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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-05
JU|C|O ORAL Y PUBL|CO
Contra Antonio Pa Santos PoT aSe'nato de don
Jose A, Pesane,
Separation de causas

cunia y ell dia % estaba gu caballo en-
Ia cuadra; que Pecunia dormfa en- una
cssita cerca del alsmbique; y que
<Yar Yare, se presento en- su casa,
como 10 ha manIfes.ado antes, en- COM
pahfA do Sico mulato y un tai Va
lentiu.
El defensor por medic de su inter
prets Sc dirige 81 fiscal, preguntaado-
le que dfa declare eYars-Yare
Ell fiscal Sc riega contestar por
no ser testigo eu el luicio (Rlsss.
A preguntas de la defensa dice 81
testlgo que conoci6 Pedro Gonzalez
en- ell barrio de <Pozo hondo, donde
reside: detrSs de la casa tiene una fin.
ca y no sabe 81 en- ella trabaja ell her.
m,no de Pedro.
Como la d.fsnsa repits distlntas
veces las mismas prs lntss al testigo,
y tarda ca hacerlas mucho tempo ell
fiscal le interrumpe Cbje a1dole que
do continuar al, oil ju'cio resultarfa
intermn nable,
RI defe 1sor Mr.. Ulman pide mas
libertad la Corte para eXaminar; sl
IueE lie cont'sta que es impossible con
csderle mas de la que se ha tornado. Y
le llama al orden.
D. Testlgo, preserci6 usssd la "a.
rata?
T. 81 senior.
D. Que personss Sc encontraban
presenter?
7. Con motive de Ia pelea de ga.
Hos habia mucha gAnte, recuerda
Antonio Paz, Rafael Pesanse, Angelo
Pax, los much achos Gonzalez, Aveliuo
y otros. En- la gsrata intervioo Ia
carias Morales y SAGA un puhal que le
quita Antonio Psz; prssensi6 todo 10
ocurrido; recuerda que iu6 el % ds
| Mayo pues el 80 fue cuando le dispa-
rsrou ell tlro,
Ell defensor SO siente fatigado y
I Solicita la suspension del juicio.
Iii juez 10 preguntA 81 le fal.a mu-
cho por preguntar al test'go.
Conteata ell defensor que VI por Ia
mitad de su interrogatorio. (Risas).
Descansa un ratio continda pre-
guntando;
+, D, Autonio Paz SO llev6 81 Gu
chillo que dice usted Is quito q Zaca-
rfas?
/ Y. 81 seHor VI cuendo 10 llevsba
en- la mano. era largo y de punta muy
aguda, ell cabo de color negro.
d. DIo ustel que Yare Yare
q hablare del bote por recommendation
de Antonio Pez.
T. 81 senior, me dijo que don An
tonic contribute con Glen pesos para
el b0te y - para provisiones, y recuer-
DO me dio adem3' que cnand" estu.
vIera en- Santo Domingo lie mandsria
dinero; Morales lie ex ,lic6 como ibs
q dar muerte Pesan!e
Qle ell velnte y seis veints sic
te 10 v6 otra vez en Mendez Vigo; le
ldijo que no hahfa podido matar &
Pesanie al sslir del Club porque Il
acompahsbs ell SGohernsdor domIni
csnoS; le advirti6 Mora es que Pc,
ssnse era valisnte y portaba revolver
contest$ odole que lie atscaria por par
te segura dejaodole sia brfoS, Ru
mores,
El juez en- Vista de 10 avanzadc
! de la hora III y media de la noche
suspende 10 session para continuarlt
ell 30 las de las ' q. IN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-05
ARi OS Di ERE

PARA IOD0s s CULTITOs
De la hers iia3s sin rival IA
brica sJohn De 70 Pillow C Moline,
New Orleans y s.. LOUIS. Dep6sito y
Hgencis para os Dltfrites de Mays
gtfez, Ponce y Guayams y ttrmino de
Maunsbo
Roberto 6rskam.
Marina %. Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-05

que Sc enumersn en- la tsrifa de pa
tentes para 1905 & l,906 estAn com.
prendidos n la nueva ordenapza. Is
ia fue aprobada por ell Aloalde en- 10
del mes pasado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-05
SettemJrc 80.
Contln6a el juIcio.

