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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-09
Retreta

La Baada lie Ia Policia Insu,ar eje
cutara maiiana las siguientes pleas
en- la Plaza BaIdorioty, con arreglc
al siguiente
PROG RAMA
I-Marcha, .'Campanone". Wuest
tand,
2 Sinfonia. ,Idealistic" Brooks.
5-Selecci6n de la Zarzuela, "El
Duo de la Africana" Caballero.
4-Vals con variaciones de cornetfn,
"El Morenito". Juich.
5-Gran Fantasia Francesa, "Suces
des Concerts de Bande Fremers sberg.
o. Estreno) Two step Team Ate
mas" Rios Ovalle.
7-.'Dutch Patrol. Restorff
81 Estreno) Danza LA nina NAL.
criada", S. Latre.
Himro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-09
Los tembOlres de TERRA
EN- LA INDIA

Londres. 24-El teniente goberna-
dor de la provincial de Pounjab, ha de.
clarado en- un discurso que el no cree
en- ell n1mero excessive de victim rs que
han proclsmado los periodicos, tratan-
dose de un pals habtado por 25o,ooc
habitantes ell una superficie de zoe
millss cuadradas porque todas las
casas habrfan sido destrufdas muer-
tos sus habitantes.
E gobierno ha hecho un lamamien.
to ia carload pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-09

dose ei pis,o de Greer que es,a-
ran lak inscialvs &c sus rem
hgss cn q esoudo DC Puerto
Rico. caando 10 cue dsecn acne.
las dos 'csras c. ~ kSgs sSn D.
N,llamcnte
Zero toaas rxsaS son menu p
denc,as. rellcnoS virutas del AZ
'le1le que esis plagsdO dc con
iraliociones. de eirores N &c
iorpczaS como Ia dc que los
prerierfiQ9cnos no cambiArian
pr NADIA del nundo IA por 81
antigua b.nteta. a que ahora
aamea sohre los casti.loS. des
pues de haber dicho en- el Con.
selo Executive cuando la me-
morable discussion bo'Teguesca
que los ameTlCanOS 10 habriau
logrado imprlmir la mas ligera
hueIla de simpatia en- Puertl
Rico. durante el tempo cue lie
van auui
10 esencial del articulo e
mas grave de 10 que parece. \
| a continuation de la serie de
simplezas Y vulgsr.dades, que
es de rubrica en- todos estos ar
ticulos que hacen por deporte
los funcionarios de Ia clase de
Mr.. CCrbin. surie con el disimu
10 consiguiente, el pensamientC
que predomina en- toio trabajC
de caracter ohcioso V de ten
dencias aquilinas.
En- ell articulo que estamo:
comentando, no podia faltar e
estribillo. de la adaptaci6n; (:
declr de ia anulacion latina er
obseq uio a la preponderanci;
sajona.
Para discnlpar esta monstruo
sidad. ha diCho primero el arti
cul:sta que los natlvos, ST bier
eS cierto que ven con un liger(
sentimiento al princlpio, la dc
saparici0n de sus antiguas le
yes y Costumbres, bien pront(
Sc dan cuenta de que les con
vienen mas las que Sc fundar
en- los grandes principles de l.
Constitution americana.
Como 81 todas las ConstituCio
mes democl atiCas no estuvieSer
fundadao en- iguales principles
Y esa adaptaci0 !, esa con
version. eSa tranSsustanciaci6r
de 10 que es puertorIique-
no 4 II que es americana, pa
Ia que desaparezCa Ell el in
menso vientre de la me tr0po
Ii, dice Mr.. Corbin que debe sci
ell bieto principal del gobiern(
y d. pueblo. porque para el no
vel articulista Puerto Rico nC
| ?uede vlvir. ST no vive la vida
n0rtelmeriCana como ST fuers
possible ESQ. como ST no hu
biera viviiO CuatrOCientOs amos
como 81 a pesar de haber vi
vldO en- COntactOo intimOs '
en- relaciones :estrechas las do;
razas en- Europa, no preva-
lecieran anbas con sus ras
gOS dlStlntOS. con suS COstum
breS. sus leyes y sus artes, cor
todo 10 que EN- elias es tiplco Y
propio. sin rendirse la una Ia
'otra sin entregarse rendlda Ii
que este mas debil, la que parez
ca mas soIa y COmbatida POI
t0daS las vlolencias, acOsada Dol
lnaudltas agresiOnes; porque
una AID icaci0n de este genero
no cs una manera de ser tole-
rantes, de ser condescendientes
sino un atentado contra la pro.
pia vida, un Cobarde suicidio co
leCtivO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-09
Desde Washington
9 De Abiil

