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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
German Beaten Far More
Completely Than outer
World Will Ever Realize.
SUFFER MENTAL COLLAPSE
90 ~
Hanging On" With Desper-
alton, II er Convalesence
VIII Take Generations.
by Special Correspondent

by Special Correspondent
LONDON. Aug. so. by mailD -
HAS Germany really changed
much" Is. perhaps the query which
has been pul to me most frequently
]. is "A somewhat hard question Co
answer briefly. for there ara many
PARTICULARS In which tho fatherland
seems scarcely TO haVo changed al
aul. war and revolution appear to
.aye swept past and altered nothing
D., ,hcir tempcs's. In other dlTec-
toms. five months are scarcely suf-
lc.cut 10 EccuShOm one to tho ,re-
ucudous changes whic have taken
place
Not mny days ago had occasion
tp walk along the Avenue OF Vic
tory and II was something OF a
surpriFo 20 see workmcu busy in the
Ha.uEioriOus valhAlia. spring clean
ma the pompously posed statues OF
'Ge oN-kaisCr's ancestors Reyolu-
'londr!es OF any other country would
surely have made short work OF
ssrh EIarinE reminders or pas,
with which they had broken.
Thatcrs FlourishInc
one evening ! tried 10 obtain a
sra, a, the Deutchcs theater, where
sh1kcspoarc's "Coriolanus' was be
ing played. but the house was "sold
out" The theater which was flour
l.GuE with 'Charlcys Aunt was
'kcwlse booked up, ana a, the
Thraicr des Wostns, | think II was,
someone was playing Mlmosa san
for the two thuusandth time, our
"Gtlsha." with It's untrduHlatablel
ines preserved In English has been
.wuuinE continuously in Berlin since
. tho revolution, with crowded houses
every night There. too. not seat
was to be had. @
The world of art, indeed. In Ger
many has changed Attc, been but
little affected, 40 far by ryo years
4 world war
Here and there ono notices little
moro liberty of expression ON the
stage, lu stone or canvas ever and
anon some revolutionary little
twist" In tho woR OF an artist
s.pkluE a new path or seeing some /
thing In a new light Hut neither |
war nor revolution mas stirred 1T |
crature out Of the duh. unimRgina /
'ye ways into which 1t had fallen |
hcfo.e the war. Il remains an arid f.
waste with here and there the /
'.mpring mirage ~ poem and on"
'.uo asts--ll'inriDh Nann'H daring .
ana brilliant caricIture OF the eN-
KAISER, one 81 the really great novels /
ut thr war years, "Dor Unterthan'--
.yorboicn" before the cnd Of the Old
regime
RcrIin uo,tnp Mad
IT.. a.. ,t.,.,"- - a, ~,
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'l' niE' 'a''ul ',l,H n"1 V,t,' o.,
Wv I,'l ''' n,, So. 80 a.,
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'. 90 ,1, ,. ,onc,,o
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

yellow 80 20. spot o 40. October ~ 50 l.
ho'rmlHr % is, prrombsr 1890. January
90 .u February 10 l,. March lgaS. April
~ Is NAY lJG rolal sales 10. 800,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

t.ii'NDO sept 20 Corn No . mixed
~ ,.I I4l No ,riow ~ a. = Grl.t1h
oats Na white .lmTlA a.
I..c No tli-ts
10 .cs ~ .tHti 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Vengeance of War Upon Huns
Has Been Whole and Terrible

