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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Su Armada 10 Amonest6.

Ell Paso, Texas, JUNO ON. S.
Brown, un carpintero empleado en- ha'
Ger trabajo de reparacion en- el puente
de la Sierra Madre sobre el Rio Gran
de, Sc cay6 aver del lado de la estruc-
tura Mexicana y sc ahog6.
Ell sine parecia estar contra ell HON
bre y su lucha por la vida, aunque era
un buen nadador, se cree que fue
arrebatado por la creciente 8 Sc en-
rred6 en- los escombros, porque
nunca compareci6 en- la superficie.
Cerca de doce hnmbresfueron pues-
tos a TRAFALGAR por ell Superintendent
Edward Enochs para ~escudrinar 81 rio,
sin ningun exito. Brown estaba ha-
ciendo fuerza levantar mi grande
barra cuando Sc resbal6 al mis-
mo tempo y cay6.
Ell Sr. Enochs 10 estaba cuidando en-
esta vez. Siendo 81 un buen nadador
'corri6 hacia abajo del bordo, listo para
lanzarse cuando ell hombre subio a la
superfcie. Como treinta yardas aba
10 del riachuelo ell sombrero del hom-
bre Sc levant6, pero ESQ fu6 TODD 10
que Sc vido en- la s~upericie. Ell acct
dente ocurri6 como a las 10.
I'm ~incidente peculiar fue que la no.
che antes Brown recibi6 n amones-
taclon de su armada, quien vive en- Rim
con. LIE escribi6 n carta en- la cual
le decia que temia ell accidente que su.
cedio hoy, y pidi6ndole que dejara su
lugar. Cuando Brown lego la carta
Sc rio y dijo: "Se ~necesita un rio
mas grande que Ell del Rio Grande
para ahogarme a mi"
Ell fnado tenia 90 afios de edad y ha-
bia trabajado con ambas partidas de
los puentes. Vivid aqui como seis
amos su residencia estando en- 10 casa
de hospederia Johnson. Segun su
propia manifestation no tenia parien.
ties.
Pronto iba q contraer matrimonio
con la senorita que le mand6 Ia amo-
nestacion y habia salvado suiciente
dinero para comprar 1900 acres de
buen terreno en- Nuevo Mexico, los
dos esperanto cambiarse ALI para vi
vir.
En- 81 lugar donde Sc resbal6, como
treinta pies del bordo, 81 aqua tiene
81 pies de hondo, y hay ana abundan-
cia muy poderosa- Brown no traia
NADIA pesado en- su ropa que 10 humble.
ra, y Sc cree que esta abundancia es
taba muy fuerte para para que 81 la
pudiera sobrepujar. Ganchos fueron
hechos y TODD 81 rio ha sido escudri.
fadO en- busca del cuerpo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
B~aIeamiento en- Las Vegas.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

LID RCNAJl OIL ANAOfO AAO0A1NNS
Las Vegas, JUNO 24..-Esta ciudad
fu6 la escena de I'm baleamiento pro.
bablemente fatal hoy. A la | de Ia
mariana Michael Flood y Robert Nc
Sperry Sc encontrarcn en- la Opera
Bar y Sc trabaron en- una rina. La
rina Sc cree que fue el resultado de
una entrevista de una tercer persona,
quien no tenia inter6s possible en- la
materia bajo disputa. Despues de
cambiarse palabras calurosas las cua-
les causaron que los hombres Sc irri-
taran mas, McSperry sac6 su pistola
y bale6 q Blood cuatio veces. Ell d.
timo esta ahora en- Was de morir.
McSperry ha sido arrestado y estd
coninado en- Ia carcel del condado de
San Miguel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
I'm Rasgo de AIfonzo Kill.

