The Archive · 1897

WHAT WAS TO BE DONE?

But all inquiries were vain. No anchad seen anybody walking off with two heads. What to do, was the question. The Occidental's first thought would naturally be advertise. A display line income great daily of "A Lost Head" would attract attention, especially if alarge reward was offered. But the yagi in China never advertise, and they are not such a moneyed class as to be able to offer large rewards. Doubtles this par icular yagi stimulated the emu present small boys with promises of cash if they should find the lost article. But as we have said, all was in vain.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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