de Abiil
De un momcuto otro sc espcra un
Trffalgar zero lquien sera el NeIson'
JSera ell japon6s Togo ell rpso Ro-
jestvensky2
Los peritos nava'es americanos vo-
ian por Ell jail ones, e cual 81 es infe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-09
NOta del dfa

Leslie " GNkAA Abu RAGANA-
stones dc estudlar .os problemaS
puerto-riquenos
FL per,odico recomienda i sus
lectores el aTuiculo de Mr.. Cor
bin. dIciendo que ls han auxi
liado en- su obra magma el go
bernador de Puerto hico V Mr..
Post.
ESQ no es una recommendations
ESQ es una agrdvante. Porque
ningun periodista-v permltase-
nos Greer que 10 sea Mr.. Corbin
= tiene la ocurrencla. que es
mas que peregrina gedeonica,
de pedir informes los gober-
nantes de un pals. cuando sc
Quieren estudiar problemas de
cuva existenCia aCaso puedan
aparecer responsables.
Por 10 viStO. eS Capaz MIR. Cor
bin 81 10 mandan a Russia a eo-
tudJar el mOcimiento revolu
Clonario. de consular al Gar
sobre el derecho que tengan los
.rebeldes para mantener Ell esta
do latente de prOtesta.
Sin embargo, el colega norte-
americana. lIena mas de una
pagina con el artiCulo de Mr.
Corbin. que pareCe lnspirado Y
escrlto por Mr.. Post; tan des
diChadO reSulLa'
Tiene verdaderas ocurrencias S
de un infantilismo conmOvedor.
Admite la exlstencia de la
crisis eCon0mica, Clerto que la
hay; poro es por que los puer
toIrlqueno quieren Como que
Sc han empenado en- que los
productos del pals son el cafe,
azucar y tabaco. Ocurrencia
mas peregrina !...i decir que el
cafe es ell proIucto puertoIrl-
queno por eXcelencia!
tY la sanseyerla, J las Chinao
Y Ell algcd0n7
Pero es que aqui Ell pueblo
Vlve de caprlchos. segun Green
Mr.. Post y Mr.. Corbln. Y St ha
empenado ahora en- que no hay
aaivaci0n para Ia crisis. s. no
viene la protection arancela-
ria.
De Mr. Wluthroph no deci-
mos NADIA, pOrque Ell gobernador
ha rec0mendado siempre la in
sistencia Ell pedlr la protection
arancelarla para que Sc compile
te el cab0taje; ha invitado a
conferenCias. en- Santa Catalina.
a los cafeteros, ha robado su
lntere5 pOr nue,tra primera in
dustria. Y cuandO hace ESQ eS
p0rque entiende que el cafe es
10 esencial para nosotro5 Y 10
mas mportante de cuanto hay
que salvar en- el Orden material
del naufragiO de la colOnia.
Quien habla.e en- esos t6rminos
Y prOcede de esta suerte, no re-
comlenda 81 cambio de culti-
vos nj 10 insinua siquiera, con
la candidez que 10 hace Mir.
Corbin. en- el articulo ohcioso
de Leslie 5 Weekly"
Toda la cIlpa en- este desa
guisado debe tenerla Mr.. Post,
quien habra dado los ultimos
retoques al articulo, agregando-
le aquello de que los habitan-
ties del Sur de la isla, nunca
vienen al Norte, y que el mayor
namero de CaminoS abarata el
precio de los frutos, y otras
agudezas de este genero. en- Ell
que sc distlngue poderosamen
te Mr.. Post, que esta hecho una
especic de b0bye Ealbneno del
expansionislno, i fuerza de lucir
ha bilidadcs,. inventando cami
sas para quilias de buques; res
tltuyeudo escudos y desarro-
llando empresas t1pogratcas sin
contar con que acaso lie ha di-
cho MIR. Corbin. que los Reyes
catolicQs sc equivocaron, dan
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
DIGESTION.

