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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

trict No. 10, said road TO be nifty
feet vide, and to be known as the
F. A. Booser Road, and described
as follows:
Beginning 2ss feet south and lao
feet vest Of the northeast corner Of
the set Of the nwf Of Section %,
Twp. 81 N, r. 1 E., B. NJ, thence
in southwesserly direction to Dewie
Street in the townsite Of Howard /;
thence west on Dewie street to the
county road between Sections % and
%, Township 81 NJ, R. l E., B. NJ.
Il is ordered that that part Of the
Edgar Booth road, described as fol-
lows. beginning 2ss feet north and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
JACKRABBITS THICK
IN local suburbs
Is BIG GAME FOR HUNTERS,
MOST OF WHOM PREFER
SMALL RIFLE.

Timid little bunnie. the scorn Of
experienced sportsmen and the quar-
ry OF the youthful hunter OF the farm
assisted by a faithful but pleblan cur,
Is claimed by many local shooters to
furnish fine sport when properly pur-
sued.
The jack rabbit OF the praries Is
the big game of the rabbit hunters
The long -eared, swift native Of the
west is now TO be found in any num-
Der within walking distances Of any
interurban car running out Of the
city and some fine sport is at the very
doors Of Tulsa ana being enjoyed by
a very limited number, according to
several enthusiastic rabbit shooters,
The ideal weather for shooting the
jack rabbit Is claimed to be a small
two rifle is the favorite Of the ma
Jorlty on account of the cheap rim
fire cartridge, though the $500 CEN
ter fire is preferred by some. 1t is
admitted that the use of the rifle in
this kind of shooting requires con-
siderable practice and the wasting OF
many shots. but It is claimed that
the sport derived pays for many dis
appointments. A repeating rifle is the
only weapon and when you jump the
game just keep pumping until II Is
out of range or squealing on the
ground. With one of the two guns
mentioned a fast shooter should be
able to empty his range as both have
been known to kill up to 200 yards.
Rifle shooting is, of course, fine
art and only to be acquired by con-
stant practice, but it is universally
held that there is no system Of I'M
proving ones craftsmanship and ac-
curing the knack of holding the rifle
on a fleeing deer or other large game
than hunting jack rabbits. For train
ing the boy to use the rifle under the
exact conditions which he may some
day find Of value, no other system is
as good as this.
The smaller but more preferred cot
tontail is brush animal and must
be found in the high grass Of fence
rows and thick underbrush. light
shot gun seems to be the preferred
weapon in this class of shooting and
only an expert could have any sue
cess with a rifle. The hunter must
often fire in a flash at the flicker of
white patch Of tail and a grey
streak running through the brush.
Many prefer the 20 gauge for this
class of work with load of chilled
number skies and very light load of
nitro powder. The 20 gauge is pre-
fered on account of the light weight
OF the gun itself and the ammunl-
ton. Many hunters scorn the twenty
as a toy arm and cling to their old
twelves, but the man in the brush
knows that 1t gets the meat and gVts
into action quicker than the heavier
arms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
Cruce Has eight" Assistant.

sAPULPA., Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD 1t
Is evident that Governor Lee c. Cruce
is to have an assistant in stamping
out the fight game in Oklahoma. Mark
Hilles, commissioner Of public safety
Of this city, has announced that he
intends to see that the announced
bout between William Prater Of Tulsa,
and Fred Teel OF Sapulpa. an event
scheduled to be pulled off In this
city at the Van Orman opera house
November 10. There will be none Of
It, The managers Of the affair, how
ever, go right ahead advertising the
affair and the outcome will be awaited
with interest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
HUNTERS OF DUCKS
NOW AMIDST GLORY
UP AND DOWN THE ARKANSAS
FEATHER TRIBE ABouNDs
IN LARGE NUMBERS.

