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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
FINDS CLUE
TO A LOST LANGUAGE
Many Relics of an Old Civiliza-
ton Discovered in Interior
Of Central Asia.
OFFERINGS TO BUDDHA

BOMBAY. Jan. =.
Further news which has now reached
here with regard 10 DR.. STEMS explora-
ton OF KhOtap shows that the excava-
lions at the ruined temple on the Han
gaya Tut resulted I'm the discovery OF
many interesting small terra Gotta re-
lievos. which once decorated the temple
walls The style OF these sculptures is
plainly derived from models OF Graeco-
Buddhist arts. and agrees closely with
that Of the Rawals 1tupa relieves. DATING
approximately from the NTH or sixth
century a. j..
a specially noteworthy feature OF the
soulpturM remains. which have been dis
covered is the prevalence Of richly gilt
pieces This striEinsly confirms the hy-
pothetical explanation given by DR.. stein
oc the origin OF leaf-gold: namely. that
IL was obtained by washing from the
culture strata of the old I1hotan capital
at Valley.
Proceeding TO tho ruined sites east Of
the Kh0tan oasis. Dr. stein examined the
khadalik site. where he recovered n large
number Of paper manuscripts IN Sanskirt.
Chinese, and the unknown language OF
old khotau. The great majority of the
tcNts. which have been deposited as vo-
tive offerings
The style Of the remains OF stuccD-re-
llcv0s. frcscoes and painted panels made
it highly probable that the shrine be-
lougcd 20 the same period as the temples
eNcavatcd 10y DR.. Stein at Baudannilis-
that SIS 20 say. the latter portion OF the
eighth century A. ID. The subsequent dis
cOvery IA "a second shrine close by OF
striuged rolls of Chinese copper money
supplied definite uumismatic proofs OF the
identity Of date.
The Same temple also yielded portions
OF SausSrit manuscripts ON birch bark.
which We're Of Tar earlier date. and had
no doubt been imported from india. There
were further discovered some eNcclleuty
preserved large rolls bearing buddhist
texts in Chinese, aud having on the re-
verse side what was evidently n transl2-
tlun into the unknown language OF old
Khotan. il may prove that these viii
furnish the long-desired clue whereby tbs
latter language may he deciDhered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
.0GRESS CREMATES
ONE HUNDRED BABIES
Sensational Discoveries Made b.
Paris Police on Track of
Missing Jewel
A SYSTEM OF CRIME
Infants Chopped to Pieces. Their
Put Into Stove and Re
duccd to Ashes.
SYSTEM OF CRIME

PARIS. Jan. 70.
a Paris maternity nurse and her serv--
ant have been arrested on a charge OF
having murdered moro than 100 Infants
within tile last twelve months. a second
charge Is that score OF women have
died in her house as tho result Of Illicit
operations.
The bodies Of the infants are believed
&c have been burned Do n large stove. and
Il IS stated that medical man. who was
tho wonau's accom.uce, VIII shortly be
arrested
The accused woman lived I'm the neigh
horhood Of the National Library. and re-
ceVed into her home women on tho eve.
% maternity This had gone on for n
considerable time, and the midwife had
acquired large clientele.
Discovered by Accident.
A short time ago N. Labat. the police
cofntn-ssary ~ the Nivlenue quarter. re-
ceitcd q visit from a banker who COM
planned OF tla loss OF jewel OF great
value and brought a direct charge OF
stealing 30 against "A woman who had sud-
denly broken or relations with him. The
comnissary ordered a search TO he made
ior the woman. and finally she was found
III inc house OF the midwife. She was
questioned. and protested her innocence
the absence OF the infant 10 which she
had just given birth. aud they remarked
that. although there We're In the house
FOUR women dodgers iu state OF con-
Naiesccncc. there was not q trace OF
single child
on the circumstances being reported "a
the commissary, he summoned the mid
wife 90 his office. and iuterr0gated her
but 20 an his questions She opposed an
obstinate silence. The commissary con-
seQuenty sent inspectors 90 question the
people in the house. and IL was ascertain
cd that within O. year more than q hum
dred pcusionuaircs had been received.
besides occasional visitors. but that a
child had never becn seen In the house.
The Mystery Solved
A search warrant was obtained. and I'm
the house We're found Instruments and
drugs which corroborated the inferences
drawn from the earlier inquiries. The
mystery OF the disappearance OF the new
born infants remained unsolved until the
commissary turned his attention to a
large stove in the dining ROOM E,x-
animation OF this led 10 the belief that
the woman had been In the habit OF cut
ting up the bodies and burning them 1t
would appear that more than hundred
little bodies had thus been reduced 70
ashes in this stove.
The midwife and her servant were
taken into custody in spite OF their OBJ
suuate oeuials- Further DEVELOPMENTS
are certain. and numerous other arrests
are likely 90 Doe the consequence Several
women who awaited themselves Of the
services OF the midwife are known and
VIII be followed un.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
POLICE FIGHT POLICE
IN CENTRE OF MADRID
One Force Attacks a Building
Which IS Defended by the
Others.


