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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13
De TeatrO

La segunda auaicion de LA Sonam-
bula", per la Compaii{a Scognamiglio
fu6 IN nuevo triunfo para Ia eminents
tiple sefIora Gonzaga, triunfo compar-
lido con el Maestro Gonzaga en- honor
del cual Sc celebr aba la funci6n del
sabado.
El teatro presentaba un aspecto bri-
llante. Ell pdblico que llenaba LIS
|principales lecalidades era nuy diStin,
guido.
Al sentarse- en- la silla de liz direction
fue ovacionado Ell eminente Maestro
Gonzaga, que volvi6 recibir iguales
pruebas de admira ci6n y de entusias-
me, cuando en- ell primer entreacto eje-
cut6 la'orquesta de un modo admira BILE,
el poema sinf6nico, eau bord du nil
y sobre todo la preciosa asereneta piz-
zicato" del Maestro Gonzaga.
FL pdblico pidi6 la repetici6n entire
aplausos atronadores.
La seRora Gonzaga en- los carcele-
ras de "Las Hijas del ZebedeO" cscuch6
una atronadora ovaci6n, hubo de re-
petirlss.
Tambien fuer6n muy aplaudidos Ell
tenor Vannutelli, Ell gran bajo Cirino
y la bella Soprano seflorita Perretti,
esa artista admirable que eacarna
siempre con perfection suprema los
tipos mas opucstos y de- diffcil inter
pretaci6n.
Aver por l2 tarde, tuvo lugArsel be-
Inefcio del sefor Poggi, con Ia opera
bufa "El Barbero de Sevilla".
La obra fu6 puesta en- escena con el
mismo reparto de la vez anterior.
La senora Gonzag siempre mimi
ia BILE, adcmas de las ovaciones de re-
glamento, porque esta distinguida ar
tista ha sabido imponerlaS, escuch6 la
enorme, la atronadora ovaci6n que es-
talla siempre que canta "las carcele-
ras" de LA hljas de. Zebedeo'.
Ell gran bajo Cirino repiti6 Ia TO,
m ANA de la Calumnia y estuvo tan
feliz dutante toda la tarde como ell ba.
rftons Borghese que escuch6 los pri-
neros aplausos a su salida 4 la escena.
Poggi estuvo colossal. Ell veter ano
artista fue muy ovacionado. De Pog-
81 no pucde decirse que aver estuvo
mejor, mas inspii ado, mas fcliz que
otrasSvsces, Ppggi siempre esta b;6n.
Ell bravo artista en- cada nueva re
presentation, no hace mas que ir rati
fcando sus triunfos.
Por la noche, y benefcio de la
graciosa tiple c6mica sefiora Lombar.
di, bio 4 la escena Ia deliciosa opere.
ia @Boccaccio, que ebtuvo ell ruidoso
Sxite que era de esperarse del acerta-
dfsimo reparto que la excelente djrec-
ci0n habfa dade Ia obra.
La lombard hizo un prstsgonista
soberbio A la gracissfsima tipls pa
ra sncarnar Ell tipo ideal de Campoa
NOR no le falta mas que ser sevillana,
porqne n,srena, divinamente morena,
va 10 es, en- 10 tocante a gracia hasta
de sobra "a tiene.
Toda su parte la canto de un mo
do admirable, al termnar el duo
del tercer acto con la sentil Anetta
Perretti, fueron ambas muy ovacio
nadas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13

