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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
POINTING Up FOR CARLISLE
Coach Cole Drilling His Men to Block
Plays of the Indians.
ADMITS THEY ARE WORTHY FOES
Both Teams Particularly Anxious to
Win This Game on Account
of Their recent De-
feats.

LINCOLN, Nov. 2s.-(special.)-when
Nebraska and the Carlisle Indians meet
next Wednesday in the first post-season
game ever scheduled for a great Corn
husker eleven. there probably will be
the most brilliant foot bali ever seen on
a Nebraska field, for both teams are In
the pink of condition and in the right
mood for a sensational struggle. Both
elevens will be fighting to redeem laurels
lost to other teams this fall and should
battle in the grandest style. Nebraska
wants to cover over as much as possible
the blot left on its record by the Kan
sas defeat, and can do that only by win
ming from the redmen. The Carlisles.
Inundated by Minnesota, the team that
Nebraska held 10 a tie score, are anxious
to defeat the C~ornhnskerss In a grand ef-
fort to show that the victory of the
Gophers was not deserved and that the
Indians are better than any eleven In the
west.
The Indians expect TO WIN. Whatever
fear they had of the Cornhuskers before
Thanksgiving was d~issipated that day,
when they easily conquered the famous
st. Louis university by the score OF IL
to o. That game gave them confidence
and they regard tthe Cornhusker game
as already won.
Nebraska has never played the Indians
before and they do not understand all
the finer points Of the famous plays Of
the redmen, but Coach King Cole feels
that he has some trick plays that will
keep the men from the east guessing
for the first few minutes OF the game.
II he can do that his chances of having
a winning team will be excellent, for
II is a well-known fact that IL the In
dams are ~outplayed and beaten In the
first five or ten minutes of the game
they are easy victims 70 rthe remainder
of the contest. But If they get the edge
on their opponents during the early part
of the game there usually is no stopping
them in the rest of the play. tits with
these facts before him that Coach Cole
is preparing his pupils for the struggle
next Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
Man who Threw Gotch.

MARsHALLTOwN. Ia, Nov. 2s.-Cspe-
ciai.)-"Dan" Mcleod OF Cleyelsnd. o., and
George Springer OF Des Mis- have been
matched to wrestle In tails city on the
evening OF Wednesday, December ?. Nc
Leod has a wide reputation and he has the
distinction Of having twice thrown Frank
Gotch-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
some of YOst's Methods.

He is training the cornhuskers to play
the greatest kline of ball for the opening
fifteen minutes so that they can beat back
the Indians on the offense and repulse
them on the defense. He is using some OF
the famous Hurry Up" Yost methods and
will send his men into the game to play
fast and aggressive ball for the first flf-
teen minutes They will be instructed to
use every means to score on the redmen
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
scores Of season:

=
OF the fifty-one trials for goal after
touchdown. thirty-eight were successful
and thirteen missed. Gardner kicked all
but six OF these. OF this years team the
Relieving men will graduate. Mckinney,
captain; Lahmer. quarter; Entriken, tackle;
Carlson. tackle; Sears. half; Neavies.
guard; Prsntiss, full. and Fricke, guard.
Captain mckinney the start.
Mckinney IL considered by many to be
thu best half back that ever represented
the Omaha High schpol. He is an all
around player. being equally strong on
dsfsnse and offenss. There have been
several men on the team who were brilliant
runners. hut none who could equal him In
al departments Of the game. As a Inc
ennAshsr he Il a marvel. With the smallest
posaible opening hs IL through and away
before the forwards can touch him. Many
times this season he broke through the line
| and ran free for a touchdown. He Is
Ilqualiy strong on running the ends and IN
spsn field lodging. On the defense he
rs the mainatay OF the team, seldom was
forward pass attempted by the opponents
rat he did not break IL up and whenever
man got free OF the forwards Mckinney
me up 30 fast that the man was downed
tore scarcely passing the line OF scrim-
age. He made an excellent captain. hold
tho men together and by his example
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

