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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
ETHEL DAY TURNS
TABLES ON
B0OGER
Little SpriHfer, Carrying Top
Weight, Is Defeated in the
Becker Handicap

OGDEN. May Long shots were in
evidence at todsy's race meeting, sew
ersl bringing home the money al ODDS
Of G and : TO ]. The feature of the
Gay. the Becker handicap, was taken by
Ethel DAY. who led all the way, WIN
niuE easily from Booger Red. Mary Z
So WorkboN. Resultsz
ffr,r race. three furlongs. selling 1oI
fEfrschbsumi, even. Won; Reft, lO1 Aren't
haldl. = 10 ]. second Sea Green. lVi ~.
Henry 15 TO ]. third. Time. .36 30 Mary
Genev1eve. Charles J. Harvey, Feber ana Dora
Paine. finished as named.
Second race, I'VE furlongs. seliDg--Sir Barry
bauml 6 70 3, second; Ravaria, lOi lHoEarol'
10 ? third Time, :o2 4-5- Susie Sregg'
Platoon. GIBucus. Bernardo. finished as named.
Third race six furlongs, selling-Esther n
100 CT'homas) : 10 !. won: Birth. 100 COTTON,
10 /, second; Manila S. 100 Benny, 9 TO l.
third. Time, l;lI. Osceoia- Egofist. huropat-
Kin. 81. Kida, George z. Miiner, finished as
named.
FOURTH race. six furlongs. Becker Brewery
handicap, year olds and Hpward-Etbel Day.
8S fMendonl. ? 10 j. won; BOoger Red. 12l
fJarrettl, Z 10 10 second; Mary r. 20 tArchi-
bald. 10 !, third. Time. 1915 30. Work
Box, FOrdelio 81. Francis finished named.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling-Senator
Barrett, 10 fShrfnerl, 20 !. won; Prince
OF CASTLE. l07 Howard to ]. second: Bal
reed. 100 Peek. 20 J. third. Time. 1:30 35.
Friar OF Eigin. BOl0man, TolleT. Colonel White,
Mhrkie Mayer. Huapala. finished as named
Sixth race, onetniie, selling. year olds and
upward-H Caul Cap. 107 (Archibald) to :.
won; Phalsnx. 40 Sandy. 2 70 ], second;
i:s5 Ia Dolle Dollars, Flying Dance, Una,
finished as named
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GREAT EVENTS FOR
PORTOLA
WEEK
Athletic Committee Gets Busy
on Plans for Monster
Athletic Carnival

The athletic committee of the Por-
toIa celebration met last night at its
headquarters in the Phelan building,
and started its labors by outlining a
rough program of the sports that would
be held during the festival days.
The committee decided to concentrate
its efforts toward bringing about
special match race at 100 yards between
Walker, the great sprinter from South
Africa, and winner of the Olympic
games 100 meter race at London last
year. and James Rector, the American
champion.
Track and field athletics, Rugby, soc
Ger, boxing, wrestling, tennis, lacrosse,
polo and swimming will all be taken
care of.
Sidney Peixotto. president of the Pa
cific athletic association, who leaves on
the next Australian steamer for the
antipodes, has been commissioned by
the committee TO arrange for the bring
ing up Of the best athletes and teams
from that section of the globe
James K. Sullivan, president of the
made a member of the athletic commit
tee, viii look after the bringing out
OF the pick of eastern athletes. The
Amateur athletic union championships
for 1909, which will be held at the
Alaska Yukon exposition in Seattle,
promise to be the greatest set of games
ever held on the coast. The winners of
this meet will be brought down here
and will participate in the Portola
championships, which will be held at
the stadium in Golden Gate park on
Friday afternoon, October - The
Rugby, polo and other sports will be
held on the other days of the celebra-
tion. The boxing and wrestling cham
pionships will be held during the even
ings. Those present at the meeting
were Chairman John Hammersmith
George James, w. W. Naughton, ]. r.
and Herbert Hauser Meetings will be
held every other Tuesday from now on.
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Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE. May Results
First race, maiden 3 year olds, selling, six
fnriongs-Console, straight 2o.35, won; Project,
place $9.l0, second; Dextrine, show $40. 50,
third. Time. 1:13 2-5.
Second race 2 year olds and upward. six
furlongs-Topsy Robinson straight Si4.95. won;
Beatrice X, place $15.35. second: Sorrel Top,
show S19.l0, third. Time, lib %.
Third race. six furlongs-Cymbal straight
Esther. show S6.25. third; Time 1:l2 20
Fourth race. mile and 20 yards, handi-
eap-Warfeld. straight $52.65, won; St. El-
wood: place $50 second: Gliding Belle, show
SlT-55, third. Time, :43 As.
Fifth race, four and half furlongs. sell
ing-Brunhilde. straight S4T.25, won; Gilpin.
place So. so. second Front Row. show So 95.
third. Time, ;54.
Sixth race, and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Creel straight S11.65. won; J. II. Reed,
place $s.75. second; orlandot, show $40, third.
Time, I:46.
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PimlicO Races
NJ

