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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-05
Professor Towards Talk.

1IutSsSof vi
On Tuesday morning the school had
the llonor of hearing a very humorous
and interesting talk by Professor Will
lam B. Howard, of Middlebury Col
lege, situated in Middlebury, VT. Dur
ing his talk he urged all the boys TO
try to make their mark in the prepara-
tory school because, as he said, the
habits formed there always infu-
ence a boy In college"
Arbo Day Notes.
The regular yearly arbor day col
lection was taken up throughout the
school on Monday and amounted to
$50. The money will be used to buy
trees to beautify the school grounds.
AS is the custom every year the SEN
sor classes both presented and planted
class trees. The senior A class as
eembled on the north campus at 1890
Monday morning and sang their class
Song while their officers planted the
tree. President Walter Johnson made
fhe dedication speech, and then placed
q glass bottle containing the roster of
the class among tho roots of the tree,
which was a horse chestnut. Miss
Belcher, the class adviser, threw the
atoL pf1 80 u Lltt "
The senior B class planted their tree
on the south campus with the same
ceremonies as the senior AS.
Senior ID Farce n Success.
The farce, "Tom Cobb which the
senior B class presented to the senior
A class, was pronounced the best
tribute that has ever been given a
graduating class. The play was given
before one of the largest crowds thai
ever gathered in the High School audi
forum. Mervin Wiener, as Tom Cobb,
was the hit Of the evening. His act
ing was so natural that many peo-
pie thought he was a professional.
Among the girl members of the cast
Doris Merger was the star, receiving
much applause as BiddS. Much credit
is due to Mr.. Miliwitsky, of the faculty,
for his efforts, which made the play
such a success.
AS so many requests were received
by the members of the cast to repeat
the play it will probably be given
again May II, in the local auditorium.
GtrIa IN Give EwhHhitsnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30

I, City - Tho Village I,osalp. "
drama: How Willie Raised 10,
hacco.~ comedy; The Sleep Walk.
or" drama.
Lyeeum Lean Wulfa END"
drama. The Baseball Star From
Bingville." comedy.
erand--"Courage OF sorta." West.
ern drama. "Juarcx After the HAT
tie" topical.
Ideal - Cure for Dyspepnla q
comedy: "A Comedy Of Understand
INK" Faust No. and No. y,
"Camorrists' Trial. Italy"
Exhibit nibber's Expcrl
mont" drama: 'rhe Mission Work
ca comedy drama. Avenged. e
drama.
odeos-"over the Ciiff." MAX
Comes Home" comedy: Winter
Sports In Imcernc." scenic: Tho
Delayed Proposal comedy: "-rhe
BEARDED YOUTH" comedy: Range
Pals" drama.
National - For the squaw. =
American drama: "A Thorough
bred. comedy drama: Railroad
! Raiders of CO." drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
At the Melton Picture Shows

colisEuMAoi You Kid
dlsa Put on your hest Bsh and
tucker and hike down to the
Coliseum. corner Of James and
Third. either on Thursday or
Friday. hetwee.G .. m. and 8
D. m. and tho man at'the door
Will pass yeu IN 20 see aoy
oeeus picture entitled "rhe
boy Scouts 20 the Rescue"
vou can 90 both days II you
care 70. The management has
dsclded that the boys and airls
shall have a picture Of the army
HE % the Boy Scouts. and that
every child might have
chance 10 look without the need
o. q nickel. They have decided
20 admit all children free AZ the
coliseum on Thursday ane Fri
day rsatineea :.
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PoarLANo's NEw MAYOR

PORTLAND. Or. June 30
Mayor Simon today completes his
term OF office. and tomorrow
Mayor.elect Rushiight will take OF.
flee. IL Is expected that RuahIight
will not make any changes until
he has boon In office long enough
TO learn the routine OF the city's
affairs
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nE.s PERFECTLY AMAZED.

LONDON. June Soc. n. Gary.
chairman OF the board of the United
Steel corporation. expressed much
amaxoment today over the tndict-
ment OF the heads of tho wire trust.
Il know no reason" he said.
why the wtr. companies should
have been Indicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30

Dream. The Kiss Of Mar,
lane. drama: The Reporter.
comedy. Scenes From Our Navy.
nAtrsotse. The Crusader" drama
Circuit - The Hidden Mine.
Western drama; The 1olIier.
hcomedy. and two other films
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
ON THE LAKE.

