aggregating
s1S.OO0.000 and alleging violation OF
the Sherman antitrust law were
brought against the Motion Picture
Patents company and various moving
picture companies and individuals in
the federal court on behalf OF the Col
orado Film Exchange, the Chicago
Film Exchange and several other film
agencies in the middle West.
The plaintiffs, who are engaged in
the business of selling and renting
films in interstate commerce, COM
plain that as a result of what is as
serted to be a combination among the
defendants, they were excluded from
competition, their business has been
rendered Improbable. and that they
have been damaged otherwise. The
conditions they complain of they al
legged have continued since Jan. !,
1915.
The plaintiffs and the losses set
forth are The Colorado Film EX.
change 100000; Samuel Schiller of
Chicago, $4,000: Standard Film Elk
change, s247,5O0; George Melies com
pany OF Illinois, S90S,OOO Miles Broth
ers, Inc, of Chicago $2,S25,0O0; Eu-
gene Kline of Chicago, S950,000; and
Chicago Film Exchange, Chicago,
$1,00G000
Co-defendants with Motion Pic
ture Patents company re the General
Film company. the Biograph company,
the Thomas A. Edison, Inc, Essenay
Film Manufacturing company. Kalem
company, Lubin Manufacturing COM
pany, Selig Polyscope company, Vita
graph company of America, Armat
Moving Picture company, Pathe Ere
res, George Kleine. Frank l.. Dyer,
Henry n Marvin. James j. Kennedy.
William Pelzer, Siegmund Lubin, Al
bert Il. Smith, George X. Spoor' w.
n. Selig and J. A. Berst.
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mustache between his nose and his
chin
''You see. Ike" he said. 1T pays 10
have q good memory
"That drfVnds il who owes the mon
ey.7 Mcngel replied sadly, and Abe
icit hurriodly SO certify The check be
fore returning 20 his office
III.
Here il is pertinent to record two
facts in their chronological or'cr On
the 18th Philip Unterbcrg shl. his
goods, and on the 30th Mengel Bros. *
Gunst We're thrown into involuntary
bankruptcy II is Unnecessary, how.
ever, TO pursue that interesting pro.
ceeding through nll its stages, which
eliminated ~ composition Of 10 cents
cash and L. cents promissory notes e..
eight, ten AID twelve months respect
lively.
Ten days after the confirmation Of
the composition Morris Perlmutter.
laden with sample case and followed
by small boy similarly burl,ned.
passed into the salesmen's entrance of
the Boston Store, hugel Il Fishblatt
proprietors, He encountered Philip
Unterberg on his way out.
Good morning. MIR Unterberg,"
Morris said pleasantly.
Philip Unterberg stopped short and
fixed Morris with terrible glare
Then he turned his face to one side
and spat out on the ground T'phooee."
even as did Shimei Of old.
Morris dropped his sample case and
clutched Gutenberg by the elbow.
What's the matter, Mr.. Unterberg?"
he asked. Have we done you some
thing?"
Unterbers clicked and at length
found speech.
Done me something? 4 question:"
he gasped. He waved his hands i'm
potently. Wait he shouted wait;
I tx him yet, that-that scoundrel-
Abe Potash
Mr.. Unterberg. one moment Nor
ris protested
And YOU too" Unterberg went on
you TOO You try to steal my trade.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22

all. We can't do
30 more With
{ he ~ poop lie.
r hey re just
I hiey es, Abe.
lou had no bust
ness to sell EN-
anyway
Me sell EN-"
be exclaimed.
I'm surprised TO
hear YOU. that
you should talk
that way. Nav
russ. Amt | al
ways told YOU,
AlaWrDSS. 70 II
shouldn't sell EN-
no more goodsy
Fro m the first
! said It. Men
gel Bros. &
G IN st ain {
worth the wrap
ping paper TO sell
'om Il c. O. u.
shipment for So
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22
HINTS FOR SHOOTERS
Better To Be Careful Than XIII a
Friend.

DGIIGF y &C OdGGIHt nan NIL "a
Friend.
The autumn shooting season is now
in full swing, and already lives have
been lost through the carelessness of
New England hunters. Every year has
its tolls Of needless deaths due to the
fact that hunter was mistaken for a
deer or moose 1t is for the rising gen.
Grafton OF hunters who are about to
make their initial appearance in the
field OF BIG game that the following
"dont's" are Intended
Don't wear a red or white coat. hat
or hat band.
Don't take any chances. The func-
tion of a shotgun is to scatter shot,
but be very careful where you scat
ter it.
Don't blaze away in haste and don't
get excited. Many a shooter has filled
his favorite dog full of lead just be-
cause he was over-anxious a.
Don't point gun at any person in
jest. 1t is always the 81 didn't know
it was loaded" gun that goes off and
does the damage The only time you
should point gun is when you in
tend to kill.
Don't take every rustic of bush or
bough to be a sure indication OF
game. Remember inquisitive persons
have penchant for being in strange
places.
Don't carry a loaded gun through
the street or on cars. trains, auto
mobiles or any other kind Of vehicle
or leave it in a farmhouse.
Don't shoot until you see the rab-
bit, and then be sure that he is clear
of both men and dog.
Don't drag a gun under fence
with the muzzle pointing toward you.
Don't climb over fences with your
gun; put it through the fence and ON
the ground, business end before.
Don't shoot with any one that you
know to be careless. Carelessness
with three and a quarter drains of
powder behind one and one-eighth
ounce of shot is inviting sure death.
Don't load your gun until you are
actually ready for business. At ell
other times It should be empty Keep
your finger off the trigger until you
are actually looking down the barrel
at your game
Don't use cheap gun, as it is apt
to explode when a heavy charge is
used
Don't borrow dog or gun or loan
eithe,
Don't rest on the muzzle of your
gun.
Don't violate the games laws. 1t is
not only criminal, but sometimes very
costly
Don't hog" all the game. Leave
little behind for the next fellow.
Don't rest the muzzle of Nour gun
on the ground A gun muzzle clog
ged with dirt or mud is a dangerous
proposition.
Observe the forestry laws and in
sst that every sportsman do likewise.
Remember that true craftsmanship
insists upon courtesy to land owners.
Your license does not give you the
right to shoot on posted lands, reser-
vations, parks or within the city lin
its. Land owners have a lawful and
moral right to say who may shoot on
their property. Respect these rights
and they will have more regard for
you your sport and your recreation.
Never crawl or creep when after
game.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22


