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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

el ilustre muerto, honor de las letras
hispanas.
Despues recuerda con orgullo que Ell
fu6 quien hizo hablar a Menendez Y Pc
layo tfiputado de la minoria que repre-
sentaba La Union Cat6lica; de la I'M
preston que prodqso el verbo del gran
obscurantista espanol Asi 10 calif-
ca
La palabra del tribune, calida, ardo-
rosa, vibra ahora con fragor de pelea
Mas que ell hermano que llora la muer-
tie del hermano es este venerable senior
Pidal. cuyas barbas blancas Sc mueven
temblorosas, como el guerrero que en-
papa en- sangre del caudillo muerto las
fuertes manos. y que las alza al cielo
con el clamor de un juramento de ven
ganza. La oraci6n suya no es la elegia
sino ell preg6n de una batalla
-Oid-nos~dice-: este fue el mayor
triunfo '1el defsnsor de la fe. A su
muerte, los ej6rcitos de la impiedad pu-
sieron las armaS la funerala. battle
ron sus tambores los destemplados par
ches y rindieron honores al cadaver de
Men6ndez y Pelayo. iJuzgad cual no
sera su gloria y
Luego diserta largamente acerca de
la impiedad, ,fuente pr6diga para el eau
dial de Su elocnencia.
-iQuien pone limites-repit.- la
maldad disfrazada de tonteria
Y Sc recrea lorna y vuelve
Menendez Pelayo. el caro-. el amado
maestro Sc .ha olvidado en- las faciles en-
ralhadas de oratoria Ahora son David
y Gohat el simil
Granizan los facileS tropos. que res
balan en- los oidos como fechas en- ace
rada cot,i: Ell cruzado de la fe'' "El
manto sagrado del inquisidor.' La In
quisici6n constituye para don Aleian-
dro un provide tema En- Sus bellos
discursos academies pone siempre una
loa para el santo Tribunal Ell elogio
la expulsion de los Judios morisccs
Y la condemnation de Carlos III son las
mas lindas paginas de su oratoria
Al fin remata la lectura con la afrma+.
ci6n de que el nombre de Espana no re-
suena mas ALA de las fronteras sino por
aquellos nombres de los creyentes ardo-
rOsOS.
-Cierto- -anade-que Sc oy6 al otro
lado de elias el de Ferrer We'd que aho-
ra. en- contraposici6n, Sc llora el de Me
nendez Pelayo> y que puso todo su au-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

guSto saber las .6rdenes de las subh-
mes doctrinas DEF :Crucifcado.
Hubo unos t1mitlos aplausOs. Lego
con calor y brio Ricardo Calvo unos YER
sos Sonoros, de Leon interpret6 la capt
la Isiderina el salmo 80 Misere me
Deus, de Goicoechea, suhi6 la tri-
buna un padre capuchino, ell p Benisa
orador Sagrado muy elocuente.
Ell Padre Benisa eS un amante de la
Natllraleza. .Asi nos moStr6 ante los
oios marayillados, absortos, la sublime
ammonia de los astros que ruedan por los
epacios infnitos del orto al ocaso, es-
tabeci6 con ell oun Undo parang6n con
la vida menguada de los hombres de
genio ,-Nrd de que modo una saba di-
sertacf9n puede coronar con los rayos
.xcelsos sfel padre del dia una fgura
humana
Despues estableci6 otra relaci6n sin
gular. vestida con las galas de su saber
y su elocuencia La de los heroes del
saber que baio las avas frias de los
volcaneS hallan los vestigios de otra Vi
da de otroS sefes, con las de aquellos
que en- las explosiones de la politica bus
can entire las frias cenizas de la passion,
entire los estratos, 10. Que muri6, 10 de
sapaIecido, para mostrarnoslo en- su
enorme grandeza.
Despu6s, despu6s ell p. Benisa tuvo un
olvido involuntario Habl6 de los pal
ses llenos de sol, de aquellos otros cuyo
cielo empanan la CASA de la niebla Y
nos asegur6 que nj aQul Sc aclimatan
sus flores nj NADIA puede venir de ALI
que encuente grata acogida en- nues-
tro esplritu
Mas de una darfa rubia sonrela mi
rando al cielo azll de los viejos tapices,
que hablaban de Carlos Y, vencedor en-
T1nez
La obscuridad del septentri6n Y, sin
embargo fueron tantas las cosas bellas
que vinieron del pas de la niebla y
aqui tienen raigaml}fes de cariiio. Po-
sitivamente, el padre Benisa Sc distra-
jo.
Despues lego Ricardo Calvo, magis-
tral, laepistola a Horacio:
Yo guardo con amor un hbro viejo.':
Y habl6 ell sehor Maura. yS1b}6. al
estrada y estall6, clamorosa, ala ovaci6n.
Jnstos tres minutes de APPLAUSE cerrado
Tambi6n los panuelos ondeaban Fl
senor Maura. insuperable de elocuencia
dijo:
La mnerte de Men6ndez Pelayo ha
sido algo como 81 la naturalcza quisiera
demostrarnos su indomable poderio
Cuando escuchan,S miles de woes
nay atlas y muy bien templadas que Sc
allan para reducirnos a hermanos de las
bestias, para obseurecer el frmamento
Y negaf el alma que no acertan des-
eubrir nj los microscopes nj esealpelos;
auando el ser humane conquistalor del
gunlo. antor de tantas maravillas, no es
.sino I'm ser destinado p5drirse Ell las
pesiilencias fuerza es que Dios creara
IN modelo de hombres
Siendostantas tan admirabes obras
las suyas, no motto la falta de ning,na
decidme dcual otro es e sello de los
escogidos2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06
En- honor de-
Menendez y Pelayo

