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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01
Six-Sentence
Talks

Why A BUSINESS GIRL MIGHT
MAKE A BETTER WIFE THAN
ONE WHO rs NOT.

Because she knows the value OF
purctusllty ard will have his meals
on time.
Because she knows better than
TO discuss family problems when
he 10 hungry.
Because she will not ask him
TO buy q spool Of thread or match
samples on his way 70 or from
business.
Because she knows the value OF
the ordinary mans good qualities.
Because she knows the demands
Of business life, and does not
think she has the worst half OF
the bargain.
Because she will be more sym
pathetic, and viii provide little
comforts she would not value had
she not been a business woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

Five years aEo Miss Anna ]
Burns came TO Seattle. sick and
discouraged. Hut she was not too
sick to retain spark OF ambition,
and though she had never been a
business woman In any line. she
decided ia 40 TO work She
secured a place as clerk In one of
the Seattle seed and flower stores
az the average salary. In one week
her salary was raised. She gradual.
~ became the real. though nnhc
knowlcdgcd. manager
To-day she II partner In the
business. II the manager. and
draws salary five times rs large
AZ when she started five years ago
as a clerk
A person throws light on
his own character when he
goes around casting reilee
tons on that OF others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

y. Is. 10 Husbands this
home and read II 10 your wife this
evening II will sootho her after
hoS hard. hot day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01
DEVELOPS HER MUSCLES, HE
DECLARES. WHILE DELICATE
GENTS MASSAGE MINDS.

scientifically speaking which. of
course. means spealing without
tact OF tenderness womansis mans
Inferior ms gauged by civilization
DR.. Sargent. OF HIaryard'a physical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01
Fruit Tarts with Cream
Coffee.

Recipe for Meat Sanders.
Ingredients. Cold boiled pota.
toes. cold meat. ounces butter.
white OF ! egx. pepper. salt and
-four.
Mode; Mash potatoes with salt.
butter and flour enough TO make
paste that viii roll out. Roll
evenly and cut Into s-lnch squares.
Into each square put some chopped
and seasoned meat. fold the corners
over and glaze with the white of
mn egg. Bake In a quick oven until
nicely Drowned. Serve hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

Green Pea Soup
Neat Sanders. garnished with hard
boiled eggs cut lcngthwise
Ia quarters
Young Carrots Baked Potatoes
summer Salad OF lettuce, radlghes
and cress
Plain Bread and Butter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01
Seattle Automobile School. 40
Broadway. zee

FOR new. modern furnished rooms AZ
10y prices rail ~ the yirginnf nofef,
sgf Virginia o.. nsar westlake Az 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

Dear Miss Grey: was engaged
20 a young man who dlsappToved
Of cards and dancing. refrained
from cards for three years. but
went TO little nelghborhood dance.
] wrote him about n. and he wrote
me dreadful letter. said the
dance was one step toward perdi-
ton" We broke our engagement.
bat he says be still loves me. l do
not feel as | did toward him. Shall
We marry7 BROWNIE.
AIS your natures are. so en-
tireiy different. aud YOU saw you
have changed. | would advise that
you wait a while TO see whether
you have changed. or are suffer.
Ing from hurt pride. Each has n
right TO bis opinion. but In your
case the love on both sides must be
very deep to produce anything like
harmony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01
Some Summer Menus and
Recipes for Housewives

Pretty little rustic fern
stands. In which the growing
plants can be placed, make a
useful dinner table decoration.
Roses should be placed in low
bowls with only their own
foliage, or sinaiy In taIf vases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

Dear Miss Grey: WIN You
please tell me how 10 make spiced
currants: also picked crab appieg
A CONSTANT READER
A-Splced Currants Melt four
pounds Of sugar In pint OF vine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

Remember The Stars Fourth OF July Festival
Park Tuesday will be time for tho
Better take the family There's
and every family that reads The Star cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01

