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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-07
FIESTA DEL ARBOL
EN- MlANATI.
FL ingenierO del Vale. lJn iatere-
sante lihFO. EsfuerzOs del
Padre Llauger.
{ lDa naestr9 eorrssponsal s.. Ealds.. )

w. 49, 49,
Diciembre 6.-La fiesta del drbol re-
sult6 como debfa esperarse, magnfica y
Iespl6ndida. Hubo mucha concurrencia de
Ininos de personas Los concurrentes
fueron obsequiados con duIces y refrescos
Los sefores Villamil. Rios Ramirez Sc
desyivfan por atender 4 todos. Bien por
los organizadores del festival.
EI iugeniero senior del Vale Sc halla-
ba aver aquf con obieto de levantar, Sc
gun Sc dice, algunos pianos para el acue-
ducto.
Flora Puertorriquefia, asf Sc como
ce nn ibro que esta escribiendo don Gle
mente Ramirez, y que seg1n el decir de
personas competentes, es una obra de gran
trascendencia Desearfamos conocerla.
Don Julio Gambia ha trasladado su
residencia 4 la hacienda ''Monserrate. =
Debido & los esfuerzos del venerable
Padre Llauger, de Ia Junta de Cat6licos y
de las Hiias de Maria, vienen celebrando-
se las novenas de Ia Conception.
LA casa que ocupa la se1ora Pepita
Vanga de Dlaz es una de las mas bonitas
del pueblo.
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GUR1Q0 case
QJEBRlAD!LLAS.
HOmbfe sentimental J CandidO.
IN 'anuneI0D . Gonato De incsndlo.
(De naestro o0rro2ponsaz ospeeial.) J

de nuestro eorresponaaz especial.
Diciembre 6. Juana Santiago es una
mujeT mulata, bajita y gruesa, vecina de
Aguadilla casada con Juan Isidro Echa-
varrfa.
Una mafana, hara ounce 8 veinte dias
sinti6se ,1ondra" Y leyantando vuelo aban-
don6 su ''nido" su esposo y vino en-
tregarse en- los brazos de Ulises Rivera,
pe6n que trabaia en- el ferTo-carril, porque
crey6 4 este ca Ulisesl mejor "mozo' y
sus comportamientos los esperaba superio-
res & los de Echayarrfa.
Instalaron la nueva "parejita" su hogar
en- una choza en- la Gale 'San Justo' dom
de Sc present6 nuestro buen amigo Alfredo
Colon, en- calidad de policfa insular, dis
pensarles una vista, la que result6 graft
sima, por 81 buen serVieio que presto en-
conducirlos al hotel Gimenez, una her
mosa sjaula' para que pueda estar SECURE
ella en- la s'chillera' donde recibi6 &
su esposo quien Sc present6 el mismo dia
sin demostrar la menor incomodidad y de
seoso de que pronto Sc celebre el juicio por
ffadolterio" para 81 celia" no resulta casti-
gada volverle recojer y lleYarle de nue.
vo 4 Aguadilla, seg6n Sc dice
Como existiran hombres tan sentimen-
taIesl
fFuegol lFuegol Era Ia palabra
que ofamos aver 4 las dos de Ia tarde
acompafiada de prolongados repiques de
campanas.
Ell cabo Hurtado este corresponsal
llegamos juntos al lugar del siniestro des-
pues de una buena "carrerita. !"
ALI habfan mas de cincuenta personaf
dispuestas prestar sus servicios.
Ell fuego ocurri6 en- la forma sigaiente
Una ninita de don Felipe Avila, resi-
dente en- la Gale del "Comercio'', ninits
que apenas cuenta einco afios de edad to
mo en- sus manos una GAIA de f6sforos cor
la que prendi6 uno de los colchones qut
haEfa en- la habitaci6n, pero la ligereza de
la familia, guardia de servicio y muchat
personals impidieron que el fuego CONT
nuase
Ell joven Francisco Avila sinti6 sfnto
mas de asfxia y hubo que sacarlo en- bra
zos, pues apenas tenfa conocimiento,
Nos aIegramos de no tener que lamen
tar ningdn otro accidente, que pudiera ha
ber trafdo mayores consecuencias.
I'm professor de ingl6s que ejercfa er
nuestras escuelas pdblicas, present6- hi
POGO su .renuncia y march6 al pueblo d.
Salinas. ~
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NO So DEscUIDE I'D.

