davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Her Turn First.

A teacher in one of the country
schools, says Lippincott's. had a
class Of young children in mathe-
mates before her. The examples
were in addition, and she PROFOUND
ed this question: "Now, children, if
| lay four eggs on the desk and
SAM" pointing to a freckle faced
boy at the head of the class, should
lay three, how many would there
be?"
The bad boy, who was at the foot
of the class, had been listening in
teatly and shouted out: go on,
Sam, take her up. She can't do it. "
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

Wanted hotel keeper. A
competent and responsible party
will be given house rent and fuel
and four dollars per week for
board for a mum Der of boarders.
/ will guarantee the weekly pay.
ment OF the boarders who work
at my plant.
F. J. Hanson.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Unhappy Lot Of American cOmposet

Unhappy Lot of American Composers
The musician in America is doub-
ly handicapped. He can hear rela-
lively but little music, and he can
have his own work produced not
at all. We always have a German
sitting upon the safety valve, lest
American steam should sizzle out
and the imprisoned genius, when
once let loose, prove as difficult to
manage as the tabled one Of the
brass bottle in the arabian
Nights" say this without disre-
spect to the admirably qualified for
eigners who direct our orchestras
and operas, most Of our theaters
and the majority of our music
Etude.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Mass Meeting Called.

There will be mass meeting
of the white voters of Fitzgerald
at the City Hall a 8o'c'ock Wed
nesday evening, Nov. II b Tor
the purpose of electIng a COM
mittee to regulate a white prima'
ry for the coming ci y election.
VOTERS.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Three Crowns.

During the middle ages the elec,
tive einpero-s of Germany at their
coronatioa wore three crowns-the
silver crown as king of Germany,
the iron crown OF Lolnbardy as king
of italy AID the imperial crown as
kaiser OF the holy Rdnan empire,
TIE first was received at Ai1-la-
chapelIe, the second at Mona anG
tie third at Rome, but Karl Y. wa
.fha last s.sisarzsszi1sE.. who raceive,1
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
For Sale.

392 acres of land. 6 horse farm
in cultivation all fresh. Two
good dwellings, E rooms each,
tenant houses and good frame
barn. Farm under good board
fence, S miles from Fitzgerald.
Apply at this Office.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Atlanta BirmI1 CHAN & Atlantic Railway.

AL I-Fe \ Irles DAILY,
TlnE rAsLE EFFECTIVE JUNE II, 1908.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

Special Attention to Diseases
of Eve. Nose. Throat and Ear.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
TABLE BOARDERS.

! am now prepared 10 accom- mo-
date limited number of board
ers.
Location, first house west OF
A., b. & A. depot.
PleasaLt Rooms.
First.class Board.
Bath Room.
Rates Reasonable.
Mrs. BERT BRowE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
En- NiEL'0B|sPADO
Celebr6ss ha POGO una aimpor-
tante reunion de catoli-
cos de esta ciudad.
la NUEvA DiRECTIvA
Toma de posesi6n. Les nom
bradss. -Frases del Obs
DO Mensenor Rlsnk,

So ha celsbrado On sl Obispado,
con obisto do tomsr possession dc sus
sargos, Ii nusvs DirtctIvA do 10 Aso.
oiaei6n do Oat6lisos, uaa importants
rauni6n, en- Ia que 20 sratsron inpor.
tantfsimos asurtos que atshsn & 10
propA gasi6a do 10 f6 sristisns.
La nueva Directive ID componen
los ssifores siguientes:
Don jose A. Canals, DR.. don J.
Estsban saldsns, Lcao.' don Juan
Hernandez L6Isz, Ledo. don Fran
cisao dc Paula Acuns, don Rafael
Colorado, Icdo. don Antenio Alva.
rez Nava. DR.. don Ricardo M. Her.
nandez, Lcdo. Mr.. r. J. P. Dss Ca
rsnnss. don Manuel SaAeh'z Morales,
Mr.. J. +. Munro, don Jaime A nnsxy,
don JoiS 0ordils.
Las perscnas nombrsdas son una
garantis de Qus prestar u tirme spoyo
4 10 Rsligi6n y que sus trsbaios re-
dundarEn on bien do 10 isla Tsrmin6
10 reunion despu6s de laa dies do 10
noehs, eerrando el acto el asfior Ohia.
po con un voto do gtaslas para todos q
los fefi ores que asistisron, y dessando
que Puerto Rico, Al compsnetrarse de
Gus debsrss rsliglosos, snsontrsss on
ellos 10 reconpenss dc todos sss afa
mes y 10 mayor tslictdad densro de sr
patria y do "a hogar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
CAFE uI|MP0RIAOOI!!!

