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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
Revolutionary Troops in Guatemala

Mexico City, Mex, May 3O-Rey-
olutionary troops have crossed the
Guatemala border from the north
and from Salvador and British Hon
duras. The are well armed. 1t i
stated that the object of these ex-
peditiuns is TO Ameiicanize Guate-
mala.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
The WORLDS MARKETS

To break lard and ribs by local pit
traders, In this they were not sue
reN,fuI, Il, both the latter were very
frm' at about yesterdays close.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
|. v. PRESSING cLU B
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS
CLEANED PRESSED and RE-
PAIRED

Only 81 per month for club member
ship. Dress Making specially. Ah
work guaranteed
Mrs. S. A. Hopkins, North Main St,
near Frisco depot, Dermatologist and
Massage Artist. Only white ladies
will apply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31

MINT" brand soda water is made
from pure distilled water. The South
western BOttling Co. 3-24-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
Kansas City Grain Market.
Liverpool Markets.

Opening High Low

Wheat-ls lower,
Corn-ls higher,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
Kansas City Cash Markets.

Wheat-
No. . hard S0GS1.
No. 3 hard 7507S.
No A hard 7O@75.
No. . red 90@92.
No. 3 red S609l.
Corn
No. 2 corn 4S12.
No. 3 white 4S14.
No. . yellow 46d46l4.
No. 2 mixed 4512645$4.
No. 3 mixed 45l4lb4534.
No. corn 43.
Oats 7TTF
No. > white oats 35@3512
No. ? mixed oats 33l2@34
No. 3 mixed oats 32l2033.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
Base Ball Park For Sale to the
Highest Bidder

The land the Baseball Park sale subject to the lease OF
This has 300 feet fn Second street. and 3Oo fe
facing on Frankfort Avenue and Is 3"U feet deep
II has unexceed railroad facilities The NJ H. t. Santa Fe and Md
land Valley touch it, and the Frisco switches within
For wholesale houses distributing lo business requiring extra
ordinary railroad facilities, this ii '' hes no equal
Bids for this property will ed and including June 1906
the company retaining reject and all bids
B. F. Rice, Secretary Tulsa Athletic Association
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
Chicago Cash Grain.

Wheat E.
No. . red 81.
No. 3 red S5(dS9.
No, , hard S5dS6l2,
No. 3 hard S0dS5.
No. n S Sass.
No, , n S S4@S7,
No. 3 spring slaS7,
farm ait
Oorh- /! L.
No. > corn $4,000.
No. > white 5O(d14.
No , yellow jO(d14.
No. 3 corn 494(G4.
No. 3 white 49S4.
No. 3 yellow 4934@5O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
cORTE De D|STR|TO
Por delito de seduction.
Absoluciones. Declara-
dos culpables.
sOBREsEIMItNTOS
Por escalamien to. -.Condena-
do a diez amos. Por homi-
cidios. .-Otras condemns.

En- 10 Corts de DtAtrito do San
Juan 90 vieron desde el 10 de Febrero
hasta el 10 dc Marzo Las sIguientes
causss por iursdo.
P0r delito de s,ducci6r: Martin
do Jss6s, absuelto; Franaisso Rivera
fus declarado cslpab!e;s Gsa sro Alva.
rsx % le sobresey6 Ia csusa por he
Dor contraido Aatrimonio; q Genaro
SalAs, culpabls; Jacinto Sanchez, &
pstici6n del fiscal ssfisr Csmpillo le
fue sobreseida 10 cAusa por contraer
matrimonio.
Ii Corts abso.vi6 & Agripino
Dftz, por tentativa de ultrsje, que fuk
declsrado culpable por el jursdo.
Tambien 30 visron por escalamien-
to las causas contra Juan Flgueroa y
Felix Jauna, que fueron absueltos.
Lopez Coreino, asusado dc hurto
mayor, culpable.
La Corte conder6 & diez sfios de
presidio & Martin Rubio alias Huesito,
por essslsmiento en- primer grado;
| Pedro j. Ortiz, por falsifeaci6r
do pruebas, & tres aaos; denSro Bo
nilla, por asesinat0, fue declaradc
culpabls; Ramon y Felix FigueroA
eonvictos dc homisidio voluntarit
fueron condenados a siese y dos anoI
rsspectlvaments; Genaro Maldonado
culpable de homieidio; Anastasio d.
Jesds, deelarado culpAbls dc escala
miento.
| Tambien fueron dsclarados cul
| psbles: Rafael Roblsdo, por tsntativ
dc aggression; Santiago Rosa, por ater
Etado & 10 vida; Baloino Cartsgsn
por hurto mayor.
Fu6 absuelto por el iurado el X
ven Arturo utfron, q quien 90
acus6 do scometimiento y sgresi6n 90
arma mor!ffsrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
NOT|C|AS D|VER!AS
Acusacionss presentadas an
te la Corte de Distrito, por
el fiscal Canpillo.
De TEseRERIA
Multas y embargos. - Mr..
Falkner, a Ia metropoll.
Inspection sanitaria

