davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

he visible supply within the State The
-,tuation IN the other grains is un.-
,haneed oats being in scant supply and
a-miy held while Barley and Corn are
nienf;fuI and ouiet Official trading In the
grain department of the Merchants Ex-
change will be resumed today and prices
for All cereals will be definitely estab-
WHEAT-Calfornia Club 81. .3ooll. s5: Cal
ffornia White Australian, s1.371A@1 40;
lower grades of oalifornia. $l.2pql 25.
Northern. Club s13o; Northern Bluestem.
81. s5G1.l0;. Northern Red, $127hQ1.3o per
BARLEY-s1 e5a1-l5 for common and
81 171sG1.20 for choice feed
81 l@,.55 for good and sleoG170 for
choice: White. si.65Ql.75; Black, nominal
CORN-sl. l.55Q1.60 for small round yell
low: Western, mixed. s1.3221s; yellow. N.30
G135; white s1S5a1.4o per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Receipts of Produce.

1850 or sks Flour s23 ctls Wheat 5231 ctIs
Barley. 21C3 cts Oats Al ctls Corn. etEs
Tallow. - SKIS Reans, 800 SKIS Middlings 300
SKIS Onions. 1o6 bales Wool. 1So tons Hay. &c
tons Straw. Jog SKIS shorts. TGsn SKIS Meal, 1J9
rolls Leather. 2ss Hides. $40 bdls Pets, IL ,46a
gals Wine. G5 bills Chicory, 900 bbis Lime.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Condition Of the treasury.

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Today's
statement Of the treasury balances in
the general fund shows available cash
balance. sl57.04s, 067: gold coin and bal
lion. S75.139,s02 gold certifica tes. $39,-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Miners and Operators Arbltrate.

TERE HAUTE, Ind. May "a
and operators of Indiana met
here today and referred questions IN
dispute TO a committee composed OF
twelve men from each State.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Advance In p-ice of Tin Plate.

PITTSBURG. Mary 22.-The Ameri-
can Sheet and Tinplate Company today
announced an advance of 15 cents a
box for tinplate, on account of an ad-
vance in pig tin
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Wheat and other eraIns,

The local wheat market, while not very
active. was quite firm yesterday on re-
ports OF strong markets. in the North and
East and ru-iors OF a great reduction in
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON.

PORTLAND, May 22.-WHEAT-Club
73c; bluestem, 74q75c; red. Tie; valley,
70Q71e.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA May 22.-WHEAT-Un-
changed. Export: Bluestem, 75c: club,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
OIL Company withdraws from Ohio

COLUMBUS, o.. May 22.-The Re-
public Oil Company, subsidiary TO the
standard Oil Company, today an
nounced to the Secretary of State its
withdrawal from Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23

NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-Spot cot
ton closed quiet. Anddling. slL04.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Naw York cotton Market.
New Orleans co:.on Market.

NEW YORK. May 22-COTToN-Spot closed
Guict: mildling upiaads II .g0c; mddIng gulf
12I5c: safes. 100 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
LOCAL MARKETS.

Exchange and Bullion.
Silver had fractional decline and Mex
ican dollars were slightly lower
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
u. c.. WILSON,
Stocks and Bonds,
Member Stock aad BOnd Exchange. 4ss
icaiiso-nis g., or I'll Pacific ave.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

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bette bpffe. Sd tper'n f6on baSu
tenbe, baB Der gbriIf fem Npnfen5
made tubt IN i6 min nit einem @or!
c gutes Iuee an bic Gttmtniftrebf6en
bappe. Oentt bu, bdB mid Die
Biebels bann uu6 Mifius Mebr rufs
bubn9" nS4ubr Ding" ben i'd se'
fust. I'm fin frob sepeie. bub bic Su9
10 iefi9 sefettelt mar. Mer ben bann
slei9 ale @rrebni6ements gema9t IN
id bente in en- Dag obber 5pei f9pims
me mter i6on. 8iFe &c, aniide Shine
i'm mid, i9 ben mid orig uff ben
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tab Der Mifter Mehr NIT gauge Is.
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i6On edsplebne, bitabs i6 ben bas
bod f9on aIes eefebn, edSept IN
Wiesbabe i'm i9 no6.nit getpsie, dtpz
per bas tperb 10 au9 nit 10 pisf aus
ben Wes fsin, bab fi4 nit en- beitfder
Mann borhfinne tann.
Mit dler6anb Mdtuns
Subrs trulie.
Meif Saberad,
gsfpeier IN S9eriff bon appel Sad.
9olie Serrer &auntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

