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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-24
P8aIOs De In dis
curse Del EnP8Ta
dot GuiII6TnO
RelaelOlss dl1lQmatlGas paeo
eDFdlales.
! EsianOS pToDaladOs' -dIIO q
kaISof William.

Londres. Mayo 12. III Emperador
GuilleFmO es b!auCO de much0s Coz
mentRFioa hoy Cd Europa. En- una
6rden q gus gsnaEaless despues de Ii
reViets lac trCpaz en- StFaburQo, 81
diiO que Alsmania estAba on O0ndicin.
mes para OpOneFse & una egpesi6n de
los iiponeses. Est0 undo & los CO..
mentsrios hechos pos Sd dicho respec.
to la ambFignez atFibuida 8 los f
ciales Tusps. he excitad0 81 Continente
mas que 90 discurso en- Marruecos.
Los peri6dicos de Berlin, rehugan
aceptsr que tales frases hayan sid0
prG { fsVidas. y que en- todo caa0 serfa
una simple COnverssci6n priVada que
tuviera con el pequsf no ggupo de altos
dignatsrioa que le rodeabaD.
PeFO aut6Rticas 5 n6, los frases han
cBuaRd0 senaaCi6n tsnto en Rusia como
en- 81 Jap6n, y las relaCiones dipIoms-
tieas, no tienen Ia misms coFdialidad
que snteg.
Ell heOho de- que 81 Emperador no
haya p1bsicado aus ffases de- Straa-
burg, t6maae sinembaYgo como una
pFuebR de aus pacffcRs intenci0nes.
40 @4A09 lu@408 E6 G8bAu4@ SULBQ QUtA
!eria equivocsci6n del Emperador Lac
fraseg de referencia.
El diECu9so tan COmentadO, ed como
sigue, segdn 81 eStFasburQ Baepger
Asintun2 v debe ser t0mado con las
neCeaaFiOa ReserVaes
GLas fdeFzag rusas que c0mbatieron
on Muk len hay que convenir en que
eatsban enerVadag p0r Is innnorn Iidad
y ls embriag1ez. SoIanaente az sa
explics so derFotR en- Mukden. Asf
Rusia BIZ demostriIdo "a debiIidad
ante 81 pe15gg0 amarillo. Y las circuns.
tanclas pueden ser tales que teDganOs
que trabpjar para oponernos auuel
peZSgro.
Los generates. oficialea y soldadoa,
pueden gastaE Sd tempo como & bian
tengan, pefO sin caeF en- b inm0rali-
dad y en-. .la embriagnpz
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GgOeiO Be0mGnda
hI8 en- AT8Cib0.
Deho 0rdonarsG qu0 So plni6n
los fT8Dtes Do JOS easas,
lDe nasestno e0rresp0ns0I J

Mayo %.
An0cha u novena dedicada 81 mes
de Maria astuVo & cargo de loo tabs
quaroa da Il f6brica de babacoa Ella
CnbanaS y revioti6 gran egpIendOr, 10
por el decorado, iluminaci6n y DOR la
O0nCurrenCiR que eTR numeFolfsims.
"A Is termination 50 quemaron en- ell
6trio de la iglesia tueRos srtifciales =
Sc elev6 an heFmOsO gsobo.
On negOCi0 reeomendable en- Are.
cibO serfa el establecimient0 de una
pequehR fabrics de hieIo. pues en- este
tempo De gEandes caloFes no be en-
CuentEa este pFoducto en- una pobia-
Ci6n de 10 CategoFfa De Arecibo. pues
los cafes traen uns peQuefiR cAntidad
para su consume particular. Habien-
do peFsOnaB emprended edoFas en- eata
Ciudad es raro no haYRn pensado en-
este negocio.
Hs comenzAdo & publicarse en- es-
ts Ciuded an peFi6dico dedicado & q
Clase Obrera. So director ID Cd don
Felix GinoFio.
Aver vic de nuev0 ls Luz el peri6
dico Gel Bnf6nD IIen0 de chistes y es-
critOs de buen humoF.
Sc egpeFan eatR semsna en- este
puerto IN vapor americano diFecto de
New York con cargR. una goleta in-
RIesR con CaHgA de aRIazones. una gO-
leta venezolsna con c9rga de maDgle y
an barcO con maderas.
Bueno fners Sc ordenara por quien
corresponds Be pintasen los ffentas 1e
las Casas d. ca eata poblaci6n Go encuen.
tran sin daFle pintuEa hace lnrgOa amos
y para ejempl0 tenemos lss Casas qde
ocupan la fsbrica de tRbaCos Ella Ca
bAnaS las cuales deveDgan crecidos az
Quileres y sns propietnrioa son perso-
mas acsudaladas sin embargo hace
muchos mos NO han visto ID pintuFa y
pareCen casRa en- estado Fuinos0. De-
be ordensrse sean pintsdas.
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PTOysGtO que paroGg 0bstacuII.
zaTSG en- ManalI.
Fuertes CaI6rias en- el pueblo.
(De rpsestro Cogre8poaa80J).

