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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

vo plan de estudio para la profession
de farmaceutico, los sefores que
componen hoy el tribunal examina-
dor renunciaran sus cargos.
La Asociaci6n Medica cele,
brara session cienti6ca en- Aguadi-
liza, Ell domingo 7 de Abril, 4 las
dos de la tarde, ( iuvita para dichc
actO a los medicos en- general y
todas las personals amantes de Ii
cultura y el progreso intellectual d,
j Ia iSla.
81 Honorable Gobernado
Mr.. Winthrop y su distinguida es
7Osa, embarearsn para los Estado
Unidos en- el sMayAowerS, Ell dfa 1
del mes actual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

--Ha sido transferida para fe-
cha que oportuna1neute sc avisara,
la asamblea general de la sociedad
ola fraternldad Social Psychological y
heneicaD, cuyo acto estaba seflalado
para el dia 7 del actual.
Con extraordinaria concurren-
cia llevarouse 4 efecto el domingo
Gltimo las elecciones generates de
dignatarios Ell la Gran Logia Sobe.
rama de Puerto Rico, para el afio
de 1907. Los candidates triunfau
tes fueron los siguientes: Gran
Maestro, don Antonio Cordero Gree
lecto); Diputado Gran Maestro, don
Jacin;o Texidor; Primer Gran vi
gilante, Mr.. John D. Guilles; Sc
gundo Gran Vigilante, don Federi-
co Walls Spinosa; Gran Tesorero,
don Fernando Schluter (reelecto) I;
Gran Secretario, don Jose G. To
rres (reeleeto); Gran Maestro de
cerempniiS, don Pedro Pares; Gran
Primer Diacono, don Enrique c.
Rexach; Gran Segundo Diacono,
don Ricardo Caparr6s,
En- el cuerpo de diguatsrios
elegidos, todas las Logias de Sar
Juan han tenido representation.
Los arboIes del Paseo de Co
vadonga estan tan abandonados que
nuchas ramas caen sobre el paw
, mento dihcultan el transito. We:
el Ayuntamiento el nodo de gu,
ESQ Sc arregle, siquiera por ornate
publlco, va por su cuenta 8 po
cuenta de Departamento de Mari
ma 81 es que, como Sc dice, aquello
r terrenos estan bajo esa jurisdiction
DE heridas y contusiones le
YES fueron asistidos en- la Saia d
j, Socorros Carlota Rivera, herida e
i la region frontal; Evaristo Rivera
i rasguno en- la mano izquierda; ClC
a tide Lopez, herida punzante en-
mano izquierda; Francisco Luci;
{ 10, confusion sobre el p6mulo il
;. 1uierdoi Carlos Cruz, sobre la M
|. no izquierda; Lola Torres, cont,
3 sion sobre la region facial ihquie
i Ia y costal posterior derecha; Sa
Il vador Alvarez, confusion sobre
"a -egion frontalj Caste Stuart, her
la contusa Ell la region temper
r derecha; Jose Clavel, luxaci6n
4 ia articulation hGmero-cubical.
c Sc dice que, autes del 70
Julio, que empezarS 4 regir el nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
CONSEJO EJtcUT|VO
Los cOnsejeros e1igen
para que les presida
q Mr.. Willoughby.
ExCELeNTe IMPRESSION
Este peri6dico' fe1icita
al nuevo Presidente en-
su cargo de confianza.

