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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-09

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are not acquainted with some Of
its most important functions.
Our little booklet Money
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these in a readable manner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-09
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Succession Delaneuville.

Dams une revision du jugement rendu
par la cour d'appels du cinquieme cir
cult dams raffaire de la succession de
Nine veuye Adolphe Delaneuville, la
cour supreme d6crete que lie dit Juge-
ment doit etre annule. que lie contrat Gle
vente de Nine Delaneuville d William
Duhe devient nul, ct que la proprlete
qui en- faisait lie sujet appartient a la
succession; que les droits des defen-
deurs, en- ce qui concerne les debourses
fats en- vertu du dit contrat, ct ceux de
la succession en- ce qui cencerne fusage
ct la jouissance de la propriete, soient
reserves: que lie cas- soft renvoye la
cour de district pour etre considers con
formement aux vues de la decision, les
d4fendeurs au process devant payer les
frais des procedures.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Correspondence dune Menaaere.

Je reprends le fill souvent brise d,
mon article, ct, aidee de Joachim, qu
hane pour lie moment, je vais tacIer de
ie tirer Jusqu'au bout-pas Joachim
mals lie I'll. En- lie caressant un peu, i'aj
reussi lie decider me dire ce que c'est
que les mauvaises langues.
-Mais, vieille sotte, m'a-t-iI dit Ell
faisant Paimable, tn ne sais done pas
que &c sont les commeres qu'on appelle
CONNIE ca?
Les commeres! me suis-ie ecrie >
surprise. Comment les commeres Mais
les commeres ces sont les marraines.
n'est-ce pas, CONNIE les parrains ce sont
les comperes? Je voudrais bien sayoir
en- quoi ca rend mauvaise langue de
servir de marraine.
-Tu NY es pas, ma chere. Tn mot
veut quelquefois dire differences chooses
Une marianne est la commere du COM
pere qui tient la chandelle auand on
bapfise un enfant, c'est vrai. Mais "a
Sc dit aussi dune femme qui salt toutes
les nouvelles ct qui en- jase tort ct a
travers. Ellie en- fait des commerapes
Dun rien dn tout, une conlmere salt
falre quelque chose, ct passant de Ian
que de commere a langue de commere.
Ga hnit par, devenir une atfaire ct CT
s'appeileun conte-pas un conte CONNIE
ceux qui sont dams les Hvres, mais une
hlstoire pleine de mechancete. t.e.t
tout ce que je puis te dire. Si tn veux
en- savoir advantage. va consulter Nine
Hagrllle, mais n'oublie pas d'emporter
le petit avec toi cette fois, car je n'ai pas /
envie de fAire Ia maman aujourd,hui.
ce fut un bon conseil que me donna
a Joachim. Des que j'eus explioue 4 /
ma voisine le but de ma visite, ellie me
lit: - 1.-
Ga tombe bien a propos, Nine .Joa-
him Je viens de lire mon .scanarlu
t j'y al trouve un article sur le suiet
lul vous preoccnpe. Tenez, lisez-le ct
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the
maintenance OF the public roads of the parish
OF 81. John the Baptist for the two wears he.
ginning March IL. 1905, ending March 10, 1907
unuer 'ne conditions and subject to the spe-
c'heations on file with the president and the
secretary of the Police Jury.
contracts for the right and left banks will
De awarded separately and the right is spe.
ciaiiy reserved to reject any and all bids as
the Jury may select.
bios must De in the bands of the president
on or before the I'd day of February. 1905
EMILE LAURENT,
Secretary pro tenn
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

