The Gastonia
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__ ^ Deroted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the County.
Vol. XXII. GASTONIA. N. O. THURSDAY, JUNE 6.
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UNimi Oil ruM la tfca Wane— AC
raaOjr rarataklaa B.*** — rr*a*a kar
■ dUaer*«p*o'*l, Xir «.•* X*rt kOeurkr. '
la editorial eorratpoudaoao in ibl*
wank** Uaontaoturara’ Btoord Mr.
Blobard II. Klmind* aumiaarlta* iha
raaulta of bit »bterr*Uon* lu tit*
Uauo>i>t oil Said. Ua ttacaa ilia
aranl* wlilob In four monlbt bar*
glraa what Wat known to a frw paoola
a* au Important lumbar nod rio* oautr*
k national a ad world-wide name. Ha
Bbowa lb* utkrkad diBer#i.o* batwaan
lb* olrouattaooa* aurroundtn* lb a
anarch for grid I* CAliform* and Ut*
Klondike and lb* diocortr; uf all In
Foa^lvaala and Uioaa eooaectad wltb
UM nanaaoat daratopaaaaU. H* da
aorlbaa tba leading feature* of tha apao
ntatloa In tha new bald, aud be giro*
A warn! a a of tba danger* lurolrtd, *1
l bo ugh for Iba tlma ipeoslatlon baa
bolted. Regarding lb* praeaot iltua
Uon and tba proapaeU of the Bald Mr.
JCdosooda aura:
’•roe |untiwntcnunhm etraea
to far ara all within a email araa, prob
ably hardly half all* la dlsmatri. Tba
smaDael la aald ta bare a oapaelty of
36.000 barrala a day, and It la claimed
that tha largest can produce 80.000 bar
rels a day. Bat suppose that all wore
tamed on at the asms time aad their
aggregate out pat waa 100 000 lo 900.
000 barrel* a day, that would ba greater
1 boa tba total prod art of tba 79.000 or
80.000 walla aow In operation la tba
Ualtad Huiaa. In other words, tbasa
Texas walla may ha aids ta prodnao
more oil than tba entire outpot of the
United States el ptmeot. Rat nobody
axpeets them to eeotlnue tu have *aob
ao aaormous low.
“Wbea tba tmaaodoui pros*me
which forces tbs oil 1W feat or more
Into tha air In a great stream haa baao
nUared. pampiog will doabltaas ba
Daaaaaarr aa In other piaaaa; but ad
mitting this, wa still bam a ooodUtoa
that la af world wide Importance and
tad nan on. Tba new walk aow befog
borad will sooo prom the extent of tba
•aid. If It ba eocdaad to the narrow
arm wham all the gushers bam baaa
found, than we bam a remarkable die
eomry of I at manse ralua, bat If tba
•aid Is bread and omr a groat araa Um
only anal last, rtt: tba drill proms that
oil axleUIn say thing Uka tba q a unity
to ba raaannahlyaxpaokad from tba ooo
d It loos already kaown, than wa bam a
proposition which, as baa beau wall
aald moat stagger the world’s oil trade.
“U It la found that aa much aa 900,
(XO barman day can baaafbly depended
upon from this Bald, tba pooriMy 3100.
000,000 or more wlH need to ta Inves
ted la order tu pro Tide ample pipe
liars, atorage faculties sod lank
stance art, ot wbleb mom would ba
naadrd than tbs whole look steamer
last of the Standard Oil Company.
Unless tha Standard Oil Company
should decide to taka bold of tbts vast
proposition with all ot Ita aoeumklatrd
wealth aad markstmg facilities—aad
am* that oompaay would ham a task
requiring lu ntmont power aad woaltb
10 promptly noaat the work of daml
opmeot must proceed aaora slowly. But
> mariean gaaloa baabaoaaqaal to moot
log omry omorgaoay aad In soma war
ibis tremendous aodartaklog will be
handled Already a market baa boon
found for about 6,000 barrala a day,
and this quantity la going out an ry
day by water end la teak oem Thors
is ns Increased demand far It at ail tba
neighboring cities sod la all Golf porta
for uaa aa fuel by maoutaaturere and
on tugs and gunman. Eyanibe bill
ara need In boring tba walla are ran by
011 from other walla. Tha adranUgaa
of this fuel ta cheapness, aaaa of uaa,
olaaaUnam aad freedom from amoks
am as grant that Ita use will louraaaa
aa rapidly aa faollltie* for furnishing a
regular seppiy upon which nasra oaa
safely rely oau ba provided. Than ara
now about two buodrad rig* up la tba
Beaumont territory, bat awing lo tba
ioabUUy to make boring contracts ex
cept at exorbitant prloan or to purchase
boring maeblnary, probably not omr
twenty walls at* actually under way.
