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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

/ COfy.
1t might further occur to a Just
and impartial mind that the Genej
raj and the Admiral commanding
to whom that humane delay was due
were entitled to more generous re-
cognition of perfectly we'll known
facts than is implied in the state.
ments of the Spanish Commissioner:
that Sin spite of this (the signature
of the ProtocoD General Merritt and
the Admiral of he fleet demanded
the surrender of the, place, etc. ***
opened fire. ***unnecessarily eau
sin a considerable number of losses
to the Spanish forces, "and again that
General Merritt and the Admiral
of the squadron may not be perso-
nally responsible for the blood they
unnecessarily shed on the 18th, If
thay had no Official notice then Of
the Protocol which had been 81 ned
on the previous day in Washington"
The American Commissioners have
too high an estimate of the chivalric
honor of the Spanish people to accep
that as the final record Spain would
wish to make of this incident.
The American Commissioners for
the various reasons hereinbefore
stated are constrained to reject the
several demands embodied in the
proposition" to which the present
paper is an answer.
True copy:-John B. Moore.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
PR0TOCOL0 No.: 13 Y SUS ANEX0S,
Considering together these requests tory.

Considering together these requests
and concessions, and particularly
the explicit admission abo We quoted,
It seems a feat of forensic and oialec-
tic kardihooo to assert now that the
military occupation by the United
States of the city Of Manila is void
under the Protocol, and that, for
that reason, the city ought to be de-
ivered up to Spain, its garrison Ii
berated, its forts, barracks, and mu-
nitions returned, the moneys CO.
llected paid back to Sepain, and the
United States to be mulcted in da-
IMAGES for the military operations
of the insurgents.
And, considering from altogether
another point of view the claim hat,
since Manila was actually captured
q few hours after the Protocol was
signen .on the other side of the globe
ir>tead of a few hours before, it
should be returned, the thought
might occur to just and impartial
mind to remember why it was not
captured earlier. The world knows
that the attack was only de laved
to protect the city and its Spanish
inhabitants from the dreaded VEN
geance of the insurgents. 1t would
be extraordinary if this act of hui
manity should now be claimed by
the beneficiary as the sole reason 70
depriving the benefactor of his VIC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
NOTAS De ULTRAMAL.

Sc ha dictado por la autoridad
militar auto de procesam!ento con-
ira Albornoz y Emiliano Iglesias por
supuestos conceptos vertldos en- el
meeting" que Sc celebro el "a del
pasado mes en- Ia Casa del Pueblo.
Gelebr6se hoy en- la Audiencia la
vista de la causa por estafa instruida
contra Ell padre Cucarella, acusado
de haber salido garante de una Socie
dad para redimir quintos, pesos y
cuyos directores desaparecleron con
los fondos de Ia GAIA.
Ell fiscal ha solicitado un aho y o.
cho meses de prision correctional
para el padre Cucarella.
Asegdrase en- los circulos carlistas
que ascenderAn a unos 40 los candi-
datos del partido que lucharan en-
las proximas elecciones.
Reunieronse aver mahana en- jun
ia magma en- las Casas Consistoria-
les los obreros convocados expresa-
mente para constituir los Jurados
del tribunal industrial y del Consejo
de conciliacion y arbitraje sobre huel
gas. ..a
Alcina, abril 2S.-A consecuencia
de las obras de desviacion en- el Jd-
car q Sc estan realizando, Sc ha cor
tado la corriente del brazo del rio q.
circuye la ciudad formandose una
enorme charca donde desaguan los
albanales, corriendo peligro de al
terarse la salud publica. El veclnda
rio alarmado, critica la pasividad del
alcalde y de la Junta de Sanidad.
La prensa local demanda ell auxilio
del gobernador ante el grave riesgo
de que So desarrolle una epidemic.
Jijon, ahril %. .-Sigue agravandose
ell conflicto. -..
Han llegado numerosas fuerzas de
la guardia civil, que Sc han distribui-
do por parejas en- ell convento de
jesultas y otros centros religiosos.
Los carreteros de la poblaci6n,
que trabajaban estos dias fuera del
puerto para las fabricas, han acorda-
do suspender estos servicios desde
manana. ,& $780,.
Las sociedades obreras acordaron
ofrecer todos sus fondos a los huel-
guistas.
Ferrol, abril 30.-En ell Centre O.
brero Sc reunieron los huelguistas,
dandose cuenta de haberse rota las
negociaciones para solucionar ell con-
trato.
Sc acord6 seguir resistiend
Todas las obras hidra aulicas del
Arsenal estan paradas.
Continuan llegando fuerzas de la
guardia civil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

