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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1914)
E very P ari of the A rt of LAUNDERING has had Our Careful Attention ■l- l- H - l- l- H - l - H - l - H - l - H - l - l - H - H - » -I- H O W TO B U IL D GOOD R O A D 8. There ts only one right solution of the road problem, and that Is the construction of permanent roads. Every road built wholly or In part with funds provided by the state or federal govern ment should have a length of life equal to the life of the bonds issued to raise the money to pay for them. The foundation, bridges, culverts and retaining walls at least should have such durability. Otherwise future generations will find themselves 1 doubly burdened In paying off these old bonds and at the same time raising money for the re building of the roads. The use of bitumen or tar for binder In place of water In creases the life of the mndacam road and allays the dust nui sance, but does not provide a real, permanent road because such binders undergo chemical changes and disintegrate In time. The bituminous road is a great Improvement on the ordinary water bound highway, however, particularly for light traffic. The first requirement of a permanent road Is a foundation which will sustain heavy loads and which will not be nffected by frost and water. All through roads be tween large centers of popula tion should be built strong enough to sustain ordinary city traffic, because Intercity traffic motor trucks and motor stages will be one of the great develop ment? of the next quarter cen tury, especially at distances of 100 miles and less. Such traffic Is becoming an economic neces sity because of freight conges tion on the railroads und the re quirements of long haul traffic. Concrete appears to be the best and cheapest foundation material. In fact, no other ma terial is needed to make a good road.—Leslie’s Weekly. -i-;-!—i-i-i-i- i-i-;— i- i-i—i- H-i—i S ome A ccident I nsurance WILD PIGS OF BRAZIL Fat« o f a J a g u a r T h a t Fall In to T h a ir M erciless Clutches. For County Surveyor _ * j . sherwood Pr«., l . H. HAZARD. C e tk le r R. I.SHIRE, V.-Pres 0. C SANFORD, Aett.Cdkler FIRST NATIONAL BANK I hereby announce tnyself an in dependent candidate for the office 1 of county surveyor of Coos County, o p COQUILiliH, O R B O O P . Oregon. I am a regular graduate of the Kansas State Agricultural College, class of 1884. Engaged T r a n s a c t s a G e n e r a l B a n k i n g B u B i o e s e for 14 years in the location, con struction and maintenance ol rail Beird ef Dlreetere. CerreipondeaU roads, with the C. B. & Q. R y., It.0. Dement, A. J. Sherw ood, National Bank of Commerce,New York City Mo. Pac. R y., A . T . & S. F . Ry., L. Harlouker, I,. H. Hazard, j Crocker Woolworth NT Bank, San Francisc C. R. I. & Pac. R y., and for 10 Gaiah Hacker, R. K. Shine. First Nutionall Bank of Portland, Portland years employed in irrigation and mining engineering work. Am al so a member of the Oregon State nowlton eo obinson Society of Engineers. W ill you ast support me at the polls? E H. K E R N The wild pigs of Central and South America have a reputation for ferocity By M. QUAD and Indomitable pluck and nre exceed ingly dangerous enemies to meet. Mr. C o pyrigh t, 1913, by A ssociated L it erary Press. .1. Bigg Wither, in "I’loncering I 11 South Brazil,” tells this story of an explorer’s experience of them. Elliott, the ex- One day there appeared in the vil It is our business, so it aud a Brazilian companion lage of Highlands a stranger wbo gave 1 plorer, named Lopez were camping In the for is necessary that we use bis name us Bacou and bis business as est between two Brazilian rivers. opeulug an agency for the Loudon and “Suddenly the very best and latest hhard, close nt hand, Liverpool Cash Down Accident Insur a tremendous they uproar of grunting and methods to turn out the ance company. • squeaking. Mr. Bacon looked prosperous. He “ ‘Figs!’ exclaimed Elliott. ‘Roast R. S. K , President G . A. R , Vice-Pres. best work possible was smiling and suave. He shook | pork for supper!’ R. H. M , Cashier. hands with everybody and hoped their " ‘Come on!