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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06
Collector HOughtOn RESIGNED.

o. R. Houghton, deputy collector
and inspector, stationed at Alburgh,
resigned May /, to accept the pas
torate of the Bakersfield Congrega-
tional church at Bakersfield. His
place at Alburgh has been filled by
the transfer of H. A. Rice from
Noyan Junction, whose place has
been filled by the promotion of o.
W. Webster and his transfer from
West Berkshire has not yet been
filled.
E. F.. Garvin, veteran Of the
Civil War, of Essex Junction, and
]. C. Ford of West Enosburgh have
been appointed inspectors at Mon
treal. These two positions are new
appointments and an increase of the
force.
Mr.. Houghton has been in the
customs service since July, 1902.
During large part of the time he
has been an inspector on the train
running between Montreal ad AL
burgh ad while waiting in Montreal
between trains has studied theolo-
gy and has received degree from
McGill University.
Barn On House OF Correction Farm.
Work has already been begun on
the new barn which is to be erect
ed at the house of correction, Rut-
land. The new building will be
situated between the marble shops
and the green house on the east
side of the institution and will be
three-story structure 40 feet wide
and so feet long. The materials
will be concrete wherever possible
and the work is being done by
gang of about 20 of the prisoners,
under the direction of John F.
Smith. The corners of the building
and the trimmings will be Of stone
and the Orders will be of iron.
The ground floor will be devoted TO
cattle stable and carriage rooms.
The second floor will be used Cor
harness rooms, wash room, tool
room an diced room in conn ection
with horse stables. Tho third floor
will be used for a hay loft. The
basement will be nine feet high
from the floor to the ceiling while
while the second story VIII Be -
feet high. The entire building VII
be steam heated, and will be SUP
piled with running hot and cold wa
ter, and lighted by electricity. On
the southeast corner of the building
an octagonal silo will be built, and
this will be of concrete with en-
frances on each floor. The build
ing will be ready for use by Au-
gust |
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

Principal C. P. Holland of the st.
Johnsbury Academy has announced
the commencement part of the class
of 1909. Although the class is some
what smaller this year than usual
it has a larger number of honor
students. The valedictorian will be
William Boynton and the saluta-
torian, Miss May Wiley. The other
speakers will be Miss Isabel Gas
kill. Miss Ethel Goss, Miss Dora
Hastings of Waterford, Miss Winni-
fred Merrill, Harold Penniman and
Glenn Roundy of Burke The COM
mencement exercises will be held
on June IS, preceded by the class
day exercises on June II.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

The Garde Champlain, military
company composed of members of
the Union st. Jean Baptiste dAmer-
ique, closed a most successful three
days tombola at st. Agnes hall in
St. Johnsbury. There were 80 men,
bers of the garde and as they own
only % uniforms the object of the
tombola was to raise enough money
for a complete outfit of uniforms.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

Aleck Seekoski, aged 10 years,
employed in the Albertson marble
mill at West Rutland, died last
Friday at the Proctor hospital, SIX
hours after being crushed under a
block of marble. He was balancing
a large slab, which fell on him.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

The Bennington Gas Light Co.,
has this week advanced the price
of gas from $3.50 to 81. 80 the 1000
feet. 1t argues that the quality of
gas is so much better than hitherto
furnished customers that the latter
will not need to use so much and
that in consequence net cost will be
no greater than the lower schedule.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

A conditional pardon has been
granted to Ben Carpenter of Brain
tree, who was at the June term of
Orange county court sentenced to
the house of correction for a term
of one year, not to exceed one year
and three months, for the crime Of
maliciously killing cattle. A condi-
tional pardon has also been grant
ed to Frank Meecham, of Braintree,
who at the same term of court was
sentenced to the house of correction
for the same term, for the crime Of
statutory rape.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

The Grand Army veterans are
talking Col. A. B. Franklin of
Townshend for department COM
mander. Colonel Franklin was lieu
tenant colonel of the Eighth YER
mont regiment and was a member
of the house of representatives in
1900. =
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

