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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

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T. H. Hardin had business in Dal-
las today.
J. H. King OF Ennis was In the
city today.
J. W. Neal was in the city today
from Ennis.
Gordon Nichols of Arlington is
visiting in the city.
Rev. J. A. walkup of Fort Worth
was in the city today.
Miss Ruth Lee Stewart of Dallas
is the guest of Mrs. F. Brady.
Judge d. F. Singleton Of Kountze
| is visiting his brother ]. w. Single
| ton.
Mrs. J. A. Gracey left last night
| for Fort Worth. where she will visit
| relatives.
| Mrs. NJ A. Rigsby left last night
| for San Antonio after a visit TO Mrs.
| l.. T. Graham.
| Mr.. Chalmers Mcpherson returned
this morning from a weeks visit TO
Mineral Wells
| Mrs. Cuyer of Dallas is visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Atkinson,
| for a few days.
! Misses Jewell and Susie Files OF
Itasca are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Ed. Cunningham.
+. NJ. Rake of Terrell, commercial
agent of the Texas Midland, was in
the city yesterday
Misses Mamie and Clara Mincer
have returned from Il visit TO friends
and relatives at Italy.
Miss May Mahoney OF Temple is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. d. Mahoney,
on West Main street.
Miss Willie Bentley of Dallas Is
, in the city the guest of Miss MAY
Joy Beale on jefferson street.
Misses Jane Cockrell, Alice and
/ Grace Gray, OF Dallas. are visiting
Judge and Mrs. F. l.. Hawkins
L. S. Boze went to Midlothian this
morning to look after the work on
brick block he is erecting there
Carroll Todd returned from
Waco TO spend the summer with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Todd.
Miss Matte Collins of Fort Worth,
who has been attending the Chan
tauqua, returned home last night.
W J Barksdale. who has been
visiting his family In the city. re-
turned TO Center. Texas. this morn
ing
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Connaily Of
Cullman. Ala. are visiting the fam
lily of his brother, Col, r. H. Con
nally
Miss Bonnie Wallace OF Mansfield
has returned home after visit to
Miss BERTHE Lee Mahoney and the
Chautauqua
Joe Meharg lett this morning for
Fayetteville. Ark. TO visit sister
whom he has not seen for about
twenty years
Travis Woodlief, RandeIl Gilbert
and Jack Chase, all Of Dallas, spent
Sunday in the city the guests OF
Judge Hawkins aud family
Misses Mabel CASTOR and Aura Me
Clelland OF Corsicana arrived in the
relatives and attend the Chautan-
qua.
Mrs G. NJ supple and children.
Mrs. w =. shiFe and babe and Mrs
Geo O. Avis left This morning for
Wlnslow. Ark, where tbey VIII spend
several weeks
Mrs r. L. Abbott and children of
Cisco, who have been wishing her
sister, Mrs ". II. Matthews. went to
Dallas Yesterday 10 spend q rev days
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe NJ Berry "a
Wolfe city and grand children. Al
herta and Carrie Berry. 81 Corsicana.
are visiting the family of Or J. s.
Berry In University addition
Miss Florence Patterson of Hills
bOru and Miss Iris Patterson of
Mansfield are ia the city visiting reia-
tiFes and attending the Chautanaua
Misses Lula and Ethel Hutohln-
son OF Pontotoc. Miss. and Miss Jew
ell Hunt OF Terrell. who have been
visiting the family Of J " Caldwell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

Every person should know that good
health Is impossible IL the kidneys
are derauged. Foley's Kidney Cure
viii cure kidney and bladder disease
ia every form, and will build up and
strengthen these organs 40 they will
perform their functions properly
No danger OF Bright's disease or dia.
betes II Foley's Kidney Cure is taken
ia time. H. W Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

Pupils desiring 10 review for the
examination 60 Be add al the begin
ming OF the next term Of the city
public school should phone or call
on Miss GLADYS Tingie She desires
50 take a number ul pupils and pre-
pare them Tor the examination New
phone 2o5. Rogers street 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

