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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-10

amending certain statutes on that SUB
ject.
The first of Andrade's bills got
through all right, but at the reading OF
the second by title Mr.. Kaniho arose TO
object. He said the House had just
raised a resolution to consider only the
county bill, and would stick to that
The Speaker ignored him, and SO ala
everybody else-and Andrade's second
bill went through to first reading ny
title.
APPEAL IN CONTEMPT CASES.
Mr.. Pail gave notice of the introduc-
ton of the following bills, which were
read by title under suspension and
passed to first reading:
1. An act giving the right of appear
and bail in contempt of court cases.
2. An act to establish and maintain
school libraries.
Mr.. Kupihea presented a resolution
asking the Chief Justice to furnish
the House with list of all the district
magistrates in the Territory, when ap-
pointed and the dates when their COM
missions would terminate. Adopted.
Mr.. Kali gave notice of the introduce
ton of three bills to amend the Terrific
rial code. They were passed to first
reading by title.
| Mr.. Aylett introduced a resolution
that the stenographer be allowed fifteen
cents a folio for transcribing the min
J utes of the House. Carried
| AFTER RAILROAD COMPANY.
/ Mr.. Vida introduced the following
: resolution, and moved its adoption:
/ "Resolved, That any further appro-
rriation of subsidy to the Oahu Railway
and Land Company be made only on
condition that the said company employ
only citizen labor
This precipitated a discussion, Harris
moving that the matter should go to the
judiciary committee for an opinion as TO
the right of the House in the premises,
ltne members being in ignorance as u
the charter under which the railway
company was operated. He thoroughly
J favored Mr. Vida's proposition as to the
; employment of citizen laborers, but
thought that the House should have a
) legal opinion before proceeding. He
moved. therefore, that the resolution ga
ito the judiciary committee. Mr.. Vida
, laccepted this as ar amendment, pro-
: Ividing the committee could give ar
opinion in five days. Mr.. Andrade OF
the judiciary committee said that five
: days was not enough, the committee
: being pretty fully occupied, and asked
: for ten. At this Kaniho jumped to his
: feet and began to say lot of things il
Hawaiian.
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PITTSBURG, Pa, March g. = Robert FItzsinl
O'Bren were matched today for fight to take place
under the auspices of one of the San Francisco cu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25
Cosas del dia
La union dentro de los partidos

Hemos rechazado como absurda la
q@ai61 ENTIRE los partidos militantes de
nuestro pals, defender vamos la
at7l5671 DENTRO de esos mismos partidos.
Por opuestas que sean las opiniones
pol1ticas en- cualquier region, ST estas
opiniones son hOnT0d0S, como necesa-
riamente hay que suponerse, desde lue
go que de converger tienen & un bien
comun sea al bien de la Patria.
De ahf que, existiendo ese princi-
pio supreme ese bien comun, del cual
es impossible prescindir sin ell cual re-
sultarfan est6riles todas las ideas to-
dos los esfuerzos, ell partido tendencia
pol1tica que Sc apartase de el, dejar1a
de ser p0rtid0 para convertirse en- un
obstaculo en- una difcultad para sus
mismos ideales.
Tenemos, pues, ell principle Pat910.
Por numerosos que sean los parti-
dos polfticos en- una Naci6n, basta ell
mas leve peligro, para que, en- deteImi-
nado instante, sin consultarse siquiera,
todas las opiniones Sc cO1ofwnd0n en- una
sola; en- la de salvar al pals.
Y 10 que ocurre en- este sentido,
ocurre en- cualquier otro.
Que Sc ultraje una bandera un
objeto, que signifique la personalidad
del terrufo, y Sc vera enseguida, como
todos los que Sc llaman hiJ0S de aquel
pals, protestan unfsonos, sin tener en-
cuenta 81 son de unas 8 de otras OPT
niones.
Y aun entire los partidos mismos,
Sc alcanza siempre una mira com6n,
indiscutible para ellos que reune sus
fuerzas en- determinadas ocasiones.
En- algunoS paises, pOr ejemplO,
existe ell partido na0naGrquic0 y ell 1epW-
bZic0,a0. Lo mismo ell uno que ell otro,
aunque distanciados en- ideas, coinciden
en- an solo pensamiento: en- Ia i7ategri-
dad de la Patria.
No obstante, aun dentro de su mis-
ma disparidad, los monarquicos .ienen
un principle flo, la maOaa0rqa1f0, y los re-
publicanos otro inmutable, la repUbI5c0.
Y dentro de la monarqu1a hay conser-
vadores, liberales, etc. etc., as1 como
dentro de la rep1blica, los matices po.
liticos son atm mas variados.
3Quiere decir este, que la dispari-
dad de ideas en- tai concepto, signifique
pueda signifcar divorcio absolute en-
10 que Sc refiere al bien com1n, Ia
unidad Patria 80?
En- Puerto-Rico hay 6 existen dos
tendencias polfticas: la federal y la re
nubZlc0m0..
Cada cual gira dentro de su 6rbita,
aunque sus 6rbitas tai vez Sc confundan
Pero quiero suponer que asf no sea.
que, como tendencias encontradas,
marchen en- a. 5oluta oposici6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25

