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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
SOME MEN FROM Harvard.

Seven young Americans who viii
grace classic Harvards halls have beer
astonishing Paris by their too efferves-
cent spirits. It is pity that the
names of five should be lost to fame
but the dispatches say merely that one
is Saunders of Chicago" another
white of West Virginia
The boat train from Calais pulled
into the Gard du Nord when the seven
jumped from first-class coupe. Each
carried a suitcase plastered with la
bells, which proved the party had trav-
eled far. Following the seven came
two elderly men, who looked careworn
and who had reason to be, as 1t
proved.
The seven youths, all fresh complex
Toned and broad-shouldered, suddenly
dropped their suitcases, lined up, and
while some did athletic stunts others
performed jugglers' tricks with hats,
purses and coins. Then. while two
whistled negro melody. the other five
did breakdown SO well that any
Partisan music hall manager would en-
gage them instantly.
The other passengers. the luggage
ton surrounded the amateur perform
ers, who only bowed most slomnly to
the enthusiastic applause. In vain the
two elderly gentlemen, who are tutors
at Harvard it appears. scolded and
prayed; the youths ended their i'm
promptu performance only when they
were weary of it. Then they packed
their suitcases and marched off in sim
gle file. Not one of them as much as
smiled.
They are on an educating tour of
Europe before entering Harvard from
preparatory school. Certainly they
are gaining educational experience.
All seven and the unhappy tutors
were at a variety show one night.
During the show professional wres-
tier as usual invited any one in the
audience to come on the stage and try
fall with him. Up jumped one of
the seven-not the biggest either-but
the tutors by main force thrust him
back into his chair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

La"yer-Your honor, I want an in
terpreter for my client. Judge-wba+
language does he speak? LAWYER
aes railroad brakeman.-st. Louis
Post-Dispatch. 1S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

Courteous to the Last.-"Yes," said
the warden, che was the coolest and
most thoughtful convict who ever broke
jail"
You don't say!" exclaimed the Wis
itor.
Eyes, he left behind him a note to the
Governor of the State beginning: 4
hope you will pardon me for the lib
ertv I'm taking Catholic Standard
and Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

The Only Attraction.-'Is your fus-
band going with you to the concerto
ooh no! He's not interested in hats
and acknowledgement Rlaetter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

Jom
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old she was.n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

Ths master Of ceremonies announces
that their Majesties the King and
queen Of the MARDI GRAs MAsQUE
BAL give notice that they win attend
the festivities being given for the
benefit Of
THE KIIOHANA ART LEAGUE.
AT THE MoANA PALACE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY u.
Tickets, including elaborate refresh
ments, $3.50.
Doors open at s.
Grand march at OILS.
Special cars provided to leave the
Palace at 1880, $3.50, $3.50; each car
connecting with Manoa and Nuuanu
transfer ears.
TICKET for sale at wichman 3,
Thrum Is, Benson, Smith & Co. IS, Berg
strom s., Gunst-Eakiu & Co.'s and the
Hawaiian, Alexander Young and Mo-
ana Hotels.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25

han regresado defnitivamente 4 es-
te pueblo. Fajardo, y no dudamos
que tambieu el Distrito de Huma-
Gao, deber estar satisrechos de la
labor de estos representatives en- Ia
Asamhlea Legislative.
-Fajardo felicita al senior Mu-
fioz por su discurso pronunciado en-
la Camara y publicado reciente-
mente en- LA DEMocRAcIA.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
Mario de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
GAR0ANTA
Mario de 1907.