A fine sifuafion--fss acres beautiful Lake
frontage. plenty Of fruit. large and
-Fmait-- f-room house. barn. oufbuiid-
ksgs. \ attractive asa home and just
ataitst for profitable dairylns. town.
market. schools, churches close by. All
Of thia for f3.see. half cash. tt's a
rarely good thing ~ the price
CHARLES SONERS COMPANY,
- pns Alaska building.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
fTTE RoSEHTnf6 cSDTnfxKfEG 20
Corner 9Th and unlonl Msin 1907. Ind.
tftA rHEHOST OFFICE, titf FIRE
fnaat av Phones North $50. Green 81
nUt'rhhNoNfH = sos. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embaimsrs lttt
isl, cpp Moore thaalfs roth phrnes eae
uenasy. Watson Co. Funeral Directors
fhtfd av ana University poth phones ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fsa1ss hlsf srsae sSifs' iesS nd ar
value 'se ana tst. IN blue sssss. ehesie'
-"1 wAmSsnoLpr THE TAILOR.
zii burke H.ds 4 s1tf
Practical nuraaseitf yon want ms, cali
white Tea iisa iith v
SITUATIONS wANrEp--MALE.
nal y. g. az ElSl
iisht smpie5 meat ,. Ration. Hotel Hsyn-
aias
HELP wANTEo-MALE.
= ssss1 = lss AID ssmss 10 isss,as sss
plsts school IN the West Wages paid
shils isaf.ins An unlimited course Tres
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
- Washington. Or 10 Thira Az
waaisd 90 nsa % plA, pcei a. Tie
irsas checks ttia Thifd ay,. between
ritz ard rnien
i.sss men uanisf - sat hot Lpast beet
saadwishes basement ORIENTAL
root ROOM. isis Thifd av.. bsiwssn
Waafsd--tieod ceanifr PRINTER decd
sob fet FlNht man AMI chance fpr some
tAinx permanent " he makes apod. 4. T
- : -. =. -s----.--.-----s-.-
bel and eoti tunnint -Aisf. ! baths. SO
per Hishi and ~ Hcssi Model. itie bed
az near PIKE 81
Wanted DfY hard aaiiksri permanent
place. onlY parsons DESIRING rerfnanent
riaes aewa apply See a. uerHgF. nelly.
SsTs uoN FnNNENT roNiTlnNs
sass - pss, -, 3. nssas.,sr' '"'
sPsias - Fsel kssm. isi sp.ias ~
cue " cramsr. Ted 1sine
We msnd. darn ana ss~ on basioa.
Kas, cai~usDia cedar isij Easl tti
ssrona .hand cieshss. beashs. sod anA
exchanged tett ftks 81 ]. 1853. ftf&
CRAWFORD gto0h Co. u sffi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'>e, =, -, 80 a. cSt
sasss - hsa.es fl.ss o. hotels % lease.
iiss them 81 fhis cffies. "a there afe cen
sesnt catta FOE same u@efse I. Colwan
2&k = ufaeh seattle WASH
FURNISHED ROOMS.
s~~>~~~~~~s~s-r>e>>-
Tbs tlfsinus~ Gail balls. closets.
set vsrssnis "a. bet ana cold sstss
bis from wssfisks In sfsy rcosa. free
s.s - ,s Hsd sss. a.. 49, s.s sss TIE q
raesns. everything ~ pei ~ssh Wsis-
nsss steam heat lag alssancs
THE A~NEN--gast E3shfh sv.. rear
Wesftaks avl res clean. furnished
sswxn heated bsdf~osps ffor msn4 >
Hetss y " gss ws.h 80 per nishi
Olympic Apsffmenit Housekeeping
foafns. o. 10 AMI up sinaie rooms VI -
ash spg hest and cheapest cioss.in apart.
Meats In eitYs near patife market fsie
Western
StrsiY fafnishet foaYns 81 let. rrteats
heuasf walking Htstaness ttai fHfh az.
phnus cedar sft
Cabin for ono nan. eurnishsa for
harhlns stf He'll st. rusp~f Thff
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WHERE AZ oErs nis JOKES.