aplausos, 6 si les quiso atribuir
TN doble sentido marcadamente
ir6niCo.
De las suspicacias de Mr..
Post, no tenemos nosotros Ia
culpa. Como en Ell actual, en-
aquel case no hicimos otra cosa
que Seguir la Corriente.
Los que nos suponian tan de,
cididos' partidarios de la critica
que no nos creian capaces de
conmovernos, y aun de sentir
protundos enternecimientos, al
vcr como uno cualquiera de
nucstros tutores evangelicos,
Sc cmpezaba 4 codcar con los
inmortales, llevaronSe Ell mas
solemne de los chascos. =.
No aspirabamos al dictado de
irreductibles. ST los demas es-
taban de rodillas Ipor que no
sotros solos habiamos de per
manecer de pie?
Por 10 demas, la luCha, la re-
sistencia parecia tcmeraria. Ell
siglo que empezaba CON ell re
dentorismO triunfante, habia
de COnSagrarlO fatalmente.
FL redentOrismo era mas que
una doctrina, mas que una po-
Utica, una religion de poesia Y
de libertad.
Un pueblo de superhombrcs
habia monopolizado la libertad,
la democracia yla justicia; pcro
esc pueblo Sc habia convcrtido
piadosamente en- tutor de otrOs
pueblos a los que >prometia ell
goce incfable de eSOs tesoros
aCumulados, cuando sc hicie-
ran dignos de gozarlOs.
Todavia era prOnto. Nccesi-
taban pasar pOr varias prueSas,
algunas muy dolorosas, muy
crueles, pero tcomo, ST no, era
possible que obtuvieran los Sc
res vulgares y COrrientes 10 que
era. mas que patrimQnio, con-
quista de los superhombrcs?
Era precise que 10 Comprcn
dieraA de este mOdO los puc-
bios, V Sc, mOStraran Sumisos.
Y esta compression, acaso. cs
la que determine eY Comporta-
miento actual fe los gebiernos
de hispano america, a no ser
que las recepciones y hestas Y
hasta el bautizo del palacio en-
que Sc Celcbran las Conferen-
cias, Ell Rio Janeiro, no signifi-
quen mas que Ell acicrto de la
ip O N a CT a latinOameriCana
que anda en- el case prcsentc
mejor o1ientada de 10 que algun
eL-COngregante ha CreidO notar,
Caycndo en- el dcfccto que quiso
cenSurar con aquella Erase que
no sabemcs por que no ha sido
Ipuesta aun en- las hojillaS de los
almanaques, entre las agudezas
de Gcde6n:
ave la mosca, parada en- la
torre, Y, sin embargo, no We la
tOrre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13
Curiosa demanda

Un agente viajero, Dan Nc Carthy,
quien eorri6 con Ia mala suerte de
encontrarse en- un accidente ferroca
rrilero ocurrido hace pocos meses
en- la lfnea del Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad company ha
entablado demanda contra Ia compa-
naf1fa de 500 900. no porque sufriera
confusion alguna. sino porque el pelo
de negro que era. sc lie volvio blancc
4 consecucncia del susie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13

La sefisra Lombardi, recibi6 reg a.
los y flores.
TaAbien fueron -muy celebrates las
sefioras Viccini, Bettini y la blonda
seflorita Gals.
Entrs los hsmbres, sobresalieron
les seffsres canon. Mussi y Poggi
Psggi sobrs todos.
Domingo Or0<c0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13
EStgadra acnana ca agQ2s dc NoIdega

Aalesund, e de julio Hoy lego
q este puerto una zescuadra alemana
compuesta de veinucuauo oeorazados
y crucefos y NUNS erosos torpederos.
Tor u tarde zafpo para Moide Ia
pfiW "a divisi6h, az once aeoraaaaos
7 varios torpedercs, anciando aqui u
resto de Ia escuadrF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13
Nota del dia