Segdu el <Listin Comsrsial,, f.cha
2 de Mario, por sl vapor amsricsBo
CAROLINA, procedents Dc New York,
eonsigu ado & Ia New York o. 3. Com
pany, llsgAron 6 San Juan cIENTo
CUATRo sAoos do cafe
El b 'sho o. una verdadsrA AmsDa :
"a. va el IA do Agosto do 1901, ante
otra importaci6n dc sstA espssis, los
comerciantes dc esta plaza 90 rsuAie.
ron y asordaron no importar on Fusr'
to Rico cafe extranisro nj admitirlo 6
consignAci6n.
IQuien introduce shora los 1o4
saeos que NOS refsrimosf q CUaviene
sxbsrlo. Ysstas pocss lf:sas son un
grito do alerta l'pafs, que rfecsaita
defsndsrss y que 90 dsfsndsr&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
Par Ia maHana

Concurren loo sefiorss Natisnzo,
de Dieg,, Palmer, Soler, Abril, Rs
nos, II Nontslvo, virslls federico,
vissllA Usibs, Garcia sslgado, Giol,
vfas Ochotsco, MsndsE Cardona, San.
|toni, Bernardini, Goazklsz [Fsrnsndcl j
Qaintsro, Gsnzklss g arsfs, Cora por
|lA nasyorfa; zavala, Ffanso. DslgAds
j Aronts por 10 minorfa.
Frsysstss Ely en- - kctura
81 B liz Para snmsndar una Icy
titulsda sLsy psYa rsorganizsr 81 sis.
/ tema judicial on Puerts Riso, hjanao
81 ndusro do Districts iudicisles, dis
ponisndo que IN Jusz eontituiri sl
Tribunal para conoeer On todos los
asantos y iiando sl susldo do los jas
ess; para orsar Cortss municipalss, y
disponisndo sus f4oultades, iurisdic-
ci6n y sl susldo de los iuesss , cream
do IN ofeial sjecutivo para las mis-
mas y para otros fnea aprobsda en-
s dc Mario Dc 1904. WAS Och otsso.
q B lib. Para disponsr 10 cons.
truosi6n y rsparasiSn do nusllss On
San Juap, Mayagusx y Ponce y para
otros hnss. (Gandia, Bssess y Solsr. !
H B 114. Para la tsrminaci6n dc
10 earressra que uns sl pueblo dc Mo.
rows con el dc vsga Bsia. (Qaintsre
J Ranos.)
Il 10. Para snmendar una lei
titulads: Ley orsando sl cargo de So
crstario del Tribunal del Dlstrito, de
anisndo aus dsbsres , fisndo un susl
do por sl dsssmpsfio dc los nismos. !,
Aprobada en- Mario 10 de 1904. (via,
Oshoteco.)
H 3 l1s Para dercgar les sec
clones 6 " do II sLey para impedi
10 erueldad CON los animalsss apro
bads en- Marco 10 do 1904. (virsll,
Uribe, Garcia Sslgsdo, Federico +
Yirella, Coira y Quintero,
Il J r 8. Autorizando el Con
seio Executive para que, previa revi
sion dc les Tltulos pressntAdos por i
Comisi6n dc Fsrrocarriles on puert
Rico, respecto q eiertos tsrrenos d
San Juan, hsga& favor de IL mism
el reconocimiento de 10 propisdad d
dichon terrenoa 81 ssf procediese. (So
Ter y de D'eg3.)
CB 70. Para enmendar el Tltr
10 TX dol O6djgo Penal. Post.
i Proyseto do Icy en- - lecture
| G B IL. Sobre 10 profession not.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
|NFLuENc|A DEL SOL

Segdo asegura el ilustre astr6no.
mo Camille Flammari6n, los rsyos So
lsrss no 500 sjercen una podeross
fuerEa attractive sobre 10 dirscci6n d.
las hojas y las aorss, sino sobrs lai
ramas trorcos do los &rboles.
Mr.. Flammari6n aduce una. pruebs
concluyente: On el parqus del Ooser-
vAtorio do Juvlsy exlstfa un arbolille
sumamsnte torcido, y o, cual 90 hs
logrsdo ponsr On posici6n cAsi verti.
col, someti6adole & 10 aesi6n direct,
do los rayos del astro roy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
ICA!MARA DE DELEGAD0S