This Is the season for the duck
hunter. And Tulsans who have
been" or are preparing trips to the
haunts Of the Ieathered tribe, say
that the ducKs are appearing In larg-
or numbers this season than Tor
many past years. All along the Ar
kansas River, and on the ponds Within
radius Of fifty miles Of Tulsa, the
wild geese and ducks abound In al
most untold numbers.
Some OF the local hunters have
been down in Alfalfa county in the
eastern Saline reserve, where, they
sab the BIRDS are also plentiful.
The Eastern Saline reserve is u
great salt plain and entirely devoid
Of all vegetation. 1t is nine by six
miles In area and a complete desert.
In dry weather the plain is leval
stretch of hard packed sand and in
wet weather the salt rises to the sur
face and the ground is completely
covered with n thin deposit. When
dry, the place has all the appearance
of large sheet of water when viewed
from a distance, and 1t is supposed
that the water fowl are drawn to 1t
by being deceived into the thought
that they have reached a large lake.
When they near the place they Of
course discover their mistake, but the
pools of the two rivers then become
visible and they drop down upon the
small bodies of water scattered over
the plain.
The reserve has long been a favor
'ite hunting ground for water fowl
shooters and abundance of game has
been found there, throughout tAe sea-
son. Several hunting clubs have es-
tablished club houses near the ponds
and river pools and many sportsmen
gather there each year from all Sec
ton of the state.
After setting upon the water holes
and ponds it is supposed the birds find
the isolation to their liking and re-
main theer longer than at any section
of the state. The lands composing
the reserve were withdrawn from set
tlement by the federal government
several years ago and have never been
homesteaded 1t Is said to be worth
Tess for farming purposes and more
lonely or wilder spot than the GEN.
ter fthe reserve cannot be found
1t is q perfect resting place for all
kinds ftimid water fowls.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, 4.-(spe-
cial) A raid by state enforcement
officers on the Lee-Huckins hotel re-
Quilted in the arrest of one r. r. Tur-
ner and the confiscation Of large
quantity Of wet goods. Turner ope-
rated as a sort of jobber, disposing
Of his wares through the agency Of
the dozen or more bellboys In the
hotel He was turned over to the
county authorities, the city deciding
that he could not be prosecuted under
the municipal liquor ordinance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
Alleged He Stabbed Wife.

SAPULPA, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD.-
The wife Of Euchee Tom, well
known Indian, who resides five miles
north Of the city. lies in critical con-
dition as the result of an alleged
attack made upon her by a knife in
the hands Of her husband, following
a visit to this city during the day.
when the man took on too much fire
water. Tom is under arrest, awaiting
the outcome Of the attack to see what
charge shall be laid against him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
County Seat Decision ON Tenth.

SAPULPA, Nov. 4-(SpeciaD An
other promise has been received from
Referee Parker Of Enid, concerning
the count seat decision. The next
date is November 10, and that is not
so far away. A letter from Parker
today says that he finds the reading
of the testimony In the case much
larger than he anticipated and he is
compelled to delay his decision prom
ised November /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-05
OH, For pernctnnl Summer.

As the snow begins to fly in north
ern New York and to blanket New
England, Dr. Frederick A. Cooks
thoughts lightly turn to his peren-
NAL job of proving that he reached
the north pole-New York World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

BEMfDJf, MINI. Aug. 2f--un-
questionnbly he has more lines on
his face than any other American.
and he claims more years. too---12s.
Careful computation by local his
torians places his ago anywhere
from 1i2 TO 131. with the best au-
thority standing out for 1873.
In the shack OF the red man he Is
Ka- Be Non. Gue-Went: In the white
mans abode. plain John Smith.
ME heap live. live three-five win
tiers yet; you give him quarter for
support" he pleads.
After years of. cross questioning
this is about as far as anybody has
gotten toward a biography of the
aged Ojlbway. He saw his first
white man when he was 60. learned
English at rs. and has been mar
ried nine times.
Mine squaw," says John Smith.
six stole away, four dead--mar-
ried enough now; not get squaw
again."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
MAOERO CALLS
TROOPS AGAIN

NJ tuttet rse~s Leased Wirel
HuACHUcA. Arix.. Aug. 2s.--
DoAf1ng alleged orders direct from
Den. Francisco |. Madsro for the re
arming OF all his former soldlera.
I'LL Bowers. iafs captain OF sharp
eI>6otcrs In Madero's army of liberia
don. IL hero today with alarming
fepcssa.
Acoording 10 bowers. Con. Madero
~ Issued orders for his old soldiers
- IMPORT nj the earliest possible
moment nj Hermoslilo. Madero.
vowern states. IL alarmed AZ the
6rouad Gen. Reyes IL gathering In
IT. ashi for the presidency. and will
cnui~ Reyes possible eiecbtion at
% Ipint of the bayonet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
An Ode to Kelly and O'Toole
az IA. .. poNNELLv.