"A los COuRISS duCcS que nan
querido convertir a Mr.. Root,
en- I'm simbolo ambulante del
redentorismo, vamos a comuni- =
carries una noticia que ha de
rcgociiarles de SECURE.
Tn despacho cablegrafico nos
10 avisa hoy. Mr.. Root ha sido
festejado en- Montevidco.
La tormenta que paracia pro-
xima q estallar ha sido conjura-
da; el viaJe del gran ministro
del Kaiser de America, sc desli-
zara sin que suene una sola no.
Ia de airada protesta.
TOdo aQuellO que Sc anunCi0
y Sc dijo en- un principle, no
fue mas que TN pueril desaho-
90, Ell exito mas complete va
a coronar el plan de esos gcnia-
les, superhombres que suenan
con el dominic del mundO.
FL redentorismo pasa en- una
sonora apoteosis, ieslumbran-
doa los puebl0S que tienen mas
amos de civilization V de cultu-
ia. que SuS mOdernOs redentores,
V los ecOS lejaneS de csc triun-
to llegan hasta nosotroS, con-
mOviendOnOS, al yer como estan
radiautcs y eSperanzadOs V con
tcntOS nueStrOs tutOrcS, que
suenan tai vez con nuevOs hO-
rizontes explotableS, con hue
vOs pueblOs SOmetidOS a Ia re
dentOra sOberania que cs la
unica dePositaria de las con
quistas de Ia demoCracia, Y del
monopolio de Ia libertad.
5Es que nos hemos contagiaSo
con ell ruid0S0 cntusiaSmo que
notamos en- las regiones o6cia-
les de algunos pueblos latino
ameriCanos2 1es que el espec-
taculO triunfal de esas recepciO-
mes dispensadas al que lleva la
buena nueva, nos faScina? ieS
que Ell arte teatral fastuosamen-
te espl6ndido que han sabido
desplegar los gobiernos de las
mas sign:ficadas Republicas de
hispanoamerlca. Ell ell case pre-
sente, nos Sugiere la idea de
aDlaudir7
Dificilmente pueden explicar.
Sc eStas oensaCioneS nuestras,
sentidas ante el cuadrO corus-
cante de TN aguila enOrme que
lleva como Ia paloma de la le-
yenda, IN ramO de OlivO para
ofrecerlo a los pueblos como una
promesa de paz.
A la belleza del cspectaculo
no hemOS SabidO no hemOs DO
dido permaneCer indiferentes.
jAplauden los demaS?; pucs
tambien nosOtrOs aplaudimos
No qucremos que nGeStra voz
suene sOla, como una nota
discorde, que rompa la subli-
me ammonia del. supreme coro
con que los pueblos agradeeidos
a tanto beuefcio, a tanta mag
nanimidad como promctcn las
palabras del redentorismo 2ri-
tan y proclaman su gratitud. So
nOramente
NoSOtr0s SOmOS aSi.
" que tiene de extrano que
en- vez de ser de otra mancra
Scamos aSi. tan enamOrad0s del
trianfo. tan fendidos adoradoA
res del exitO, que no podamos
rcsistir al impulse de asociar--
nos a los que celebran una vic
toria de cualquier genera que
esta scar
Hubo TN tempo, muy breve
por fortuna, Que era la moda
aplaudir j Mr.. Post. En- todas
parties resonaban las alabanzas
) nosUtros pUr no ser mas, 8 no
parece1- meno5 escribimos en-
aquellDs dias I'm articulo muy
paIecido d este. No sabemos
81 al congfegante le gusto aque-
ilo, u ey6 sinceros nuestros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-13

Domingo OTO<cO.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
hIsenAcEn

rhs reeora Of ths new state q oglabonalas already
been alsgneea % asnetog e VII Of eoune BE- argu
ed that s nan laneed and Afterwards burned ariply de-
ssrsei bis fate and ms much indeed may be granted
The ast remains bossser tiat instead o. permitting
tie law g iase il eoare tss Sepiv ., wamacs and
vicinity taas fhs las info their Own meds lfthe ne-
erc uho vas banrea rad committed enme 70 ad
tlsss liea wi,o hanged hm And tters uas as little
warrant ior tie crime asos the othsr Tie negro a..
lowed hs passions 70 gst tia better oi him TIE mob pen.
mitted the same thing 70 happen
Womaek not more than eighteen miles eaal.dls.
tant from Purcell and chIekashe at each o. vieh place
Is there vas ua,ea states deputy uarsAai Neither
seems to have made nurh oi an effort to prevent ,bs
outrage that saeh must have kaoun sas abaa, to take
place Judge plessroa of caiekasla Aoeeyer has tas.
active charge q te matter ana preaas 70 bring ts
saty persaas 20 Justice Il ths grand y sill Do Is BE-.
us
An oanee o' prevention might doubtless have aysgle
tis euehug Sos tAat tis ns has basn committed
however, sserg effort should be made to bring thslsay
persons % account The usw okAipma should make
fssoaie stand -Sanst lawessaess of essfy klad
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ron 10 -. NoT - rEN