Introducen enmlenias los seforss
Giol, Soler. Was oshotsso, Zavals,
Ssntopi, Montalvo.
FL senior Zsvals, prsssnta IN nue.
70 plan de estadio que sust!tuys por
sl que Agara sn 81 proyscto. Pussts
& votael6n esta snnienda % Aprobada.
Contindan haslSndoss enmisndas
On las demss ss.siones
FL bill es aprobado On % lestura,
III sefor Montalvo pidi6 la recon
sideraoi6n ds 10 aeesi6n o..
H BSs, Para antioipar ell psgo
al Ayuntsmieato de Ponce dc 10 can
tldsd gus 10 ls adeada por aqua sunni
nistrada & varios ediAclos del gohier
no insular.
LIZ eomIsi6n de Cor poraeiones ma.
nicipslss 10 informa sia enmie ndas.
.. Es aprobado este proyccto on %
leetura.
80 da lsctura oil intorms do 10 Co
mission dc Instrussionss acsrcs del H.
B. sobrs creaci6n de grapiss y escus
Ia de grieultura.
RI ssHor Msndez propons cue se
establezca una granjs On Faisrdo
iguslments propone sl sefior DslgAdt
que se establezca otra ca Yaueo.
FL senior Was Ochotsco propons
que ae establezsa uaa geanja para CO
10 en Hamacao, otra para tabaeo Oh
Cayey y otrs para cafe on 10 pobla
ci6n que 90 ellis.
El sen ,r de Diego, & nombrs del
ayuntamisnto de M ArlcAo, ofrsss to
rrsnos sufcientss y una sums do sl00
para sl sstablecimiento dc una dc 10
granias que sen sla el proyscto.
El seilor Ramos sssunda el intor
me dc 10 eomisi6n aus ssii ala los pue
bios de .Yauco, Guayama y Utuan
para las tres sstacionss sg'fcolas.
El seiior De'gado sseunda Al st
Iiior Ramos.
FL stfior Garcia SAlgado OK pons
que si 90 estab!ece 10 graniA On RI
Pledraa 81 ofrsce teresnos de ~ prt
piedad para el efecto,
! III aefior Was manifesto, que q
sabe porque raz6a 90 hen sen lad
ssos pueblos para el estab.ecimisni
+. de les exprssadas granias; cuaud
hay otros que estkn en- iguales 8 msis
res condisiones para ese fin.
} FL senior Matienxo, autor dol pr,
yecto, informa: Que 10 poblacl6n {
. Gasyama 90 ha elegido como distri
Q azusarero y UuAdo y Yauco, Con
(Csntiasta en- Ia p<ssna ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