FL Consejo Executive en su 1l-
TINA session, el jueves, design6 CO.
mo Presidente en- sustitucion del
Honorable Regis H. Post nombra-
do recientemente Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, al Honorable w. F.
Willoughby, Tesorero dc esta isla.
Mr.. Willougby es el jefe mas
antique de todos sus compaieros
americanos de los Departamentos
del Gobierno. En- 1905 cumpli6
cuatre amos 8 sea su primer periodic
como Tesorero de Puerto Rico, en-
cuyo afio fue reelecto por cl Presi-
dente Roosevelt.
Aplaudimos la election del al.
to cuerpo Legislative considerable
1 Mr.. Willoughby uno de los ameri
canos mas serios que han llegado 4
esta isla; su inteligencia y tacto res
ponden al nuevo puesto de con6an-
"a, que desempenarA con cello y
honradeZ.
Aquf Sc supuso que el cargo de
PresidAnte del Consejo Executive
tenia que coincidir con el de Secre
tario de Puerto Rico, siguiendo Ia
costumbre adoptada en- los casos d,
Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Hartzell y Mr.. Post
pero como Sc We 10 es asi. FL Con
sejo tiene facultadeS para elegir /;
su Presidente entire sus miembros
con toda libertad.
Mr.. Willoughby figure com
Tin gran auxiliar de Mr.. Post e.
1903, en- cuya epoca pens6 renur
ciar y ausentarse del pats en- visit
de los escandalos de aquellos item
pos. Fue uno de los que, en- uni6
de Mr.. Post y Mr. Luce, informaro
al Presidente Roosevelt sobre la
condolences generates de la politi
ca de Puerto Rico.
Nosotros felicitamos q Mr.. WI
lloughby por la con6anza del Cor
sejo, q la cual esperamos que el Il
grara unir siempre la con6anza DE-
pats.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
ARTISTICO

que poseen dotes uaturales sobresa'
lientes. Deben desechar la timide1
y confar en- 81 miSmos, seguros de
que triunfaran.
81 coro de sehoritas, delicioso;
bien ell de nliios, y bastante acepta-
Bile el de j6venes.
El res1men; Ia representation
del primer acto de una opera como
aCarmeup con tituye en- 81 lin es-
fuerzo laudable, digno de estfmulo.
Y los distinguidos elemertos cue en
ella tomarou plrte no de- ~ i9sma-
var en- su prop6sito dc cultivar el
bell oanto, volviendo 4 ofrecernos,
con mayor preparation, espectacu-
los como el de antes de auoche, que
resultan altamente cultos y simpa-
ticos.
De la sefiorita Paoli NADIA dire
mos: trabaj5 como artista de cora
l6n Y d.. talento. De ella debia-
nos esp rar una CARMEN original
encantadora, como la que apare-
cio Ell la escena.
En- aNuit du Noela obtuvo otro
luevo triunfo Ell celebrado pianista
compositor Paco Cortes.
Aquella mdsica descriptive, de.
senfadada y alegre 4 ratios, y a ratios
imponente y conulovedora, Sc oye
Siempre con verdadera delectaei6n.
La nina Blanca Iriarte, exec
, Ienisima,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

81 dia IA del mes actual estar$
eu San Juan el Honorable Secreta-
rio de la Guerra Mr.. Taft.
AL dia siguiente visitara los
fuertes de la plaza acompahado del
Honorable Gobernador Winthrop.
por la tarde, habra parada militar y
por la noche reception en- la Man
sion Ejecutiva.
El martes Mr.. Taft saldra ha-
cia Ponce por terra y ALI pasara
ese dts, regresando Ell microbes a
San Juan, despues de vi,itar algu-
mas irnportantes centrales.
Aver domingo lego de Qua
yama q sefior don Luis Mufioz Mo-
rales, Juez de aquella Corte de Dis,
trito, para asistir a la reunion, que
tuvo efecto hoy en- la Normal de
Rio Piedras, de los sfndicos de la
aUniversidad de Puerto Ricon
Ell sabado a medic dia fue
reducido a prision, por hurto de un
sombrero, el individuo Juanss de la
Cruz, jornalero Y natural de Vega
baja.
Para cubrir una plaza de
practicante en- la Sala de Socorros
vacante Ror renuncia de don Juan
Claudio, ha sido nombrado su her.
mano don Guillermo Claudio, que
fue 1ltimamente practicante de Ca
yey.
-Segdn Sc dice, las obras de
dragado del muelle de San Juan
que no tardaran en- comenzarse, NJ
Sc ejecutaran como al principle 81
:rey6, por un comite 6 junta, cuyc
presidente seria nombrado por Nj
Roosevelt. Dichos trabajos serai
encomendados al Departamento d,
Faros, bajo la inspection de su in
geniero Director.
I'll sabado por la tarde, en- /
calle del Arsenal, de la Marina, III
perro realengo Sc lanzi ferozment
sobre los ninos Fernando Maurici
y Juan Rufuo Dowis, mordiend
hl primero en- ei antebrazo derechC
fegi6p umbilical y music defecho
al segundo en- Ia region intercosti
y music derecho. Las heridas r,
cibidas poi estos niiios fueron cal
hcadas de pronostico reservado.
En- las carreras veri6cadi
aver Ell el Hip6dromo de Ponc
obtuvieron premios los siguient
caballoS: I? carrera, rNegtitoO,
San Juani a. carrera, sCalifOrnid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
lmpresiones y noticias