Mayo o.
Parece que aIQuien trata de obstE.
cuIi8ar en- este pueblo. u pFogreoistn
gssti6n de los obTeros Rodriguez y
Sanchez de instslar nm tren f6nebFe.
CSsi estamos tentndos de no dar CF6di.
TO & ton Tetf6grhds labor toda Vez que
6 Ia par que Sc benefciRn obTeros san
honrados como 6stos, Be dota ID
sOciedad de an obieto moderno.
-AcCidentGlmente 20 hAlla ca 64ta,
81 c0pitan Cabrera.
-HA tornado pOseai6n de u iefatu.
ITa de esta demsFcaCi6n 81 tanieDt.
CasalG.
La atm6afsra est6 subiend0
grsnde altuFa. In temperhtura ests
lIegando 6 cuarenta y cent6cimas de
gFadO eistemR mOdeFno.
Para el ounce del entrants mes,
es espeFado en- esta poblaci6n Ell Gpro.
Vechado i6Yen don Ramon Rlmos Ca
sellas.
-Nota de los aCcioDistna para 81
tren f6oebre: Don jaime Calf. Gle
rnente Rsmfrez Juan Ramos CasaIlaa,
Julio Gambia, Aurelio Diaz. F6.ix
C6rdovn. r. Candle. juan L'auger,
DR.. Vazquez Colon. jose Mere ldez,
Juan n6vilo, Enrique Villamil, M
P4dfn. B. MoYey, joe Rivera TO-. FL.
Case.
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iicias generates


ph REALIz La ea1ss litua-
ee en g cRlla al Il Cruz no 6 For
sAse3 4o precion ConVenien teg.
AL110EmRF6n 81. Melon e Co. San
Juab0 10 90va
So VENDE Dor teper que ausen-
saFae su dueno ma casa de reciente
construction & may bsjo precio. con
solar propio. carca del Tiro de Pistola.
AnfoEmar6n Tanca 21, Iiende. 8v. s.
DESEA COLOCACION una aefIo-
tlea que tiene buenos conOcimient0s
uel lrg 6s, esptfId y maquinillls de
Address sF0 eLa Correapon-
dencia.1 15va
ADMIN STRACION DE FINCAS
Urban AS EI que suscribs scspta
en administrRci61 fnCas en- S ia Juan y
SantuEce garantizando el pego 81 ren-
tIsts. Refarenciaa pRopietario en- San
Juan. tesogerO del Bsnco Popular y
vice presidents de u eTiga de People
tarioa2 JOSE Nj. CARRERO. -
Luna rs 45v
CARLOS MARTINEZ prC fesoF
Dc ipgl6s del AteneO pueTtoTrique no,
da Classs pFivadaS de irgses y taqui-
gratis, precios m6dicoG en- classes de 8
o mas peFsOnas. Sol 78 s San Joa6 Z,
altos. is.
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An U n GlO.
Departamento del Interior de Puer'
to Rico.
OiCina del ComisionadO,