The demand for borers Is ao groat that
Uw east Is now three or fear times
what it would ba under normal condi
tions, aud the wrU-borars as wall as the
lead owner* are reaping n grant har
vest.
"For tea U«M being, spaoulstlua haa
halted aad prlaaa mryaton outside
of Uia Halted, prosed territory hare
deeHnat, or at least boyars will not pay
ar snuob aa Umy would bar* ilren taw
waaha afo. A. nutahar of watt* ara
down to about tea keel at which oU
waa atrnok in the others, and aewyaaa
la boldteg Me breath watting for tea
drat aowi of a new strike ar a‘duster’
tea Uttar being tea the naaa for a dry
walL Tha *00101 of In' of anew gather
lu owtelde territory would qulohen the
•■bars lata a wore 1 telly boom ftra
aver, aad aeanr new rtrtka broad
itory la which oil ean ba
I tea eearateur aad Items
it la laud Tallin*. At
„„ „ _aaw atrlkw oatald*
would tend U lower lha prloe la lha
Ptaaaat ‘gimhsi” Arid.
On Uloala d.(Satiety aattkd, that
k that aUlbne win ba bored fun of
hold*. Huadr*d«, yes. UiowmmU of
wads wUI bo pat dows, and while
lock lag Ur oil away other dleoaeartea
will ba mad*. Tim real iaealopmaat
of Tea** haa Jaat aamamuead. Taj*
*U mail natal will tare tha aUaatiea
aflnaol amd outride people U the gram
daealopsd mioarals of tea atate. u lu
aoyger, Ite Itee, It* granite*, lu
marfalm aad te aH «f the wealth,
•nutlet raw urea* of teat Imperial
riaOa. And from Tnu tela wtll
•oraad. aa It k ahaady dolaf te Iwnkt
auu, te Alabama, aad te other stale*
wbura tha saarah for oil aad gaa k
already being etgoroarly proaroatad.
Wa bar* aelrnd saoa tea tteath**
real daeriopmeal at Ism.
■•Ummmaaatlwly reasonable to kwh
for ao aarty ooahramuoa mt uw batlaf
teat Ihk h prwkabty tea maai oil Bald
kaowa la tha World. If aa, it mm
baaaam tha aaatral potol tar rwt boai
ama latermte. which, by fnmtahi.f
ttaabaagaat fori te lha world. wW
■arti a rwvotaUaetrieg amici la Indue,
taut attain Uraaahout thk aaoUaa
aad to all tee ttiir aaaat, aad whan
I »v» r oil 0*0 be skipped la tank eiaaaa
enoi bargee It ia poaalble tliat lias,
aa It to bold a vary cotnuxudm* poal
tioo io tba world** oom morula I and
IndoUilal affair*, aad In * abort lime
wa a ball ka»w for tba now walla will
tall tbvlr etory. Uatll (Im OaM la
tally l voted It woo Id be unwise to at
tempt to foraeort tha poaaibiliilea of a
nylon whleli may rtvolatlotilis (be
world'r fuel inpply "
<UT «UIIO«lllMI.U».
Mils <4 Wien Mmllltl TbNL
spewai aiuiu «<>i
Iftophlt, Tecu., Kay SO.-Dallas
pti Um next reunion.
A tunin't toll*, n dauliiig rail* It
»«, beguiled tbe buoor from (be
velar* on yesterday Mftnruooo.
Whan to tbs course of the meeting.
Iba matter of seleatlng in* pUoe for
oaxt roar’s lathering was raaebed.
bit Kata (bMl Cany, of Dellas, a
breoUfal, dark-halrad young woman,
with bashing Moot eyas. small Idi
obeaks and testb lit* pearl*. stepped
to tbe front of tbe roetrom and
•trvtetied lier arms for allsaoe.
Thera was a buret of oberre from
Um grtalad Hundred* before bar aa
aba oam* forward thus, aad then a
hush fall upoa tho great assembly.