Cdransen sin tenor & que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, fa-
ringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con las Partillas Houde
q la Cocaina.
Su uco serecomienda especialmen-
te q los oradores, profesores, cantan-
tes, y a todas las personals que fatigan
su voz por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, q fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toda deception, que pudiert
ser grave, exfjase la frma (Houde) so
bre la faja de gargntfs de sus Pasti
llas).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Deposito: ao, rue AIbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25

pense amorir: tuvo mi alma gran
trabajo para desprenderse de mi
cuerpo, y fue ese esfuerzo supreme
mi Ultima agonfa, y desapareci del
mundo de los vivos. Una luz inl
placable ilumina los mas secreto4
pliegues de mi alma que Sc sinti6
desuuda y despues sum2rgida en-
Tin mar de abrumadora vergiienza,
inspirada por las muchas inmorali
dades de que fuf autor aquf en- l..
terra.
Vela. esplritus flotando que ra
diaban Ell el eter infnito y me des-
pertaron la idea de una dicha 4 la
que aspire: formas sombrfas y de
soladas, las mas sumergidas en- un4
triste desesperaci6n, sin cesar, me
abruman: pero tengo la esperanto
de salir de esta augusta, porque no
he olvidado que todas las religiones
vengan y castigan 4 los malos espi
rltus, con penas eteruas, como l.
hace la religion cristiana, arrojando
4 los delincuentes a las llamas del
inferno: la mia es dulce, no venga
nj castiga, corrije, perfecciona y
saliva sienpre. Pienso que algdn
dia dejare de sentir estos dolores
encarnizados y que contemplate los
encantos de la naturaleza y los ma
rapillosos esblendores celestesO; y di-
ciendo esto, el difunto desapareci6
CUSrAvO EScoBAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
9OR FIN LLtGIR0v.

Acaban de llcgar de PARIS los
Rios de pelo natural en- todos los to
nos de color, para el peinado. Cada
uno viene en- su cajita y vale un do
liar. La moda de los rizos es tan
grande en- PARIS que Sc han nece-
sitado 4 meses para poder conseguir
Ell surtido que acaba de llegar. Tam.
bien S: ha recibido un esplendido
surtido EN- perfumeria fna v Tampa
ras de cristal para luz electrica de /,
2, 3, 4, VI luces. Todo este Sc en-
cuentra ell ell PARIS BAZAR de
Pedro GtuSti : Fortaleza ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
MUNDO INVISIBLE
Aparicion de los muertos

no los corp1sculos de que la materia
universal necesita para hacerle tan
| gible en- Ia terra.
En- la ciencia medianimica, por
cuyo medic conocemos Ia manera
de comunicarnos con los espfritus
de los muertos, 10 que mas llama la
atenci6n es la mediumnidad de
efectos particularmente inteiigen
tes, entire los cuales fguran los fe-
nomenos fisicos de efectos terrorifi-
cos: como Sc ha visto en- algunas
habitaciones de los EstadoS Unidos
de Norte-America. Los seres que
los producer son los muertos que
estan sujetos a leyes necesariamen-
te distintas a las que rigen al nun
do de los vivos, y es precise tener
un poder visual exquisite para yer
mejor q esos entes de ultratumba,
con mas claridad que los delnas.
Hay algo mas natural que regresar
de esos mundos inc6gnitos y venir
a Ia terra para elevarse despues, Ell
pos de gradual perfection, a mum
dos astrales?
Es possible que el hombre revi-
va muchas veces, en- el mismo pla
meta, 81 no esta bastante adelant2 do
para pasar al Immediate. De este
sc deduce que los muertos pueden
reaparecer, una y mas veces en- la
terra.
Los cheques y los golpes pro-
duci los con cierta. deliberaci5n, ex
citan temore>, oyenSc Dc noche y
algunas veces de dfa, ruidos lnuy
extrafios; vense muebles que des-
cienden con suavidad 8 que caen
rapidamente, rompiendose contra el
suelo, y en- vano Sc busca la causa
que produce esos hechos, y los mo
radores, en- presencia de tanto de.
sorden y espanto, Sc ven obligados
a abandonar sus habitaciones. Es-
tos efectos terrorifcos proceden de
muertos que Sc gozan Ell llevar Ia
turbaci6n a centros en- que muchas
veces, esplritus inmorales obran pa.
ra satisfacer rencores personales y
verganzas, que ejercen como 81 to.
davia vivieran de la vida humana
Novel, desples de muerto, Sc
materializo y dijo con voz caverno-
sa a las personas que lie vieron: ola
vida que dele a los veinte afios era
entonces tan vigorosa en- mi que nc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
NOTAS OE FAJAROO
Compai1ia de zarzue1a.
administrator local.
Specimens de fi1aria.
DELITO De ExTORsION
Alumbrado electrico. - Fa.
brlca de hielo. De 1egreso.
Nuestra fe'icitacion.