Cleric dia, por la tarde, regresaba
ell Rey de Espafa en- autom6vil del al
to del Leon, del Gualdarrama, cor los
hermanos del Infante D. Carlos, GUAM
do encontr6 a dos matrimonios pobres
que, empapados con Ell aqua que Gaia,
y abundante, y con miserable aspecto,
venian a pie hacia Madrid.
Una de las mujeres llevaba en- bra
EOS una nina de pocos meses.
Su majestad ~regresaba como hemos
dicho, del alto del Leon, donde la nieve
habia interceptado ell paso al automo-
v6vil.
Ell joven soberano detuvo ell carrua-
ie, y encarandose con 81 gr1po, y mo-
vido a compassion %pregunto:
-lDonde van ustedes?
-Vamos en- busca de trabajo, vamos
a Madrid--le contestaron.
Ode donde vienen?
DE la provincial de Santander.
IA pie.
A pie, 81 senior.
Y miranda al pobre nif1o que una de
las pobres mujeres llevaba en- brazos,
oxclamo Don Alfonso.
-iPobrecillo! iTriste suerte la SUI
va!
Aimpulsos de generosidad del cora
zon; les diio luego:
"A todos nc porque no caben; pero
a las m~ujeres, a las que sera mas pc
nosa La marcia, las llevare en- este co.
che, 81 no les da miedo ir en- 81. Nos
acomodaremos como sea possible.
Las mujeres aceptaron la oferta y
ocuparon la n ell asiento del "Chau.
fer" al lado del Monarch, y la otra
sent6se a los pies de la anterior, en- 81
piso del coche.
Durante ell canine las infelices reel
dieron del Monarch un purado de pc
setas.
En- Guadarrama ap6aronse las mu'
jeres para esperar q sus maridos, y
todavia 81 Rey les hizo particular dc
su merienda. antics de separarse.
Las pobres campecinas daban gra
cias por tantas bondades, pero igno
raban quien era su generoso protec
tor.
En- este, unos chiquillos; que como
clan a Su Majestad 81 Rey. por la fire.
cuecia con one en- esas excursiones
pasa por ALI gritaron: Viva 81 Rey!
Las mujeres llenas de asombro, hu
yeron corriendo; sin darse cuenta d.
10 que hacian y cuando va repuestas
volvieron a reiterar su gratitud, ape
mas Sc acertaban a explicarse, pro
rumpiendo en- vivas.
Ell reg les ofreci6 socorrerlas Ell
cuanto llegaron d Madrid, y en- medic
de torrencial lluvia que caiay luchan
do con 81 barro de los caminos en-
'prendi6 q palacio al anochecer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Una partida placentera y sorpren'
dente puede ser dadaa su est6mago &
hfgado. tomando Ina medicina que re.
tire su dolor y desconsuelc, q saber;
Las Nuevas Pfldoras de Vida del DR..
King. Son un remedio maravilloso,
proporcionando cura y alivio SECURES,
para dolor de cabeEa, atarantamiento y
constipation. 25cts en- Ia Botica de
Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Los blancos legales Sc venden 6nt-
camente por dinero en- manoy vel dine
70 debe acompanar 4 IA 6rden. Guam
do ordeneis msndad 4 ras6n de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, s menos
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan-
Coz pequenos Sc venden 8 Is centavos
por docena y los grandes : IS por do
cenA. TAmbien recibemos sellos d.
correo por cualquier cantidad..
Compsnsa Imp. Del Nuevo Aex1sas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Ell Procurador de Distrito Frank W.
Clancy, de Albuquerque. ha hecho
arreglos con 81 Procurador de Distrito
s. B. Davis, de Las Vegas, para mi
averiguacion temprana ante 81 Juez
Superior w. j. Mills de Ia u de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Altaments Recomendado para Reumatisms

Altaments R~ecomendado para Reumatismo
O. G. Higbee, Danville, Ills, escri-
be, Die. 9, 1901: "Cerca de dos amos
pasados estuve agobiado por cuatro
meses con reumatis mo. Use Ell Lini
mento de Nieve de Ballard; una botella
me euro.
Puedo altamente recomendarlo 4 to-
dos los sufriente, de affection seme.
JAMIE. 25cts, Scots y II. En- Ia Boti.
ca de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Arrugas Ojeras