CONTINUED on Second Pags.)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Northcroft kicked off 4 the army
yard line ana Greble carried h BALL
three yards. On tie first lineup e
kicked to Jones IN midfield. A bad
Slinglun to Northcroft. placed the b
the navys thirty-eight-yard line. p
was injured in the scrimmage anco
was called for a minute. Moro
runted TO the army's twenty -elsh.
line n Hyatt wal downed IN MS Z
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
CONSIDER PROPOSITION TO CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS-Notic to the
stock holders Of Honolulu Plantation Company
Is hereby given that ia pursuance OF resolu-
ton OF the Board of Directors Of said corpora
tiOn. passed and adopted at meeting of said
board. held at the office of the corporation in
the city and county OF San Francisco. state of
special meeting of the stock holders af
Honolulu Plantation Company will be held at
the office of the corporation. room 204. No.
26s Market ST., in the city and county of San
Francisco. state of California (the same being
the office and principal place of business OF
the corpora ton and the building where the
Board OF Directors usually meets. on Friday,
The Is; day OF May, 1905, at il O'Clock a. In
for the purpose of considering and acting unon
propc sltioU TO create bonded Indebtedness
Of said corporation to the amount of mil
lion (sl.eoo.0ool dollars In United States gold
coin TO the end and for the pnrposs of re-
funding tk> existing indebtedness If the cor
porstion to the extent of one million Isl ,000.-
oool dollars, which bonded indebtedness shall be
secured by mortgage upon all Of the prop
erty, both real and personal, now owned by
the corporation, and which it may hereafter
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Dated February 2e. 1905; ,
Secretary of Honolulu Plantation Company.
IT is mutually agreed between Fred s. Kill
der hrm name Of Fred s. Kilbourne Co. 49,
sen sss cfe March s. dssSs 1853 sris ! to
retiring. All accounts due said company TO be
paid TO J. P Creager and all liabilities to be
PAID by him. FRED S. KTLBOURNE
J. P. cREAGER.
HAVING sold my interest in the carriage and
wagon painting business at 50610 Davis ST.
Jan Z 1905 / viii be responsible for no bills
or accounts from that date ARTHUR
TOfANELLI.
TO Whom IT May Concern: / will not be re-
spoBsible for any bills contracted by my wife.
Antonette Hauer. J. b. HAUER-
SEWING MACHINES
DoMEsTIC-Best. cheapest; all kinds rented
repaired, exchanged; needles and supplies for
eli makes J. W EVANS, agent 1888 0'Far-
reii st near Fillmore; phone West 360i.
STANDARD. National Automatic. White Singer.
up. T. S. COHEN, 1916 o'Farrell. West 57s1
SINGERS. Whites. all makes. $40 up; I'd hand
So; renting, repairing. 81 up: White Agcy., 20S
SELL. BUY AND REPAIR ALL KINDS
CHAs. PLAMBECK. 1912 18TH ST. NEAR
DOLORES.
/ SELL. buy and repair all kinds. CHAS.
PLAMEECK. 1912 18th st. near Dolores.
TRUsSEs
SPECIALISTS IN truss fittings CLARK-GAN-
DION COMPANY. i25s 9. g. av. or. FILLMORE.
WINDOW SHADES.
at short notice. GEO. WALCoM. 6S7 Turk.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-26
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
FOR sale--One OF the largest, most slightly lots
in all Claremont; owner wishes to sell previ-
GUS to an European trip; q reduction Of $500
on former price: another, bungalow lot with
most unobstructed bay view in all Berkeley:
only $1,75O.
For rent-A large, new. room house on
corner commanding unobstructed view of
bay and hlls has hardwood floors, all modern
conveniences and appliances; telephone; beau
tifully furnished, with piano included; for rent
for year; S75 month: blocks from street
cars with prospect for extension past the
door. For fun particulars call up Berkeley 45S
at 2007 Shattnck av.. Key Route terminal
MARY r. THOMAS
A 81 .oo0 house and $1,000 lot house rooms;
lot 54xl30, finished street, sidewalk and
sewer; it's yours for $500 part cash See
WELDON. corner San Pablo and University
ayes, Berkeley.
FOR sale at sacrihce--Large lot in Hotel
Claremont tract for $1.500; half cash. By
owner, 1926 Walnut St, Berkeley.
NEW. modern, room house No. 14O9 Milvia st.,
North Berkeley. for sale by owner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-26
TYPEwRIrERs AND SUPPLIES

