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This ruII town 10 mey" And then she
continued. Richard. have got h'tle
pocket almanac. and am going 10
mark with red ink all the dates hSed
for your coming To Bristol, aud every
night he fore going 20 bed ! VIII sooie
out the day that has passed and say
There's another day Of misery got
over"
"And mind this. Nancy" be said,
Though we have promised to semi
each other a letter only once fOrr
night. that does not prevent your WITH
ing every day In the week and keeping
the sheets until the proper time has
come. I'm sure mean TO do that. AS
I told you before. IL will be KIND oil
diary. and you must tell me everything
Won are thinking so that ! may be GER
tain | know exactly the truth. Oh !
don't say you may not find it a little
lonely al first; you will be thinking Cf
the pleasant evenings we have spent
here or the morning strolls out TO the
Weir brake; but then, dearest think I'll
the necessity for the absence and OF all
the greater happiness In store Tor US
There are very few engaged young peo'
pie who have everything planned out
so satisfactorily for them, friends ap-
proving. all the circumstances propi-
thousand what is little waitingF
"Ah. it's all very well for you, Rich.
ard" she said; you are a man, and
Won are high spirited and careless; but
| shall feel so loneiy-and-ahd there
will be nobody to be good TO me-" con
fessed Nanciebcl artleSsly.
you wait till ! come down." said be,
"and see if don't make up for lost
time"
And still more sad of heart was poor
Nancy at the station on the following
morning. She hardly spoke. Mr.. Rich
ard got her coupe and brlbcd the
guard 10 keep il for her. She did not
seem to care. Her elder brother was
here to see her away, but he did not
nay much attention TO his sister. There
were one or two acquaintance of his
on the platform. and there was par
| liamentary election somewhere in the
neighb0rhood that seemed to interest
them. As the time drew near Nancie-
bel grew more and more detected. She
answered her lovers remarks in mono
syllables chiefly, for her lips wer,
tremulous, and she dared not trust
herself. At last she had 10 get into
the carriagc He kissed her. She tool
leave OF lin without Il word, only
pressing his hand. aAd the last he saw
of her were her tear filed eyes pitcous
~ and lougugly regarding him. Then
long after the train had left the station
there was Il huttcr of small white
handkerchief from n carriage window
and that again disappeared at curve
in the line. Nanciebel was gone.
10 BIZ COST NuED.l
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THE MAN FROM MAINE
uTTLEFlELD, WHO MAY LEAD AT
TACK AGAINST TRUSTS.

