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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22

Ell caso lie asesinato en- primer
grado, que debia verse ante el jura-
do de la corte de distrito de San Juan
e. dia 81 de los corrientes ha sido sus-
pcndido hasta nuevo sehalamiento.
Parece que la falta de uno de los prin
cipales testigos que no podra con-
currir ese dia al juicio, motiva la ex-
prcsada suspension.
Ell dia - de los corrientes ha-
bra eNimones en- las escuelas de carl
lad de, Gcparamento Consolidate
: Sc hari unl cxposici0n de labores
~t"aho Us ,;e o. talleres de aquellos
ost !si'rr3l."ntoS.
Ia gc2re-2do de su excursion a
@ilei. ~ ,tonde estuvo en- asun-
s. ,ie ncEpcios. el Sr. santiago \.
".:'tl~ Il. Acumpan0 al Sr. Francis
.c1 3. hi. hacendado lie Anasco,
: ITO. N ';na larga excursion en- att
,",o5v-;i r,ar diversos regiones de Ia
-. - =. B;snc.li estari en- San
ia2n -j.N"s ,:ias.
-1:-. ,tosempedlr una vacante
:'..'..;.. lena ei nomDre del Lcdo.
.,. ,ait9. Este comp4,ylota cs un
H., .inct!o que Ia le>empetado
cec ar-n eilciencia, cargos de juez
munrjp,i.
-iltn cstado en- San Juan los
>-a,. No ic<.o ipnn;e. F. Selles Y.
.I">,' Men lin lie Sau Lorenzo.
Sc iniorma Gue e. cnmite unio-
nista lie S..n Lorenzo ,cordo presen-
.1tr "A corre~ooniiPn;e terna para Gu
..~'- IN pisll &c JueZ municipal que
Va~au;c.
-NutrI j. crn'rlrrencia fue sno-
go i il MI. principal con motive
ie ia re,r,t y AS peas iei progra-
ns cjcr'l;- d, - ia banda Gel req
miento ,,, .:..n. iueron escogdas
V del a.--.r .cl ploiico. Fl excessive
calnr !,I "a y IA ltracci6n de Ia bue-
IA m.i~lra .l,.-ar'n ! IA plaza gran
ntimc-r - Ho.zunss = entire elias
mu-haS seiD-.:5 : >enoTitas de esta
ciudad. =
-AvuiAa;' pnliCis insular. trans
cribc rnmInic .ciin lei Jeie de dis
trito lie II ? {. -le Maricso, remi-
te mucSt-4 ,ic Azicar que aquel con-
sidera en- maj estsdo e impropia pa
r el consume pdblico.
SP-dn iniorme del Sr. director del
Laboratorio Quimico dicha mues-
ira lie aErirlr aunque Ia calidsd es IN
fcrioF. - cneuantra en- buen es,ado
para prier ser utiliEsda como ali
mcnto.
Frank Il. Weider, San Juan.
solicita De-uiiso para tra.ladsr los
res.os de NJ Bert Greif V los de
Eiw.ri Ou-v Greif desde GuAnics
i New Orleans. Estado Unidos. lie
fuf cnnretiin FL permiso. tOda ver
que - present6 eertificaci6n de en-
balsamamielsO de los referidos csd5-
Ssrs-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22

entire los mienhros de Ia camara. de
m,do que lleve, 81 no Ia Seguridad
al menos prohahilidsdes de salir a.
dclante en- Su prop6sitO, o pOr 10 me-
mn, ! e. dcrrota,lO. haher hecho una
c.mpana airO>a; pues sin un juicioso
r-,-.-io en- L. materia, caeria necesa-
r;.rrnte en- un desprestigio suma-
ron-a rcriudicial para todo 10 que
=, -o- n :. Puerto Rico en- 10 sucesi-
e. anr;cr. tDeCia listed que era
,r.~,s %. ,s-ir una vez enmendado Dor
., S-ra.l, Il hill este no vOlyeria 4 Ia
,..~.ra para di~cutir~e en- ella las en-
mi-e5a- rnnpuestas nj siquiera Ia
nrr,.. rt--l ore en- el bill hubiers
r-.-.,~i >rnado. sino para ser trats
.la,- r-r-cD"is?
I o. Efrctivamente. aSi hl
F-. -,-,s "a cnmi<i6n de conferrn-
cu .,ts.z pucsta de acuerio ha-
h-,- t~slta : IA cimars yerSan
de- r--.- n question sobDe 81 sc a
D,5--.... % 10 dichO dictzmen, cuyO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22
Muy gIata VISTA