Los yarios sfntomas de una con.
dici6n debiIitada que toda per-
soma reconoce en- ST misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con"
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los germenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fatales con-
secueneias. Los germenes de La
tfsis pueden ser absorvidos por
los pulmones cualquiera hora
eehando raices y multiplicandoses
6 no ser que el sistema sea ali.
mentado hasta cierto punto qr g le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION De WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como La miel y
contiene los principles nutritiVos
' curativos del Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta Y Cerezo SilYestre,
fortifica ell sistema contra tOdOs los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asna, Gripa, Tisis y todas las en-
fernedades emanadas por debilidad
ae=los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada & tempo eVita
Is tisis; tomada a tempo la cura.
GEL Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
Ia Botica Frizac en- La Ciudad de
Mexico. dice: Por la presente tengo
el gusto de participar q Uds. que
he usado en- mi hiio, enfermo de
NAL de Pott y por indication del
DR.. Rafael LaVista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan
ade1nas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muchf-
simo meior que las otras prepare
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa4 ha pasado con algunos otros
nifios q quienes les he recomendado.
cue usen Ia medicina de IDS" No
i1nporta que .clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL ezito en- el case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Efcaz desde Ia pri-
nlera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
Ungafio con esta. En- las Boticas
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lUICIoS COR
te Municipal de Ba-
yanlOr.
10 del baCaIaO en- NAL eStadO. FL
Juez sentBnCiO a los COTeI-
CianteS.
OtTOs IuleIos fuerOR celebrates,
(De muestro correspOrsal. ]

Diciembre 8. Aver ha tenido lugar en-
Ia Corte Municipal de esta eiudad, eI jul
clio contra los sefores M6ndez y Tormos,
F. G. del Arroyo y Co, Garcia y Burgos,
Ramon Ganiara y Castro Mercado, por
Yender tener bacalao en- NAL estado. FL
juicio fu6 muy importante, Hevando la de-
fensa de los acusados el senior Falcon.
Ciertas frases del cual, no fueron bien
acogidas por el Hnble. Juez y 81 numeroso
pdblico. El DR.. Fossa, Official de sani-
dad, sostuvo con argumentos cientffcos,
que ell bacalao decomisado los senores
comerciantes estaba en- estado de descom-
posici6n, sintiendo muy mucho no estar
conforme con la opinion de Lugo Viia.
El Juez, en- vista de las pruebas de car
90, conden6 4 los acusados $40 de multa
y costas.
FL senor Official de sanidad. como el Sc
nor inspector de hygiene y teniente Schet-
TIM manifestation en- sus declaraciones, que
los sefiores r. g. del Arroyo y Co, Garcia
| y Burgos, no tenfan Ell baealao 4 la venta,
sino que 10 habfan desechado ellos mismos,
por su NAL estado
FL cabo Blanco, del puesto de Comerfo,
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad en- asuntos iu.
diciales.
Hoy Sc ha llevado I efecto en- La Corte
Municipal, el juicio contra los sefores Ma
nuel Rivera, Rafael Santana y Felix San
tana, por acometimiento aggression, d.
Manuel Rivera Pancho Santana y d.
Felix Rafael Santana Manuel Rivera
La defensa de Manuel Rivera la Hev6 g
Lcdo. Pesquera Ia de los Santana 9
Lcdo. Tizol, denunciando los hechos el sar
gento senior Paoli y sosteniandolos, los ca
bos Blanco Fuentes. En- vista de la
pruebas, ell Juez dict6 un veredicto de in
cuIpabilidad Felix u Rafael Santana de
clarando culpable Manuel Rivera, con
denandolo 4 $25 de hulta.
i Tambi6n celebr6se Ell juicio contra Poll
carpo Rodriguez, denunciado por el inves
tigador de Rentas Internas, por infracci6l
4 de dichas 1eyes. El Juez 10 conden6 /
5000 de multa.
Otre contra Edelmiro Diaz, er-Tobo d
26 frascos de esencia, en- el establecimien
to de don Jose L. Rossy. Ei Juez le i'm
puso meses de c6rcel ~ 5000 de mult'
redimibles con meses de carcel.
El sargento senior Paoli viene prestan
do activos servicios granje el apre
clio consideration de todos.
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RAUL,
RESTABLECIDO