OfCinR del ComisionGdO.
San Juan, Abril % de 1905.
Sc invita- & log arquiteCtos y cons
truCtOres & presenter prpyectos para
IL construction de la C&rcel de Distrito
de Arecibo.
81 edi6ciO hR de Conatruirse en- Are
eib0 en- terrencs del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, Y debe proyectsrse para aIoisr
$50 presos Seg6n programs 6 instruC.
clones que se obtendr6n en- esta ofcina.
El presuUueato del edifcio no exec
der6 de @35. 900. Un psgo de 800. se
RdjudiCsr6 al mejor proyect0 que llene
lea condolences requeridaG, en- u OPT
MON del Jurado CalifiOador, que nom
brars el Comisionado del Interior.
El Comisionad0 del Interior se re-
1erva el dereChO de reChazAr Cualquie-
70 y todOs los proyectos pTeaentadou.
EI tiempO para d presentation de
los proyectOs expiraFS 81 25 de- Mayo
de 1905.
Us. ELLIOTT,
ComisionRdo del Interior.
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CONsEJo A Las AfADREs. q III iarabe calmanta
AS IA senora Wnsow debe usarse siempre qna los nos
estan el periodo dS Ia den ci6n. Proporcona avo
sHmedisto a pequeh6 paSiente produce unssueno
~tai tranquiio, apia q door 81 angelic despieta
hauy Vvo aeera. Es mut agfadabs al paiadat calms
d nho abianda encias avia sus dolores, haee d.
Giles las funciones del et6ago regua los ntsstinos
s 81 meior remedio eonocid0 para r. dIaErea "a prc
Nsnga 6sa de Ia dantci6n de cualqudeEa oza cauea
Tangnse mucho cuiCapo en peuir eA JaFabb G9aaze&
Ga "a Sa6ora Winsnw' ! Is eA nafor de e9acos 6
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of the Interior Of Porto
Rico
flee Of the Commissioner,

Office of the Commissioner,
San Juan, April 25. 1905
Architects and builders Sre hereby
invited to submit plans. for the cons-
tructi0n of the Arecibo District Jail.
The building Is tO be erected on q
bite belonging to the People of Porto
Rico at Areclb0 and shAIl be designed
to house 15O ErisOneFs in aCCoFCeand
with outlines and instructiOns to be-
furnished BY this Office.
The estimated cost Of the building
shall not exceed 5000. A payment
of $1O0 shall be awarded to the beat
project fulfilling the conditions requi-
red. in the opinion Of the Jury Of
Award. to be appointed by the Com
missioner of the Iuterior.
Ths Commissioner of the Interior
reserves the right TO reject any aud all
plans.
The time for submitting the plans
shall expire May 25. 1906.
J.S. ELLIOTT,
Commissioner Of ths Interior.
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Ea 81 juzgad0 municipal,

! Aousado Aniceto Hernandez (G)
Anicet6t0 de anenazar da unuerts 81
saFgent0 MoDjil y cslebFRdo aver tar
de 81 juiciO, 81 iuez municipal abs0lVi6
q denunclado. que fu6 dtfendido rOF
abogad0 MARTINEZ QuintarO.
B1atante p1blioo presenci6 el de.
bate.
Todos los echicoao de Il compa-
lia aEt1stica de eata Capital fueron
aver 8 despedir s bordo & 50 compa fIe-
70 don Enrique Gatsll.
L1a regrenado De ls isls, dOnde Ia
esta6O aIo0nos dfao. don juan Il Baiz.
Se aaeQura que al eefIor P0at So.
CFetaRi0 del Gobierno 8 este Tain. Wi.
Esg6 aQuf antaa dal 90 de .Tunio 81 oue
Venola au Heeneie.
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En- ests impEenta oa vende papal da
peri6dioO Yiaio { 5000 auintal.
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SALUD PUBLICA.
LAALISIS 1E la LEeRE.

