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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
FL RIO TARI-YARD

I'm la madrugada dc hoy sc
llevara 8 efecto la ejecucidn del
REQ "Yare- Yare', en- Ell patio del
preside.
Los esfuerzos de su abogado
|defensor senor Texidor han re-
sultado in1tiles: Ell indu1to no
ha sido concedido y la sentencia
Sc cumplira.
FL REQ Sc encuentra completa-
mente tranquilo y cuando Sc lie
comunico que habian solicitado
ell indulto, con triste sonrisa
%contesto: tempo perdido, a mi
no me saliva de ESQ (y por la re-
ia senalaba Ell sitio del patibulo)
nadie...
Muchisimas personals han in
tentado visitar a Yare-Yare:
en- particular periodistas; pero
el Sc MEGA de la manera mas
terminate a recibir a nadie.
pues NADIA quiere hablar, nj So
meterse a interrogatorios.
iQuiero, dice, pasar tranquilo
mis- ultimas horas!...
Parece que ha escrito algunas
cartas Y hasta la fecha Sc ha
negado a toda clase de auxilios
espirituales. Yare- Yare perma
niece completamente solo en- la
capilla.
Las precauciones tomadas en-
Ell penal hasta Ell momento de
la ejecucion, son extraordina-
riaS.
Despues de escritas las ante
|rlores lineas, recibimos Ia ST
gu1ente carta que insertamos a
continuation:
PENITENCIARIA
Z RICO.
San uan, P. r, JUNO III de 1908,
ST.. Director del BOLETfN MERcANTIL.
Dan juan, L. K.
Senor:
Ell REQ de muerte Jose Morales
(a) Yare-Yare me dirigi5 en- la tarde
de aver la carta que transcribo 4 con
~tinuacion, y que, literalmente copiada.
dice ash:
Senior Ter. Jefe Del Prresidio-Yo
'tengo que m%anifestarle que es mi de
Geo y mi boiuntad que no Sc perrnita
al publico que entire en- mi pricion
"aberme y que ninguna persona Sc lie
"permita benir donde mi porque es
mi boluntad estar solo y lie rruego
que esta boluntad mia sea cumplida
"muis rrespetuosamente Preside de
'san Juan puerto Rico 10 de JUNO
"del r9oS.-(hrmado) Jose Morales.
Ylo comunico a listed por 81 tiene
a bien publicarla en- su ilustrado pe\
riodico.
Muy atentamente,
K. II. Patrdn.
Jefe de la Penitenciarfa..
Hay TN sello.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11

la Memoria de 1907 y las expli-
caciones dadas en- la untaa los
accionistas: no hay dividendo.
mas ell resultado dicen que ha
sido mejor que en- 1906.
Sin embargo, las acciones de
la Papelera bajaron de 50 a 4S
pOr 100.
va lntOrmaremOS de la Me-
mOria CuandO la reCibamos. pues
las IetereDClaS de la prensa 10
cal son incOmpletas; esta dice
que el impOrte de las obligacio.
mes amortlzadas en- Ell ~ejercicio
~aSclende a 100000 pesetas, y Ell
tondo de reserva aumenta en-
77.o67,75, arrojandO la cuenta de
fabrication I'm Saldo de 5I2.o73,1S
pesetaS, las CualeS tendran iden-
tiCO sentido en- amos anteriores.
Vuelven a animarse las &C
clones del ferrOcarril de la Ro-
bla, que saltan de 90 a u, pre-
clio que va sc estima prudente,
pues no es logico esperar por
ahOra, aunque sean mayOreS los
benehC1OS, aumentO en- suS di-
v1dendOS, y con arreglo a su
renta, es el mas caro- de los va
lores ferroviarios, pues las San
tanderes a II capitalism a mas
del s pOr 100 Y Sc GOTHAM a
IO4 Is Y los. Las del Asturiano
sc GOTHAM al CambiO conocido
de 63,75,y sus obligaciones a
1850.
Las a~Cciones de Castro Allen ,
en- ALA: las ordinarias, q Io2, V
I25 las es%peCia]es.
Los navierOs muy mediana-
mente. pues falta trabajo q los
vapores. que tienen que ser
amarradOs. paSando eSta indus
tria por una situaCi0n dificil:
las acciones de la ACtividad ba-
jan de 81 a 27; las de Bat, de 27
a D, Y u obligaciones de Sc
pasan a 90; las acciones de So
Ia. a IO4, y las de Euskaldunas,
Il 40.
En- el grupo minero existe
una Discrimination, siendo la
nOta mas interesante la que
Otrecen las aCciones de Irun LIE.
SAGA, que d gran velocidad pa
san de 81 a %. a 70 y 81 y SO por
100, este eS, 3 enterOS de alza
en- la Semana y de mas de go en-
menos de I'm mes, atribuyendo-
Sc a proyectOS que de un modo
velado hablaba la Memoria de
so de Mario ultimo y que no Sc
cOncretan, Y sin duda por la
talta de nOtiCias C%Oncretas sobre
10 que sea retroceden las accio-
mes a 10 pOr ICo.
Las Almagreras bajan de IS
a 1925. vuelven a 800 quedan
dudosaS a I27. La duda perSis-
tie despues de la junta, y como
cida Memoria, que todavia no
hemos reCibido. Las r~eferen-
cias publicadas confrman nues-
tros temores de que la Bolsa
exageraba la nota alcista al lie
var las aCcioneS a I46: La So
ciedad va bien. en- 1907 ha dado
un buen avanCe en- su marcia
industrial perO tiene sus atra-
SOS economicos y realmente no
sc han fOrmalizado sus explota-
clones nj llegado Ell momento de
repartir dividendos es contra
producente forzar las cotizacio-
mes de SuS aCciones, como 10
fue en- otro tempo en- las CALAIS,
Meueras. etc.
Estos dos ultimos valores ST.
guen En- baja: las CALAIS, sosteni-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11
Varias noticias