Means less nutrition and in consequence
less vitality. When the liver fails to Sc
crete bile the blood becomes loaded VIII
bilious properties, the digestion becomes
impaired and the bowels constlpateo
Herbine will rectify this; it gives tono
TO the stomach, liver and kidneys
strengthens the appetite, clears and i'm
proves the complexion. infuses new If
and yigor to the whole system. 90 cent
a bottle. For sale by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
WORK.

That several small and independent
grading concerns in his State nave been
asked by the Western Pacific people az
to how many men and teams can be fur
nished this spring Is taken a another
indication that the road is to al last start
actual work within the borders of Utah,
says the SAT- Lake Tribune. In addition
to the Titan Construction Company there
are several other cases Of magnitude,
such as T~hompson's, coray Bros, the
Spriugville outfits and others, and it IL
extremely likely that each of these hrmr
or individuals will receive s~ub-contracts
from the head contractors, that is, if il
can be confirmed that Heney Of Seattle
has the blanket contract, as has been
published from time TO time.
tention Of the company to start construc-
ton from each end, and as each section
Is built, one from Salt Lake and the 9TH
er from Oakland, the track will at once
be put into operation by the construction
department which will greatly facilitate
the handling of material TO the fronts.
Not a person can be found locally who
believes that the road will not be built,
as recent developments have shown that
il is on a solid foundation and will be-
come the Pacific end OF the Gould line.
The only interest at present is the route
and the date for commencement of work
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
A lot of secondhand furniture in good
condition for sale. Inquire at this office,
REV. CARLISLE P. B. MARTIN. LII. D.

REV. CARLISLE p. B. MARTIN, LII Il.
of Waverly. Texas. writes: o a morn
troublesome collection of phIegm which
produces a cough and is very nard to
dislodge; but a small quantity of Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup will at once dis
lodge it, and the trouble is over. / know
of no medicine that Is equal to 1t, and
IL is SO pleasant to take. / can most cor
daily recommend 1t to all persons need
ing a medicine for throat or lung trou-
ble." Sold by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
Sold by Brown Bros.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CO-OWNER
State of Nevada, County of Humboldt,
to Carl 5chaber:
You are hereby notified that l have
expended one hundred dollars in labor
and improvements upon the Ida. Badenia,
Little Elsie and Little Rosa lode claims,
situated In Paradise Mining District.
county of Humboldt. State of Nevada,
as will appear by certificates filed and
recorded December 18th, 1904, in Boo: 81,
page 81, in the Office of the County Re-
corder of said county. In order to hold
said premises under the provisions of
section 1924. Revised Statutes of the
United States, being the amount required
to hold the same for the year ending
December 81. 1904.
And II within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion of such ex-
penditure as a your interest II
said claims will become the property of
the subscriber. under said section 1924.
CHARLES KELLER.
Dated Jan. IL. 1905. 1-12-4-10
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17

A. B. canman. Chicago, writes March
4. 1903: Having been troubled with Lum-
bago, at different times and tried on
physician after another, then diferen
ointments and nniments, gave 1t up al
together. SO / tried once more n got z
bottle of Billiards. Snow wnlcf
gave me almost instant relief | car
cheerfully recommend it, and VIII aae
my name to your list of sufferers
Sold b. Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
ANIMAL sTATEMENT

OF the Tenabo Mil & Mining Company,
for the year ending December Slst 1914
Location of mine, Cortez Mining DIS
trict, Eureka County, Nevada.
RECEIPTS.
Amount received from sale Of bull
lion, ore and by-product S60,SR.Z
DISBURSEMENTS.
Extracting ore, transportation to
reduction works and reduction of
1-12-20 f. A. MILLS, Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
ANNrrAL STATEMENT

of the Jackson Mining Company for the
year ending December slst, 1904:
Location Of min Eureka District, Eu-
reka county, State Of Nevada.
DIR.
To amount received from the sale
~ : FOR the .s1Os.9
CT.
Total expenses for the year......... zlo-Ie
1-fs-U THOS. j. READ. See'y.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
SHINE EN- UP