OOntlnuR el lulClO.
A las y media de la mafana ell
marshall por orden de la Corts decla-
ra alberta Ia sesi6n.
FL secretario pasa lsts al jurado.
El fiscal 1efior Campillo en- vista
de ser el dia de hoy 81 i timo del ter
mino de Ia COrle, pids Sc sefale nue.
vo dia para Ia vista de la causa con-
ira Rafael Pesslte Come otros,
dlsolyienio el parel regular, que has
ta shors ha estado actusndo en- va
rlas causss por habsr llenado su co
metido.
La Corte toma en- consideration 10
propueSto por ell fiscal.
Es llamado ell testigo
(Coltiuja en- Ia pdgma ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-05
AdniRItracidn de ARcas urbaRas

Ell que suscribe scepls en- admins
TRACTION fncss que rsdiquen en- Nar
Juan J Santurce garantizando Ell page
al rentists. Propietsrio en San Jusn
Reterencias: Tesorero del BaneL
Popular, Vice PIE. de 10 Ligs de Pro
pietsrios.
JOSE MARIA CARRERO.
Luna 76.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-05
BAS & Co.

Azentes comisionisIss. Corredo-
res de Aduans. Representatives. de
importsntes essss de Europa J Esis-
dos Unidok. Compra y yenIs de iru-
los del pals Sc solicits correspon-
dencis.
Allen, "a st. P. o. Bsx ISL.
San Juah, ?, r,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
FORM SOUTH AMERICA
Dave Metlee Returns Home After
Spending Several Weeks In
That Country.

Dave McGee, the Waxahachie rep
resentative of Alexander, Eccles C
Co. big cotton firm of Liverpool,
returned last night from an extend
ed trip 10 South America. The trip
to that country was made by Mr.. Me-
Gee under directions from his COM
pany. the object being to make a
close inspection of the conditions In
the Argentine republic with refer
ence TO the cultivation of cotton
there Mr.. McGee's objective point
was Buenos Ayres. from which place
he made frequent trips to the north
ern part OF the republic. From OBJ
seryations made by Mr. McGee ne
III Of the opinion that under present
conditions the cotton industry there
would be failure Perhaps the
greatest obstacle in the way Of the
cultivation of cotton at the present
time Is the absence OF labor. Some
cotton l. raised there now, but the
manner of cultivation is of the most
primitive form. Mr. McGee says the
finest horses and cattle in the world
are raised in the northern part of
Argentine This section of the re-
public is also a great wheat country.
and considerable linseed is raiset-
there The northern part of the re-
public Is very unhealthy, and MIR
MeGee says the Indians there are
chilling all the time
On June S Mr.. NeGee sailed from
Buenos Ayres to London, arriving
at that point July rs. He spent two
DAYS in London aud then proceeded
TO Liverpool where he was the guest
OF his firm for a few days From
Liverpool he came 10 New York,
reaching that city Thursday OF last
week. He then spent two days in
Washington and went to his old
home at Mobile for a short visit.
Mr.. McGee says that when he left
Buenos Ayres winter was on and the
weather was freezing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
FORCED TO SURRENDER
Russians Gave Up Struggle for Al
legged Lack of Bandage Supplies
and Turned Over All Mill
fary Goods Intact.