tos Bernier, vaya ocupar la direction
del Deri6dico que publicara en- Arecibo,
nuestro amigo don Edelmiro Lespier.
Este encarg6 al buen amigo Hoyos
DelCado para trabajar ese asuntO, y la
cosa dara ell resultado que Sc deseaba.
Ell apreciable doctor Zeno Can
dfa. director de <La Correspondencia>,
oueriendo proporcionar ratios agrada-
bles los que visitan aquella redaccion,
esta hacienda montar un abanlco ventl-
lador electrico en- ell centro del salon
principal de las ofcinas.
Anticipamos las gracias al doctor
amigo, en- nolnbre de los aeTeop0gatds
de esta capital.
--Sabemos que durante la ausencia
del juez Koopel, quedara al frente del
Juzoado de Paz de Cathedral, Ell Lcdo.
don Jose de JESUS Tizol, distinguldo
abogado.
200 hombres 500 mujeres 1915
ninos trabajan dfa y noche en- ell SAlco-
holado Martfnezo tai es la demanda de
este preparado que Sc recomlenda por
81 solo, es un perfume delicioso, 81 que
tambien es IN medicamento de prlmera
fuerza contra ell reumatismo. pc en-
cuentra de venta en- casa Zerbi Allen A.
Los presos Domingo Lopez, Octa-
viano Davila Bruno, Roman Negr6n
Ocacio, Juan Garcia, Perfecto Marti-
nez Velazquez que hablan sollcltado per-
don, lie han sido denegado.
A ell turba Benito Alfonso que
cumple condena en- la carcel de esta ca
pital, lie ha sido conmutada la pena de
180 d1as pOr 90.
Este individuo fue & la carcel por
atacar un tai MARQUEE en- la calle del
Cristo.
AVISAMOS loG que Sc vayan
casar, que en- la Mayaguezana, Sc hacen
zapatOs al gustO para los nOvlOs, tant0
para hombre, como para muJer. Los
de esta SO pueden fabricar de la misma
tela Que la del traje de novia.
Este establecimientO Sc encuentra en-
Ia Gale de San Justo, No l7.-San Juan
Ell iuez Holt embarcara en- ell va
Dor pr6ximo para los Estados Unidos.
-Moncbo Torres Sc eneuentra
completamente tranquilo esperanto ell
fallo del Juez de derecho.
Ell Lcdo Crosas esta designado
como juez para las quiebras comercla-
les.
sY Jose G. del Vale Fortaleza II }
Oficinas para Ia gestion de asuntOs ad-
ministrativos en- todos los centres of
ciales.
DE un dia otro dictara senten-
cia ell Tribunal Supreme en- ell recurso
| que tiene interpuesto don Pedro Bats
TIM de Ponce.
FL teniente de la polic1a insular
| don Sergio Noa. ha venido ha esta capi-
tai para responder cargos de alguna
responsabilidad que Sc lie hacen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25
COmerciaI