- wns the only comment wives and children were well. j of Lopez, and he led tile way In the >«■> «—•--- ------- He attended church the first Sunday j bright moonlight toward a little open Notice to Creditors he arrived. | space among the pines. Ou Thursday he attended a sewing "In a few minutes they came to the In the County Court of the State of Our service is at your command. society and made himself agreeable to edge of the clearing, and there they Oregon for the County of Coos. If you are not already a customer COQUILLE. OREGON the ladies. we would be glad to add you to j saw, not one pig, but a drove of fifty the Matter of the Estate of Mary our host of satisfied patrons. On Saturday he called on the two | or sixty, all furious with rage and L. In Peterson, deceased. ministers and handed them $5 each to vnlnly endeavoring to get at a jaguar -Notice is hereby given that the un Op ned for Busines March. 1 8 9 0 has been duly appointed Ex be sent to the heathen of Africa. : that was sitting in fear and trembling dersigned with the will annexed, of the es Monday morning Mr. Bacon was | on the top of an ant hill, about five ecutor tate of Mary L. Peterson, deceased. ready for business. He had hinted feet above the ground. correspondents ; All persons having claims against said right along thut bis insurance differed “ ‘Don’t fire.’ said Elliott. ‘Let’s wait estate are hereby notified to present Ladd & Tilton Bank, Portland First National Bank, San Francisco from any ever presented before, but a minute. We haven’t got too much the same duly verified as by law re National Park) New York First Trust & Savings, Coos Bay had refused to give out particulars. ammunition, and we can’t afford to quired, to the undersigned at the law He would now do so with the greatest j waste any.’ oftiee^f C. R. Barrow, over Geo. A. of pleasure. “The jaguar, with his tail well up in Robinson’s store, Coquille, Coos county, “It will be a waste of time,” said the ! the air, out of reach of the foe, was Oregon, within six months from the IfcF-seMfc&zSMBt - of this notice. landlord -of the inn. "We carry fire ' tottering about on the top of the ant date Dated this 30th dav of June, 1914. insurance here, but none of the other hill, with his four feet close together OLD RELIABLE—EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS Str. Elizabeth Elson M. Peterson, kind. You cau't give it away.’’ | and turning first In one direction and Executor. "I shall hope to do considerable busi then in another to meet successive at C. R. Barrow, attorney for Executor. Regular as the Clock ness here.” wns the confident reply. tacks. 6-30-5t "This morning in driving a nail you “Just then the Jaguar let his tall ALWAYS ON TIME hit your thumb with the hammer.” drop. In a second the pigs had laid Notice to Creditors t “Yes; I was just fool enough.” hold of the appendage and had pulled Sails from Portland at 8 A. M., ”Y'ou have It tied up in a rag, but It the beast into the midst of them. A Notice is hereby given that the un will be sore for a couple of weeks.” July 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, 27th. terrible battle ensued. From time to dersigned First-class fare only...............$7.50 has been appointed adminis “Yes, dura It” time the massive yellow body of the Up freight, per ton................ 3.00 trator of the estate of Thomas T. "Do you know how much cash you Sails from Coos Bay would rise above the rolling deceased, and all persons having would have drawn this very day had jaguar herd of pigs, and his paws could be Smith, claims against the said estate are here At 12:30 P. M., July 4th, 9th 14th, 19th, 24th, 29th. you been Insured with me?” CÏ seen dealing out deadly blows on every by required to present them with the E. & E. T. Kruse "Not a red cent” proper vouchers, within six months side. Then he would sink again and be P . L STERLING, A g e n t Phone M a in 181 ip 24 California Street, San Francisco “Ten dollars, sir. I told you this Irom the date of this notice, to the un under the bodies of his raging dersigned _ -.¿s- _ _ “ irr --i_£r tQ _ .££=#3*r ilk I r r administrator at the law of English company was different from buried fices of J. J. Stanley, in the City of Co any we have. It looks almost entirely foes. After awhile the noise began to quille, Coos County, Oregon. For Reservation* after the small accidents and cases of subside. “ ‘Where’s the jaguar?’ asked El Dated July 21, 1914 temporary illness.' There are no blanks ‘I can’t see him anywhere.’ J. E. NORTON W m . O ddy ., to fill out. There are no affidavits to liott “ ‘Nor I either.’ added Lopez. Administrator of the Estate of Agent., Coquille, Oregon be made.” $18,000,000 BUILDS 7-21-5t Thomas T. Smith, Deceased. by one the excited pigs moved "I never beard of a company like off. “One When they had all departed the And Aulo Line $50,000,000 ROADS. that." said the landlord. two men descended Into the arena. "There is only one company in the There were fourteen pigs lying dead or world, and that is the Cash Down. It dying on Leaven Myrtle Point 7 a. in. the ground, but there was no S a v in g . E ffected T h ro u g h Caeh P u r P O L K ’ S' permits its agents a latitude that no jaguar. Presently Lopez stsoped down, Arrives Koselnirg,. ...5 p.m. chases and C oun ty A id . for The Herald by the Title OREGON a n d W A SH IN G TO N other insurance company does. For in picked up a fragment of something Reported Leaves Roi:el>urg 6 a. in. Guarantee and Abstract Co. stance. if 1 had explained its plans to yellow aud. holding it up. remarked: Arr. Myrtle Pointbyö p. in. Business Directory yesterday you'd have taken out a “ ‘Here he is.’ July 8 1914 California’s state highway eommis- you policy at once.” A D irectory of each City, Town and Make reservations in a«lvance at Owl Geo. W. Canning et ux to Mary A. I sion has solved the problem of pro “n e had found a bit of the jaguar's Village, giving descriptive sketch of Prng Store, Marshfield. I viding a $50,000,000 system with the ”1 dunno about that,” was the reply. skin, almost the only fragment of his Fewings war deed lots 7 8 9 & 10 bik 4 each place, location, population, tele $18,000.000 it has, in the opinion of “And when you mashed your thumb boily left. He had been torn to pieces Sunset Park Bandon Beach graph. shipping and banking point; $10 also Classified Directory, com piled by Charles D. Blaney, a member of the this morning you'd have held it out to and devoured by his vicious foes, and H. F. McCracken et ux to F. M. Ar Carrying Baggage and United Stales Mail business and profession me und asked, ’Mr. Bacon, how much nothing wns left of him except a few board. nold agreement parcel of land in sec 16 R. 1« P O L K At CO., SEATTLE cash are you going to allow me ou J. L. LAIRD, Proprietor This has been accomplished for the scraps of skin and hair.” tp 29 s r 12 w w m $300 most part, Blaney says, by paying cash that.’ Office at L aird’ s Livery Barn, Myrile Point. Roth Phones for materials at a saving of from 25 And I’d have taken a brief glance C. R. Davis et ux to Margaret M. fla te d T h e a tric a l V alues. to 45 per cent Crushed rock has been at it and replied, ’Mr. Boniface, that “The In ‘show proper—namely, Davis q c d s'j of ne ' 4 & s 1. of n'.j of bought for 45 cents a ton as against mash is worth $10 to you, and here's the business of business’ $1 securing and producing ne'i sec 2 tp 30 s r 11 w w m $1.10 on time, and cement for from the cash.' ” plays for the entertainment of the Margaret M. Davis to Nettie Davis Not a person was asked to Insure. $1.18 to $1.30 a barrel as against from Incorporated going public—is a business of war deed s's of ne'4 & s', of n'., of Mr. Bacon simply watched and wait theater Manufacturers of $1.00 to $2.40. false and inflated values,” writes a ne ' 4 sec 2 tp 30 s r 11 w w m $1 ed. Deacon Pilgrim fell off a load of In this way. Blaney goes on to ex The C e le b ra te d B e rg m a n n Shoe plain, prominent theatrical manager in the H. S. Larson et vir to Allegany hay and injured his knee. The doctor lower bids are obtained from American Magazine. “Reputations, The Strongest and Nearest Water contractors, for they do not have to tie advised him to hang around the house Proof shoe made for loggers, miners up from $30,000 to $50,000 in capital or for four or five days and rest It. Mr. receipts, salaries, expenditures, costs Glee Club war deed parcel of land in of production, losses on failure and so se'4 of swjj sec 5tp 25 s r l l w wm prospectors and mill men. Bacon went to seo the deacon and the on go iuto debt for that amount. through the list—everything Is in being part of the vacated townsite of Why not have an extension telephone installed in 621 Thurman Street knee and said: Two million dollars is the estimated Allegany $1 P o btla n d , O regon . saving through this method. “Yes. your knee may be all right in flated. your residence, the price has been reduced to “The $100,000 production probably Another $7,000,000 saving is estimat a few days, but if you had a policy In cost $60,000. out of which, in case