EGA looks of Mengel Bros. X
IVE Gunst," said Abe Potash to
his partner. Morris Perlmut-
ter.
why notf" Morris asked.
Because / seen Ike Menge in front
of the Bingier House this morning,
and / asked him how is business. He
smiles and says, Thank C;awdI Then
he says he would like to duplicate on
them orty-twcnty-two and double up
on sixteens, seyenteens and eighteens.'
That's bad Norris commented.
Il should say so, Abe added. why,
them OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is stickers. rs
you know, Mawruss, what trouble We
had to sell EN-, and if he gels rid Of
that last order already so qid "a, Nav
russ. he done it by auction hoes.
Amt III"
Morris nodded sloomily, and Abe
walked back 20 the Office in the rear Of
his commodious -alesroom.
Miss Cohen" he said to the book
l,ccpcr you should please write to
Mengcl Bros. X Gunst Gentlemen,
we inclosc You statement of your ac-
count which, rs YOU are aware. g. past
due. and we must say we are surpris-
ell we should not hear from you
Please send rs check 40 once O., We
pay our bills prompt on the day. and
we arc obliged to you 10 do the sime
Yours truly
TIE wiped AWAY a slight moisture
from his forehead. for when Abe die
tatcd correspondence he emphasized
his words with appropriate gestures,
which. in the ease OF dunnlna letters
we're apt to assume am especial yehe-
mence.
That ought TO fetch ON De said
and. carefully selecting slightly dam
aged cigar from the L to J customers
first and SECOND credit box, he strobe
into The sulesroom pulling great clouds
Of indignant smoke,
Morris Perlmutier was making up
his line of samples for an impending
western trip.
We'll Abe, what are you going to
do about Menerl Bros. Il Cunstf' he
asked
Il wrote en- a letter" Abe replied
~ dirty letter"
"A letter" cried Morris What
goods a letter? she 'em. Abe That's
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22
Kugol & Fishblatt. Proprietors, File Pc
tition In Bankruptcy.
".

There was notable gathering of
jobbers and wholesalers at the first
meeting of the Boston Stores creditors
which occurred month later Abe
and Morris Were both there, aud they
vainly scanned the faces of the assem-
bled host for the features of Philip
Unterberg. They also made careful
examination Of the schedules of in
debtedness, but nowhere could they
find the name Unterberg.
Amt Philip Unterberg in it wHh
the rest of us?' Abe inquired in trem.
bling tones of Louis Marcus, a fellow
creditor, who was standing near by.
why, no." said Marcus Il seen
him yesterday, and lie told Inc that the
asst time he was III Kuggl & Fish
blatt's he collected hundred dollar
bill that was three weeks overdue. He
said he met Morris going in ana want
ed to give him warning, but he forgot
about it. He says, too, that | should
tell you from him that Kugel & Fish
blatt is two good, bright boys. only
they amt exactly millionaires. But so
far what Unterberg hears, they amt
never done nobody for cent up TO
now. Unterberg also says that
should tell you from him that any
goods what you might of sold Kugel
& Fishblatt you shouldn't be afraid
for, because 1t won't be no use"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22
Potash, PerImutter
and Others
By MONTAGUE GLASS
IA CLOAK AND
SUIT COMEDY

Copyright, The Frank A. Munsey Col
{" "a AWRCSS. don't like the
EGH looks of Mengel Bros. X
EVE Gunst," said Abe Potash TO
his partner, Morris Perlmut-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22

Ike Mengel, tile senior member Of
the firm OF Mcngel Bros. & Gunst, was
adding up figures on the back of IN
envelope rs Abe came in, ana apparent
ly found no pleasure in the operation.
lilo, Ike" Abe said what are YOU
doing? Figuring up Your overdue ac-
counts? | think | see ours there. Five
hundred and thirty-two forty-fve, amt
it,
rs it?' said Ike you got n good
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22

brandshing the Daily Trade iIegister.
whats the matter:" Morris asked,
but the unfortunate I%tash was too
busy fighting off an imminent tit Of
apoplexy TO reply. Instead he pointed
a trembling foretinger at Il black head
line on the front page of the paper
BIG DRY GOODS FAILURE-BOsToN
STORE SUSPENDS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22

Should De n VIZ
ness that if | say it once l say il Il
hundred times. For a merchant to
do business With Mengcl Bros. q
Gunst is like taking your life in your
hands. Don't l know Ike Mengel from
old times yet when he was with Krie-
ger Bros? \ bad egg, Mawruss Il
ioafer and gambler His father be-
fore him
Here the cOnvors
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22

\ on come mere
with your sam
pies and your
impotence n II d
take away my
best customers"
Amt it an
open MARKET
Norris n S k @ d.
but UntcrberG
brooked no in
tcrruptlon. Be
sides. be h a d
Just conceived Il
happy idea.
"YpS." he con
tin ne d, you
come here to
Kugol q Fish
blatt. one of my
best and oldest
customers; al
ways buy Of ne
Il big bill Of
goods "a thou
sand. two thou
sand; bought a
thousand OF me