n w nIlEnS AND SUPPLIES
MONARCH Visible Typewriter-In the Monarch
visible typewriter all of the writing is in
fuil sight all the time; other makes, second
hand, at very reasonable prices; we rent. re-
pair and inspect; before purchasing ring up
west 5609 or call at 1923 Devisadero ST.
VOLT & ISENBRUCK. dealers.
WE have moved to 2T6 Bush st, Mills bldg.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC.
SPECIAL rental rates; rebuilts, I'd hands, at
bargains; supplies, repairs desks. ALEXAN-
DER CO., 1870 Fillmore st. Tel. West 52SS.
NO Smith. S35. Tie Typewriter Exchange,
1011 Golden Gate av. Tel. Park 973.
WALTER A. SCOTT, 51s Market st; ali makes
from S25: supplies. repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-26
FRUITvALE REAL estate

NEW cottage, rooms. pantry. brick, founda
ton; lot 25x120: Goth st. near Gilman.
blocks west of San Pablo av.: 81. 200; finished
Owner. 1.009 Goth st. Oakland.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28
SARASATE SILB 4DO

AunQue la Erase resulta POGO plado-
sa, es 10 cierto que he tendo la salts
facc6n de yer slbado al insigne yioIi-
nista cuya muerte llora hoy el mundo
entero.
81 10 lIega saber tempo Rodri-
guez San Pedro, dilata mas tempo la
concession Sarasate de Ia gran cruz
de Alfonso XII Porque han de sabcr
ustedes que para conceder esa conde-
coraci0n al gran Sarasate, hubo sus
mas sus menos.
La iniciativa parti6 del presidente
del Consejo de ministros senor Maura,
quien indic6 al ministro de lnstruc-
ci6n P1blica, ell ano pasado, 10 Justo y
oportuno que seria dar dicha gran cruz
al celebre violinista. Hay que advertir
que el senor Maura no conocla perso-
nalmente Sarasate LIE habia dido CO.
mo lie hemos dido todos, lie admiraba
como todos le admirabamos, Y penso
que era bora de que ell ilustre navarro
que honraba d Espafa, ostentase una
condecoraci0n que sc cre0 para los
hombres verdaderamente admirados y
admirables.
Las veces que tuyo que hablar al Sc
nor Rodriguez San Pedro, para que ell
decreto sc extendiese No pasaron me-
nos de sIete & ocho meses de instancias,
ruegos Y recordatorios, hasta que ell de-
creto aparecio en- La Gaceta' >, prin-
cipios del ano corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28