of Abraham Van Zile to John Heglie 60 cents per month. Think of the un ed in having towns and cities con my company I should say to you: war deed lot 7 blk 8 Elk Park Add to failure, there was a salvage of $10,000. Lakeside struct their own portions of the high “ ‘Deacon Pilgrim, when a man close The $20 Notice ol Sheriff s Sale necessary steps this will save you. $50.000 production can easily be ways and by getting counties to give to fifty years of age Injures his knee duplicated for $30.000. and many a Abraham Van Zild to Frank J. Sand the rights of way and build the it may get well in a week, or It may production has been made for er war deed lots 17 18 & 19 blk 6 Ocean By virtue of an execution duly issued take a month. I shall insist that you dramatic Coos B a y H om e T elephone Co. from $4,000 $6,000 that in the pub Add to North Bend by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the bridges. $10 million more has been economized accept this $20. That Is $5 a week lished figures to represented Main Olfice Mrirslifield, Oregon an outlay of County of Coos State of Oregon, dated by A inducing railroads to haul the for four weeks.’ " July 9 1914 the 13th day of June, 1914, in a certain materials and the machinery at half rates. "But why in tarnashun haven’t I ’$25,000 before the curtain rose.’ ” Thomas Langlois et ux to Ethel V. action in the Circuit Court for said The railroads have been glad to make beard about such a company?” shout County and State wherein Walter Sin Richards war deed parcel of land in sec A C autio us Y oun g W om an. clair as Plaintiff recovered judgement this concession, Blaney says, because ed the deacon. $850 against The Salmon Mountain Coarse they realize that good roads mean in “Because I'm not saying much yet. Elizabeth had been strictly trained 25 tp 28 a r 15 w w m Gold Mining Company Defendant for creased passenger and freight revenues 1 look upon It as my fault that you In the proprieties of receiving gifts of U. S. of A. to Carl Swelgin patent Uncle John arrived, a privi el4 of ne'4 & n1, of se'^ sec 34 tp 29 s the sum of Three hundred Eighty-one for them. haven't got a policy, and I insist on money. & 00-100 Dollars and costs and disburse The 1,400 miles of trunk highway of making leged character, and after the custom r 14 w w m good to you.” ments taxed at Twenty-three & 00-100 the contemplated 2,700 miles are to be uncles produced a quarter dollar. Rush Adelsperger et vir to C. Dollars, on the 9th day of May, 1914, constructed with n concrete base, with "Shoo! You goin’ to pay me $20?” of Likewise he offered to go to the candy A. Mabel Notice is hereby given that I will on “Here’s the money, deacon.” Smith Fir Co. q c d lots 6 & 7 sec 14 man’s shop across the way on a squan Saturday the Kth day of August 1914 asphalt or asphaltic concrete surface "But mebbe ’tnin't quite right to dering expedition. tp 31 s r 12 w w m $1 at the front door of the County Court The coat will be about $800 a mile. take it!" House in Coquille in said County, at The 1,300 miles of laterals are to be "Don't you worry about that! The There Elizabeth chose a box of candy Alice Tyler et vir to Eva Hubbard 10 cents. The shopkeeper took the 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of said deed lots 1 & 2 blk 2 Hunts Add to of local materials or slm Britishers want to show the Yankees at day, sell at public auction to the high constructed quarter and produced In exchange the war ply well graded and drained, so that Bandon that some things can be done as well est bidder for cash, the following de when the people vote the $10,000 which box and 15 cents. Elizabeth was po Rienzi J. Walrath et ux to Guy $10 O. as others. When your knee is quite scribed property, to-wit: lite. but firm, ns she refused the change. Bartmm q c d all of blk 30 amended be necessary all that will be re well we'll talk about a policy.” Commencing at the Southwest corner will “Thank you,” she said, “but we are of Section In, Township 32, South of qulred will be to put on the surfacing. Mrs. Glazier, wife of the town con not allowed to take money from every plat of Boise Add to Marshfield $1 Range 12 West; thence running South The greatest grade will be 0 per cent. stable. leaned over the pigpen to emp body.”