Hacen 4 los j6venes parecer viejos.
La nerviosidad, Ia pesadumbre Y Ia
falta de suefo pueden causar estas Ii
meas desfgurantes. Reconstruyendo
TODD ell sistemx nervioso y regulando
los rif1ones proriamente, las Pastillas
de Palmo ponen IL complexion lisa,
fresca y juvenll--y mejor am o. hscen
parecer AMOS mas j6ven. 80 cts. Ia.
bro gratuito en 10 Botica do Fischer y
Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Fondo para una Liberia.
Llsta de AqueIIos que han Ayudadoa Iiacer 81
Gran TotaI-Adicion SustanclaI al
FOndo de Construction,

Por algunos meses pasados ell Nue.
vo Mexicano ha estado ocupado en- le'
vantar una suscricion de mil pesos pa
ra ell fondo de construction de una Ii
breria del Cuerpo de Concrete de las
Se1oras. Este objeto ha sido adquiri-
do y la ~siguiente carta a la Sra. Har.
roun, presidente del Cuerpo de Co.
mercio, fue mandada por ell redactor;
Santa F6, N. M, JUNO 81, 1905.
Sra. w. S. Harroun, Presidente del
Cuerpo de Concrete de Se1oras,
Ciudad.
Cara Senora-Tomo placer en- in
cluir una lista de las suscriciones al
fondo de construction de la liberia del
Cuerpo de Senoras de Concrete,
amontando q 81, 025.
Estas suscriciones han sido obteni-
das por ell Diario Nuevo Mexicano, ca
paz y energicamente asistido por ell
Sr. Frank Owen, gerente de la Com
pania de Aqua y Alumbrado. Ell en-.
cabezado del papel explica ell fin y bajo
que condolences las suscriciones fue-
ron hechas. Incluyo giros en- pago
de las siguientes suscriciones:
Por Y en- nombre de la Compafia
- AT---- NE---
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Suscrlsores
Cuando ordenen SO Gamble y direo-
ci6n del periodico, digan en- que punto
10 han estado recibiendo, asi como y
fecha en- que desean SO efectte 81 cam
bio. Auchos suscritores tienen IN
mismos nombres 8 iniciales y no Pr
demos saber quien desea que e 60
bic dc direcci6a : menos . % -
digA y lugar = - y - eetaAs -
0ihkonda
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Abogado on Ley, Practice en- las Cortes de
y Supreme. Da pronta y cuidadoss
Arriba, Taos y San Juan. Santa F6, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
EDWARD @. WADE,
e. q. ABBOTT,

Practics en- todas las cortes. Las Cruces
Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
BENZ. NJ. READ,

Licenciado, Santa F6, N. M. Practice en- to
das las Cortes del Territorio y Departments
en- Washington, d. @.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

En- esta oicina SO venden blancos
para contracts de partido
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

MAX FROST,
ASogade On Ley, Santa F6, Nuevo Mexico.
GEO. ". KNAEBEL

Dsspacho en- 81 Edincio Griffin. Colectacio
nss J aclamacios dc titulos ~ negocio especial
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Cantidad total incluida. $4,000
Las suscriciones restantes tendran
que ser colectadas por vds. y sugiero
que con propios esfuerzos los MEM
bros de vuestra sociedad podian au-
smentar estas suscriciones por varios
cienes de pesos.
Favor de ell recibo, y
obligado
EDITOR DEL NUEVO MEXICANO.
Las suscriciones son como sigue:
: Nosotros, los abajo tirmados, por es-
tay aqui suscribimos las sumas dichas
frentea nuestros respectivos nom
bres en- este papel, al Fondo de Cons
trucclon de la Liberia del Cuerpo de
Senoras de Concrete de la Ciudad de
Santa Fe, proveido que las sumas asi
suscritas no sean usadas en- ninguna
otra manera que para construir y
amueblar IN Ediicio de Librelia Pd-
blico en- esta ciudad, y proveido ade.
mas que Ia suma de $1,000 haya sido
suscrita en- 8 antics del dia 1ro de Ju-
Ito, 1906, para 81 fin arriba menclona-
do. Nosotros conviniendo en- pagar
nuestras suscriciones 81 dicha suma
de $1,000 ha sido suscrita para esa
fecha, en- Julio 1ro, 1905, al Cuerpo de
Seioras de Concrete de Santa Fe:
Miguel A. Otero $25; Santa Fs Wat
or and Light Company $3.50; ]. H.
Vaughn 40; Frank Owen $40; George
W. Prichard $40; A. L. Morrison $40
]. W. Reynolds $40; r. Fl. Hanna 80
W. r. Price $40; Jay Turley 500; w.
E. Martin, Socorro $40; T. z. Winter
80; Max, Frost SIS; Paul A.. F. Wal
ter go; New Mexican Printing Com
pany $40; Arthur J. Griffin IS; s. B
Grimshaw IS; J. E. Lacome $40; Chas.
A. Wheelon IS; Amado Chaves $40
William Fl. Pope, Roswell, $40; ON
Lord $40; Seligman Bros. Co, 80; 2
J. Crandall 80; L. Bradford Prince
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