Los sefores Jose Pic6 Arturo Pi-
CO, del comercio de Coamo, tienen & bien
ell enviarnos su atenta circular, en- Ia que
nos participant que por escritura p1blica
por mutuo convenio, han disuelto la
sociedad mercantil que tenlan estableci-
da en- aquella plaza, bajo la raz6n Jose
Pic6 Hijo, haci6ndose cargo de todas
las pertenencias de Ia sociedad ell socio
capitalista don Jose Pico, y que, al mis-
mo tempo, habiendo comprado ell socio
don Arturo Pic6 parte del activo, esta-
blece una nueva casa bajo su solo NOM
bre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25

Aun asf, sobre los de uno otro
bando existe una .fue11a superior, una
entidad soberana, esa entidad Sc llama
Puerto Rico.
Puerto-Rico, es decir, nuestra Pa
trta.
ST ahora Sc dG6se:-Un pueblo de
barbaros ha invadido ell pals y nuestras
familias seran degolladas. -.
5Que har1amos -?
mos pondr1amos en- discussion de
que 81 til eres federal y yo soy republl-
cano!
ST una epidemia nos amenazase, ne
cesitandose del apoyo de todos para
evitarla igastar1amos ell tempo en- con-
troversias polfticas. -?
ST nuestra ensena, la ensena del
pals, fuese pisoteada por alguien icon
sultarfamos ell ser republicanos fede
rales para castigar al insolente?
Pues entonces, queda demostrado
que sobre la incompatib bilidad de los par
tidos existe otra cosa superior divina.
Existe la Patria.
Ahora bien:
5D6nde esta nuestra Patria?
Esta en- poder nuestro....2
No.
Esta en- poder de los extranos.
En- poder de los Estados Unidos.
Pero este no quiere decir que no es-
te en- poder de nuestro corszon; porque
en- poder del corazon del hijo esta Ia ma
Dire, aunque esta madre sea esclava.
Quiero decir: que adn ell sentimien-
to patriotico debiera encontrarse mas
desarrollado en- nuestros pechos, por es-
ia misma desveptura.
Nosotros tenemos obligation de de-
fender q nuestra madre contra ell amo.
Podremos diverger en- nuestras opi-
niones pol1ticas; pero, Ia vez que Ell
0DaO ultraje nuestra Patria, va no de-
be haber partidos pol1ticos, debe haber
una sola voz: la voz de Ia pr0testa.
Podremos hasta esgrimir ell punal
fraticida; pero cuando ell t5YGmO apriete
la infeliz cautiva, & nuestra Patria,
queri6ndola extrangular. iah! enton-
ces, los punales deberan caer de las ma
nos, Y esas manos levantarse en- un solo
haz, amenazando y dici6ndole:
i ASeslnO. ..
7 cuando abusando de su propia
fuerza, traten los amos de despojarnos
de 10 que legalmente nos corresponds,
entonces, no debe haber .f60er0Ies nj re-
patbIic0n0S:: entonces solo debe haber
oatert01T6Qa1e510S que les digan, una voz
Y sin miedo alguno:
y LadrOneS.
Esta es la 1nica Y verdadera amaa6n,
la 6nica que puede y debe existir entire
nosOtros.
GINESlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
JuniO "a.