I'll Conaisiouado del interior MIR.
Grahame ha pedido autorizaci6n para
nom6rar dos escrlbientes typewriter
con cuatro dollars d~iarios, durante Ell
mes de JUNO, con destino al departa-
naento de Obras pdblicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11

III doctor Corouas, ha presetado ur
~regiamento, que regira Ell prisnero de
Julio, Q objeto de seflalar las obls-
gac1ones que tiene la policSa de SAM
DAD municipal de Ponce, hoy baio su
mando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11

Esta tarde & las tres, Sc reunirs -
ConseJos Executive, tratando asunfoS
del Comite de Franquicias Y Hacien-
da, que publicamos en- otro sit 10 de
este periodico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11

Desde aver guarda caaa asacaAa
de grippe elTesorero de Puerto Rico
MIR Gromer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-11

En esta senana Ell Deparsara eners
de Tesoreria cubrira uns vacan,e ~
agentc do rentas internas, en- Ia isla-
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
Padd!efoId AccidlEily Shot.

On Tuesday af'ernoon ABOUT four
o'clock. about one mile south Of Ava
In Douglas county, 9 A. Paddlrford
was found dead, sonnet hInx near flfiy
steps from I'll. hpuse by the wife who
had ynne out to him, bearing a letter
his S'n had just b ought from the
post office.
The coroner WAS summoned. an In.
suest was I'D aid the verdict was
that Mr. Paddicford mat his death b.,
accidental In oiing, the bullet passlng
through the heart.
The gun carried nv the deceased
was 81 calibre Winchester rifle aud
In climbing throng the wire fence,
he pulled the gun through after him,
the hammer ca,chil 6 On the wire the
gun waS discharged.
Mr.. {. A. Paddleford was IS wear Old d
aud leaves . wife, and = by Is years
old, aud al aged mot her. lie was II
well.io do farmer aud highly re
spected. He WAS planning to 20 to
California soon.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
hinefd Springs Of nansfield.

In West Mansfield are several
springs and some of the waters
have been analysed and found to
contain many properties neces.
sary TO the promotion Of health
in some people and they speak
of it's qualities in the highest
terms possible.
MIR. Frank Schnermann has
been following up some of these
springs, and out of one of these
he has developed two springs OF
different value in mineral pro.
perties.
In following up another spring
a mineral lead fast developed
itself and he finally dug out 9
pound nugget of lead. The soil
at this point is about 7 feet deep
and the land is hilly and rocky
in the immediate vicinity OF
these springs.
nr. Schuermann has been
prospecting for about three
months.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