Has Record ns n Fighter-How He
Has Forged 10 the Front In Com
Eress-Abic ns IA Dcbater and Fear
less In support of His Convictions.
Congressman Charles L. littlefield,
1.-THE new man from Maine" as he Is
called, looms NJ as the probable leader
of Mr.. Rooseyclts programme 10 enact
a law to regulate and control the
trusts ut the next session Of congress.
Should MIR. Littlciield make the on
session of congress will be the scene of
a fight worth going to see, for he is
fearless, vigorous and able,
The new man from Maine has al
ready gained some reputation as II trust
regulator. On the first day of the scs-
sion just closed he introduced two bills
In the house, one 10 amend the act TO
protect trade and commerce against
unlawful restraint and declaring every
contract or combination in the form of
trust or otherwise in restraint of
trade to be illegal, the other requiring
all corporations engaged in interstate
commerce to file returns with the sec
rotary of the treasury disclosing their
true financial condition.
Littlefield went to congress three
years ago as the successor of the late
| Nelson Dinglcy. He at once attracted
attention by his force as debater.
When he makes a speech on the floor
of the house, he is at his best Imagine
big boned, spare dcshcd Yankee
about six feet tall walking up and
down the aisle on the Republican side.
He has long legs and long arms and
| big voice He hurls out his sentences
with force almost vicious. He APP
pears to be always daring some one to
| contradict him or to ask him n ques-
ton. He wears n chip on both shoul
ders and always wants some one to
knock them off. At first few accom-
modated him and then wished they had
not Now when he speaks he is gen
orally let alone, Few are rash enough
to risk an encounter with that buzzsaw
from the piny woods of Maine.
The truth about the alleged selection
of Littleteld to be the presidents
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PANAMA CANAL. EMPERADoB CUTTING
structing and operating an isthmian
canal. The United States will also be
given the right to protect the canal.
which right viii enable 1t TO erect
Notifications and. OF course. to garri
sou the defensive works with Ameri-
can soldiers. The right to protect the
property win give the United States
the right to defend II even against
troops OF Colombia In the event Of
revolution In that country.
Sanitary aud police regulations will
be enforced 10y joint commission APP
pointed by both governments. The
United States will be asked TO CON
struct and maintain at each terminus
of the canal port for vessels, with
lighthouses and other aids TO naviga-
ton, breakwaters, dikes, jetties. coal
ing stations, docks and other appropri-
ate works, all the expense therefor TO
be borne by this country.
In addition TO this the United States
is to maintain drainage and sanitary
works and construct hospitals along
the canal, while aqueduct and drainage
works are TO be erected in Panama and
Colon. The cost of providing this wa.
ter supply, however, is not to fall upon
the United States without compensa-
ton, inasmuch as water rents are al.
lowed to be collected by the United
States, provided they meet the approx.
oil of Colombia.
In transferring the rights of Colon
bia to the United States there will be
a transfer of such jurisdiction over the
six mile zone as will permit the exer.
else of complete American authority.
Assistant Attorney General Russell
Is being assisted by Rear Admiral
Walker, chairman of the isthmian ca.
nal commission, and by Senator
Pascoe. also q member of the commits
sion.
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researches -
secretary Hay and Minister Coneha
az Colombia h-ve been neEouating the
necessary treaty between this country
and the Central American state.
II is the expectation that the treaty
now IN process Of negotiation with Co
Ioml,ia will be one u the m"st cum
pr.b.psi,e and impurtant information
nj documents ever issued from the
state d.partment. Every possible o"n-
tinrency that may arise Ia the future
viii be guarded against ~ far ~ that
Is n,ssIhl. aud especially with reEnrd
20 The rights and interests Of the Unit
ed States.
The protocol signed last winter gov
erncd Secretary Hay and Minister
Concha 90 large extent In the draft
ing OF treaty. The amount Go be paid
Colombia for her REIMBURSEMENT Of ex-
elusive rights 90 the United states VII
be 100000 In gold. payable on the
exchange Of ratification Of the treaty.
In addition Colombia l. 10 receive an
annuity at the end Of fourteen years.
TO be determined by mutual agreement
nj that time. This annuity j. expected
TO be 100000 n year as the Immediate
payment Of 100000 covering the D.
riod OF the next fourteen years u eun-
sidered n basis for placing the annual
rental at $4,000.
The territory through which the ca
nal will pass and which viii be ce,ied
in perpctuity to the United states viii
Ice absolutely under the control 81 this
government, although 20 avoid posi-
bility of local trouble IL is likely that
there will be no specific expression of
conveyance of Sovereignty"
The treaty, In all probability. VIII
not only authorize the Panama com
pany 10 convey TO the United States
all its holdings on the isihmus. includ'
Ing the railroad. but will contain
positive provision lnsuring exclusive
| privileges TO the United States Of con
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WORK ON THE CANAL.
TREATY WITH COLOMBIA FOR RIGHT
OF WAY NEARLY READY.

United States VIII Have Complete
Control of Six Mile Zone-Compen-
satiOn For COlOmbia-Provision of
the Treaty.
President Roosevelt seems to have
wasted no time in starting negotia-
lions to carry out the terms of the
isthmian canal law, with the result
that the treaty is practically complet-
ed. The Colombian congress will prob
ably meet in October. to ratify the
treaty.
Attorney General Knox assigned AS
sistant District Attorney General Rus
sell to clear up the legal features of
the transfer. The exact status of the
new and the old canal companies must
be ascertained, and Mr.. Russell has
authority to visit Paris In making his
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spokesman on the trust question is
that after Mr.. Roosevelt's speech at
P1ttsburg he was asked if anything
were to be done in the way of trust
legislation next winter. He replied that
he hoped so; that Littletield of Maine
had pretty good bill, and he supposed
1t would be pressed. This is the gist
or the matter. Littlefield may repre-
sent the administration in the sense
that his measure meets the presidents
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troll the most profitable street railway
business in this country, including the
lines in Philadelphia, New York,
Washington and Pittsburg, have
reached across the Atlantic TO secure Il
heretofore vacant field. They are about
to begin the construction of huge
system between Liverpool and Man.
chester, England. The sum TO be ex-
pended is said to be $4,000 600.
Thomas A. Nevins of New Jersey,
who is also interested, has gone to
England to superintend the construc-
ton of the vast enterprise, this latest
american invasion" as the British
prefer to term it.
According to Mr.. Nevins, the new
line will be lat miles long. The terri
tory covered has population of
100000 and embraces some of tho
wealthiest parts of England's great
manufacturing district. The name Of
the corporation is the South Lanca-
shire Electric Traction and Power
company, limited.
This group of American capitalists
already owns and operates the Chel-
tenham trolley lines, which are ex-
ceedingly profitable. Mr.. Nevins saws
the English do not comprehend the
tremendous possibilities in electric
railways. Concessions We're not diff
cult to secure, and the trolley promot-
ers will have smooth sailing. Liver
pool owns its surface railways, and
Manchester is building lines The ter.
ritory between is unoccuped.
p. A. b. Widener, with another Phil
adelphian, Clement A. Grscom, was
decorated the other day by Kaiser
Wilhelm of Germany with the Order
of the Red Eagle.
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4lEEMII!gE,s