Hoy, en- 10 Corte de Distrito, -ss
presentaron por el fiscal asfor Gam.
pillo, las acussciones siguientss:
Contra Arsenic Santana, por de-
Ito de homicidio volu tario 4 Andres
Melerio. Ests hecho tuvo lugAr On 10
Jurisdiction de Dorado en Febrero do
1905
CT ntra Antonio FsrnGndex alias
<Gsges, acusado de sustrasr oon 10.
t.nci6n criminal una vacs propiedad
de jose dol Carmen Cabrera, On 10
jurisdiction dc Cerosal.
Contra Simplieio Portalatin, acusa-
do de sustrser de 10 prcpiedad Dc Bal
domero Benitoz, 10 suna dc 10 dolllrs.
La Corte ssral6 oportun ansnte
les vistss do las referidas causas.
Ell Dspartamento de Tesorsria
ingres6 hoy cuatro multas de Bsya'
men
RI Tesoro levant6 cnatro smbar'
gos en- Anasso.
-Ests manana 90 enharc6 haciA
los Estados Unidos en- el vspor <Ca'
rolinss 81 Comisionado do Educaci6n
Mr.. Fa'kner. Regresark en- 10 prime
ra quincsna del mes pr6xinc.
-Esta noche 30 vsunir& sl Conce
| 10 municipal Of 90 hsy quorum.
Ell oheial dc Sanidsd doctor Go
mty Brioso, girarG una vista Do ins'
pssci6n & todos los puestos rtblicos
de Santurce.
| Han empezsdo los trabsjos ds
pintura on oil interior del testro de
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
c0AE[REAt|AS
El Departments de Educa-
ci6n dara algunos mitins
sobre ensshanza.
AsOeIAcION MEDlsA
Temas que Sc discutiran. La
uncinariasis; pro6laxls
y su tratamiento.

I'll Departs msnto de Edxssci6n
smpezar& eu IL primers qaincsns dc
Abril las copfersneias easolares que
oportunaments anunciamos.
TomsrG parte On diehas conferen'
cias 10 <Asociaci6n MSdica de Puerto
Ricos, ,i& fn do dsr cursos completes
On los pusblos acerca de 10 <Uncina.
riaais, prodlaxis y su tratamiento.s
Segda 80 nos ipforma, fueron de-
sigusdos para los rsferidos eursos los
seaores mSdieos que siguen:
Sefor DON Agustin Stahal On
San Juan; don Alfonso Paniagua, or
Carelina; don Juan We've en- Fsjardo
! don Pablo Fent en- Humaeao; dor
Manuel Gimenex Cruz en- Caguas; dor
Rafael Cestero On Guaysms; don Pc
dro Gutierrez on Aibonito; don Leo
nardo Igaravidsz On Cosmo; don Gui
llermo Salazar en- Ponce; den Rsfae
G atell On Yaueo; don Eleuterio Qai
fi6nes en- San German; don Isaac 6 on
xklez on Aayaguez; don Miguel Her
nAndez On Aguadills; don Miguel Ro
driguez on San Sebastian; don Migus
Roses On Utuadc don Francisco Suso
nj en- aArssibc; don Felipe B. Cordsr
en- Manatf; don Jose Il. Amadeog o.
Toa Alta y don Agustfn Stshal O.
+! Bayam6n. ri sshor stahl tamble
OK plicarA en- este ciudad.
El dspartamento design6 q los o
guientes superintendentes para prsai
dir las sesionel:
z Sef9res Lutx, Wodd, Spauldini
Hernandez, Edwards, Ayres, Lut
Connant, Ayres. Warshan, Kslle
Landr6n = Chopper.
El Comisionado Mr. Falkner MOI
. bro & los asfi ores Fernandez Junco
y Lord y Zuszsga para explicar en- !
!. pueblos dc Fsiardo, Ponss, Yauc
. San German, Mayaguez, Aguadill
San Sebastian, Uiuado, Carolina, c
y guas, Gaayams, Aibonito, Coan
Arecibo y ManaN.
Como 10 ve, diehAs conference
ser&n Altamente instructivas y educ
"a doras para 10 iuventud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
DE- JUAhA-D|Az
Animales robados. I'm buen
servlcio policiaeo. I'll la
dr6n fue cojido.
ENTIRE REPUBLICANOs
La mano de dona Leonor
Entusiasmo. - Asesina.
to de un hombre.