Dear Miss Grey. think the
world OF young man who has been
calling on me for a year. but II Is
not my nature 10 show my affec-
ton. when walk with any Of my
boy friends on the street he gets
angry. and when my sisters beau
makes fuss over me he gets 80
angry he will not stay. Ny folks
think so much OF him. How can
show him how much ! care2
HAZEL EYES.
A--if you are not engaged TO the
young man. he has no right TO get
angry because OF tho attentions
shown you BY others. Unless you
are a bit OF flirt. and deliberately
arouse hts jealousy. be - showing
a decidedly ugly. selfish dIsposi.
ton. and unless you love him so
much you would be unhappy. J think
you'd be better Oft without him
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
UNA CANCA

Quien desee adquirir un mobiliario
para sala, compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos butacas, un sofa y
una mesita centro, MADEIRA curvada de
Viena, tiene ahora propicia oportuni-
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa y seis sil1as
para comedor; un guarda-comidas, un
chinero, un tinajero con su piedra, I'M
filtro y una mesa con piedra marraol
para el servicio del comedor.
Tanbi6n p,ede adquirirse, una cana
de hierro, para una plaza, y IN lavabo.
Tste rnobiliario esta completamepte
nuevo puede verse, en- la casa nnmero
80 de Ia Gale de Tetu&u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
--sS~---------
HUI ACAO
C0rresponsal.

En- este mes sc veran en- la Corte dc
Distrito de Humacao, las causas crimi
males siguientes.
Dia 13.-Tomas Santos. Asesinatc
primer grado
Dla 14-Antonio B. Carrillo. Asesi
nato segundo grado.
Dia 15.-Felipe Roena. Homicide yo.
luntario.
D1a 15.-Saturnino Melendez. Viola.
ci6n.
Dia 16.~4Fabi&n Soto. Homicide vo-
luntario.
Dfa 16.-Faustino Cordero. Mutila-
ci6n.
D1a 17-Secundino Serrano. Aten-
tado la vida.
Dfa 17.-Nemesio Orta. Atentado
La vida.
Dla 1S-Carlos Delgado. Atentado
Ia vida.
D1a 20~~Evangelista Castro. Mutila-
cl0n.
D1a 2O--Isabel Zayas Atentado 4 la
vida
Dla 21.-Nkasio Sierra. Mutilacion.
Dla 21.-Dolores Ga1nnan. Mutifa-
ci6n.
Dia 22.-Jose Aloyo. Seduction.
Pablo Fernandez. Seduction.
Dfa 23.-Romualda Torres. Abuse
carnal de memories.
Dia 23-Manuel Audrey. Seguridad
Pnblica.
D1a 24.-Carmelo Melendez. Biga-
mia.
Dla 24-Felix Onein. Hurto Mayor.
Dfa 25.-Jose Cotto. Hurto mayor.
Dia 25.-Ram6n G.. Hernandez. Fal-
sifcaci6n pruebas
Dfa 27.-Bernardino Roman.-Salud
,pdblica.
Dia 27.--Dionisio Osorio. Salud pt-
blica.
Dia 27.-pablo Guzman. Hurto ma
yor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
ENTERED AT NATTER
sEd

don Juan Amill Rodriguez, don Leo
nardo Pacheco, don Jaime Castailer,
tenientes y don Santiago Cedo, escri-
biente
Sc esta imprimiendo ell Reglamento
que fue aprobado va por ell Concejo
Municipal, y Sc esta reclutando ell per-
sonal suiciente hasta cubrir $50 6 200
plazas de las que constara ell Cuerpo
Ademas Sc ha pedido muestras para
ell equipo de estos, y los titles para
lncendios que hay, Sc agregaran algu-
nos mas que Sc trata de adquirir, pa
ra que el Cuerpo quede debidamepte
organizado.
Dentro de POGO, pues, veremos los
Benemeritos practicar sus simulacros
y cumplir sus deberes correspondent
tes.
El Cine Popular trabaja a gusto y
satisfaction de este p1blico exhibien-
do pel1culas interesantes. Ell pueblo
corresponds, haciendole llenos compile
tos. Yauco, Noviembre de 1911.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
Notas de Yauco
De la senana,