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ANOTHER INVASION.
Americans To Build big Trolley sys-
tenn In Great Britain.

Not content with gobbling up Great
Britain's merchant marine and even
putting John Bull out of the beef bust
ness, both of which feats have caused
uncasincss 10 our cousins across the
sea. American capital is again invad-
ing the tight little island, this time
with the purpose of controlling trans
portation by land.
The Philadelphia street railway mag
mates +. \. h. Widener, w. l.. Elkins
and Thomas Dolan, who already con
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Across the stands Of Lasg
Cha npiaia.

Reaching ihs ls,ss iaeatset.s sr.
INK asd li.hiur. tpsehsng AS t.-
ing stations SoiSt tEgfo t,fa
North Hero, Isle l.aasnfs~ sa6
fur tine tailss ar& tv@ ufH.
address.
Geo. { Jarvis. t.E "a
Gru~rai Manag ~, tsea ys~. 4s
BIS M sa
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GRANDMOTHER
SUNDAY ENt E-I.'--



Portland AMI a, i..r-.
Harpswell AMI th 'rst-
Commencinr lais zJ CO.
Sunday there trs uaga vi. h.
1902.
fTirksts su sat b. s-sF r... .
Ssut IA
Special traiu ain Aa. s.ss
Pond at 48 A. VI r-r-
from Portland nt i-F u
Farys 60 a. r,.sai HI srs
purtiaud
tn islanfs
Harzasn -..-
uld urshard
FeftAa g. eel o. sHra...
JOHN REENL ksssH lEs
tsIhSu p sNIa t#
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FIOrtnCia Burns.
La C6I9bre neOyOrQuina,
de maestro c01wespons0I)
lew York 25 Mayo.

new OF 70 N6YU'
Florencis Burns, bonita mucha
cha Que ha alcsr zedo popular cele
bridsd por hab6rsele imrutado 10
muerte de un amante Walter Bro
oks~: crimen del cual h& .quedadO
completamente exonerada por fSllo
de los tribunsles, ha emprendido via
ie hScia ell sur, en- busCs de un''''
marido.
Los inCidentes del crimen, y del
proceso, son conocidos de los lecto'
res de csc diario, pues de ellos di
cuenta en- su oportunidad. Solo fa1
to agregar hoy que durante Ell curse
del proceso, un iudividuo de JAG kson
Vile, i6veu, de bnena y RIGA cepa,
dice la cr6nics, crey6ndola ino'
cente del Rsesinato que Sc le atribnla
le ofreci6 un nombre que 10 pusie.
ra & cubierto de futuras eventualida
des.
Ser& locura 8 que Sc 20, 10 que
este individuo Sc propore. Lo cierto
es que Florenci&, pombre familiar
que todo ell nundo le apliGs, ha sail
do para la Florida, NADIA menos que
& contraer matrimon1o'
Le queda tempo para probar
fortuna en- ell teatro, 81 no le va bien
en- su nuevo estado' FL Vaudeville
siempre tiene un sitio para muchA'
chss mas 8 menos extravi&dAs.
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SON ESTOS SUS SlNTOMAS 2