Las senoritas Maria e Isa-
bel Elias y Was, que
dirijjen en- Madrid la Re-
vista ilustrada ia DANA
Y la vida ilustrada" han
vuelto a San Juan des-
pues de algun tempo
de ausencia
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-10-12

THIBOD.
QUA interroger sa femme, mais la
defiance le mordit au cRur ct les
vagues soupcons Qui depuis un
instant assiegeaient son esprit
prirent soudain un corps.
Je veillerai, SC dit.il avec une
muette angoisse, ct il faudra bien
que ie sache.
Personne n'ignore que, presque
sans exceptional meins de certains
cas- de fatigue extreme Gu de ma
ladie, une eHergique volonte peut
triompher du sommeil le plus
lourd. Ii nest guere de chasseur
ou de vOyageur Qui men ait fait
I'experience ct tOujours avec lie
meme resultat.
On sc dit Ell Sc couchant:
Je vcux me IGveilIrr Ii cinq i
leureS du matiu.
Et i'ou s'eudort. MaiS le corps
'eul est assoupi. Lame veiile.
Servante docile, a .I'heure indi-
luee, ellie erie au corps d'ouvrir
es yeux, ct lie corps obeit.
Heliun savait celia, ct bien s0n>
ent, eu voyage Ou en- chasse, il
wait aiusI supplee a ia negligence
Z sou valet do chambre.
he solr meme il sc donna l'Ordre,
nperieustment, de s'6yciler au
lilieu lie la mutt. Ii s'eveilla en
ffet, Ou plutflt lie sommeil lui acs
orda une sorte de tr6ve momen.
anee, mais un voile de plomb pc
ait sur son intelligence. Ii he
ouvait nj refiechir sans IN peni
le effort, nj coordonner ses idees
omme a l-etat de IA veille.
II lui fut dependant possible
'acQuerir la certitude materielle
u'il etait couche seul ct Qu'HiIda,
,issaut sa place vide, await quite
. lit conjugal.
Ii I'appeIa. Sa voix enSe re-
,ntit Iugubrement dams le silence
Z Pappaitemeut desert. Son appel
,sta sans repOnse.
Heion Sc senllt venir fOu.-
u etait la marQuise
Ii voulut Sc lever pour aIler a la
.cherche de sa femme, pour ex
Iorer tous les recoins do sFh0tel,
ais ses membres garrottes par
It engourdissement don't il ne
que trop bien la toute>
uissanee, refuserent de le servir.
e sommei! cataleptiQue SABBATH
lr de uouveau.-Devore de rage,
IN a |
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-10-12
Your clothes are one

of your most considera-
tions;; ifyou don't feel so
about it, you ought to.
We consider ourselves lin
a way responsible for the
looks of our customers.
Hart SChaffner&Marx
clothes are the means by
which we take the right
kind of care of our friends
in this clothes matter.
There's no better clothing
made than that We'reShOw
ing; and the new models,
the new all-WoOl fabrics,
the new colOrs and pat
terms, are particularly at
tractive this season.
Drop in here soon and
let us show you the smart
new clothes we've provid-
ed for you.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-10-12