Fred j. Guerin, permanent man
at the st. Adams fire station, met
with a painful accident Friday after
noon while engaged in painting the
interior of the station. Mr.. Guerin
was on step ladder when it col
lapsed, throwing him to the floor.
He fell distance of about ten feet
striking on his back. Dr.. Alan Dav-
idson was called, and although the
injuries are not serious, Mr.. Guerin
will be confined to the house for
several days. William n. Barnes of
the call force is now on the per-
manent list until Mr.. Guerin is able
to resume his duties.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

By the will of Miss Elizabeth
Brigham, who died at her home in
Brookline Saturday, $1,50O,000 is
given to the Robert B. Brigham
hospital for incurables for the
founding and maintaining Of which
her brother, the late Robert B.
Brigham, left the bulk of his for
tune. Miss Brigham. whose estate is
estimated at $4,000, 900, leaves ST.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

A hearing is in progress before
Judge n. n. Post of st. Adams, in
the case of State VS. Joseph Raymore
for alleged manslaughter, in caus-
ing the death of Chester A. James,
whom he assaulted Monday night.
States Attorney Elmer Johnson of
St. Adams is directing the states
efforts while the respondent Is
represented by Emmett McFeeters
of Enosburg Falls. Mr.. James died
Friday morning and an autopsy was
performer on the body by DR.. B
H. Stone and Doctor Sprague OF
Burlington, and DR.. l.. M. Brown
of Sheldon, 1t was discovered that
there was a break in the aorta, the
great artery forming the main trunk
of the arterial circulation. The
chest cavity was filled with blood
probably causing death. The ques-
ton to be determined is whether the
break in the aorta would have hap
pened if there had been no assault.
Mr.. James was SO years old and is
survivd by his wife, who was Miss
Emily Comings of Berkshire. For
years he had lived in this vicinity
and enjoyed a large circle of friends
The funeral was held at the house
Monday afternoon at l o'clock. Ray
more was before Judge Post Tues
day and was held in the sum of 5000
for his appearance at the Septem-
Der term of the Franklin county
court. States Attorney Johnson.
while returning from Richford to
St. Adams heard of the death OF
Mr.. James and at once ordered the
officers here to take charge of Ray
more.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

n. II. Barrows, superintendent of
the American Wooden Co.'S mills at
Winooski for the last seven years,
has resigned his position and May
10 will go to Waterville, Me-, where
he has purchased a mill.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

The lease of land for the purpose
of building a race track at Burling-
ton was filed at the city clerks Of
flee on Monday. The lease is of the
Intervale property Of F. B. Calkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Brown to
the Burlington Driving Club. 1t
provides for an oval half-mile track
on Riverview farm 40 feet wide ex-
cepting at the corners where it will
be 80 feet in width. The property
is leased at an annual rental of 800
per year for period OF five years.
Work has been begun on it and it is
expected to be in condition for
brushes in a short time. The
ground has already been plowed and
narrowed and ]. E. Cushman is
completing the building of the track.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
En- el Supreme
UNA ALTERATION DE LA PAZ

Esta maiiana Sc vic en- la sala del Su-
premo, un recurso de apelaci6n contra
una sentencia de la Corte de Distrito de
Aguadilla, contra ReimundO Miranda.
Ell acusado voluntaria y maliciosa-
mente increp6 con palabras obscenas a
Carmen Hernandez, cuyO hecho fue de-
nunciado por el esposo de la ofendida.
La Corte considerable las pruebas en-
contra de Miranda conden6 este ~
meses de arresto y al pago de las CO.'S
tas.
Contra esta sentencia apel6.
En- la vista de esta maiiana el fiscal
Rossy sostuvo las conclusiones de la Cor
te inferior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
10 que dice M. GEahIanv

Ell Comisionado Grahame, repitio aver
a un reporter una information que ha-
ce tempo suministr6 tambien a nuestro
Representative.
Mr.. Grahame, hablando de las obras
de la Penitenciaria, dijo 10 siguiente:
En poder del arquitecto autor del pro-
yecto para la construction de una peni-
teneiaria en- San Juan, Sc encuentran los
pianos y te-proyecto para la referida
obra y devueltos&que sean Sc comenzara
aquella. Sc hara por ahora um edificio
de $120000 fin de albergar en- el los
confinados pero a medida que Sc obten-
ga despues mayor asignacion, Sc iran ha-
ciendo las otras obras que Sc creyeron
necesarias para llevar efecto ell proyec-
to complete no podian hacerse con los
$120000 asignados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
El senior Spa