Isn't he original and funny p
Very. II you haven't seen the
same shows he has Detroit Free
Press.
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The SEATTLE STAR

no MN. "a NO >>>fAkS s asis
wheu youf subscription expires u on the
address label ~ yuuf paper when that
again been paid IN advance. your name
Il taken nom the list change % date
Gu the address lahai is q receipt
ny mail tstfiotif IN advancel. 10 cents
a month, up 10 slx meaths. ak months.
tft5oi otto year 81 90
ny mail out % city. 80 cents per month
year fHqA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
THREE AERoPlANEs
FOR UNCLE SAM.

! WASHINGTON. June to
Thtea aeroplanes. costing
! ol3.ono and representing the 4
! latest development In aero 4
/ nautics. viii be delivered to-
! morrow 60 the naval academy. =
The machines are OF tho
Curtiss type. and will form 4
the lonadation Of uncle Sans 4
aerisl navy. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30
ORIGINATOR or .loNopRE
ROSg" 10 DEAD.

: Los ANGELES. June 10 4
: Paul de Longpre. originator of
: the famous de LonEpr. rose In 4
= art. and well known painter. 4
: died last night from a com. =
\ pilcafion OF diseases 4
\ He was born Ia Lyons. 4
\ France. In 1885. At tho age 4
; Of II he began TO paint pie. 4
, lures He lived for years a, I
= his beautiful place at Holly.
4 wood. near here. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-30

tof the convenience q. orf readers, We
have established agencies at the follow
TINS dfug btoreaf
4. ~. Muilcn. sios Ballard Az Phone
ballard 900.
Grown Pharmacy. corner itth Az ana
Mountain View Dfua store. corner lard
and Aurora North afe. Green 81
Fremont Drug TO, Fremont ase anu
ssaih Park Pharmacy, ssss Dallas sv'
sidney ie1
Cherry street Pharmacy. corner fsrd
Cedar asa
AJasss Druw store. fsth ana ursen.
weed ay Phone North a.
Ads taken up 10 III a M.
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o.e~oooooEHcIIIJISJesoo ~oo
ccw l@e-pass book Of house. cctfags
ara bungalow plans. giving sizes etc.
&c v w. voorhees,. Arch't. ali Eifsl
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re~>~s~>>~~~vN~~<>~ e~~srO~~~s~~~~r>~s~
iost-.bayinss bong No. 1879 Finder
rtufn 10 Washington Trust aud savings
Bank
4 Loaf -Aavinss hook NO 1871 Finder
4fufn 60 Washington Trust a savings
ranh.
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FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE.

: acres Of black garden land. IN garden
aud grain ~ present; good water. no
Htumps and no stones, brand new five.
room cottage. Price $4,000 VIII ex-
change Tor good clear Seattle property.
Also have larger tracts to offer
7. NJ. KNuPPENBURG LAND CO.,
gii New York Block.
phoncH-~Main 5sia; Ind, y sara
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HOUSES.

e~~~~~~~e~~s~c~S ~<S~e~~~~~~~~~<
70 Ouu u
y WEEKLY RENTAL urf.LETfN -
y CONTAINS WHAT fou WAIST. p
y ny letting ~ know your name aud -
address ~e Will maii you a y
y copy. coniaias sssfSthins sc .
y hafs 90 let u
y JOHN DAVIS a COMPANY. u
y 100 second Az. q
d Main fili. Ind ssee y
y ID
q y u y y y u n I'd u u n % y u y T
Discriminating Adults Who Wish 10
estahinh real homes In central. sell far.
nlshed modern apartments. should apply
cnowx IxvFsrnFsrr co.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-~~~S~-~-~.~>~~~~e~-~-~
All kinds OF store nttures. counters.
shelving. etc. made at - neli Of Phone
lnd 1909
Furniture Tor sale by piecs, ranse ana
piano. must coll ~ wednesday itft
iitb.
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LAKE eURIun PROPERTY.