un voile imp6netrable s'etendit SUI
sa pensee ct un eDgourdissemen
absolu, tr0p subit ct trop pr0font
pour n'avoir pas Quelque cause
etrange, le reieta, vaincu, sur 70
reiller quill voulait gutter.
Quand parut le jour ct quaud
Helion ouvrit les yeux ct retrouva
lpres de lni sa femme endormie, ses
souvenirs avaient perdu de leur
nettete, mais cependant- ills res>
talent assez distincts pour peImet.
tre a un doute alarment de sc
glisser jusqu'au fond de sou ame.
| Ii attendit 10 reveil de la mar.
quise. TT dun ton Indifferent ii lui
dit:
Hilda, cette mutt encore, j'ai r6ve.
Les sourcils de la jenne femme
Sc froUcereBt Acknowledgement,
mais ellie commando le sOurire
ses levres.
Mon cher seigneur, murmura
ellie, etait ce encore un songe at
tristantf
lie meme que la derniere fois.
Je uetais plus aupies de vous !
Non. 1t dites.moi, ma bien
aimee, etes vous sure que ce seit
MI songe
Vous plaisantrz sans doutc, He.
lion, je ne vous compreLds pas,
rapondit la ieune femme en- afiec>
tant une assurance qu'elle etalt
loiu d'eprouver.
Je he plaisante Ell aucune facon,
ne pourriez-vous m'avoir quite
pendant quelques lnstants. On
serait le NAL
IlD'y Ell aurait pas lie moindre,
assurement; aussi me garderais je
bien de nier 81 j'avais fait ce que
vous dites. Mais CONNIE je mai
poiut quite votre lit on je dormais
dun caIme sommeil, ct que je De
me crois pas somnambuDe, il est
clair que vous vous trolnptz. Ne
le pensez- vous pas CONNIE moi !
Je le pense, ct celia est clair Ell
effet. J'ai reve. Done men par
Ions plus.
Oui, men parlons plus. Celia
vaudra mieux.
Et, tout CD parlant, Hida em-
brassa son mari.
Sous IL doux choc de &c baiser,
Ie marquis ressentit une douleur
poignante, la plus aignG quill cut
eprouvee jamais. !
II trOuvait sur Ie visage ct les
cheveux d'Hilda les traces fables
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-10-12

Hilda La Bo.
hemienne
Xavier de Montepin
(Suite.)
Non, ma cherie, repliqua M. d.
Saill6, ,mais je ressens IN ind6finis
sable malaise, CONNIE la suit,
dune orgie... Jadis, au temps d.
mes folies, quand javais, en- COM
pagnie ioyeuse, un peu trop oublit
que 10 win de Champagne est u,
poison charmant, jeprouvais at
r6veil quelque chose de presQut
blable...
Don peut venir Celia I
Js u ell saiS rien, car, aujOurd
hui, mon unique lvresse, c'est dams
ties yeux que je la puisse...
Cette ivresse la ne fait pas de
Et puis,reprit Helion, ,cette mutt,
j'ai r6ve...
Hilda le regarda bien ell face,
avec une expression singuliere.
QuOi dOncf demauda.t.elle vive.
ment.
Ii me semOlnit que tn metals
plus la, pres de moi, ct que je Nc
sentais glace,. Je te cherchais ct
ne te trouvais pas.
VOLTA tout
Tout, On verite... C'est bien as>
sez pour etre un peu palc..
Quelle folie!
Helion allait repondre. La ieune
femme lui ferma la bOuche avec un
baiser, ct tout bas elle Sc dit:
La dose n'etait pas assez forte...
Pendant la mutt du lendemain,
ct pendant les trois NUTS SUE
vantes, III. dc oailIe ue Sc reveilia
point, mals chaque matin il lui tut
possible de constater uue Iourdear
dc tete touJours croissante, ACCOM-
pagnee dun sentiment de vertigo
qui Sc disslpalt aussltot gull await
quite son lit.
II men parIa point a Hilda dams
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
Copyright. by the Bobbs Merrill Coz
(Copyright by l.. Frank Baum & W. W.
Denslow.)
SYNOPSIS.