.PIMLICo. May 7-Results:
First race, four and half furiongs-DuIl
Care. 10 ?. won; Fauntleroy, II TO ). sec
ond: Lille Hoy, 10 10 ] third. Time, "a 40.
Second race six furlongs-Jenne Wells. )
TO ?, won: Edgely. 10 p second: Rye,>6 to
1, third. Time. 1913 4-5.
Third race, one mile and 40 yards, Maryland
Club purse-Quantico to l. won; Mombssa.
l6 to >, second Bonnie Kelso, even, third.
Time, 1:45 2-5
Fourth race, the Crickmore Memorial steeple-
chase, about two and half miles-Algie. 6 10
>, won; Dan Cole 13 to TO- second; Kara, 3
90 2 third. Time 5:3S 49,
Fifth race, six furlongs Bethlehem. 4 to L.
won: Good Heart, IL to 3. second Croydon,
TO /, third. Time. 1:15 %.
u Sixth race. six furlongs-Kng Cobalt. 10
.. won; Cunning, I5 to /. second Momentum
20 to ], third. Time, 1:I3 40
Seventh race, six furlongs-Giles o to .
won; Hiacko. to ., second Queen OF Hills,
10 ., third. Time. 1:l5.
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Cofroth Blossoms Out as a
Referee on Monday EUening
And in the Meantime He's Going to Arrange
Another Britt-Corbett Fight
By William, J. SIaftery

Jim Cofrot will make He will bow
the referee He is signed the third
Battling Nelson
a Cofroth
the third the worth lot especially fight fans Here
their golden What they will rail the
who that
he makes mstake m honor stake and he show all the
class IN his possession with this
COho leaked
the all made
The Bat Cofrth his and Bater is
very particular about referees s exhibitions well his regulation
battles course Cofroth 10
The Mission has had do with the of
role of Most of that he
either of unexpected has
happened
met the
promised would
a a
viii be able &c a line o
a he is likely
Se Its in especially when
fight Won't be his mills
and o of money?
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TARAL QUITS SADDLE