The latest thing for sweeping. II
hrighfenA the carpet. drives away
and kills moths and other insects
and sweeps without dust For sale
by The Oldham Hardware Co II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25
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= LOCAL NEW =
$50 eA A~~A~~
Get frozen cheese Mt Kellehar's RI

Get frozen cheese at Kelleher's. If
Buy your lace leather from F. s.
Cronk Co. If
Chautauqua tickets are on sale at
the drug stores.
Get your ice cold melons and to-
matoes at Kelleher's. tt
Buy yosr felt and iron roofing
from F. S. Cronk Co. tt
Two families arrived from Italy
last night to camp at the Chautau-
qua.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Noteworthy are
now keeping house at 222 Kaufman
street
F. s. Cronk Co. will sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
| Prices right. tt
| Tell your troubles to Bunkley
| the plumber With F. S Cronk Co.
| Both phones "a. If
| The short run train that came in
| this morning at l1:15 was loaded
| down with Chautauqua visitors,
A party of about forty persons
went from Midlothian this morning
| TO College Station to attend the
| Farmers Congress
/ Coleman Brothers today moved
/ tFelr furniture into the building to
fbe occupied by the Texas Title and
/ Trust Company.
/ +. *. Jones, a clerk at the Central
! freight depot. has gone TO Bremond
where he will be married this even
! ing TO Miss Eula Truett.
! Frederick Warde of New York ar
rived in the city this morning and
will fill his engagement al the Chau
| tauqua tonight. Everybody should
/ hear this eminent actor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

The regular meeting of the Be
nevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks Will be held tonight All mem
beers are urged to be present and Wis
ting brothers are cordially invited
There will be TWO limitations.
l. MINCER. Il. X.
GEO. l.. GRIFFIN. Sec.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-25

Plenty Of oobs at the New Gnst
MIL Phone your orders II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02

Williams several days ago bui. tho an
n6unccmcnl OF il was not made public
until yesterday.
One of the mos; important things
TO come before the cnmmittcc's attcn.
ton will be the report OF the progress
made by The committees in the various
Yards OF the city. Tho committees
arc urging upon The voters Of their
ward the necessity OF paying their Foil
taxes.
The letter received by scvcra! scdcr.
nj officers here from State Chairman
Sl"mp. asking for a part Of each of.
ficcrs salary for campaign funds Il is
TALL Las caused no little discussion
among Republicans here They will
have nothing to say on the sr.,cc! put
the announcement. OF the recent Of
such letter by federal Office holders
here has caused Il great deal of amusc.
mcnt among the Democrats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
DAKOTA AT 0LD PUNT
BIG LINER READY 70 5TART ON
SPEED TRIAL.
LET! shpyird and Steamed sowl, Out
Of the Harbor Late Yesterday Aftcr-
noon.

The Great Northern liner Dakota
WAS ii"a'cd oui ri dry d0cl. No. ,. al
TIC ShiDyard yesterday afternoon aud
S!rrt! before six o'clo.l; she !ur. her
E"nr'nss At the shipyartl pier and pro
ccc'lch down the hlrLgr to Oid poinl
Conlirrt. where she dropped anchor in
the middle OF the channel. n; the
great steamship steamed slowly ,,ut of
tic !,arrcr she was greeted ID, shrici,s
ire M every steam. whistle in The mar
Dor
IlG fakota will wci:;h anchor early
mis- morning and proceed To the Eap.,
Whci' cncc she reaches the deep outer
channel III" engines or the lev i:uihlu
VIII be put ahead AT full steam and
Inc Official speed test will brpln II
is expected that the Dal;ot, Will I'M
run al fun speed several hours and shr
VIII 20 Tar ont into the Atlantis. u, can
The "esscl is rNpccle.l 10 exceed bcr.
contract speed OF Is knots by "o,l
margin.
Sh',rtiy after neon today The vessel
VIII 30 pni about AMI She Will return
L" Hampton Koa'is. Tomorrow .,h.
WI take on several thousand luus or
c.al Tor her furnaces Curing her ion.
v"N"Ic afouni Cape Horn ~ seattle.
Washington 'h
-N'''r she completes loa'Iin:; bunker
Goa At l.amhtrt's l'oiul the Dakota
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
Old Question is Causing Trouble
Once More.
NEW SPECIAL ORDER POSTED
Membership in Political Clubs Will
be Deemed Violation of Regulations
Attorney Robinson says a Word
Chief Has No Apologies to Make.