lier pays, les files doiyent Sc marier
avant d'atteiadre Page de vingt ans,
raee legal du marriage etant de seiZe
ans pour les files ct dix-neuf ans pour
les garcons Mais la condition de la
file thibetaine differe materiellement
de celle de la file americaine quand ellie
entire dams ralliance matrimoniale, car
en- Sc mariant ellie ne noue pas lie lien
matrimonial comme simple indIyldu,
mais avec toute sa famille, de cette fa-
con compliquee: 81 un fills afne epouse
une file aimee, toutes les snurs de la
mariee deyiennent ses femmes; sill
epouse une file cadette, les smurs plus
jeunes que repousee lui appartiennent
aussi, ainsi de suite. En- meme temps, 81
repoux des freres, lis sont consideres
CONNIE les epoux de ses femmes, ct ce-
pendant avec toutes ces complications
domestiques il n'existe pas de jalousies
ct lie divorce est tres rare. C'est une
chose tres commune de voir une femme
Sc pronener lie soir accompagnee dune
douzaine de maris.
II y a, dams lie pays, trente hommes
pour une femme, ct dependant c'est le
beau sexe qui gouverne lie villain. La
femme Y possede plus d'energie que
rhomme, qui est timide, effemine ct
manque des attributs qui caractarisent
Phomme d'occident. La Thibetaine
nest pas jolie, ct dependant ellie possede
une influence fascinatrice sur les pele.
rims qui, chaque aimee, Sc rendent dams
lie pays. Les jeunes files sont tres co
quettes ct possadent a fond Part dt
tiirter. Islles ne sont pas chiches de L
vue de leurs bellies epaules ct la moln
/ Dire provocation elles les decouvren
pour charmer leurs admirateurs. Ce
pendant Ia loi force les files a porte
un embleme qui est le signe de la chas
tets.
Voici comment Sc font les marriage
dams ce pays: il y a, entire deux villa
ges, une hutte basse qui s'appelle Il
sshambang" Files ct garcons sly ren
dent ct chacun allume un feu. 81 un
file plaft un garcon, il Pinvite aveni
sc cEauffer son feu. Celia est consi
fes dc y n6uff1tdre aux parents de /,
file, qui, en- les acceptant, consenten
au marriage. line reste plus d ramou
reux qua pay r une petite somme al
pere. La cere.nonie du marriage sopert
alnsi: un patentat pique avec un cou
teau Ilndex de la main droite de cha
Gun des conjoints, ct lie sang degoutte
des deux pleasures dams un boil d'eau et
Sc melange, ce qui consomme lie contrat.
Lepoux ma plus qua frotter du beurre
sur lie front de sa femme ct ellie ct ses
s9urs puinees lui appartiennent en-
commun avec ses freres.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
DeceS.

LIE 10 ianvier est decedee Nine Sully
Chabaud. nee Philomene Corlnne 10
drigue, file de sieur Faustin Rodrigue
ct de dame Aimee Desnoyers. Ellie fut
victime de la maternite ct un enfant
dun mois lui survit.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Notice.

Wanted fourteen (14) white public school
teachers for the parish of st. John the Bapt-
lst. holding third grade certificate. salary
thirty dollars $500 per month.
All applications must be submitted to Chas
E. Gendron. Parish Superintendent ON or
before January IS, 1905.
Edgard P. O.. La, January ?. 1904
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
FROM SELLERS.

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists refund money if PAZ6
o1NIMENT fails to cnre any case, no
matter OF how long standing, in to IA
days. First application gives ease and rest.
Que. Ii your druggist hasn't it send SOC
In stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., st. Louis. Mo.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
| UEILLETTES.

/ = &
En- amour. lhomme cherche le plaisir
La femme, lie bonheur.
q a q
Quand on SQUIRT de tout, c'est qu'or
est bien triste.
Au cafe.
Comment en- cette saison. vous re-
clamez une pale pour boire votre absin-
the +?
-Oui, jai promis a ma femme de ne
pas approeher un verre d'absinthe de
mes levres.
NJ Durapiat etait perplexe l'appro
che des etrennes. Ne pouvant cepen-
dant deroger cette coutume il dit sa
femme:
Que veux-tu que je te donne?
--Je me sais pas, mon ami.
-Tu ne sais pas... Eth bien lie te
donne... un an pour refiechir.
On discutait ferme la question de
Forigine des etres, ct lon en- etait arri-
We poser les termes de leternel cercle
Vicieux: Est-ce Ieuf qui a fait la
pouie Est-ce La poule qui a fait
'euf?' quand un assistant que cette
discussion horripilait, pose brflle-pour-
'olnt La question, du reste congrue:
EFT qui est-ce qui fait le coke?
Silence absolu. On Sc regarde...
Et finterrupteur, dun air placide ct
lien detache des speculations metaphy-
iques:
-Cest fusine gaz T..
CONNIE il est courbe, dit quelqu'un
designant fepoux. /
-Cest pour faire croire a un maria
9 d'inclination...
f-4' .
-Qu'est-ce que j'apprends! Cabas-
IT TIA donne une gifes
--Oui, ct tu comprends que je ne suis
IS reste col.
-Tu lui en- as rendu deux? j
Non, mais ie lui al dit de mon air q
plus meprisant: sVous vous lasserez e
utot que moi a ce jeu-la, mon petit =
onsieur !"
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Euchre Club.

Une reunion du st. John Progressive
Euchre Club aura lieu demain, lie 22. a
Tissue de la messe, pour proceder a l'e-
lection de nouyeaux officers.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Marriage.