En- el vapor correo espaiiol gua
debe negar maiiana q nuestro puerto.
embarca el 'sezor Ramon Spa, en- bus
ca de Ia anunciada compahia de zar>
zuela en- que figuran las ceaebradas Il
Pies Candida Suarez y Amalia de
IEaura.
La eompaiiia esta actuando en- Sc
villa, y seg1n nos dnce el se1or Spi,
puede estar en- San Juan el 28 de Di-
ciembre-
I Desaamos concpleto sxito al actiso
empre<aTM. c :, ', q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
D ST. De Diego en- la prelsa

ola Bandera Americana" de aver
publica la gacetilla siguiente.
"El seiior AIdea. Sc halla en- Mama
ii, colocando acciones para TN peri6--
dico del cual sera Director ell senior
Jose de Diego.
Venga Ell nuevo colega."
El seiior de Diego, dinigio hace po-
co un un despacho a un diario de es-
ia ciudad, que dice asi.
"Es absolutamente incierto q. trate
de fundar peri6dico, aumque hay quien
utliza por varios pueblos carta mia
ap6crifa con fmma falsificada.
de DIEGO"
Creemos, pues, que el senior de Die
go, no ha autorizado a nadie para ha
Ger propaganda periodistica en- La is
La.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
Louis S. Curt

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar aE
seTior Louis S. Curt, que ha Aegade
aver en- ell vapor frances, procedente
de Santo Domingo.
Ell senior Curt, representa- una impOr~
tante fabrica de camas de Barcal0, Ruf
falo. :.
LIE deseamos aqui buenos negocios-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
M@{la del &l6a

N NVS\S SSo
acknowledgements que ha estado dlscre-
tisimo Mr.. Post. Esta vez, sus deciar'-
clones ma ,eyantaran tempestades nj pro-
vocaran discusiones.
Ha hablado sin apartarse un apiece NC
los preceptos redentoristas.
s. Ha dicho que estamos proSperos.
~ nesar de la inexactitud manifesto dc
10 ofr,nac;66n indemostrable, nadle ha de
.onmoyerse por la declaration, nj mucho
,,anos bs de sentir indignaciones irrlta-
bles. -,
Esta va tan gastada la Erase. liza sldo
d;cha tantas veces por funclonarlos oe
todas las categorias burocratlcas y de TO-
aas las capacidades intelectuales. :. ma
sido explotada con intenciones tan ol-
versus tan repetida por la tutorla' que
va la esc.,cha el pueblo isleno, como una
vieia cansona cantaleta.
F., ST Mr.: Post esta cansado de ruldo y
aspira a penetrar en- silencio en- paz
con la colonia, despues de los ultlmos dlas
turbulentos de su gobierno colonial, Nd
ha pod;do esquivar con mas aclerto Ia IN
saciable. curosidad periodlstica, MI ha
podido. para salir del paso, encontraf
ma Erase de menos efecto.
Antes, ,>cuando no estaba tan 'gastada,
aun habia quien evocaba ante la mons
truosa falsedad, ell cuadrO de mlserla de
Ia region cafeteria, las legiones de emil
rrantes buscando en- lejanos suelos Ell
precario sllstcn1o. pero va, cuando a
f,1erza de hacerse los sordos los gobler-
nos: ha llegado a la opinion el convencl-
miento perfecto de que no Sc quleren or
sus protestas. no vale la pena de tomar el
,tono levautado Y en6rgico, el gesto que
corresponds las negatives contunden-
tes. sine que Sc oye la Erase con la indlfe-
rente friafdad de algo que va nos es abu-
rridamente familiar.
Y tai vez contaba Mr. Post con ese
efecto. Fl reclamo de la prosperldad, cs
sin duda eli mas satsfacterio y grato que
al pueblo americana lie agrada DIR.
Puerto Rico esta pr6spero!.... Y va
no neceSita, va no quiere saber NADIA
mas ell pueblo que ha tornado su cargo
y ha delegado en- SUI gobierno, la tarea
providenciaI de hacernos felices
81 tenemos la pposperidad jque mas
queremos?
.' Y resulta que esta Erase estereotipada
por la tutoria, produce ALA, en- la me-
tr6poli, los mismos aquietadores efectos
que aca, en- La colonia
Aqul sabemos que es una fila ESQ de
la prosperidad, pero como Sc ha repetido
tanto, va no nos impresiona
ALA Sc Green que es cierto, y como el
criterio de aquel pueblo es distinto al
nuestro, y ALI Sc tiene un concepto muy
extrano de nuestras necesidades aspi-
raciones, cuando Sc habla de prosperi-
dad parece como que Sc ha dado mila-
grosamente la soluci6n de los problemas
coloniales
Ell pals del dollar no comprende, no
puede comprender como un pueblo que
esta pr6spero puede vivir descontento. .
He ahi ell doble efecto de la Erase uti-
lizada por ell ex-gobernador de- Puerto
Rico.
Contintia, pues, el reclamo de la colo
nizaci6n redentorista, por la suggestion
irresistible de la prosperidad derramada
sobre el pals por la eficacia de los nue.
vos metodos.
Mr. Post 10 ha expiotado una vez mas.
La prensa americana habra repetido la
intervid del ex-gobernador, llevado la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