Ii policfa dc este pueato hs pres
tado on estos dfas un ssrvlcio dc CON.
sidersci6n. Ia los primsros dfss del
cerrients mes, sl ssrgsnto ssnor Jims-
Asx tsvo confdencias de que en- sl
barrio Collores hsbfa un dep6sito de
animales robsdoS, y al oscurscsr del
mismo dfa 90 dirigi6 6 dicho barrio
acompsiiado do los gusrdias jose Rs
men Ortiz, Julio Santiago y LAzaro
Plsud. En- un lugar dsnominsdo sLos
Ribsnoss. on fncas perter ecisntes 4
los Zsyls, 90 halo un cereado con
seis mulss todas robadas & difersntes
persenaa de Salinas, Csyey y Guays.
ma Todas tasron ocupadas y traidss
al Dep6sito de animales de 10 pobls.
ei6n. ri siguiente dfa 81 ssrgento or.
demo 10 csptura del autor del robo,
aiendo eoiido sp Salinas por guardiss
do este puesto. III referido individuo
90 llama Victor Perez Tambien fue-
ron dstsnidos Francisco y Rsm6n 70.
yas, dushos de 10 fnea en- que los
animsles fueron ocupados.
-Tenemos un nusvo candidate re
publicano para 10 alcsldfa. ri actual
slcalds don jose Zambrsns he lama.
do un manifesto On csc ssntdo.
Con este son ys tres los candida
tos republieanos. Exlsts mar de
fondo en- las n'as del psrtido adverse
rio, y muehos rspublicanos han decla'
RADIO 81 prop6sito de IetlrArse de ID
polftica.
Ell dia 4 10 celebr6 Ia ssam.
bleA urionista para la election d.
10 nuevA junta. Los electos cuyoI
nomhres ha publicado ese psri6dico
son todas personals dc alta representa-
ci6p, animAdos del .deseo dc aalvar d.
las garras de las aguilas, q ests pus
bio que gime vfctima de las ambieio
mes de nuastros advers srios desd
hace algunos amos.
Ell dia once del corriente 90 &C
nsti6 un crimen On ell barrio <Collc
rsss, do ssts jurisdiction. Un vsndedo
dc carns, llsmado Rogelio, fue ases
nado de un maehstaxo que 10 asests
ron por 10 espalda. - nos irform
que 10 faS robado TODD el dinero a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
! OTRAs NOT|C|AS
Ell viaie del Gobernador. Un
pleito. Doctor Lugo Vi
mas en- Morovis.
MEDICOs iExAMINADOs
Velada On el Atenes. Ell al
salde de Yaucs. -Distinci6n
al doctor Stahl.