LIE mercredi IS ianvier, a 4 heures du
soir, eu lieu, rEglise st. Pierre, lie
marriage de NJ. Georges Haydel ct de
Mile Lillian Englade.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

HAS STOOD THE TEST rs YEARS
The old, original GROVES Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are tax
ing. IL Is IRON and quinine in tasteless
form. No cure, no pay. Soc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Notice to T4n-Payers

Notice is hereby gwen that the State and
rarish taxes for the year 1904 also poll taxes
Tor the said year due by the male inhabitants
over ane age OF II years, as per list on file in
my office, are now due and coIleetable and
unless paid within the time prescribed bv
law. the same will be collected with interest,"
and costs. 'o''
PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
sherlf's Office, Parish of st. John the Ban.
tist. November IL. 1904. LAP
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

whereas Edward Conrad of the parish ofst
1 5ohn the Baptist, has, this day, filed in this
nGaft an application to be appointed ad.
'nin,strator p,,a1. OF the aforesaid succession:
1t may concern to show cause. in wr;,;na ""oni ~
the Judge of the said Court, within ten davo ~
IRON rom Ihe hrst publication hereof, why said
Application % should not be granted.
witness. the Honorable L Gaudet. .Jndoe
L. S. and the seal of the said Court. at the
.a;a parish OF st. John the Baptist. afore.
ID. 1905. oi January, A.
ZENON MILLET,
Clerk of Court,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
Journal 0iliciel
DE La PAROISsE ST. JEAN-BAPTIsTE
EFT DU BUREAU DES EcOLEs.
CHAS. LAssEIGNE. REDAorEuR.
ADJOURNMENT t.:

In An. sI.5o. Six Mois. IS cents.
Une remise ie 33 pour cent est faite aux
aoonnss qui patent d'avance on dams lie pre-
snier rnois de l'abnnnememt. Apres ce temps
II Fest plus fait de remise
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

dent, Miss Ida Perilloux.
The following programme has been
arranged:
SATURDAY NIGHT.
3Far Away Where Angels Dwell :,
song by twenty-five girls.
aThree Scenes in Drunkard's Life /,
by Mr.. Fernand and Miss Ida Perilloux.
always in the Way, song by Miss
I. Trepagnier.
4The Quarrel dialogue by Misses
T. and F. Norton.
Subscribing to Missionary Fund by
Mr.. c.. Boudreaux, Misses r. Montz, V.
Cambre, r. Boudreaux, |. Trepagnier.
aLes Lutins song and dance by
Misses O. and P. Vicknair.
aLeonore' Misses V. Keating and L.
Perilloux.
Advertising for Servant Misses
I. and S. Trepagnier, r. Montz, V.
/ Cambre.
hatle Lec anu w Ii1lC oIdy AOSAeo
ton by Miss P. Vicknair.
Fisher -maidens Drill, with song
In the Village by the Sea-, by eight
cen girls.
aGood bye. My Blue Bell by eight
cen girls. four boys and Miss Ida Pc
rilloux as Blue Bell.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
3Salutation by Miss T. Norton.
@My Country, with drill, by eight
cen girls and four boys.
sHello Central, song by Miss I
Norton.
@Lady Clare, recitation by Miss V
Cambre.
aThe Drunkard's Family, by Messrs
s. and l.. Millet and Misses O. Anel
and M. Millet.
TstfIa 1'hinos TAli - lsv Miss ti'r6
School. song by Miss E. Norton.
, Jonathan's Daughters ,, Misses I
Cambre. I. Trepagnier. o. Allen and S
Irepagnler.
Acurfew must not Ring To night b,
Miss Ida Perilloux.
1Please Mamma buy me Baby, b,
Misses V. Cambre and O. Allen.
Complimentary close.
After the programme, dancing, under
the direction of the acharge d'affaires'
Mr. y. Cambre. We sincerely hope to
see faces from far and near. It is true
That we cannot entertain them with the
acting of Sarah Bernhardt, nor the sing
ing OF Patti, and far less with the music
OF Paderewski, but we shall endeayor to
please all those present.
FROM SELLERS.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

On Saturday, January 2Sth and 29th,
1905, grand concert will be given at
the residence of Mr.. ii. Trepagnier, IN
ST. Charles parish, by the Blue Bell
Club, under the direction of the presi-
dent. Miss Ida Perilloux.
The following programme has been
arranged:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

n.y un pays dams lie monde, avec
nne population de plus de 5000, 900 d a.
mes, on il ny pas une seule vieille
lille: c'est le Thibet. Dams ce sineu-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