un ffaSc0, S0la-
nente un rasco, aquella tos tan vio-
enta que ne producia con frecuencia
v6loitos y me obligaba yeces a pa
sar toda la noche sentado, habia Gu
teramente dcSaparecido Por este result
tado consigno aqui mi mayor recono-
cimiento. vi tratamiento solamente
dur0 diez dias, procurandome una salud
eerfects For Ia cual venia suspirando
desde hacia nuchos amos
Acudan este recutso todos euan
tos Sc hallen en- un Iestado semeiante
al en- que 30 me encontraba y estoy
seguro que. como 20. Sc felicitaran, pues
recobraran un sueho tranquilo re,
parsdor igualmente qae un buen ape
tito; hnico medic de restablecer las
fuerEas del cuerpo.
sDe TODD 10 dicho puedo certifcar bal ,
jursnento y. una yez mas todevia. debo
expresar mi mas profundo reconoci-
miento al inventor de este licor.
Firmado Krantz Bergheim. en- Koss
larn tAlemania) 8 de Febrero de 1896.
Fl uso del Alquitrsn, asi tornado a to-
das las c0midas, basta para curar en-
POGO tempo ell resfriado mas rebelde :,
10 bronquitis mas antigua, y hasta 8.
ness con frecuencia contener v curar
10 tisis, pues ell Alquitrin detiene Ia
decomposition de los tuherculos del
pulWon matando a los malos micro
bios, los cuales son Ia causa de dl.
cha decomposition. No puede ser mas
sescillo nj tampoco mas exacto, y e.
sabido que ell Alquitran Guyot puede
procursrselo. 4 quien 10. pida, cualquies
farmaceutico.
Este trataniento vieue 4 costar 2 cen
tayos diarios, ". Cora! ]
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Sp aIquId ] Sc Vende

En- Puerta de Terra, Parada s y q ori-
Has de Ia carretera, Sc alquilan los altos
de una hermosa yventilada casa. Y en-
Ia misma parada calle de San Agustin, q
vende un solar con dos ranclIones v I'm
bonito puesto. Tiene una msgni6ca rem .
tay una super6cie cuadrada de AIS me
tros. Informara Juan J. Caro-. Sol 96
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

Nddis sdbs que 81 casa Is.
I'd desolqutladd. Nadis % sa.
be, porque usted no 10 csunc'a.
81. deseo aIquilor su casa qus
ahora no le produce nddo onun-
eieLa en- la Correspondent
clio" Para esta clcse de oRun-
clos hay en- este diarso prsesas
e esDeeisls nun ,liwitados. q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

iamas me aban-
donaba entera,
mente.
q Pues bien ;
ell Alquitran a n
Guyot, 10 repi.
20, eclipsa po.
complete a to-
das las demas
preparedness ,
jarabes, pastil-
las, etc.
. Asi que
hube tornado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
TraSlado

Ha sido trasladado al interior
de la misma casa que ocupa hoy
el establecimiento "LA TIEND1TA'
al lado del ayuntamiento. Seguira
el mismo negocio de venta dc efec-
tos religiosoS, exclusivamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

Nonedas de 90 CAlifernias
&c 30 aentavoa Is ctntavos yL00 y
~ se yents en d Joyeria de T
KkRHHAHN san Jose la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
INTERSTATE
T0D0S CUANT0S SUFREE