de San Juan; agerrera, sJfbaro',
de Ponce; a cafsera, sMagesticD,
de San Juan; s. carrera, aRelampa-
go0, de San Juan.
>Esta vez, como la anterior, San
Juan bati6 el record Ell ell Hipodro-
mo ponceho.
-Maiiana martes comenzaran los
exanenes para revalida del titulo
de medicos y para practicantes, CO.
madronas y anurses.S
-Sigue oEl TiempoO hablando
de jngadas de esolfoO en- cafetincs y
de @pares y nonesD Ell billares, Y
Sc concreta unicamente a seiialar
esta inmoralidad ell el barrio de aSal
81 puedesD, de Puerta de TERRA, to-
do por atacar q la policia de aquel
barrio, que ha metido en- cintura a
muchos republicanos que tentan
todo el dia el amonten prendido.
Nal disimula el colega esa rabia que
lie susiercn aigunos dc suS correli-
pionat:uS,
--Esta tarde regreSara de Ma
yagiiez el SeHor don Manuel Camu.
fias, Director de Prisiones.
Ell ex-Delegado a la CAmars
sefor don Valeriano Virella TRIBE
permanecera unos dias Ell San Juan
--El sabado por Ia tarde, en- Ii
parada %, uu carro el6ctrico, col
varias personas que venian de RiC
Piedras, Sc VIC detenido por ha
bersele quemado el motor. s.
pidIo otro caro- para trasbordar, Z
que lego media bora despueS y a
estar cerca de San Juan, Sc vic tam
hien detenido Ell la marcha po
igual causa que el anterior.
TodO este, que ocurre a diario
con gran indignation del p1blicc
acusa uu estado de abandono en- {
material de esa compaiiia, la cus
. dcbiera inspeccionar muy de cerc
, el Comisionado del Interior.
} La Or n Logia Svberaua d
Pu-Ito Rico Ia rcmiiido al TeSoxi
7 70 del cKefugio de niilos desamp;
/ radosn, la suma de cuarenta dollar
: por saldo de aSignaciones hasta /
/ de Mario Gltimo y consigua ell S
nuevo presupuesto $50 para es
s atenci6n.
;, la sido designado Ell h.. Re
IS nando S hitter para representa-
Ie la Gran Logia en- la Junta de Dire
,, torres de dicho Asilo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
4 vUtlA PUMA
Va victis! Este grito
grato a los republica-
nos, les disgusta hoy
IN LILO TsMPORe
Insultos, arremetidas,
desplazamientos.-Mi-'
sericordia.
IN lilo TsMPORe

