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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
CLIMBING THE LADDER OF SUCCESS

the Top BY Hard Work.
has said that the late Cornelius Vanderbilt was
the best OF the Vanderbht the following story IS od OF
his boylood: day told his mother he going to
York look He went first to the Shoe and
porter could the presi-
porter pointed out. The lad watched
the head big bank he went to his private Office and
following respectfully looking for something
His only recommendation note from his teacher
president the letter and asked the boy he
related to Commodore Vanderbilt
"IIe is my grandfather said the boy.
.Why didn't you get introduce you?"
Because didn't want to ask him for anything, was
the reply.
wtha that weighed in his favor
he employed the lowest of the
ladder messenger And here that he began to
qualities made the he aferward became
He punctua prompt, cean-cut discreet and hard
they had in the bank.
the president of the bank happened
office Of old Commodore Vanderbilt mentioned
commodore that he had Vanderbilt in the
astonshed and sent for the young He
why applied his grandfather he
wanted job The looked straight into
of the old and replied
II made up my mind that would never ask you for
anything"
There was something pleased the
commodore, this Influenced
will providing that extra 81, 900
grandson Independent, sereliant spirit
that grandfather attracted this
grandchildren had succeeded fairly we'll escaping
day, when still employed in the bank,
grandfather stepped to him and
Europe. This astonished the young man,
hitherto confined strictly to business.
81 going myself said the commodore. and I'll take
want to co.
give up saiary?'' said the young
'Wel don't suppose 1t will go while gone.
replied commodore grly "Then I'd better
said the boy-Amercan Boy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
A FANTASY IN BEADS.
(HOnorable Mention.)

H
AS thoughts fly down into the cellar and
before board about eight inches long and four inches
taking saw the nail hercuean efforts
board thru the center Up in the barn find
flag stick driving all small nails down
with gilet the blocks and
them together with stick Now the long, patient
saving in
between each
will break mine and after whit
wood
adjustable plug the other at the end and behold loom
Upstairs fly and then down town. After gazing and pc-
NJ walking all I beads in the first
visited and in the afternoon take
mo w thread and string and tie the loom This is to make
fob, strings wide. studying full
hour at last find pretty pattern 1t has background Of
pink gold green trailing the
trying, steady labor follows week
during which beads beads beads under with the
It is pretty little thing when fin
wins the praise of all. Clara Shepey,
A Grade
Greeley School,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
minneapolis Topics.
For Saturday, rug. 8:
"a REAL HERO. wHY?"

Whom have you known, either woman to
whom the above expression could be apped? AS you
have heard many and many time there heroes
and heroines-who face trials and temptations in a
heroic spirit, who never dignfed by the world
at large with the name of hero These the
topic just much those whom all the world
knows as heroes. Be that the person chosen is
whom you have known personally, at one
whom you have met. Be also, to answer the
"why.' The papers be in the hands of the ed-
of The Journal Junior
Not Later Than Saturday Evening, August I,
at five O'clock They must be strictly original written
in ink side only of the paper, not than
length, less than 1O0 marked with the
number of words and each signed with the grade,
school, and address of the writer together with
the prize preferred from the list printed elsewhere
The papers must not be rolled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
For Saturday,. 4ug. rs:
THRU THE BRUSH FENCE

Suppose that you have always lived hedged in by
a brush fence, and that finally you find hole in it
thru which you can crawl. What do you imagine
that you would find the other side of the fence?
You left to imagine all sorts of things,
and the editor hopes that the nagnatons will delight
in the work. The papers must be in the hands
editor of The Journal Junior
Not Later Than Saturday Evening, August g.
at o'clock. They must be strictly original written
in ink side only Of the paper not than 800
words in length nor less than 100, marked with
number of words and each signed with
school, and address Of the writer together
the prize preferred from the list printed elsewhere
The papers must not be rolled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
THE HEART OF A VILLAIN.