Am Paddy aid hear the that's goin roundf
,rsatest lived Paul have been found:
80 VERY ono Is a wrought and Everywhere
Tell "Shure Id like TO know
49, reciprocity Wiley free WOOL
Essres nothln TO talk about but Kelly aud oToole
x.cc,eon VAS but "noney" had his day.
- The present writin' he isn't In the
armies he couldn't u
srnai for an n all that
n. Moscow. but In point keepn cool
csumind those pahriots brave Kelly and o'roee
Ana yulyus him. Gau
M scarcely minshuned don't hear him at all
Ana world all his until he got his tinx
his knife shtruck the drinks
couldn't pitch catch the the BULL
fnsts why they're throwing flowers Kelly oTooe
ceorre Washington father his country long ago
nj that IN he m
n Dillware liissians
INT q IN his history did he pitch raise dhrop;
AN ghoul
~ the In a ferment Kelly OToole.
Aad comm o modhern Bm Lomer is "some."
Twas aud Illinois the
h rails the higher than In politics it's
And made a statesmen rich opening the
give him. thruiy fool.
Dut backed off Kelly oTooe
They awful
hundred miyon dollars has been offered for the pair
Which to that whin that's bright
isye to Ireland right
10 Isn't rinds or innooences min that's got pun
VIII land them twill take greenbses to sign Kelly and oTooe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
MORBID OVER TRIAL,
MAN KILLS BRIDE

ALEXANDRIA. La, Aug. 20.
Interest In the trial Of Henry
Clay Beattie for the alleged
murder Of Mrs. Besttie Is today
believed 10 have unbalanced
the mind o &c. w. Boaswriaht
to such an extent that he shot
and killed his bride Of three
months.
BostwrIpht, coming home
late, ordered his wife TO pre-
pare a hot supper. Charging
that she was purposeiy delay
ing the meal. Bostwright, the
police say, shot the woman
through the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
1900 RAILWAY MEN
MAY STRIKE TODAY

unless the railroad accedes 10 thu
mems demands within 72 hours. ths
general strike starts.
The demands are that the
road rseoonixs the federation
Instead Of the individual cratic
Other demands. such - In.
creased wages. shorter hours
and improved labor conditions
will be made later. " the fed.
GRAFTON 10 recognized the de-
msnds will be presented when
the time comes for signing the
new scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
GIRL REPU0|ATEs HER
MUnOERER-LOvER

JEFFERsONvII.LE. Aug as
Miss Nina Taylor. who was 10
marry William Lee on the night he
killed his father. mother and little
brother and set fire To the house.
today repudIated her lover. chang
ing from her former position that
she believed him innocent and
would stand by her. Lee refuses To
send her q message.
The youth signed new confes-
sion today. reciting the triple muir
der in detail. He aiso tells OF the
alleged cruelty of his fathor to the
children. declaring that he and his
brother long ago planned TO murder
the elder Lee unless be ceased
whipping them so severely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
IN
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.---
Prior to the arrival of the heads OF
the federated trades involved In the
threatened strike OF the shopmen on
the Hartman system, including the
Southern Pacific railroad. Vice Pres
ident and Director OF Maintenance
and Operation Julius Kruttschnitt,
who arrived from Chicago Saturday.
went into conference today with
General Manager Il. II. Calvin.
Before the conference Krutt-
schnitt declared that he had nothing
to add to the statement already
given out that he would meet the
heads OF the labor unions in dis
cussing any proposition that they
might bring before him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
FUNERALS OF rs FIRE VICTIMS