Toxic, August 5,--A report giving
details OF the final pursuit ana sur
render OF the majority OF the Rus
sian garrison on Sakhalin island, has
been received as follows:
Our independent cavalry column.
on the afternoon of July 2S. attacked
the enemy south of Paleo and routed
him. driving him southwark. captur-
Ing two field guns. besides a num-
ber of rifles and a quantity of am
munition.
On July % the cavalry, being re-
nforced, vigorously pursued the
enemy south OF Tayian. which lies
.25 miles south of Rykoff. The
enemy halted at Onol. 25 miles south
of Taylan. and at O'Clock in the
morning of July 80 sent letter. un-
der flag OF truce. TO the Japanese
commanding officer from General
iiapanoff. the Russian governor, say
ing that the lack of bandage material
and medicines. and the consequent
inability 10 succor the wounded,
compelled him, from "A sense of hui
manity. 20 terminate hostilities
The commander OF The Japanese
force replied, demanding the delivery
OF all war supplies and property of
the Russian government uninjured,
and the delivery of all maps, records
and papers relating TO the Russian
civil and military administration,
and requiring their delivery in reply
at 10 o'clock on the morning of July
81: otherwise an attacking move
ment would Immediately be started
Calonel Tolovitch, on behalf of
Governor Liapanoff, met Colonel
Kolseumi. J&panse chief of staff
on the morning of July 81 and ac-
cepted the proposed terms.
Governor LEapanoff, 10 officers
and 3200 men of the Russian gar
rfson then surrendered.
The spoils, consisting OF clothing
papers and military supplies, are now
under Investigation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

that the disease is making it's APP
pearance among the other elements
of the community.
DR. G. Milo Brady. the travelling
INSPECTOR Of the state beard of health,
parish opposite New Orleans, one
mite heicw Amesville. u Il an Ttai~
ian on the Fell planta ion. The two
iialinns Erar " aggaman and the
Two On Niilsxood Island, all in JEFF
ierson, are reported dead,
Tic arbitrary a6tloa O. The parish
of Rapides in stopping all traffic
through the parish has been amend
ed and through trains on the Texas
and Pacific win be allowed to con-
tinue II liz expected that Calcasieu
parish WI also rescind its action on
the same lines and enable the South
ern Pacific TO resume It's through
service
Acting Assistant Surgeon Maybe
of the marine hospital service re-
ported by wire from Echo, Texas
quarantine station. that he had es-
corted twenty people who had been
In the Avondale detention camp and
turned them over to the Texas au-
thorities They were allowed TO go
right through
The camp near Harahan. on the
Illinois Central and Mississippi VAL
ley roads, has been named Camp
Wyman, in honor of the surgeon
general. and has been opened for
travellers The camp at Fontainbieu
VIII be ready by Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

have few meal tickets out that
| have arranged with MIR Harrison
proprietor OF the Rogers motel. 10
take care of. and | hope the good
people of Waxahachie will bus more
of them and go often 10 the only
hotel you have where you can get
good meals for s g Is cents that are
worth T5 cents
My successor. aud his most excel
lent wife, are competent hotel peo-
pie and deserve the support of your
town, and / believe will get it In a
larger measure than | did. There Is
one thing the people ought 20 discon-
tnue. II is the habit OF taking
guests away after they have register
ed. This habit has been a source of
great loss to me, and has been to
others who proceeded me. No other
town does this to the extent that
Waxahachte does. Asking my friends
to give Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison their
hearty support and recognition. am
Yours truly.
W. 8 SMITH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
NOTED FORGER
IN THE Tolls
NORMAN {. R0B6RTS Is A PRISONER
IN CHICAGO.
HOW TRICK WAS DONE
Accused Raised Money Orders
~Nindling Many Merchants
Throughout Country.