rial. Fus psssto & votaci6n y apro.
bsdo.
ri seller de Diego pids entire On la
orden del die sl n B rs, sobrs COR
ssrvsci6n de pretesolos notsrialss.
Il B LOT. Sc Do lectsra 4 m tels
grama dc Rio Grands, pro .tando del
proyeets dc ley que .detsrnins IL
ssgrsgaci6n do los barrios xsabanaS,
<MAta do Pl&tanoBs y xMamsye ~
para agregarlos { Faiardo.
FL ssfor Msndex dice que ID psti-
si6a do los ssfi ,rss que suseribsn sl
tslegrama no hsns vslor, poraus
igual pstisi6n podfan hassr los habi.
tantss do 10 Patsgonia. Pids que %
lea 10 solieitud hssha por los vssiAoa
dc los rsfsridss barrios pidisads ~
ssgrsgaei6a do Rio Grands per ha-
ll.rse & gran distsneia del pueblo y
on camille sstGn mas ssrsa de- Fsjar'
do, al que pids ansx arse.
Sc dc cusnta del bill do 10 Cana
ra, smpliando los benefisies do 10 Icy
provsysndo fonaos para 10 sdueasi6z
Do j6venss pusrtorriq usaos On los e.
tados UAidos, On sl cual hass snnisE.
das el Conseio Ejscutivo.
III ssisor do Diego pids 10 nonbrs
comisi6n do confsrsnsiss para llegal
& ua acuerdo con sl Conssjo Eiseuti-
70 Assrca de aichas enmisadas. 8,
nombr6 { los ssforss de Diego, Via
Ochotseo y zavala.
HJR3. Pidisnao profession pa
ra el cafe do Puerto Rioe. SO lsy6 Q
ipforms de lla Conisi6n y,fs6 spro
bado y aplaudido por laIC&mars.
Fl ssfor solsr pids que 90 sus
penda sl reglamsnto y 20 vote dieh'
rsaoluci6n on sra. leetura. La ca
mara 10 vot6 de pie y 10 aprob6 po
unanimidad.
Sc do leetura oil informs de 10 90
mission do Corporssiones aeersa da
Il B 107. Fl ssflor Mendez rscomisn
de- el proyscto.
FL ssa,r Palmer prsssatA una on
misnda al proyeoto: que el barrio d
sMamsyes lqs qusds On 10 iurisdis
ci6n dc RE Grande, por considers q
lque este barrio estG mas esrca de O
actual munieipio que do Fsiardo.
FL sefior Msndex acepta IL enmier
do y pussto & votsci6n el Inf ,rms q
aprobado.
nj seiior Mendex pide 10 suspend
el reglsmsnto y 90 vots dishs proyst
s., on tercera lsetura. Pussto & vct,
ci6n % aprobado per msyorfa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
BILL lPR0BADO
Els el que provee la creaci6n
de Grasjas Agricolas
Experimentales.
$CONsIDERACl0NEs
Voto un&nime. - Levantado
discurso del <Speaker>
seflor Matienzo. 4
$CONsIDERACi0NEs

Aver faS Aprobadc por 81 soto
unAnims do ID Uimsrsds Dslsgxdoa
sl House Bill ~ s5 QusDrcssaDsrs
10 crsaci6a do Csasiss Aer5lolss M.
psrimsntales on ID islas sapvtnisnds
10 llsnada Ulissrsidsd y provsysndc
tambien para sl seatsnimisnto do Ii
Escusls Normal do Maestfos on Rio
Pisdrss.
En este tisn pensado 8 importsn-
tsimo proysoto dc Ley % cream una
Grarj Modslo Csntral on Rio P.sdras
on lugar do la dsneients Escuela ID
Agricultura que hoy existe y tres
Granjss 8 Sub-sstacionss experimsn.
tales, una en- Utuado. otra on Yaucc
y otrA en- Guayama, sstableciendo ID
snsehanzA elemental obligatoria en- las
Escuslss rurales.
ri autor del proyscto, speaker d.
la CGmara ssiior Mstienzo, en- un le-
vantado discurso con utilfsimas con.
sideraeiones sobre el problems sgrf'
cola de Puerto Rico, apoy6 esta ley
Dc tan vital interes para el pals.
Arsssrva' de volvsrnos & ccupal
do tan imporssnts asunto, felicitamo,
q 10 camsra por 10 ssria atenci6n qus
han prsstsdo & prcb.ema ton trascen
dental como es la sgrioultura y el per
feceions miento dc nusstros rutinari
mstodos dc ou!t!vo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
SesioneS del dia z de Mario