Make? Oh can make many things. can make noise,
baby cry fuss, child mstake-and oh,
many things. prize? That is different. might win
biscuit contest if the result judged by the
weight actual testing The good 60
thing biscuits that they change when
into the they only brown and out fiat put
them in.
villain. He seizes and throws
dungeon. released, all eatables
of take chance at cake. Sponge
cake is light biscuits heavy
skill being ability exact quantities.
whole in beating the half hour
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25

Naked for their
breech ornaments and Gaily beaded
quivers of hide their backs full of their best
Spears and bows complete their equipment The scouts
and younger charge of the discarded ponies.
Under the direction of the hunting chief long line IS
formed facing the ridge which the buffalo sighted
silently forward All in readiness
the unconscious sight quietly the
slopes Every grasps his weapons more closely, ana
with quivering beast he bestrdes
quick signal is followed general shout and over the
ridge unanimously the line OF shrek
ing painted savages( each lying his horses neck In
the buffalo taken alarm and, with COWS and
calves in the center, gaop ponderousy The dust
striking hoofs like the smoke OF
mighty fire. and in that dust the slaughter carried
old bulls horsemen n
where the believing animals for their
lives The bowstrings thrum incessany and the arrows
of the beasts The
struck stupidity sink their knees and lie quietly down
tho times only wounds and enrages
bull; he charges Should he be able 70
would be straw before
tornado #f.5s
Dust! blood! sweat! laundering of hoofs!
crashing of horns! yes as of a thousand devils!
believing! roaring! rushing! heat! stumbling!
gone; spent; the herd
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FAR FROM DELICIOUS.
(Honorable Mention.)

since stomach first began play such mpor-
have had unmistakable craving
potato salad.
One drzzly, rainy day. when both and mama were
thought attempt little
cookery I columns book for
which Skill but nothing there suited
my decided make potato pared CATER
fashon) and slice them Then
onions cutting them made water
thought they might be dispensed with did not dilute
the boiling the together with other
But that happened and since then have
potatoes boiled thnly
pieces onion, the
be diluted with that the whole must be
nshed with slices of hard boiled seasoned with salt
in making article
goal perfection, truthfuly that
than anything else and entirely
wi assistance Kilbourne,
Grade 1106 Chestnut Avenue.
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know it touches his heart my
the degree D. doctor Cookery.
B Tenth Grade, Title WILL
South Side High School. 1917 Chicago
DAINTY BIT OF ,BRolDERY.
great prize is offered dolly embroidered
certain great firm. dolly
is dolly with twelve
and some leaves 1t has big cluster of leaves flowers and
berries and small one
threefourths Of the dolly while the small the
naming fourth. The outline is padded
Strawberries 1t is made of scalops,
which is to be red and the other white
a Fifth Grade Elm Allen,
Seward School. 2511 Thirtieth Avenue S.
NO LESS THAN EXPERT.
If there should be offered something
which Iscould make without whatever,
would make cake That thing
girls supposed to do that says,
pert at. First of all
to bake. Probably it would
fun would First would eggs
then add and all those things which go
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25

thing dislike about baking is
watching cakes they not baked too much one
enough other When done should
let praise it not just she
-Erma Rogers,
Seventh Grade Stevens Avenue.
Bryant School
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Continued From First Page.)

all the flowers which in carnations, ebrod
sometimes shades of
silk Allen,
Sixth Grade 2511 Thirteth Avenue S.
+ - 3d.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
THE SEA euLLs OF SALT LAKE

They Are Tame Chickens and Follow the
Pow in FIocks-Fed to the Cows iii Norway
In the vicinity of Salt Lake Utah, are many
guls, large white birds which differ con-
sderably in their habits from those found on the
coast, for the Salt Lake gus are almost az
tame chickens and follow the farmers in
great aocHs they pow the felds they feed
upon grubs, worms insects moles and mice
and are recognized the farmers friends.
1t is said that they were not known in that
region until about thirty years ago, when they
came in large focks from some unknown region
at time when the grasshoppers We're about to
lay waste the crops, calamity which would
have reduced the people to starvation. The
gulls devOured the grasshoppers and the crops
), saved. The Mormons believed the gulls
VI, | came from the Almighty special delverance
SSM to his chosen people. Brigham Young ordered
|f that should kill or harm gull under PEN
~ atty of five dollars head. Thus they were pro-
tected and have become tame, and it is said
that boy throws stone a aclod at
one of them.
After following the pillow during most Of the
forenoon, they collect in great numbers in the
-l unplowed part of the field and wallow in the
dust for half hour, then rise in very high
flight, going up in spiral course. Presently
= they return and go to work again in the fur
rows picking up their afternoon meal
When the blowing season is over the gulls go
home to their nesting place an island in the
lake. They also scavengers of the lake
Many fish that enter the lake from fresh water streams
they into the excessively saline water the guls
,se dead fish that washed ashore.
the northwest coast of Norway gulls are so nu-
that in places they cover the cliffs and give them
pearance of being covered with Their eggs are
food and shipped to the towns in southern Nor
The natives of Norway shoot the gus in the fall bury
odes whole, feathers and all, in the ground and In
feed them to the COWS. To who have come to
ne a herbivorous animal this statement seems
BILE, but it is at<ested on good authority.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25