guiendo luego su Marcia Llegado al
portal, mando al centinela que abriera,
10 Que este hizo en- efecto; pero al pasar
por el puente levadizo tropezo con otro
teniente que iba leyendo, que sin le-
vantar la vista lie grito ''i Estnpido,
torpe -
Por fin Sc encontro ell fugitive fuera
del recinto de la ciudadela, donde le es-
peraba otro incidente. Dos trabajado-
res que venian en- direction opuesta lie
dirigieron una pregunta; pero el prin-
cipe, sin contestarles, acelero el paso
v pronto sc encontr0 ante la reja del
cementerio, donde debia esperarle un
vehiculo Este no habia llegado toda-
via. Y el fugitive deposit6 su MADEIRA
Y Sc quito la blusa Y el pantaon azuI
quedandose con el traje de dbrea Por
fin compareci6 81 vehiculo, que en POGO
tempo le llev6 Valenciennes. V desde
ALI paso Ell ferrocarril la frontera bel
ga Estaba libre.
Dentro de la fortaleza So dcsarroIla-
ban entire tanto. algunas esceuas ira
gic0micas FL doctor Conneau habia
puesto I'm muncco de paia vestido Ell
la CANA del principe. y manejaha con
destreza potcs y medcamentos, pre-
textando una indlsposicion del princi-
pc. Asi 10 declare tambien al captain
Demarle cuando este practice su vista
cotidiana, rogandoIe que DO mole>tara
al enfermo haSla mas tarde
FL capitan accedio y voivlo despues
del almuerzo. III medico entonces Sc
quito del lado del eufermo y tingl5 ba
blar con este desde Ia puerta Per Sc
eunda pez loer6 del captan oo eStor-
barrie. este uuy condesceudlente ~
marcho pero al volver por tercera vez
al mcdodia OR dc nuevo De labios
del mtdico que Il enfermo dormia ex-
clam6
-. Pero no dormira siempre AqW
esperare Y d~>pues ae haber eseu-
chado atentamcnte, proslguio I'll
principe se esta moviendo
-No-contest6 n mtdco. dtjele
listed dormir
Al captain So le acabo Ia paeiencla.
{ inquieto y receloso empuj6 la puerta
del dormltorio y So acerc6 la cana.
doude Sc cncontr6 frcnte al muneco de
PAPA.
FL principe ha -exclamo.
Ash es-contest6 con calma a me
dico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28
Los rtytN De una tlagpdIa

Eu Il Juzeado dc instruction dc
Buena Vista, de Madrid. ~ celebr6 ii
30 del mes pr6ximo pasado Ia subasta
pnblica de los obietos que pertenecle-
ron al tristemcnte ctlebre Moral Y
que le fueron ocupados cuando cometi6
su crmen
Son los Siguieutcs
Primer l0te:
In gaban DE los Hamados rusos. un
maletin de cuero, una americana dc pa
nilla color aceituna, un pautal6n de pa
no color cafe, una americana idcm ia.
id., un pantalon dc lama color girls. otro
dem de pana. un chaIeco de lana color
cafe, un traje interior de lama. dos ca
misetas de lana, siete camisas tres
calzoncillos Tasado en- $3.50 pesetas.
Segundo lote
Diecisels pares de calcetines, veinte
panuelos dc diferentes classes. diez cue
Hos para camisa cuatro pares de pu-
nos, una manta de viaie, I'm chaleeo.
dos cinturones, dos gorras, una blusa
azul una cazadora de tela azul. un Dar
de botas de ana pieza, un par de guam
tes de gamuza, nsombrero flexible
negro, IN paraguas de seda, un par de
alpargatas, una navajo de afeitar. un
par de tirantes. una chalina, un reloi
de acero extraplano, una Guia de Es-
pa1a Y Portugal, cuatro Manuales de
lenguas dos pares de lentes, una Gaia
de MADEIRA, un ball muy usado an
libro titulado Las grandes aplicacio-
nes de la electricidad Tasado en- $500
pesetas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28

Desde entonces, cuando Il veia en-
San Sebastian 8 en- Biarritz, le pregun-
taba:
Don Pablo. 5cuando asistimoS a
ctra silba?
Y mas de una vez me contestl:
ii No 10 quiera el eielo, 81 ha de ser
con tan triste motive como 10 fu6 en-
tonces
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28
Angel NJ. CASTELL.