Esta noche debuta la Compa-
MIA de zarzuela de que es represen-
tante el simpatico actor don Pablo
Bella. Las ohras c.cojidas para
esta primera funci6a son: aCabo
Primero,S sVenus Salons y eChicos
leila Escuela.S
-Algunos NAL intencionados
preteuden poner en- evidencia q la
Administration de Fajardo, porque
han sido utilizados varios presos en-
trabajos p1blicos. Bueno es que
Sc sepa q.e tales presos son gratif,
cados por dichos trabajos, a los cua-
les asisten O0luntariamente en- vista
del buen trato que rcciben. Aun
los condenados a trabajos forzados
reciben su qualification.
rHemos tenido el gusto de
yer en- el microscopic que tiene Ell
'u gabinete el doctor Diaz, vario>
specimens de flay1a encontrados err
la sangre de I'LL enfermo pobre in.
,olvente.
En- la maiiana de hoy Sc pre-
'ent6 un individuo desconocidc en-
Il almacen del colnerciante don
Laureano Sanchez Diaz, 4 quien
cntreg6 personalmente una carta
an6nima en- la que pedia a dicho Sc
nor $500 que debfan ser puestos en-
determinado sitio. Avisada la DO.
licfa fue detenido el sugeto por {.
sargento Montilla y guardia Carras
quillo, quienes 10 condujeron a pre-
sencia del juez municipal.
-Por gestiones de nuestro AL
calde, Fajardo disfruta en- la actua
lidad del servicio telegra6co hast;
las doce de la noche. Tambien S,
ocupa actualmente nuestro querid'
amigo de los trabajos preliminare
para la installation del alumbrad
electrico que suministraran los di
namos de la Centra! rFajardon
-Probablemente dentro de cua
tro semanas empezara a funciona
la fabrica de hielo.
-Hemos tenido el placer d
estrechar la mano de nuest. os ami
gos dou Ramon Mendez Cardona
don Antonio R, Barcelo, quiene
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
NOTAS De TOA-AL7A
AsuntOs resueltos por
la Corte municipal de
este DistritO.
PROFuGO CAPTuRAOO
Las ordenanzas municipa.es.
Descontento de los juga.
dores de <chapa>.

Ocho actos resolvi6 la Corte
municipal de Distritol en- su visits
del dia diez y ocho de los corrientes,
quedando algunos pendientes por Ia
no comparecencia de las parties.
Hubo multas de 0neo, dieg y
hasta de cincuenta dollars, que All
mentaron con las costas.
Sentinos esos garyotagos de Ia
Ley.
Ell con6nado Pedro Rodri.
guez Ortega, que andaba profugo,
fue capturado hace pocos dias POI
slguardia Jose Cordero, siendo con
iucido por fuerzas del mismo cuer-
20 q la Penitenciaria Insular.
-Muchos estan que krinan,
principalmente los jugadores de
chaba, con las Ordenanzas munici.
pales, que In establecido el actual
Concejo.
Pero vengan aca, hombres d,
Dios: Esas Ordenanzas debia la
cerlas Ell Ayuntamiento por manda
tos de la VICENTE Ley municipal
No hace mucho que por efecto d.
ina queja del Juzgado de Paz, e
Procurador General orden6 que $,
procediera a su confecci6n con tod.
la brevedad possible, y con fecha
de Euero lltimo el Fiscal de la Cor
te de Distrito pidi6 I'LL ejernplar d,
cada una de elias para usos conve
1ientes.
lQuerian ustedes que la citadi
Corporation coniinuase afectand,
responsible ladies' ante los superio
res gerarquicoi con notable perjui
clio de la administration?
Metase cada uno en- Ell circul,
de la Ley, cumpla sus deberes com
ciudadano y no temais NADIA abso
lutamente.
Esas mismas leyes que Sc ecu
suran, constituyen su verdader
garantia bajo distintas faces.
Hay que pensar seria y digns
lnente para ir con el caro- del prC
greso.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Mario de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25