—New York Post. Guv 0. Barnum to Henry J. Jordan 50 chs; thence West 30 chs; thence Oregon and Washington have so made ty a pail of swill into the trough, and war deed all of blk 30 amended plat of South 10 chs; thence West 5 chs; thence their highway plans as to form a con she fractured a rib. South 20 chs; thence East 35 chs; thence nection with the California system, "My dear sir,” said Mr. Bacon to the He Looked It. Boise Add to Marshfield $1440 North 20 chs; thence East 10 chs; which will give a road from Canada "The last man that came by askin’ W. H. Mansell to R. E. Shine trustee victim's husband. "I propose to be lib thence North 60 chs; thence West 10 to for work.” said the farmer, “was one Mexico with the same maximum eral about the settlement.” chs; to the place of beginning. Said grade. option lots 11 & 12 blk 33 Elliotts Add them wrltln’ chaps.” tract being known as the Salmon Moun The California system will be com "But what have you got to do about o’ “Did to Coquille he say he was?” tain Placer Claims, containing one hun was asked. E. Shine trustee to W, H. Mansell “He didn’t need to. I knowed it dred sixty acres, more or less, also a pleted by the time the world's fair it?" "You may have heard that I am an without tellin’. fer he looked as loDe- war R. deed lots 11 A 12 blk 33 Elliotts quartz claim commencing at a post of opens. The fees from automobile li agent of the Cash Down Accident In sonie as a sheililln’ owl settin’ on a Add to Coquille the Long Tunnel, or better known as censes will keep it In repair. $380 surance company?” the More Tunnel, on the West end of graveyard gatepost an’ as hungry as a "I believe 1 did hear somebody say possum up a siinmon tree that had Jes’ R. S. Crowe et ux to May Landon Salmon Mountain, and running in a Northerly direction 100 feet to a fir OHIO AS A ROADMAKER. so, but my wife was not insured with been hit by lightnln’.”—Atlanta Consti war deed lots 4 & 5 blk 14 Sengstackens tree, marked (1), which is the supposed yon." Add to Marshfield $10 center line of the claim; thence in a The S tate Will E xpend $7,000,000 In "And why not? Because I had not tution. Chas. Butler et ux to W. B. Myers Westerly direction, 300 feet to a stake Good Roads. called on you and explained the liberal D efinin g th e Disease. contract white cedar tics on s'.2 of sw1, marked (2); thence in a Southerly di Ohio will expend $7.000,000 for g o o d policies we issue. For instance, they •‘I’ve eared several persons.” she sec 5 & n' j of nw1., sec 8 tp 29 s r 12 w rection, 1500 feet to a Cedar tree roads TEN-CENT can of Babbitt’s this year. This will exceed all contain what we call the ‘pig clause,’ explained, "but for I never marked (3); thence in an Easterly di have loved any pure lye is paid insurance against rection, 600 feet to a fir tree marked the money It has put In good ronds which permits every bolder, man or one so that l would have been willing w m (4); thence in a Northerly direction, since the enactment of the state aid woman, to bend over a pigpen as often to give up my home and work for him if July 10 1914 dirt or germs: guaranteeing clean 1500 feet to a stake marked five; thence law for that purpose eight or more as they wish. Your wife will be dis necessary. That Is real love. Isn’t it?” J. E. Taylor et ux to E. Bargeron 300 feet to a stake marked (1); thence I years ago. Beginning tills year. Ohio abled for at least four weeks. It was “No; that isn’t real love. That Is war deed lot 3 blk 1 Coaledo sinks, and thoroughly sv/eet and $10 100 feet to the place of beginning, and ; will step to the front in state road con my fault. Here is $20 for you.” softening of the brain.”—Chicago Rec sanitary conditions in the home, and also a Placer Claim filed upon by Phil struction. Reynolds Development Co to Martin Hite law making a half "By thunder!” ord-Herald. ip Guthardt, lying North of the last de mill levy on The L. Stromberg s w d lot 3 blk 15 First "Yes. sir; that’s the way we English in your barns, kennels or hen houses. the grand duplicate of the scribed claim and also the Guthardt I Add to Marshfield $300 Quartz claim on the West end of Sal- 1 state Is largely responsible for this. do business." E asily. mon Mountain, described as follows, to -1 Highway Commissioner Mnrkcr esti "But—but”— "Do you believe woman will ever be W. R. Whipple trustee et ux to If you will write we will send you a wit; Beginning at a post at the mouth1 mates that between $4.000.000 and $.V "Say no more now. By and by we’ll able School District no 13 war deed lots 9 10 to outstrip man?” she asked. of Discovery Tunnel, thence running i 000.000 will lie raised by this and oth talk about a policy." book Absolutely Free telling a hun in a Northerly direction to a post er laws of the state. Added to this And after two or three more cases “It isn’t a matter for speculation." 