Chicago. August g. Charged with
svIndling merchants in twenty -one
cities ouf Of thousands of dollars.
Norman r Roberts alleged money
order raiser and forger. was arrest-
eel Thursday night az "a sub-postal
station Roberts said me was sales
man untl few months ago Hs Is
rs eulS-seyeu wears old aud comes
from New York. bat haa wife Nv-
iuE Ia Baltimore
Roberts method has u0t differed
from thai of several swindlers. In
Guiding one woman. who have been
sent fa thr pentteutlary from Chi
raE0 within the last three wears The
forEer buys q money order at "a suh-
station. usually for 25 cents. and pas
Nbie 20 some ether person Then all
fhe WFttiB& g. erased @ith chemicals
Aud tse blmn&s are filled nut FaF any
amount under SIhn IA Chioasa the
signature ef Postmaster Cayun was
forged
The raised order then m offered
nr the suludlet tu some business
h1ure iu eXeharee fnr small pur
chase and the remainder, which fhs
fur@er receives represents fhs
ameant ~ hts dishonest gain
Rols~Fts itinerary ineiuae8 Nw~
Hafk nosfau Providence r. g. Pas
aNkNt NeuHszm krf Ge Nww
.ea8oa Conn Baltimore phIiadel
phia HawfshHfr pa Cincinnati and
nAfgnH Oh5o Indianapolis gh8e&wr
and aisa saakee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Al trains were delayed several
hours today on the Fort Worth
branch of the Central as the result
Of the trucks of the sleeper attach
ed 10 the westbound passenger train
breaking down this morning The ac-
cident occurred In the yards just be-
fore the train reached Kaufman
street After "A short delay the Pull
man passengers were transferred to
the chair ear and the train proceed
ed TO Fort Worth The eastbound
passenger train was held here until
I2 O'Clock before ID could get
through Freight traffic was also
delayed several hours
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

The clgbs composing the city
baseball league are now playing the
second series of the season The
first series was won by the Ftremeu
aud the team winning the second
series will play the last game with
the fire Fighters for the season IS
championship The 8 esent series Is
being played by three teams. the
Athletics having dropped out. The
game played yeste rtay afternoon
~as between the Ftremen and the
FrateruitieA. resulting In victory
for the former in a score OF 8 60 5.
The new standing OF the city league
Ia - Fpf}Cafe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
Died ar FL Pa@o,

F. Brady is in receipt OF telegram N
announcing the death of W X Ar
ant at Ell Paso, which occurred this
morning at l2:45. Mr. Arant form
erly lived in this city and was con
nected with the music house Of c A
Arnold A few years ago he mar
ried Mr.. Brady's daughter, Miss Myr-
tie Brady. and went TO Shreveport
70 reside. Later he removed TO Ell
Paso. His original home was az
Terrell but il has not yet been learn
ed whether the remains will be sent
there for interment or Inferred at FL
paso
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
New Cotton Exs hangc

r L. PieFson has Withdrawn from
the cotton exchange uf + IA. Wilson
A Co. and this morning opened an
exchange of his own ~ rooms over
the store Of Jolpssh 4 chAska. SIR
PiersanN wlses viii bw connected
with the Christie Drain ana Stock
Company. concern capitalized TOR
one quarter million dollars Mr.
pfernon IL a Young man OF splendid
business ability and he promises
prompt @@rxlae and courteous treat
fnsmt 80 aIl @hu deal attn him
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
NO LOUISIANA TICKETS.
Texas and Pacific Taking yellow Fee
yer FreCaatIon.

The Texas and Pacific has issued
orders TO all its agents that begin
ming yesterday no tickets are to be
sold 10 points IN louisiana on &C
count OF the fever 81 laation in that
state. II Is more fhan likely that
all trains on the Louisiana division
will be abandoned until there Is an
Improvement in tue situation Ia
Louisiana.
General Manager l.. s Thorue is
sued an order Wednesday that possi-
bly, beginning yesterday trains be-
tween Marshall and Baton Rouge
Junction will be abandoned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
Union Revival at Ferris.