Ell joven don Francisco Goenaga Sc ha-
va muy meiorado de la dolencia que le
retuvo en- CANA algdn tempo, pudiendo va
salir de su casa en- estado de convale
Lo celebramos mucho.
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Sc ALQUILAN dos hermosas habita-
clones propias para familia, con balloon &
la calle, luz el6ctrica buen banjo. In
fnrmar6n Tetn6n 81 altos. 8v.A
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AMERICAN RlILR0lO COMPANY OF PORTO RICO


Schedule trains in effect after September TO- 1905 Between
Juan Carolina, Ar cibo Aguadils MaYsguez and
Ponce.
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- Una ioven sefora que conozca de
buio puede obtener coIocaci6n en- seThe
Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroidery
CO. Is Fortaleza, San Juan. 15v.a
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Constantes existencias.
GSANUAN, TETUAN NuM0.
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Company
Aga tickets enite to seats in the coach and VII
responsible for
ndner de aento en-
conduCt compahiA
repo osahii IN
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
STILL WONDERING

Dorothy opened her eyes slowly and
rubbed them. Her spade lay on the
ground beside her. and there. too, was
an old potato. but with no face nor silk
hat. but just an ordinary. everyday
potato.
A little confused IN mind, she walked
to the house. Through the dining room
window she could see Elizabeth at the
table. AS soon as she stepped into the
room Elizabeth held up her fork. There
was a nice new potato on II.
''Oh, Elizabeth" cried Dorothy, 'Iet
me see your new book, please. Does it
say who is the King OF the Vegetable
Kingdom?"
Why. is there King?" asked Eliza
beth.
Certainly, If there is a kingdom, there
must be a King" said Dorothy, ''and
i want to'find out his name"
Elizabeth thought a moment. 'I should
think the potato is the King o. the VS."
she said.
(Which potato-the Scotch chieftain
or the grand one with the silk hat2"
asked Dorothy.
But Elizabeth only stared in amaze
ment
Then Dorothy told her of her journey
through the hole to Australia and of her
experience there. And together they
hunted the garden over for the Chief
Messengers lost leaf, but they could not
find II.
Nor could they ever find it. And they
are wondering to this very day who Is
the King of the VS.. M. b.
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Ehe Hens That Would. q