Sn MIasfa pirS eiae Mrt SIS
I6e sefunpen, Die ii9 in setrodnetsm
3uitanbe iebr gut als = aeraen eiga
men. Der S9fpans bes Slides pirb
bann einfa9 in cen Spalt zines Bret
tes seflemmt unb Der &opf bes Sbie<
res anseaiinbet. gr sisbt Elm sutss,
alei9mGbiees 2i6t bon BRET asraen>
itdrtsn, entpideIt cine aiemli4 be-
beutenbe !6ibe unb brennt 10 etDa
pole brei Gtunben.
gibe9fen, Die sdnalia ben
fdredli6en Srahen Der finblihen
Ybantaiie entfpreden. finben iih in
ben llrpGlbern sSnbiens unb Der p6i-
lippinsn. sic itnb etpa sDei SUB
lang unb auf Der Saut i4On erou,
gelb unb braun aeiprentelt. Jerrsr
baben lie fanidirmdfnii4e Glnsel.
unb bdufig tann man lie Don ben
8Gxmsn. pprauf lie meiit fBen. gum
Sanger bon Sdmetterlinsen hernn<
terfluttern feben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13
IS6bere 0ewaIten>

Gin beriibmter Meteoroloee BOT
auf ben Sonntag ubriaantes Wetter"
po~rauseefast unh nimmt an bieiem
Sage an einem Geieaf9aftsausflue
tbeil.
8alb fdnst es an, fiir4terlid gu
resnen, unb es felt fi9 beraus, bab
niemanb einen S6irm Bel fi4 bat,
als Der = 9srr profefor.
rgi. q, 9err prOfefor." frGst man
bon alien Seiten, rSk felbft pers
laFen fi4 10 menis auf Ssbre gDi{-
feni4aftg"
~Sa." entsesnet biefer sans ruhie,
Incline ltsbe Grau bat semeint, i'd
foate bod einen S4irm mitnebmen!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13
0eIo fur @etbna@ten.

9ahen Sic Sbre 2ieben 81 8eihnahten nidt leer
ausaehen, neil sic tempprdr fur5 an @elo ftEo.
Spreden sic Dor poer ~idreibeu Sic ms. &ir ipereen
Sbnen belfen. Air peI leiben @eto pom $40 ~auffpdrts an
baus AnittHnsen uno anberes peri6nli&es gigentfum
phue bafIelbe tDeg5uuebmen. Sbre SabIungen rperoen
70 fIein iein, baB Sic ~bieielben ni6t ipiiren. $1.2o ia
bic tu5heutlihe 8ablune an elmer Inleibe bon $50
fur 80 gSohen. Gnoere Betrdse in etneHI sleidben
BerbdltniB. gqe @eiddfte itrenee Sertranensladbe-
MnIeiben uernen tn allen EbeiIen Der Staet ee=
mabt, ippie In SbeIbppiQe, Greenfelo, Rniebts=
tptun, SranfIin, Columbus. Rarinseile, Sebonpn,
RpblespiQe, @reencaitIe, Spicelano. gIaptpn, Dan
bile, HIaiufielb une allen anoeren Srten os
ooer 9eIephone Npplitationen erhaIten. prpmpte Be
a6tuna. @enn Sic @eIo ben6tbigen 10 fnQen sic
ool unfer foIgenoe 5prnular aus, ihnetoen Gle 60
aus uno f1iden Sic es per Hsif, elmer unierer Agenfen
saFen Sic uns Sbnen 5u siHer f~r5bIiden sseib-
nahteu perbelfen.
..
Satin Shame.
Stra5e unh Summer.
Stabt.
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Betras seuinfht.
Ran iprehe DOR poer idreibe ON
Jnbiana Rurtsase 9oan Co.,
(gtabItrt 1857
8immer 4 2pmbaro 9ebduoe,
a4H OF Raibinstun Strait.
Beibe Telephone $685.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