La canci6n del rio, con todo su en-
porio de bordAdos y espadanas, con sns
bandadas de garzas y martinetes, CON
su amplio fest6n de Grica urdimbpe de
ramajes y flores, tampoco tiene la
scntida poesia de los chorros.
Ell rio es murmurador, su cancidn
es monotona. Els un poeta rlistico, al
tisonante y chill6n. Su entidad come
lirico es acknowledgements grande, xtr
potencia orquestral, sublime, pero care
ce de pulimento artistico. Els el adj
mirable vagabundo pastor de las mon
tanas. Su risa es estrepitosa, locsy
de algarabia; tiene todas Las carcaia-
das de los corros infantiles, mas care
&c de cierta exquisitez sensib4era, que
tambien sienta al poetico chorro.
En- La nuvia, deaizandose por entire
ell esttche de naso de las flores y Ia
'policroma hojarasca, no Sc encuentra
la variedad versificadora del chorre
Las gotas, es verdad, cayendo una 4
una forman una piramide de poemas,
que en- luminosos cOnsonantes ents,-
naciones acentuadas 1ibres, exta-
sian. 80 Son elias, las gotas, como ct
voltijeo de has penas, desgranamloGxe
en- ceniza sobre la desolaci6n ell pa
ramo de Las desilusaones; son las 60
tas del eterno llanto DE la Naturale
"a, fecundante como todos los llantos,
como todos los sinaabores que hume
decen los ojos.
5Quien mega que una lagrima fort6r
flea y nutre una ideas Tn gran SUI
co del Hanto es TN camino por dOntie
han pasado muchas ideas entire hlan-
dones funerariOs; un surco creadO par
|lagrimas es ell camino por donde ham
discurrido infinitos dolores amargos.
|cada arruga, formada por 81 llantO, es
un r6tulo que dice: aqui munro unaz
algeria! I'm rostrp cruzado, horaxiaals,
por la humedad de las lagrimas, es
una catedra de clinica moral, donde Sc
aprende La alta cirujia de los jdeales.
Aparte, pues, las comparaciones, en-
tonemos I'm himno 4 la poesia saluti-
fera de los chorros? En- nombre de La
salud }e enviamos las gracias def re-
conocimiento. Fuerza y vigor, genera
triz y fortificante ay,,da consuelo
Elasticidad y resistencia los mtisc,1-
los, sabia q las artnc,llaniones, eaRoF q.
la sangre, entonaci6n 4 las viscerass
sois la salud, chorros benditos. Vuesr
ira poesia es la poesia del placer,
vlrestro canto ell placer del ritmo.
Pienso sueiio al amor de los cho-
rros, en- La loca fusion de pensares
v erSonaciones sc dilata mi vida. 6Y
que es La vida, sino ell surtidor conti-
nuo de un manantial perenne y poe
tico, triste q allegro, que llevamos allm
dentro; que es sino un chorro dc
ideas, que Sc esfuman como la niebla
una pianicie de pavesas que deseamoS
apagar, cuando nos abrasan, ron cEio-
rios de algeria; que es sino un arrer-
yo despeHado de esperanzas rotas; que
rs snO aqua, que Sc sOterra, que 81
infiltra, que Sc diluye por los amhit0s
de una anssedad sin termino; que es.
en- fin la vida, sino los chorros de aqua
de que hablaba ell gran Cristo q Ia
Samaritana, que dan la salud eterna,
ALA tan lejos, y donde hay que Sill
bir p0r La escala de los dolores huma-
nOS...-.
Rodrigo Cervantes-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