Ss dl lectura oil informe do ID Co.
mission de Sanidad acerca del bill
ersando una Comisi6n permsn' nts pa.
re el sstudio do 10 unsinarlasis.
Epss fior Was informs les venta.
les de este proyseto de Icy en que 90
ssaalan $50 900 para disha sseHsi6n.
T-El senor Solsr 10 opens { 10 eifra
fiada para diehA atsnci6n.
III ssaor do Diego apoya el pro-
yecto , estina que todavia 10 can't.
dad do 80 900 o. psqusha para atsn-
der sss gran nssssidad pdblics. ri.
de que % aunsate 10 santidad { Sc.
tsnts , sinoo mil dollars.
El sefior SAntoni secunda al 80.
fior Soler y manifesto que sl medic
dc combatir In uncinaria no % invsr-
tir grandea sumas. sino sl Ihaosr cum
plir 10 disposition sanitaria On vigor
| respeeto & 10 construction do learinas
| en- las easas del campo.
El ssiior Garcia Salgado, dice
que serfa impossible obligar { caas
cam mpssino fabricar una lstrins sa ur
modesto bohio; adsmss que ssas le-
trinas eonsistsntss en- un hoyo, serfar
stentasorias & 10 salud, porsus en- laa
lluvlas % llenArfan dc aqua y resul
tarfa entonees un verdade-o foco ds
uncInariasis.
! FL sen 1r Abril secunda 10 propuel
to por..sl senior do Diego.
El seior Matienz, propone, qu'
queds como t6rmino medic 10 estable
cido On 81 bill, % to ss, $50 00e.
l El ssnor do Diego retira 81 On
!mienda y puesto & vosaci6n el inform
dc 10 Comisi6n es sprobado
j I'll bill fu6 aprobado On % lectura
/ So levanta 10 session.
| P0r la tarde
4 Contin6a Ia session. & las 3 de Ii
tsrde.
/ Be pone & discussion oil q B Is "a
bre protocolos notariAles.
FL ssiior de Dleg, haes una on
misnda y % aprobada.
1 El bill queda aprobado en- tercsr
lectura.
Sc dA leetura al proysso del E
B. SO autorizsudo al auditor de Pael
. to Rico para ordsn,r ell page de em
plsados supletorios de la C&mars.
ri bill qusda aprobado en- tercer
, lectura.
L So de- lectura oil II p II para
J. crsaci6n do una Junta Superior
FarmaciA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

En- esta imprenta Sc vcnde
papel viejo a 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

y condensadores de vacio seco de vacio hd-
medo. -Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente Vega Baja, Providencia, Patti
Has, Mercedita, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca
roIna.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22
Curios and Oddities
WHEN CHRISTMAS WAS ILLEGAL
uChristmas was iljeua1 in rro,

christmas 2! was Illegal in crom-
"Those cursed old Puritans were SO
gloomy that they would not have any
galety even on Christmas Day.
Cromwell said that holly and mis-
tletoe were heathenish things. He said
that they had no real Christmas sig
nifeance-they were a. part of some
pagan festival Of the Druids. Accord
ing ~. he made a law that, if you dec
grated your. house with mistletoe or
holly at Christmas, you got thirty days
"The terrible old fellow forbade
Christmas celebrations. No dancing.
no singing, no play-going, no feasting
days. 80. -. - :
I" You see, it was his idea that Christ
mas was a religious, serious time, a
time for church-going and prayer and
reverence, and for nothing else. The
innocent family that in Cromwell's dav
sat down to turkey and plum-pudd ing
and wound. up with Christmas games,
got month all round. g. !.
Only for a time, tho. The people
rebelled. Willing as the people had
been to put, on the gloom. of those
dreadful old Puritans, they insisted on
having a little Joy on Christmas Day,
and Cromwell, after a year or two, had
to give in to them. = Sst
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22
CHRISTMAS IN THE SAHARA

:, ~ passed last Christmas in the the sa-
oasis Of Sidi-O kba. It was very strange.
~ wore all day white helmet, a
white suit, and white shoes, for it was
hot-98, in the sun, 70 in the shade. Tn
the morning I took a donkey ride. -
:. Riding thru the village, I saw dark
skinned Africans sleeping in the shade.
Their mouths were open and flies
>crawled UNDECIDED over their eyelids
and their thick, dry lips. I saw Arabs
loading camels with dates. The cAmels
were made to kneel,,. and they snarled
and growled like human beings as their
loads grew heavier and heavier. I saw
Mohammedans in their white robes
kneeling n:sprayer on the sand. 4 !
'!After lunch I took camel ride for
out into the hot, bright desert. Now
AND then gazeHes were .toHbe seen. AS
I Had my gun along, IEmsnaged to not
a gazeHeeon the return Journey. Two
bulls were fighting before my house
when l%got back. It was rather ex.
citing.
"For dinner, instead of turkey, / had
partridge. I dined- or my terrace. 1T
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22
HE HAD STUDIED HISTORY

While strolling out Race street the
other evening, an old gentleman whose
silvery locks and feeble stride showed
that he had passed many of the mile
stones on his journey thru life, en-
countered a number Of youngsters on
their way home from near
by school. The old man g
benevolent face lighted with smile as
he stopped and engaged the brightest
looking one Of. the boys in CONVERSE
ton. edo you study hard in
school9' the old man asked Of the
boy. ,"Well, I don't hurt myself was
the youngsters reply" But,'' said the
man, "you ought to study hard, and
some day you may be president of the
United States.'' eyes, sir" the lad
replied; "but. I don't think I ever will
be president. I'm democrat, you
fsee. 1Philade1phia Record.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22
TO KEEP WINDOWS FROM FROST,
g.. ~ 49,. ING