MADRID. Jan. T.
An iu.n.crre crowd watched with great
amusement yesterday "a comic opera bait
lie which wagcd around the Frouton.
sort Of Crystal Palace. n Che centre Of
Madrid.
The armies consisted 90 q large force
OF police. who tried 20 cxpeI another body
az police ana walters Who held the build
Ing. The battle lasted au day. and ended
ln the route ~ The defenders. Who. police
men Included. were nta -Lld OK 10
prison.
The Frontcr. which stanaLs ~ the Tlazo
&C.. Carmen. nas for "a long time been .u
ci- -te Does "scu tae proprietor and crell-
tors. Recently the creditors obtained
from tle Magistrate ~ ale Central Dis
trIct tl- appointment o- manager iu
their interest Tho prcpr etor tu.u got
the expulsion " the mama 1y order u
tlc Magistrate ~ tle Ch-m1er.' quarter.
The Siege followed.
Yesterday the Aaeistrate ~ the Centre
with o. large force of surrrrt.r lbs appeared
before rho Frouroa go drive oLt seventeen
policemen and fortF-three walters. Who.
had barricaded themselves Within. I}e-
peattd Efforts We're made 90 break down
tie doors. hut the beslegers were driven
or AID endorsements had 10 De scat
Tor.
Then the doors were smashed with
aNcs and the Magistrate 0f the Centre
entered and ordered tho arrest 0f tine de-
Tenders. Several escaped bv tire roof and
through the windows. but the police were
marched on uy their comrades 90 the be-
siee.ug party.
a council OF Ministers was held today
70 prevent repetition OF this admins
trativc scandal hy defining the authority
81 Tie TWO Magistrates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
JEALOUS MAN KILLS RIVAL
Friends Become Deadly Enemies for
Love of a Pretty Waitress.

PARIS. Jan. ia man named leon
Angler yesterday killed former friend
named Marcel in q cafe here.
The two men were in love with wait
ress named Jeannette. who treated them
with impartiality. encouraging first one
and then the other A close friendship.
which had before existed between tho
men, soon changed % hatred.
After his dinner yesterday Angler
chatted with Jeanette in full view OF
his rival. who was sitting at another table.
Presently Marcel could stand II no Longer
and struck Angler in the face. Angler
stabbed him to the heart, and Marcel
fell dead a the feet Of his sweetheart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
"JAGGERsv IN PARIS
American Woman Furnishes CITY
with Corps Of MESSENGER Rovs-

PARIS, Jan. 12-'Jaggers" has come
and conquered Paris thanks to the efforts
OF Miss Daisy Andrews, an energetic
American girl, who was determined to
bring Paris up TO date in this respect
She obtained the government concession
for the laying OF the call wires. collected
the necessary capital. invented smart
gray uniform and her company is now an
established fact. Already the new mes
sengcr boys are a feature OF Paris streets
Miss Andrews has trained her boys 70
be smart. to salute in military style, to
use their intelligence and. above all, to be
polite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
DEATH IS RESULT OF
A PLEASANT CHAT
Chemist While Speaking on In
teresting Subject to Customer
Gives Wrong Medicine.