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8egrinbete Mbneiz
sd mDdte pifen, mas eli
an benz Meier ausaufeben baben2" =
%, bas lit Elm bur@ unb bur9 urarls
senebmer patron II 70 oft ih i'm fey,
erinnere i4 mid. baB id i4m fiinf5ie
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Sbr :
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ten In S~ubianapplts fuaren. :
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) peuu Sic uns eeftotteu. =
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Slir Ieiben GeIb ant gRbbeIn uub PianoS obnt bic.
20 ielben pea3uuehmeu. ebenio auf NIB en- uuh
Diomanten.
Central 2oau Co.. EOS etafe Bite II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13
Spe3iaIifen.

Qrets turtrt obne ReHer, pbut Shmer5sn. Die BED
~ eefannte SebonsIrng Der Reu3ett. Sprehf tps
nnb Iernt metme RetbUbe. Sr. q. q. Brigham, 10
Wtf Narfet Strase, s~esenhber Terminal Sts.lss-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13

Maareu ebeebsIt unb aoseliefnt. Td5ioe $reiSe
~ SGneae Bebienung. l1f Stb BennibInanfa Sir
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
Japan Opens Its
Share Of ManChuria

Washington, April 9.-The following
statement was given out ut the Japan.
csc Legation today: .r.H
owing to the fact that the with.
drawal Of the troops from Manchuria
not having sufficiently progressed. the
Japanese Government hitherto has mel.
their permitted citizens and vessels
OF foreign countries to enter the ports
and regions OF ManchurIa, nor allow.
ed foreign consuls to proceed to their
posts therein. Considerable progress.
however. having now been made in
this respect. the Japanese Government
has decided In accordance with tho
principles Of the open door and equal
opportunity advocated by them to per
init citizens and vessels of foreign
countries to enter from May |, An
Tung Hsien and Ia Tung Kao, and al.
low foreign consults to proceed To
their posts al An Tung Hslen. From
June | foreign consuls will be allowed
TO proceed TO their posts at Mukden,
and travelling OF foreigners in the in.
terror of Manchuria will be permitted
so lar as military exlgencies do not
prevent II. II has further been deCid
| cd that the japanese Government will
open Dairen TIA Lien Wan) to tho
commerce of the world In as near fu
ture as possible.
Judging from the present condition
of the interior OF Manchuria, II is I'M
possible for the authorities to AFFORD
such foreign travellers adequate pro
lection and facilities In housing and
other matters. Those, therefore, who
enter the interior OF Manchuria do Sc
entirely at their own risk, and the Jap
anese Government do not hold them
selves responsible for any injury o.
damage which they may sustain from
bandits or other marauders,"
The place Dniren mentioned in tn,
statement is the same as Dalny, th'
/ name by which the town Is more pop
iularly known,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
OPENING UP THE DESERT.

Denver, April l3.-To facilitate the
development of the great Nevada des'
crt and allow prospectors to inyests'
gate the mineral resources of that
SratC and Southern California, the
United States Geological Survey has
commenced the exploration and map
ping of the desert water supplies
james f. Calbreath Jr., secretary of
the American Mining Congress, has
been notified to this effect. The lack
of knowledge of the Nevada desert
and its water supply has hindcred the
mineral development Of that state.
The Geological Survey will mark all
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
FRANK JOHNSON DROPS.
Continued from Page ~