En- esta oicina Sc venden hlancos
para contracts de partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

EDWARD l. BARTLETT,
Abogado, Santa FG Nuevo Mexico. Dsspe
eAo - 81 Edincio CAtron.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
WILLIAM Mexican

Practice en- todas las cortes. Taos, Nuevs
MEXICO.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-12
HokE SMITHS Appointments.

The ugliest feature of the gubernatorial
campaign consists in the efforts Of those who
are fighting Hoke Smith to mislead the public
mind as to his appointments during his admin
istra,ion as Secretary of the Interior. Many
publishers throughout the state have been mis-
led, and for that reason only 1--WE trust) they
frequently reproduce, not merely misleading
statements but mis-statements as to the ap-
continents he made.
For this reason we publish below state
ment of the facts from Secretary Smiths chief
of appointment division. Hon. Josephus Daniels:
Editor of The Journal:
In response to your request, have to state
that was the first chief of the appointive divs-,
IN, and then chief clerk during the most OF the
6rst two wears of the administration OF Mr..
Hoke Smith.
"There were over $4,000 employees of the
inserior department. On account OF the vast
amount of labor M. Smith was called upon to
nertorm as Secretary of the Interior, 1t was I'M
possible for HIM to give attention to oeta'l 10 the
force of the department. This was left largely 10
The heads of various bureaus and TO myse as cne Vi INC
appontment division and then as CHER Clerk
"The copyists and the entire clerical force
we're uH der the civil service. Mr.. Smith ala not
and could not select person Tor sucn posl'lon'
who had not passed the civil service examination
and been certified for appointment by the civil
service ommission. When a vacancy arose in
the copvist or clerical force IN the department,
three names were sent over by the civil service
commission. with records of their examinations,
and the law required one of these to be taken
by the department..
"About the first of my service. l began
making outside inquiry as TO the persons whose
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-12

names had been sent over, when Mr.. KooseVei''
then chairman of the civil service com mission,
came over to the interior department. ann Caleu
m attention to The law which forbade the o1IcerS ~
the department from obtaining any information except '
given in the papers forwarded by the civil service eomS
sOn After tnat time, by Glrt c}ion OF the ssc!e
tary, l sent the names furnished by the civil
service com omission to the head OF the bureau
needing the clerk TO make the selection. there
was no means OF telling whether the party seected was
white or black.
Il RENE mber upon one occasion, when an
appointee, selected by the commissioner OF PAT
ents presented himself to take the oath, was
astonished to find that he was negro BUT
neither the commissioners of patents nor any
one else in the department could have known
this under the rules prescribed for selection, or
could have prevented his appointment.
promotions in the department OF civil SER
vice clerks were made on the Recommendations
of the heads of the bureaus, the forces in the
bureaus being left to their control.
The department had force not controlled
by the civil service rules known as messengers
and 1aborers. This labor force was really in.
tended for mental work, and most of the messenger
positions had work attached to them unsufted 10
white men or white Women. Under the direction OF
Mr.. Smll b l selected as many messengers and
laborers places could be- freed from menIal laDo
and these positions were given to ladies and white
boys. The ladies were all ASSIGNED TO CLERICAL
WORK This left the labor force short that
at times it was difficult to have all the labor
work done satisfactorily. Even in the case OF
white boys given messenger, positions 1t was
not easy to prevent mental work being put
upon them.
ANY claim that negroes were given places free from
mental work. and which suited to and could have been
given to ladies' white boys does injustice to the spirit that
controlled the interior department under MIR. Smith.
JosEPHUs DANIELS"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-12
Look Them
In the Eye