Dust! blood! sweat! Numbering OF 2. noolls!
crashing of horns! yells, of a thousand devils!
believing! roaring! rushng heat! stumbling!
choking! Arrows gone; horses spent; the herd
dispersed; the hunt is over.-Canadian Maya
zine.
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PICTURE PUZZLE.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19
Information Local

-El inspector de Sani lad Q. nor
Maym6, hA denunciAdo oil Jazz de
Psz de Cathedral 6 Jusn Bkutists Gel
jel, por Wander leche por la Gale,
contravinie lido las le es de 8 ani dad.
Los senores S sbrinos de H srre.
70, de 10 HabAnA se sir van man. fasta
rrnos en- atenta circular que han pues
to en- liquidation 10 sociedad que gi'
raba bajo 10 frma de Sobrinos de
Herrera, habiendo cadldo IL socie.
dad sucesores 10 empress de vapores
&lmacenes y muelles en- CAibarien.
Ssr&n gerentes directories los se no
res don julio, don Jose ,. don Css..
me B.anco Herrera,
Una distinguida sefiorita de ests
Capital que siempre toma i aici stivAs
en- los prep&rAciones de comparsas,
para bales de mxscaras, est& p,eps'
rando una para eli primer bai Q, en-
que muchas bsllas iran We tiaas de
.'Contrabandistas"
LA Corte de Diatrito de Msy.,
gt1sz condena al individu, Inocsncio
Santiago meses y 10 aias de car
Gel por el delito de sgses.6n.
..Por hAber cum piido condenA
fueron puestos en- lihsrtsd sys sr los
individuos Julian de Jes e., Manuel
Silva, Luoiano Blanco, Maria Ossro,
Rosa Montkf1 -zy Alfonso Sarrano.
Han entrado en- sumario ], 8 a. :.
sas que se s'guen B ,nito Cruz y
Juan Hernandez, acusAdos de hurto.
..Ha sido paesso en- libsrtad en-
Arecibo, RAm6a Medina por hAber
eumplido condena.
I'll eCfrculo Union. de Gays Y,
nos dirije atenta invitaci6n para el
bale de confiaIzs que en- los salones
de. dieh0 eentro ten Ar& lugAr el pro-
ximo Domingo. Muy reconocid 3
To- eortes comision que NOS invita-.
Ricardo Portela fac condenado
por el Jaez de Paz de San Francisco
a meses de arresto por Abaso de
conf1nza.
Por orden de- Juaz de PAz de Iss.
bella ha III esado en- 10 carcel de
Mayaguez el 1ndividuo Pedro Pagan
acnsado de perjurio.
De orden del Juez de Psz de c..
guas fac deEerida anochs en- Ell sitio
denominAdo 10 Chorrera, por los de.
tectivss Gatierrez y Vargas, ID indi.
vidua Rosalfa d1Izalez (a) Y Yabucoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

Cdmara de DelegadOs
Eztraoto de Ia session de hoy l9 Fbro.)

lhxtfacG0 ue La session. 0e noy l9 Ebro.)
Abri6se Il session lTla II, con las
formAlidades de costumbre.
SeeretArio ly6 una pe tiei6n de
don Francisco ArtssgA, de Csmuy,
solicitando una subvenci6n pare en- ]
War nm hijo Il Escneia Normal de
Rio Plearas. @ redo srchivads.
Sc presentaRon tres dict Sc enos
de las eomisiones permanentes que
quedAron incluidos en- Ii orden del
dia de hoy.
B lis on primera lectura. SO. Thi.
motea. Para Ii revision de 10 se..
ci6n a.. de IL Ley de Manicipali !.
dades
Sc lego ana invitaci6a de 10 Prin.
cipal de ID escuelA Nc K n.ey para
que lcs seh rss Delegates concs-
rrAn 6 laa fsstAs de dichA escuela en-
honor 6 Washington.
FL Secretario lee una eompni q.
cion del @. 3 dieiendo que "a ael
cuerpo pat 6 el H. B. 6mero so So
bre les deudaa de les Aboliaas Juntas
de e6rceles, CON una enmien la.
La CAmara concurri6 q dicha en-:
mienda
TAmbien concurri6 las b @ 90 el
Il. B. IA acbre 10 valdez de clertas
cOntrAtAs.
El Consejo solisita nombre 10 ca
mara dos Dele gados para que uniAos
al senior q Ii {, Comi .icnAdo dsl To.
terior conferansien con ell Gobsrns.
dor sobre los lfmites de los terrsnos
de la Puntilla.
Sc procedi6 6 10 discussion al FL B
NUN 8 del sefior Camufias, sebrs la
tasaci6n de 10 pr spieaad.
IL. autor 10 dsfiende extensamente
man festAndo In AsAmbIea que su
proyecto CD .decs 6 1, indignac On
que produce en- estA islA Ii f3rma en-
que hasta ah0rs se vienen hacienda
di shas tasaciOnes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