recovering from minor hurts.
Rewards were offered today for
the arrcst and conviction OF the per
son Who started the panic. Tho po-
Iice fear that II caught he will be
simmarily dealt with. Chief OF
Police Swan today said:
Il do not know who yelled Fire.
bu, heard that IL was foreign boy
In the gallery. who did II lokingly
when the film broke. ! have not
verified this."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Standard OIL company. Young
Welt. who worked In the Standards
foreign department. 10 said to have
auarreled with his wife. lie put a
revolver TO his head on a street and
shot himself before any OF the by.
ISLANDERS could interfere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

CANONSBuHG. Pa. Aug. as
This city presents n sorrowful sight
today. Funerals are being held for
the twcnty-six victims OF tho panic
In the moving picture show house
where boy In the gallery cried
"Frre,- because he heard the film
break and nothing but white light
showed on the screen. A score or
more persons are In the hospitals.
seriously injured. while thirty are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug. ga strike Of
the 1000 Illinois Central shopmen.
members OF the System Federation,
IL today threatened TO occur within
three days.
J. =. McCrecry OF Paducah. prcsl.
dent Of the Illinois Central fedora,
ton. arrived hero today TO eonfef
with Assistant General Manager
Foley aud present the federation de.
mands. McCrcery declared that aa
q result OF the strike vote last week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
HUNDREDS SEE
YOUTH SUICIDE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.--fiundreds
OF persons In the heart OF the finan-
cial district here today witnessed
the suicide OF Arthur Veit, 20. son
Of II. G. Welt, millionaire head Of
the lighterage department OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

Ar. you a FonEMAs. MANA GER.
CONTRACTOR. ia other words are you
o. noe, yss ~, sss, ''; m. .,, .ss W" 70,
. fs~ minutes. ! will sspisin how you
can make soFna seof honest money.
withoot takirs any Of your employers
position. Hos long with your firm.
when most convenient to zee ma. "A
dress if-ssss star
iassr.stsa IN fnotefeyeissf Naturally
-shs rrsai rhsr' Il. rsmasnasls en-.
dsrsnce carried e 20 victory " twenty.
five mile race on tbs Fourth, likewise 10
third Ia tsn-miis ssee hsliabie IL e4nsf-
ssney. secure on pleasure tours. the
rhnf 10 psiss to cyclists Thor for en-
furanre every tisas. let us conylnes you
Il pars 20 invest ~ Thor Exclusive
agents. q. q l. Cycle works. isis &
PIKE
wanted Men ara sesnsn 20 learn the
tsrbsr trsds Largest snd most corn.
plsis school In the west wages paid
rh' ss ssa =. s asl .sSso s's &c - I'D.
NATIONAL BARBER coLLEoB
90 wsshfns ton. or T1s Third Az.
rhene. Msln ssst
wan,sd = l.ets rasn % 90, pool .. shs
tfaas checks Isis Thlrd sv.. bstvsss
PIE ard upion.
i.ses nsn wanIsa 20 sai net rcss, he.f
sano siehes B&ssm<nt ORIENTAL
root nooN. itis rhird sv.. between
PIKE ana ifnisn
ks~. ciaaa Lea rooms. steam heated.
hot and cold Fnnnsne water. . baths. &c
per nixhs ard ~ Hotel MODEL. Jsis tfd
as.. near PIKE 81,
Afmsturs wlndsf wAnsed--fsood on A.
IT, ard - G. winding Address u-ttf1.
star,
sprins 81 Peel Hoofn ssi Errins 81
Hsst IN town: everything newt ave per
ess w. cfamef. Ted Dsine
wantsd--Rsnch hanA. ste r@r month.
Sec o, ~. pousti. room ~ Hadlam
uetsl tsh and Plks y.
Painters helper. neat werhmsn. Apply
ReronJ hand clothes. bought, sold and
ssritar~ed 1871 pih~ %. ftss. ". tst1
Ransofne estnent usiser. cheap Tor cash.
address. H-tsss. e1te star.
CRAWFORD rLo0R Co. u sIsI
rfeor sorfacins ma rsfinishIes dons
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
the kESroS
Real homes for discriminating people.
Ia and t-foots. fully furnished apart
sisnfss Y@xisr car 10 SIM one block north.
1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
JACK JOHns0n's
Wife VERY Ill