Dias pasados registrabamos EN- estas
eolumnas FL 6xsto iograd, por los her
manos Wright y por Delagrange, con
sus aeroplanos. triuufos que daban una
gran ventala los aparatos mas pesa-
dos que el aire'. en- Ia rivalidad cue
sostienen con los dirigibles, sea los
mas ligeros que el aire"
De los dos hermanos Wright, Orville,
espeeialmente, que hace sus espericn-
eias EN- los Estados Unidos, ha hecEo
cuauto se propouia eon su aparato
Antes dc regresar Europa para
reunirse con su hermano Wilbur, inten-
tara realizar las pruebas ohcialcs para
veuder su aeroplano al Gobierno nor
teamericauo, en- los euaes habra he
aIustarse las siguentes condolences
llevar IN II aparato los personas que
peseu entire ambas gnas $50 libras ln
ele@as conbustible para volar l23
utlas hacer n recorrIdo minimo de
- kil6metros en una bora
Para darse cuenta d. los rapldos
progresses realizados en la aviaci6n
bastard leer los datos que reproduce
mos i continuation
III dia II de Abril, Delagrange reco-
rrl6 eu lssy les-Moullneaux 1925 me
tros eu seis minutes Y treinta segltn-
dos ID n de Mayo Il mismo aeronau-
ta recorria en Roma ocho Kilometres
en . minutes Y 30 segandos \ q 30 ~
kil0lnetr0s IJ0 pptros "a ounce nl-
nutos veiutlciueo seguudos al - de
JUNO. Delagrange en- su@ experlencias
de Milan. eonseguia reeorrer Is kil0-
metros medic en diecsels minutes y
treinta scgundos q . de Julio, Henry
Farman cubria una dlStancia no me
dda en velute minutes y veinte segun-
dos. d , de Septlembre, Wilbur
Wright ia Auvours, Ileeaba a los ~
Kilometres en l9 minutes y - segun-
dos v. por ultlmo, Delagrangc. eu 6 y
de Septiembre. recoria - kilometres
eu % minutes y - Segundos, y una
dlstancia no medida IN y minutes
Los diarios franceses recuerdan estv>
dias. con NAL disimuada tristeza que
hace seis amos siendo ministro de Ia
guerra M Etienne pudierou comprar
por 10 mncho dinero el aparato de los
hermanos Wright, no 10 hicieron
porque alguien dijo, habIando de etlos
que eran dos charlatanes informales
Ahora una sociedad. De la que forma
parte el enthusiastic propagandista de
Ia aviaei6n NJ. Deuchts. esta EN- tratos
con Wilbur para adqnirr su maquna
ria en- 0,000 frances
En- otras naciones sc trabaja tam
ben con entusasmo y perseverance,
en- este problema, tan intimamente re-
laclonado con el arte militar
En- Inglaterra Sc hacen, sin darles
pubicidad, ensayos con un dlrlgibe
militar; en- Russia han fracasado las
pruebas que Sc hacian con un aeropla-
no. pero Sc va d construir otro modi
ficando el tipo.
En- Italia, I'm ioven, Bartolo Uleana,
Sc hala en- Pisa dispuesto lanzarse
i los aires con IN aeroplano de su in
venci6n. Tratase de IN aparato en- for
ma de pajaro, movido por dos motores
de 80 cabalIos cada uno, con freno auto
matico, dos helces IN radiator. Las
alas que tiene son dexibles y Sc les pue-
de imprimir un moylmiento anaiogo
las de los pajaros. La armadura es de
acero, el aparato mlde II metros de
largo por 10 de ancho.
En- Espana continna sns trabajos con
gran perseverance, el ilustre Torres
Quevedo.
De proposito hemos delado para la
Ultima 4 Alemania. para hacer constar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28
4 los SrScrIDtOroS Y AgODtcS

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscrip-
torres 4 este diario sino desde ell primero
de cada mes. Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los
aaeren con posterioridad no sc tomaran en-
euenta nj surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
hAsta ell dfs dltimo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28

Corria el verano de 1898 Los tras-
atlantcos, convertidos en- hospitales,
casi en- cementerios fotantes, llegaban
nuestros puertos, trayendo de Cuba
Y Filipinas milares de soldados enfer-
mos heridos
La corte no veraneo aquel ano pero
hubo en- San Sebastian veraneantes que
prestaron su concurso, undo al de la
poblacion. para una fiesta celebrada en-
el Gran Casino i beneficio de los infel-
ceS repatriados
La marquesa de Squilache, como tie
ne por costumbre. fue de las primeras
que acuderou la fiesta. pidiendo IN
paIco que pago con I'M eheque de diez
mil pesetas.
Toc6me Il mi solicitar 81 concurso de
los artiStas que halnan de tomar parte
EN- 81 eSpeetaculo. Regina Puecni Ig
uacio Tabuyo Guery6s, aceptaron las
primera~ palabras Sarasate opuso al
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"P1"Fa went" N"f'ae7ie "ei mas
iFe>e"-~'e di]e ~ - i''St''" '"uo.-S
81 hoo'e9@ >of q Sape aSteo que Nls'e
eh 9'3"i''" II ea''f'a 'a "uE H. - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-28

Pero vamos 4 10 que es objeto de es-
tas lineas las silbas q Sarasate.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-09-10
On Trial.