uniformed officer IS now hard 20 dis
uhEulsh from MS men. the men.
wei clad and equipped. look infinite
~ more Nurkmanlskr Than 'hey dI"
some mouihs aEo. Eui Il - qull"
another army you can Gee mat
plainly enough Aud she numerous
piaeardS appealing for volunteers
suggest a diil"ulty In Obtaining re
rTu.is or in p'gauLi.ne men 10 re
JON.
Nhcn sou can buy matches very
Oad ones at \ cents " BOX rom
,,.,. o,.', . 80 .t,. -, ''...'r.i
regiments mon van ro,urnil, how
far war has broken and reduced a
nation. once so great and Formidable
An atuur tho street you Will find
many OF his oue-tlme comrades sell
INK an sorts of fhirgv Here are "a
few OF the thlurg and the prices
taken al random.
,..t.., v....,,.t.. a
g'.,''..,., u''I.' -, ~
-. -, 49,. .',,,,.,,...fi -.
IHtsc street haWkt,S 40 \. iAli''
Eu"A 'uNIhef@ ~ lS ll''Eh p"H'h''a
ot course. "ut ih'h 'ho on'e~ ~ ,au
'' 'u'"'r'' OF 'h' sTt'H' 'ne Po'''-
N,' '' mas "'A' PP''I'" "'''""s '"'"
p'e.'Iy'
nus street H""Nl"E on ,.lh
''' pI nrh you near 10 '"' h''''
'h'hE'' Germany
'"uud 'n '"',' "fh I""u'" u ''
wv '' "' ",a'Iu you So ''le P'r
l'' VIM having we 'h"i,'l' an w
,,"'h ,"'h ",'.,o OK. "hS'iiht. N". ~ " ~
! Il'nS't 1N'e 'u"' ono u''''h Wv
n'',E '"' "a o, lar Y.'h, n,"Nr" ,'n,.. ,'
many ne Jo"I ma" N'I|b OF luN"h
.hs ~ ''e N.I I,'.s. llr """' S'o''' '''
'' p vi, "''a '',ol'' .,r,.,,. ,.,5r,.
hp,h SECTIONS are S,"i N''E un"tN
ana ihrir ranks o'ns 'h'ned ''r''oS /
o' ,r,, W. - .,.,.,.... ,,.r,,., ,,,,..
= ''.,l " W., '.''N, ~ ',,' =, o'
iu.' w ui d" muu' u " 's,.
aH' eN'n"s nt'e' "'y H"' ','n I
WITCH mo n'', @ nnu , n'rn -, I'D 'ia /
"'d.N ~ ~, o'" ,..,r.,. |
,Ia't' "''u '',,' ~, ,,,,a..it,,. s,,,',,t'.
,"' ra.,'r{,,,l. U.-fi,,
''',' ... |
az N,,,i.- - IaotHs Sac |
1917 Number OF births .... lE.7.5 1
l5i7- Number OF deaths 49,. 34.l22 /
,rbo ,cr,.sr ,o,,,r, o,lv tho /
rt,li,,, rnuni,t,o.,
cli,,,, ,.,,, n,. ,,,r,,-, 81 tho
rr,, u,berc tboso tH,o ci,sers Ii,c !
Won win rInd tbnt raiious are lc,s
,,t,.,,c,,r.. ,,,,, M, cy,r Tho
,s ! thinL moro heavily
,Ii' az. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT than Tho work
INV ci,ssrs Tbo latter ot,c, bayc
,he h.n.rt ~, .necIal . ra,Io,a FOR
.rc,,-,, y,n,l,." NOR c,n,rdtirre Is
,,t,,r,ii,. less ohm tb,t 81 IN, MD
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

NEW YORK Sept ~ Tho cotiousee1
oil market closed steady. prime summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

civilian popul1tiouD
Going into the quarters Of the
city where those two classes live,
YOU viii find that ratious are lc's
satisfactory now than ever The
hOurRcoiSie rs, ] think. more heavily
hit by circumstances than the work
INK classes The latter often have
the benefit OF special rntons for
heavy work" their expenditure Is
naturally less than that Of the mid
die classes. whom, iu Germany as
elsewhere. everything cJnspircs
against
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01