The oklahema cts Commercial club ~Alee ias ]
sog time an that thtisnS metropolis d the asw state
as aAscpsa town hn the Interests oi business ha'
nowsaksn il upon ss % say ubo slaIl hs ss dslsgass
ts tis constitutional convention from oslasoma cla
aud what pollclss lie shAu aasents rhsp Aa large
slsed rssot sssin.s TINS attempted dietaton however
and it donbtto i te nominee q ne club vita - abls
% secure na!erltg q tie votes
A eommencal cub i an rIxht IN is P1are bat "a
place IS aot ii piiss TVS people q ts uaited states
are jus, aeaksans % ths fact thar has been the con.
tlnaai panlefinz 10 basne~ Interests that has pro
daesd me beef t,aN scandal tbs ooa monopoly u,at
President Roosevelt is proposed q end By government
ownership tf 81 eoa besezftes found On pusle lands
tbs raNfead usoaopoly ths standard oi monopoly aud
hundreds oto,hss sases asly lss, aasnut in their Do.
aaacs q ts rights q me pabr ia favor of ths spcsal
interestsoia isw
business hoad os.eoarsa receisa easldsration from
tts ne. constitution q oslahoaa but a.t 80 much con.
sdsaailoa s granted 70 every other ntsSsstand 30
more re nsw constitution pill - ios Whole STAGE,
not iog fes clttsm oi tnat state TIE peopls vii
hardly eaaaas is nasng to commercial club however
excellent ne uots ., tst eab mar have essn in bus
lasss asy
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Farmers stick ta lhe moona IL Re-.
card % piaailus epFa aaa other easBs
Some of them aill mss under ans tIf
samnsanees plant cafn 81 MOONLIGHT
nights. claiming thai eofn planted shsa
vii produce e iall slaik vifh s sh0et
ear Oilers iasi e. successfully plant
when they afe ready. when niehia are
dark or mooniIahs. a. ghe ease nav
b. oihff noilons aHa indulssd Is
saeh a. ihfawlas The cohs II FnnnlnR
water q keep eofn from nflar ssms
farmers woald uhdFr ~ eoaaisaratisa
burn plnder huIis. tha seed n ahish S
% he used ~ nlaatiag. shef ans i
scattered along . rath % hlrhuas q
- tfuiden aneu 4 order q secure
saet tfen 0Heen haftsf tfsa haiis
mast - lhfown 10 a rad after halne
ahsilaa faf table nse from aay sn aas
81 insure q Eoaa efor lhe fuIloulna
aeasus Charleston News and Courier
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AooNsoLIDArIoN

with thls Issue Of The Weekly chefsaln s e1eetsd )
consolidation Of sbs papsr ath sAe Weekly Republican,
published by Murphy Ths usa cniaftain has tbs
largest circulation Of any paper the Cherokee aalon.
Tie ohlettain vii heneeiorth be Rspabeaa iasgeaa
Of independent potigs. n alenius Itself sth this
parts it has ia STEW tne oest interests q the people il
serves. The psnoeratle party ia ths nse stats IS in
control o. nea vbo have no 0mpattg with advanced
political ideas Their highest Ideal Of LOYALTY S LOYALTY
Is party ntae au q state rhei, conception oi po.
itlcs IS shown IS ths ubiquitous yellow dog rule
whiehhas been adopted "a vmlia Elasltsses ard other
toaus and which ba, resulted ia making llioss towns
Republican
Tie Rspabtean parts eqmpesea largely q newcomers,
Is naae upoi nea who ave a,srt ANA progressive Many
Of Is leaders no. AL ass nsn devoted q tie interests
Of Tie psape rhs policy q ths party IS to at,aei
voters 90, 8 tspel them. gesreioe. e IS from the
Repabueau paHs athsl than from tDs pemocsate
that che peep nag expect The st results and il Is fer
ths fe.ou that The chsfaln IL taking lis new posi-.
toa ior us aouaea battles ,hal elli soon BEGIN. has
chosen to stand With the Republican ragty
Many improvements. Including lthe installation u a
linotype machine vl bs made IN ths plant as soon as
possible rhs :npsr viii be bigger and better than
ever beiars q N Mcclintoes snl continue e aet as
Is editor shile J. r Murphy viii have charge Of ths
t4sfrss. .sed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
4 NorABLE SESSION.

TAe session al congress that adjourned saturday
night has accomplished more shaA ap1 other cangeess
doabtless sass ia e.yl eas No one vas pleased ea.
tely witt gs legislation saactsd lor tie radicals IT da
not gaiag enough i9sths conservatives il seat TO far
But ae taes vmans tie first steps sefs tasen Ia sss
latloa ihat promises e bs post srsmosaoasy far.
reaching ln i, effects
Tie most lasae rals 5sgaatioa bt ever sussestea 10
he United sates vas passed tie decision vas reached
70 eostraet ts Panama canal 90 ths ses ysteas the
principle o s,uet government inspection of tie packing
houses sas adopted pufe feed bll sas enacted and
iast bsl nat least Oklahoma sas granted statehood
Not oua q These measures perfect bot each of them
means step % advance saeb oas q tisn IS 10 tss o..
reetlon Of government noss closely 81 bg aha isr the
people some npertaBt legislation vas uot passed ~
shp subsidy Bill ae pbIappae taas oal TIE snnto
Domingo treaty ana tArs revision bal
oser tie DEATH Of re ship subsidy uo tssu sa be
she and shs country ua doubtless bs abs 70 sofD.
along ai,ef fashion without tie anaeSatoa q santo
Doulugo President Roosssslts Philippines tarla hla
should have hesa passed as matter Of simps aessaey
. our easas ID ne Philippines And tie passage q
iarla revision btu q question q Bat 4 stort time tie
demand q feflsoa especially Ia tie vss IS practically
unanimous
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4 DESERVED wELeoar