and Uncle Henry. a cyclone lifted their
INTO tho the srash
her. The house had landed in country
St M marvellous beauty Groups n Gf 2oGd %9eeff ef
enemy. the wicked witch Of East East; Dor. sns
started for the Emerald city to find the
Wizard Of OF. who. she was as promises; hmnK o.
Hms KANSAS. "'' Dorothy released a scareerow.
giving him life. He was desirous OF &C,
CURING brains and started M with n, rnrovo hsr 10
man who lonEed for a heart. He Hih;s atso
lion. The lion confessed he had no cour,
age. He decided to accompany mem snnre' ~
crow @ in "% push,ns 81 M II tSe s'i raft became II.
paled upon his pole In the middle OF the
iiyer; The scareSrow was ,.rcn rescued poypS Sy
na'y Held. whieh Ttark caused ns Dorothy fail
asleep. The scarccrow and tin wo3dmanin 5dnain
flowers The lion fell asleep and being too toe.
heavy to lift was left On the ssarfn ,a e., ibe tSe
aa fras Mice cry fhe .nsS wooa%an ss killed M tie yd
sat The queen mouse be became ,,I.s ir,fhy snhiecis
neld. Dorothy awoke from he her .,ns4: long
painted green. There were farmers Of
greene Il va. Sa she lana hn"
seri6sd the power Of the Wza5a ,5S S1rR, ot 6t
them. The wizard decided TO receive one
q green enc reoms. eS bo poro,hy thy wen, to ,he throne
rp9m In q chair sparkling p. With With ems5. xish.
Sisgs:t giant: II am o.; t6e great an, and
TERRIBLE" said the head. Or told her that
ha 1ad hn Nrtckah
East he would send her home. The scare
:5cT. admitted 70 .he presence, Of ,sa Ssa%- ~
was promised brains when he killed the
witch. The woodman beheld terrible
I'VE eA' eyes: YES" The "esf Wizard. % promised him a
heart II he would sIny the witch. The
S. ss s' s1 2. rf him nnd xSse
slew the witch. Tho search commenced:
The witch saw the party when It entered uttered
wolves: shs sen, sTSSs %Sish ;hs s.: scare ":
The stinEs. Finally winged monkeys took
them me prisoner prisoner and Conveyed them s TO
@ tor ON tns's the wicked pr'sat Witch. % des,royinE
her; her boTothy rescued rescued the lion; 1:,,yS wood,
to o.. She became lost. She used the
oas a cm sn to the the wESa %sra% Gy TSs
charmed cups story was told. Dor
othy. discovered the wizard to be a
humbug. He told his life story. The
wizard gave the scarecrow brains. the
woodman n heart and the lion IA cour-
age fuid. The Wizard OF OF constructed
balloon to take Dorothy home. The
air craft broke loose and She wizard was
called the win,scd snonkeys. but they
were powerless. She went to Glinda. the
good witch OF the south. All journeyed
toward the Land OF the South. They
were attacked by fighting trees. They
entered the china country. oil the inhab-
ltants being made of china
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT
WESTERN NATIONAL SHOW
ALL COMPLETED.
70 Be RECORD BREAKER
AMPHITHEATER IN WHICH STOCK
70 SHOWN WILL BE STEAM
HEATED.

Denver. - Arrangements for the
Stock Show. which will open Satur-
day. are practically completed and
there is every indication that this will
be the greatest event ever held in the
West. While the date of the opening
of the show is Saturday, that day will
be devoted principally to the placing
weighed and final arrangements COM
pleted, and early Monday morning
judging will commence. the first work
being that OF placing the ribbons on
the fat steers. and this will be fol
loweu by Judging the breeding cattle.
horses and sheep. The Judging will
not be completed until Thursday of
show week.
The show management Is confidently
expecting an enormous crowd to at.
tend and every possible arrangement
is being made to prevent congestion
in the transportation and to make all
as comfortable as possible. The great
amphitheater will he brilliantly light
ed. and comfortably heated by steam.
ditions. will be as comfortable as any
theater in the city. The great build
ing is being thoroughly cleaned and
will be kept clean.
The attendance from the state and
from adjoining states and territories
promises to be unusually large. as the
railroads have made special reduced
rates and that the whole Western
country Is tremendously interested In
the live stock question.
THE coming stock show Is some.
thing more than a mere entertain
ment." said Secretary Fred P. John
son. ut is the beginning Of a wide
spread movement to build up the live
stock industry of the West. with Den.
yer as the center. Few people realize
the Importance of this industry to
Denver. Directly and indirectly the
live stock business handled through
Denver during the year Just ended has
been in excess OF $50.00O.0OO. The
ISiaily clearings from this business
through the Denver banks Is greater
than that Of any other single industry
and yet the business has only started.
It is still in its infancy and 1t is the
mission OF the National Western Stock
show to create interest In the industry
and to aid in every possible way to
the development Of the live stock in
terests OF the West. While the show
Is held In Denver 1t is no more a Colo.
RADIO institution than 1t is OF Wyoming.
New Mexico and other western states
and territories"
One OF the big features this year
will be the public sales Of pure bred
breeding cattle under the direction OF
the national breed associations. While
these features are called "sales." more
strictly speaking they are distributions
OF choice breeding animals. They are
sold at public auction without reserve.
for Just what the western breeders
give for them. They are selected
from the best herds Of the United
States.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
Those EralI Boats,