NEW YORK, May Tired Taral the
jockey, who arrived here from Austria
yesterday, said that he would never
ride again. L am 4S years old now"
he said. and in the 27 years | have
been riding horses l have made enough
money to live on. l saw my finish on
the last two mounts I had a few weeks
ago. ] had to get down from 14S to
lis pounds, and after the second race
] was so weak l tainted and did not
recover for two weeks" Taral is ac-
companied by his wife and his II year
old son. He has plau-.ed legal career
for the latter.
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hlLAOhA SUGAH ELANIAIlON COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
NOTICE to the stock holders OF KILAUFA
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY is hereby
given that. In pursuance Of resolution of the
board OF directors OF said corporation, passed
and adopted at a meeting OF said board held az
the Office OF the corporation In the city and
county OF San Francisco, state of California
on the 9th day Of March, 1902 a special meet.
ing of the stock holders OF said Kiiauea Sugar
Plantation Company will be held at the office
OF the corporation, room No. 210 Of No 268
Market St, In the city and county of San
Francisco state OF California 1.-THE same being
the principal place Of business OF said corpors
ton, and the building where the board Of di-
rectors usually meets), on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of May. 1909. at the hour of ii o'clocE
O. M, for the purpose of considering and act
ing upon a proposition to create 4 bonaea Nv
debtedness of said corporation to the amount
Of three hundred thousand (S300 O00l doIiars
United States gold coin, to the end and FOR
the purpose of providing moneys to nav fhs
Indebtedness Of the corporation. and for other
legitimate and necessary purposes: which
bonded indebtedness shall be secured bv q
mortgage or deed of trust upon ali of tba
property, both real and personal now ownaS
by the corporation, and which it may here
after acquire.
BY order OF the board of directors
Dated March 5. 1909.
b. w. THOMAS.
Secretary Of Kilauea Sugar Plantation Com.
pany.
Office OF the Company, 268 Market ST.. room
210. San Francisco Cal
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BRITT AND coRBETT AGAIN?

another mxup Jimmy Young
the thing will reality things
shaping right and they they
arc the
Of letter in which he for
Mcfarland OF
anything memory
Nelson inflicted Corbet and the which
But inb
He hunch there
back the most even il docs nothing Anything help game
than Naturally he would
looking make himself He has
left him and that he will be able back that
hair line decision which Britt was given over him five years ago
Hugo Kelly good shape right
before 100 pounds and healthy looking and
faster and clever than the Chicago boy should be in
noon the Mission treetar
READY TO TAPER OFF
working Charley Miller
will hue and finish with fyand He
afraid make rough that the hour battle drawing
plugging Mlets
his condition He weighs practically the Kelly
the scales balance
-pey Yesterday Ppke and his staff took dip IN the
Point Pedro and the afternoon he back and roughed and
boxed with all corners al his gymnasium
Oohroth big house the show he says h the orders from
than for fight which he has handled
long Coroh ooks fast hight and expects Knockout
btfore the twenty-hfth round
According Stanley
that the Michigan lion about ready
Willis Keche the trouble from New York
s' f III me b B[it i good MANAGE i the way
tell that think him better than all
n the world together .
and though Willis viii
till somebody punches full Of holes
OConnor Khes old New York and
believe ketch oake Ns o
He adds that he still holds OConnor high
he the only Willis nobody
else the business It's hard to stop BRITT when he gets away to
God start
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MARKsMEN CONGRATULATED

WASHINGTON, May a congratu-
latory message was today sent by Act
ing Secretary of War Oliver to the
on winning the first interschooi rifle
shooting championship OF the United
States, with a record score of 953, or
an average of 95.3 for each boy. The
prize is the Astor trophy. Among
other schools making high scores was
Hitchcock military academy. San Ra-
fael Cal, with a total of S94 points.
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Sports Brevities

PLAYERS REINsTATED- Cincinnati, May 4
Chairman Hermann of the National baseball
commission announced this afternoon that Pitcher
Walsh of the Chicago Americans and Second
Bssemsn Evcrs OF the Chicago Nationals have
been reinstated.
sHEPPARD.HILLMAN RACE-New York
May THE question that has agitated amateur
athletes throughout the country since the London
Olympic games as to the relative abilities Of
Melvin W. Sheppard and Harry Hillman will be
definitely settled Sunday afternoon at Celtic
park. when the two will run match race of 500
yards. The race will be started by James j.
Jeffries
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

USED BRASS KNUCKLEs ON AGED MAN
George Msrteiu. an advertising man, appeared
in a police court yesterday charges OF battery
and carrying concealed weapon. The complain
ing witness A. W. Perley, an old man Hv-
ing AT 2f0 Broderick street. In dispute as 10
fhe meaning Of words Martein struck Perley
with brass knuckies. Martein pleaded guilty to
the battery charge and was fined $50 with the
alternative Of 80 days in the county jail.
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SAYS TEACHER
MUST BE REINSTETED
School Board Also Ordered to
Paw Back Salary