House bill 10O. to appropriate S2OO to defray the cost of painting the DOT turned fighting men on Arizona lands. traits of the president of the senate and the speaker of the house.
 Two new bills were brought down in the house. Waters introduced a measure requiring that the corpora tiCn- commission shall see that all the laws respecting the production and distribution Of films for moving pic- lures are faithfully executed and snaH have the sole power 10 issue certifi- cdtes of incorporation to producing and distributing companies organized under the laws of this state, and to is sue licenses to such companies to do business in this state" The bill bars members and employees Of the corpora tiOn commission from connection with any film company. A fine up to S5OOO and revocation of license is provided for general infraetions of the proposed law.
 Coleman fathered a bill to appropri- ate S15.0OO to pay for the drilling of an experimental artesian well in the Casa Grande valley, Pinal county. by the agricultural experimental depart msnt of the state university.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
Our Business Government

that where telephone
 
 as not the policy of the De presumed that such exchanges
  discontinued 
 But dsssng that natter m in stating that it continue losing business every ton of the losing all would profits accrung from be dyidendTeceivers of axpay The pOstOfee itself steadily losing of like be shown that
  thing the government touches The is the knows nothing about business so little regard for the ordinary rules week-ATizOna Republican
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
Desirable Legislation

Erection of 
 Compilation is The the latter erection practically impossible.
 Bill 114 of Senate Bill 11S the of memo
  mission to determine monument Both should hand in hand; ate the 
 Several bills providing memorial have forward Senate Bill 1ls has had
  Time will provide all and embOdying O the United States the thousands erected
  country pottery.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
Military Punishments

No civilian be permission years telling officer fused to drill when he In these may Iamenab respect pva but still obviously o of military that n judgment
 gaoler General Anse deserves gratitude bringing such abuses public States despite has the in allied military establishments
 
 in America than in France
 The department So has be hoped that the without the public accord with American ideas condemned reviewed their
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
Globe Fight Fans
 Seek HeaUyUeight MiU For Arizona
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thN RSNlcW Leased NlreA
 GLOBE, AriZ., Feb. SS.-Local sport followers were busy today circulating petition to be pre- Sented to. the present state legisla- ture, asking for the enactment of law legalizing 2O-round boxing exhibitions in this state. An or ganization was formed to boost the fight law and make a bid tor the Willard-DempSey world cham piOnShip fight. Promoters of the fight game in this city promise to make an attractive offer to Tex Rickard in the event that % round bouts are lesalized in Ari- ZOna
 The boxing club will finance the deas and make their bid as soon as the proposed law goes through. The leaders in the new movement point to Goldfield. Tonapah and Las Vegas with their champion ship fights and feel that Gila county with its S1.500, 900 payroll can stage the big bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
The Whisper That
 Comes in the Night
Tue Glorious Knowledge Women Gain Whsn a Wonderful Thought
 Steals Over Them.