NContnucd from rage VI
what he had said
Judge Robinson in pronounCing the
sentence spoke as follows:
Personally, | am unalterably OPP
posed to the infictiOn OF the death pen
atty In any case. and 1t matters not
what circumstances of actrOcity and
cruelty surround or are insepaTaDly
connoyted with the commission Of the
Uffensc charged.
at was recently developed. by the
confession left by suicide in one OF
the Northwestern States, Montana.
believe. that the Court of Common
Pleas Of Akron, Summit County Ohio,
made a mistake some years ago, and
convicted and executed the wrong
man-an innocent man. That there
was one mistake made, even In one ih-
stance, is sufficient to condemn the In
Fiction Of the death penalty In all in
stances.
The taking of human life by com
monwealth as a punishment for crime
and because Of its deterrent effect upon
possible subsequent offenders in the
commission of like crimes. IL often
sought to be justified upon the ground
OF imperative public necessity, but the
-KluX-klan. In reconstruction days,
sought, and lynching parties at all
times, Seek, to justify the outrages
committed by them upon like grounds.
The law should not take that which
1t cannot give: 1t cannot give natural
life, II should not take II. The iniilc-
ton Of the death penalty In any case
must have a degrading. even brutaliz-
Ing. effect upon the rising generation
and induce them to consider less high
ly the value OF human life.
Were ! member OF the Legisla-
ture. my voice and vote would ever be
recorded IN opposition to this form OF
penalty, but in my judicial capacity
md under my oath OF Office, II Is my
duty to administer and enforce the
laws as | lind them entered upon out
statute books. and as acquired from
other authentic sources.
The statute applicable to the pres.
ent case is plain an. unambiguous aud
leaves no room for doubt as to It's
meaning and construction. Under II
there Is but one penalty which this
Iourt cnn impose. but one punishment
which II can inflict."
The Court then pronounced the sen.
lenco that Johnson should die by hang
| ing.
The defendant. as soon Us the sol,
cmn words had been uttered. tried t.
seize the opportunity to make another
appeal for his life. 81 beg your par
don. Your Honor" he began. and agar
started in recounting the facts. which
he considered would he favorable Il
him, but II was too late. as the sen
tence had been passed. and pole,
officer took him In his charge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

The brook that runs the fastest is the
first to run dry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub,
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

Autos for hire at Ter Stables.
Fresh jam. ! cents Id. at factory, lSi
Hotel st. Peach this week
Henry Klemme's resignation Of the
captaincy of Co. e, n. q. H., has been
accepted.
Order a nice broller. fresh Island
beef and veal at Raymond Ranch Mar
ket telephone i6i.
The correct card Is the Congress
with rev picture backs. New stock
Just opened. Hawaiian News Co.
A young man with experience desires
situation as solicitor, collector or out
side salesman. See ad, this issue.
For shipping to San Francisco islan0
Jams and jellies can be had ut especial
rates at the factory, 1874 Hotel street.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. will be
held at its office on Monday. April 30
The Oceanic Company's liner Ven
tura locked shortly after | o'clock this
afternoon from Sydney for San Fran
cisco, whence she sails tonight.
The Attorney General has filed a mo-
ton to dismiss the bill OF exceptions
fled by the defendants In the case Vi
the Territory VS.. Cotton Bros.
We naNe Jus. Iecei'su s.o 81, Y, A'Vo
van paper rom mni'n may w eh ln,,,n
pa',elns "I'o I,,t MH.'u Iiune Svu' r MN
"h aVoue VI ne,lsn, heme's * oV S','.
Al ouI 'e'epIa.eu C,e .s ,'sS' =, "a 49,
the Mora .r SIe"'S pe'lo'I.eu ~ 'ut
mInpPer; ,ne' naIe nv , p,o
ii,.hlclu w., Hno'esu ',,, u's', io ,' .
=
Inflow Io.enoon u. o. ~, N 'inn,, ., ,ra
neurn, III 'h , W .ne , ueS'n " n ~,
la,' queen Ehiiiia' WIN u'eu "" '""'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
DR.. J. 7. MCDONALD.