der her. and when the big hen finally
had to get off the nest to get somethin'
to eat, that little banty just jumped in
on those eggs. and spread herself Just
as much as she possibly could, and with
all. she couldn't only cover ten Of the
eggs. and the other five was a-stickin.
out from under her, everywhere. And
she fought off the big hen when she
came back.
$50 / lifted her off. and said, Here.
I'll just cover the big black hen up with
q piece of old oilcloth, and III just give
the banty two or three OF her own eggs
to satisfy her.
"And put some soft hay in the little
old washdish that the bottom fell out
Of the other day.
''And so there she sets, by the side Of
the other hen, and she's Just that i'm
portant that she feels quite as big as the
biggest. And the youngsters go out and
stroke her and talk to her, and she
clucks away. just as gentle as can be.
''Myi is that half-past 4? Is your
clock right? For IL IL is, I'll have TO be
travelin' along; for it's gettin' round to
supper time, and / slipped away from
the children for little visit; but I'll be
along again next week, II can
JEAN URQUHARDT.
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And she did lay, too, in spite OF me.
And now she's took that notion know
I'll just be pestered to death with that
old hen until l get some screens In
those windows; for daresn't open them
again till do, for she'll only be in there
again a-tearin' everythin' to pieces.
'But couldn't help but laugh, for all:
Just as / opened the door, and see that
hen a-prancin' around. looked up, and
there, on the opposite wall. was my
grandmother picture frownin' down on
the whole proceedin's, for that was her
very best carved mahogany table, and
grandmother was dreadful particular
woman about her furniture. Yes, she
was, and I well know that If that pic
ture could of spoke we'd all have caught
II.
"And there's that hen that's settin' in
the big spice-box out in the entry way.
The eggs she's got under her was given
to me as special favor. and she'll be
hatchin' now, in about three days. And
what does that little banty hen of the
children's do, but take notion that she
wants to set, too.
$50 she hops up on the table, where the
other one is, and begins to torment the
life out of her, with pickin' and grumb-
lin and pullin' out the straw from un-
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AND now, I've sung my little, short song,
NO longer can i stay,
GOD bless you all, both great and small.
And grant you very happy May.
Many a pretty English story tells
about when Robin Hood was crowned
King OF the May and Maid Marian
Queen OF the May, and everybody decked
his hat with hawthorn. while every
door in London was decorated with
Towering branches.
Do you remember Tennyson's "The
May Queen?
You must wake and call me early, call
me early, mother dear:
To-morrow'll be the happiest time of
all the glad new year.
OF all the glad new year. mother. the
maddest, merriest day,
For I'm TO be Queen o. the May, mother,
I'm to be Queen o. the May"
There was the May-pole dance with
which you are all familiar. And many
another pretty custom could be de-
scribed to you to-day, If We had space
for II.
Polly Evans hopes many OF you boys
and girls will observe May Day with q
picnic or flower party or something or
other. 1t is a day for everybody TO be
happy and to make everybody else
happy.
Do you know Of any sick boys or girls,
or any poor, tired, little, crippled chill
dren? Or any old people who are sick?
Then can't you carry q bunch Of posies
to each OF them? You can help to make
May Day merry day for them. too.
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Dorothy looked very much puzzled, as
we'll as frightened
Leaf? l didn't know he had lost a
IeaI. DO you mean little tree leaf that
l remember seeing near the hole? Or
90 you mean paper leaf from a book?''
AM! sigh of relief went round the
whole circle of potato people, for it was
evident that the little girl had not dis
covered their secret
Ihen the prisoner explained that Dor
othy had not stolen the leaf, but had
made him drop it.
The chieftain then explained to Dor
othy that on the precious leaf was writ
ten the name of the King of the Vege-
table Kingdom
oh. then. Elizabeth would like to see
IT. said Dorothy. III go find itl'' And
before any one could stop her, she
jumped into the hole, and began climb
ing up. up. up. How the potato people
chased after her and snatched at her
dress and held her back! But Dorothy
shook them all Off and, after awhile,
stumbled, bFeathlessly, back into her
home garden. Then. seizing her spade,
she filled up the hole, clear UP to the
brim.
By that time. she heard Elizabeth's $
voice. calling: 'Dorothyl Dorothy!
Come to dinnerI'
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OF COURSE, all of you boys and
" girls know what fine or super
fine" means? II any OF you do
not, ask somebody quick to tell you!
But we are ali of US always hard
up for good forfeits. So Polly Evans
will give you a selection of forfeits that
are recommended by the Book of Indoor
and Outdoor Games:
/. Two children must "sau the shin"
Their feet are braced together, and they
must whirl rapidly around. and then
slowly come to a standstill. Then they
must try to walk. They will stagger
like people on storm-tossed ship.
2. A bit of paper is pinned to cur
tain or portiere, and then blindfolding
the culprit, he is requested to remove IL.
8. One is told to kiss himself or her
self-which may be done on the hand or
on the reflection in glass.
4. walking Spanish" is an old favor
lite. A cane or umbrella is given to the
person under sentence, which he rests
upon the floor, puts both hands upon its
top and then rests his forehead upon
them. While IN this position he must
turn around three times, and then, with
head erect. walk straight ahead.
5. A large bottle is placed upon its
side. The forfeit-payer is seated upon
this, with the heel of his right foot rest
ing upon the ground and the heel of the
left foot against the toe of the right. A
good-sized needle is then given him and
q thread, which he must endeavor to
pass through the needles eye without
losing his balance.
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was upstairs a-clean.n' out the spare
room closet. and, bein' it was a good
day, 1 had opened the parlor windows
10 let the sun in., on that side of the
house, for it had got so damp, and
so / hears this great racket, and L
dropped my dust brush. and run
downstairs as hard as 1 could tear. to
see what the matter is. And when l
opened the parlor door, If there isn't
that old Ounce of a buff-colored hen up
on the parlor table a-scratchin' and
a-cluckin'.
And there she was, a-gettin' ready
to lay her egg, right there on the best
felt table cover by the side of the big
glass-case with the wax flowers under it.
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The procession stopped The Scotch
chieftain held up his spear and the bag
pipes stopped playing.
We have made an arrest" said the
chieftain.
Just then the prisoner saw Dorothy,
and cried:
She did it, She knows all about itr
You mean she stole the leaf?" asked
the grand potato man. Soldiers! seize
the wicked girl. Let her be cut up, part
OF her fried, part boiled, part hash
Drowned and part mashed
The soldiers started to arrest Doro-
thy, but the grand potato man held them
back a minute.
Waltz said he. "Can you tell US.
child, the name that was written on the
leaf?''
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MERRY ENGLAND'S MAY DAY