S'redEecci6n al onanismo, emisionee do dia de
persona del sexo opuesto 6 al entretener ideas
1ascivaS; granoss contraccione9 De los musculos
(que son precursOres de Ia Eptlepsia); pensa'
mlentos Y suehoS voluptuosCsi s0foc aGloDes,
tendencias dormitar dormir, sensacten de en-
brutecimiento, p6rddA de Ia voluntad, faita 0e
euergia, imposibilidad De oonoentTar las IDEAS,
fnemoTia, indecfsi6n, meianoolia, cansancto des-
b tbantes ante "a VISTA debiidad despu6s del acto
DO ma Pe%d d sS Go IN oa al os hsesF
sgn pesFo ni nforEno
tardio, perdida disminuci6n de los deseos, de.
cailniento de Ia senRibilid&d, 0rganos caidos
debiIas, dyspepsia, etc, etc. A1gunos de esos
hombre que debe reCuperaT sus enervadas fuel2as
whales, 3 yendEa ser presa de alguna fatal
NosotTos soIicitamos de todos los que sur, en-
de alguno de los s1ntomag arriba enuneIa,l,S,
C0nuntcandOse con nuestre COmpah1a de tliC"a
especialiStas que han teniGD Zeinte amos de eX
periencia, tratando entermedndes DC los nery i"s
del sistema sexual, = quienes pqeden gara1 i2ar
una euraci6n radical y permanente;
Envfenos una relacf6n completa de gu case
dandonos todo su nombre = d1recclon' edad, ocn,
tomas nombrados Sc le han mantfestado a I'd,
81 I'd ha gsado adgnn @ paIS g30i s
euiGa cuidadosamente su caso gratis inf,1in.
treinta dias, en- 81 que se efectuaTa una cuT&ci0a
RADICAL se le erestaDlecera U d. gu complete sa!"d
Vclvera I'd. & ser un hOmbre ytgOrOso. 81 CC HOa
remite cincO pesos en- btlleteS de 81 pals o glr1
postal como garanta de buena fe le enVlarah o.
enseguida las msaic!ras requertdas por G. re.
m66!cos haya decidido 81 complete trat&ua
que U d. debe soHeterss -r"~~~
CnMPANTA EsPEOTAL1sTA del Il ~ 3 TE
1877 Vincent Bldgy Broadway & Duane st.,
~ New York. E. U, do e.
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Academia de mQSiCa.

Dis z lustroa de practica no in
terruppiaa en- todos los ramos del
Divine Arte, ircontab'ea discf2alc
"a maestro, son gArAntias sufcien
te & satiefacer aun al mas exEgen
to.
DON Jose Got6s ofrec2 sus conc
cimientos & cnaatls Sc dignen boo
rarlo abriendo su &cAdemia = COZ
especia,idad L. clase de csnto, calle
de Ii Cruz Is donde Sc recibirAr
avis>s 5 empezsudo el 1o de Junio y
horas co patiolas con los Co sgios
= OfcinAs, 5O II
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UN PRINCIPE
amigo de las ViudaS.

La prensA alem&na hace Co
mentarios SO bre ell futuro matrimo
MO del kromptintz
Seg6n 81 "Tsgeblat. ell herede'
ro del imperio prusiano ha declara
do con javenil reso1uci6n, que no
estA dispuesto, 6 cas&rse por raz6n
de Estado, sino por 10 que su cora
ION le dicte.
Y sobre est&s declaraciones ha'
cence mi conieturas, suponlsndo
algunos partidarios del keomprintz
que este hkll&se perdidsmente ena
morado de una arisrocratieA via
d& y que Ell heredero del trono ale
man SO c&sar& con IL hermos& viu
dita.
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EStadO pOlItiCO
de SantO DOMINGO.

Noticias de Santo Domingo, nos
informan que, rsiz de Ia nueya ST.
tuacion polftica Allf creada Sc ha Wis
to aquel pals abocado q IN conficto
econ6mico. Decfase que serfa auto
rlzado ell papel moneda de Li1f.
Sc ha iniciado un ex6do. Mu.
chos son los que emigran para ests
isla y IL de Cub&.
En- campos de Jarsbscoa (Cibao)
Sc tirotes por la gente del general
mas prestigioso de sqoella eomarca,
Sr. Norbarto Tlburcio, quien Sc ha
lev&ntado en- armas contra Horacio
VAzquez, segdn insistantes versio.
nea.
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Tn teSOrO antiCuadO
en- Portugal,

El <JourDal de C3mercio0, &c
Lisboa, da cusnta de que eu IN b&-
rrio de dicha capital 50 hs deseu-
bierbo uu tesoro consiAtente en- qui-
nientAs monedas de orc 'romRnas,
con eli busSo de Traj&no.
El descnbridor fn6 IN alh&nil,
quien teuiendo necesidad de &brir
un boquete para introducir una vi
60, siati6 81 dar los piquetazos que
Ell instrumento tropezabR con un
cuerpo extrano, y vic con envidiable
a'egtfA una especie de 6ufors, llens
h$s5a el eueIlo de monedzs de orc.
E dueno de Ia cass, IN msg;s-
trade, hA participate c-iatiansmen
te con eI slbafil, da1doIe Is mitad
del hallAzg0.
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ONP - Mn
De LOS
FERRO-O -OARRILES DE PTO.RIOO