Happiness in is most thrilling deSreo comes to woman with the thought of poS- seSSsng baby.
 bveTy woman in the joy of coming moth sriood should pEepars her system for tne unusual strain. Three generations hay. found the tried and reliable p7eparaSion- Mothers Friend, of the greatest helo at Sl,cS tlule. By its daily use throughout the peIlod, me skin of the abdomen is made Soft and elastic, expapdiDr muscles reisr casily whsn. baby arrives. and pain at he crlsis IS in this way avoided soothef S'0S ~ . o0t1in from your druggist, by an means tnis great preparation which science has or mothers.
 Nri.s the Brsdheld Regulator Comraav, L,ePt: ID. Lamar Building. Atlanta, CSeor-is, Tor their helpful and interestinr Rf1f5sT, hood 5ocs. and hcrin the use 0f Nfothcr's tneld. lt Is for eNteTnRl use. is ehscluFslv cafe and wonderfully, efferiivr.
 And FEaembeF. there is nuihinS to take ths PiRel Sf MOTHERS FRIEND,
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BISBEE RESIDENT CHOSEN DELEGATE
 FOR BIG MEETING
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. Ex-Governor Campbell today appointed five Arizona delegates to attend the convention of the American Academy of Political and Social Science in New York, May and g. The convention will discuss the unemployment and industrial prob lens of the nation and draft sugges- tiOns to relieve te situation. The gov ernor named the following Arizonans to attend:
 M. E. Cassidy, Bisbee; Eugene Read Lynch, Duncan; John A. Ellis, Pres colt; w. c. Foster, Phoenix; Frank Baxter, Yuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
THREE MILLIONS
 STATE ROADS FROM U. 5. FUNDS
Bureau of Public Highways
 Sends Statement to Arizona Legislature Outlining Allot- ment for Next Three Years
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 PHOENlA. AriZ-, Feb. 2S.-The bu- reaU of public roads of the United States department of agriculture sent through the land commission to the legislature letter with the infOrma- tion that S5.767,799 represented the grand total which would be allotted to Arizona for road building during the years 1919-2O and 1921 if the bill now before congress becomes law. The bureaus engineer explainea that the estimate was forwarded at this time so that the Arizona legis- lature. if it wished, might pattern its new road acts to cooperate with fed eral aid
 Debated Bill Hidden
 The much debated senate bill r, the highway measure which already has started two heated partisan de bates in the house, failed to come ous of the enrolling and expressing com mittee today, but senate bill 116, an other road bill to provide S1OO,OO0 to meet federal aid requirements, did make it's appearance. This bill is similar to the house bill which was incorporated in the senate highway measure and it was laid over till Mon day. the understanding being that if senate bill IT is passed there will be no need for the other, and if IT fails the other can be brought forward
 One of the first bills introduced this session, that to give labor liens first place over other claims on con- tract work, came up in committee of the whole and was laid over till Mon day
 The committee of the whole favor ably recommended the bill to estab- fish a tuberculosis sanitOrium in the state.
 School Bill Fails
 The educational bill, providing for a county unit system of schoOles to cor respond to the matter of another house measure, failed to gain suffici- ent support and was recommended for indefinite pOstpOnement. The proposed legislation against fraudulent conveyances advanced an other step and was recommended for passage This measure is drafted aft CT the form of similar legislation pass ed in other states at the instance Oi the judiciary committee of the Amer ican Bar association, and is aimed at those who would seek to avoid the payment of just debts by means Ol fraudulent cOnveyances-
 Among the bills passed by the house were the following:
 House bill 90, known as the educa tiOnaI code bill, which aims to reoTSan ize the system of the state. This now goes to the senate
 House bill 116. apprOpriating S65,OO, | for a bridge over the Gila river or the Globe SOlomonville highway II Graham county. and for repairs to tns San Carlos bridge.
 House bill 1O1. to complete the col | lection. preservation aud publication | of Arizona historical Gata-
 Settlement Bill Passes
 House bill 51. providing for cO-Opera ! iion betw cen the state and the fedora authorities in the settlement of re
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
soLoIERs SURVEY eHoENIx
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PHOENIX. Ariz., Feb, 2S.-A citi zens' committee and representatives of the employment section of the sol diers' and sailors club will commence an industrial survey of the city next week, according to announcement to day at the club. All employers will be asked their needs and every va, vancy will be listed at club headQuart, CTS. In this way club officials hope to place every unemployed returned service man who arrives in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
Being Human

Woodrow Wilson Being -andsO syle shoP Ha1"oers that she acts like he she European papers printing about Wilson.
 He walking a small the of friend said the boy ought e
 I corrected him. the asked the friend You said replied president but l made a jim
 Let it be said boys Russia that they fought as we'll they
 When the kaiser Davis for another on his
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
Register Early

Registration books of the Bbee
  uniy of enrolling their The holding of of enrolment a for ohicalsthe worked untng place this question before the citizens the
   important the county. Paving
  flood control and less mud And will unemployed of
 Little opposition practically  Bu this does not the citizens should in favor of the improvement paving decided promoting O If the desrabiy of imi
 Registration is voting equally As a good citizen
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
ELECTION TN PHOENIX
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tBy Review Leased Wirel PHOENIX. AriZ-, Feb. 2S.-Civic pri- mary elections will be held here to- morrow. The only candidates 10 De voted for are l.. W. Henderson and Fred O. Adams for members of the city commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-01
sETTINe HIM RIeHT

JUdge-I understand that you prefer charges against this man?
 GrOcer-NO. sir. I prefer cash, and that's what I had him brought here for.-Pearson's Weekly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-28