The old question Of whether or not
member OF the police force has a
right 10 take an active part in politics
is again creating trouble.
day or two ago the following or
der was posted in the police station:
Special order:
An members Of the police depart
mcnt arc expressly ordered not to
take any part i'll politics, but to cxcr-
else their rights Of ciiizcnships in a
quiet and orderly manner. Member.
ship in political clubs will be cunsld.
cred Il violation OF this order"
The order was discussed generally
and Yesterday MIR. L. S. Robinson all
dressed the following communication
TO the Daily Press:
Can a police Officer engage in poll.
tics?
Within Tie past day or two II politi.
cial order No. | has been issued by
the Chief OF police CT this city. 10 tho
effect that. HE officers must not en-.
sage in politics, THAI is they must
neither speak nor write concerning
them. 'rhis order to the writer's mind
is in plain violation Of the constitution
~ Va Daac 1876. will he found lie
following: l.oi.ilIan IS. The Common
wealth. Public Privileges ard Free.
dam cf Speech. Constitution If Viz.
glnia. Article I. Sections IL sud 20
and Article 8. Section II. which Is in
perfect accord with the present tonsii
tntltn. Article j. Section 10, wherein
IT Is said: Any citizen nav speak.
write and publish IFS sentiments ~,
AL subjects being responsible fer iEt
abnsc Oi tl:at ability, aud AL citizen.
OF the state are. hereby declared {,
possess c1raI civil and political right,
and pnhlic privileges ani the genera
assembly shall not pass any Inv
/ abIldSihs The freedom OF speech or /
y The press applies 80 mud prCicc,s III,
sights VI ali citizens Of The common
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02

wealth, whether occupying Il private
Or an official station
Fhc act Of the legislature approved
March 18TH, 1881 tActs 1881 pp. 69S)
entitled An net To prohibit the active
participation in politics Of certain Off
GERS of the State government, Is in
consistent with the cons .itulion uf
Virginia. and is therefore null aud void.
Nothing could be palmer than this and
to attempt 10 close the mouths Of 20
lice officers in expressing either prb-
hcly or privately their choice for any
man for Office would he an abri,lg-
mcni Of their rights, and in plain viola-
hon oi the constituton-Judsc Levi,
tEon The president of the Supreme
Court of Virginia, delivers Il very
strong dissenting opinion. but coriin-
Ing himself 10 cases where The plivi-
icSc might be abused. to wit. neglect
of duty Last ycar during the Mess.
buxton campaign the police fore en-
gagged actively in politics. and in one
or wo instances they were either
made presidents of political clubs or
secretaries, In this campaign all this
must be stopped What brings This
about while the law remains ;i5 il,
wns-PClictmen. rour lights under The
constitution are guaranteed. so lorg as
you coninc yourself within its limits
AMI no citizen dare attempt to bridge
MIN
"E. S. ROBINSON
When asked by Il reporter for IL
statement concerning the order. Chief
oi Police johnson said Il posted il
and have no apologies To make to any
| one for doing So
Section 1 OF the police regulations
! says; Ne member of Tie police force
| VIII he allowed. whether on or off
| duty, to take part as partisan in
politics. and members of the force
must exercise their perogativcs us
citizens and voters quietly"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02

will sail for New York to lcal steel
rails fer Seattle.
1t is expected that the vessel will
sail from N"w York IN about two
weeks. a number nf mechanics from
he shipyar'l enlisted nn Tho Dakota
and will make The trip around the
Horn on her
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
"E. S. ROBINSON
Committeeman Fall Out.