AN oIPoRTUNITY.
LarRs tracts on new Sander. car line al
Lake Harfsn. 800 up. SO down ais
Leaft bog Ind. 1901. Main tass
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
e-~-r-~~~~~s~~~~~~
HOMESiTE OVERLOOKING
LAKE WASHINGTON

iAfse tract OF ground within eight min
ufrT walk Of beautiful Lake Washing-
ton and beat landing just set your
pencil a minute and plan what you
could do on snch place Plenty OF
room for a house large F0u de-
sire. with vegetables and flower gar
denk and chickens and fruit trees
You can make a your Ideal home
place Uoed, isrel high ground. with
fine view You can get this for fsep
on terms Of as cash and fie monthly.
II ro9 act quickly. Take Madison
car and Kirkland ferry. or Anderson
boats 10 cur office on Kirkland wharf.
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DON'T READ TINS AID.

fnisss you want t3o srrss o. government
land ffee feu do not have 60 live on
~ Good opportunities for school
teachers OF any sslarisd people This
land has iuaf been opened for location.
Land IL level and covered with sage
and bunrheress. no siumps or aikaii !.
good water ~ ton 10 fiftaan feet, will
produce good crops without irrigation.
new railroad building through I am
an owner Of tract Of land In tn.
same tow nship I want 60 sas IN.
country settled up Never again viii
you have this opportunity. Call on
me and zee photographs Of land.
have lust returned from tho land and
can tell you all about ~ Hrina this
sd aos-sas Liberty Dlds,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Fine Jersey ard Durham COW. yer,
larse. VIII be fresh the frs, week IN
Jgiys s-sallon COW. 7gs Norih 71rd.
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" you want 10 exchange your used
furniture or range for something new
Or different. tell Ramsey about II lie
VII give you a fair trade Two blocks
north sanitary Market. 1919 First az.
Main 1855. Ind. 1sai.
Desks. chairs. showcases cnIcago sfor.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs

>>>'>>>r><-e~~><>>>>>> rs~-~-r~r~rs~S~>~~~~-~
bargains In furniture. parpets.
household goods. stoves and ranges.
we exchange your old goods.
SULLY * BALL.
New Location. coo Pike ST.
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PERSONAL.

~~~.~s-S<->-@>@~~~
RUPTURE CURED DO not wear
ff1sHi permanent, absolute. without over-
aqon 90 detention from business or
labor over one hundred cases cured past
two years. from ass ! year 60 ass 10.
The Harvard system, 400 hhafsr BIDS
itii hecond av,. seattle
stylish MAkE-OVER SHOP.
ihts trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
hhehed iiumes curted and cleaned.
Alteration Dept New ana old gar.
nfntf sei Arcade.
LADIES HEMoDELiNG PARL Oh5
New garments made ana old remodsied,
Latest styles I'ftrns reasonable ale
Arcade nldg Ind l. SSH.
Arcade hids Ind 1. ahif.
ATS Won itiekert5 graduate midwife.
tpfne confinrmenf4 female disorders sue
eessfully featedi physician " required.
lAai valley, corner Eastiaha aV Take
hartiahs car 20 valley 81. From 4 20
WAITED EsefYeH. suffering from
BLOOD OF SKIN disorders Of any kind
70 call for free trial bottle DR. tuskords
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- - ~ !, =, " - ~, " :, " " ~ ~ " y
out OF iob7 Got ono by working for
yourself n you have n little money
n IL better TO spend your time clearing
up piece OF land and making a
permanent home than wandering from
place 20 place, We arc the largest
dealers ~ unimprnved lands Ia Western
Washington. Prices range from sI2ba
per acre and up. Ask about us and
then come and see IA. We sell on terma
OF $40 cash. balance 50 per month on
LIZ.
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chAIIEL LOANS.

e-~~~r~e~~<S~~>~ ~~-~>s~-~~~.~~~~
Loans on furniture. horses. etc. VIII
Roach. room tit New York bldg
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NsS pianos FOR reut; rent applied ON
purchase. heyer-Toner. 1ls Union Of
Fcr eais. chAap--1~r0otn camp on Lake
Union Gail Main fegs
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rite A~NEx --ssss Esshis sv. resi-
Wesfiaka Nv rec. clean. Furnished.
stwxfu heated b.dfeosss ffof msnu >
Hafes o. ~ 0xf wssh. Sc nrr nfxht
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-~~~~ee~~~~eer~s>S~~~~ ~s~~~e~~~~~~~~~
ThfcssFaafn Unfnrnished fiat With psfs
fata hath 90 per month. istFa fss-
isg Way.
FURNISHED rssssa eapins Ana Sleeping
fnafas 81 - oe~k an lHna Easftshe
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PiASo--wouid sacrifice my tss0 ma
nnofany Upright: bargain; leaving city.
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FOX Biiok and other makes Pacific
Typewriter and supply Co. s2s N. Y Blk
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AUCTION SALES.

~S~-~.~~-~-~~~--~~|~>~~ ~<>~~~s><~~s~~~~~~~~
Grand Rapids AuNror ana storage Co.
asss-sc First av.. will buy your goods or
sell them on commission. A. T. Hoths-
child. auotioneer. Main Tsss. l. sstt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13
COLEGIO DE SAN LLDEFONSO.
PARA SENORITAS
DIRIGIDO POR LAS
HERMANAS DE LA CARLOAD.

En- sste planted Sc cursan las asigna-
suras propias de la primera ensehanza g
ge dan lecciones de Ingles, Frances N
M1sica. DE ADORNO: d.
bujo, pintura, taquigrafla, naaQuinilla N
eonfecci6n de hores.-CLASES DE LA
BORES :-Costura, tapiceria, encajess
bordados en- oro, itografia, sedas, etc.,
otc.
Ademas de las asignaturas menciona-
das, Sc instruye & las alumnas, con gnasa
asmero, en- Ell gobierno interior de UNA
casa y Sc les ensena toda clase de oficios
dem&sticos.
Los cursos empiezazn Ell 10. de Sep
k'embre. Sc admiten alumnas ifternas ~
externas.
Para informes dirigirse Ia sehera
Snperiora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13
IACINTO BENAVENTE

de los malandrines QEe confeso que todo estaba
preparado por e seor Pochinela para deshacerse de
tn anao?
Crispn
" quen sno e poda tener interes clio? Su hiia
senior; Ell rata de casarla su gusto; mi seior
estorba planes, Ell Polichinela supo toda s
vida como suprlmir estorbos 5No enviud6 dos
POGO tempof No enyudo POGO tempo dos veces?
No hered6 q todos sus parientes vie
jos j6venes2 Todos 10 saben nadie dira que le ca
l1mnio Ali La ridueza del sefor Polichnea es IN
nsulto la humandad la justcia. Solo entire gente
sin honor puede riunfar impune ombre como ell Sc
ior PoIichinela.
Arlequin
Dlees bien. Z 20 mi satra he de decir todo ESQ.,
Caro que sin nombrale porque la poesla debe peri
trse tanta hcencia.
Crispin
iBastante le importara 81 de vuestra satira
Captain
Dejadme, dejadme m que 81 sc ponga al alcan-
ce de mi Pero bien Sc que el vendra bus
carme.
Crisptn
M n1 senior consentirfa que ofendera al senior poE
ohlnela pesar de todo el padre de Silvia Lo que
ampoFte tndos sepan Ia cidad como mi amo es
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LOS INTERESTS CREADOs 63
tuvo punto de asesnado; como puede consentir
que vieo conrare la vountad el ooraz6n
de hija.