The Methodist. Cumberland Pres
byterian. Tabernacle Baptist and
other denominations OF Ferris have
combined in a union meeting revival
service and are erecting a large tent
on the grounds Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church for meeting
of some two weeks
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
NO FREE REFRIGERATORS.
Prohibition Country Custom Meets
Disapproval of Katy
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
company has issued an order to EN-
ployes authorizing that passengers
hereafter mast be prohibited from
using the water coolers on trains for
cold storage purposes"
This action on the part of The rail-
road company Is the outcome of IL
practice among passengers Of placing
their bottles next to the ice. which
has caused considerable complain.
among the more faStidious travellers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

Miss Mary GAmmon matwrg aimed a
fs.N friends Las night AZ fhe hone
of heF msss aeF Ia a0nur 80 n#T comm-
iua aasssea carrie Ana fAAfNe 8aFua
sf MmFfrwssasmTn Tsun- The ex~mfnm
@aa 4sltmmtfmtsH n iaYe4 Is thw
guests fue Misses B#Fam added to
lha B5eanunea af the sgAazsn he
staging ana ~ .ue
Ew3Bs .aun rwfFs-sBnsenga wwe@ @erv~
"a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05

The record for the day was a sur
prise. as many confidently looked for
q larger number of new eaess, in
view of Thursdays large report
There is larger proportion of non
foreign names In yesterdays list
than has appeared yet and that is
the only ph,ss.' OF the report which
causes any uneaginess. FOR n shows
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-05
RECORD FOR ONE DAY
There Were Five Deaths and Forty
Three New Cases at New Orleans
Yesterday Quarantine
Beiag Modified.

New Orleans. Aug 5-~The follow.
ing IL the record up to s p. M yes
terday
New cases, 48
Total number 10 date AS.
Deaths 8
Total deaths TO date, So.
New ssib-foci. 10
Total sub sfoci. 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
WOMEN WORK IN KENTUCKY
They Are Slaves, According 10 the
Ldb'' Inspector.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. 9.-S.q,c
i.ahoi Inspc 2ior Thomas j. Soa,h
his Forwarded to Hubert V-:..:,r:'.
% IamisSioner o: labor and st4tisli:n
q Frankfort. his annual report. in
V;'ioL he ataics that in kca.uckv
l0!5S womel are employed at IN
"vcra&c daily compensation Of 81 l.:
r""iS. Tho avcIage componsatio, :Sr
;a0r is Sl.63 -. lie says W,r.rn
VIC belong t. organized laLor are
r"cf wing noc:cr the wages pa.i I.er.
Inspector SCally says that Willie
VGIlcn are LAD starvation wars LIE
charges employers with ncglectin,,
female employees In the matter of
health. Many OF them. he says. are
required To stand from IL to IL
hours 4 day. He suggests that en-.
Eioycrs furnish female employees
with chairs or stools. BECAUSE OF a
lack OF legal safeguards Inspector
Sca!sy says working women in Ken
tncky arc no more chan slaves. Tho
law. he says, docs nothing TO pro-
i"ct and sustain their womanhood
The inspector praises Kcntucky's
child labor law. and says 1T hqs
done more for future generations
than any law enacted in Kentucky
for many years
Organized labor, he says. has made
rapid strides i'll Kentucky. Union
men. he says, arc paid an average
OF $500 per day. The average dues
paid monthly by union men amount
to 30 cents Il month. and it is fig
ured that a uniCn men receives every
day 81 more than men receive who
do not affiliate with n union.
More stringent laws regarding fire
escapes on factories are demanded,
land he wants an inspector to look
after 1856 boilers throughout Ken
lucky An inspector OF boilers
should receive fees. he says, and not
be paid By the State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
OUR CHRISTMAS BUSINESS.

glance at the advertising pat.
ronaGc OF The Daily Press this morn
in;; furnishes striking illustration
OF The fact that the nptU.dato mcr
chants OF Newport News are fully
awe To the opportunities found 70,
the exploitation OF their wares in tho
columns OF n progressive newspaper
One will also note that the stocks
carried and the prices quoted will
compare farorably with those of the
stores in the larger cities. There
fore. there can he no excuse for
sending money made here away from
town for Christmas goods.
There Is every reason why every
resident OF Newport News should
ic"l an interest in building up tho
business community here. TIE only
way that can he done is by co-opcrn:
inG with tho business men 10 the OK
cnt OF giving them the natural pref
hrence 10 which they are entitled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
THE ToRRENS SYSTEM.