When the Democratic committee
meets again Committeeman Edwards
viii make All effort to have the seat
Of his colleague. Mr.. II. j. Charles.
declared vacant. claiming that MIR.
Charles has moved his residence from
tho Third Ward. Mr.. Charles claims
that he still holds his residence in
tie ward.
Two new candidates for Office enter.
ell the field yesterday. ilr. u. S. Rob.
inson announced his candidacy for
c0mmonwealth's attorney, and Mir. II.
w. Reynolds entered the race for con.
stable.
Republican Committee.
The Republican executive city com
hhtec VIII hold 4 meeting IN tie
r"pn'a Of The =. T.. Huntington !.cpnn.
liean Clnb tomorrow right al $ u'clccIl
10 dispose of several matter, Of i'm.
pr'anc" and :nmc routine business
he meeting %as called by Chairman
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
Ports Business in March Smaller
Than Usual

Than Usual.
The total value Of the exports from
this pert during the month of March
was Sl,5iG,71g and the total amount
of duties collected on the imports
was S2S,"o5.6l Business was light
along the Waterfront this month
The e. r." imports for the month
amounted TO only S2l5.425 and the
total amount OF duty collected on them
was $I6.79i.00.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
Buoy Replaced.

Tic lighthouse hoard has authorix.sl
the fcllcwig notice:
Hampton Roads, Va. Sewall Point
shonl Bncy, No. g. "a Istclass can.
found a'lrilt, was replaced March 30.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
-Four eunkcr steaners

-Four steamships entered this port
yesterday from Southern ports and
took on bunker coal aSsrcgating 1910
tons. after which they sailed for yari-
Gus port in Europe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-02
Arrived YESTERDAY.

british steamship Inchkcitl. r}lcl.
loclI, Mobile. and sailed for Holtcr.
dam.
British steamship Lockwood Butcl-
cr Pensacola. AMI sailed for Grange.
mouth Docks. England.
Swedish steamship Ircrc. Anderson,
Mobile. and sailed for. Cardiff. Wales.
Spanish steamship saturniba, Lunar.
raga. Galveston, and sailed for Man.
chester. England.
American steamship Waccanr,w,
Gibbs Portland.
Schooner Baker IalE,cr. smcr,l Bos,
ton.
Schooner Ellen NJ. Colder rl.aac.
New York
Barge x. r. Thomas. New York
Sailed Yesterday,
Schooner Elizabeth IT. Doyle Gil
bert, Charleston. S. c.
Calendar For Today.
sun Rises .......l....5:i! a. IN.
sun SEES. ,....'..s....,.i:29 j, III.
High water. 1856 M. s:la y. M.
'.Dw wafer. i;ip Al ~ lbs y. IN.
Calendar For Tomorrow.
Sun Rises ...............,..j:i7 a NJ.
sun SrtS.... ,..i.........G:a y. N.
High water. ~; n. M: y.tc p. IL.
Low water. ..2:lo q. M; 2s3 D, m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
LOS CRANDES ESTAFADORES

Las rscientes aventuras de Ca
LEY, en- Francia, 81 gran estafador
del Comtoir d. Escompte, han puesto
Dc relieve & algunos de sus mas fam0-
sos anhcesores On 81 robo.
Galley ha mostrado algdn ingenio
en- sus empresas y bastante sangre
fria, pero le hs faltado csc espiritu
inventive de que di6 muestras sl "a
moso ladr6n de las alhsjas de 10 du.
quesa do Sutherland. Nj siquiera ha
llegado & IL altura de ese John Bright,
que oper6 hace Algunos amos en- Bel.
xica y en- sl Norts de Francia.
Bright procedia con sencillez. Sc
proeuraba una carta dc credito au-
tentlca de una casa de banca bien CO.
nocids, y Ia negocisba en- diversas
poblacionss del contlnsnte, hacienda
desapsrecsr de ella, de tempo en- ITEM
po, las frmas y los endosos, median.
to procedimientos qu1micos, Ademas,
se habfa mandado hacer letras de
cambio, do tai modo identicas & las
de los banqueros, que hubiese enga.
nado & los mas habiles perltos.
En- menos de dos msses, Bright
lleg6 & estafar mas de dossientos mil
frances.
Dos de los tipos mas conocidos ,
mas brillantes del genero do estafsdo-
res, fueron seguramente Pierre y Agar,
que on 1857 robaron treicientos mil
frances en lingotes do orc en- Ia linea
dol South Eastern railway, entire Fal.
ksstone y Londrss.
Agar era un hombre audaz que
habfs exp'otado las cssss de juego or
America, haciendoie algunas rentss.
Pierre era un bolsista de Londres
Ambos se encontraron en- un tren, ira
baron conversation, y bien pronto,
habiendose entendido, dscidieron d.,
un buen golpe.
Era, en- efecto, el que intsntA ban
un golpe magistrsl do un gran atrevi
miento, y un POGO mas dificil dc reali
Ear que una simple trasferencia de Gre
ditto q 10 Galley.
He squf en- que consists su plan
Conocer con alguna anticipation g
die fjado para la conducci6n de uni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03