Nine Harsault. q woman Of 60 years Of
age. residing with her son, a lace manu-
facturer. at % Boulevard Sebastopol. hav-
ing slight heart trouble. called in a doc
tor. who prescribed sulphate Of sparteine
pills for her.
The prescription was sent TO a chemist
The old wor4an took pin and died half
an hour later in terrible agony. The doe
tor discovered symptoms OF strychnino
poisoning examined the pills and found
that they were composed OF strychnlne.
The chemist had made a mistake owing
20 the similarity OF two jars. lie admits
his mistake. and says that he made up
the pills while chatting on n subject
which interested HIM with a customer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
WOMAN RoUTs FOUR BURGLARS
Wounds One With Revolver Shot and
All Make or.

BELFAST Jan. ia woman living in
Belfast confronted a gang OF four men
who entered her house with burglari0us
intent yesterday. and reduced the craven
band TO ignominious retreat
Hearing strange noises in her house. tho
lady. who lives alone made Investigations,
and endoavored TO raise AN alarm. one OF
the thieves promptly threatened her life
II any resistance We're shown.
Tho woman Immediately produced re-
volver and fired. one OF the shots taking
effect.
Tho burglars Immediately cleared or.
taking their wounded comrado with them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
BULLDOG AS POLICEMAN
Dread His Fangs More Than
Clutches OF Police.

PARIS. Jan. ia bulldog named Cyr-
on0 yesterday arrested three men who
broke into a workshop ln the Rus Ober-
kampf.
H. Charles Daugrot was awakened in
the middle 90 taa night ay the ferocious
barking OF hls dog. and on looking out OF
his window noticed a hght in the work
shop belonging 90 his ne. shb0r. ~ Jean
Eoulezier.
the workshop and found threo men riding
the safe. Leaving the thieves go charge
~ tbe bulldog. which stood at the door.
DE went in search ol fhe police. Ca ro-
turning with them. Dee found the men
very anxious for the adveut 81 the polce
whose clutches they evidently iearld less
than those OK CyranO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
DARING JEWEL ROBBERY
Messenger Bound and Gagged in
Sitting Room Of Paris Hotel.

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE police are search
Ing Tor a man with "a strong German ac-
cent who has carried out "a daring rob-
berry from a Partisan ieweler.
After selecting about $500 worth or jew
clry az The shop. tho man suggested that
an assistant might be sent with him so
ttat his WIFE could make her selection.
on arriving az the hotel named by the
man the assistant was shown by him into
sitting room. There tho man presented
"a revolver az his head and said. IL you
move. 1 viii fire."
He then produced a long coil OF rope.
and after gasging tho assistant. bound
him securely and left him helpless. HIS
then departed with the $500 worth os
jcwelry. and has not been seen since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
FAMOUS SINGER IN
DIRE POVERTY'S GRIP
Proceeds OF Benefit Given Him
Are Demanded by His Di-
vOrced Vile.
THE CLAIM Is OUSTED
PARIS. Jan 10.

PARIS. Jan. -.
The wife OF Taulus. the famous singer.
from whom lac was divorced five Years
ago. brought ala action today claiming
the proceeds OF the benefit performance
recently given for him. She is entitled TO
$50 q month alimOuy. but Paulus is too
poor 10 pay H.
Tho organizers Of the performance OK
planned IN court that all the artists gave
tneir services for the sake OF helping an
old comrade who was ia want II any
claim was to be made against the pro-
cccds, these artists would make theirs
first. and as they are the best singers and
actors in Paris their fees would leave
nothing for Nine. Paulus.
II was pointed out that the money
would be sufficient to buy Paulus an an
nuity. which would be his only means OF
support. on the ground that French law
forbids q creditor to touch the sole means
Of livelihood Of the debtor. the court nom
suited Nine. Paulus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
At Work at 121.