ri Secrstsrio Mr.. FrsZier recibi6
un telegrama del Gobsrnador Mr..
Winthrop, anunciando que esta NO.
che pernostarz en- Jayuys; maffsns,
microbes, en- Lsres y el jusvss en-
Maysguex.
--Manana 90 vera en el Tribunal
Supreme sl pleito de dona Juana
Paula Balbina con los sedorss Silva
y Co., sobre tsrcerfa dc dominic.
So encusntrs on Morovis el ins.
psotor do Sanidad del Dlstrito, Dr..
Lugo Viaas, quisn rsgrs'ar& On Ia
tsrds del viernes. RI DR.. vifss vs
On vista do inspection.
Eel Board do medieos examiaa
dores SO rsuni6 aver tsrde en- 10 ofici
na del Dspartamsnto de Sanidad.
Ell Ateneo dar& una velada liri
co-litsraria sl % del oorriente, CON
memoranda IL abolici6n della ssclavi
tud en- Puerto Rico.
-E,ta tsrde sali6 kscla Yauco Q
alcalde dc aquella poblaoi6n don An
tonic Mattsi Lluverss.
La Junta de Gobisrno do i
/ Association Medics, nombr6, en- Q
sesi6n de antsaysr, Director del <Bc
lttfn MSdieos al DR.. Qasvsdo Baez.
LA Sociedad de Hoctnologia d
Berlin hs nombrado mlembro d
dicha soeiedad nj doctor don Agussi
Sthal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
De AGUAS-BUEkAS
Matrimonio. -Nuevo elemen'
to social. Conferencias es.
colarss en- Cagxas.
ASAMBLEA UNIONlSTA
Don Juan B. Longo.-Bill
para Maestros preparato.
rios. .-Otras noticias.

FL sGbado se unieron con el san.
+, laxo del mstrimonio 10 virtuosa se.
iorita TteblnA Lorgo y el ioven
Angel F gueroa. A dicho acto ssis'
ti6 una numsross coneurrencia de 10
mas celeste do esta sociedad. Dessa
mos etsrna luna dc misl & los despo.
sados
-Ha inatalado su residences en-
este pueblo el apreciable caballero
don Francisco Barnes, empleado de
la f&brica <Vista Hsrmess.>
Ell Departsmsnto de Educsci6n
he sefa'sdo 81 dfa 27 del actual mes
para oslsbrsr las conferencias escola
res, Estas 90 llevar&n & sfecto On CA
guas por ser Ia cAbesera del diatrito.
-El dfa IS del corriente se cels.
brar& una ssamb!ea de nuestre parti
do con el obieto dc nombrar un nue.
vo com'ts. A este aeto austrian les
hombres de mas prestigio on el pArti
do, en- 10 lccalidsd.
-Ha trssladado ~ residencia
Comsrfo don Juan B. Longo, propie
tario dc esta poblaci6n, dicho seiiol
goza de simpasias en- este pueblo POI
10 que 10 sociedad slsnts su partida !
10 de su estimabls familia.
$50 comenta fAvorablemente Q
bill sobre liceociss para maestro
preparstorios, dstimamsnts sprobado
--El pueblo aplaudsla actitud d
nuestro Comisionado & Washington
senior Larrinsga. FL dltimo discurs
pronuDc!ado ror este aeerca dc nuei
sro batall6o, publicado en- LA DEMO
cRAcIA, h. aldo muy aplaudido.
CoRRESPONsAL.
L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
Contratistas de factorias CompIeta

Para Triple sfectos, tachos, bombas y
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Patti
las Mercedita, Yabucoa, Busna Vista, Ca
rolina,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
FANAT|SMO INSTRUCTOR

Unafuerza do fanGtieos religIosos
he invadido & Uoikokoto. (Logos.
Africa Bri.&oica del o.
Destruysron el puesto militsr
frances establscido csrca do 10 fronte.
ra, mstsndo & oinco oticisles franessss
y cspturando & dos.
10 destacamento do ingleses qua
acudi6 & combatirlos, faS dsrrs stado
por complete, sin que 90 tengan noti-
ciAs do las bsias que sufrisron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
MarzJ IL 1905.

trafs on los bolsillos, los que tenfa
vueltoa del rev9s.
Hay varias personals desenidfis, y
IL policfa trabaia aotivaments por
descubrir el autor 8 autores del cri'
men, que hasta .hora aparsce envuel'
to en- el misteric, ri hscho ocurri6
como & las once do 10 msaAna, GUAM
do rigresabA el Rogelie q esta pobla
ci6n, despues de htber vendido Ia ear
ne que habia llevado.
CoRRESPoNsAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
CONTRA UN ARzOB|S2O