We were afforded the pleasure ol
attending a Republican meeting at
Macomb on last Monday night and
met many people In that section aoo
hpd that they are o Sociable and cun
gent n set. We are glad we met them
From Republican standpoint the
meet Ing was a success. A good crowd
welcomed the speakers a Jolly time
and al were voters.
Arthur Curtis, candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, was the speaker oI
the evening and made on excellent
speech before the voters, he is q young
man and IN very common senne talk
proved beyond doubt that a yuunI
mxn with energy and push could &c
things, aud do them right.
c. A. stevens was present and Wal
called uprn. He is a candidate fOl
County Asse ,sor and Is u Mansfield
boy, was raised on farm until aft.r
he @ss twenty three years old, ano
is now nan u inquest ionabie char
acter. IN his spet ch lie put fOrli
sUme theories iu the hs>' s>ihg buai
ness which will b. II much ,alne !,
people aud cnnnty. lie livesin MauS'
field and We are proud ofhim.
Judge WIN F. Long maze speech
ahd all enjoyed him immen'ely aud
we are sure he had the hearts Of his
hearers.
Judge Cromer was chairman Of The
meeting and 10 his closing remarks VI
witicism put lo,s OF life into the
affairs Of the evening, gave us u point.
er that the cUmmitte chairmen can
do much along the line TO cause pto.
pie 10 study the questions of the hour
more diligently.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
Out For 0'possOm.

Ben Morris, Will Reynolds, Sam
King, Hardin Riupee, cecil Hoover
and Birl King aud two dups and al,
ordinary nd tue sack ", mt out for the
greasy O'PnsSum on last Tuesda,
night. They took along no lunch
here wasn't a pun In tho crowd al
no whisky. They simply went after
an o Po,s and when they got him
hey returned home
They Travelled about five niles on
he trip and goi b ack abrut IL O'Clock
good aud tired ard ,eady 10 sleel
when they struck the bed. That's al
there is TO the stOry-simply business
got what they went after, put IL In
the old toe sack, and brought 1t hume,
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
DeRaEd for 2es!ieacas.

Mansfield IL o splendid place
for some one who is a. BILE to build
homes. It is D. desira BILE place
for people to live, in the way of
climate, tie altitude is high. be-
ing withiD six miles Of the high.
est point In the state of Missouri,
the water is good, the wells are
numerous and they go all the
way from Is to 100 feet, some
springs. the soil is splendid for
garden sas. We are in reach of
Springfield which is q metropol.
itan city, and why not this a
good place for a home. Mans
field will be good point to get
in and out from. north. south,
east aud west. The Kansas City
Ozark and Southern Electric
line will be completed soon
which affords south connection,
the line will soon be extended
then on the other side giving
US a northern connection. The
Frisco road runs trains morning
and evening both ways, "ford-
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
4 Pleasant Surprise.

Andrew Newton, of Gasconade. was
6s years old Sunday october IL. and it
was made the occasion of a grand
surprise dinner by his chIldr n. brdh.
ers and sisters families. frierds and
neiyhbors. All came with well filled
baskets Andrew Newton I. an old
cit zen Of his country was torn and
.ai> ed within a mile aud half OF where
he now lives and II the father Of p.
W. Newton one Ut Mansfield's bust
ness men. Every one who was SO
fortunate as TO be one Of the number
tc participate In this occasion en- jov-d
being In his presence, and the Press
joius his friends and relatives IN WISH
ing bin yet many happy returns Ia
life.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
To Be Z Rural Home.

Major John c. Wauds, of st.
Louis, whom We mentioned last
week in our local columns as
purchasing property for a rural
iome will turn the Bryant Mill
site into q Variable flower gar
don, park and rural home with
all modern conveniences such as
bath. electric lights, shady
hooks, grassy plots, lawns, cozy
corners, etc.
Together with the mill site he
has also added to it u $50 acre
tract. and all the deeds and pa
pers had not been sigued last
week but are now completed and
the property is Low in the hands
ot one who knows how TO make
q comfortable 'bungalo" which
will be admired by all both far
and near
Major Wands is now a retired
m,,l.lIc, and for his chill
drPn and grand children is fix
ing a place that he may enjoy
the summer visits Of all his
home folks, instead os having
them trotting all over the world
hunting the sea shores, and pub
lie watering places Of the land.
Here fro m the eyes of the pub.
lie lie can bring his friends and
associates, and with the associa
tion Of his fellow countrymen
and neighbors he can spend the
summers with a comfort that
cannot be found anywhere on
the globe.
This is a boon to our count y
that q man of this stamp should
select this spot among the thous-
and of other places over the
country.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