RIO JANEIRO, Jan. IAN ex-slave
who Is III years old. and who Is stiu able
10 walk long distances and engage in
manual work, is living at santa Gather
Ina RraziL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Wanted Her Uncle's Wooden Leg.

LONDON. Jan. ia woman applied
70 the Elton Union guardians yesterday
for the wooden leg which was worn for
years by her uncle. who died I'm the
workhouse. Her request was granted,
and the woman took the les home with
her,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01
EUREKA.

Mayor and Mrs. James u. Stack
returned Monday from visit in Sail
Lake City
William Dunn moved his family To
Provo Monday last. but viii continue
himself to stay in Eureka.
Mrs. NJ. r. L. Sullivan spent Sun
day with her mother at Payson.
William Clayson was up from Paw
sen Sunday and Monday, playing with
M onion band in their. concert and
Mr., and Mrs. Gus j. Hcnriod an
ncunce the Wedding Of their daueh
ter. Miss Emma. to Jerry A. Murphv
to take place at the home OF the
brides parents on upper Main street
next Tuesday, June 4.
on next Tuesday the reception in
hCnor Of the marriage of Miss Ade-
laide Franks to Mr. Isaiah G. TIOlla-
day VIII take place at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Franks at o'clock
Fred OFT of the Beck Tunnel spent
Sunday in Payson.
William Hatfield was up from Provo
this week for the purpose OF visiting
some of the mines in which he is in
terested.
b. f, Hodson has moved his family
to Spanish Fork.
Mrs. Thomas Stewardson ana
daughter Mrs. George schiIling, we're
III salt Lake this week.
Mrs. John Hupfcr was SaIt Lake
visitor the early. part Of the week
Frank MeHattan has been visiting
in Payson this week.
Mr. and Mrs, j. II. Hales attended
the Nebo stake conference at Pay
son Sunday last.
BraXton Barnett of Mammoth spent
last Sunday with his family at Spring
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM McCloud we're
in Payson last Sunday.
Dyke y Keady and Carl r. Dictz
OF the May Day concentrating plant
arrived last Saturday from their "Trip
Of two months in the east
Tho Fratednal Order of Eagles hcld
memorial services in the odd Fellows
hall Sunday evening and the follow
ing interesting program was listened
To by AN exceptionally large audience;
Opening announcement DIR. J. ~
Hcnsel, opening hymn members Sill
YER city Acria No. ~; sometime,
Somewhere Mrs Thum3nd and
Mrs. Wirthlin; grafton. Rev. Fay
EDDY OF salt Lake; piano solo. AN
duntino," Mrs. Ego solo. The Light
Is Growing DIM" Frank Morley: clos-
ing exercises.
The dance given by the Eureka
Union band nj the Elks pavilion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01
BRIGHAM CITY.