Office REMOVED TO Rooms 2t-24,
The Alexander Young Building. Hours:
to-12; "a; 70. Residence, The Alex.
ander Young Hotel. Telephone Call:
"Young Hotel"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

springs, streams and trails upon maps
and sink wells where no water Is
found upon the surface.
The plan OF opening the desert was
sugr ested AZ the meeting OF the
American Mining Congress In III Paso,
Texas, last fall Resolutions were
passed, asking that protection be Civ
on the waiter supplies in the western
deserts, as the question was OF such
importance as to warrant national aid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
d. LOr WallaCh

,yertislng himself as a phllanthroplst, "
said the Mayor. The place where ben
ehcence should have been begun was In
his workshop ana the workmen should
have had the first benefit
Carnegie Is creation of the sys-
tom OF special privileges which has en-
riched the few at the expense OF the
many | am not at all In accord with
his manner Of making money, and
scarcely more SO with his method 0t
spending 1t,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL

vW~ The Easiest and Most unob.
trusive way to secure servant, a
clerk, a room, a position or any one Of
a hundred usual needs, is by means
Of an inexpensive Bulletin Want Adj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

Sales-lIetween Boards: 10 Pioneer.
sl35; 10 Pioneer, si35; 20 Oahu Sug.
Co.. s95; 50 Haw. e. x S. Co. SIS; 50
Haw. G. a. S. Co, S777j. Session: IL
Kihei, $3.50; Oahu Sug. Co, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.42 cents, or
$68.d0 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

The Weekly Editio. OF the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
the news of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

Blank looks of all sorts. ledgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-24

The front door is always up against
q lot of hard knocks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
POEMS woRfH EADrN


Oh days Of beauty standing yelled apart .
VITA dreamy skies and tender. tremulous siyi
In this rich Indian summer Of tho heart
Well may the hours such ieweled halos wear. b
The long brown nelds-no longer drear and dull
Burn with the glow Of these deep hearted h0urs.
Cntl the dry weeds seem more beautiful.
More s~plritlike than even Summers flowers.
But yesterday the world was stricken bare.
Left old and dead In gray. enshrOuding gloom:
To-day what miracle OF sunlt air
Awakes the soul OF vanished light and bloomr
Sharp with the clean. nne ecstasy Of death,
A mightiCr wind shall strike the shrinking earth,
An exhalation OF creative breath
Wake the white wonder OF tho Winters birth.
In her wide Psntheon-her temple place
Wrapped In strange beauty and new comforting.
We shall not miss the Summers full blown grace,
Nor hunger for the swift. exquisite Spring.
Ana FOSTER MURRAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
WAR on CONSUMPTION IN MILLS.
Rhode Island Employers Unite 90 supply
Free Medical Advice.

Providence, Nov. lI.-Concerted action
for the prevention and cure OF oonsuml ton
among mill OF eratives is | eing tai en- in
Rhode Island. Tie movement vss started
a few days ago by Jesse H.. n etcalf, ov ner
Of the Wansl ucl mills. and Henry D.. 81 arr e
Of the macl inery manufacturing firm OF
Brown 4 Sharr 8.
DR.. Frank r. Fulton Of iris city is re-
sronsi' le for the r Ian. and it was sdoT ted
after he had visited h heads Of tie tv o
concerns named and had en- laiDed TO them
the BENEFITS that a systematic fgft in Il e
mills would bring al Will in a few
days practically all OF the big n i'll owners
of the State, EN- Toying al out 1890 or era
tives, have exr ressed ar r roval Of u e move
inert and v ilIingness to cooT crate in max
ing IL or eCtive.
In a number OF the mills notices reading
as follow $ J v | cen posted:
To che Operatives:
There il at present a strong effort being
made TO exterminate the disease m
H. ia known to he very easily durable If treat
ment is begun In the early stages. and readily
prevented by proper ways OF living. The
homeless or incurabie cases are those which
have been allowed to go ne elected. There
are in Providence about $500 cases, and many
OF them are OF course among the workmen
In the mills.
Several EXAMINATIONS nre trying to provide
means by which any one can obtain the proper
treatment. In order to aid In this matter the
mill authorities have provided. free Of ex-
pense to the employees. a physician who Is
especially interested in this disease and who
can advise about the best treatment.
The name Of the physician and the time and
nlace st which he can be consulted viii be
posted in the office. II is strongly urged that
any one who has a cough. be it ever so slight.
should see this physician and be examined.
II the lungs are found to be healthy there is
no need TO worry. II, on the other hand.
there is any disease IL can be treated before
IL is too late TO be cured.
In ado ! I N OF Il notice mill owners are
NAL ing ersonal investigation among q cir
emT loyees, an action y ich Ill do more
toward MAJ ing tie r Ian elective Il an
anvil ing else, and wi ere any sign Of con-
sum tim Is detected tie men are invited
TO consult ii o rLysicisD.
Starting Y it'll l r. IUltcn ard two mill
owners the movement az grow n so raT idly
that the State Board Of Health, Il e j actory
Jns' ection 1 - artment. tie Society for
Organ iZinR Il aTity and an sssct 'tion OF
local II ysi'irrs interested in 81 e CEePse
ave com ined forces and are vor l z
along lires v ich i'll extend n @ y ork
to other lines Of trade | esides the mills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
The Dwfndllnz span.