Jimmy Stewart at ]. A. Robinson's
barber shop. will hin shoes for all
Corners. He will call at your residence
and get ladies' shoes to polish and deliv-
er them made new" 12-3l-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
PLEASANT AND MOST EFFECTIVE

PLEASANT AND MOST EFFECTIVE.
II. j. Chambers. Ed. indicator, Liberty,
Texas, writes, Dec. rs. 1902:
with pleasure and unsolicited by you,
l bear testimony to the curative power
of Billiards. Horehound Syrup. l have
used 1t In my family and can cheerfuily
affirm 1t is the most effective and best
remedy for coughs and colds / have ever
used"
Sold by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
DIAMONDS CONDITION.

Conductor Jack Diamond, who was in
jured in the Winnemucca railroad yard
Sunday, is still at the Winnemucca San
itarium, doing very nicely. DR.. Samuels
will send him to the railroad hospital IN
San Francisco in a day or two. He has
entirely recovered consciousness. and II
nothing unforeseen happens ne will be
all right again In a month or two.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-17
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

United States Department Of Agriculture
winnemucca, New, jan. 1G, 1876
Mean barometer 500 inc1@s
Maximum temperature .........A degrees
Minimum temperature ...~.-..2 degrees
Mean temperature ............54 degrees
Normal temperature .....-...".D degrees
Prevailing wind direction ......"...NE
Precipitation
Minimum temp. Jan. I..........32 degrees
j. G. HAYDEN.
Tonight fair. cooler; Wednesday far,
cooler. McADIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

a gloom that deepened the moments passed
He approached his house from the rear, and as he
passed the shed he heard sudden violent commOtion
Within and instant later the ambient air was
filled with pine splinters and the resounding tattoo
of mules swiftly vibrating hoofs.
"Now 1ookey dar!" vocferated Uncle David.
gazing at the wreckage which Uttered the ground,
q done worked foah days buildin' dat dar barn,
and Use done got ter do hit all ovah ag in!
Whoa, dar, you fool Ephriam!" he continued,
raising his voice to high pitch. 'Doan you go
to gettin' rambunctious now, sub, Gaze we amt
gwine ter force de company oh dis heah low-bred
crittah upon yer. Yves gwine ter keep dis heah
affercanus in de pahah, is
Aunt Cyndia, singing 1ight-heartedly over her
work suddenly became conscious of a shadow in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for OCTOBER /. 1905

huge frame trembling with q sudden weakness and
her right hand violently waving the di-t-lo.h at
the intrudng animal, which stood regarding her in
tranquil serenity. Use gwine ter De killed. IS,
Use gwine ter be killed in jest minute.
Her husband, having at last quoted -He OBJ
streperous mule. heard her CRY and r.a0ed as
fast as he could to the rescue. But his way was
blocked by the cause OF the agitation
Heah, you Of fool" he CALCULATED a.-a-allg
the invader from the rear, 'whar -.e 1wires
Doan you know bettah dan to enter q -.-uen's
house widout invite? Whars so. manners
sub? Whar is dey?"
Srnarting beneath the repeated blows Of
Uncle David's cudge1 the great beast l1rched
forward and became wedged IN the narrow
doorway.
Oar now!" painted Uncle David, exhausted
you've gone and got yourself inter nice pickle
now, amt yer? What TO you-"
But his passionate address was suddenly cut
short by the sound of breaking glass. and hurry
ing around the corner of the house he saw Aunt
Cvndia roll head foremost out a window. Trans
fixed with renewed terror. he stood and stared
while his wife scrambled to her feet and gazed
defant1y at him, her hair disheveled her ewes
swapping vindictive1y and her bosom hltving with
indignation.
''Lookey heah, YOU mani" she cried. You 90
to bringin' el plants heah fer TO scar r- and Ise
gvine ter make hit cost YOU none. Use gwiue
ter break cherry winder and Isc gv--re ter smash
in cherry doah, You heah me"
"Now, Cyndy," expostu1ated Uncle David sooth-
ing1y, Il didn't go fer to scar you. ] Sc only"
You didn't go fer TO scar me- she Interrupted.
boiling with wrath What fer YOU bring dat dar
Wild animu1e heah fer den, How know .a- you've
got lions and tigers and 'noceroscs3 Wh.- YOU git
hit? Whar YOU git dat dar el plant. Tel r-= dat"
Uncle David shufied from one foot o. the other
and regarded her in humility Finally Il. spoke
g Lor me-" he said reassuringy, .da-s jest dat
dar elafus affercanus l dom drawed."
OATS hit" cried his wife accusinEl.- OATS Jest
hit Oar yo is, buyin' Iottahrv tickets. and yo
a deacon in de chuch. What you reckon ds
C9RtLnneI 9R f1cs y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