When they tell you there is
any other cigar quite half as
good as our G. B. S. Sc Smoker.
1t is the most pleasing of all,
after dinner smokes aud guar
anteed satisfactory in every way.
C. A. JOHNSON.
Manufacturer.
Try the Pine Street Bar Der
Shop in the Wilson Hotel Block,
opposite the Phoenix Club rooms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
cAlRo's GROWTH.

That Cairo is still enjoying un-
bounded prosperity is evidenced by
her banks deposits The total depos
its on hand among the five banks of
the city at the close of bus ness last
Monday was s3.GS4s0774 This is a
magnificent showing and denotes an
increase within eight months of-aAaut
100000 II is doubtful Ii another cit,
in the entire country of 10 600 inhab
ltanis can match it.
When the bank statements appear
ed last October showing the enormous
wealth piled up in Caro- banks The
Bulletin started an agitation in favor
Of putting some OF the idle dollars
TO work to build up the city. The cry
ing need of more houses was pointed
ont and the suggestion was nrged that
pr perty ownerg able TO do so should
make IN effort 10 satisfy the demand
by placing comfortable residences and
cottages on vacant lots.
The suggestion met with consIdera-
on and as result there have been
more. new houses erected in Cairo
within the time specified than prob
ably were ever built in similar peri
cd. at least for the last twenty-five
years. There has been hardly block
in the Whole city that has not resound-
ed with the bnzz Of the saw and tho
echo III the hammer II IL doubles
no cxaggerafion To say that approx
mately one hundred new homes have
Deed added TO the city aud the mos
Striking and at the same time crafty
Ing thing ahoitfsait is that AZ fast as
the houses were built they were oc
ciipied. In fact. in a majority Of
Gates the owner was besieged with
wonld-be renters before the house was
completed, thus effectuating the prop
fecy of The Bulletin made at the time
that there was such demand foi
homes in this city it could not be en-.
tirely sat.atcd by one year of con
lseeutlvo building.
The annual report of County AS
SCISSOR Frank f. Davis just completed
E5hGws that there were more new
homes placed upon the assessment
books since January than have been
| entered upon the assessors records
IN years Truly, we are growing ana
| growing 50 fast that even those who
run can see. Let the good work 20 on
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
MORALE GUY YOUR OWN NEWS
PAPER.

A man who was too economical to
for his home paper sent his
little tpyito borrow the copy taken by
his neighbor In his haste the boy
ran over 81 stand Of bees and in ten
minutest looked like a warty summer
squash. His cries reached his father,
who ran TO his assistance. ana, failing
to notice a barbed wire fence, ran int,
it, breaking 1t down, cutting a hand
full of flesh from his anatomy and ruin
ing a So pair of pants. The old COW
took advantage of the gap in the fence
and got into-the corn field and killed
herself eating green corn. Hearing
the racket. the wife ran, upset four.
gallon cburn Of rich cream into a has.
ket Of Kittens sdrowning the whole
flock. LII her hurry sheSdropped a SIS
set Of false teeth The baby. left alone.
|crawled throisgltsthe spilled cream and
into the paflor, running $40 carpet.
During the excitement the oldest
daughter ran away with the hired
man, the dog broke up eleven setting
hens, and the calves got out and chew
ed the tails off four fine shirts. Kan.
sas City Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
HOW DOES 1T SEEM TO YOU?