The Ctsleu otenas o take 20 part IA ths FIgnn. As
oulfe warfare beisslae that both gentlemen woala
hsst sefss er sate ana parts ey eeaslng Their pssas
alties md working together or ts suece q tie eauss
IA tie nsv state
Certainty howsser 40 enc. not tbs most ardent
Flynn man. should gruage NJ Mcclure TIE sslroms
tsndsrs9 him today At Guthrie. NJ Mcclure alone va
net responsible ior he passage Of sns statehood Bill
Mans others assisted In tfe work and Indeed ths bl
could pct have been pa ha i net lssn iof sie anan.
inous popular demand from Il ever ne limited states
stl1 Mf Msculre worked hard fsf tls cause he nas
oklehonas only accredited representative a washing.
ten ana e hin therefore more credit dne Tor he pas
.ass 81 ths hl nan = sny ether individual Another
nan 10 ~ Nceuisss place might have dona iuss q
usll sssa lsstsu NJ. Mcclure uas there however
ana hs ia hls vosk sassnsly aea vsll Ilss sntislsa
le Al ll|s credit dne he successful man.
re ehIsilsln b eommou wlsh essFy oAahoaan
joins n sssAalIus b NJ asopln Il hsss,lsst slsn.
- slIs3IassIssA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05
BILLS OF KANSAS cry

Congressman Ellis d ksHs4s cliy las returned &c hls
hems ieeias s he tss ausht rather pleased osss his
wofk Ia eotgres There va time eaea H Ioeseatofils
peaplsoiihese two territories as # Nj Ellis IS veil Is
humber oiothsr Republican representatives lad voted
agans1 ths interests oitbs seeton bat be claimed al
aaas thai he had received assurances tlaf congress
would ues adjourn sthaai snasting tie statehood ei
and tie event las Justified q, stand Hs entitled %
he ftola gaa So
FlnitsU should cherish especially sna feeling 70.
wards ~ Ellis ios he dia mpsf sssseuf work Ia having
ths eifg designated sat o. ts United states soar
he has alsals been friend e vlnita ana Tie people
q tis toan should always remember hlm most siaaY.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

pou bryan las iust suffered anagbsr severe lolt
ons Richard Croker. ate 81 Tanmany Hail nos land
81 English gentleman ana Iasstfaek man. Is oai viii
siief heartily endorsing him or president sens nsn
aFe born e misfortune
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

Did Fdlnea lnycnt the sseehsnis
''helie11 dosht he story. 50 49,
'helioe i older shau tas rtlaalaa
hilla Nothing II mere natural than
- saF Hello. fom.@ eHsl.o. Dseie
"Hs|lo. Hanki7 Hello. Johnts Ne
enc learned + q Ealean l.lke Tonsv
4 kfev.-N !. freza
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

fiis Democrats q tie fsaut recording district. Of
shiee eafemots Is ss recording town beginning e
SO 90 Ard take notice having arranged = series pf
aesinss fos ne afoasns of loeaintefs>t Thhdstret
Is TIE home ef1osN Lallaf one q tie dadles of I'm
ate ssquogah movement and loaiins asplFaus Ter ts
Democratic uominatiou e eusrce from THIS congssss.
Iona district
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

Friend - kSpaabEs thnz cane I.
fpt lenn afe Ger zstnrns
NerlaAlef q fe e I.sfisM :
stamped snsslqe susf slaflss
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Obo Vinita Chieftain,
Weekly Edition

Tie Nlnfa ehieftaln Is published eyess THURSDAY
morning ST Nlnlta Indian Territory Il Is the eldest
and most extensively read newspaper Ia the Northern
District II ID It's twenty fourth year and has general
circulation throughout the north hall Of the Indian Ter.
ritoFy The subscription price Of the paper IS aioo
year algays IN advance postal card wii set . sampe
copy anywere Ia the United States
cHIEFTAIE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
\. n. MocLINT0ck. Edltor
Thursday YINIrA OKLA. Jnly 8 lee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-05