Arlequin
No puede consentrse ell esta sobre todo
Crispfn
81 mi amo fuera a1ghn ruin sujeto. Pero, decidme
no Ell senior Polchnea ell que deba enorguecerse de
que mi senior sc haya dignado de hija
aceptarle por suegrog hi senor que doncellas
de naje exceso ha despreciado por quien mas de
nega? (nairando hacia La segunda derecha) Ah Co.
lombina! iAdelante, graciosa Coombina hayais te
NOR! (Sale Colombina) Todos somos amigos, nues-
ira matua amstad te deende de nuesra nnanme admi~
rac6n
ESCENA III
Dichos colombina, que sale por La segunda derecha.
sea el pasillo.
Dona Sirena me enva saber de tn senior Apenas
yaba ell dia vino Silvia nuestra casa, re1ri6 mi
nora todo 10 suceddo Dice que volvera de
PADRE nj saldra de de mi sehora mas que
la esposa del senor Leandro.
Czispdn
sEso diceq iOh noble iovent iOn coFaz6n amantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-13
I::.r1 3.1ron1a


La duda.
Ell maestro dice upn POGO amostazado
4 un chico muy reyoltoso Y desobedien-
tie:
-iPara que sc viene q La escuela?
No sc decir 4 usted-contesta Ell
snuchacho, ,-porque ESQ mismo 10 ne
preguntado en- casa varias yeces.
Ca1or.
Uno de los d1as mas calurosos de este
yerano el hijo de Gede6n observe que Ell
SOL Sc ocultaba un momentO detras de
una nube
Y le dijo SUI papa, muy convencido:
Mira, mira 81 hara calor, que hasta
ell sol busca Ia sombra
Una carrera.
Santiaguito esta presenciando las carre-
ras de caballos, de pronto lie pregunta
a su papa:
-5T Tt sabes cuanto CANA ell caballo
que Sc adelanta los demas?
-Seg1n. . Este, creo que cinco mil
pesetas
-Entonces va Sc que carrera voy a
seguir
Is Cual, hijo mi0P
La de caballo
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sEso dices ioh noble iovent oh coraz6n >amantes :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-04
EAST BARRE.

Shirley Gauthier is reported i'll.
Don't forget dancing school this week.
Miss Marion Dickey spent Saturday in
Montpelier.
!. w. Bates was business visitor in
Barre Friday.
Miss Mamie Hagan has returned to her
school in Fayston.
The Misses Julia and Katie Hagan
spent Friday and Saturday in Mont
pelier.
Miss Gladys Durkee and Miss Grace
Locklin have returned to their work in
our school.
Chickenpox has made its appearance
in the village and several little people
are having it.
The ice is reported good on the Orange
reservoir and the boys are making use
Of their skates
Do you know Willard Crane and Hiram
Green II not come to the auxiliary
fair this week and make their aequain-
tanee.
James F, Malley, a former principal of
cur school, returned to Dartmouth col
lege Saturday, after spending his
Thanksgiving vacation here renewing old
acquaintance.
The following ladies have charge Of
the fair to be held in opera hall this
week: Apron table. Mrs. Charles Wa
terman, Mrs. Woodward; fancy table,
Mrs. Vern Tomlnson, Miss Locklin. Mrs.
Avery; quilt, Mrs. Waugh, Mrs. Hutch
ms, Mrs Pittsley, Mrs. John Sullivan,
Mrs. Wellington; sandwiches and coffee,
Mrs. +. L. Tucker. Mrs Lermond; home.
made candy, Mrs. Robert Grey, Mrs. NJ.
}. Whitcomb; dolls, Mrs. Robert Wat
son; walking grab-bag, preparing, Mrs.
Lucy Sargent, Mrs Ed. Blanchard wear
ing same, Harvey Partridge: rummage
table, Mrs. II. Z. Sargent, Miss Lock
lin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-04
Submarine Paint.

In 1895 special submarine paint
was prepared by Holzapfel. the object
being first coated with an anticorro-
slve deposit and then with second
layer containing toxic substances. Ow-
ing to the reactions which occurred be-
tween the two layers. however. the
paints were liable to crack and would
not last for more than six months. Re-
Gently this drawback has been rene
died by the production of paint In
which the outer coating consists Of an
amalgam of copper incorporated with
an earthly pigment and waterproof
medium. AS soon as marine organisms
attack this coat the amalgam is ex-
posed and yoltaic currents are pro-
duced which set free poisonous com.
pounds OF copper and mercury and de
stroy the intruders. Thus the action is
only brought about in places where It
Is necessary and the life Of the paint
Is doubled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-04

II is Just as well that our enthusiasm
for oriental euriosities should be tenn
pered by discretion. Eastern antiqui.
ties may be picturesque and with all
the charm Of mystery. but at the same
time they may have a history that. II
known, would consign them TO the
stove without benefit OF clergy. Here
is story bearing upon the point and
with its obvious moral. A young and
extremely pretty girl went to fancy
dress ball In Chinese costume. The
triumph OF her makeup was a real
oriental wig. and she wore 1t proudly.
Some time after strange mark ap.
peared on her forehead. and this was
treated as trifiing skin affection. But
II refused to disappear: in fact. II grew
larger. and then the specialist was
consulted. 1t was leprosy. Argonaut.