one year to one post-office (we writing the | | names of subscribers on each paper), with an extra copy for | | the year, and a copy of each of Pomeroy's two books, | | "Sense," and "Nonsense," to the getter-up of the club ... | | $40.00 | | | | THIRTY COPIES.

one year to one post-office (we writing the | | names of subscribers on each paper), with two extra copies | | for the year, and a copy of each of Pomeroy's two books, | | "Sense," and "Nonsense," and "Saturday Night," just | | published to the getter-up of the club ... $60.00 | | | | WILCOX

Collins of Philadelphia was the best run getter.

Potsdam had us marked as a nation of easy going money getters, to be bled white, crammed with her muddy kultur and taught the goose-step, at her imperial leisure, after France and England had fallen to her guns.

They're go-getters, these red-coats are.

But Tom began to understand why the clerk at the trading-post had called the Mounted Police go-getters.

He's a go-getter.

He's a go-getter, Tom is. Y'betcha!" Jessie's heart was singing too, but she could not forbear a friendly gibe at him.

Who, though I say it, in all our sovereign's war, With hazard of my blood and life have gone as far, As haply some others, whose fortunes have been better: But I in service yet could never be a getter, Ne can I impute it but to mine own destiny:

Though gifted with reasonable prudence, he had no conception of the "business sense," and no capacity as a money-getter.

But there was a certain Didius Julianus [of senatorial rank but eccentric character], an insatiate money-getter and reckless spender, always anxious for a change in the government, who on account of the last named proclivity had been driven out by Commodus to his own city, Mediolanum.

She was "an excellent washer and getter-up of linen."

But even the most inquisitive of the news-getters failed to get anything from within the mysterious realms occupied presumably by the Nameless.

But it ought to be ascertained before hand that he is what is known as a good stock-getter.

Is the Indian Prince, who was traveling in these parts a while ago, one of the getters up of this affair?

It may never be known how nearly the purposes of the Act of Dedication have escaped defeat; but a letter written to me by George Bird Grinnell and an editorial from Forest and Stream may reveal to visitors who now enjoy without let or hindrance the wonders of that region, how narrowly this "Temple of the living God," as it has been termed, has escaped desecration at the hands of avaricious money-getters, and becoming a "Den of Thieves.

I've been trying to be a money-getter.

I guess, the journalistic calibre of the above mentioned people and their attitude of being go-getters rubbed off onto people like me.

The game of Squash Tennis has known many so-called "great getters," but they invariably have succumbed to "purposeful power" and the aggressively angled shots of players with the burning desire to win, "the killer instinct" that spurs the great players to go all out for every point.

Pulling on foot gear in the morning is getter slower and slower, therefore every day more dangerous.

Briefly, he showed himself a money-getter, declaring that there were two things which created and protected and augmented sovereignties,soldiers and money; and that these two were dependent upon each other.

"Clean getaway!" "One bad actor, that hombre!" "Regular Go-Getter!" "Batting average about thirteen hundred, I should figger.

The ideas he expressed were readily understood: their implications in regard to myself were equally clear; he wanted me to serve again as a getter of information.

The next man we send out to that Shanghai office is going to be a go-getter.

So I arranged to give you the Degree of the Blue Vase, which is the supreme test of a go-getter.