De TOS, HRoNQUITiS, cATARRoS
7 REsFRlAooS ANTlouoS NAL cUipspos
Puedo atestigar a conciencia que Ell
licor de Alquitran Guyot es realmente uB
renedio efcaz y obra vigorosamente
contra las afecciones para las cuales
esta recomendado.
Va desde hace algunos amos, venis
70 sufriendo de una tos cr6nca que
comenzaba regularmente en- otono y que
alcanzaba durante ell invierno una violen
cia tai que me era luego precise tode
ell yerano para restablecer mis- fuerzas,
por mas que esa tos que me consumia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
L|NEA FERREA DEL OES1E

1tinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara 8 regir desde el 10 de Sen.
item mbre de 1903. -.~Y'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

ssJ,cs te IA Capital y Rayamon simultiusaueN
Bhs dbsrabes Eias iesdps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
SURE HE'LL FIND
DR.. COOK sRECORDs
New York Man Win Sail With
Canadian Polar Expedition.
Then Search.
TO INTERVIEW ESKIMOS
Expects 10 Secure Discredited Ex-
plorer's Instruments Cached
BY Harry Whitney.

MY YORK. May 2s.--Confi,en:
Frederick a. Cook. left near Etah bs
I Harry Whitney under orders from
Commander Peary. Chester Beecroft
of Pelt III Manor. New York, will sal
on June IS. with Captain Pernier's
Canadian Polar expedition.
At Etah he will organize sledge
party to search for the Cook records
and Instruments
II liz said Beecrofts expedition Ia
financed by DIR. and Mrs. Cook, who
assert that the finding of the records
and Instruments wilt prove Dr. Cook 4
claim that he discovered the pole
beecroft expects 10 take the path
+, Cook claims IA have followed, In an
effort to locate Bradley Land q land
t'vuk sHys me- discovered on tho way
10 the pole. II the land Is really there
II will 60 "A long way toward estah-
fishing Cooks claims. Captain Ber-
nier will. on behalf OF Beecroft. IN
terview the tive Eskimos who accom-
panied Cook and endeavor to learn
from them exactly where Cook went
Beecroft expects then to return 10
Cooks cache. where Whitney lief,
Cooks instruments. From there he
VAN proceed across the Ice from Etah
20 Tpernavik.. a Danish settlement or
the southwest coast of Greenland. and
await the arrival of some whaier tina,
viii bring him back To eDnmark. He
expects to return early next winter.
III ! ind proof that Cook went &c
the pole shall take the first an
nouncament in Denmark. where Cook
made his initial announcement" said
Beecruft to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
CLERK ALLEGED To
HAVE EMbEllEO
" NJ. Meyer Charged on Warrant
With Having Taken 500 from
Federal Cigar Company.

w. II. Meyer. young man who has
been employed as clerk in the Offices
of the Federal Cigar Company. has
been arrested on warrant sworn out
by Mr.. W. A. Wheary, cashier for the
company, charging him with the en-
brxzfcurent of $tto belonging 10 the
concern. He Is alleged to have success
fully rovered up hts shortage nj, hts
books for a long time. and II has been
intimated that the amount named In
the warrant Is not all of the short
age.
Meyer. whe Is unmarried and some
thing over thirty years OF age, was
arraigned I'm Police Court Saturday,
but a continuance was granted until
the 4th of June He went back to
the pen. He has made his home with
his brother. Mr.. J. r. Mover, AT
North Twenty-second street. and Is
said to have supported his aged moth
er for years. Much sympathy Is felt
for him and for his relatives in his
trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
WHARF" EDISON
OuTDOEs HIMSELF
Is Perfecting Machine Which
Takes Moving Pictures in
Natural Colors.
WANTS TALKING TOO
Working An Invention Which
Will Combine All Three
Features simultaneously.
WANTS TALKING TO