I'm an account Of wreck on the
Long Island coast that read the
other day" observed the retired
yachtsman. Il was panied to notice
in one paper that the crew left the
schooner in 'frail boat the said
craft being properly described in the
Press as the ships long boat. l know
that is the conventional phrase to de.
scribe a vessels small boat. but as I
read It I wondered II the 'frail boat
writer ever had seen one of those
ponderous fabrics of oak called the
ships long boat? Or II he ever had
tried to haul 14.foot yawl of q
beach after 1t had been left high and
dry by the tide? Such job on a
hot July day probably would cure him
forever describing even such boat
as frail."
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07

enemy and bring peace 10 all the anil
mails OF the forest once more"
what Is your trouble?" asked the
Lion. quietly.
I'VE are all threatened" answered
the tiger. by fierce enemy which
has lately come into this forest. 1t Ii
most tremendous monster. like a
great spider. with a body as big rs an
elephant and legs as long as tree
trunk. 1t has eight Of these long legs.
and as the monster crawls through the
forest he seizes an animal with q leg
and drags 1t to his mouth. where he
eats It as a spider does q fly. Not one
Of us Is safe while this fierce creature
Is alive, and we had called a meeting
to decide how to take care Of our.
selves when you came among U.S."
Where is this great spider Of yours
now?" asked the Lion.
"Yonder. among the oak trees" said
the tiger. pointing with his forefoot.
The great spider was lying asleep
when the Lion found him. and 1t
looked so ugly that its foe turned up
his nose in disgust. Its legs were
quite as long as the tiger had said.
and its body covered with coarse
black hair. 1t had a great mouth.
with a row Of sharp teeth foot long: :
but its head was Joined to the pudgy
body by a neck as slender as wasp's
waist. Then. with one blow of
his heavy paw. all armed with
sharp claws. he knocked the spiders
head from its body. Jumping down,
he watched 1t until the long legs
stopped wiggling. when he knew II
was quite dead.
The Lion went back to the opening
where the beasts of the forest were
waiting for him and said proudly:
You need fear your enemy no Ion
ger"
The the beasts bowed down to the
Lion as their king. and he promised tC
come back and rule over them as soon
as Dorothy was safely on her way tC
Kansas.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07

mer-Heads upon the hillside. one be-
hind every rock.
The Lion bec- e quite angry at the
laughter caused by the Scarecrow's
mishap. and giving loud roar that
echoed like thunder he dashed up the
hill.
Again head shot swiftly out, and
the great Lion went rolling down the
hill as II he had been struck by a can
non ball.
Dorothy ran down and helped the
Scarecrow to his feet. and the Lion
came up to her. feeling rather bruised
and sore. and said:
1T Is useless to fight people with
shooting heads; no one can withstand
them"
What can we do. them" she
asked.
Call the Winged Monkeys" sug.
gested the Tin Woodman: you have
still the right to command them once
more"
VERY WE'LL" she answered. and put.
ting on the golden cap she uttered
the magic words. The Monkeys were
as prompt as ever. and in few mo-
ments the entire band stc-t before
her.
CTo BE CoNCLUDEDD
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07

"That will be a hard climb" said
the Scarecrow. but we must get over
the hill vertheless."
So he led the way and the others
followed. They had nearly reached
the first rock when they heard a
rough voice cry out:
Keep back"
who are you?" asked the Scare
crow. Then II head showed itself over
the rock ar! the same voice said:
This hill belongs to us. aud We
don't allow any one to cross It."
But we must cross it, said the
SCarecrow. Were going 10 the coun'
try OF the Quadlings.'
But you shall not" replied the
voice. and there stepped from behind
elers had ever seen.
He was quite short and stout and
had big head. which was fiat at the
top and supported by thick neck full
of wrinkles. But he had no arms at
all. and. seeing this. the Scarecrow
did not fear that so helpless a crea.
ture could prevent them from climbing
TIE hill. So he said:
I'm sorry not 10 do as you wish.
but we must pass over your hill
whether you like II or not" and he
walked boldly forward.
AS quick as lightning the mans
head shot forward and his neck
stretched out until the top of the head.
where 1t was fiat. struck the Scare
crow in the middle and sent him tum-
bling. over and over down the hill. Al.
most as quickly as 1t oHme the head
went back to the body. and the man
laughed harshly as he said:
ut isn't as easy as you think"
A chorus of boisterous laughter
came from the other rocks. and Doro.
thy saw hundreds of the armless Ham.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
Peers Must Quit TaIkino.

