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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
De san SEBASTIAN
Cultos religiosos.--Fer
vor de los fe1es.--El
p. Cebal1Os.
BANDA MUSICAL
Progresses qae realiza b'jo la
competente direction de
don Angel Nisl&n

Los cultos religiosos que, con
motive de Ia semaua de Passion tu-
vieron efecto en- nuestro temple ca
t6lico, llevaron a este un gran con.
tingente de feles.
Todos los ejercicios propios de
esos dias fueron celebrados con
gran cello por el digno parroco seiior
Ceballos, quien viene trabajando
con entusiasmo por la gran causa
de nuestra religion.
-Notables progresses vienen
hacienda en- el divino arte de la mu-
sica los educandos pobres que for
man parte de Ia Banda musical. FL
interes que en- aquel sentido viene
desplengando nuestro paisano don
Angel MislAn 10 hace cada vez
mas acreedor q las simpatfas y 4 los
aplausos de nuestro pueblo.
La culta sociedad casino
del PepinoO no omite sacrifcio al
guno q fin de proporcionar q las ia
milias de sus socios ratos de agra
dable expansion.
Su 1ltimo acto consisti6 en- una
cena, 4 la que asisti6 los mas selec-
to de nuestra morigerada sociedad.
CORREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
ASUNT0S DNERSOS
I1scritos en- el Registro
Civil. - Permisos pa
ra construcciones.
SALCHlCH0N DECOMlSaUO
Quluieutos vol1 1menes para Ia
Biblioteca insu'ar. -En el
HosT ital Municipal.

Sc han inscrito ell el Regis
tro civil los nacimientos de Rosen-
do Ramos, Feliciano y Modesto
Conception Aponte, y las defuncio.
mes de Avelino Cueto Rubi { Isa-
bel Reyes Romero.
Mr.. J. Katz ha solicitado
del alcalde de la ciudad permiso
para levantarle dos pisos, segdn
pianos que remite, a la casa nume-
70 26 de Ia calle de la Luna.
--Cayetano Andino, vecino de
Puerta de TERRA, ha pedido Sc lie
autorice para construir una casa en-
los terrenos de don Manuel Geste-
ra, en- el indicado harrio.
Ell Inspector de alimentos,
de la ofcina de sanidad, ha dcstrui
do 81 cajas de medic quin'al de sal
chich6n, decomisadas Ell varios es-
tablecimientos de esta ciudad. por
hallarse dicho artlculo ell malas
condolences.
En- el vapor espanol que de-
be estar ell nuestro puerto el diez
del mes corriente, 1legaran de Bar
celona unos quinientos vol1menes
de importantes obras para la BIZ
blioteca irsular.
Sc ha solicitado permiso,
por doha Felfcita Estrain, para
construir una casa en- Santurce, Sc
gdn pianos que Sc remite.
Han ingresado bajo asisten-
cia, en- el hospital municipal, Ale
jandro Sanabria, Marcia Otero
Juana Otero, Juana Rivera y OtiliC
Santiago; en- el cuarentenario ingre
So Felix Figueroa Romero y fut
dado de alta Manuel Hernandez.
Ell Comisionado de Ednca
ci6n sali6 hoy para San German
Aguadilla, Lares y Utuado, con OBJ
jeto de tomar parte en- las conferen
cias anuales de maestros que Sc ce
lebraran EN- dichas poblaciones.
Ell dia 9 del actual, a las L
y 80 de la mafiana recogerd Ia CO
= rrespondencia para los Estados Uni
dos.
: Sc esta estudiando el nedi
de conectar a Bayam6l con Cata
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
AOTIS DE- PONCE
Mejorandc. - Can1inos
vecina1es. -- Los ba-
nos de Quintana.
rJfB s--t SN
LUCIA CON UN LOCO
rs
La Quinta de don Guillermo
Cortada, = Candidates,
Nombramiento.