xzOU boys and girls think of May
Day, Of course. as day for chill
dren to enjoy.
But it is not so very long SINCE the
as well as children-closed up shop and
devoted all Of May Day to pleasure and
That was in the days of King Arthur
ter Raleigh, the gallant knight, who
spread his velvet cloak on the ground to
shield Queen Elizabeth's daintily shod
feet from the vulgar soil! And of Rob-
in Hood and his jolly men, who made
sport in Sherwood Forest!
Long before dawn on May Day all the
Young folks went to the woods and
gathered armfuls of wild flowers.
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Then they chose a King of the May
and Queen of the May, and crowned
each of them with a beautiful flower
garland. And, returning to town, just
at sunrise. they marched two by two up
and down the lanes, presenting a bunch
Of posies to every household. and sing
ing:
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen,
wish you a happy day;
I've come to show my garland,
Because it's the first of May.
A bunch Of May have brought you,
And at your door it stands;
It is but a spray, but it's well spread
about,
IT'S the work of our Fathers hands.
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pie approaching, she thought to her
self. Il believe they are potatoes, too."
Aloud, she said very politely: IF you
please. can you tell me"
But the leader, a grand potato man, In
silk hat, interrupted her:
Excuse me, miss, but have you seen
the Chief Messenger? He has been
charged with important business, and We
ieay aTe. so,netning y did p nas.hapP.eIned to him
met with an accident"
Then all the lady potatoes who were
with the grand potato man wept and
sobbed and rolled themselves on the
ground.
''oh, they'll spoil their hats" said
Dorothy.
Yes. and spoil my temper, too,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
Eleanor's Questions.