I'll domingo ~ del ppdo. mes llevOse
4 efecto un concerto bocal instru-
mental en- nuestro teatro.
En- el tomaron parte las seIoritas
Bartolomey y Cell Roig, quienes
fueron calurosamente aplaudidas, por
ell aclerto con que ejecutaron Ell ell pia-
no los numeros 4 elias encomendados.
Els la primera vez que estas ninas, tan
simpaticas como bondadosas Sc pre-
sentan al piblico en- actos de esta in
dole. Ell senor francesca (ChalD uos
cant6 con verdadera expression y con
voz dulce y entonada la romanza de
|'Fausto' otra de "Un ballo in mas
chera," y los couplets de Gedeon que
nos hicieron reir mucho por sus chist es
de actualidad.
La senora Torres como ella sabe ha-
cerl0 siempre es una artista. Ell Macs
tro present0 su orquesta con el Para
graf tercero, que TOGO ajustada- Las
TINA de un par de violines y alg1n otro
Instruments mas. -. La distingui-
da FSociedad Artistica" tambien hizo
su partecita como final del concerto
con "Chateaux Margaux" quedando
a Ia altura de siempre Ia simpatica
troupe"
No podemos terminar esta nota sin
tender nuestra manO de artista & las
senoritas Bartolomey y Cell Roig, que
vienen 4 contribuir con su 6bolo q le-
vantar Ell edifcio artfstico de que tan
hnerfano hemos estado en- esta ciu-
dad.
Mucho mas debemos hacerlo con eli
amigo Chall quien prestando su va
lioslsimo concurso 4 esta obra por Sc
gunda vez, ha sabido demostrar, que
cuando Sc tiene un alma grande, gene
rosa, y bien templada no importan las
necedades de dos 8 tres enemigos del
progreso de su pueblo, para llevar ade-
lante las buenas causas.
Ell publico hacienda justicia prenia
los esfuerzos de todos estos amigos del
Arte, aplaudi6ndoles freneticamente
El microbes primero del corriente
Sc di6 sepultura en- la Metropolis de es-
ia ciudad, nuestra distinguida ami
guita Trinidad Padr6 y Santana, quien
gozaba de las simpatlas que lie hicie-
ron acreedoras su m1ltiples virtudes.
No podemos menos que llorar con
nuestros amigos Ia familia Padr6 en-
particular con 81 hermano Angel,
nuestro intimo, Ia ausencia de tan es-
timable joven que a la edad temprana
aun de Is amos va en- busca del sitio
que ell Eterno reserva los justos.
Descubramonos antes su despojos y
deshojemos en- sn tumba las siempre-
vivas del recuerdo.
Progresan rapidamente los trabajos
de propaganda y formalizacion del
cuerpo de Bomberos de esta ciudad.
La ofcialidad la componen: don Ale
jandro Franceschi, primer jefe; don
Francisco Delgado segundo jefe; don
Amadeo Nasario Lugo, comandante
Fiscal; don Antonio Molini Jr., y don
Domingo Vivaldi, capitanes, don Do
mingo Briganti, Ayudante; y don Ma
nuel Ortiz, don Ramon Antommattei,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07
- once al Ola