after it, his bosom heaving with a mighty appre-
henson regarding the nature of Cyndia's welcome,
and his befuddled brain searching vainly for some
plan relating to the final disposition of the brute.
Il Jest knowed Use gwine ter hab trubble, y
he soloquized. DE Lord done turn His face
away from Uncle Davy, count my backslidin'.
Dem dar lottahries is wicked in de sight O de
Lord, dats what dey is, and when deys held
on Friday, de thirteenth"
His soliloquy ended in a groan, and with down
cast countenance he shambled silently onward.
Turning into a side street, he glanced up sud-
denly and paused, shaking with mighty terror,
his face ashen possible for it to become
and his rolling eyes bullying from their sockets.
A funeral CortGge approaching him.
Oar nowl" he groaned, his teeth chattering
and the cold perspiration oOzing from every pore
meet funeral right in de middle O de road
If dat amt bad sign
The verificaton of his prediction, at least in
the present instance, swift and so obvious
that he stood immovable, frozen in abject fright.
The horses drawing the carriages seeming the
elephant from afar, reared and plunged in sud
den panic. The drivers frantcaly endeavored
to control the frenzied animals men and
1eaped from the carriages and a hundred voices
seemed calling out: Go back Go back!"
In an agony of despair, Uncle David grasped
the elephant by the tail though determined to
stay further progress by main force. The effect
was immediate and startling. With pOnderous
awkwardness the brute sank upon its knees, rolled
over upon it's side and lay PROSTATE in the road.
This seemed only to increase the frenzy of the
horses; it certainly caused the drivers to gcstc-
ulate more wildly. In vain Uncle David beat
the elephant with his club in vain he grasped its
tail and tried to lift it to its feet. The elephant
stubbornly remained PROSTATE, gazing benignly at
its new master. The careful training of months
was not to be overcome in a moment, and it
not until David reversed his tactics and lifted the
animals trunk that the brute rose 1aboriously to
its feet.
With a sigh of genuine relief, Uncle David drove
his prize around the corner; but as he followed
it homeward a deep melancholy settled upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