Judge Hunt made an order yester-
Gay directing the board Of education 10
reinstate TO her position in the school
department Elizabeth G. Finn, who was
suspended about eight months ago upon
the consolidation OF grades IN the even
Ing schools. She was at that time en-
Allowed as a teacher IN the Horace Mann
4 enfng school at a salary OF $50 a
u3snth. The board was also ordered
bi the court TO pay her $500, represent
ing arrears OF salary.
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MEETINGs-specral

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the society 2pd board Of trustees Of the
Old Peoples Home will be held at the office
OF the home. SW. corner Pine and Pierce sts..
San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, May IL,
1909, at : p. M, for the purpose of electing
board of managers and board Of trustees
TO serve for the ensuing year and for transae-
tion OF such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
Mrs. James Aiva Watt, Secretary.
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Out of Work.

Try a little ad under employment
Wanted in The Call--it costs only lOc
q day for four lines. 1t will help you
get a. position.
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LOST AND FoUND-ContInued

will be paid for information
pup. months old tip of tail cut or; lost
April 20 in the vicinity OF Octavia and Sacra.
mento SITS. i. C. VAN NESS JR., 6o9 Kohl
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Northwest League

VANCOUVER, B. c.. May - Pen
nance won a pitchers battle from Hall
today errors by the champions and
clever base running by the visitors Civ
ing the Portland team a 3 to victory
Cooney scored the winning run in the
seventh. going all the way from second
on an infield out. Score:
R. H. E.
rortiand t,o .......-.....-----
Batteries-Pennace and Murray; Hall
and Stanley.
SEATTLE. May - Seattle batted
Wilder out OF the box in one inning
and did not stop the hammering when
Sewer replaced him. Rush kept Aber-
deems hits so well scattered they did
little damage. and he was given per-
feet support. Score: r. II. E.
seattle u q
-.-.-.-..... 10
Batteries-Rush and Shea; Wilder,
Sewer and O'Brien.
SPOKANE. May wright pitched
an invincible game today, and Tacoma
did not have a chance to score until
Clxnes misJudged Kippert's long fly.
Three Of their four hits We're scratchy.
Coins was ineffective. Score:
II. H. E.
cp0kane ....'--.- -.-.-.s.--.. y
Batteries - Coins and Kellackey;
Wright and Ostdiek.
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FINED FOR STRIKING A POLICEMAN
Merton r. Cox 3 carpenter fined SO for
Itrfkne Policeman Mahlberg during disturb
the Mission road
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CHURCH SERVICES

FIRST United Presbyterian church, Golden Gate
av. between Steiner and Pierce-Preaching
tomorrow, Sabbath. at IL a. M and p. M,
by the pastor. Rev. II. H. Bell. d. ID. Morn
ing theme. Post Communion Thought" Even
ing theme The Enemy Sabbath school
Q:45 a. m. c. Il. society at and $50 D. m
Strangers cordially invited TO all services
Pews free. Courteous ushers. Good music.
Come and bring your friends.
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MEETINGS-Lodges
BALDER lodge No. 3e3. +. & A. NJ a
Special meeting THIS SATURDAY IA
EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock, Swedish X1
American hail. 2174 Market st. Second W
Degree. A. LUNDQUIST, Secretary.
EXCELSIOR degree lodge No Q, /. ..sssQxxss.
o. o. F., ODD Van Ness av.-- 58S
Third degree THIS (SATUR- Efs2{6t
DAI) EVENING.
R. II. PoRTERFIELD. d. NJ.
G. A. HCEBNER, Sec.
THE :. f. Scottish Thistle club ~ - NJ
meets THIS SATURDAY EVEN fJhks3ySr
ING. May s, in Pythian hall, 9sSNSnyHE1
S263 10th st. ~Agxx6
ID. GIRDwO0D II. C.
A. ID. McD0UGALD. Recorder
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A hunting case gold watch. initials J.
W. g. on outside. Tiburon boat between
1:30 and p. M Sunday; person who give
me clew as to its whereabouts will please
notify J. W. c., % Clay St, by letter
L0ST-Whife riding Hyde ST. car. or at
Jones and oFarreli sts., small purse con-
tanning pearl breastpin with pearl stickpin at
tached. Return TO 20 Reed st. near washing
ton and Leavenworth; reward.
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MEETINGs--Leeal