NEWARK, \. J.. May 2s.--Thomas
a. Ellison. the electrical. wizard" said
to-day that he has succeeded in pro-
ducing a moving picture photogra phi
Ing machine which will take pictures
In their natural colors. the eNpeRs-
ments showing such results as to war
rant the inventor saving that almost
any day would see its perfection.
While color photography is not
new by any means" said Mr.. Edison.
Its difficulty for just ordinary land
scape pictures is such that only few
experiments care TO use the Lumiere
plates. and even In the hands OF the
experts the results are Indifferent
u am also working on a machine
which will reprodace the pictures as
well as the talking moving picture
machine. l>know that there are some
On the market but none of them are
any good. There's no synchroniam be-
tween the pictures and the talking.
Just think OF having a picture colored
true To nature with the action and
talking clearly reproduced.
I've had Mr., Lumiere here He
stayed with me a couple of days and
was satisfied with what | have dome
Mr. Edison was asked what was the
principal invention needed by the
human race and which had not been
invented. Il am no prophet he re-
piled. and do not caro- to answer that
question. Lets rather talk Of what
we have done,
on your life. / have not written any
thing for twenty years except an
article the other day for friend who
runs an electrical magazine, The
only things l write now is auto.
graphs"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
TRY TRUNK THIEF
IN ORANGE COUNTY
VIII Not Have Hearing Until
the July Term at Cor
louisville.
WIFE SEES HIN IN JAIL
Martin .Jacobsky Gloomy and
Mopes in Cell at County
Lookup.

Handsomely gowned as a woman of
the Understandable set. the wife OF
Martin Jacohsky, ALIAS Jackson. Bcs-
ky. Browsky, Martin and several
other names, alleged noted crook, WIS.,
tied him Saturday morning in his tiny
cell in the Henrico Jai..
The woman was accompanied by
Special Agent L. l.. 'Scherer. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. who
brought Jacobsky back from New
York to stand trial in Orangc county,
Va, for the alleged larceny OF thou
rands OF dollars worth Of baggage
from the railroad The interview
WIS brief.
Jailer Sydner says that Jaeobsky
IS gloomy and niopes IN hIs cell frun
morning t. night. He is mighty
blue" declared MFR. Sydnor, and
doesn't do much talking"
Tpsitive Instructions have been
given by Mr.. Scherer to permit no
one 10 see the prisoner. who will re-
main in the county jail until July.
He will then be taken TO Gordons-
vile to answer in court the thirty
1--WE indictments which stand against
him.
George Washington Thomas. who
was captured in Kingston. y. Y. as a
pal OF Jaeobsky is offering stout OPP
position - being extradited to yir-
ginia. He has employed counsel. Sc
cured n writ OF habeas corpus and
will be given a preliminary hearing
next Friday. The accused swears he
never was in Virginia.
For nearly three years Thomas and
Jacobsky have been fugitives. They
are alleged to have operated in this
vicinity with Harry Allen Driscoll
and ether baggage thieves who rob=
bed railroads in this section of half
million dollars of property All
OF the gang except the two men just
captured were convicted. Some have
BEEN released from the penitentiary.
Allen and Driscoll are now confined
there. The former was to have been
released the day after Jaeobsky was
captured, but as he is wanted as a
witness for the Commonwealth in the
trial of JaGobsky. Governor Mann Or
dered his detention. He will be re-
leased on conditional pardon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
.AUTO|sTs SUMMONED
TO POLICE COURT
Police Are Yet Active in Their
Endeavor to Prevent Scorchers
from Racing on Boulevard.