Sigue La racha de suicides. En- la
tarde del sabado tom0 un veneno la Sc
nora Guadalupe Serrano de Cot. Sc ig-
nora cual haya podido ser ell m0vil que
impulsara la suicida tomar resolu-
ci0n tan extrema.
Ell veneno empleado es ell aoido mu-
rlatico.
La infeliz mujer fue llevada inmedia-
tanente al Hospital Tricoche, donde Sc
lie prestaron los auxilios del case.
No ha muerto, aun, pero el estado de
la intoxicada es grave.
En- ell 1ltimo vapor llegado de Espa-
ia, ha regresado q la Isla despu6s de
pasar una temporada en- la antigua me-
tr6poli, ell conocido comerciante don Be-
nito Vilatel.
Sea bien yenido.
Ell captain Fernandez Mater ha man.
dado poner una verja en- ell cuartel de
policla, para protejer a los guardias del
ptlblico que asiste a dicho sitio con pro-
p0sito de formular denuncias.
Ell captain quiere cvitar ciertos con-
tactos
Ha sidO nombradO Official de Sanidad.
el doctor Audinot, en- la vacante del
doctor Ferran.
En- ell Tedtr0 La PerlG viene traba-
jando desde hace algunos dlas Ell Cine
Apolo. A los espectaculos asiste mu-
cho p1bico.
La corte municipal trabaj6 mucho
durante Ell 1ltimo mes de Octubre.
Ante dicho tribunal sc presentaron 1853
denuncias; Sc celebraron 245 juicios y
fueron sobreseidos, Is casos.
Ell sujeto Herninio Mesa y Orta, ira
to de suicidarse en- su residencia del ba-
rrio de Washington.
Para lograr su siniestro prop6sito sc
tom0 varias pastillas de sublimado CO.
rrosivo, y 4 los pocos instantes sc re-
volcaba entire violentos dolores. La
oportuna intervention de las autorida-
des que ordenanron Ell traslado de Her
mimic Mesa al Hospital Tricoche, le ha
salvado de una muerte cruel. LIE fue-
ron prestados los auxixlios del caso, Y
va esta fuera de peligro.
La protesta contra las tasaciones con-
tin1a por parte de los propietarios que
Sc aprestan q la defensa de srs intere-
ses
A la protesta va conocida de los due
nos de fncas urbanas, ha enviado su ad-
hesi6n, ell resto de los propietarios &c
Ponce.
La queja reviste, pr,es, una absolute
Tn diario local hace notar Ia aece@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

NOTICIAS

Hemos dido asegurar que Sc tiene el
proyecto de yender el Union Climb"
para construir un nueyo edihcio en- te
rrenos del Condado de los senoreS
Behm.
Ha sido muy sentida en- Ponce la re
nuncla que del cargo de Official de Sa-
nidad de dlcna poDlaci0n ha presen-
tado el doctor terran.
En- Guayanilla han contraido matri-
monio los estlmables j6venes senor Ma
nuel Arroyo y la senorita Carmeina To-
rres.
Por el correo de aver ha recibid0 Ell
Director del Refugio de Ninos Desam~
parados un billete de / dollar acompa-
nado de unas hneas suscritas por
Oteam Orrib, que parecen anagrama. Sc
agradece mucho este acto de carload.
Anoche no hubo retreta. La plaza
de Baldorioty Sc VIC desanimada, sin Ell
acostumbrado paseo del domingo
Han llegado esta capital los seiores
A. Boothby, de Mayaguez; don J. G,
SEEK, W. NJ K. Jones y don Juan Goglas,
de Ponce.
En- Ell elegante Club de da,nas cont
nuan los ensayos del COtillOn la cuo-
driLlG para el s;xntuoso bale del dla IA
corriente
Los ensayos Sc ven animadisimos.
De Camuy ha legado esta n1anana.
don P. 6. Amador,
Aver mahana ha llegado correspon-
dencia de Venezuela,
Han salido, para Manatl, don A. Quin-
tero, y para Mayaguez, don A. Raffuoi
Anoche sc vieron muy concurridos lo>
cines de esta capital: Apolo. ell de Ia Plo-
20 y Ell de Las Tres Bamderas, todos re-
'bosaron de p1blico.
Sa encuentr2 en- esta capital, los So
nores Aure]io Diaz, de Manatl, y Ell dor-
tor r. VazQuez, Gle Barceloneta.
La asociacion de :productores de azll-
car nos ha enylado yarios folletos; e}
NJ MensorsaI de Ia Asoc@cci6m, al Secretario
de Ia guerra Mr.. Stimson: In tribute
En- Ia Fe~s4s I,asular, Las tay'i-
tas ferrocarri2erGs, A,suar1o de la Aso-
ciaci6,a q Estacsoas experimental de CO.
i1s.
Agradecemos 81 euvss.
Los senores Y. Gonzalez Y Hermano.
del comercio de San Juan nos partici-
pan que han constitnido una sociedad
regular eolectiva, bajo la ex~
presada denomination de Ia que son So
CLOS gestores don Vicente y don Segundo
Gonzalez Victoria.
En- el barrio "Agnacate'', de Yabu-
Goa, Sotero Rivera, sgredi6 con un palo
d Felix Morales, oausandole la perdida
del ojo derecho 81 agresor fue arres-
tado.
Ell s&bado, Pillar Reyes, de Bayam6n,
Sc intoxie6 tomandose una d6sis de creo-
sofa Su estado es grave.
La 'pohcfa de Vega Baja sorprendi6
dos jugadas prohibidas en- ell camino de-
barrio 'Yeguada" y central San Vi
aen2e.
Los slguientas servicios han sido pres
tados: Infracci6n ordenanzas municipa-
les II, 5uegos prohbidos 1S, alterar Ia
paz 6, ,infracci6n ley de sanidad S, co
de memories 2, portar armas pro
hbidas s, infracci6n reghmento auto
movies /, portar lnshrumentos para es-
a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