Hb* waited, peieed In Um auttnde of
eupplloetton. a radiant ptotora against
Iba gray background of beardad, aol
forrnnd old soldier*. <111 parfeet qalet
soloed.
Then lo a clear bell Ilk* tone* Ibat
c Art lad to tbe f art here* t oorru rs of Um
great anditerinm. she cried.
“Como, twoatbaarta, lo Dallas, won't
you f"
“We will, we will,” aboaled Ute eld
soldier* qalolly, o tear log her wildly.
“Ucnitamao,” “geoUamen," aboaled
General Gordon, rapplog vlgoroualy
for order. "I cannot allow yon to
▼ole oa a ally oulll all Iba eandldatre
•If u 0306t4.°
Co too*] Beaoeu. Young, of Lral~
villa, whose city baa base making *
Unmacdaaa flgtt for Ibr ranolea of
190A aoltad tbla opportunity, arose
In bl* chair oe Ike Boor, aad with a
ocurtly bow aad traaspat voioe.
aboaled: "Tbla la a very charming
surprise from Doll**, aad lately such
leva) la in* la not U> bo daotrd what It
woo Id have.
“But oomradaa. If Dallas anode beau
ty aa its messenger. Louisville tend*
duty and the spirit of love for our
oomradaa of the battle da) I.
• We era trying lobolld lo Jtaaluokc
a C>ofederate soldier*' borne, end asy
lum for tb* boy* who war* crippled by
those ballet* whtob w* faced and re
os pod.
••your presence tbare It needed lo
help Ibis movrmant. To help Um
poor aid boys, I bag. therefore, that
you at**! poor hearts against ibat
bewilchlog smile aod oome to Iba aid
of youf fort uni pressed brother* now
as yoo M*cr failed to eom* wbaa
bayonet* war* at tbelr breasts aod
saber* a bar* tbelr heeds.”
This speech was widely obrerad, and
orators sprang ap on every band lo
champloa tb* nan aide or the other.
The woman railed again, however,
and tbe smile proved more potent
than Kentucky's eloqaeee*, end Dalles
won tbe day by the narrow margin of
two hawdred aod seventy voire.
Ctelonm* UMwrt.
Tim colored people boro woolly
oompteted o eboreh la Raleigh which
oast 130,000 aod the Qockl ogham
Socket, la noting Uta fact, aaya:
Tbo negro la aot Mora faithful to hie
oooo dog than bo la la peytag hit
oboreb daeo. W« biro oftea thoogbi
they wot* non eoerlBdng in propor
tion to tbolr ma^oa ihaa tb« whiten.
No matter wbet they any do oTter tbo
eboaUag to ell orer mod tbo baaed Ic
tloe M proaouoeed, tbeti lltUe Bra and
loo eoota ora chipped in with com
mendable regularity. We an rata lotted
of thla by the dedication ot the Be.
Paul African llethodtat eburcb la ftol
eirb loot Sunday, which ooaa uear Iso,.
000. Joel think ot tbo oolorod reoa
undertaking aod aoanplotlag Ooob a
atrcctcra. It probably ropraaaoU more
of ncrlfloa and hard work than any
other laetltatloo in tbo State. That
bore bean 17 mn la botlding lb Of
ooaree I boy hen reoelred aid from
tbalr white friaoda, aod probably bom
from tbo North, but Um work and
tnarlfleaa bare boon thaira.
It istraa that tba aokirad people, at
leant a gnat many of them, gin my
literally to ebunb eaaaaa wbeo tbolr
team an ooneldond. Tbalr method
«* taking up collection In quit* unique,
Irwtead of pwaaicf arrowed tbo hat they
allow eaafc penon who will ooalrtboto
to walk nlellM front to paae la hie
contribution. Tbta undoubtedly help*
tbo oolMotion tecawaa Many of lbaa
will aboarf ally pay $ or 10 oeata paniy
lot Un prlaUaoa of walking op la front
of Um whole eoagregeUoo aod poaalog
It orar. It Metre them rani Important.
A not ter raainn for tbla meaner ot
taint aoUeotion M that It prwooala
may awlt-dtapoaad paraoo from aaanlpo
latlog the aoUactioo baakat.