l.ondon.-After January 10. when
the writs will issue for the election.
the peers will be debarred from TAX.
ing further part In the campaign.
They are showing feverish anxiety to
utilize the remaining week to the best
advantage. During the week peers will
address 116 conservative meetings. A
list OF candidates so far prepared
shows no fewer than fifty three-cor.
nered' contests. which would likely
give seats to the conservatives but
the labor candidates apparently have
no disposition to yield. For the first
time the conservatives have four labor
candidates in the field.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
California Floods.

Los Angeles.-After being isolated
for forty-eight hours. partial communi.
cation again Is established between
Los Angeles and the outside world, al
thuogh 1t will be many days before
the damage by the rainstorms of the
past four days Is repaired and all
lines OF communication restored to
to normal conditions. At GAS Sum
day night the Golden Gate limited
train OF the Southern Pacific. which
had been stalled at lndio for two
days, arrived here. Trains 8 and 10
were sent east late Sunday via Ell
paso. with prospects of getting
through unless further damage oc.
ours.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
The Chief Requisite.

Richard Watson Glider had dry
wit OF his own. He once received a
call from a young woman who wished
to secure material for an article OF
5000 words on Young Women in Lit
erature.'
ut was a fetching subject. full OF
meat" explained the young woman
afterward, land saw not only 5000
words in the story. but at least 5000.
But never got any further than the
first question. Mr.. elders answer
took the very life out OF me. I asked
him: Now, Mr.. Glider. what would
you say was the first. the chief. the
all-essential requisite for a young wo-
man entering the literary field"
81 waited with bated breath. when
he answered. Postage stamps. -
Boston Globe.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
viii Fight Steel Trust.

Observation-Disclosures Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor on New
Years day issued call on It's 1.54O.-
900 members to subscribe to a fund
with which to wage fight on the
steel Trust" The call arraigns the
corporation as inimical both to labor
and the country and as a violator Of
the laws. The sum Of $154.OOO is to be
raised at once. The corporation is
termed "a bold and daring violator Of
the laws" Calls for more money will
be issued as the fight progresses.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
"It seems gloomy" said the Scare.

IL SceI1lS SlOoUly, Saiu tHe scare
crow
Not a bit of It," answered the Lion;
II should like to live here all my life.
See hbw soft the dried leaves are
under your feet and how rich and
green the moss is that clings to these
old trees. Surely no wild beast could
wish a plcasanter home
Perhaps there are wild beasts in
the forest now" said Dorothy.
Il suppose there are" returned the
Lion; but | do not see any of them
about"
They walked through the forest un-
til 1t became too dark to go any fur
ther. Dorothy and Toto and the Lion
lay down to sleep, while the Woodman
and the Scarecrow kept watch over
them as usual.
When morning came they started
again. Before they had gone far they
heard low rumble. as of the growing
of many wild animals. Toto whim-
pered little, but none OF the others
was frightened and they kept along
the welltrodden path until they came
to an opening in the wood. in which
were gathered hundreds of beasts of
every variety. There were tigers and
elephants and bears and wolves and
foxes and all the others in the natural
history. and for moment Dorothy
was afraid. But the Lion explained
that the animals were holding meet
ing. and he judged by their snarling
and growing that they were in great
trouble.
AS he spoke several of the beasts
caught sight of him. and at once the
great assemblage hushed as II by
magic. The biggest of the tigers came
up to the Lion and bowed, saying:
Welcome. o. King of Beasts! You
have come in good time to fight our
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
His Discovery.

The small son Of the household had
Just been initiated into the art of
cleaning his own teeth with the soft
little brush his mother had bought
him. Hearing the baby cry Justify .
few minutes later the mother ran into
the nursery. only to find the nursing
bottle upon the floor and Johnny.
toothbrush in hand. leaning over the
crib Of the screaming infant.
"Oh, muvver." he cried anxiously.
baby must have been borned wifout
any teefs!'