A Scotchman stood beside the bed
of his dying wife. and in fearful ac-
cents asked was there anything he
could do for her.
Yes, Sandie." she said: I'm hop
ing you'll bury me in Craeburn kirk
yard"
But, my lass" he cried, "only think
of the awful expensel Would ye
no be comfortable here in Aber-
deen?'
NO, Sandie; I'd no rest In my
grave unless ! were buried in Crae-
burn
TITS too much you're askin'." said
the loving husband, "and l cannot
promise ye ony such thing"
Then, Sandie. I'll no give you ony
peace until my bones are at rest In
my native parish"
''Ah. weel. Maggie" said he. "I'll
Just gie ye a three-month trial in
Aberdeen. an see how ye get along
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-09-10
POINTER BY THE PIckPockEr.
Best Method for the Protection Of q
Diamond Stud.

AN acquaintance OF mine had .
queer experience the other day" said
a man who has not much faith In any
thing. "A short time ago he was in
troduced to a pickpocket by a friend.
The pickpocket is one of the best in
the business.
My friend didn't think anything
more about him. but the other night
he was in Q saloon. after he had been
celebrating most of the day. He was
pretty happy and the pickpocket came
In. My friend had diamond stud in
his tie with screw attachment. The
pickpocket walked up.
You may not remember me- he
said, but | met you the other night
with SO and SO. Take bit OF advice
from me. You may loze that sinner
of yours If you're not careful
Then the plckpocket looked at the
diamond. He said the screw attach
ment wouldn't stop good thief from
getting the diamond. but he could fix
1t. He flshed around in his pockets
and produced rubber band, which he
tied around the screw.
Now he said. they can only get
your stone by biting 1t on"
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-09-10
a SIMPLE SAFEGUARD IN suvlNo
PAINT.

Everybody should know how simple
anu easy II is to avoid all uncertainty
IN buying paint materials. There are
many so-cailed white leads on the
market, which contain chalk, zinc,
barytes, and other cheap adulterants.
unless the property owner takes ad-
vantage of the simple means OF pro
tecuon Afforded him by reliable white
lead manufacturers. he runs great risk
OF getting an Inferior and adulterated
white lead.
~ is to protect the paint-buyer
against fraud and adulteration that
National Lead Company. the largest
makers of genuine Pure White Lead,
place their famous Dutch Boy Paint
or trademark on every keg of their
product. an absolute guarantee OF Its
purity and quality. Anyone who wants
TO make practical test of white lead.
and who wants a valuable free book
about painting, should address Ma
tional Lead Company, Woodbridge
Bldg. New York, and ask for test
equipment.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-09-10
CARRIED oEsrvss roo FAn.
Doy's Action Possibly ApproprIaf1
But somswhat Unnecessary.


Vivian Burnett. the original Of the
stillremembered Little Lord Fauntle-
roy. at the Chicago convention dis
cussed with reporter a certain party
maneuver.
They went too far there" said Mr..
Burnett. They made themselves
ridiculous by their excess Do you
know what they reminded me of
They reminded me OF a juvenile elo-
cutionist my mother often tells about
This lad. at school treat, got up
to recite the first piece OF his life. He
was ambitious; he wished TO make a
great success of his piece: and he had
been told by his teacher that the Sc
cret OF eiocution was the gesture-for
every phrase Its fitting gesture.
The opening line OF the boys se-
lection was The comet lifts Its tail
OF fire.'
The overzealous boy. to n, It's prop.
er gesture to this line. lifted up the
tail of his coat and held It out In Q
horizontal position