We wctist... Este fuG '.el grlto
favorito
dklgxYbeAO
llamadu republicaro,
que, sin tenor nj respeto,
y con descaro inaudito,
-aaquf zumbo, aquf arremctoO-
quiso pcner fniquito
atodo cuanto halo 4 mano,
juzgando como un delito
el no ser republicano.
Echandolas de "cajctaO,
no hubo tretA
nj afilgaza
que aquel nopu>iera Ell juego;
y gente de mala traza,
entire insulto y cuchuAeta,
casi, casl nos di6 clza,
y nos trat6 4 Ia baqueta,
nos persigui6 a sangre y fuego,
( hizo tanta jugarreta,
que, Al fin, Sc lie quebr6 el juego.
| Va vittis!. iCuanto ajetreo!
Sin rodeo,
nj rebozo
Sc pratendi6, de por vida,
causarnos el gran destrozo.
Y fue largo el vapuleo,
y fue grande el alborozo
de este y de aqutl Macabeo.
Y hubo quieu, en- tai batida,
no solo perdi6 ell empleo,
sino que perdi6 la vida.
Y hoy proclama csc partido,
va CaluO,
que no debe
abusayse Gel vencido.
No es extrafio que repruebe
el / V0 victis! consabido.
que puso en- obra su plebe;
y que afrme, alicaido,
que es obrar~de mala fS
el desplazar al vencido.
lie ha visto y quien lie vG!
Fomentaron la discordia
exclamando: iAy dN ueneido!,
y hoy piden misericordia.
Mas ipor que
no entonan el ayo pequeS?
DIABoLIN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
XOTAS De AR[c|B0
Solemnes cu1tos de Se-
mana Santa.--Gran
festival art1sticO.
VISTA De INSPECTION
Cargamento de la gole-
ia "Julia. ."--Regalos q
la iglesia cat6lica.

Mario 3I.-Las hestas de Sc.
mana Santa han revestido en- eSta
ciudad extraordinaria animacion y
esplendor, demostrando que las tra-
liciones no Sc pierden con facili-
lad y que el quito cat0lico es cada
liza mas arraigado. Tndos los actts
N la Iglesia han estado concurridi-
,i.nos de feles, sobresaliendo la
procession del Santo enticrro Il
vicrnes, pues era inmenso q acom-
pailamiento, recorriendo la proce-
sion varias GALES dc la poblacion,
10 inisno que por la noche la de Ia
Soledad. Esta maiiana sc VERTIGO
con igual esplendor la procession del
encuentro. FL padre Pima puede
star satisfecho de la lnanera con
lue han correspondido les cat6licos
lie Arecibo.
Ell domingo pr6ximo habra
un verdadero acontecimiento en- eS-
ia ciudad, pues al fin Sc ha decidi-
do el inteligente artista don Fran
cisco Cortes, a dar un festival artist
co en- este teatro, poniendo en- escena
la 6perera milno drama Ell un acto,
aNuit de NoelO y otros actos de
concerto que haran una hermosa
vclada. Dadas las siinpatias conque
cuenta ell esta ciudad el apreciado
artista lie auguramos buen exito.
FL mares Iegara a esta ciu-
lad Ell vista de Inspection santa
ia Ell Inspector del Distrito doctor
Lugo Viias
Sc esta procediendo por cuen-
ia de la Compaiiia aseguradora
: extraer la MADEIRA que trafa como
cargamento la goleta rJulia0, nau-
J fragada en- este puerto. Sc compone
) en- su mayor parte de gruesas vigas.
La sefiora doiia Micaela Fl
gueroa, .viuda de Ledesma,ha rega-
lado dos preciosas imagenes a esta
Iglesia.
--Anoche han contrafdo ma
/ trimonio los apreciables j6venes
don Luis A. Calderon y la seiio-
rita Maria. Rosario Perez.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
-rs"-,=' -----srs-sar ''-~s's---ss-~~~-s-vss-~--
los trabajadores puertorriquefios.
E Asuntos interesantes han de
a tratarse ell dicho acto, para el cua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
POr ca bic

hoy Sc les MEGA toda trascendencia por 10 que
respecta la question religiosa va perfectamente
desndada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
cIRcuIO ORRERO

Mahana, martes, a las siete de
la noche Sc efectuara la anuhciada
Asamblea obrera en- el circulo de
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
INDIANS TO FIGHT INDIANS.
Mexico Pits Yaquis Against Mayas,
Decreasing Both Tribes.