Messrs. N. W. Bowe, Charles
Shields and III. A. Soper. prominent
citizens OF the city. have been re-
ported by the police for having ex-
ceeded the speed limit in their auto
mobiles,
Along with about half a dozen
others who are alleged TO have done
some '.scorching.' they Will appear
In police court next Tuesday.
Bicycle Ofiaeers Samaeis and Pail
mer reported Messrs. Shields and
Soper Friday night after 8 o'clock.
They are said to have been testing
the speed OF their cars on the Bcule-
ward. MIR. Shields came under the
wire length ahead and was the
winner OF the race, but as TO whe-
Their he will outrnn Justice Crutch-
neId next week there II a difference
Of uUani0n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
DIRECTORS MEET
To ACT ON PLANS
Bank Of Richmond RatifleS
Proposition to Con-
solidate
STOCKHOLDERS WILL
VOTE ON AFTER NEXT
National Bank Head Says That
Broad Street Institution Will
Continue as Hereto
fore.

Directors of the Bank Of Richmond
met at noon Saturday for the pur-
pose of passing upon plans in con-
nection with consolidation of this
bank with the National Bank of Viz
ginia. Included in these plans. which
have been already outlined, lis the
question as to what steps shall be
banks of the Bank OF Richmond.
located at Third and Broad, Twenty
fifth and Broad. and in Fulton. 1T Is
expected that these banks Will either
he liquidated or sold out. In view Of
the fact that rne proposed merger VIII
preclude the further operation of
branch banks. under Federal laws.
General plans OF consolidation with
the National Bank of Aifgfn4A %trr
approved and a call issued tor meet
ing of the stockholders june @sth.
Mr. John Skeiton Williams. presi-
dent of the Bank OF Richmond. re
turned from trip to New ork Sat
urday morning and was among those
In attendance upon the meeting.
MIR. John Shelton Williams having
been agreed upon as one of the vice
presidents Of the merged institution,
there Is some speculation az to who
Viii be selected for the other vice.
presidency. II is understood. how
ever, that this selection rests with the
National Bank of Virginia. which is
10 contribute seyen-tweifths of the
stock Of the. two banks
That question " still unsettled" said
President Habltston, of the National
Bank of Virginia. Saturday.
To Get Lions Share.
T II
of Virginia will get three OF the lead
ing officers Of the merged bank. MIR.
Habliston having been already agreed
upon for president and Mr.. W Meade
Addison, cashier OF the National
Bank of Virginia, having been picked
for cashier.
Mr. Fred r.. Noting, first vice. presi-
dent Of the Bank Of Richmond, has
been suggested for the other vice.
ton lis improbable. Mr.. Fl. a. Will
liams, assistant and acting cashier of
the Bark of Richmond. Ia suggested
for assistant cashier of the larger
hank but II is believed to be more
likely that Mr. u. s. Morton, assistant
cashier of the National Bank of Nir-
ginia, will continue TO hold this posi-
ton under the changed conditions.
Mr. HRhiiston entered deniai Sat
urday To tire report that Broad Street
bank. Of which HI. is also president.
Is iikel, t. De included IN the merger.
The BROAD Street hank VIII con-
tinue a distinctly separate institution
as II has been heretofore" he said.
Skyscrnpcr Not Likely.
AS for the erection OF a skyscraper
following the merger. Mr.. Habliston
said there ~as nothing In that report,
either Az :ne same time. ne denied
that he had enteicI into an agreemen,
with the vtrginia Trust Company not
to pu, up skyscraper within two
years folio Wing the erection or sky
scraper which this company will soon
undertake on Min between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.
Dire tors ID rhe National Bank Of
Virginia. ii may Ike stated, have al
ready approved plans 10 consolidate
this institution with the Bank of
Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
ARNOLD WEARSPLASTER.
ENCOUNTER WITH BOY
Youngster Hurryng Down Steps and Into Street Cod With Col
Iector Who Wears Bruised Uranium

With a G-inch strip of adhesive
plaster stretching from his right eye
to a neither portion of his head. much
in the. same position as laurel
wreath would crown the Uranium of
warrior of old, Mr.. Benjamin A.
Arnold. collector OF customs for Rich
mcnd. returned to his Office about
noon Saturday.
AN accident" lacentcaily explained
the collector, answering an unuttered
query OF his deputies. who gazed
with saucer-like eyes az their chief
marched diffidently to his desk and
topped in his easy chair.
Mr.. Arnold evidently was in no
mood for explanations. but finally re-
turning TO his natural genial humor.
he unfolded an unusual tale OF a
Main street encounter
II was on my way to the bank. y
began Collector Arnold. my mind
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
NEW BOARD MEMBERS
Three New Visitors Appointed
for Y. p. I. Institute at
Biacksburg.