La naturalization 8 reencar-
naci6n, es de todos los fenomenos
de este genero, el que mejor de-
muestra la aparici6n de los muer-
tos.
Los periespfritus que estos de-
jaron, reunen POGO a POGO, corpus
culos que toman lentamente del
mundo c6smico, y Sc hacen visibles
bajo Ell nisno aspecto que tenfan
mientras vivieron en- la terra.
Todos pueden verlo, especial
mente algunos que tienen la rara
cualidad de percibirlos mejor, en-
virtud de su principle luminoso que
penetra en- la esencia eterea de los
difuntos.
A Emilia Sagee, institutriz de
un colegio de Newelke, ell Liona, las
niiias, alumnas suyas, la vefan de
vcz en- cuando, en- el salon de estu-
tudios, en- el parque 6 el jardin
mientras que en- realidad, ella Sc
encontraba en- otro lugar. Otras
veces venian delante de la pizarra,
durante la lecci6n, dos seforitas
Sagee, la una al lado de la otra,
exactamente iguales, hacienda los
mismos movimientos y resolviendo
los mismos problemos.
Entire varias personals Sc pro-
movie una discussion en- casa del
sefior Becker, professor de matema-
ticas de Roslok Becker, fue a su
biblioteca para buscar un libro que
debia decidir la question; y Sc VIC
que estaba sentado Ell su sillol de
costumbre; y miranda por encilna
de la espalda de su otro yo, Sc aper-
cihi6 que este lie enseiiaba el 81
guiente pasaje de la Biblia: eArre-
gla tu casa porque vas 4 morira.
Volvio donde sus comPancros y en-
varo sc esforzaron manifestandole
que serla locura dar importancia a
aquella vision. Becker murio la
maiiana del dia siguiente. En- mu
chos libros abundan hechos de este
genero,
81 el hombre vivo puede apare.
Ger en- TN lugar distinto de aquel
en- que esta el cuerpo verdadero,
verifcandose este hecho con Il au-
xilio de su envoltura periespiritual,
con igual raz6n puede manifestarse
en- condiciones visibles despues de
su muerte, tomando el trajes shuma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
CONDE ESTAFAQ0R
Viva con gran 1ujo en-
uno de los mejores ho-
teles de Berlin.
DINEROA MANOs lLENAs
Cheques falsos. .-Mauejos itl-
verosimiles. -Cual Raffe,
seporto <diznamente.S

La policfa ha detenido & un
conde Italiano, Giuseppe l., empa-
rentado con TN arist6crata alem&n
muy conocido.
Vivfa con gran lujo en- uno de
los me;ores hoteles de Berlin, gas
tando dinero 4 lnanos llenas y tenfa
siempre q su disposition, cuando
mencs, dos 8 tres automobiles. ]
Habia adoptado Ia costumbre
de pagar, principalmente los jo-
yeros, con cheques sobre un Banco
de Paris, donde Sc crefa que tenfa
depositadas cantidades importan-
tes.
Sc ha sabido estos dias que el
conde L. no tenia dinero Ell Paris,
y que, por 10 tanto, sus lhe7"es ca
reclan de valor.
Es mas, uno de sus acreedores,
joyero de Paris, ha venido ex-
presamente 4 Berlin para reclamar-
lie $4,000 frances. Eutonces es
Gu lend fus detenido.
Sc ha sabi1o que Sc deshacfa
de las alhajas compradas para pro-
porcionars9 dinero.
El con le L esta casado con la
Meta de un al tista ecuestre que tu-
vo hace aiios gran celebridad en- los
circos dc Berlin. Una de las her
manas de Ia Condesa L esta casa
da Goa TIN miernbro de la' aristocra-
cia alemana, que, para casarse, tu-
vo lue relunciar q su titulo de
princip'. Toln6 el titulo de conde.
Este asunto promote ser sensa-
ci ,nal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-25
UN Nu'v0 Pts|QDIcO