LONDON, Aug. 2es--oerious
prostratlon Of his wife. who 10
said TO be likely TO die today.
caused Jack johnson 10 cancel
all his Paris engagements, In.
Guiding the establishment Of HE
training camp for the Wells
fight. N the condition OF his
wife does not improve. Johnson
nsy postpone the WeiIs bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
MOST SELFISH
MAN ALIVE

RENO. New. Aug. 2e.--"He's
the most selfish man alive.
He spends " 200 . year for silk
socks alone and gives me less
than $3.50 for my entire ward
robe"
With this allegation as the basis
for her suit, Mrs. George Balm oil
San Diego. Cal. has begun divorce
proceedings here.
Mrs. Balm was formerly Miss Flor
enco Grange. an actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
MARRIAGES CEREMONIES
PERFORM
wANTEp--miscEllANEous

ONlN-Nl~-r~7T~Nl<~FJ-~- ~]/1N|DN~F<|NN~<~~
Wanfed-a-From ownsr. acreage for
cash. ! 20 , acres Of SOUND water front
sand or gravel beach. Give description
and price. James ofeeE. sish sixth
az, y seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
OLE HANaON a. 90.

att-iB.is-l7 New YORK biock.
COME ~ AND TALK TRADE
II you have a cottage or double house
on a ANAL. barren lot ana prefer
lot Or tsort0b with n large uired Or
chard. chicken houses ana eo"d
dwelling house, with city ~stsf ana
gas. q place that VIII yield living
blocks from stree, car ana com
handing view Of Lake Washington.
come In ana talk trade. We own
place u that description ana can ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
10 acres Of good loan soil east Of Kirk
land, on good wagon and auto ROAD.
Soil well adapted for the raising OF
Vegetables fruit and poultry The
price 10 los and the terms are easy.
come out and We will show you
Take the Madison car and kirkiarm
ferry o. Anderson boat 10 our office.
on the wharf at Kirkland, or see
BURKE 4 FARRAR, INC,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

TO close an estate. we have been instruct
"a 10 offer - Blaine CITY iotr near
depot within one block 81 high schools
level, cleared and graded. on main
road. water and electric light handy
for $50 each. 80 cash. balance -
monthly. THIS 10 best money maker
IA washington. Berry Realty Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28

tnt-t1B NeW fofk HIofks
GRANT COUNTY LANDS
some Of the finest land IN tho state Il
Ia the Quincy valley. Grant county.
Wash. where I am selling ten and
twsnty-acre tracts 81 $40 per acre. on
n small payment down and monthly
| fnrtsllments Have Just returned from
the land with samples Of wheat, rye,
potatoes. corn. apples. pears and
wateffneionn, all grown Without ffri-
cation This 10 good value at t7t per
scrs Core n ard inysstisats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-28
i0 ACnEs F0R $3.50

~ you want a chicken ranch. zee Ksufl
man Kelly Co. ,iThs Live Wires" u
Northern Bank BfdK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-02
COLEGIO DE SAN ITaDEFONSO.
PARA SENORTTAS
DIRIGIDO POR LAS
HERMANAS DE LA CARLOAD.

En- este plantel Sc cursan las asigna
turas propias de la primera ensenanga &
Sc dan lecciones de Ingles, Frances u
Mnsica. DE ADORNO: dia-
bujo, pintura, taquigrafia, maquinilla VI
eonfeceion de efores.-CLASES DE LA
BORES S:-Costura, tapiceria, eneajes
bordados en- orc, htografla, sedas, etc.
etc.
Ademas de las asignaturas meneiona
das, Sc instruye a las alumnas, con graz
esmero, en- ell gobierno interior de unss
casa Sc les ensena toda clase de oficios&
dernesticos
Los curses empiezazn el 10. de Sep
t'e1nbre. Sc admiten alumnas interppas u
externas.
Para informes dirigirse s Ia Se6ofss
Snperiors.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-02
LOS INTERESTS CREADOS
Crispin

