A Natural Surprise

Information was given to the pólice authorities at B that a master tailor certified to be dead and buried with due solemuity many years ago was still in the land of the living. For the purpose of a gigantic swindle a doctor had been I bribed to make out a spurious certifícate i in order to obtain payment of the insuri anee money, amonnting to 30, 000 marks. Further inquiries having established the accuracy of the facts as alleged, the coffin was exhumed and was found to contain nothing but a stout ironing board. ] At the sight of it a policeman standing by exclaimed in astonishment, "Golly,