Juno Il.
Hoy termin6 ell juicio por Jurado de
la causa contra Ramon Torres Gim6nez,
por asesinato en- la persona de Maria
Delgado.
Ell juez de derecho instruy6 al Ju-
rado acerca de So mission de como de-
finfa ell C0digo E. Ssesinato en- Ter en-
20 grado, agregando que Torres tenfa
que ser juzgado en- uno de los dos gra-
dos, declarado inculpable; que en- una
de estas tres formas tenia que ser ell We
redicto.
Ell Jurado Sc retro 4 deliberar q las
once y cincO minutes regresandO q la sa-
Ia de sesiones las doce diez minutes,
donde ell Sr. PresidentC de aquel don
Jose Ramos Anaya, pusO en- manos del
Honorable Juez de derechO ell veredicto
de culpabllldad por asesinato en- % gra-
do, y recomendando benignidad para ell
procesado al aplicarsele la pena que Sc
ilala ell C6digo por esa clase de delitos.
-Mentira parece que ell Ayunta-
miento de esta capital no haya tenido
iniciativa para celebrar la fiesta del Pa
tr6n de la que podemos lamar nueva
Patrona.
AVER, mientras Sc celebraba la
retreta en- la plaza de Alfonso XII SO
oyo un hOmbre que estaba dando gritOs;
tan pronto nos acercamOs entire la mu.
chedumbre que le escuchaba. vimos que
era un propagandista del famoso Ron
Trolley que fabrica ell senior Pedro
Chandri en- San Juan, y que es ell favo'
rito del p1blico y de los Hoteles
Hoy, dia de San Juan Bautista,
la capital presenta un aspecto trlste,
ech&ndose de menos aquellos dias en- que
los puertorriquefios sc entregaban q fes-
tejar al patron de la isla.
Pero en- cambio Sc anda recogiendo
dinero para las festas del dia 4 de Julio.
Repugnante seryilismo.
--Hace dos tres dias que Sc nota
mucho moyimiento en- la Corte de este
Distrito, no solo por la vista de la causa
contra Ramon Torres, sin6 por ell hume
roso p6blico que esta ansioso de conocer
ell resultado de Ia de Rosendo Rivera
Garcia.
Hoy fu6 notificado ell procesado |
los testigos, que la vista Sc transfers. |
para ell viernes 26 del corriente mes & |
las ocho de la malana.
RECOMENDAMOS todOs nuestros
amigos el hotel THE MARINA San Jose
aumero l, Capital.--P0r un dia de hos
Dedaje, un deilar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25
GIN Z SlE-LO.

-Ha llamado muoho la atencion que
Manuel Egozcue no haya concurrido &
Ia Audiencia como 10 han hecho otros
testigos en- la causa de Rivera Garcia.
5Podrfa don Bartolo Llovet, indi-
carnos porque son esas distinciones2
Esperamos que ell senior Llovet ha-
bic con esa franqueza y yalor que acos-
TUNDRA.
LA ESPANOLA.-Fonda y posada
con vista al mar pr6xima a la estaci6n
del ferrocarril, Tetuan 81 y 90.
Ofrece esta casa las mejores Co
modidades para el pasajerO. Comida
la carta como cOnvenga preciOs
m6dicos.
Habitaciones frescas y bien ven
tiladas y banOs.
Hospedajes y abonos, precios con
venciOnales.
-Manana estara aqui Ell vapor ane
ricano <Ponce0 procedente de New York.
Aver lego a este puerto el vapor
americana San Juan, procedente de
New Orleans.
-Esta noche tendra lugar ell bale
de <La San Juan Fraternity en- Ell tea
tro.
<THE HELVETIA~. 81, calle de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
<Table d'hotel~. AposentOs para fami-
lias y persOnas solas. Comidas a Gin
cuenta centavOs cubierto. Banos. Te
l6fOnO, 1872. Apartado correo, 295. Pro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este ho.
tel esta a cargo de una senorita ca
guena.
-Durante las sesiones del juicio de
Rosendo Rivera Garcia sera publicada
una hoja suelta relacionando ell curse de
los debates
La retreta que anoche verified en-
la Avenida Daban la banda de la polic1a
qued6 muy lucida.
En- Rio Piedras Sc hara Ell rema-
te para la subasta de carnes por sema-
mas, en- ell proximo ano econ6mico.
La juventud bailadora de ambos
sexos serd obsequiada con un abanico
por cada persona, con solamente la pro-
mesa jurada de que pediran simpre en-
todas parties la acreditada cerveza Pasbt
de Milwaukee de la cual son ilnicos i'm
portadores, M. r. Calder6n & co, Te-
tuan II, San Juan, L. K. 3-2
Ell sobrestante del municipio don
Arfstides Diaz sera declarado cesante q |
ines del presente mes Sabemos que
este sc propone hacer ciertas denuncias
-eferentes una verja que Sc construyo |
IN ell matadero como de hte1rO ahora |
'esulta ser de nauderu
Hay en- esta capital 48 personas |
'ara formar ell jurado que ha de juzgar
Rosendo Rivera Garcia.
-Creemos cast SECURE que nuestro
lustrado correIgionario don Felix Ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25
Sc arrienda