rba gs,,,ii,, ~ AR I.pes pitt path-
orsl an The Tnurfh ward assembly
rooms Wednesday evening In honor OF
~ ,rttji,. ,.i,,,,,,ad ,.,th dotye,e and
ti,o Io,,o hayc,ietint, fahIcs we're placed
Sn,. i10 s,e.ts
80, 7p,.,,,io,, ,, ,,ortor,,iIl, and Mr.
c,'''f7, I-i,,,ar5s S,bir southern
T,t,b ,rern arnonp me guests also
br"sido,,ts \I"en \ st9bl I,uciu
SNOW n,d yVm elements Horsley.
,rho bto,, sohonI Troro hosts fl, honor
NJ ,be aiebtb rradn clnss Friday even
in,,.ot ~ nrettN, evening marty in the
EH ware aSSe.',uy da UpS of cnt dow
"a ~. ,o.,, Co,,,c,.e
To-, ', n',.i,,, c9l,o and Trmit were served
10 inc 10 EuoSus Mm" pa
'"S eNViit.'s ,.,t,,,, ,,,.,,,ar, ana
"A sn ,, NO. i,iiI,,s,'''7 ~ Us
.r,,,-s,,. a,.o,'n,, tho associates of
MR. "' Rmsssn S Whit rendered him a
pleasant farewell teStlmo , at Me- ME-
I uniIn N ,eg, rrs,,rsd9, noorninr for
Night 'll lIlul suds ~, 'o'', T,,si In
for two years
"a ..,...,t,,a,os
Friday jnG e'sn nar,i graz nc onera
house
49,, u..rot,,, ION
MT, .. u, Waae SR ,an m,Ss Sc seycntb
grade party wednesday eye. Gyening' lre
boys ana glrls presented M ..lt
with a picture OF the American poel9
and authors. ,..,, ,,.or, ,,,.oson+
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01
-o 8 7=z3If ma I:6I
OGDEN

ogden. Utah, May 3l.-In honor OF
Rev. aud Mrs. Horace 3. Blood TWO
delightful social functions were given
this week previous To their departure
from Ogden for McMipnville, Oregon
ON Friday. ON Tuesday evening the
members of the Baptist congregation
among whom Rev. Blood has labored
so faithfully during the past three
years as pastor, gave a farewell re-
cepton at the church parlors. A
pleasing musical and literary program
was carried out. AS q token Of the
love and esteem in which Rev. and
Mrs. Blood are held by the congrega-
ton Or, Brown of Salt Lake city in
behalf of those present presented them
with a beautiful silver set Dainty re-
freshments were served.
On Wednesday afternoon in their
honor the Ogden Ministerial associa-
ton, OF which Rev. Blood has been a
very active m,snber, gave an clabor-
ate banquet at the Healy cafe. Toasts
We're given by all present. Those who
sat down at the sumptuous spread
were Rev. and Mrs. Blood Rev. and
Mrs. D. ". Crane, Rev. and Mrs. John
f.. Carver, Rev. and Mrs. Noble $.
Elderliln, Rev. Wobus Mrs. James
Thompson and daughter
Miss Laura In Boa. the popular
telephone operator at the Union depot,
left Monday for Denver, where she will
spend a month visiting with relatives.
Samuel Waymcnt, one of Weber
countys most highly respected citt-
zens. celebrated his siXtieth birthday
Tuesday at his home at Warren. We
Der county. His wife and children ar
ranged an elaborate banquet III inc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

! Lorilla to Samuel r. Dunyon. tho we'd
ding TO take place the middle OF June.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. S. Lovcsy announce
The engagement of their daughter
Jessie of ]. lie Roy West % ogden. The
wedding TO take place IN June.
Mr. and Mrs Francis W. O'Connor
announce the engagement or their
daughter, Beatrice Whitcslde. to VIII
liam Miller McCrca. The wedding VIII
take place In June
Mrs Laura Gushing announces the
engagement of her houghter, olive
Laura 10 claude A. Ersltiue. the we'd
ding will take place in June.
Mrs Anna Carter announces the on-
gagemeut of her daughter Edna Maui
rirc, tn Ralph u. Evans The wedding
Will take place this month.
The engagement of Miss LYLE James
and John II. Glenn is ANNOUNCED, the
marriage TO take place the latter part
OF June,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