The haberdasher sighed, for his win
dow full of lovely Christmas. neckties,
was, quite opaque with frost: ';s
method to keep my window from frost
ing over in cold weather" T: Es.a
"Ill let, you have the method you
want for nothing,,' said the patton.
'eCoat the inside of your window with
glycerine, and it will keep as clear in
winter as in summer. I IN surveyor,
and in my trade we always use g1ycer-
inc on our glass instruments when it g
cold. ,.E- =. ~. ., o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22
A CHRISTMAS STORY.

Speaking Of Christmas stories, II
said a magazine editor, IS. R.. Crockatt
tells the oldest yarn ever heard. =
|, - Crockett says hes;got, one Novem-
Der day. some years ago,s-a check from
an English magazine, along with
letter complimenting him on the Christ
mas sketch that had just been read and
accepted ~. q, =. 20.
The man was amazed, for he had
no recollection either Of writing or Of
mailing. the sketch. And when he got
proof Of it, he found that it was
altogether new to him. He liked 7 it,
tho, and he recognized in it incidents
that no one but himself could have de.
scribed. He asked to see the manu-
script, and the manuscript was in his
hand. - a1N.: ze.f =
ESQ he. decided, and he still thinks,
that he must have written and dis
patched this sketch in his sleep r
~" It is an odd story. It would be an
a clergyman. - - = s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-22
TAX-FREE TOWNS.

'There are no taxes in the town of
Orsa, in Sweden,' said an assessor.
Furthermore, the townspeople have
a free. railroad, free telephones, free
education and free libraries. Think of
it-not merely no taxes to swear off
and dodge and lie about, but no car.
fares, no telephone fees.
p In the French town Of, Chamaret
there are no taxes, either. The Cham
aret extra is Christmas blowout, The
mayor spends $4,000 from the town
treasury on a Christmas treat to which
all the inhabitants are invited. s::>
Monaco has no taxes, thanks to the
Monte Carlo gaming, and Klingenn-
burg on-the-Main owns clay pits so
profitable that they not only make
everyone tax-free, but. afford to each in.
habitant small income as we'll.
cit is likely that Philadelphia will
some day be tax-free. When the Steph-
en- Girard estate grows so big that
there will be surplus after all an
nual payments are made, this surplus, is
to be applied to diminishing the citi-
zens' burden of taxation II think that
is the wording. But don't move to
Philadelphia right away. It will be
some years before the Girard estate is
big enough to pay the peoples taxes. -
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A. LITERARY CAT

Two little girls Of a small town in
the interior of Ohio were presented
with kitten, and dispute arose as to
the name it should be given. Edith hao
a little boy friend named William, and
demanded that the kitten be given that
name, but Mabel, whose friend 8 name
was Dean, protested .vigorously;;, SO the
pet civilian Dean.''
The animal g vocal powers were un-
usually well developed. It squalled
consistently. So the family decided to
give the kitten an additional name and
call 1t civilian Dean Howells. " T..
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J SHE HAD THE FAD

Her arm about his neck drew tighter.
And promise me- she said, Nthat
you will write from every foreign city
you pass thru ,l %
Shifting her weight to the other knee,
he regarded the girl with some slight
suspicion. -
Do you love me SO much,' he muir.
INJURED, nor have you started a picture
postcard album2O
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was pleasant enough; only the light
drew a few mos0nitoes = -


81 took my coffee after dinner in q
Moorish cafe hung with red and yellow
hangings. All around me grave Arabs,
swathed in white,Ea smoked tobacco
charged with keef, kind of opium,
and on a platform three musicians
played wild music, while Ouled Nails
danced the danse du sventre. -
:, - Towards 10 O'clock L wandered
homewards.' The moon shone in a pale
sky, and against tie palloresof the night
the palm plumes were very still. There
was no wind. Now and then in the
silence, dogs barked from the nomad
encampments. Agtcamel !. roared. A
mosquito buzzed before my face, y
- Wiping my wet brow-forH it was
warm. walkmg-I sighed and slonged
for white snow, sleighbells and the cold
glitter of: our northern starlight on
the snow.''s! - ;ls..:.;..:a ~