Governor Mann announced Satur-
day the names OF three new members
of the board OF visitors OF the Viz
ginia Polytechnic Institute.
The new members are A. NJ Bow
man. OF Salem: r. F. kirkpatrick. of
Lynchburg. and Micajah Wood, of
Charlottesville. They win take the
places made vacant by the expiration
OF the terms OF s. MusgEave, Harry
NJ. Smith and George Kizer. who re-
auested the governor not TO reappoint
them. Peyton st. Clair. whose term
also expires on June 1, was reap
pointed by the governor.
With Attorney Smith, Mr. kizer
and Mr. Musgrave, three of Or. Paul
r. Barringer's strongest friends and
advocates. off the board. II is believed
that the next effort made by the
welfare committee of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION to have him dismissed from
the presidency Of the V, r. /. may
he more successful than previous en-
beavers along that line. 1t is under
stood the board will be anti Barrin-
ger" after June |. when the new
members take their seats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
REPORTED AS DEAD,
HAD ONLY TAINTED
Family of Mrs. Mollie Taylor
Mistake Painting Spell for
Demise.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
= EMp0RIA. VA, May 2s4-9n-th
strength of phone message. sent
THURSDAY To a relative Of Mrs Mnllie
Taylor, to the effect that she had died
Thursday morning. the news was sent
To The Richmond Virginian. This in
formation now proves TO be incor-
rect .e-s4e. ~
Mrs. Taylor tainted Thursday morn
ing. and members OF her family, be-
iieving her dead. telephoned Harry
Taylor to that effect. The latter en-
gagged the services of her pastor to
60 to her residence Friday afternoon
and conduct funeral services. Arriv-
ing. the pastor that Mrs. Taylor had
regained consciousness.
Until this time no one in Emporia
had been informed OF the error.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

efficient heads OF departments now.
because Of the outside influence that
Is brought to bear on Councilmen to
secure their reelection.
There has been waste i'm the city
government. but 1t has been caused
by incompetent heads OF departments,
and only pressure has prevented the
Council from turning them out. When
this matter Of a board of control or
commission was up once before the
politicians had the men all selected
who were to get the Jobs. / wouldn't
let those men they had selected run
even the little business / own, much
less the great business Of this city.
We will have proper government
her when Counciimen attend the meet
ings. listen to the business and vote
intelligently and fearlessly. or else
have the manhood to resign and let
the people choose some one else
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
PHYSICIAN OPERATES
ON HIS OWN WIFE

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. }
HARR1SONBURG. VA, May 28.---
An unusual operation WAS perform
ed this morning. when Mrs. Burn
ham had her appendix removed by
her husband. DIR NJ r. Burnham, q
prominent local physician. who was
assisted by Drs Davis, Conrad and
James Fl. Dyerle, the latter recent
newcomer from Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

absorbed in the big bank roll l was
going to increase with a few more
washers. when bang, and young
ster who was dashing into the street
from a stairway butted his head d.
rectly In my face, smashing my
glasses and giving me this beauty
mark" gently touching the wound
ed portion of his body. The young
fellow was profuse in his apologies
and 1t was up to me to graciously
accept them. The only part l didn't
like was the big crowd which gath
cred about me. but l quickly scuttled
off to a nearby drug store and was
speedily dressed up. The accident
cost me so cents for IA new lens
II never did think much of this
buttin' In business" concluded Mr..
Arnold.
Adding a postscript, he said to a
reporter: II don't want anything
about this in the paper