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
KILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


FEMALE HELP WANTED
AT MADAME ANDRES. 1914 Larkln st.-2 first
class cooks, country. $50 and $40; ironers for
French laundry, $40 and found; experienced
mangler, S25; waitress. Mill Valley: SS0s
chamber maid. Sonorna, $40; German nurse,
child, $50; experienced nnrse, $50; young wait
and parlor maid S35; homework girl, Ala
media, S35.
AT CROWN SHIRT FACTORY, 10TH AND
YORK SITS, GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN
TO SEW SHIRTS; NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY; PAID WHILE LEARNING;
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO EXPERIENCED
OPERATORS. SUCH AS GOOD FRONT AND
COLLAR HANDS.
ANY Intelligent person may earn good income
corresponding for newspapers, experience un-
necessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndi-
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ATTENTION. ladies. Rest trimmed IS sample
bats 10 city; exclusive styles. Imperial
Trimmed hat Company. 40S. HUN
BoLDT BANK BUILDING TS5 Market So
BE independent; learn maniearing. hair dress
Ing. face and scalp treatment masssging best
system: IS course: positions secured. Romona
Beauty Culture rooms 3O3- -3of. $50 Market 81.
EXPERIENCED waist salesladies. must know
their business: good salary. permanent posi-.
ton Apply by letter stating full particulars.
Box 206o, Call Office. -
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LOST--A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco In the name
of JOSEPH BOND, No. 2S3-96S. The finder
will please return to bank. Unless same Is re-
turned within ) days a new book Will be is
sued to the applicant.
LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the
name Of John McAuline; No. 323-436. The
finder will please return to bank; unless
is returned within five days new book will
be issued to the applicant
LoST--A bull pup; white with brindle spots;
named Pete. Return to DAL1'S, 10 Sd ST; re-
ward.
LOST-Gold filled open face Waltham watch, 15
jewels: S5 reward; no question asked. Z.
ANDERSON, Hotel Wayne, AIT Cough ST.
L0ST--Back purse. between Fillmore, 2eth and
Noe sts.. containing $50. Finder return 40T
s29th St; liberal reward.
LOST-In front OF residence. 3257B 18th ST.
pair OF rimess glasses. Return 10 above ad-
dress and receive reward.
LOST--Iarge brown hound with white collar and
feet; answers to name of Jack. Return to
S2g0l Deysadero St: reward.
L0sT-A bull terrier pup. Finder return to $40
Utah gf. near 18th; reward.
L0sT-colIie dog months old. Return A.
FRIEDMAN, 1916 Broadway; reward.
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LoST-April u, between $50 and 615 .. m.
on the way from Pine and Laguna SITS to
Fairmont hotel, via California st. cars, dia-
mond and sapphire circular tbrooch. Reward
OF $25 IL returned TO Il. GALLoIS, White
House, Sutter st. and Grant av
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-22
The Lion and The Mouse. -

In "The Lion and the Mouse''
which Henry B. Harris is to present
here at the Opera House Monday;
October 25, Mr.. Klein. the author,
has not only treated the sociological
problem in a forceful, intelligent and
convincing manner but he has writ
ten play Of compelling human in
terest telling a story 50 brisk in ac-
ton, so replete in dramatic interest
and so admirable in character, por-
traiture that the attention and SYM
pathy Of his audiences is consantly
retained. 1t may be sda without the
least fear Of contradiction that "The
Lion and the Mouse' as a drama
stands paramount to-day in theatre
cal annals.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-22
The Young Idea.