MI t"t'cIilSu &C.. - i,;s.-;.~.lt OF the
Daily Press writes rs follows:
Editor tho Daily Press:
Dear Sir. Please publish IN your
sundays issue the provisions OF Tho
Torrcns system OF land registration,
ana what 1t would cost under that
system To have the titlo 10 property
registered. so that there would be
no question as to tho title. think
il tho public generally understood
tn" system that they would be In
favor OF it. Trusting that you can
oblisc ne. am,
Yours truly,
old SUBSCRIBER"
THIS roQucS! for detailed informa-
ton concerning the Torrcns system,
or land registration Is an cncourag,ps
Indication ur increased interest in a
subject which long has been discuss
ed III the General Assembly OF Viz
ginia ana which may be PASSED a.
III" forthcoming session Of that body.
The question OF cost cannot he de-
ciicd, oi course, until the method
OF applying tho Torrons system IN
Virginia has been liked upon. OF
course. the plan wonld involve ouch
changes as would mako the Inv com.
ply with the common law aud the
Constitution of The state.
The author OF the Torrcns SYSTEM.
Sir Robert Richard Torrcns, 6. C. NJ
c.. made the following claims for
HIS plan:
FIRST. 1t has substituted security
FOR Insecurity.
Second. 1t has reduced the cost
OF convcyancing from pounds 10
Hhillings. and the time occupied
from months 10 days
Third. II has substituted clcnr
ness and brevity for obscnrlty and
v"rbiaGc.
Fourth. II has so simpiGcd orai-
nary dealings, that any person who
has mastered the three RS can
transact lis own convcyanclnE.
Firth. 1t affords protection
against The largest class of frauds,
such rs those rcrpctratcd by the no.
Ior!ors Down ana recently by !. f.
Cooper.
Sir.h. L. has restored 10 their
natural valuc many estates held I'M.
der good holding titles. In; DEERE.
ciatcd on acorn, of some blot or
technical defect. and has barred
The recurrence OF any such defect.
seventh. II Les largely diinin-
iahcd the number OF chanccry suits
by removing the conditions which
afford ground for them"
IN an able address before the Vjr-
Eiil.a Ear Association in 1900. MIR.
/ Eugene e. Massic. secretary OF tho
association and strongest exponent
ct the Torrons system In the State.
. pointed ont these objections to the
present system OF land registration
in Virginia
'onr records aford no proof of
tho GcnuincncSS Cf the SIGNATURES.
either Of The parties to deeds or
of the magistrates before whom the
acknowledgements were made. Thcv
do not show the identity OF the par
il'H. though in popui5us dis,i.aiS
| uHrc ere many of tho same name.
ICY no moi show delivery OF the
d"oG though that Is q "ccossarv nle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

ot COON Will between friends AMI
relatives at This season has grown
almost into . universal habit. H.
Is z pleasing practice. but unless
Inc Inclination to make this = mere
trade TO secure connecting a. good
or moro valuable in eychauEa Is 1t.-
Itd. The Spifit oF thrictmaI i. T1o
iht"d and SoiiishneGs Is moro G.mly
chtfchchcd th3h cYcr. We believe
Tic most enjoyable sort Ot giv!nG
!" That for which there eau be- no
iet"fii save ia love and Erali,r IL CT
lice recipient OF The eff. Try the
experiment this year and COO whit
TIE "orld'5 gfcnte3t teacher oil moral
truths meant "hen he sai1 10 IL
NOR" hl"T9od 10 siV" than to q.
crFe
One way n which tho spirit OF
Tie .t1snn may b" manifested in 4
practical ANA pleasing mannef rs by
SHOWING consideration L" 'i!" ciarkH
Ia ill" various stores duting tho
rush preceding The holidays. II l.
unreasonable 10 expect tic same de.
gree "i comfort and attention at such
n ae"3"n as during thc 'imn wien
'"'re Is no social demand upon The