dad de que en- los edifcios de las escne-
las p1blicas sean puestos algunos para
rayos. Hace pocos dlas cayo una chis-
pa electrica cerce de Ia High School, y
hubo la consigpiente alanma tanto er-
tre los alumnos como entire sus familia-
res. Y no hay que desconocer que CO.
rrieron grav1simo riesgo los escola-
E7 Correspoasat
Ponce, de Noviembre, 1911
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

de una saludable reacci6n al abatido
espfritu de la colonia que ha visto CO.
mo desde Ell solo del poder bajaba Ell
torrente de la tirania con desbordado y
amenazante impetu.
El rasgo de los ingenieros puede con-
tenerlo; y otro tanto puette lograr,
puede imponer la actitud de los puer-
torrique1os de la junta del servicio ci-
vii.
Por 10 pronto, logrese 10 que Sc 10
gre, es indudable que el pals ha estado
en- su sitio, y ESQ va es mucho, cuando
en- cada acto y resolution del gobierno
Sc NAL encubre una aggression & nuestro
derecho y Sc revela Ia insana resolu-
ci6n de ir hacienda mayor nuestra de-
sesperanza y con ella nuestro defniti-
vo anulamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

Hemos dido asegurar que Sc tiene el
proyecto de vender Ell Union Club
para construlr un nueyo editicio en- te
menos del COndado de los senores
Benin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

Ha sido muy sentida en- Ponce la re
nuncla que Gel cargo de Official de Sa-
nldad de dlcha poolacion ha presen-
tado el doctor terran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-07

En- Guayanilla han contraido matri.
monio los estlmables j6yenes senor Ma
nuel Arroyo y la senorita Carmehna To
rres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-17