Twas bad enough when Osier preached
That sixty was the comb;
Professor Phelps has shortened Dore
The ntt rary doom.
Haphasard Is the limit set.
Cndying fame TO clasp,
he says that Kipliar should have a,ed
Within pneunonia's grasp.
IN frtur~ must the writing 7uiie,
When Illness makes them weak,
Debate II reputation points
Another world 10 seek:
I catch the judgment eye Of Pheips
Upon this humble pen;
Great Scott ] had the nnunps at i've
should l have shuf1ed them
McLANDBUReK WILSON,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
N o OF Freak nIrt's.

From tho London EhrOn tcfe.
Tho London and Provincial CrnitholoRioaI
Sncistv Ia celAbrn ting the att inment OF its
majority by holding a cage bird show ct the
Cnmberwell Baths. where one can see to-daya
gOodIn ny freak birds.
There IL. for instance. a hybrid or a canary
ana builGnch. (, g only one or III, class. Other
IN re crosscs include The 'fsT ring Of red poll
ard golddncb, Of Eiskin and gcldfDch, OF
9reenilnch and ~ ldtnoh Id green;nch and
Jnn1t. Then LhIrr . 10 the alblnoR M rked
orE a ! az ~ ~oolorinR In plumage, which
pLCest bcm al a disadvantage IN tne strugg"
for eEisLance. 81
a white Jackdaw. 4 white robin and a Whit
blackbird tAsre ore. thankful, perhaps, 20 b.
protected In cages; a whitish chin-chah has
excited anma d0nhka shout his lineage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
The Song Of the Motor Ven.

I'm the only real solution
OF the problem tnat sblution
And that crt mi and rare cosmetics
been struggling 20 TO solve.
I'm the radiant girl supplier-
Universal bta itiier-
Whicn mas banished dietetics
So that doctors heal rcvolve.
When q oma 0 complexion
l supply II TO perfection.
Be her fancy mid or sassy"
can al avs show the goods.
Vow for tastes tLet run 20 bilious
'Nopgst Dame FASHIONS supergl,oas,
I2roduce q green more grassy
Than wss ever IN the woods.
md for those who would look -peashy,"
I supply o pink 30 screechy,
That the 9Th and l between &c
vel.2 make any fame look pale
4 can hide the tines and wrinkles,
And endow the eye with twinkles-
Tor ever girls a Venus,
When behind . motor veni
HoRAcs RARNxs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
The Bonfire on the Beach.

FsEgots and twigs OF pine.
Drlftwood and pine tree cones,
blazing in Wild delight
MockinC the faint starlight.
Niagle their smoke With the brine.
Far on the foam EeeEed sand
Shimmsr r. a golden path.
Shove rcd with many a spark
Gay In the gloom OF the darn
That meryes the sea In the land.
Sadly the sob Of the SEQ
answers the hiss Of the flame.
Out DER the seetninc deep
Pastel md higher leap,
Freight Wild and free
signal my loved one home.
Light him across the wave.
Blow him a breath OF the pine.
Lest for dearth Of o sign
Ever abroad he roam. {. A. @