A tlwial Ciaea ML
“I alack to my engine, although
•my joint nehod and emy nem waa
naked with pain,” wrMaa C. W. Bai
lamy, a loocmutlea Beaman, of Bar
kagtoa, Iowa. “I waa waak aod sale,
wttaoot aayappetite aod all ran down.
Aa I aae about to alee op, I got a
****af BMetilo Bitten end, after
U l'’.?J1S 1 W t aa wall aa I eyar did la
*f Mb, Weak, alakly, ran down
yliyb klwm gala new II o, atnogth
"“V!1*"? from tbalr aae. try them.
SaUafocttM guaranteed 1<y J. I. Carry
A Co. TriaaMeawta.
TbO LUoota JoamilMpi: Mr. Ou
too Moral*. *b* (MOotlo wtnM lb*
Itaalal Mill to Imt* Um booloooo, out
with * palatal oatMaot. UM ba*4 »«•
ooofht a*Of a abaft woltMaa • tbooo
oaO po**0» tad etwbrd hiiim a bob
boa Ha **• bold tb«a tar ittortl
■iloataa oatll oatMtaoeo ooold b* eb
SACRIFICE SILK SALE.
•™«!™!SK£!K!‘*,“**1“"‘"“hohcisiiiikbwt
All Silk Foulards and
Fancy Waist Silks
In the latent spring and Hammer shades and
designs.
This sale will con tin ne
To-day and To-morrow
during which these exquiste silk fabrics, ex -
actly same as you have been buying for
$1.00 and $1.25 per yard, will go
at 50 and 75cts per yard.
All brand-new stock, fresh and beau II- mwrcL
ful. Don't miss this sacrifice sale of seasonable silks.
Don’t Forget The Baby.
While the season is advancing and the
other members of the family are making rea
dy their spring and summer wear, don't for
get the baby. We have a full line of beauti
ful Infauts' caps to salt all sixes and ranging
In prices from 15 cents to #3.541.
J. F. YEAGER,
LADIES* FURNISH INQS A SPECIALTY.
Washington Tuans.
I'terlw of tulltont In Tuua over
the discovery of oil are being told la
Washington aad ara IcUisettag aa Il
lustrating tbs not Iras spirit of apse*
1st Ion whiofa ia at Tovar hast is the
Lone Star SUM last now.
Kerry ok) teapot aad stocking la briag
emptied down In Tno ” said a Hour
Um Ban at tbs Bbblt Honas last night.
‘ Tlx spectacle to ha anan dally X ooe
Ilf tb* Boat distinctively American
laagluaM*. I spent several days la
Beeuaaool recently, aad lurdly knew
tka pleas, an greet X tk* trdtmwt
over the oil dlasoveries. 1'revtooe (o
the dXco vet x* of the oil apoota, Hsaa
aout w«a a eoaaotiplaoe American
town of about 10, bOO Inhabitants. Tlx
paopX living there wore fuuly prosper -
ooa and happy and were oooteattd with
their lot. Mow that la all over and
ovary naan who owns a piece of lead
bo* coos money-mad. In hX owe
mind ha Mas the valuation of lili prop
erty going op almost doable every
boar. Ttxra ora, however, grounds
foe this, for them are offer> of pur
chaa* made almost hourly, character
lard by an Ineraaea In price with each
offer.
"Beaumont >a growing la tbo ne
ater way aad everybody knew every
body else. Mow It I* dIff*rout. Thor*
are 80,000 strangers la town and more
oomlng so oaoh train. Thera la not
ruoa for Ux people to eat, sleep, aad
moyo about. Two a»cial trains ran
•very night to Fort Arthur and Sables
rasa to carry tka drift lag population
to points when they oaa sat aad slerp
and leturn nest morning.
“SIurea and other traitor** place* are
given 1100 a month for enough apaoe to
pot up little real ret eta booth* or lent*
aod people alto do not maoag* to fat
out of town tr.uip about oil day and
Bleep at night uu or under tha can roe
they bay* brought with them for tb*
purpoaa of ptatlog up leal*.
•It ta a see a* of fever! »h aetlvlty.