DE TOCADOR DE MENNEN DE TALCO BORATAnO
Para proporcionar comodidad y sosiego a las
criaturas, dsese siempre el de MENNEN. Para
calrnar ell fuego ardor de la navaja despues
de afeitarse, 1sese ell de MENNEN. Para dar un
tono natural y hermoso al cntis de la mui y un
Cuidado con los SUBSTITUTOS. Ell merito
aceptacion que tienen los POf.yOS DE MEANEN
DE TALCO BORATADO han producido numerosos
Ninguno es tan buenO como eli dc MENNi n. Este
difiere de. eilos en- principle propos1to. FL
legitimo tiene Ell retrato de MENNEN en- la taps
de cada cajita. Refuse t0dos los demas.
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Visitan el fuer-
to Solano

New York Febrero l9. 10. P. NJ.
Avisan de Caracas que varios Of
ciales de los. barcos de guerra ale
names han visitado Ell fuerte Sola-
no. Esto ha causado en- la Repd-
blica gran inquietud y general in
dignacion. La prensa censura en-
tonos en6rgicos esta actitud de Ale
mania, que es objeto de variados
concentrates en- Norte America y
Europa.
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Solicitud para entrar
EN- Ell
Lago Maracaibo

New York, Febrero l9 IL. P. M.
El comandante del vapor de que
rra aleman x2anther~, ha solicita-
do la entrada de este vapor en- ell
lago Maracaibo. Las autoridades
de este punto pusi6ronse en- comu-
nicaci6n con ell Presidente Castro,
y Sc ignora 10 que este haya re-
suelto. En- Caracas ha causado es-
ia noticia viva impression.
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Doctor Emilio CheVremOn1
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

De regreso de los Estados Unidcs
hA alberto su OFICINA DENTAL
Gale de San Francisco n1mero 80.
Frente 6 10 Capills.
Tomen los dulces en- almibar que
se vsnden nj lado del Ayuntamiento
nan: 80. Son de primers, hay de
mar zsna, hicacos, lechozAs, coco, o.
rejones y ciruelas. Seis classes de
dulces que es cuanto ne puede pedir.
Tambi6n se venden tabacos y eiga
rrillos.
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Ell LEGITlMO DE MENNEN.

Una cajita de POLyOS DE
TOCADOR DE MENNEN DE TAI.
co BORATADO, contiene mas
comodidad y provecho para
los hombres, mujeres y rlinos
que ninguna otra preparation
que Sc haya descubierto hasta
el dia. No solo es un lujo, sino
una necesidad. Para calmar
Ell ardor del chtis desollado,
los sarpullidos, quemaduras
de sol, y demas afecciones de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19
AL BEILO SEXO

Todas aquellas que tengan
su cults manchado con pecas
panos etc, basta para que de-
saparesca con usar ell Rene
dio Turco de Sidi-Amazz Que
vados.
De venta, en- la Farmacia de
F. Guillerllety.
Por ma yor. G. Mulet.
Mayagiez, PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

;iOye!! Tribur ic, para donde vas
tan temprant A casa de s.. Melon
8 Ca, Fortaleza saquina San Justo,
6 comprar unas telas para que mi hi
iita Sc hsga nm trsis, pues me dicen
que allf est& el mejor surtido de es.
to Capital.
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Alenania
suscitando nuevos
conhictos