En- Ponce, se9dn informes,
a. arecera en- breve un nuevo peri6-
dico dirigido por nueslro amigo
don Ramon Morell Campos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
RUNAWAY CARS
KILL ENGINEER
Four, Loaded With Pulp, Run Down an
Incline and Smashed Into an
Engine Near Gorham,
NJ

Gorham. n. H., Feb. %. -Four pulp
laden cars ran amuck on the Whiteheld
K Jefferson branch Of the White Noun
tain division Of the Boston & Maine
railroad here last night. slid down half a
mile Of steep mountain grade and col
liied with helping engine at the foot
Of the incline. The engineer, j. r. Me-
Daniels, was instantly killed.
The accident happened at 9:2o o'clock
near the Cascade mills. largo paper
manufactory, between Gorham and Ber.
lin The cars were standing on a spur
track near the factory, when suddenly,
from some cause as yet unknown. they
started to move slowly down the track
which at this point presented slight
grade Soon the grade became so steep
that the cars fairly shot down the hill.
At the foot Of the grade stood a help
ing engine with no one except Engineer
McDaniells in the cab The cars strucl.
the engine, killing McDaniells instantly
and wrecking both the locomotive and
the runaway cars.
Owing 10 interrupted wires between
Gorham and other places in the vicin.
/ ity, the news OF the wreck was de
layed in being transmitted to surround.
| ing towns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
EX-ALDERMAN BERGIN
DEAD in MONTPELIER
He Had Been a Superintendent in the
Lane Manufacturing Company for
Fifteen Years-Was Man
Of Tenacity.

Montpelier. Feb 22 John James Bur
gin, former member Of the city com.
ell and respected citizen Of MontpeI.
ier died last night at twenty minutes
Of eight o'clock after an lines of several
months with Bright's disease He was
born in ST. Adams "a years ago and
came to Montpelier with his parents
when he was two years old. He was
educated in st. AIichael's parochial school
and then entered the employ Of George
D. Lane, the founder of the Lane Manu-
featuring company. He remained with
this company and worked up to the po-
sition Of superintendent, place which
he filled aeceptably for fifteen years. Mr.,
Burgin was thoroughly up-to-date in his
work. making frequent trips Of inspee-
tion to other foundries and to eonven-
ticns Of his craft.
In 1896 he was elected alderman from
the fifth ward and served two terms
After few years he was again elected
to the council. retiring last March. Hs
was man of positive ideas and was
not afraid 20 back up his position.
He leaves widow and two daugh
tiers. also his mother, who lived at hi.
home. two brothers. stephen and Pat,
rick, both Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
Causes JanitOr to Hustle For
ReinfOrcementS
BUT HE RETURNS TOO LATE
Intruder Got Into Basement Of WI g.
Adams g. Sons Store III Montpelier,
But Did Not Get Away
With Anything.

Montpelier Feb. 90. An attempt to
rob the mems furnishing store of w. n.
Adams u son On State street was frus-
trated early last night, and the burglar
escaped.
At half past seven O'clock, the iani-
tor OF the building noticed that q cellar
window on The side Of tile building had
been broken. He thought that little
peculiar and peered down into the cell
Jar. Standing in the coal bin was i
strange man. The ianitor legged It for
help, going to the police station on Elm
street and To Bowman's store on State
street Having collected posse, I'D led
the march stealthiIy back to the Adams
store and was all ready 10 hiss. How
dare you!p in the face of the burglar;
but there was no burglar 10 hiss at
While the ianit0r had been securing
around for help. tile burglar, who had
noticed that be was foiled, made rapid
progress out of the cellar and when the
posse arrived there was nothing left bnt
the vivid memory Of him III the mind
Of the ianitor There actually had been
an intruder in the cellar, however, and
his bent was probably to rob the store,
having gained entrance by means OF the
window. There is no trace Of him, no
clue and no description, AZ the man who
discovered him did not wait long enough
to make a mental reservation as to his
height, width, etc. Besides, it was
dark
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
BELIEVE TEN WERE
SAVED FROM WRECK
Central News Of London Now Announces
That Others Were Rescued from
the Berlin.