Little Eleanor is only years old. She
says some very funny things. We have
and Child" The other day Eleanor said
to me: Mamma, Is that baby (meaning
the infant Jesus) a picture Of me when
I was little babyr' said: mo. that
Is Jesus when He was baby" well. %
she said, land Is the woman Mrs.
Jesus?' ELEANOR G. WILSON.
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with pOcketknife, cut out the Sp1rai,
leaving an extra point~to represent the
tongue. which you may make forked, If
you like.
Now with ordinary paint-the cheap
est water colors will do-paint the spiral
in a design OF diamond shapes spotted
with dark ovals. Then paint the eyes,
and a more solid effect for the head.
Use green, yellow, red and blue paints,
with an occasional dab of steel gray,
and you will have a brilliant specimen
of the dreaded reptile.
Now make a little stand of a straight,
slender piece of wood, and in the top
or II put a needle. Fasten the tail of
the serpent to the other end of the
needle, and the spiral will open as you
see ii in the picture.
Suspend the serpent by means of
piece of string attached to tack. II
you now hold candle under the top,
or hold the toy over a stove or
lighted lamp, the heated air win cause
tho serpent to revolve, making very
amusing spectacle.
If you make two serpents, cutting the
spirals in opposite directions, they will
revolve in opposite directions. their
heads pointing toward each other.
L. V. PICKARD.
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Enigma.

All little girls should be able to answer
this puzkle-and with the hint Just given.
all little boys should also be clever enough
TO answer It
Although IN part am third OF the day,
Still half OF me is half of fool;
And yet, without the rest of me.
No sane man may write a rule.
Upon four letters ] safely stand,
And I'm found in every home in the land
What am IT
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ELL, I do declare" said
7fittle Mrs. Thorn, as she
Scame in and took off her
sun-bonnet, II never In
my life had such a time
with settin' h e II s.
never" And she shook
her head, and wrinkled
up her brow.
Now, only this morn
ing l heard the greatest
scratchin' and to-do
down I'm the parlOr. L
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grumbled the grand potato man. Here.
the band"
Sure enough, Dorothy heard bagpipes
In the distance, and presently there came
procession-hrst bagpipe players, then
then sailors, then who but the cross
Chief Messenger as a prisoner. And
after him more soldiers. And they were
all potato men
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"The First of May is MoVmg Day "
Nittens q Klddfes :

kitten was given me. He adopted 1t,
shared his food with 1t, and took 1t to
bed with him. Charlie weighed fourteen
pounds, but played as gently as a moth
er with little Pete. AS they were marked
alike, passersby often remarked, What
a handsome mother and kittenP'
MYRTLE L. MATHIS
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Boys and girls with one accord
Sing with all their might.
See, the May-pole standing there
Suddenly has grown most falri
Now IL makes a fine display.
Decked In colors bright and gay.
Now begin out and in,
Unwind yellow, pink blue.
Dancing Bella, May and Sue;
Untwist green and brown and red,
Laughing Ben and Joe and Ned.
In and out, in and out,
Loos'ning ribbons bright:
Now the boys go toward the left,
And the girls to right.
AS the dancers lightly bound,
All the streamers are unwound.
TIL they leave the May-pole bare
Meath its crown of flowers fair.
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Roberts Joke on Mother.

When 4-year-old Robert comes In from
play he often asks the meaning of a
new word. Mother sometimes replies:
81 do not know, dear; it's German"
But Robert is not fooled one bit. A
few days ago he scribbled letter."
Can you read 1t, mother?"
We'll, no, / can't, dear"
oh. well. it's German mother. that's
the reason" - =,
And he laughed roguishly.
Mrs. JOHN HEBRON.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
a President Acrostic.

The initials Of the following hve-letter
words will spell the name of United States
President. Can you make Il out7
A light carried on a stan; custom: soil: |:
regular arrangement: the friend OF Jona-
than; a valuable fur animal; a house-in-
fecting insect: a church official; old
fashioned girls name: q fruit with a, salty
tastei frequently: odor: to go into; TO boast:
ahead Of time: a door fastening; to instruct