Mahomet Sanchez inclinado
en- sus equilibrios hueros,
extremandO SUI fnurd
(cual rosa de estercolero)
design6 a Ferrer y GUARDA,
y nos dispar6, al momento
un fmo Ferrer y GUARDIAS. 90,
cual 81 el orador guogiiero
pidiera auxilio 4 la Juerza
de alg1n burgues contra ell cuero;
y porfin, un pobre diablo
de los que al banco subieron,
ampli6 ell apellido Mier
para ingestarle complete!
un guas6n del auditorio,
a varios dijo riendo:
ino saben que significa?
pos una cOsa: ese necio
acostumbra a prolongar
esa Erase, dada en- seco,
y despues a deglutirla
como habitual alimento.
Tapa, cOmpahero, tapa. ~;
de la plaza ell pavimento
do levant6 Ia tribuna.
la jGrka de kabileH0s, -"
produce un olOr insane
de corrupto pudridero. -.
itapa! que la desinfecten
y echen potasa en- el suelo-
ELp1s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

Pruebas: con voz tabernaria,
un orador truculento,
dijo que al ser arriada
de las jc0lmsen0s! (apuestO
que zangano Sc siente
tan distinguido camueso)
arr1ar de las icolmends!
de adiosos~ ~castillos viejos.
ino es colmena, cama,'u. ...!
y 81 no 10 sabe, aprendelo:
el p1blico abri6 los ojos,
- y al YER desliz tan tremendo
diJo un andaluz graciozo,
que estaba la jerya oyendo,
ique toro desfgurao. ..,
bajese, que 10 capeo. ...!
Otro llam6 a no Sc quien
Mis-crobio, (y era camello)
de una Mis-, 4 un drOmedario
hay diferencias; en- serio!
Otro pretendi6 explicar
de I'm patr6geno ell bicepo,
y en- una paIa de ahosGr
10 lanz6 al claustrO matern0;
dijo en- Erase delicada
que un tenorio callejero,
la santidad de una GAIA
(llegando al claustro. :. mastuerzt
GAIA, para hacer mas fn0
un periodic truculento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20
Plato del dfa

Cierra el paraguas, cOmpae!
va pas6 el leve aguacero!
LADRARON los de la jarkG
en- un nsarrOQut perfecto;
insultaron a Ia prensa
y brotGtiUos, e hicieron
anicos la correction
y quemarOn ell criterio
con frases de labio impure,
y tantas pestes digeron
que parecian surtidor
de apestadO basurero.
iVaya, vaya, vaya, vaya!
juro por Mahomet primero,
que Sc acredit6 la jorkG
con frases de tanto esmer0.
Dicen fueron por d0cenas
los desplantes que dijeron,
del idioma para agravio
y en- ofensa de los cl1erdos;
tantos fuerOn los dislates
ALI lanzadOs al vientO,
que aquel meeting parecia
un aborto del inferno,
y los ALI congregados,
en- auditoriO burlesco,
del elogio de Ferrer
nj una palabra entendieron,
y solo Sc percataron
de los dislates, por cientos,
e insultos en- exportones
que lanzaban sin respeto 49,.
porque ESQ solo aplaudia
la .j0rkG en- c0ro dantesco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

II Oet1bre.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-19
BRANCH APPELLATE c0uRT

BKANCH APPBLLATE CUURT
<AXEL CHYTRAUS, Presiding Justice.
INV. MACK, FREDERICK A. SMITH,
A. r. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-19
Judiciary Of Cook County.
AppeLLATe COURT JUDGES

JESSE HOLDOM. Presiding Justice
FRANK BAKER, HENRY V. FIR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-15