Les hotels de Wichita, Kan, ont re-
fuse Sc recevoir Booker I. Washington,
uui etait venu faire une conference
dams cette vile mercretli ct Pami de
Roosevelt etc oblige d'aller coucher
chez un noir
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-01-21

Tn incendie detruit, la Nouvelle-
Orleans, mardi matin, la "4oung Mems
Hebrew Building, T." Atheneum ct
une eglise aliemande. Tn homme a
peri dams Fincendie.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
GETS LICENSE TO MARRY; "
is ARRESTED FOR THEFT
BRIDE.TO-BE ACCUSED BY HER NEIGHBoRs
Charged With Stealing Jewels From One Woman to Present tC
Another-Wedding Necessarily Delayed Until Pros
pective Groom Can Provide Bail

Instead Of standing at the marriage
altar yesterday afternoon as had been
her plan, pretty Agnes Blair, or Agnes
sammis, was arraigned in Police Judge
Chambers court on the charge of petit
larceny.
Just an hour after Max A. Mathew
son had secured the marriage license
Miss Blair was arrested by Detectives
sherron and Murphy on the complaint
Of Miss Ruth Goldsboro of 15t West
Eighteenth street. who charges the
young woman with stealing a bracelet
worth $12.
Three days ago Miss Blair left the
employment of Mrs. ]. H. Revell OF 145
West Eighteenth street where she was
working under the name of Sammis as
a domestic. Hardly had she left the
premises when Mrs. Revell discovered
that a valuable crescent brooch was
missing. During the time that Miss
Blair had been employed by Mrs. Re-
veil many articles of jewelry and fancy
bric-a-brac disappeared but this was
not connected in any way with Miss
Blair.
Mrs. Revell went across the street to
Miss Goldsboros home to talk of the
loss, when to her surprise she saw that
Miss Goldsboro was wearing the miss
ing crescent. In the explanation that
followed it was learned that Miss Blair
had made Miss Goldsboro present of
the jewelry. Miss Goldsboro then
asked Mrs. Revell if she had seen
gold bracelet in the possession of Miss
Sammis. Mrs. Revell stated that she
had. When this became known in the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
RAILWAY OFFICIALS GO
ON TROLLEY EXCURSION
General Manager SCHNEIDER Of Pacific
Electric Entertains Party OF
Friends on Beach Trip

General Manager A. D. SCHNEIDER of
the Pacific Electric Railway company
took a party in the private car 31S to
Newport Beach yesterday and had as
his guests Thomas Dean, president of
the Ocean Shore railway, a scenic line
which is building from San Francisco
to Santa Cruz, distance of about
eighty miles; C. L. Cory, consulting
electrical engineer and head of the me-
chanical department of the University
of California; Sidney Sprout. engineer;
William Mecca, Downey Harvey and
Walter Martin of San Francisco, who
are associated with Mr.. Dean, as well
as President L. T. Garnsey of the Re-
dondo railroad; Howard E. Huntington,
general manager of the Los Angeles
railway; Traffic Manager j. Mcmillan,
Chief Engineer George e. Pillsbury,
Engineer of Maintenance Of Way Mel
vile Dozier, Consulting Electrical En-
gineer r. S. Mason, Purchasing Agent
C. F. Brady, Advertising Agent H. s.
Kneedler and Superintendent F. Van
vranken of the Pacific Electric.
Leaving Los Angeles at 10 a. m. the
car was run over the new line to New
port Beach, upon which a great deal
of praise was bestowed by the party.
After dinner at the hotel the car pro-
ceeded to Long Beach and from there
to San Pedro, returning to the city at
p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

nelghborhood other missing articles
were located.
It appears that Miss Blair stoleffrom
one family to make presents to another
and in this way made herself popular.
A detective visited her at her parents
home in Linda Vista previous to the
discovery of the bracelet affair and
asked her to call at the detective head
quarters to explain the disappearance
of the brooch. In the meantime Miss
Blair disappeared and when the COM
plalnt was issued the detectives could
not find her at her home.
Finding that Mrs. Revell had discov-
cred her thefts the girl fled to a hotel
at Main and Fifteenth streets where
she was found yesterday. When she
entered the hotel she said she was mar
ried to Mathewson but It has since
come to light that they were planning
to be married yesterday or today, and
while Mathewson was after the license
his bride-tobe was being taken to the
police station.
When arraigned before the police
judge Miss Blair gave her name as
Blair and her age as 20 years and
stoutly maintained that she knew Moth
ing of the charge. She was held in the
sum of $50 bail.
At 0 o'clock last night Mathewson
went to the police station In possess
sion of $50 and a marriage license with
the avowed purpose of furnishing bail
for Miss Blair and having the wedding
solemnized at once. The money was
deposited with Desk Sergeant McKen-
zie and the girl was released.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
UINTAH REGISTRATION
RUSH DRAWS TO CLOSE
Commissioner Richards Petitioned to
Change Ruling Respecting Ap-
plications by Veterans