The remains II Joe w. Brszsal was
brought here on Tuesday morning
OF this week aud the funeral occurred
st the Methodist chur.h On Wednes.
dag at 1880. Services were conducts
by Rev. B. d. Jones the pastor.
lie was ~ sears. mtn;hs and
days old when he died from the efi cts
of'ppendiciIis.after sn upe'aiiou in a
hospital at Omaha. Neh.. Sunday
evening at 20 minutes after 0 oclocx.
Mr., Brszeal wa, Ia good health aud
had taken a lay Of to attend The Ma.
tioual Letter Carriers Association
which was held there Last week.
lie left HIRE SUNDAY morning the
9TH day OF October. Thursday morn.
ing bic wife received a letter from him
stating he was well and enjoying the
trip, and In the evening OF tue same
day she received a telegram saying;
he was seriously III and to cIme at
unce. she immediately drove over TO
Cedar Gap. where she tUok the flfsf
train.
Amos Boy went with her and cnild
and whenLhey arrived nOmaha. Neb =.
found that The operation had ben
performed the evening before. Joe
told them that 1t was pretty tough
but that he was going TO make the
brs; Ct It ASnut swo o'clock Suada,
he expressed dOub, To Anus ~ to
him standing H.. And at ~ minutes
after . O'Clock he passed sway, Amos
Roy was present the wife IVES almost
completely over come and could n /
attend At tinrs They started hume
a. 30 Monday morning arriving on
Tuesday. The woldman lodge met
The remains OF their brnther NJ the
deppt and had charge of h. funeral.
lnterme 3 at Mansfield Cemetery.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

Mrs Chas. Beach entertained her
Sunday school class at o'clock dinner
last Saturday. The evening was spent
In music aud q leaf contcst was en-
gagged in, and in which Nora Riley
won the prize for having the greatest
number and verda Turner a prize for
the least.
Those who partook OF the bountifu,
repast were: Messrs Drue Turner,
Orren Noore. FraLk White, Louis
Quisley, llumer iensley, ( eoree
Freeman.
Misses Nora Riley, Ora and Frona
Rippee. Lula Garter. Rebecca Boil,
Rerba Turner, Belle BonnelI, Opal
Freeman, Myrtle and Lou Trip,
Rpnda Rirpar, Verba Dennis. Verda
Moore. Media beavers, Sophia Freeman
and Sophia Hoover.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
Democratic Speak.n1

Hon. Thomas Helm, 0f Alabama,
was at the Opera house last evening
aud much interest was manifest. The
Mansfield Commercial Rand was out
and Il good crowd.
Dr. Vim. Hamilton introduced the
speaker aud litflin proved TO be Of
That hospitablc southern type which
gets cluse to his audience with plenty
uf personality. He interested them
for about one hour and half, kept
the audience IN good spirits, bad
good bye and left On the S:l2 train ~
other points.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

The Mansfield Press of course
6rst looks after the interests OF
Mansfield. That does not i'm.
ply that we are to pull any other
town down that we may be up.
When other towns are up we are
glad that they are so, and i. be-
hooves US to look upon the pro-
position with the idea Of getting
In the same idea Of looking up
instead of using the covetous
eye begrudginaly.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

Many n poor fellow is in hard
luck to day because he bewailed
bis opportunities and though,
she other fellow had u better
SHOW than hs did. There rs a
solid and sure way OF taking ad
vantage OF circumsta noes as
they exist. The one who is al.
ways thinking the other fellow
has something better to work
with than he has IL blind to his
own interests.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
Had Been Cheated.

A Scotsman visited London by him
self for the first time to "speer roond.'
az he termed It. On bis return to his
native village be informed boon com
panion that II was a grand place. but
that the people wa no honest" He'd
had his "doots" all the week, but sat.
isfled himself Of the fact on leaving
asked how he tested the matter. he
said:
'Ah bowt box O. pins labeled
1000 for a penny and on counting
hem In the train. fun II shoortl"-
Financial Times.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
Abea Town, More Advantages Comforts

ing a trip to Springfield in the
morning, out in the evening and
visa versa.
At present every house is full
aud 1t has been estimated that
upwards of twenty-five families
are waiting for q house to move
into.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

We do not take sides in the
politics of the country and that
does not indicate that we do not
have an opinion OF our own, or
that we are afraid to, by any
means. We will write mp o po.
litical meeting as quick for one
as for the other. Aad in this
free land of ours we do not see
how we could be trampicg on
the toes of any one in SO doing.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

Preston nesterly. c'un'y clerk of
Douglai c"unly,died wednesday even
ing about three o'cluck at Ava, the
county seat. Typhoid fever is sup
posed 10 be the ailment and the fun
eral occurred 2 O'Clock Thursday. Mr..
HeSterly WAS a Mason and "a number
Of Royal Arch chapter number l22 Of
Mansfield attended the funeral.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
Bio Spoon.