lima, se trasladara & Humacao, en-
donds se dedicara al ejercicio de su
profession.
-Marceliuo Ortis, que estsba pre-.
20 On sumsrla en- 10 carcel dc San
Juan, acusado de comprsr un Aus 70.
bado & un menor, ha sido puesto on
libertad por orden del Fiscal dc la
Corte dc Distrito.
Sc sncuentra en- muy NAL eatado
sl pavimsnto de Ia plazuela de San
jose. Tambien los bancos de 90 uel
lugar estAn completamsnts indtilss.
-Seg1n noticias, en- Rio Grande
SO visnen h. ciendo algunas reiormas
pdblicas, entire elias el snsanchs do Ia
casa consistor,al.
-Ha regresado do su visis & los
Estados Unidos Mr.. Dix, sub.tesors.
70 de Puerto Rico, que Sc hallaba au.
sente on uso de licencia.
Nos han iniormado hoy 81 seiior
Alcalde y ell sefior ofcial de Sanidad,
que ninguno dc ellos han dado 6rde.
mes en- ell seutldo de que no 90 10 pres.
ten informes en- 10 Ssls de Socorros &
los reporters de Ia prensa. Copvienen
dichos sen 1res, en- que nj los repre-.
sentantes de Ia prenss nj al pdblico,
debe permitfrselss entrar en- la sals de
curaciones, ,mientras So eat6 asistiendo
q I'm herido, pero no asf en- Ia ofcina
de dicho estsblecimiento, donde DO.
dram tomar del libro diario los nom.
bres de los hsridos y Ia class de ssis.
tencis que Sc le hs pre,tado.
-segdu Sc nos Informs, la es.a.
dlssica del R'gimiento de Puerto Rico
srroja hasts aver un total de doee sui.
eidios ocurridos entire soldsdos puer.
torriquef1os.
-Seg6n una orden del coronsl
Crane, jefs que tu6 del Reglmiento do
Fuorto Hlco, los ent,erroS do los sol.
dados que SO suicidsn no 90 stectua-
ran con m1sica.
DE b rIdas y contuslones lsves
fueronayer asistidos en- IL sala de So.
corros, Carlos Reyes, Juan Garcia ,
Juan Santos.
Sc hsa inscrito en- ell Rsglstrc
civil los naclmientos de Antonio Me.
nendez, Burgos Palmira, Plkcido Mar.
tlneE Vidal, Francisco Ramon Perez
y Csballero y Jossfa Andino Jime.
neE; y les defuncionea de jose Soto
Lopez. Andres Guidisslli J Juan RI.
vera BeniteE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03