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, Aug a.
The Uintah registration rush in this
city apparently is at an end. Only
about 500 homeseekers came in on to-
days train. Three of the register
clerks were relieved from duty here
today and ordered to report to A. w.
Richards, commissioner of the land de-
partment at Provo. Utah.
Mayor I. N. Dunning and the cham
ber of commerce have. telegraphed to
Commissioner Richards asking him to
change the ruling rejecting registration
applications of veterans on blanks not
furnished by the government.
Five hundred veterans in eastern
states who have used such blanks, it
is asserted, will not have time to Sc
cure and file the government blanks
before the close of registration.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
SCIENTISTS TO SURVEY
NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN
SEEK INFORMATION AS TO MAG
NETIc FORCES
Present Charts Used by Navigators
Are Regarded as Unreliable, Being
Made From Island Observations
and Affected by Local Disturbances
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-A mag
netic survey of the North Pacific
ocean will be inaugurated within the
next few days by the department of
international research in terrestrial
magnetism of the Carnegie Institution
of Washington.
A wooden sailing vessel, the brig
Galilee, has been fully adapted for the
and it is expected that she will sail
the latter part of the week on her first
seasons work.
The object of the expedition is to
secure precise data of the distribution
of the magnetic forces over the Pacific
ocean. Except for data from occa-
sional expeditions and such as were
acquired in wooden vessels a long time
ago the present magnetic charts used
by the navigator over this region de-
pend largely upon the observations on
islands along the coasts. Such land
observations, however. are rarely rep
resentative of the true values because
of prevalent local disturbances. 1t is,
therefore, impossible to make any
statement as to the correctness OF the
present charts.
The director Of the work is DIR. L. A.
Bauer, who Is likewise In charge of the
magnetic work of the United States
coast and geodetic survey.
The scientific leader and commander
of the Galilee will be j. F. Pratt Of the
United States coast and geodetic sur
vey, who has had thirty years expert
ence in astronomical. geodetic, hydro
graphic and magnetic work. The mem
bers of the scientific corps are DIR. j..
Hobart Egbert magnetic observer, sur
geon and naturalist; ]. p. Ault, mag
netic observer, and v. w. Whitney,
magnetic observer and watch officer,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

Prof. Flinders. the Egyptologist, has
discovered in the Sinai peninsula the
ancient temple OF seabit Ell Khadem.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
DISMISS CASE AGAINST
NUNNALLY FOR FORGERY

By order of Deputy District Attor-
ney Fleming the complaint against os-
car Nunnally, charging him with for
gerry. was dismissed in Judge Pierce's
court yesterday. 1t was charged that
Nunnaly. who was formerly district
assessor, forged his sisters name to
a $500 check in favor of Mrs. Eleanor
Odea
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
GouLD's LIEUTENANT IS
BUILDING RANCH HON E

A. C. Bird, traffic manager of the
Gould lines, has begun the, construc-
ton of a beautiful residence on his
ranch at Compton and from the amount
of money being expended on the prop
erty local railroad officials are of the
opinion that Mr.. Bird has decided to
spend the larger portion of his time
in California. Mr.. Bird spent the month
of April in and about Los Angeles and
at that time expressed himself as desir-
Gus of making his permanent home in
this vicinity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
SPECIAL OFFICER CHARGED
WITH EXACTING MONEY

the corner of Main and Forty-second
streets, is wanted by the police on the
charge Of exacting money from neigh
bors when he takes up a stray horse or
COW. 1t Is charged that Bartlett takes
up animals and holds them in his pos
session until he has visited the owners
and offered to sell the stock back. If
the owner refuses to pay the animal is
turned over to the pound master.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
TERRIBLE "cUsSING" Is
RESPONSIBLE FOR FINE

Too great a command of abused
queens English caused A. M. Ramerez
to be fined IS in police court yesterday.
He was arrested upon complaint of NJ.
S. Sofa, $40 South Grand avenue. who
alleges that Ramerez used terrible
words in "cussing" him few days ago.
Sofa pursued his detractor several
blocks and caught up with him. when
a policeman was called and took Ra-
merez to the police station.