The following are some gems culled
from the examination papers Of one
Of our public schools:
"Sodom and Gomorrah are the two
largest volcanoes"
"The office Of the gastric juice is
situated in the stomach"
"Queen Elizabeth was one Of the
queens Of England. She was famous
for her fondness for chivalry and cay
airy and other wild game
"Isthmus is place across which
to build a canal.''
"a mountain range is very large
cook stove,' -
'Drink is the curse Of mankind,
and has marked influence on tho
doctors' conclusions in cases Of sick
ness"
"The chief export Of Russia are
Russian sables and immigrants. -
Harper'S Weekly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-22
PEARY SUBMITS RECORDS.
University of Copenhagen Declines
to Forego Privilege of First
Look at Cooks Data.

Washington, Oct. 20.-Develop-
u3nts came thick and fast today in
lie Peary-Cook controversy. Com
maNder Pcary's proof, records and
observations that he reached the
North Pole. April 6, 1909, were sub
u-::tteJ to the National Geographic
Society to-day. While the board of
managers were pondering over the
matter, cabiegram arrived from the
University Of Copenhagen declining to
Sorego its privilege to the first ex-
animation Of the North Pole records
oS DR.. Cook
DR.. Cook had promised TO first sub
sn::t his records to the faculty Of the
University, but on October Is the
%Jniversity was requested to waive its
CLAIM Of priority in favor of the Ma
tionaI Geographic Society, which
sought an early determination Of the
controversy which has arisen as the
result of Commander Peary's charge
that Dr.. Cook did not discover the
North Pole.
The board of managers decided not
10 wait for tie University of Copen-
nagen to examine DR.. Cooks records,
a-d appointed a substitute commit
tee to examine and report on Com
ulander Peary's data alone. This
committee of experts consists Of
Henry Gannett, chief geographer Of
the United States Geographical Sur
vey; Rear Admiral Colby M. Ches-
Ger, United States navy, and 0. H.
T:ittman, superintendent Of the Unit
ed States coast and geodetic survey.
The Society has announced that the
only question it now had to decide
was whether Commander Peary
reached the Pole on the date claimed.
The committee will hold their first
meeting within a few days.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-22

subject was Janos himself. She re-
garded the time spent in listening to
his groans as amongs, the happlest
moments Of her life.
It was not the sufferings Of the
emaciated Janos which accounted for
my hosts distress. As he explained,
"He's only peasant" It was the
fact that he was compelled to desert
me while he went in search of an
other cook. I reassured him on this
point. I said I would employ myself
during his absence in seeing how
many conversational sentences I could
construct from my six words of
Hungarian.
Eventually-after threatening his
household with tortures, in which
boiling oil was alluded to by way Of
a pleasing contrast, if they so much
as fickered an eyebrow at each other
in my presence left me to my
self for "a hours.
The next morning [ was aroused
from the comatose condition brought
about byhny first encounter with Hun
garian cooking by noise suggestive
of a boisterous earthquake. Rushing
to the door I threw it open, and i'm
mediately found myself involved in
what was apparently miniature
Janos, rendered daring by hunger,
had made a sudden and desperate at
tack on the larder, which was op-
posite my door. In one hand he held
a loaf of bread, and in the other a
ham. With these he was making an
heroic but inadequate defense against
the onslaught Of the cook and the
maid. While the cook tabled at him
with knife, the maid whirled a
ferocious and indiscriminate bass
broom.
There were many things I might
have done. I might have crawled
under the bed. I might have clam
bered out of the window and sought
safety (in a suit Of blue and green
striped pajamas) in fight.
I did none Of these things. With
pallid cheeks, but undaunted heart, l
pattered across the room to the water
jug. In another moment I had
drenched the three combatants, my
self and most Of the room. Then
seizing the pillow from the bed I
started t, belabor the three Of them
indiscrimlnately. At the point Of the
pillow I drove them from my room to
their own quarters. And then l
chided them.
"Nem," I said, shaking my head
severely at them: ''not good Mem.
Naughty. Not to-
Then that my words might the bet
ter sink in, I left them.
When my host returned by the
first train, accompanied by the new
cook, the first sight which met his
eyes was his domestic staff-now on
the friendliest possible terms -re-en-
acting the antics Of the Englishman
to a crowd Of delighted villagers.