Abril 3.-Despues de varios
dfas de enfermedad, ha mejoradc
bastante el sehor Arquitecto NUM-
cipal, volviendo a entregarse q sus
faerias diarias.
--Contin1an con mucha acti
vidad las trabajos que Sc vienen
efectuando en- los caminos vecina-
les.
Los antiques bafos de Quin-
tafia, muy recomendados para las
Intermediates cutaneas, han sido
reparados de TIN todo, estando q su
frente el joven Fiyo Teran.
Aver sostuvieron una fuerte
lucha el comisario del barrio de Ca
mas sefor Gallo y el renatista de la
ambulancia don Jose Quintana con
el alienado Eustacio Roca, quien Sc
resistla 4 montar en- el coche para
ser conducido al hospitalillo de 10.
cos, habiendo necesidad de amsrrar-
10, no siu antes haber sufrido sus
consigulente; maguyaduras los Sc
flores Vera y Quintana.
-E;tan muy adelantados los
trabajos de la Quinta de don Gui-
llermo Cortada, en- Corral Viejo.
Tambien por aquellos lugares Sc
estan levantando otras Quintas muy
caprichosas.
Sc dice que don Manuel
Braschi es el sobrestante nombrado
para entender en- los trabajos de la
carretera de Ponce a Pehuelas.
-Suenan varios nombres de
personals muy conocidas en- estS
ciudad, para desempeiiar los cargos
de medico de la Carcel de Distrito
y Director del Asilo de Ciegos.
La SEGA continua en- este Tito.
raj causando estragos en- el ganadc
vacuno.
FL expeudio de la leche cads
dia va en- ALA, siendo necesaric
pagar este lfquido hasta IS centa
vos la botella, cuando Sc quiere to
mar bueno.
Los frutos del pals tambien Sc
pagan a precios fabulosos y las fru
tas como el guineo y la china 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

Empieza q las 2 p. M. Presi-
de Mr., Willoughby Y asisten los
sefores Acufia, Vale, Ward, Feui-
| lie, Sanchez Morales, Diaz Nava-
rro, Barbosa y Grahame.
Sc da cuenta del cablegra-
ma recibido por el Gobernador So
hre proposiciones para el empress
tito, cuyo texto pub'icamos en- nues-
ira edici6n de aver.
FL senior Diaz Navarro mues-
trase satisfecho y dice que deben
tambien estarlo sus >mpafieros del
Consejo con el resultado obtenido
en- la subasta de bonos para el en-
prestito. Pide Sc haga constar en-
acta un voto de gracia q la admi-
nistraci6n de la isla por el exito OBJ
tenido en- el asunto.
FL Presidente Willougby ma
nifesta que el resultado de 1o4 9
decimos por ciento obtenido por los
bonos, demuestra e1ocuentemente
el credito que tanto Puerto Rico
como ST gobierno gozan eu los Es-
tados Unidos.
Al efecto presenta una resolu'
ci6n por la que Sc autoriza a los
agentes hscales para que ultimen
todos los detalles del emprestito.
Dicha resoluci6n es aprobads
por unanimidad.
FL sehor Diaz Navarro propo'
ne que este acuerdo Sc comuniqut
inmediatamente por cable a los re-
feridos agentes y el seiior Willough
by advierte que va el Gobernadol
esta autorizado para clio.
Los sehores don Eduardo Gior
getti, don Luis Rubert y don Juar
J. Arzuaga someten a la considera
ci6n del Consejo una petici6n par'
que Sc haga una information publ
ca sobre la question tarifas de fe
rrocarriles.
El Gobernador somete el nom
bramiento de Alberto Rios, par
CONCEAL de Patillas en- sustituci6,
de Octavio Rivera, que renunci6
el de Ventura Rivas para marsha
de la Corte Municipal de Arecib
en- lugar de R. Marin Guerrero;
de Candelario Lopez como Secrets
rio de la Corte Municipal de HI
macao, en- lugar de Aciscio Garcf;
que renuncio y el de Angel Bernar
como CONCEAL de Cidra, en- lugs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
DESDE AiGUABO
Batalla campal 8 POGO
menos en- ell barrio de
Maizales.--HeridOe
INOIcAC|ON AL ALCALOE
Notas de duelo. Ton Luis
Caballer. d Albion Ro.
drlguez -Ayuntamiento.

En- el barrio de eMaizales. hu-
DO una batalla campal. Varlos gue'
rreros que responder al nombre de
Bernaht Santiago, R. Rodriguez,
J. Ojea, P. Ramirez, A. Santiago
dos mas, cuyos nombres no recor-
dalnos, convirtieron dicho sitio en-
uu campo de Agramante, Resul.
taron varios heridos, unos leves y
otros graves. POGO despues cele-
br6se el tratado de paz en- el dep6-
sito municipal, q donde fueron con-
ducidos por el cabo Quifones y el
policfa Angel Maldonado.
-Supouemos que nuestro que-
rido alcalde don Rata, mandara a
reparar y componer varios puentes
de los que cstau en- la carretera que
nos une con Rio Blanco, que Sc en-
cuentrau en- bastantes malas condi-
clones.
- Ha dejado de existir Ell Il
barrio de la Playa, nuestro querido
amigo el respectable caballero don
Luis Caballer.
Acompaho Esu cadaver 4 Ia
Ultima morada un gran contingente
de amigos que supieron apreciar
las bondades y buenas condolences
que lie erav caracteristicas. Envia-
mos a su desconsolada farnilia nues-
tro mas sentido pesame.
Cuando va empezaba nues-
tro amigo don Obdon Rodriguez 4
disfrutar de las caricias que su que
rido hijo el nilio Ernesto le brinda-
ba, lie sorprendio la muerte, llenan-
do de luto y desolaci6n aquel ho-
gar. FL sepelio del cadaver Sc ve-
riGc6 con mucha concurrencia. Des-
pidio el duelo el estimad. .simo obre-
70 don Ramon Ramos.
La semana pasada celebr6
nuestro Ayuntamieuto session ex.
traordinaria, tratando en- ella asun.
tos de sumo interSs.
CORREsrONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE
Session del 4 por la tarde.