Z seems TO me Id like to go
Where bells don't ring. nor whistles
blow,
nor clocks don't strike. nor gongs
don't sound.
And I'd have stiffness all around.
Not real still stiffness. but just the
trees
.ow whisper ngs, or the hum of bees
)r brooks faint babbling over stones
n strangely, softly tangled tones.
Dr. maybe a cricket or katydid.
Or the songs of birds in the hedges
hid.
Or just some sweet sounds as these
10 fill tired heart with ease.
II 'twerent for sight and sound anC
smell M
I'd like city pretty well;
But when 1t comes to getting rest,
I like the country lots the best!
Some times II seems to me | must
lust quit the c.ty's din and dust,
md get out where the sky is blue
And, say, how does 1t seem to you?
Eugene Field.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
"soME or THESE DAYS.

- We have railroads and one
Of the greatest waterways in the coun.
try, and besides get much Of the bus.
mess from the Cumberland and Ten.
nessee rivers. which is immense.
Some Of these days our posterlty
will be discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of
annexing the suburb of Cairo, Ill.--Pa-
ducah Sun.
Some of these days the editor Of the
Paducah Sun is going to have bad
luck II he doesn't take something fol
those Nightmares. He Is having them
too often. Thirty years hence on,
posterity can place the entire popnIa
tion Of paducah I'm sone Of Cairos OF
nee buildings and then have rooms 70,
rent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
ELECTED
His Family and Piled Furniture in the
Road-Madman Kept the Crows
At Bay.

Nashville, Ind, June Bert May.
field, who lives nine miles east Of
hero, BECAME suddenly insane last
midnight, seized a revolver ana butch.
er Knife and ran his family, all clad
in night clothing, out Of the house in.
TO the woods He than carried the
furniture out of the house and piled
It in the road. His father and moth.
er We're held at bay till this morning.
e'ghbors We're called in, but with a
shot at the crowd MayGeld kept them
back.
Finally. the sheriff was called from
here. He parleyed with Mayfeld for
several hours, and succeeded in get.
ting hold of him after two shots had
been fred. Mayfield is now In jail
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
Big -Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

indianapolis, MuneIe. Cincinnati
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland anc
points In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
Through slespers from ST. Louis te
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
No. 200 a. m. Eastern mail ane
express Mt. Carmel. vlncennes, Pa
ris, Danville, indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
with the famous Knickerbocker spec
ial.
No. 300 p. m. Mail and expires,
Carmi. Evansville, Vincennes, ind
annapolis, Louisville, Chicago, Terrt
Haute and Cincinnati. Local aleepel
from Vlncennes to Indianapolis az
p. M, 100 p. m.
No. 54-Local accommodation
Mound City, Grand Chain and vienna
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows
No. 55-11:00 4. m. Vienna an
Cairo accommodation.
No. 3-12:20 p. m. Vineennes an.
Cairo mail and express.
No. 9-7:45 p. m, Danville am
Cairo mail and express.
All trains daily except Sunday. Fol-
full information and particulars a.
to rates, tickets, limits. etc, call o,
write Elmer Smith, ticket agent, ]
M. Stone. T. p. A., Cairo, H.. G. l.
Hilleary. A. @. p. A.. st Louis Nc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-02
WHAT SHALL IT BE?

one year of bamboo trees we shout
Our ceaseless ragtime rhyme.
fhe next we sing our songs about
The good old summer time.
one year some Indian maiden and
Her troubles we hold dear,
But now the question comes to hand
What will we sing this year?
One year the song was Goodbye
Tom
'Bedelia took its place;
Anona' then came pouring from
The newsboy's open face
And then, "Oh, listen to the band"
On every side we'd hear,
But now the question comes to hand
What win we sing tbs year?
VIII we smit cur songs in praise
OF Jack, who went 10 sea?
Or will we bawl Of dear old days
Beneath the maple tree?
Oh, rhsslsters all In every land
Unto our plea give ear
Come forth and let us understand
What we're TO sing this year.
Louisville Cour.er-Journal.