Como Is Superb de SAni-
dad abFiga el 6tme prop6sito de que
tOdoa los Rrtfculos aBimenticios que se
eXpen len &l p6blicO sean de n meior
cAlidad y como desea 81 mismo tempo
llamar d atanci6n de los consumido.
res, sobra aQuellos articuIos que son
inferiOres 8 da a6inos, pubIioar6 sema-
nalmente una relaci6n de Das mue0trag
anai1adaa en- el LahorRtOriO Qnfmic0,
y de sus reault8dog, por medic de 70
cual podFsn los cOnsnmidoPes C0nocer
en- que sitios de la ciudRd se han ven.
dido dichos artfculOa en- buenas Condi-
Clones
J Tinaud, Ieche, HAto Rey. infe-
rior.
a. Cordian, leche, Luna 45. adulte-
a. Meroado. leehe. San FranoiaoO Is.
buena.
3. V6aquea. lecho, Tetukn 50. bue.
] B. Amanda. Ieohe. santuroo. adul-
terada.
a Fiol, leche. SantnrCe. buena.
sMallorquinRo, leche, San Justo. in-
Y. {. Aponte, Ieoho. Pusrt, De Terra.
a. Miranda, Ieche. Puerta de Tierra.
buens.
F. CarrasquilIo, leche. Paerta de
Terra. inferior.
F. z.moranO. IeChe, Puertn Dc Tie
rFG. inferior.
g. DiagO. IeOhe. Puerta de Tierrn.
nflMnn
n soua, leohs. Puerta de Terra.
bueDa.
B. Ortiz. leohe, San ssbantikn 80.
muY buepa.
rior.
?. Sanchez, Iecho. Luna 85. adulte.
rsaa.
D Rodrfguez. IeChe. san Sebastian
IL adulterada.
ST "a proportion de los componentes
de la Leche de vaO9. 90 normal, sa Cla-
pitica dich0 artSculO con aFregl0 u.
cantidad de grasa que c0nteDgS. s
sabeF:
Menos de 5 3o,......Io IoferiOr.
De 3 5 a49o... ...... BuenR.
Da 4 % en- adelante -. Muy buena.
% de nCtarse que Is proportion de
grasa, arViba menCiOnada, varfa consis
derablemente en- todas las muestrag.
cuand0 el precio de todss elias. es pro-
bAblemente 81 mism0.
y ~ So1aaNa n D.
Superintendente interino de Sa-
nidad
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DlOxYgEN

Antiseptico y deainfeCtante.
Para limpiRr d b0OaE y dienteg nC
tiane iguhl.
Qui6a t0do OIOr 0tensivO.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
GSn EganOisOO 92. San Juan P,~k.
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Comiaionado deI InteFior
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SUCH A FRIVOLOUS cow.

A great many newcomers green when they
to Minneapolis also country people coming the cy
and am green when I go to the country.
One day a few years ago drove out to Fort Smell
ing. We children wanted drink went to the
pump which built with trough for CATTLE Just
reached the pump, the came from all direc-
lions. Papa handing cup when
toward and back I hurried to the carriage. Aunt
Kate said laughngly Ruth, those won't hurt you any
than kittens. So back I went boldly and
me- dTopped the cup and WENT back to the se Car
riage, thinking the following The folk
said the founced and jumped around much I
did, seeming initiate me- while the soldiers rolled
and over on the ground laughing We then drove away
and I remained thirsty. -Ruth Van Tuyl,
Eighth Grade, 1896 Queen Ave. S.
Calhoun School
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-18
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.

Mrs. Goodsort-What's the matter, little man?
Little Man-Ow-w-a man fell down stairs and hurt
himself badly.
Mrs. Goodsort-Wel you a kind-hearted little
chap to cry for
Little Man-ow-ow-and my little bruvver was there
and it all, and-and-I nuffnl
Pick Me Up.
had just finished our picket fence. was told
must paint the fence before could CO. Of
great task, but every day for two weeks at the
fence painting The day before I to 60 had only
about six feet of fence left to paint buckled down
to it hard could hung the bucket of paint
nail which driven into twobyfour. I nearly
thru, when to fill my brush for the last time My
head bumped the bottom of the bucket and the paint
spilled When I went into the house my aunt
said the greenest thing she saw, because the
paint spilled dark Oh, how had to soak
my head in oil to get all Of off, My hair had to be cut
short When ready to go the next day noticed my
shoes were green grass, did not go until
bought shoes I have been green in my ac-
tions and lessons but have been quite green
as that day. Harry V. Martin,
B Eighth Grade, 3941 Grand Ave. S.
Bryant School = --.~ Z.
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A wAYFARER IN DISTRESS,