de Luis Lopez, que renunci6. To-
dos son aprobados.
FL Attorney General solicita el
aumento de sueldo para tres dc sus
,mensajeros,
Sc da cuenta del recibo del
sefior Arpin, respecto a Ia devolu-
ci6n de una fanza por 1900 pc
sos.
El Sub-Secretario de Puerto
Rico envia copia ccrti6cada de una
franquicia del Cousejo Executive,
concediendo a Luciano Ortiz el de-
recho de usar parte de las aguas de
Ia quebrada conocida como Ode Don
JulioS 6 de los Munozs, para f.
nes agrfcolas ( industriales, apro-
bada por el Gobernador el 2 de
Mario de 1907.
La Comisi6n de Franquicias
recomienda al Consejo la aproba-
ci6n de la tarifa, Classification y re-
glamento d. la aPorto Rican Ex-
press Companys.
/ A petici6n del seiior Feuille Sc
Sc aplaza para la proxima session la
discussion de este asunto, sobre Ell
cual Sc esperan mas datos para re-
solver en- defuitiva.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda y
Presupuesto recomienda la apro-
baci6n de una ordenanza de la Jun
ia Escolar de Ponce, solicitando un
emprestito del Tesoro 1nsular poi
$4,000.
Manifesto la misma comisi6n
que no es possible que el Consejo,
en- session ejecutiva, tome acci6r
alguna acerca de una ordenanza de
Concejo municipal de Juana Diaz
solicitando legislation especial pars
que Sc lie pertnita hacer una asigna
ci6n suplementaria para el aho fs
cal que termina en- 80 de JUNO d.
1907, y recomienda que Sc informe
asl al Alcalde.
Recomienda asi mismo la co
mission expresada Sc apruebe la or
; denanza del Concejo municipal d
Aguadilla en- que solicita permis
) para disponer de la suma de $148. o
del balance no gastado de una pa1
te de TN emprestito insular para {
pago de deuda hotante de la mum
cipalidad, la cual fue contrafda CO
t Ell obleto de hacer ciertas reparacic
r (Co~tinna em Ia p4gina 5e)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

expenden a precios mas elevados
que nunca.
Los duefios de casas han au-
mentado sus alquileres desde I'm 10
a I'LL rs por 100.
-Positivamente el sabado pro-
ximo saldran de esta ciudad treinta
profesores.'de mdsic¶ San Juan,
los que tomarau parte en- la fiesta
que en- honor del immortal Juan Mo-
rell Campos Sc celebrara el domin-
go en- esa ciudad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
Sc ACAB0 EL DOLOR

Con el anestesioo xDentudo,
90 obtienO 10 completG ausenois del
dolor on todAs las est-acoiones den
tales, Do ventA en- la farmacis de-
e0olon1. PlaSa principal, San
Juan. Diriiase 10 correspondents
al ss6or M. N. P. o. Box AL San
Juau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

10 por medic de una linea telefoni.
ca insular.
En- breve embarcara para
Europa el doctor Conra1o Rivera.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
For Sale.

A fine, full blooded, dapple grey
Percheron stallion. The Goodman and
Mcconnell horse. See Ed Mcconnell,
Msyville, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

A New Hampshire woman who
has adopted the profession of tax
collector has beaten the record for
the largest amount of taxes ever
collected by one person. It's only
another illustration of the ability
of women to make men deliver ov-
er their money.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

The roller skating fever is re-
ported to have infected the children
ofthe whole country. In fact the
pedestrian now is in about as much
danger from the small person on
skates as from the automobile.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

The demand for a speech from
the President at Springfield indi-
Gates that the public has acquired
the habit of expecting a message
from him every week or 80.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

The new capitol building at Har-
risburg bears an inscription on one
of its friezes, "The truth shall set
us free," but if ever the truth about
the Capitol Is told it will deprive a
number of men of their liberty.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