La luz suave, tenue Sc filtra por los
altos ventanaleS de la amplisima sala de
lectura. Para llegar a ella precisa atra-
vesar una muralla humana. que forceJa
pOr conseguir ell 'puesto apetecido.
Decoran las paredes viejos tapices de
la casa de los reyes: Los panos repre-
Sentan la conquista de Tunez. En- ell
fondo destacan en- la rrama de las fl
guras del Emperador Carlos V los ga
llardos caballeros que lie escoltan. Bri-
llan los hilos de oro y plata de las arma-
duras, parecen lucir los hierros de las
lanzas. Y en- ell claro azul de los cleloS,
los dolores de las gafzotas que coronan
las cimeraS.
Sirve aquel henzo de doSel al trono.
A la derecha de los sitiales de los Re
yes. un busto blanco aparece coronado
de laureles de aureos botoneS. Sue
tan las ramas anchas cintas amanllasy
roias. Cerca del busto, una mesa yes
tida con roios terciopelos marca el lu-
gar de la tribuna
Desde ell estrada Sc admira la con
fusa variedad de las gentes que, llenan
ell recinto. Muy bellas damas. muy
pulcros caballeros.
En- primera linea estan el senior La
Cierva, elconde de la Mortera, don Luis
Bahia, el marques de Ibarra9 y el de
POlavieja
Janto a este estan los obispos de Sion
de Madrid y el arzobispo de Burgos.
La galerfa alta es tambien invadida
de pilblico -
A las cuatro Ell punto resuenan los
acordes de la marcha* Real. Ell la sa-
la penetran los soberanOs.
Viste ell mOnarca de levita.
La reina lleva traje de color crema.
La Infanta Isabel, vestido girls con ador
nos de encaies negros.
Con SIS. MN. y A. entran ell marques
de la Torrecilla, ell duque de Santo Maui
rO, la senorita de Heredia, la senorta
Beltran de Lis, ell ministro de Instruc
ci6n p1blica y ell gobernador civil.
Todos ocupan suS puestOs en- el es-
+oolo l.. ,Nr;,,,oco lTvao loc Pavac
y la infanta.
I'm viva al Rey obtiene una contes-
taci6n menos nutrida que 10 que era de
esperar por 10 considerable del concur
so. FL senior Senante, quien el vltor
ha cogido desprevenido, Sc yergue de
un salto.. Y suena otro viva la Reina,
contestado con entusiSssmo. MuchaS
senoras agitan los panuelos.
En- Medic de rn silencio relgioso la
orquesta de la sinfonica. interpreta la
marcha funebee de la tercera sinfonla
de Beethoven.
Despu6s asciende hasta la tribune d.
Alexandra PidaI Su voz clara y tire
mante Sc deia Dir, leyendo apresurada
unas paginas impresas FL cuerpo fla
co, nervioso tiembla sujeto a la disci-
pima de, no accionar, terrible para un
parlamentario.
Habla del amor maternal Que no ha-
LA consuelos en- la perdida del hijo que
llev6 EN- slls entranas. aunque la empire
sa en- que encontrara lamuerte fuerala
conquista del tyono. aunque al hundir-
Sc en- ell no ser vaya EN- busca de la glo-
ria imperecedera La madre es Espa-
ila. Ell hijo-j bien 10 adivinais les
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06
Bolsa de San Juan
COTIZACIONES NOMINALES
ACCIONES