La CompaHfa de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pone en- .oonooimiento del publ
co muy particularmente de los hacendados
en- suS talleres de Santurce maquinaria par
feccionada, Sc encuentra en- condolences de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
maquina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero.
Tambi6n dispone de una fundici6n mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernos perfec-
cionados que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que Sc necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden remitirse gratnitamente por fe-
rrOcarril tOdas las pleas de maquina que
hayan de Ser reparadas, 10 que repreSe nta
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs.
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AOMBRES DEB!L!ES
Z ~
| RECOBRAD vUESTRO VIGOR
/ la DEMORA ES PELIGR0SA.)

parece cue o. Creador 1la ordsnado que despueS
de la sa1lgre el fiuid0 vital seminal sea Ia sub
stancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del hompre,
alguna perdida contranatural dc el proouolra
siempre resultados desastfosoB. ,
Muchos hombres han muerto de entermedaGes
cOrrientes, tales las del corazon, del htgado
de los rifiones, Intermediates pulmOnares, etc.
por ha6er perInitido sq yitahdad gsstarse, : OK,
Intermediates, cuando algunaS catas de nuestras
medicinas, tomadas tempo. haer1an impedldo
vitaidad para resistir los ataques de esaS peli'
grosas intermediates.
Muchos hombres han 1legado lenta, pero eegura-
Dc estAs p@rdidass sin saber La vetdadera causa
nAl mai.
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Andres Cr0saS.
MARINA.

Ofreca: Madras de Pjchire
surtidas. pIno americana J sFroce
teiamanis de pichiE6n para techAr,
pinturss, hierro gAivaui2&do torni-
los y c'avos, dpe las, s%cos Vacfrs J
sfectoa navAles, MantequiEl& y 50
chichas da resas superiores.
A ss
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PORTO.RICORAILRoAD COMPANY

The Porto-Rlco Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
al the work of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself oantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
En- asia imprenta SO vande pa
psi da peri6dieoa 81 90 Ell sstntal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-06
Emnet's Presence Of Mind.

\ story is told Of Robert Emmett
which proves his sccretivc power and
resolution He was fond Of studying
chemistry. and on" night late. after
the fatally had gone to bed. he swal-
lowed a large quantity of corrosive
snblimate in mistake for some acid
cooling powder. He Immediately dis
covered his mistake and knew that
death must shortly cnsuo unless he in
stautly sWall3weds the only antiGotc,
chalk.
TInid men would have torn at the
bell, reused all the family and sent for
stomach pump. Emmct called no
one. made no noise. but. stealing down
stairs and unlocking the front door,
wcnt into the Stable, scraped some
chalk which he knew t. ic there and
tool: sufficient doses Of it to neUtta lize
the poison.
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Indestructibi,ity Of Cedar.

The resistance of cedar wood to de-
cay has long becu famous. ana cedar
fcnccposts often last for generations.
A remarkable instance Of tn" indie
Structiblity Of cedar has been noted
in the state Of Washington. where
forest Of hcmlOcks near Acme mas
grown M over an ancicut buried forest
Of ccdars. The trunks of cedar. al
though lying in moist soil, have been
almost perfectly preserved for at least
15O years. the length Of time that the
rings Of growth show the b"m'ocEs TO
have hccu growing above their fallen
predecessors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-06
Cate EYts.

The word e,tarrh. &!s p9pularlv used
means cith"l ras;;l ratarrh or bron-
chiti&. Nasal c:ttHria is often helped
by sni'fin~ UP. 50 as to carry it into
the mouth. Il weak solution Of salt and
water, repeating the operation several
times & day. Where the disease is very
persistent it is we'll. Wien possible" to
try q change OF climate. IL bronchitis
the case should lie attended By ply
sician
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-06

Her Lovely Lettuce Dish.

81 Maut." she said hnSitatingly as
she poised hcr basket in front OF her
pretty chin with IL thoughtful air. ito
get somo lettuce"
"Ycs'm," said the marketman.
"IIcrcs some: very nice it is tno.
'.IS it all that COLOR"
"Why- erycS'm. All lettuce IS
grcen. you know"
"Gh. of course! But it's too bad.
got q lovely blue dish to put lettuce in.
but I'm sure green wolil look horrible
in it, | never thought about there not
being any shades. You know.
And MS she turned away the market
disappointment in her eve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-06
A Crazy Professor.

An unusual incident occurred the 9th
er day at the University of Budapest
A confirmed lunatic from the local
asylum appeared in charge of his keep
examination. He found examination
work quite conGcnial, passed very sue
cessfully and returned to his asylum
again with his diploma as a professor