The Mexican war department, by di-
experiment of using the Yaqui Indians
to fight the Mayas. The uprising of
the Maya Indians against federal au-
thority began several months ago, and
members of that tribe are now in arm
ed rebellion. The Yaqui Indians, like
the Mayas, are waging a bloody con-
fiict against the government troops,
and upon the peaceful settlers of their
territory in the State of Sonora. The
government has been trying for several
years to put down the Yaqui rebellion.
1t has succeeded in largely decreasing
the force of Indians by capturing hun
dreds of them and deporting them to
the Quintana Roo territory, in what
was formerly Yucatan. The Maya In
dams formerly occupied all of what is
now called Quintana Roo. They were
brought under temporary subsection
about 10 years ago. and the new terri
tory was created by the government
and was opened up for settlement. The
Mayas soon went on the war path
again, and there has been no settle
ment of the territory that was former
ly occupied by them. The government
soldiers have had all that they could
do to keep the territory from being re-
taken by the Mayas.
The Maya Indians have been making
such an incessant warfare upon the
federal troops that were sent against
them during the last few months that
the order was given to augment the
forces of the Mexicans by organizing
the Yaquis who had been deported to
Quintana Roo into military companies
1t was believed that this experiment
of pitting the Yaquis against the Mayas
would prove successful from the fact
that the few peaceable Mayas who had
come into contact with the Yaquis
seemed to show a natural hatred for
that race of Indians.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
LEAN MEAT DIET.
Dangerous Food for Persons Prone

Dangerous Food for Persons Prone
to Liver Trouble.
The truth seems to be that a person
subsisting upon lean meat diet, while
he may manifest a greater amount of
strength than upon more natural diet,
and may be unconscious of any abnor-
NAL condition, is like person in a
powder magazine-he is in constant
danger of vital catastrophe, is the YER
dict of Prof Rauther of Bonn, says the
Philadelphia Record.
The misunderstanding functions of
pacity of his kidneys are taxed to the
utmost to keep the proportion of pto-
maine and leucomaines in the tissues
down to a point which permits of the
performance of the vital functions.
The margin of safety which nature
has wisely made very large in order to
provide for emergencies is reduced to
the narowest possible limit, so that any
thing which temporarily interferes with
the functions of the liver or the kid
neys, or which imposes additional work
upon them, may be sufficient to obliter-
ate the safety margin and produce an
attack of grave or fatal disease.
Invasion Of the body by ptomaine-
producing microbes, such as the typhoid
bacillus, the bacillus of diphtheria, the
pneumOcoccus of Friedlander, the
shocks resulting from accident, and
even the depression of a severe cold
ger emergency capital, and the result
is actual inflammation of the kidneys,
or death under chloroform or from
shock following an operation under an
esthesia.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
BEGAN YOUNG.

Had "Coffee Nerves. from Youth.
when very young | began using
coffee and continued up to The past six
months writes a Texas girl.
L had been exceedingly nervous, thin,
and very sallow. After quitting coffee
and drinking Postum Food Coffee about
a month my nervousness disappeared
and has never returned. This is the
more remarkable as l am d primary
teacher and have kept right on with my
work.
My complexion now is clear and
rosy, my skin soft and smooth. AS a
good complexion was something l had
greatly desired, l feel amply repaid
even though this were the only benefit
derived from drinking Postum.
Before beginning its use l mad suf
fered greatly from indigestion and
headache; these troubles are now I'M
known.
Best of all, changed from coffee to
Postum without the slightest incon-
yenience, did not even have a head
ache. Have known coffee drinkers who
We're visiting me, TO use Postum week
without being aware that they were not
drinking coffee.
Il have known several to begin the
use of Postum and drop it because they
did not boil it properly. After explain
ing how it should be prepared they
have tried it again and pronounced it
delicious
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read the booklet, THE
Road to Wellville," in pkgs. There's
3 Reason"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
KURDSlOOT and BURN
INLAWIESS ORGIES
Many Villages in Armenia Are
Plundered and Then Put to
the Torch.
SPARE THE PEOPLES LIVES.
Erzerum, Belts, Van, Kharput and
Draibeker Scenes of Specula-
tion by Vicious Hordes.