La estancia <El Llanos, de Carolina,
compuesta de 256 cuerdas de terrenos
de llanos y vegas, bien para cana de az1-
car 8 malojillo, colindante con terrenos
de la Factoria SThe Progreso Sugar Ca.
Visitese la fnca para informes
dirfjase al apartado de Correos n1mero
422. San Juan, 2. r., 6 4 don Rafael
Palacios Salazar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-25

CANDIDA GARCIA MARRERO, Viu.
da de Thordsen, Comadrona titular con
II amos de pra ctica, ofrece sus servi
clos profesionales en- Arecibo. Puerto
Rico, calle de Santa Isabel mum. s d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-11-18

The managing editor OF tine New
York Morning Planet lived half mile
from the Schenck house. Five min
utes later a painting, disheveled re-
porter was gasping out to him p story
that caused that half clad digni:ary
to gallop madly to the nearest tele-
phone.
Dawn was breaking as a group of
hastily summoned compositors and
pressroom hands gathered together
after their hour of hard work, to talk
over the Extra" that had just gone
to press.
'This'll make the Globe and the rest
of 'em look like thirty cents" said one.
Its the biggest beat that ever hap
pened."
That feller Herewards a bird"
chuckled a second. ITO think of his
get;in' the whole story when every
other reporter in town failed!'
AN tn next editions goin' to have
facsimile of the confession an a
photo of the spindle that did the MUIR
der" amended a third. "Oh, it's the
biggest beat that ever happened"
Yes, Herewards daisy" reiterat-
ed the second man. Hes gone back
20 old Schenck's again. III bet he'll
J get another good column or two out
Of it.
At that moment Hereward, without
stopping to take off his hat or coat,
was entering the managing editors
office.
Tile chief was looking with delight
over his hastily CONSTRUCTED Extra"
whose first page bore four column
scare head, reading:
MURDERED HIS OWN SON.
Amos Schenck Confesses to Having
Killed Otto-Alleges Self
Defense.
A SPINDLE HIS WEAPON.
Mystery Cleared Up by Morning
Planet Reporter, and Confession
Published Exclusively in
This Paper.
AS Hereward stepped into the sane
tum the managing editor looked up
with smile.
"Any hing new?" he asked. "Is he
arrested yet?''
"He won't be arrested" returned
Hereward. "He hanged himself in
his study just after left the first
time. He was quite dead before his
wife found the body"
The managing editor leaped to his
feet.
"Oh, wrote that end of the story
on the way down." said Hereward
wearily, answering his chiefs un-
asked question. I've just turned it
in to the city editor
"Hereward" cried the managing
editor, graSping he young mans cold,
unresponsive hand. you've done some
great work. You are dead clever to
follow up that spindle clue and then
to notice the old man was left-handed.
DO you know hat it means big raise
of nay for you?"
Through his wonder at the chiefs
actually volun eering raise of pay to
any one, there crept into Herevard's
memory the picture of gray, wither-
ed figure crouching at his feet.
I'm very tired SIR" faltered the
reporter, land my hand hurts. !
think I'd like a day off, if you don't
mind."-New York News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-11-18
unDeknownsu to anyDocy

roarln' nre unDeknownst to anyDo1y
but himself.
An that night, as me an OF Miss
Kitty Jones walked home behind John
an Fanny Lou, heard her say:
why, John, couldn't possibly be
ready before the middle of June"
An me an Miss Kitty had 10 trou-
BILE in guessin' whut they were talkin'
about.-Denver Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-11-18
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

hdncyS themselves oreaH down ana waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
arrangement Of the kidneys and cure is
obtained quickest by proper treatment Of
the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
ltcorrects inability to hold urine and scald-
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derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may E.E
have sample bottle of 655IIjFsIka;II ;I.a##:ss:ts
this wonderful new dis 4
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tells all about it, both Homo of swamp.Roos
sent free by mail. Address Dr.. Kilner & co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generof.s offer in this paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-11-18