Brery mao who own* value tret prop
erly l* trytog to aetl far high prloea
■ad ovary ara with a etaka ta try log
ta make a fortune out of H, LegHI
■Mta tmaiacaa, lo tha mala, baa bees
IlipflMlfd, ttnl half Mtf ptopli IMMf
ta have gone mad. I* will ba a tong
lima befora a ore* at ooadittooa aia ro
• to red, aod tho | renal tod teat loo* are
that Bmumoat Will baooma om of th*
Important bwaterra emtna of Tnu
“How, bora ta jaet ooa laetaao* ot
many that ehoat to what katgbt tha
eaeitemaat baa rewabtd. I waa walk,
lag dowa Urn main atraet af tha tawe
oaa day laat week, with a man I knew,
W* bad not goaa far whao a atraogar
ruahad up to my friend aad aaid :
‘I* thla Ur. Clark ¥"
“ 'Ye* etr." waa tha reply
*• ‘lit give you 11,200 aa aara for
your twenty aara tat."
‘■Tha prior la $1,002 aa aera,, aaU
Ur. Clark.
“ ‘Alt right. Ml b* around at aeon
with a eartUad shack. Dor* tbit deal
hold good until thon
‘‘Ml toil yon btttor nt noon.’
“Amtoua to tun tha outcome 1 re
mained with my frtand nntU eoou; and
■ara aoangh, tha prnapaotlve buyer waa
aa hand with a eertlBed ebeok for
tao.ooa
•* *1 don’t want your money,’ *ntd
my Mend *1 have oaaa oCared $1,730
aa aare far It <d*o* yon war* horn, aud
It will ba higher bafare eight"
‘“OraatSaoU man. I mutt hare It,
tha borer yelled "Walt ham for m* a
minute.’
"Met m xem> »nn aoioomjr rrotn
bit principal it float tbt dMl. only it
Ot lo*d that tbo print bad Juaprd lo
91,000 Ml Mf#a
*'U*t tlaoat Mka lobbtrp. bail t-u*i
btlp n. Htrt Uka tkta check on to*
cat at to Mod tba dtal befort poo Jaap
Ua print Htlo.
Mr. lobtri dUUinot, too o( Rat. f.
X. MdlNtpo, Of HtllSarp,
tbo PkUlppito itU ‘
«i It tot pubUo
i It tbo *
Tfct HUliaa tr arm
▲JOur Iknlt
During the preeant tooelb, Md tha
out aora aartoaUaral wealth will ba
dalroyrd la Dacelar meaty Uteoi Uut
vela* of tba whole cattaa crop wtUitn
IU bouode. This may to on one aenw
•a ttlnruiot eUtoawit, bat It ie the
whole truth. Tba klUlejr of grew la
not only a ioae lo Itaelf, bat theproeaaa
' onulla aa mormon* axpauaa oo tha
farmer* eogagtd la Um work, tiup
poaa all Um are-a that la dnetruyad la
IImm two month* by tba Carmrre lo
tbie aooo'y le_U*ajiulli*«lM'n of out
toa bom MooowleWiy coded, barer*
tad, pat tola wMobaoUbta be We and
laaatdUteiy ooorrrted loin moery ea
t(a ralM demands oo tba raerfceta arrry
day at tba reel, or eo»e*rtrd into beef
or butter—11» rquIraWal of oaafa a I
woya end eecrytrhara— whet would bo
the raasll aa compared with whet wo
now aoo T
twuw migot uinr ih l a lurra la no
market for lboot prudueta and that cot
ton la tba only lb tog that comma oda
mmiry at boom.
In iha rxporteeoa of many of oar
moat program ire and anoaeoaful farm
era, tboae who are making money by
farming, ibla ia not iron. Thar* la
mora anoaey paM for maetrrn bay
t ablppad t# tbla ooouly every year ttea
tba valaa of tba oottoo crop, and Uw
demand for aon bay grove awry
year. A toad of good bay baled oaa be
ao!d any day at readily ue a lead of
baled cotton Aa tor beef and batter,
tba genuine artldea, not aueh muff aa
are often an offered on tba market, era
aiwaie tunlaa eod will amka a market
for I kern tame anywhere.
It ta mora profitable to cultivate
gram lbaa to kill it.
(•MM tlMime, !*(■ Urttnlll.
Tot*nn*.r.a twiukw.