New York, Febrero 10 IL. P. M.
Otras noticias atribuyen a Ale<
mania la intencion de suscitar nue.
vos conf1ictos con Venezuela, pues
La conducta que observan los bar
cos de guerra de aquella nacion asi
10 indican manifestamente.
Los venezolanos estan muy excl
tados con Ell proceder de A1emania
despues de levantado ell bloqueo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

Cnando convene faci.itAr Il desa.
rrollo de las j6venes. 9 cnando es
precise normAliz sr el trabsjo men.
sual, NADIA hay tan r&pido v efiesz
como Lac s.PILDORAS RECONST :
TUYENTES DE VALE g. CAN
CIO"
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clBlEfRlMls
SERVICIO ESPEOIAL
DIN
|" LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Abuses de los
alenanes

New York, Febrero 10 IL. P. M.
D cen de Washington que los
alemanes estan abusando de la sus-
ceptibilidad de los venezolanos. No
obstante habeTse levantaao el bio
queo, los barcos alemanes hacen
maniobras sospechosas en- las cos
tas y en- los puertos para provo
car la sensibilidad del pueblo ve-
nezolanO.
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NOTICIAS

CoNS;sJo A I. ~ AiADRES. - El iarabe caImanre
lie WinsoW debe siempre que los nios
sstan ei peri, de Il dsnsicon proporeOna asio
turai tranquo alvia e door eI aagelito despiera
muy vyo alegre rs muy agradabie a paladar, calma
Giles las funciones del est6mago regula los estinos
Es ii meior remedo oonocdo para la diarrea va pro-
yenea esta de La dentci6n de cualguiefa oa causa
T6npase mucho cuidado en- pedir el Jarabe Claimants
de n SeHora Winslows ea'el Ineiox de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

Mr. Romero Haxahusent, da
classes de ingles, en- su casa Gale
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de8 SO
de 10 noche, & dos pesos mensua-
aS. ID
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ESPECIFICOS HC

ESPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI
COS DE HUPHREYS de ventaI por
Rsf Ael Castro Gonzalez, Fortaleza
81 Sc regala uu manual para su uso
en- espAf1ol 6 ingl6s &aquellos que 10
soliciten.
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POR MAS De sEsENTA AMOS.

REMEDIO ANTIGUA z BIEN PROBADOs
nsado por MILLONES DE MADRES para hijos, en- 81
PERIODo DE DENrIcIoN, con ExITo CoMPLETo. TRAN
QUIIIZA Ia CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS, AL1V1A
ToDos Los DOLORES, CURA FL CoLIco vENToso. es q
mejor remeo para DIARREA De venta Las BOTICAa
del mundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW,
ACEpTEIS
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Estudios de
los alemanes
en- el puerto de Maracaibo

New York, Febrero 10 IL. p. M.
Sc asegura que los alemanes es-
tan sacando fotografias de las for
tificaciones de Venezuela, y que su
intencion al solicitar la entrada al
lago de Maracaibo, es la de estu-
diar ell puerto q fin de conocer los
bancos de arena que hacen peligr ,
sa 6 inaccessible, casi su entrada:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

En esta imprenta Sc vende pspsl
viejo & 81. 40 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19
Linea @rrea del Oeste
IT i N E. r ARI O..
Salidas de Bayam6n , Capital si-
muItan0am0nto.

BMetes baratos para dias hshNos
Il Czase. ga Case.
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta. ....... S0.25 S0.16
De Bayam6n Catano, ida
y vuelta. ........... .15 10
Billete ordinario de Capital Catano On
g clase 8 ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 Noviembre de 1902.
Ramon Valdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-19

Sc VENDE Q. to acreditado esta.
ble cimiento ror NJ poderlo atender
su daefo. Baena c ientsla. buen si
ito, y busnos negocios son las ga
rantfas para el qae compre. Ea el
mismo eatablecimiento infosmar4 =
Is va
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TARJETAS de vista con &C bre
= sin ellos, se hsesA IN sls Co
e..a >eHAensix , --sz'eA-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20

Threatos to blow up tho Plaza ho-
tel. large structure fronting Lincoln
park, In Chicago. have been made to
William Hall, manager Of tho building.
In an anonymous letter which names
as an alternative tho payment OF $500.
The letter was turned over 20 the po-
lice and a trap laid for the wrlter but
he failed TO appear. The writing Is
similar to that OF other lettors which
havo recently annoyed wea thy resi-.
dents OF the noIshhor.ug Lake shore
Drive district.