.. SOD. .H..H .H.r rH.rs ro hhfuF-.
a..r .a" H... EHefa' Varsity &.
...H. Apply NrrtnT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-28

KlIIhfn y4uur business woman wonid
nAr nicely mr0ishr' or unfurnishcd
room with roUEtuisl people in apart
mont nr private home would share apart
wsHt With young couple helping fur
r.h n HrrrsHArF can furnish hest OF
rsfar,Hso Phone OsaEe 17fq hsgwrcu
f" a.i m uags 1901 after q r. m
MAS want. room uIih private family. close
Do. U % Jan f.TI
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ROOMS win noARp

tuU UrN1. Large uniurnished room In
wrIr|r huHo usAye lfT0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-28

H.... .. H. #anH embroidery vort Ap
Room h..ra.Ea H'F pfagr 2sti.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-28

lNKHF froui trrpiug ropw ullh or With
u.' r,s'. table nuard tl0 MAN.
NDu1 AND RpNlD. modsrn private
howe close .r. tsu busiuesa girlt. "A
a..sr cars World
uuNtu ath or vIthou, room home cook
log tf"T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-28

g ln8 .Inmrnntod one
room ,rd Ait0hen an roar OF lot TO wh,ts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-28
aooma UNruhNisilGD

lNt.t 'front.' sleeping room iu Mourosr
anArimoHp Tor thryo OF -four Young men.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-01
CHAPTER iii
They Meet Senor MuiadOr

UTTA. SENIOR BULL Is IN fine
II fury" spoke voice from the
opposite side of the bulpen. "Iie viii
give you n royal battle. Senior Matador.
"The greater the furY the more Glori-
Gus my triumph" snarled another voice.
Looking through the window. Peggy and
BILLY saw two 1ark-faced men peering in
at the bull from the safety Of barred
door. One of them wore n gaudy COS
tune such as Peggy had seen IN pictures
of bull-fghters. Around his waist he
wore bright crimson scarf. AT once
she knew that he was Senor Matador.
"Woof.' roared Red Spot when he sa "
tho two men. Come In hero and
fight" And with that hc crashed
against the barred door, shaking the
whole building. and sending the two men
scurrying out of sight. In minute the
two came hurryine past tho window
where the children and animals were
looking in.
Get out Of here" yelled Senior Mata-
dor, aiming n kick at Billy Belgium. But
the kick never reached Billy. for like a
shot Boston Bull leaped forward and
fastened his teeth in Senior Matador's
uplifted leg. Down went Senior Matador
in n heap Tile other Mexican jumped
10 strike Boston Bull with n cane he
carried. But his blow never landed, for
Nanny Goat launched herself forward
like a living thunderbolt and butted him
on top of Senor Matador.
For a minute there was a wild nliS-up,
with Boston Bull growing and chewing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-01
THE STORY THUS FAR

Iteutenant Werper, n Belgian In the
Congo. Joins Achmet Zek. an Arab. in n
plan to kidnsp for ransom lady Grey
stoke. wife Of Tarxan. The woman IA cap
ture6 while Werner IL following Tarzsn
- Opar. the forgotten city. Tarzan.
ladened with Jewels. is stunned during an
earthaunke and loses his Identity. becom-
ikR again the ape-man he had been years
before. Wcrper robs him Of the Jewels
ana rejoibs Eek. Zek. having no further
uss for him. resolves 10 Kill him, but
werper escapes and Is captured by a band
% Abyssinians.
Tarsan trails Werper 20 recover his
pretty stones. sees lady Gray stoke and
resolves to kidnap her. not knowing that
she II his wife. Taglat. an ape, captures
the woman before Tarzan reaches her.
MuGambi. Tarxan's henchmau. who g.
caped the general slaughter when lady
Greysteke was captured. IL picked up by
the Same band Of Aby ssiniars that caught
Werper. He recognizes Werper and also
reccrnixes the pouch Werper carries. Mu-
wambi escapes from the Abyssininns.
werper y first alarmed At his departure.
but recovers confidence when he finds that
he stili has the pouch. He does not ex-
anime tho contents.
Eek and his men attack the Abyssinians
and Werper Is st last cornercd. lie re-
solves to save his life by sivins Eek the
Jewels.
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BY EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS

for safe return by setting forth han.
dicappcd by weakness.
And so Il was that he constructed n
substantial thorn bona and ricgcd a
matched shelter within Il, where he
might sleep by night in security and
rom which he sailed forth by day TO
hunt the flesh which alone could re.
turn to his giant thcws their normal
prowcss.
ono day as he hunted. pair of
savage eyes discovered him from the
conccalment of the branches of a
great tree beneath which the black
warrior passed. Bloodshot, wicked
eyes they were, set in fierce and
hairy face.
They watched Mugambi make his
little kill of "a small rodent, and they
followed him rs he returned 10 his
hut, their owner moving quietly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-01

I through the trees upon the trail of
/ the negro.
The creature was Chulk, and he
. looked down upon the unconscious
man more IN curiosity than III hate.
/ The wearing of the Arab burnoose
which Tarzan had placed upon his
person had aroused in the mind of the
anthropoid a desire for similar miL-
tcry of the tarmanGani. The burnooss,
, though, had obstructcd his movements
| and proved such nuisance that the
| apo had long since torn it from him
ana thrown it away.
Now, however, he saw gomangani
array Cd in less cumbersOm" apparel
a iolncloth, a few copper ornaments,
and - feather headdresS. These Were
more IN line with Chulk's desires than
a flowing robe which was constantly
getting between ones legs and catch.
inr mon every limb aud bush along
tho lear> trail
'hulk owed tn" pouch which sus.
pruded ever Mugambi's shoulder.
SWUNG beside his blarls hip. This took
his fam Y. for il was "rnamcnted WIN
feathers ana a fringe. and so the ape
nuns about Mugambi'r bona, waiting
an opportunity 10 seize rithcr by
stealth or might some object Of the
blacks apparel
Nor WAS il rous rcforc the oppor.
tunIty came Feeling safe within ms
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tCopyright)

so asked Just what is 1t you want"
Hem! wen, IT'S like this, Mr.. Flint.
spcilt d lot ot money SO tar III getting
this prospect Interested III ClcarNale--
he was thinking or buy ing some Ice
Vile Park lots, but ! kiddcd lln that
they were no good
Good work, We mustn't let hIu go to
Lee ] exclaimed
Just what | thought. Mr.. Flint. Hem
So spent quite lot of money Oh him
and I thought you'd be glad 10 help Inc
out by letting me have that Sl3 du.
me on me brother-in-law's contract"
But he hasn't made any payment a,
all yet. and you had an advance of Sl2
last Saturday" ! objected.
know, Mr.. Flint, but he's due back
tonight, and I guess I'll get the money
tomorrow sure---and l expect I'll get If
Tor two lots instead of one"
Well finally, gave him a check
1or sl3 and he departed.
This morning | asked him If his
brother-in-law had come back and he
said:
Yes, Mr.. Flint. he's back and SAWS
I'm to call in the morning for his checl,
and four lots"
-Four: Gee. that's splendid feft
all bucked up about IT.
sure, it's splendid" he said Then.
oh, Mr.. Flint, I had To spend that
money last night taking my big prospect
out TO dinner and today I want To tax.
nm and IA few friends to Clearvale to
pick out the lots, I've not enough coin
10 do II, SO you'll have TO slip me
twenty-five bucks. please Just SOS | can
close the order today"
| got suspicious and insisted on know
ing the prospects name. Bangs got Oh
his high horse and said that If | coudn',
trust him lie couldn't trust me and re-
fused to give me his name.
Then | felt sure he had been string
ing me and told him so III SO many
words. Very well, Flint, I'll make you
sorry. Lees got job waiting for me
and we won't worry about Peter Flint
Company for long--wc'Il soon have YOU
where We want you"
But he didn't offer to pay back the
$50 he strung me for and | don't ever
expect to hear from his brother n-law.