A WAYFARER IN DISTRESS.
One day last week we boys were having some fun
had lost We asked him what he had lost he said
ten dollar bill. "What color it," we asked. He
said it was green like himself We helped him to look
for it, but it could not be found so we went on with
our fun. It dinner time when my mother told
me to go down to Capaen and get medicine.
my dinner and started on my way. When was half
in the snow. picked it up and It was the tendolar
bill the man looking for He was about twenty feet
matter He said knew all about it. I gave him
the money and he gave me half dollar.
Sixth Grade, Paul Pausen,
Mckinley School 1906 Emerson Ave. N.
BLusHING AS USUAL
When was four years old went to visit my aunt,
the train, which thought very far. Ny auntie met
us at the station and thought it her home but
thru thick woods. I overjoyed to see all those
beautiful green trees that aunt called evergreen Trees
because they kept green both and winter They
the pine and basam trees which suppose you have
heard OF or at least they used for Christmas
trees.
The next day would not stay in the house until
IL some Of the things were upside down As was sit
ting looking at the tree asked my where got
them all and how much they cost apiece.
My aunt answered, "I think my little city girl is
pretty green. -
AS my dress bright red the day before, looked
to if it had turned green but it was just as
ever. So thought aunt mu& be pretty green if she
could not tell the color better
Fifth Grade, . -EmeGa Quarfoot,
Monroe School. 613 Twentythird Ave. S.
uPm THE OLIVE TREE.
One day when was quite small mama and I went
out to visit my aunt who lived farm and had large
orchard of pums and apples. had and tasted OIL
ives and so when the green plums they
olives. As very fond of olives waited until
thought mama was not looking and then made dive
for the largest tree They did not to taste like
the olives had had BEFORE but I thought it be-
these had not been put in bottles It is not
to state how pleasantly O spent the rest of that
day. Ethel May Sebastian,
Seventh Grade 1904 Tenth Ave S.
Horace Mann School.
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OVER THE RIVER INDUS
A Frail Looking Bridge Made Of Three Ropes Swung
Across a Rocky Gorge

a Frail-Looking Bridge Made Of Three Ropes Swung
. Across Rocky Gorge.
~ Wide World Magazine. ----
There is remarkable bridge the river Indus at
Rondu in northern Kashmir This fraillookng struc-
turewhich rocky gorge thru which the river
at tremendous rate consists Of three ropes
foot and two side ropes Joined together ~ short
lengths of rope at intervals of few feet.
The three main ropes consist of long switches Of
brushwood roughly bound together the two side strands
being kept apart by forked stakes at intervals of TWEEN
ty feet ..-...'. .-.-
Needless to say, the crossing of these swinging sway
ing structures is not very pleasant experience and in
trepd mountaneers have been known to turn sick with
terror in the middle aho the native coolies most
ight-heartedly with heavy loads.
The bridge has been described of the worst
IN the Hmalayas.
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ENOUGH FOR A WEEK,


One day when out calling thought
would do kind deed which had often done before
started to build the fire for lunch but all in vain It
CLOCK and had kept at that fire ever since
home from school. put enough paper for all
week. and used up every piece of the house
thought not useful did everything to make the
wood burn, and was getting very and quicktem-
pered. did not know what to do. Soon it was ocock
and thinking, t.Ths wood must be very green''
Just then walked in.
9 How do you suppose you can start fire with
large piece of wood like thisG hardly get OUT
she said. ''The wood is green,'' said. tsMy dear
girl she said, 'you green.' so surprised
did not know what to do. thought, ttGreenl Me
green! will never do green deed again.
A Sixth Grade, Clara Manfhei
Seward School 25O9 Twenty -ninth Ave- s.
SHINING LIGHT ECIIPSED.
The next day were to take dog to the animal
show. He small, white rat terrier, called Pet He
had prizes and thought maybe tomorrow
he would win another. The next day out to the
barn to get Pet. To surprise he there We
looked everywhere for him. but after long search we
gave up hunting. just came out OF the barn we
heard faint bark and we knew it Pet We started
search again and looked into pals boxes and every
thing At last looked into paint pail and there
was Pet We took h out all covered with green paint
OF course could MT take green dog to the show.
Pet is white agafR and he has two prizes since
Eighth Grade, Katherine Nelson
Adams School 1929 Eleventh Ave. S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-18
FINE CROP OF CABBAGEs.