Segdu noticiss que se reciben de
Caracas, el presidents Castro so en-
cuentra muy impresionado por el
atentado contra sl Arzobispo Castro,
de Venexuels.
No So sabe como pudo ser, psro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
IS classes dc maquinaras para haciendas de azdcar

condensadores de vacfo seco de vacio hi
medo.-Condensad centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde Sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
, Tsla de Puerto Rico:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13

WSPECIALIUAUES
Desmenuzadoras Krajewski. - Calenta-
dores modernos con ocho diez y seis circula
Clones. --Trapiches, defecadoras, triple y qua
druple dectos tachos modernos. .-Bomba
Agentes Generates para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-13
Nm ssta impress ia ss vsade
papd visje de peri6dics 4 dos
pesos el qxiatal.

90 el caso que una msno alsve seh6
una gran cantidad de nitrate de pla.
10 en- el vino que seostumbrabA con.
sumir el arzobispo al decir 81 misa
diaria.
Este hscho 10 rsaliz6 el Is del Do
ssdo.
Ha producido gran sensation.
Atribdyese & ojsriEs del olero con
tra sl prelado, que 90 hsrmano dc
Presidente.
FL hschor no ha sido hAbido.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
Another Hertz Wave System.
rom the New York Tribune

From the New York Tribune
Precisely what use is to be made Of the
American patents on the wireless tele-
graphic apparatus which Herr Poulsen is
said to have invented, and for which Lord
Armstrong is reported to have paid half a
million dollars, must for time be a matter
of conjecture only. The report is not with
out interest, however, for it points to a
possible increase in the number of Hertz
wave systems which are to have trial
in this country. The people Of the United
States more or less familiar with sew
eral already, most of them being of domes-
tic origin. Fessenden, De Forrest and
Massey, whose work has attracted the at
tention of electricians, are Americans, and
Mr.. Marconi, the pioneer In this field of ex-
periments is certainly no stranger to the
western world. Herr Poulsen it not SO well
known in America. He is a Dane by birth
and residence. His other most noteworth in
vention-a device for automatically record
into extensive use. Still, his previous
work gives him a standing in the realm of
science, and provokes curiosity concerning,
if 1t does not justify confidence in, his
more recent achievements.
One of the merits imputed to the Poulsen
system is economy In the consumption of
power. Messages were sent successfully. 1t
is said from Copenhagen to Newcastle-a dis
tance of about 500 mileS-With an expendi-
ture of only two horsepower. Since the con-
ditions which conduce to ease Of transmits
sion vary greauy from DAY 10 day, and
even from hour to hour, too much import
ance should not be attached to a single
experience like that just mentioned Be
sides, it may turn out that improvements
in other systems now make it feasible to
match this performance.
Press dispatches from Denmark also as
sert that Herr Poulsen generates Hertz
waves in such manner that no interfer-
ence is possible between messages sent
simultaneously. At least two other methods
of accomplishing the same object are
known, but if after a thorough trial they
should prove to be inferior to the Dane
the latter would have a strong recommen-
dalton to favor. 1t is too soon, of course,
to pass judgment, but If the story about
Lord Armstrong; investment turns out to
be correct, the public will at least have a
hint of the considerations which probably
appealed to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
The Husbands Protest.
From Answers.

FROM hh>NeFs
Notice to aged and toothless women 1
am prepared TO fit with a set of false teeth
twelve poor women who are the first to
apply 10 NEE. C. Pinchers, Dental Sur
geon."
Thus ran the advertisement of a dentist
who wished to advertise his business in
new district.
Mrs. Barnsley was not slow in visiting Mr.
Pinchers, for she had long suffered from a
lack OF molars, which caused her great in
convenience in the feeding line. Scarcely
was she seated in the torture chair when
mans voice was heard in the hal, Great
ing disturbance.
out went the dentist into the hall and told
him his advertisement applied only to la
dies
Il know that. and there's one of them In
your surgery now" said the man. You
go in and tell 'er that 'er 'usband's waitin
fer 'er in the all, and that she as to come
back with me at once. She's got an appe-
tite like helephant and If you fixes 'er
up with a set o. grinders she'll eat us both
into the work'us. Send 'er out to me inn
mediateiy"'
And out the toothless one had to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
Superiority of the English Tongue.
From Success Magazine.