ACCIONES
venta-compra
Banco Colonial
Id Popular
ID Territorial 60
Id. Puerto Rico IS As
Borinquen Sugar 80
Cambafache
Cabo Rojo Salinas rs
Cayey Sugar 115
Fajarao Sugar
Juncos IT'S
Lola 125
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

avlso los consumidores del Vino .'CerebFina'sl
Ur1ci sepase cue pare garantxar La egitimiGad del
CORDlA de Cerebrinan Compueeto Ulrici, que CON-
eg 81 mismo Oonocdo. solo e titulo se hA variado.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES MEN
Vermont Association in Annual Meet
inq at Burlington Sept II.

ing at burlington sept ~.
Burlington, Sept. 5.-The Vermont
Association of Sealers OF weights
and Measures will hold their next
meeting on Sept. 18th, beginning at
10 n m. at the Hotel Vermont.
The purpose of these meetings Is
to promote cooperation among all
interested in or affected by, weights
or measures legislation and its en-
forcement. In a work OF this klnd
there are often matters which re-
ouire explanation and in the fran
ing of new or the remodeling of old
Legislation, Il is well TO have the
opinion of those who will be affected
particularly by such legislation.
The members of this Association
which comprises the members OF the
state department of weights and
measures. are particularly anxious
that the laws and their enforcement
be equitable to all parties affected
by the same and that il promote In
every way the business interests oil
this state. for that is as we under
stand il. the main feature of the
laws
In view of the fact that the de-
partment endeavors TO conduct its
work with this purpose in view and
that it asks and has constantly asked
for the cooperation Of those affected
by the enforcement of the laws, il
rightfully expects the aid of all
persons engaged in trade. in the
manufacture of weighing and meas
uring apparatus and all others par
ticularly interested in the subject.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05

FOR sALE--l new piano-top buggy; new
L stick-seat runabouts; second. hand Con-
cord buggy In splendid condition; new light
buggy harness surrey harness. been used six
times. cheap pony harness with collars,
saddle and bride to match, practicaly new.
q. IA. SIR. A. Moon, SO. SALISBURY. Phone
lS4-ll. osto
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News q. the Town ard Village Told Briefly
zor Busy Readers


Miss Susie I. Rogers is visiting rel
atiyes in Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Church OF
.Ioplin. Missouri are guests at the
Walbridge Homestead.
Mrs. David Hill of South Shafts
bury will leave tomorrow for Wltchl-
ia. Kansas for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldsmith came
TODAY 10 be the guests of his mother,
Mrs. Pauline Goldsmith of Main st.
Andrew Hummer returned yester-
day from New York where he had
been for. the past several days on
business.
Among those in town today are
Representative-elect Fred IL. Bagley
of Searsburg and James Welch oil
Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
daughter of Brooklyn, n. Y, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Wood OF
North street
Richard Gerkin and Carl Paulson
have returned from Alexandria Bay
Thousand Islands. where they spent
the summer.
Miss Mabel Patterson returned last
evening from North Adams where
she has been the guest of friends for
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Paterson oil
Union street have gone to Lake ia.
ponda. VT, to be the guests oil
friends there.
Mrs. Walter Golding of Quogue, l..
l., is a guest at the home OF her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward WEIGH oil
Division street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05
Low PRICED ADVERTISING


FOR sALE-Farm of 200 acres; good l0-room
house new cedar shingled ROOF; running
water at door from never-failing spring; good
barns with shed attached. hay fork in each
barn; wagon shed and grainery; hen house and
hog house; wood shed and summer kitchen
with one years wood in shed; wood lot with
5000 worth of stan ding timber and $500 cords
OF potatoes. A acres of oats, l acre fodder corn,
Q acres buckwheat; fine lot farm tools; nice
sugar orchard of 100 trees; plenty OF fr,iit Tor
farm use cows. young heifers. 40 sheep.
good team of horses, telephone End K. T. D.;
also on milk route; good trout stream running
through farm; ice dam to harvest 30 tons; i've
minutes walk from church and school. This
farm Is miles from station and good mArke !.
Price for farm, stock and tools $500. Nash y
Hutchins. futt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05

COR sALE--Ivers & Pond mahogany case
piano. Very easy terms. Thomas Renchey,
Box 46s, No. Adams. 0Ito'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05
WARNING /!