A Boston man with eight daugh.
ters has just fallen heir to a mil
lion dollars. But he need not be
worried. He will not die rich.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
$lS per Acre,

6O0.acre farm for sale. miles from
Condon. $40 acres tillable. 800 acres
In summer fallow, Plenty Of water all
year. Farming implements go with
farm. 0ns'hRlf cash, See Hartshorn
& Portwood, Condor Globe Building.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

A Syracuse couple are going to
spend their honeymoon in q balloon
Under the circumstances falling
out might be serious.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

A Chicago girl wrestled in play
with her father and knocked out
two Of his teeth, broke his knee
cap and fractured his leg. Girls
will be girls.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

Tim Woodruff says he has not
worn q fancy vest for ten years but
the ones he used TO wear can be
heard yet.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

Now that 1t is discovered that
Abe Ruef Is worth million Of dol.
lars it is doubtful II any jury can
convict him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

II is perhaps the water in stocks
that makes it so easy TO freeze out
the small investors.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
Treasurer's Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
Sept. l, 1905, will be paid upon pre-
sentation at my office. Interest ceases
Dec 10, 1905.
E W. MooRR,
Treasurer Of Gillian county, Oregon
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12

The peach crop and the peek-a-
boo shirt waist have had a set back
in the recent cold snap.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
FRIDAY, APRIL ~, 1907.

HouKT coND0N, NO. "a, v. OF A. MEETS
~ Mondays evening OF each month In Arm
oFy Hall lodge room. Visiting brothers are re.
Quealed ~ meet with us. warm welcome
awaits you.
L.E. VAUGHN. Fs W. W. ovERLASpEn, CIR.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
For Rent.

Five room cottage in Lancaster's Ad-
dition. $l2 per month. Inquire at the
GLoBE office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-04-12
For Sale.

A email cottage In Dunn's Addition.
Plice $3.50. Inquire at the GLOBE office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
Mineral Wealth of the South.

From the Worlds Work.
About one-seventh OF the mineral pro-
duction of the entire country comes from
the southern states. OF bituminous coal,
the most valuable mineral, the south pro-
duces one-fourth, and of iron about one
ninth. Its total coal resources amount to
nearly 6O0,0QO.C0oOoO tons, or more than
one-fouTth of our estimated coal reserVe.
OF mineral chemical materials the south
supplies more than one-half chiefly phos-
phate rock, all OF which is produced In
Florida, Tennessee and South Carolina,
and nearly oue-th!rd of the mineral pig
ments. OF precious stones the whole
country produces only $325,00O worth,
with the south furnishing its. fair share.
The showing in iron ore reserves is
quite as good a safe minimum is 3.0Oo-
OC0ODO tong. or nearly one-thrd of the ma
TONS total. OF workable iron core, the
south contains one and one-half times as
much as the famous Lake Superior dis
trict and this does not include the deep
living southern ores unavoidable at pres
ent. But all ores must be counted in any
estimate of iron reserve.
On basis of value of product the south
furnishes more than two-sevenths of our
oil and more than one-sixth of our gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06

The girl has no mother to warn her, and
| think it's up to US to give her a hint not
to see so much of him. Besides he's ne
You're right / said. I'll have talk
with her about it,
NO think it will be better for me to do
it," he said, decidedly. I'm the Oldest and
I'll be mora brothery, you know"
We finally compromised by making our
selves committee OF two, and the next
time Adoniram off duty we stated our
views to her. The Prettest was surprised,
she was grieved. she was hurt by our sus-
pfcions. She threatened to leave If we
didn't like the way she acted. That scared
US so that we smoothed 1t over as we'll as
we could, and by the time that was over
and she had turned her smile on again we
were In no condition to give advice. In a
week McComus and 1 were racing so hard
for her favor that poor Adonram had to
interfere and protest. For some time we
watched each other and made remarks, but
the Prettiest was as cool as glass and play
ed no favorites.
But pretty soon we had another COM
plant. She was going into town so often
that we missed her something fierce We'd
got into the habit of working where we
could look over the top of the table to see
her-for the inspiration. you know-and 1t
was no fun at all watching empty ron
ton and a vacant chair. TO he sure. she
did sell our stuff, but we couldn't under
stand why she took so much time over it.
Mac suggested that she send the manu-
scripts off by mail.
Then l ought to resign, she said. "a
prettest girl stands no better show by mail
than any one else, and If I'm nothing more
than a mere ornament. to this office,
why"
We're perfectly willing to pay you for
the inspiration you bring to u.s." said
Adoniram.
"Oh, inspiration wasn't in the contract"
the Prettiest answered Il have to go to
New York to keep from being stared to
death. Besides, l have to do some shop
ping If I want to dress the part"
word novelette,, our most ambitious attempt
1t was as pretty a piece of literary dove
failing as you ever saw. But we did need
the Prettiest badly, for she was certainly
keen on feminine psychology. and every
thing about women was passed up to her
from how to cook oatmeal to fashionable
weddings. AS woman she did excel. She
was all the women You ever met, rolled into
one. We put her into every story we ever
wrote. She was like model in a studio
Adoniram used to call out, "Oh, Clara,
please come in here a minute want to de-
scribe how girls hand looks as it rests
a mans shoulder And before he had
finished Ut always took a suspiciously long
time). McComus would butt in. to say:
Say, Clara, suppose I was n man you'd
never seen but twice, and as 1 left you at
your door / tried to kiss you. Just show
me how you'd act, will your This is the
way he is supposed to do it,"
OF course needed her, too, and when
ever l had a good fast love scene to do I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06