It 10 said that the largest spoon In
daily use is the wooden soup.stirrer At
Rilo monastery. The old spoon at
Rilo 10 famous. 1t has been used for
more than 20 years. and has had
predecessors Of its own kind for cen.
,uries. 1t has stirred soup for thou.
sands Of refugees who have sought
safety in the monastery from the
persecution Of the Turk. The monas.
terry was built In medieval times.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

Mansfield has the climate, the
altitude, the water. the ground
and the people. We'll soon have
the electricity for power and
light. What more could a pro.
gressive class wish for? With
all of Gods blessings under the
shining sun it's no wonder peo.
pie are not grumbling here. LIT
US be happy. and show our ap.
probation OF the gifts and use
them in a way that tha iusense
Of our offerings will reach his
presence with thanksgiving.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
CHURCHES

PRESBYTERIAN Church hClds
,ervice, at Ii a. m. and 1880 p. IN. on
:. urth Sunday In each month.
sunday Scho,l every Sunday l0a III
J. A, Russell, Pastor.
METHODIST Church holds ser
II res at IL a IN. ana 7:30 p. N. Oh
First and Tn I'd Sunday Of each monto
Sunday School every Sunday l0a. m.
b. d. Jones, Pastor.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

ROYAL NEIGHBORS meets every
Ind snd &th Tuesday evenings OF each
aonih.
Maggie R-yno.ds, Oracle.
Laura Miller, Vice Oracle.
Grace Bonnell, h hecorder.
Belle Bra2eal, Receiver
A. F. and A. NJ. Mansfield Lodgs
No SAB meets every Wednesday night
on or befure the full moon of each
mouth.
J. A. Elylton. w. NJ.
n. N Nichols, Secretary.
n. A. NJ. Mansfield Chapter meets
2nd Saturday evening Of each month
J. A. Ilylton high Priest.
n. N. Nichols, Secretary.
EASTERN STAR Mansfield Chap
er No. IS meets LIST. and 3rd. Friday
ven,ngs CT each mouth.
Mrs. Mute Miller. Worthy Matror.
N. n. Nichols, Secretary.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

What do we want with an air ship
when we can't pay the price OF trip
In one Of the tiutterin' things.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

Tell I'm you saw it. in the PR RESS.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16
DIRECTORY.
LODGES.

10 o. + Lodge No. 1i6 meets On
2nd. and 4th Saturday nights In each
month.
The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1908-10-16

2nd. and 4th Saturday nights In each
month.
George Trip. Noble Grand.
Eilb,rt Pope, .......... Vice Grand
John W. Brszeal ...... Secretary
James COday Treasure!
REBECCAi II Lodge meets LIST. and
I'D Wednesday nights of each month
MrsJ. II. Reynolds. Noble Grand
Miss Maude Reynolds, Secretary.
NJ W. A. Mansfield Gimp No. al4:
meets l,t. and Sud. Saturday Dignta
Il each month.
joe w. Brazeal .Consr
iom olate.... -. AuflsNl
Henry Dennis, N. s. Miller
Clerk. Banker
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-31
BERNARD THE ORATOR IS
AGAINST THE MACHINE

Editor Advertiser: I see in the col
umns of your paper yesterday morning
that you put my name among the ma
chine delegates elected at the primary
election held last saturday.
I take this opportunity to make
known TO your readers and also to the
public at large that 1 am not and never
have been a machine man"
In this primary held last Saturday
March 2Srh there were five names on
lie official ballot and out of a total Of
thirty three votes cast 1 received
twenty-five.
During all the time that I have been
in politics from the year 1900 up TO 1908,
I have always fought for honesty and
fair play, and for four years in the old
tenth precinct I fought against the
machine leaders and four times I went
down to defeat. =
: In the year 1907 I removed to the
ninth precinct and for the first time in
my life the voters of that precinct sent
me to represent them in the County
and District convention held at the
Orpheum theater, where I had the
honor of placing in nomination the
names of Hon. w. o. Smith for sena-
tor for the Island of Oahu, and Hon.
S. P. Correa for representative from
the fifth representative district Both
these two gentlemen We're elected at
the last general election. 8
Machine politics! I know what ma
chine politics is because / fought ma
chine politics for four years in the old
tenth and every time that I ran was
showed under by the machine.
Machine, politically speaking, is the
assembling together of politicians for
their common purpose regardless of the
best public interest, and this I detest
and will always fight against.
Now, my dear Mr.. Editor, don't you
think it unkind under the circumstan-
= TO couple my name with some of
those in the paragraph mentioned?
BERNARD KELEKOLIO. 4