masa do orc bastante considerable
para que valiese Ia pena de intentar
10 empresa. Conocer la hora de sali-
do y do llegada, el aspscto y Ia for
ma do los CORES y ell peso de los lin.
gotes. Penetrar en- ell compartimiento
destinado al trasports de los lingotss,
este, "a pesar do los vigilantes 6 despues
dc haberlos aleiado. Poser las la
YES de las areas, pues era nececesario
abrirlag con rspidez, y no romperlas,
para 10 que Sc hubiera necesitado EN-.
plearmucho tiempoy hacer algtn ruiz
DO; introducir On el compartimisnto
materiales baitsnte pessdos, para re.
emplazar On las cal ~ los lingotes, y
por dltimo, salir del wagon llevandoss
300, 900 frances en- orc, es dscir, una
carga de "a kilos.
Ii realization ds e,te etour ID
forces parcels imoosible y sin embar.
60, Pierre y Agar llevaron busn t6r
mino su empresa.
Cemenzaron por estudiar, en- fire.
euentes visies, la -lfneA Folkestone
Londres, para darse cuenta exacta d.
10 organization del servicic, y luegc
hicieron vlajar lingotes propios, lin
gotes dc orc y plata, para conocer lol
MEMORIES detalles de este genero d.
trasporte. Pierre fue q s,tablecerae or
Folkestons, entrsndo en-: rslaoionel
con los empleodos do 10 estaci6n, J
pronto supo en- que caj6n do que of
Gina estaban enoerradas las llaves des
tinadas q abrir los comp artimiento,
de los lingots,; 80 apodsr6 do esta,
llaves, y luego volvi6 a colocarlas er
su si.io, despues de haber empleado to
d. una noche On hscer otras iguales.
Agar, por su parts, circulaba por
el continsnts espiando los trsnes, lai
casas do banca y los buques que ha
cfan el ssrvicio en- el canal do 10 Nj
cha y en- el Mar del Norts.
Cuando triunfaron, el nsgocio le,
habfa costado un afio dc estudios ,
$4,000 francos, y nunca hubieran sids
dsscu biertos q no ser po -qus Agar el
un exceso de celos, denunci6 4 Pierr,
para separate de una mujer & quisr
81 amabs.
| I'm bandido genial f. & tambien g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03

cslsbre Benson, sl que despuSs de al
gunos pscadillos de msnor cuantia o..
tafo $4,000 frances al lord corregidor
dc Londres, durants 10 guerra do 1870.
II, prsssntlndoss como rscomendsdo
por Gambetta, diei6ndose dslegado
csrca del primer magistrado do 10 Citk
por el Consejo Municipal dc Chateau.
DUN.
Esto 10 psrdi6, pero no par6 ahf |.
coss, pues prsso y condenado & ounce
a1os Dc trsbsios iorzsdos, pusds do.
oirss que entoncss comsnza aba ~ O..
rrsra do bandido.
Una vez preso, comenz6 { instruir.
se, tom6 gusto 81 robo, "a pssar de
los muros y de los grilletss, Benson
organize una partlda do saltesdorss
que pusieron a contribution Londrss
durante muchos amos.
En- aquel calabozo 10 urdi6 el ce.
lebre robo do orc comstido on 1877 On
Ia Inca del Norte frances, entire Paris
y Boulogne. Dssde III cdrcel, Benson
| eIpedfa sus instrucciones & sus com.
pllces libres, los que, para triunfar,
no tsnfan que hacer otra eoaa siro
ssguirlas al pie de 10 letra.
Un antecesor dc G alley, puede de.
eirse que fu6 ese sastre ingl6s Rad.
poth, establecido enfrente do una %.
tacl6n. Viendo pssar y rspasar todos
los dias por delants de su tiends {
los empleados de ls estaci6p, psns6 nm
dia quo nuy bien podrfa ser que dsia.
se algo que desesr Ia ls aduinissra
ci6n do las grandes eompaflfas, y que
en- este caso, un hombre listo podrfa
realizar algunos benefcios. Traspa.
SO su tienda y entr6 en- las oicinas dc
Ia Great Northern.railwsy, y despues
de un ai1o de estudios descubri6 una
laguna en- Ia contabilidsd, 10 cual 10
vali6 para robar tranquilamente mi.
Hon y medic en- tres meses.
Todo este demuestra que 81 los
ladrones pusieran solamente Ia Guar.
to parte de su ingenio, de gu inteli.
gsncia y de su espfritu de oblervaci6n
para crearse una posicl6n honrada, to.
dos ellos ocuparfan un brillante pues.
to on Ia sociedad.