One day I wanted to plant cabbages and father said
he would help plant the seeds, Of which had about
fifty. I watered them and took good of them.
About twenty died, and SO only had thirty
Pretty soon green leaf shot up, and then another
until it quite big At last it big green cab
bage, very green indeed Pretty had thirty big
green cabbages Father bought five and mother five,
had twenty left. given ten cents forr cab
bage, received so cents from mother and so cents
from father Ny uncle He said, ''What
fine green cabbages you havel I believe I will take
ten.' I had So now The neighbors bought one; that
10 cents. They thought it fine, they bought
the other nine and then did not have any had So,
and I spent them for useful things. thought that was
good plan and to try my skill other time.
A Fifth Grade, Della Lund,
Garfield School, 2309 Tenth Ave. S.
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THRU A FLORAL JUNGLE

Bare and Wonderful Plants So Ltxuriant to Impede
Trains Crossing teh Andes.
One Of the remarkable railways in the world is
that which Americans building the Andes
to connect Guayaqu the coast with Quito, CAPT
tai of Ecuador, in the interior distance of than
300 miles Growing from the very telegraph poles
chds elsewhere considered rare and between the steel
rails and the epafes flowers and plants force their way
in such profuson that it has been to spray the
growth with destructive chemicals to free traffic from
blockade.
From point plateau, view is to be had Of
the mighty capped volcanic mountains Of Chmbo-
razo Sangay Coopad and five other active volcanoes It
is said that the scenery places rivals Rocky
tains.
hHanxr IIcoc for xorl,
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We had to get out and walk way for the snow was
so deep that the horse could not pull thru it, The tree
soon came in sight We rode to it and what do you
think it vast It stump, and the top cut to
point This queer Christmas tree for the whole
thing was covered with It looked just like =
Christmas tree with snow all around its trunk.
3 Fifth Grade, Donald Moore
Washington School 908 Seventh st. s.
LITTLE SHAKE OF SALT r..
During my vacation I went into the country to
spend the summer with my cousin. One day my cousin
and went away off in the fields and we were very
long way from the house. As walking along,
all at pretty little rabbit in the grain at
the side of the road wanted my cousin to back
the house with to get little salt to shake his
tail SO could catch him, but my cousin laughed at
That was the time pretty green.
Fifth Grade, james Mathews,
Jackson School -. 316 Fourteenth Ave. S.
A TASK FOR HERCULES. s ~
Many people have been very green at times espe-
cially when they most in hurry anxious to get
thru with work they have had set before them.
Last summer when I out hayrack ride Of
my friends asked out to the lake in August
to spend week with him. When I reached home the
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everything to the girls mother. Oh how she laughed
We went into the store and bought another ribbon.
Seventh Grade, Stella Hudson,
: Monroe School GIG Nineteenth Avenue s.
WITH A MIGHTY CRASH


when surprised by party of girls and boys from
the neighborng houses had been sitting in the swing
under the shade Of great green elm tree and the
called by the girl next door, she told to
to her house and play with her and then she would
over my house and play with me- told her would,
left my comfortable seat and went to play with her
We played together for about hour and then she
went to my house. about open the door when
prise! Surprise!'' I frightened that did not
know where After this many games were
played and laughing heard thru the house. Then the
preserves served and the ice cream, and went
into the yard and played The day ended and the chill
dren went home. But after supper went out to the
swing again My sister and brother too, and the
great green elm tree the soft green grass gave
fresh sweet odor to the air Lizzie Iversen,
A Fifth Grade 651 Adams Street Me-
Sheridan School.
REPENTING AT LEISURE.
I was told to 60 down to the woodward and order
wood: 'tNot green said father as going
of the Kitchen "and tell them to send it up as
possible' 'tA right " said and went out, but when
was halfway down to the woodward began to wonder
what kind of wood should get 'Green.'' That
all could think Of when reached the office and the
clerk asked what kind of wood wanted promptly
REPLIED Green EDO you want it sent up right away9''
"ooo-h-any time will do, just that you get it up
there''
That green wood did not until about week
afterward. Luckily other wood gone else
should have heard the last of it. AS it
had hard time enough making the fire mornings.
Eighth Grade, -Eustace Jukam,
Bryant School 1922 Second Avenue s.
QUITE GORGEOUS TASTE.
The topic recalls to my memory serious incident
that happened to years ago. Altho it serious to
proved to be very amusing to the onlookers There
lived my house boy who very fond of apples
He spent his extra pennies for this favorte fruit and
being fond of apples often asked him for One day
when I asked him for apple he handed fine,
green, pear-shaped Not suspecting any danger
took bite Oh myl The color might have been green,
which it But the taste suggested red After giving
yell for the well and drank water enough for
than thirsty boy When came back learned that
my So called apple was only green pepper. -. -=z
Eighth Grade, " r. John Kalberg
Washington School. SIG Eighth Avenue S.