The managing editor OF the New
York Morning Planet lived half a mile
from the Schenck house. Five min
utes later a painting, disheveled re-
porter was gasping out to him p story
that caused that half clad digni:ary
to gallop madly to the nearest tele-
phone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-11-18

past 8, we could see that there ice
cream supper wuz beginnin' to be the
worst failure the Aid had ever made,
an certainly did feel sorry for Fan.
ny Lou.
But presently it seemed to be get
tin some warmer, an then 1t got right
smart warmer an some of the folks
begun to set up to the tables; then 1t
acskhalfy begun to get hot in that
room, an people begun to lay of their
wraps an fan themselves with their
handkerchiefs, an they went fer that
Ice cream in hurry.
Bout that time John Holt come In
again, an heard old Miss Kitty
Jones tell him she believed it wuz go
In to rain, it had got so warm, an
John laughed right smart an said it
did seem some warmer.
1t got so hot in there at last that
they had to open the windows. l new
er wuZ so het up in my life-an'
everybody wuz laughin' an jokin' an
everybody but Madimysell she sat
there wrapped up in that fur cape, her
frizzes all in strings an the sweat
runnin' down her face. She wuz
have set there an melted before she'd
took off that fur cape, jes' fer con-
trairiness.
Well, Fam Lou sold every drop of
the Ice cream, an had to make some
lemonade to finish up on. an there
wuzn't thing left except some of the
homemade candy that melted Oh ac-
count of the heat
That night, after everybody had
gone except a few of the Aid ladies,
who were helping Fanny Lou clean up.
in come John Holt again.
well. John Holt" says 1, "whut's
the matter with you? You've been
runnin' in an out of this here hall all
evenin'. l thought you'd gone with
Madimysell Dutong." suys l.
"Joe Webster took Miss Dutoug
home, l believe" says John, walkin'
over to Fanny Lou. II went down.
stairs to put out the fire and close UP
the furnace"
"Oh, John" says Fanny Lou, with
shake in her voice, did you do that?
had forgotten all about tie new fur
mace"
We were not much used to furnaces
In Berryville, an when that rascal
John saw how things were goin' be
slipped downstairs an kindled up
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1903-03-13
HOW So MEN ADVERTISE.
There Is Knsck in Getting Ones
Business Before the Public.

There Is a Knsck in Getting Ones
Business Before the Public.
tive come to the conclusion that
success in advertising depends on how
it is DONE" said a member CT the YES
try Of a prominent Episcopal church
Several weeks ago On a rainy Sun
day morning my umbrella disappeared
from the stand in church. l adver
tised for its return, offering a gener
Gus reward, but 10 enc returned it
Later on talking to a friend who is in
the advertising business l mentioned
the matter to him. How was your
lad" worded?' he asked. Something
like: Person who found stray UNI
brella Ii vestibuie Of St. - church
please return same to -. Reward,
etc" / answered.
He smiled and scrubbed on a piece
OF paper: Try this as an "ad,"' he
said. l took the paper and read: Per
son who was seen taking umbrella
from vestibule Of st. - church must
return it at once to save himself tro1-
BILE. as he is known Acting on my
friends advice, | inserted the notice
in the papers. Did it work? l should
say so! Next day found not one, but
half dozen umbrellas awaiting me at
home. They had been sent to the
house during the day and attached to
each was an unsigned note praying
that | would overlook the matter. as
the writer had taken the umbrella by
mistake. Philadelphia Record.