Constantinople adyices say the law
less activity of the Kurdish tribes il
the Armeno-Kurdish districts Of Ere
rum, Bitlis, Van, Kharput and Diarbekir
is causing lively concern at the Porte,
particularly as the foreign embassies
are interesting themselves and are urg
ing that prompt measures be taken by
the government to prevent a possible
massacre. Under the protection of the
notorious Ibraham Pasha. who IS
known as the ''despot of Kurdistan,''
Kurdish horsemen are making raids
without discrimination, Turkish villages
suffering equally with Armenian home
steads on the plains around DiarbekIr
and Jezireh-Ybn-Omar
Sixteen villages have been pillaged
and burned within the last month in
these districts and eight villages in the
Sert district have met with the same
fate. Several of these villages were
composed entirely of Moslems and in
most cases the lives of the inhabitants
were spared, though they were deprived
of all their possessions.
The pinch of hunger already is being
felt, as everywhere, there is a scarcity
of food. fodder and fuel. The mission
aries are doing their best to mitigate
the misery, but outside help is urgent
ly needed if the danger of a severe
famine is to be averted.
The movement in favor of autonomy
is gaining ground in Asia Minor as the
popular disaffection against the Con-
stantinople government is very strong.
But at the same time there is great
degree of loyalty among the Moslems,
and this constitutes a powerful support
to the present regime. Mass meetings
are being held at which the 'emOval Of
Ibraham Pasha is being demanded.
The Porte has ordered troops from
Kharput and Rieppo against the refrac-
tory Kurds, and it will endeavor to IN
duce Ibraham Pasha by friendly per
suasion, to come into Aleppo. Some
of Ibraham's villages were snelled re-
Gently by Turkish troops and sixty
KurdS were killed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
Story of a Clever Jackdaw.

In a small cottage in Herefordshire
there lived family who owned very
large but clever jackdaw which was
noted for its very witty sayings. One
day the jackdaw saw the lid of the
stewpot partly off, so thinking he
should like a meat dinner he went out
and caught frog and put it in the
boiling water in the stewpot. which
had II some pieces of beef. After this
the jackdaw went quietly back to his
perch and waited till dinner time. All
went well till the cvok began to share
the dinner out before the family.
Every time she pulled piece of
meat out of the pot the jackdaw said,
That's not mine; that's not mine,'' till
at last the cook pulled out the frog,
when he exclaimed in a very triumph
ant voice, That's mine; that's mine"
The shock nearly made the guests faint
away, but nevertheless the jackdaw got
his meat dinner, while the others did
without for change.-London An
swers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05
The Words on n Cigar Box,

What mean the various words which
are stamped on the lid and sides of a
cigar box? These are not mere fancy
names, but terms actually descriptive
of the cigar. On the lid is the name of
the cigar. The front of the box de-
scribes the shape and size, as ''con-
chas," ''reina," ''regalias," which state
the shape, and ''perfecto infantes,"
''princesses," which signify the size
These may be combined, as "conchas
speciales,' "conchas fnas,' to state
both shape and size. At the back of
the box, where the lid turns over. is
stamped the quality of the cigar-'su-
perfina," ''fina," flor" superior and
''bueno," being the terms in the de-
scending scale. The color of the cigar
is declared on the right hand side or
end of the box. "Claro" signifies the
lightest colored, colorado claro'' rath-
er dark, colorado" dark, colorado ma
duro' darker, ''maduro' very dark.
''oscuro" extremely dark, negro" dark
est,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-12-05

Dean Stanley was once driving with
friend from Monroale to Palermo.
Both men were reading. Stanley sud-
denly discovered that he was shivering
with cold. He mentioned the matter
to his friend.
well, hadn't you better put some
thing on?' said the latter, pointing to
the deans bag, which was close at
hand.
Stanley thought it rather good idea.
and the friend went on reading As
they entered Palermo there were shouts
of astonshment. Stanley was placdy
reading. His friend found that the dis
tinguished churchman had absent-mind-
edly drawn out nighr-shirt from his
bag and put it on over his other cloth
ing and thus arrayed was riding trium-
phantly into the city.-London Sketch.