The iisnrystta STANDARD IS ns~ usekly JOSS aanels
= By Charles + Roth itsiudspsndsnt inIpolHios
The Ordway new era., 1906-01-19
~ Is6|iiS kAWp,s.

az. eoutheln SKY z 'n sne NJ
That mirrors the dear favored land Il
Ana fancy runs Wild as the scenes hurry
Reflected in cloudland from the faIres,
behold thy rich meadows and brirbt
~ uelds OF grain, ~ 's''
ANA gardens where flourish the flower
and the vine;
While silyery white In their course to
Thy rivers In beauty e'cr vie with the
Rhine. - $50 ' $50
fairest OF home lands. the dream Of
mankind: ~ -
Where thy people are kings, though
ever uncrowned.
may the weary OF earth on thy shores
A haven OF rest with all fctters un-
Thy march in the van is the march of
Thy goal the realm where all shall be
Where conflict and strife thy peace mus,
assuage. :
Where to none but his God shnll man
bend the knee.
Then mount to the heights. let thy
strength be for right:
Let thy name be watchword around
the whole earth,
It's God marching on In His glory and
Uplifting the land where Freedom had
Stark Culver in New York Sun.
The Ordway new era., 1906-01-19
Never Too BUSY.

We never been quite too busy
10 go for u romp with you
Through the forest OF TRANSPORTATION.
In the island OF Hullabaioo;
once there. I'm horse to ride on.
r., I'm booger-bear TO affrisht.
Contrived for a babes delight.
I'm an "ellunt" and 'hippossum."
:, And camel and IA zebil. too:
m sake" that twists and wriGgies.
And gigslcs and hollers Boot
~ horse and my loose suspenders
', Are lines you can drive me by:
Whcre tho waves dash mountain high.
I'm a ship on the tossing ocean.
ana you are my captain bold.
Ana i toss and I roll beneath you.
but my ears they arc strong to hoid.
ana you laugh as the breakers grumbie.
And You fear no dire mishap
As your laugh browns out the tempest.
And your glad voice calls "Diddnp"
I'm glad am not too busy
Al any old time OF day
To get on the floor and tumble.
=, And srumble and growl and play;
TO Just put aside my paper
Ana romp when you want me to.
through the forest OF Transformation
To the island OF Hcllabaloo.
I'm glad I am not too busy.
Nor tired. nor glum. you wis.
To stoop when YOU steal beside me
With your lips held up to kiss:
I am glad I am not too busy
To romp Till your heart IL glad;
l am glad that the Lord picked me out.
Dear baby. to be your dnd.
j. n. Lewis In Houston Post.
The Ordway new era., 1906-01-19
pense
The VANISHING Dime,

This is clever trick, and may be
done with good effect in the following
manner: Previously stick small
piece of white wax on the nail Of your
middle finger. lay dime on the palm
Of your hand, and state to the COM
pany that you will make 1t vanish at
the word of command. at the scme
time observing that many persons per-
form the feat by letting the dime fail
into their sleeves, but to convince
them that you have not recourse to
any such deception. turn up your cuffs.
Then close your hand. and by bring
ing the waxed nall in contact with tho
dime 1t will firmly adhere to It. Then
blow upon your hand and cry be
gone" and suddenly opening 1t and
extending your palm you show that
the dime has vanished. Care must bo
taken to remove the wax from the
dime before restoring II to the owner.
II 1t should have been borrowed froA
some one in the company.
The Ordway new era., 1906-01-19
FOR THE HANDY CHILD.
To Make an Aeolian Harp.

This instrument can be made by
almost any ingenious boy. It consists
Of long. narrow box OF very thin
wood. about five or six inches deep.
with circle In the middle OF the up
per side an inch and a half IN diane
ter. In which are to be drilled small
holes. In this side seven. ten or more
strings. OF very fine gut. are stretched
over bridges at each end. like the
bridges Of a fiddle. and screwed up or
relaxed with screw pins.
The strings should all oe tuned
to the same note. and the instrument
be placed In some current OF mir.
where the wind can pass over Its
strings with freedom. A window. the
width Of which is equal to the length
Of the harp. with the sash Just raised
to give the air admission. is u proper
situation. When the air blows upon
the strings Of the harp. with different
degrees OF force. 4 will excite different
degrees OF sound: sometimes the blast
brings out all the tones in full concert.
and sometimes It sinks to the softest
murmurs.