given 700 tine opening appearance of the
new company no the Orphcum on Mon
daN night among the hosts being prcs-
idtut Joseph smith GOV. cutler Mr.
samuel Ncwhousc and others.
Ing her cousin Miss LciIa suugley. was
entertained at dinner at the University
club hy Nv j. j. Campbell ON We'd
ncSday night and afcrward at thea-
ter parity for Che Twelfth Night per-
lormnuoe,
ON Wednesday Miss kngSbury was
guest of honol at luncheon at thc
ih' decorations being in white carna+
lions and ferns ana covers laid for
about 20 guests Bridge was played
ail'rW'rd.
MY ana Mrs Don Porter entertained
M dhner at the k'nNon on "Wednesday
ltl '1 nono, "i Miss LESS nan ana
pl''e next week.
N'S' ~. Hohncnort mas issued Invita-
llanS Tor ten Thursday afternoon
Juu' g. ai her nome on east south
Temple. lh nohor OF nor daughter Mrs,
, ~ a' luis KY ''"uln5"n "lo MISS
MlyH.' N"nIe nave ISSUED invitations
10y " ~ no. ne ElN,ll "l 'hc NoDlc nome
''eN' NV""Vsu'E 3" leilo"h
,,
t,,a,,' ,n l'1SRGtl Sntett'inGa
oi''l,F cluO, ler decorate being
49,, ,t' w. N''s, aUu WI ,uEt Ioli2WlllE tnc
,,,,,,, ~ sue9'S were MS. W ~
''l' Mg ,,sh,l'; " ISs heosU, MIS-. 20
= q fna
~, . ward, MIS-, a. ~. kIicbei'
"a n roiS"li,, NilSs Eul,, smear
,fn,,,.,,L y, ~, Ms - T.
W. sN"' ~, ili'' ~ W oN'iN' VI 'S'
''''s' We Nio"' ''s' MISS I'"'''"u'l'
Mo-. Ito. , ..
r,ra,,o ",.o m,s 't.sr ift 10.
ti,,i, ',st,, - I'm. " ~, =, ~
t,rs,,.o i'''''''' ia i"''S'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

Miss Alta Nowoomh is here from uin-
.ah county visiting friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

Mrs. John c. DAILY was hostess at a
Mr. and Mrs A. j oliver left for
Europe Yesterday whore they viii join
their daughter Lillian, in Paris
Erancc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

Mrs T.. H. McGurrn entertained at
luncheon at the Country club ON
Wednesday in honor OF Mrs J.. y.
Rache. who leaves shortly for san
Francisco, the decorations being in rcd
pconics, and covers laid for about a
half dozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

CHrds hTf Oul ANNOUNCING NC Mod-
.'o" of ho'1 q story ma clrlssn ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

William Clayson was up from Paw
sen sunday and Monday, playing with
M Union band in their. concert and
dance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

Mayor and Mrs. James u. Stack
returned Monday from "a visit in SAT-
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w n.y. W. I" TT7'7' '"0oq s,o,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
VANISHING TROUSERS.
A Simple Trick Which May or Ma,
Not Be Humorous.

n Simple Trick Wntch may or may
Not BE Humorous.
This is a simple trick, and every mar
ried woman can perform II, but 1t re-
quires the assistance Of confederate
with a big bag Of shining tinware on
his back.
First get q husband with an extra
pair Of slightly worn trousers In his
wardrobe; then hare the confederate,
the man with the bag OF tlnware, come
to the back door and knock gently.
The wife must then peep out in a
frightened way, and Immediately the
man with the tinware tells a tale that
resembles an advertisement. The wife
stops to think few minutes. Sudden
" she must rush to the wardrobe, but
only after the man rattles the brilliant
tinware to arouse her. The wife must
walk back to the man again with the
trousers. The man must take them
and hand the wife few tin pans. All
the while the man with the tinware
must smile happily. At last the trans
action is completed, and, presto
change! the husbands trousers have
disappeared and IN their place appears
some tinware on the kitchen table.
This trick is very novel and viii
amuse the husband greatly. The trick
should not be performed while the
husband is in bed unless he has an
extra pair Of trousers.--F. p. Pitzer in
Judge.