FROM Success hosa@Ahe'
English Is spoken by about 15O.OOO,OO0
and Spanish by about 100000. The diff
ference Is not due to any inherent superb
GRITTY Of the English language, but to the
superiority of the English stock. The
English not only have the greater genius
for commercial and political cooperation
and colonizing. but they have. as WELL
built up their institutions on the enduring
basis of righteousness and respect for law
Spanish is incomparably more musical
than English and practically phonetic,
while English is Handicapped by its arbi-
trary spelling. On the other hand. English
is often briefer, though not always. Span
ish can say Il will go in one word-'Ire."
The great advantage of English is its dou-
Bile vocabulary, one of Teutonic and one of
Latin origin, which enables it to make nice
distinctions. 1t has also acquired the power
to assimilate words from every language
under the sun. These facts. together with
the greater intellectual activity of the Eng
lish race in many fields of human endeavor,
have swelled its vocabulary to startling
figures. The STANDARD Dictionary" con-
tains over 317 coo words. do not believe
any Spanish dictionary contains half as
many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
The Labor Market.

One part of the world raises an inces-
SAINT cry for more labor. The western
states need harvest hands. the south wants
more cotton pickers and laborers generally,
the Panama canal zone cannot get enough
diggers, South Africa quarrels over few
Chinese Cuba seeks plantation hands to
handle its sugar crops, the Hawaiian Is
lands report a ,never-endng labor famine,
our Pacific coast states are in chronic
condition of under-supply of workmen in
all enterprises, New England is worried
over it's servant problem. Another part OF
the world has SO many Iaborers that they
starve in heaps. An automatic equilibrium
in human energy does not exist, and posi-
bly, one never will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
The Drama in Iceland,
From the Boston Herald.


The drama fiourishes in Iceland. The
one theater is in the town Of Reikjavik, of
which the population is approximately
5000. This theater receives a subsidy of
about $500 from the city, and as much
from the Iceiandic parliament. From Oc-
tober to April there are performances
three times a week. An uncommon sue
cess Is run of seven nights. The
dramas given are those of Ibsen and other
Danish writer's of high repute. The SAL
aries of the actors average about 50 apiece
for each performance. Their most es-
teemed actor is Christian Thorogrimison
1t is not tempting field for European
stars seeking fame and fortune-not a
competitor of the United States In this
particular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
Obstacles.

From Puck
What kept those loving twain
From kissing, as they sat?
The maid exclaimed: MY goodnessw
But OF course it wasn't that.
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them for future protection, no matter
how thick you make the walls of your
house.
BE very sure that whatever location
you select has perfect drainage. This
Is matter of the greatest Importance
Leading poultrymen agree that more
sickness among fowls originates from
dampness than from all other causes.
More and more the opinion grows
among practical poultry growers that
the best house for fowls consists of
closed room In which they may roost,
lay and remain In cold weather II they
choose to do so and a shed opening to
the south where they can scratch and
sun themselves to their liking. There
should be an opening between this shed
and the closed room through which the
fowls may have free egress during the
day, but which should be closed at
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Go be continued.)
Just n Favor.

The old farmer was deaf and did not
hear the steam whistle on the big tour
ing car 1t struck him. The chauffeur
paled and the woman shrieked.
Thanks, mister chucltled the old
man as he picked himself up out of the
dust, Come around again sometime"
But aren't you hurt?' gasped the
chauffeur.
Not tall"
But why do you say 'Thanks|"
Because, mister, that thar Jolt I'M
looSened a mustard plaster on my Shout
der that l have been trying to get off
for the last week"
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HOW TO HOUSE POULTRY.
Build "a Structure with IA south Front
md Good Drainage.

bullu u STRUCTURE Win n south front
and Good Drainage.
If houses for poultry are to be built
attend to the matter before cold wealth
er interferes with outside work, says
Outing. Everything should be in read
mess for your flock by the coming of
cold weather. If you have houses al
ready 60 over them and see that they
are In perfect repair.
In bailding the first thing to do is
to select proper location. The ideal
one Is the south slope of a hill. The
next best one is place protected from
cold winds by buildings on the north
and west. If no facilities for shelter
are at hand the north wall of the buI1d-
ing must be made of extra thickness.
Evergreen trees make an excellent
wlndbreak, and would advise planting