South Bend, Ind. U. 5. A

adjoining room that some one re-
marked, THAT must be a Selvidge
student in there" Sure enough, it was
Miss Freda Grunert. whose official
title is county court stenographer.
In the county attorneys office the
party found no one, as a case was
being tried in the district court, but
a Selvidge student, Mr. Clyde Jones,
does the stenographic work there
just the same.
On account of a trial in the dis
trict court, all they could get was
q peep into the magnificent room.
Mr. Ernest Williams, the official stem
Ographer of the district court, receiv-
ed his training at the Gainesville
Business College, the school, Mr.. Sci
yidge owned before coming to Ard.
more. His two sisters, Misses Nita
and Natalie Williams, are both grad
yates of the shorthand department OF
the Ardmore school.
The only office where we failed to
find a Selvidge student was in the
county surveyors office, but as Mr..
Edwards has educated both a son
and daughter at Selvidge, his recsp-
ton was as hearty as any We re-
ceived. His son, John Edwards. has a
position in the Ardmore National
Bank, and his daughter married
Selvidge graduate, Mr.. Lnniel Colds
rby, who has a position with the Ard
more State Bank
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-17
A Second Crop Of Worms.

The farmers throughout this sec
ton of the country report that the
second crop of the boil worm has ma
terialized and that the worm is play
ing havoc with fruit formed on the
cotton since the late rains. The
worms got the best of the first crop
in August and the hot winds almost
took the remainder and in the iudg-
ment of the most careful observers
the holls matured that can be depend
ed upon TO open will not make to eN-
coed one bale 10 every ten acres tax
ing the crop as an average In the
opinion of many, however, no serious
damage will result from the second
crop of the worms, but even if that
be true there is a question as to
whether or not the Young forms that
have materialized since the rains will
have time to mature and open before
the frosts of autumn. II is safe only TO
count the bird in hand. and if We are
fortunate enough to get the two in
the bush-well we will just be that
much ahead.-CorniSh News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-17
WILD PIGEONS.
They Appear in Texas by the Thou
sands and Destroy Crops.

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 16-Wild
pigeons in great numbers have ap-
peared at both Seguin and Liyernia,
Texas. At first few came. but later
they came by the thousands. These
are the same kind of pigeon that was
SO numerous in the wooded districts
of America forty or fifty years ago
Where they came from is something
of Il mystery. but their appearance
disputes story sent out from Gin
cinnati some time ago that the last
passenger pigeon was in captivity in n
museum in that city where IL had
been confined for fifteen years. There
Is no mistake about the pigeons ap-
pearn'S near Seguin and Livernia be-
ing the passenger pigeon of the Oil
days, since many old settlers recog
nized them on sight. According to re-
ports they have been so numerous
about Seguin that farmers have been
compelled to use some effort to keep
them from destroying crops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-17

the taxes 10 support our schools, and
the state that pays so literally every
year for an intelligen. and useful cit
izenshiP have a righl 70 make this
demand OF the schools
In order that we may meet in the
future the demands made upOn the
schools we must prepare our children
no. only 70 BE, bu- 10 DO They
must be so taught thir they can 90
from the schools to the farm, factory.
business world, or the bank, and
there render intelligent and eff
Cient service. The time has come, and
now is, when the public schools OF
the state, and the nation a. large,
mast give the child Industrial train
ing. They must train the hand to do,
the lead 10 think, and the heart 10
feel Not only this. but it is now time
that every boy in this commonwealth
whether he lives in the city or the
country, should nor only he trained
to work in pape", cardboard reed
lumber and iron and use tools; hut
should receive definite, thorough and
practical instruction in agriculture;
for our st"te, possibly more than
anything else. is agricultural, Here
lies the treasure of our commonwealth
and if we would do our state the
greatest good, we should endeavor to
enable the coming generation to rise
mp and possess this wealth by making
two blades of grass grow where one
grows today.
Ebert Hubbard teiis story OF an
eX-convict who came to him at Eas
Aurora seeking work, after having
tried in vain to find employment
elsewhere. Mr. Hubbard old him
there was no vacancy, hut the man
insisted that he be given chance
'But there Is no place for YOU" said
Mr. Hubbard. The man squared him
self and looked Mr.. Hubbard square.
Iy in the eye. Give me a chance"
he cried. He was put to work, For"
said Mr.. Hubbard, L had to give
him chance or run and ne rapidly |
NCp promotion by his faithfulness and |
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