Tha MW hotel at Cliff*, whtoti was
waabod away lust week, will bo re
built within the next few week. 8c
■dd 0*1. L. T. Ntotals to Uio reporter
laat 8«tarday afternoun, Tha build
in* «as washed from 1U foundation
and Jeari led down tha rtrar. Tbare
waa a report to Um effect that it waa
Ua eases of tha break to the Mouth
are rrertto at Betawoni, but thla waa a
■Wake. The betid I eg separated
bofere it bad gowe a great dlataooa
dawn the atreao, a-id the varkao
aectlooa of It I ad pad against trees, to
addy walsr. Mach uf tha tlaiber, of
oearoa. eon tin nod on down tha Hew
Out, fflehele soya an U<M will ba loot
la tepteoiag tha building oe a aoata
wbat safer faaodatton. aad It la hto
expect at loa te ba able ta eatertam
weuy iia«r eteUors before I be hot
■oaaoa reeoheo Ms holght.
■aaafaotaew'* Mtaaeil.
The Texas oil dlaooearlea will proee
probably the created »deortleo*aeat
the Mouth has »ea» had. Jteary whan
tbk all Bald will ho aborted as el w ply
aaotbor proof of the east aadaeelopad
reaoaretaof the whole Sooth, sad every
fortnoa wade In Tma will bo «a la
aeatlee to tho betiaeaa aaee of tho
world to aeareh tho Month tor ottar
bidden rtobee. At laet the reel broad
wortd-laBeeaetog doeoiopweat of tha
Booth te MtUag voter wav, tad Texae
la *lrlag n a wighty lapein.
K«M«h Mar Taiiat.
“I would cough Miih all night
*•0*,” arrllao Mr* Ufes. Apotaf.U, of
A last aorta, lad., “a *4 wild hardly
frit any Harp. 1 bod oonaawgtloo ao
Bad that If I wolfed a Wort I would
ooudrti frlgbUoDy rod aplt Mood, bod,
Wfaon all atfer owdMj.ro fallrd, thraa
•1 00 UoUlao of Dr. Klwg'a Vow I>i»
wrmy wboiy ouiod wo and I fa toad
M Ill BfeaOKM gaaraa
twd to aura OaagfeXMdo. U Urtvpa,
BfOUObHM and oil liraot and Lang
TraoMa* Waa OOa and it 00. T*3
fetltaa (NO a* J. B. Cony * 0*1
drag Mot*
□harMjr aad Chifclran.
Wa hear a good deal said about
fashionable now n tfofe. It
luu a auauga aauod. Wa hope noma
at om flaptMt eburelaaa ata faalilao.
•Wa, for ef enurar, a faebioeable
obufeh must bars a fashionable
rrUgtoa, which rcaana a religion that
“baagaa stUi the four SaaaoBS. TtHt
waa not tba bind that originated Is a
DalbhbMa auwa. homebody called
tbcaa high toned churebaa religious
club-bouse*; coveted} also dubaad
tbaa aa maua refrigerators. Wkat
sen may are oallad, they da im aa»<s
lo baaf a Uad with tbcaa of Aatiaab,
Jerusalem, .ad Corinth. Wa are a<W
e*ylug there should not be grades in
•octal Ills. Tbcta should be. Bat
wa are aajiug that there moat cot be
Hues drawn between the aoatisri id
aaburcb. aor ibaald a church ec«r
lure a Mutter aside who tasks its lsip,
baeaaM bis aortal auadlog U aot aa
that of the domic sat elrwiat in the
eliurch. Home speaker aald not Wag
ape that a church W lo a bad way
that paid *3* 000 for the coarcrrfao
of the bcathco aad 19^00 for a good
soprano la Um ebutr. Wham a chare*
rails aa tow aa that, ltUllme to obanga
IU mm. and giro It* altagiaoca lb n*
real aw mu.
Charily an CUMrai.
boaa man writing la ooaof oar ►«.
rtutngm. Mid, aa* long ago, Uiat ba
did not Mkn all Uk hu« aad ary
•bout ignorance of our North Carulta*
peom; that It waa a fata* alarm, aad
waa latandad to aubaorra a aalflaii aad.
Wr bava do doubt tba writer waa
aluoaiw, bat wa Uilak ba la mUtahaw.
If wa bad atm In uOa gtorloot PM
moot raftua. wham Brian baa dew*
*o maab to ta»ke Itl* bright tad happy,
wa am aara wa oaald giro him a aad
aarprtaa la tb* eoora* af half a day'*
rid*. Aad aaaryatftar* too go. aaat as
wall aa waat, if Um ayaa an kept half
opan, the aapiaaaaal truth t* reread
apati you that tb* auttattes that hav*
taaogtraa snoot “doctored." Wa
bad aa wall fata tba teat*. Than to
Taat ignataaea la North CWo)in«, and
H aaa ac* bo ramoaad by Igworlag It.