NHArNCEY oLCOTT comes TO
SEATTLE once every four years
I'M sslh the regularity Of a tax
1&nw. Last night ne opened at
\ Nocre before an unusually
~ easily pleased and very
kn<.y audience In hts newest
= -EagEed Robin written By
Smsife and elaborated by Rlds
thasn Young.
~ a. Il rot aiarmingly dii-
tvs nnn Oicosfs previous re
~ 4 from the stereotypea
"a .<scsrHmas IN which there
&. IN ,slliau. beautiful and dis.
u~s'l oder. cruel landlord and
r,s .xsszy characters. Hos.
~ gnrk wise In sticking %
IL H. 4 Ass In which audi
mres E1s b sse hlm. The crowd
w aflr ssemed II exceptionally
k,8zlss mvyender To get
esr q ~ sernaeular. they ate
Ia A<;nx q full ehews 70 each
1x,4h' and rsqniFsng no diapep-
a @AesD digest II. Il agreed with
Hsr5oas
ne main features 81 any o. the
01vts plays are OIe0tt himself and
4pf-s songs. The actor has the
~ gfaces. the same irresistible
<nely spirit a. 81 old. and last
NJ be sang exceilently and Of
a Hls crying tenor makes the
~ appeal. thrills a. deeply an
nax 9id Ms Wild lrfah Reese
= an eptrarse encore. ana ne has
pl~ker of biting irish dssilas
1ieA 1Grs nor BEEN heard befa.
&sxs ~ ~hirh wd& him storms
I appizass
RAzEsd Robin Is beautifully
nset. De opening scene. the ap-
pnte q the morning on an Irish
ntsrzre. being as pretty q piece
Sasec1ft a. one Is apt 10 see
~ *ason 0leotl has not cheat.
Sx1 respect 70 his supporting
~11azr His leading character
ne veteran Mark Price.
= IN features. clear cut in
1af cut in acting. aud an
's example OF the
s7xA1ess Of the old school
waning Rose Curry. the
x soman. George Brennan.
~ - been with olcott for many
Is&fs. and the others are en-.
adequate IN a line OF parts
make little. II any. acting
ssants upon them.
a-,sae Who enjoys a clean, well.
N ana capabiy acted Irish
y. 'a !. Win the important add.
"a. q thauneey OIeotrs admirable
;.' ~ voice, viii like Ragged
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liamlct's HoliloQuy, az revised by
Eddie Foy, II as follows.
ITO flee or not to flce. that is the
question.
Whether Il is noblor IN the shine
TO suffer
The sllngs and arrows of outrage
Gus screenings.
Or 10 Ming hia claims against "A
sea % critics
Aud, ! suppose. offend them
To ny. to sneak, 10 blow. and IN
that sneak
To say, end the hoadshakes and
the thousand
Natural Wrongs the profeeh IA
heir 10.
To nv, 20 sneak. aud when that
sneak | make
what meals may Gomez For
where's the eruh7
oh who could bear the trips "a
one night stands.
The presses wrongs. the crowds
damned conbumely.
The trains delay. the panga Of
dcspised hotels.
The insolvency Of managers and
the spurn ~ waiting sheriff
When your trunk ha takes with a
barr suit case
This makes me rather play the
part than fly
What Ho' Some musici"
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.sak Green. the dark complex.
NJ sanlnciator at the Moore.
oesi known to patrons 81
s... .else ~ bis familiar mega
. ~. I. sall after every show. What
~ y Natal with Numbah 234s
-, - mae bis formal debut into
!, 1. 9eif'y tonight by participant.
~ y ne prize cake walk ont AZ
q. '. POSITION Green Il a good
80 walker and already has the
An .'vney counted and spent
/. = logged out Ike an equine
...s an down to the Moore This
~ ''.s 10 his full dress suit 10
~ Manager Cooke pronounce
. ~ II. upon his yalment. Cooke
M nm over carefully. and
- p ~. all right. Green. all ex.
~ ~ ~ shoes. Never let n be
s,'.' 'a.' an attache Of the Moore
1910 ~ We the faux pas Of wearing
& =, sAOes With full dress suit.
your tan shoes on
i. As y,een viii Hear tan shoes n
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whom Hanford during the mast
~ or years has educated into
.no peuef that William shakra
psafe N the real playwrlghtlnr
KID henford's departure from tho
classics viii seem nothing more
nor less than rank hcrcay.