Now as I've said. her first attitude
towards our work was that of modest igno-
rance of art, mere expression of interest
or the reverse. Soon, however, we noticed
change in her mental processes. She seemed
to be growing up to us, mentally and she
delivered cold, practical suggestions with a
remarkably steady aim. From this, she
sometimes got to actual analysis and crit
ical advice. 1t did seem funny that she was
developing SO fast. but what she said proved
to be so true when she came to sell the
work that we got to rely on her more and
more. 1 think, too, at about this time we
began to mix up our opinion of her intelli-
gence with our opinion of her looks.
One day the Prettiest went a step further
and came out with new scheme she had
evidently been thinking out for some days
l had noticed that she hadn't eaten so much
candy, and expected a crisis.
What you want to do Is to divide up the
labor, the same as they do in a factory,
she said ANY business man would know
better than to do this ht-or-miss way. You
want to specialize, and each man ought to
do what he can do best. Adoniram, here,
is most ingenious at plots, but he cant write
a good live story with human interest or
uplft in it. Mark McComus ought to do
all that for he's got Just heaps OF pathos
and local color, and Characterization and
all that. Iou'-pointirg a pencil at ME
''havc the best literary style. You ought to
do the polishing and whacliing into shape.
and the architectural part. the finish and
the sparkle We ought to talk over the
story and let Adoniram rough it out till
he's got the mass Then Mac will put in
whole lot of feeling and blood and poetry,
and then you, Jack, will boil 1t over and
sharpen it up and rearrange it and sand
paper the edges Then-In sell it. We can
do better work and more of it, that way.
What d'you say?'
We looked at the Prettiest in amaze
ment then we surrendered She had no
imagination; it was only good horse bust
ness sense. But combined with her dim
pies 1t convinced us completely. She was
elected general manager of the syndicate.
She insisted upon a roll-top desk, and she
got It, She bought blue pencil out of her
own money. Then we proceeded to open
the works on strict commercial principles,
keeping Office hours from 10 am. till pm,
with an hour off for lunch.
Things went briskly with the S. s. g.
after that. We saw more of the Prettiest,
and she did seem to have the art oil max
ing the sun shine on all sides of the house
at once. I've seen curls and dimples before
and I thought 1 was girl-proof, but the
Prettiest had Cupid's bow mouth into the
bargain. and white teeth that made her
smile sheer magic.
The trouble began when Adoniram start
ed to go into executive session with the gen.
eral manager two or three times in fore
noon. Mac and I didn't like 1t a little bit
When the two of them had a consultation
and put their heads together, the heads
came little too close.
This thing of Ads coming her so
ought to be stopped" McComus said to me.
after he'd stood 1t as long as he could.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-06
Filing Cravats and Collars.


1.-THE filing case for your collar and your
cravat is about the latest we have put
out" said Fred G.. Markham. Eyes. when
you get twenty-five or thirty cravats Of
different species and four or five dozen
collars Of different styles and names you
naturally want to put your hand on them
in a second, for nine times out of ten
you're in a hurry when dressing.
1.-THE Wallets Of some men Of fashion have
their file of cards giving the name. size
and description of collar and cravat. These
cards have to be attended to by the mans
secretary right along according to memo
randa given him by the valet. The card
tells where to get the particular collar or
cravat in its particular compartment of the
drawer files. When collars are Numbered
or new ones purchased these must be la
beled and located Immediately.
Some 'dashers who run to a great
rainbow variety of socks also have them
inventoried and card and drawer filed. No.
you really can't tell what II is likely TO
come to. Particular kinds of table and
bed linen are likely to be scheduled in the
same way soon and you may yet see shoes
and entire wardrobes indexed for instant