But tf eyery man la tb* (Mat* who ha*
had tb* llgna wHI throw hta goal Into
Um groat work so atgeaaaaty proaa
oatad by Um Ooyornor of North Cara
IIa*, aad many athara, tba allgma wHI
not reat apoe ear But* of ataadlng at
tba foot of tba teddrr la adacMton.
That la wfaat wa Ma*t Am So to
wart. Laoda band. Ory aload aad
•par* act. Du not alggla. bat help 1
tkmbIM -T ibntiiaal
pinaburg papamb,
WhU* admitting that aarttla tlaag
phraan may aorlaii tba teagaag* ami
that Um dhttomioa balwaan a llrtag
aad a dtwd laagaag* la tb* araataei la
on* aad tb* abaaaoa from the other of
aaw word*, a protect meat ba aaterad
agataac a too liberal aaa of oaaathor
toad araatloa. Than an alaag word*
that M a diaUaot aadd—asgram aa
idea batter tbaa any rroogataad pbraaa,
Thay at* good. Tfag «uT make ihalr
way lato polite apaaah. Bat than la a
type of alaag at maaahigitaia m It to
rutear that baa no facetted *a*apt to
dadk It oagbt aot to ba dMaah U
dktiagalabbatwaaaUMtwo aaaaatgg
lag aao, rrjactlog tba att>ar.
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llaa la Uat Oiagw wilt daal with
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auMkaala. It ao, Ika law aa la tte aaa
will apply to tte otter. Tte (Want
oataano aa to Oaha will, wa appro
sajrs3ns ar’jrH
Npala panty la tte lalante <rfW
(Malty,** aad aatwtttetaadiM oar tea
priwIiM tte Co
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iwmaru'' la auMtatel aa &
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umraataat la IU daallac wHk oatly
"M pmaateua*. Ttey eater la Ik*
-laawiltliM” of a hick aa auak waa
teard la hat yrwVnaytlai-te of
whiak aa littio tea bam ten* aiaot—
ate yat ao are d tot oar* to mate tte
beat or It ate to adrUa otters to do to
tlau. kHMw* or otter, peotdo aaam
to ka (Maying aa wall ihta weak a* ttey
did ted. Par hap* ttey tea* nearer**
too tte Split a'wai tte ••awparar.*’
Okleh wa* alTaa item Mat year. Pfcr
bapa ttey baa* abeat rmakad tte aoo
dasloo that tten lac’l to ba aay ata
prriw after all—at Icaat aa* aatll they
My ao. Fatkapa ttey aUN aterlok •
bap*, taodlac toward a oonytotlow.
that, tte worn aanlag to tte wort,
tte rrpoblle la aUlt to aaduth U ptatty
aaak tte aama term la whiak Wan
lactaa and Uadlaoa aad Jltetanp ant
ihoa* eld bad* laft U. oaly a httla hr
t« I tea |t waa ttea aad a Httla bar.
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kMItac tboeaaatsoe klUtof mao to atoa
wan’t^ay^aaiaob aa tha
It la fat froaakbc yarparaaf tala yo
par U yrtat a oread float aatloo
RroolHr.Oattoa la oar faqat yrodaat
•ad tha basis aa aa tawaw ioduatry
naw ta yroaua of daaataycnot. U a
alae too mmmet aahatoarna lor aatf.
Ileasaf psu|4s who woald lad H hart
to tasks a liflxc *ny athar way. U too
cotton ataya warm ikalkkal aaMasl)
trade ta southora Uwaa vakM ba para*
tyaad cod tka aooaUy dtautato MM
to in a Mato of ytHaya or anarchy.
Tkiwfari tka waawho waoutodo
away with tha aotua eroyboot U bo
1 tat toad U- XiNrtkibaa *a am data*
ad ta ao wab ton u tha ladbtdaal,
tka country and Ike auto. It W tha
■rtnna ef nlmnmrt far a oaontrr
rtab in Rin a to bay tka bUUowc toaa
(mat a aauatry baa rlab a tlianaaaR
■altaa away.
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