The Hospitality of William.- Founded on Fact. 1906.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 19th, 1906," showing the following short story with Drawings called "The Hospitality of William.- Founded on Fact."
Artist- Fleming Williams.

     a- A yacht having achored off the quay. LongshoremanBill offers to look after her while the owners go ashore- they rashly accept the offer.
     b- The serpent smiles when Bill is advised of the fact that if he should be thirsty, he may find something in the stern locker.
     c- He gets thirsty almost immediately, and finds the 'something' - also the key of the cabin, where he finds something more. The good news is signalled to a passing trawler.
     d- Trawler promptly anchors, and for the sake of good fellowship, the men come aboard. Likewise more trawlers.
     e- The odour of good fellowship permeates to the far horizon Bill is just beginning to feel a fatherly benevolence towards mankind in general when-
     f- The owners are scene returning in their dinghy. The fishermen, having important business, excuse themselves.
     g- Bill's benevolence is not properly appreciated by the yachtsmen he is tenderly assisted into his own boat and cast adrift.
     h- He is last seen informing the nasty deep that he is a 'damgoochap' and one of th' besht'

Condition is Very Good.