London, Feb. ~. The Central News
announces that 10 persons have been
saved from the wreck of the steamer
Berlin of the Hook Of Holland.
Captain Parkinson, who was at first
thought to be the sole survivor, was on
his way To Amsterdam to join his YES
sci, the Myrmidon of the Holt line, to
bring her back to Liverpool The cap
tain describing the disaster says the
night was the most terrible Of all his
experience. Never had be seen such
weather So ugly was it that he re-
manned all night completely dressed on
deck The Berlin was already near the
light at the north pier and the passen-
gers, many Of whom had not gone be-
low were beginning to breathe freely
again after the terrible crossing, when
the ship struck with violent shock.
Then suddenly the vessel broke in twin.
Captain Parkinson hurried to the bridge
to offer Captain Precious his help, but
Just as he put his foot on the ladder,
be saw the captain and the pilot swept
away by the seas.
OF what followed Captain Parkinson
cannot give clear account, When he
recovered himself he was in the water
surrounded by floating timbers. One Of
these he seized. and he succeeded in keep
ing himself a1oat until he saw the life
boat His cry for help was heard and
he was picked up and brought ashore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
A BEAsTLY WAGER.
Burlington Man Stopped from Indirectly
Killing His Horses

Burlington, Feb. 22.--If Humane Agent
Fuller had not interfered yesterday with
l.. Lothrop. driver for John Mckenzie
of South Burlington, Mr. Lothrop would
have added $50 TO his hank account
and could have said that his horses haul.
ed the largest load Of Ice Of the season
of Lake Champlain. Mr. Lothrop wag-
cred $3.50 that his team could outclass
all other local teams in hauling large
loads Of ice and so a load consisting Of
AZ cakes, weighing nearly eight tons,
were placed upon the sled and the horses
were started on their hard journey. At
the steep bank at the foot Of Maple
street, however, while the horses were
struggling and painting, Humane Agent
Fuller appeared upon the scene and made
Mr.. Lothrop unload the entire eight
tons Of ice.
This will probably stop the ice haul
ing contests for this season. For the
past week horses have been struggling
of the ice with loads that would have
crippled burlington It Lamoille loco
motive, and IL the rivalry had existed
until today, II is probable that some
teamster would have tried to haul the
breakwater to the shore
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
Programme at wlllIamstown.

Williamstown. Feb 22.-The pro.
glamme for the entertainment TO be Civ,
en- under the auspices of the Village I'M
provement society at the town hall this
evening is a follows;
Music, "Sleep, My Flower" "s.....
...,.... Misses Nixon and JET
fords, Messrs. Jeifords and Gallant
Recitation, MAS Got Christian Sci
ence,p .,...........,.. Leo Edison
Tableau. Two Scenes, Before and AZ.
ter the Battle.
Music, Little Jessie .........
Susie Lougee aud Hazel Flanders
Recitation, "Sugaring 0tf,'...~....
..,.,.s. Percy Jeffords
Dialogue Two Scenes, a Matrimon-
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Music, "The Rainy Day Brigade
Murrey, James Mari. Sibley Young
........,. Ernie Passera, Laura
Recitation How She Saved Breganz,'
..,........,....... Amy Walbridge
Song with tableaux, ''The Mistletoe
Bough'
Recitation. sisters Beau. Lester Holt
Music, Flowers OF summer" .
.!............., Catherine
Young. Elsie Martin Phyllis Muir.
rey. Blanche Godfrey. Maud Wilfore
Paper, "Williamstown Herald" $50
.........s...,. By Local Editors
Music, "Fawn.footed Mamie ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Evelyn Beed
Dialogue, Three Scenes, Seeking ifs
Fortune"
Scenes from Deacon fuckers Kitchen
Tableau "Fhe Fairy Queen" 4..,
..........+ Marguerite Eison
Music, "The Grenadicrs8 ...t.....
......... CLAYTON Spencer, Jack
Anurrcy Frank Hunton, John Badger