because you've heard OF her engagement -
Cliff: Not to Lew Ridley"
Mildred: The same. Isn't it pity"
Cliff: 4 don't know. Why
Mildred: oh their ages! She's older than he!'
Cliff: "Nonsensel Not more than a few minutes
Mildred: She is too. She's exactly as old as
[ al
Cliff Awful thought Lew's just my age"
Silence. do you consider that a disadvantage"
Mildred: 'What?"
Cliff THAT difference in ages
Mildred: Yes indeed! l consider that she
ought to have prevented his caring for her too.
She's six months more responsible than he"
Cliff: Stuff! l guess a man of twenty-six is
responsible enough How would she prevent his
caring? I'd like to know"
Mildred ''Oh, woman has WAYS She ALWAYS
knows when she's dangerous to man"
Cliff: 'Do you consider yourself dangerous to a
MANI"
Mildred Don't be foolish!'
Cliff: do you?"
Mildred: Il might be-to some elderly gentle
man. Not to little boys in kits
Cliff: do you consider yourself dangerous to me?"
Mildred: "Clif!"
Cliff: do vou?"
Mildred: Don't look at me like that Look
at the table-cloth, or-or-anythingl
Cliff: do you, Mdred2"
Mildred: "Oh, CHf, you mustn't please Eat
your 1uncheon"
Cliff; Hang the lunch! Answer my question
Mildred: You don't know what you're doing
I'm in the most awful predicament! The girls have
all accused me of you and was so sure YOU had
too much sense to for girl older than yourself
that | told them right and left there was nothing
in it-that we were just intellectual comrades.
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and seated herself in the
other, while her eyes roved in all directions. Sud
denly she withdrew her interest and concentrated
it on the menu man approached.
Mildred: elf Rolandl How YOU startled mel"
Cliff: You should have been watching for me"
Mildred: Watching? How was | to know you
were coming?"
Cliff: Didn't you say last night that you al
ways came here at about o'clock, and that you
invariably took the little table for two in behind
the palms, when it was vacant"
Mildred: But / wasn't talking to YOU
Cliff: You knew l within earshot, though
and you turned up this chair for too" He
seated himself joyfully
Mildred: Il never such assurance in my
life!"
Cliff coolly: ''Were you expecting anybody
ese?"
Mildred: 81 often turn up that chair just to
keep the table to myself"
Cliff: ''You didn't do it for that to-day Have
you decided what to eat?"
Mildred: mo- | haven't had a chance to think
of it yet
Cliff ''You doing close work on the menu
for sometime before you condescended even to
see me"
Mildred seized the card hastily and began to
study it again
Cliff: Il suppose you'll pick out some kind of
problem salad and an ice with a flower on the side
of the plate. Meanwhile, I'm going to order
corned-beef hash for two asparagus and coffee and
nut-bread-to begin with Mildred" beaming
across the table, Pm glad | came. Are your"
Mildred: Il don't know yet
Cliff, looking her steadily in the eyes: AREN'T
you glad Mildred?"
Mildred: depends on how you behave. Oh,
there goes Kittie Norton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

or else act as if I expected and
besides | felt perfectly safe-I never would
have done 1t if | hadn't But [ went and --onlised.
And now. Cliff, you mustn't. for ! Cant =. them
l never told of one in my life
Cliff: "One what"
Mildred: You know very Well,
Cliff: If YOU mean one propose .. -rarriage
of course you haven't told OF the Others hut this
is different We can't keep 1t secret forever
anyway. Mildred Besides, I'm not going 70 be
ashamed of it"
Mildred: Cliff Roland"
Cliff: Course I'm not! You go ahe.H and notify
the girls soon as you like I'd Ike tell few
of my friends too if YOU don't mind.
Mildred. Indignantly: There's nothlr tell. Sir.
Cliff: Fact! l haven't made the -r1o~aI vet:
but | will
Mildred oh no! Stop. please.
Cliff! But YOU haven't anythir. tell the
girls until l do
Mildred, almost weeping. Can E.r see that
don't want to tell the girls"
Cliff. Ooh You prefer to have an under
standing that will settle it between ma still let
you out of your promise to tell, Why Ndred-
Mildred: Don't call me willy Mildred.
Cliff, softly: Darling Mildred. .a. Is that
better?" No answer Dearest 1..l-e-. vii. YOU
accept the half of my"
Mildred: Cliff"
Cliff; OF my corned-beef ha~h.'
Mildred; oh! Yes thank y.u-
Cliff For life Mi dred?"
Mildred: "Oh. do be careful A-H" the IiIL>
would think ought to tell that
Chf: You ought TO answer IT FIRST F'r me-
dear?"
Mildred: II never dreamed liked 1orned-
beef hash so well until to-day.
elf, eNultantly That's YES,
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the room, and glancng up, beheld the head and
shoulders of an elephant protruding through the
open door. With loud cry, she dropped the pan
she was securing and fled terror-stricken, to the
farthest corner.
"Davy Davy! High, Davyl" she cried, her
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M ILDRED, at a restaurant table
IVl for two, tipped up one chair
L and seated herself in the
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serious; and l had to either promise
or else act as if I ..-.- -.i-and