Cr1sp1n
Oirseo referir mi senor, como vero meior que
vero nn soldado asl al heroe de los Penas Rojas
los Campos Negros Sc lie trata de manera!. All
Gran suerte fue que mi senior haase presente cue
negocios de mportancia lie hayan traldo esta cudad
donde el hara que trate respeto 10
ceis. Un poeta tan Alto tan gran captain "a los
Mozos iPronto SQue haceis ahi estafermos? Ser
vidles de 10 mejor que haya vuesra casa todo
botela del mejor vino, que mi qnere beber
estos caballeros 10 tendra gloria 5Que haceis al
jPrOnto
Hostelero
iVoy voy!.. No he ibrado de mala (Se va con los
Mozos Ia hosteria.)
Arlequin
iAh, sefori 5C6mo agradeceros. 2
Captain
. sC6mo pagaros.
Crispn
Nade liable aqui de pagar que palabra que ofende
SentaOs sentaos que para mi senor que tantos prnc
pes grandes ha asentado mesa sera este ell mayor
orgullo.
Leandro
Certo eSag@S
Crspin
Mi senior de mnchas palabras pero, como veis,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-02
INTERSTATE

81 usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 8 de-
arte, ofrezcalos quien pueda conn
prarlos.
" quien puede comprar sim dinefog
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell B0Tx,
TIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-02
CIJRdOSIDA

El Emperador de La China tlene a
sa, seryicio q sus ordenes Sd medlcos,
sgnal ntlmero de cirujanos, % astroio-
oos 80 eocineros, 60 sacerdotes, 81
oortadores del sagrado paraguas que
s.ubre & S. NJ. cuando sale de paseo y
S6 muchachas para abamcarlo cuahoo
el calor es excessive.
Sabido es que hay yarios reptiles,
snsectos y peces que no duermen nun
Ca. Entire estos 1ltmos estan ell salmon,
la carpa y los peces dorados. Hay otros
one solo duermen algunos minutes ca
ola mes
lEn un pueblo de Alemania sc ha ca
sado recientemente ell joven" San
tiago Wells, de setenta y tres amos, con
ana ''ioven'' viuda de setenta y uno
Fneron novios cuando ninos, Y por oro-
sici6n de Ia familia de ella rompieron
lac ra1aciooes Ambos Sc casaron v tu-
v;oron hiios v habiendo fallecido los
c6nv,ones de cada uno Sc han undo
ahora, los dos palomos, tan enamora-
aos oon,o boco mas do cnarenta aIlos.
r,ora Morley renutado polltico in
.,ss no roo;b;do rac;antemente de Ia
1;4o,;a, 80 bo n,hl;oado GIT IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-02
JACINTO BENAVENTE
Crispin

Pues vuestrO. 7 de vos, Captain, Squen
las hazanase No fuistes ell que solo vente
hombres asalt6 ell castillo de las Penas Rojas la fa
mosa baal1a de los Campos Negros?
CAPTAIN
SSabeis 2
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sC6mo 81 sabemos? Oh! Cuantas Sc 10 OF referr
mi senior entlsiasmado! Vente hombres veinte vos
delante, desde Ell castillo. ibum! bum rbum!, dis
paros bombardas peg hirvente demonos encendi-
dos. los veinte hombres solo hombre vos
delante! los de arrba.. bum! ibum bum Y los tam
bores. iran, rataplan, plan! los carines. tarari,
tari tari.. vosotros solo vuestra espada
sin espada. iris, rs ris! golpe aqui gope ALI.
scabeza, brazo. (Empieza gopes la espadap
dandole de plano al Hostelero = los Mozos)
Mozos
Jay, ayI
Hostelero
iTengase, que apasiona como 81 pasara
~ Captain
sC6mo 81 apasionog siempre senti yo ell 'annus
beli.'
Captain
No parece sino que hallaste presente *#f
~4saf