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 blk 15 $10 dred uses for Babbitt’s Bye; also our marked North center|)ost; thence run-1 will he something like $3.000.000 like the above lie was ready to talk he replied. "She done i t ”—Chicago Idaho Add to North Bend ning in a Westerly direction, 300 feet which will tie raised by the counties. | and did talk. He talked so well that Record-Herald. E. M. Shriver et ux to School Dis premium catalogue illustrating beau to a post marked N. W. (’. thence run trict no 13 war deed lots 12 & 13 blk 15 he sold Insurance to 250 different peo ning in a Southerly direction, 1500 feet nil of which will be for good roads. tiful and valuable presents exchanged U n k in d C ritic is m , $175 to a post marked S. W. I . thence run Eighty-five counties have petitioned ple at three times its value. “I go to those concerts merely to kill j Idaho Add to North Bend ning in an Easterly direction 300 feet to the state highway department for n And when the first accident happen time.” for coupons. the South ( enter Stake; thence in an total of more than 7,000 Improved ( ed to a policy bolder Mr. Bacon slid Lacked Som ething. “Well. I’m sore you often find It be Easterly direction 300 feet to a post highways. Sixty-one counties have j out. “You Germans have no sense of hu marked 8. E. C. thence in a Northerly Raked ing murdered there.”—Baltimore Amer- j And when they hunted for the com for all they can get under the pany it couldn't be found. direction, 1500 feet to a |x>st marked N. mor.” said an American to a German lean E. C. thence in a Westerly direction. road building act. Commissioner Mark 300 feet to a post marked North Oen- er says that the department will be And those who had been swindled Not by levity of floating, bat by stub friend. “Try me and see," said the German. Stake situated in the Johnson Creek kept busy for several years building mobbed those who hadn't been. born force of swimming, shalt thou "Well.” said the American, "you Something for nothing always leads make and Salmon Mountain Mining District, the Improved highways petitioned for. thy way.—Carlyle. and being adjacent to and lapping over j to something. know America is the home of very the Salmon Mountain Placer Claims as The S. P. Co. will expend large things—tile highest mountains, Highest in Strength bat no: in Prise—-10c No Reason a t A ll, A C om p ariso n. described in this instrument, all in Coos ooo rebuilding 15 miles of highway The old gentleman wns very angry. “All the world's a stage.” quoted the greatest waterfalls”— County, State of Oregon. Taken and P. O. Box 1776 N e w York City "Oh. yes. yes, yes,” said the German. levied upon as the property of the said on the Willatnet te above Springfield. There could be no doubt about that the wise guy. defendants or so much thereof as may “And our trees.” continued the Amer "Yes. but that is no reason why a the other with his fist, h« be necessary to satisfy the said judg Ordering th«e forfeited railroad Threatening THE BEST GROCERS HANDLE BABBITT’S LYE "If your brain wns put In . fellow should want to be the whole ican. "are so tall that In order to see ment in favor of Plaintiff against said lands on the assessment rolls by shouted. show." ndded the simple mug-—Phila to the top to them one man looks as defendants with interest thereon, at the State T a x Commission will mustard seed It would have as mud delphia lllllllllillillllillllllllllilllillllllliilliM^ Record. room as a shrimp In the Atlantic!” far up ns be can. and another man be the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 9th day of May, 1914 together with compel the counties to dig up$46o,- gins where the first man leaves off and T e sting H im . Yea and Ne. all costs and disbursements that have 306 taxes for the railroad lands looks up to tbe top.” Statesman—I trust the people. or may accrue. “Are you able to keep a cook?” One of Them—All right. 1 .end me "But dat vass no Joke; dat vaas a whether the couuties can collect it W. W. G agf . ’’Financially, yes: diplomatlcully, no." $5.—New lie." 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