The legal voters % the VILLAGE Of Bcnning-
too are hereby notified and warned e. meet 81
Free Library Hall.fr the VILLAGE OF Bennine-
ton. on Monday. September 10th. 1914 20 one
purpose:
Art'c I. To see what sum II any the vii
lage will appropriate 10 huish the permanent
highway work nov In proves Of construction
Article 2 To transact any other business
that may b. found Necessary and proper when
met.
WP. HOGAN.
ID. A. WARD. Nniaee Clerk.
Village President.
September 4. 1919.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05

EOR SALE small house. barn and 10 acres
L OF land. located on main road In Pownal,
mile this side of iownal center, or about ~
miles from Remington. Ledge of building
tone and fruit trees on place. Fine camping
ground. Inquire Of Mrs. N. A. kennon, ia
Maple St., Bennington, VT, OH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05
Better Yourself

IL working with us. We are constantly
adding ~ cur force Of women empioyces.
work Steady employment Exf erience
not necessary. Beginners paid While learn
ing. aud can make rapid progress No
positions for men Call OF write Man
haitian Shirt Co. salem. ~ y Dept b.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05

DOR SALE Farm Of 100 acres located miles
south of Bennington. Good ~ story
room house. Barn S6x36 with basement;
wagon shed l4x26; two new hen houses; water
piped to barn. Plenty fruit OF al KINDS; sugar
orchard of 200 trees; wood lot with 90 thousand
feet pine and 400 cords wood. Farm will keep
Q COWS and team. Price $1,000. Nash Hutch
ins. ooCi
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05

COR sALE-Nearly new 2-story house, slated
roof, rooms on first floor, rooms on
second floor; running water in house; WOOD
house and coal shea. About Ia acre nice land,
good garden, plenty fruit. Located ON Berk-
shire trolley line at Pownal, Vt. Price si4os.
NIsh < Huichins. oobi
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05
WANTED

WANTED-Girl for general homework
w Mrs. VIM. shaw, Bennington Center, VT
2Ot6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-05

EOR sALE-very cheap, the marble slabs
L In front of the property of Miss Lowrie on
S S,,aoN "N B5t6f
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-29

Only that one man makes tss
takes for the rest Of the rs,
And an aristocracy, is tha,
from mistakes? No, in an sit
racy a few people make us]
for the rest OF the people
about a democracy? WHY
democracy the people hay.
blessed privilege of maxim, d
own mistakes, Some times The
tocracy find it so profitable 70 d
mistakes for the rest Of the III
that It takes long time TO cor
them. But my friends the pace
human history have been vii
with blood because the few
found it so profitable TO make
takes at the expense of the ped
Let the people make their Owl
takes. They are not so apt to nl
them as the few and they con
them as soon as they find out
they have made the mistake n
the people for II is a growing 4
fidence. You will be lonesome
friends If you do not trust the
Pile. for the people have conhds
in themselves and they are n't
ly to trust long anyone Sao
not trust them.
But my friends, | have not
to dwell at length upon
things, | now come to impress
on you the thought to which
been leading. our nation is
ing TIE world in intelligence,
morals and in government
"A privilege to live in nation
be its citizen, that is a pa'h,nl
among the nations, a torch %
of the world. and here is The
tion that would burn IN
minds and hearts, and | Souiu
it with me as go from you
world is moving ana our ~
leads the way Have We d1l'
within our power to make lns
ernment of ours more neafH
ernment OF the people, oy .ne
ple and for the people? Il We, We
not lived up to our great 10y,
- ,re willing 10 c0l~
ourselves anew to this anan a.i
task that this goyernmen, ~ sla ~
blessings hes shah be an example :. y
the world until the bless'nsS nia,J \
government shall be eHI0''N
every human being. ,. ,,,sptis,
thank you lor sU s,Dniause.)
cloud and long 'pplHu.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-29
,x ,,,r COT >TN COURT "
Nv RATE
state of colorado 81.

state of Colorado 81.
County Of Weld STATE o, cs!Ia13
The People Of We IPeee,pbSid. GREsl,u
to Charles @; lse'l'b ~ bq.n made
WHERE TEAS, II hss court Of
near to the C9unt' n Colorado,
County, In the stat !,ss u o Reinhoa
vou the said Chari,s law Of Fres
nne OF the htirs,a' I'D ,o that yo1
Rninhold. deceased n pnp Of Wln'fI
n rasiaent Of the to""
a. ,ra STATE uf Iowa, IN accord
IN NOW. TuEREFoREif II the sta.s1i
WIN I tne made and pro'iaunyd ertt
sud,. udn, of Court duly 1 lIiaISb tbat an %
order o' h"reby notified ed.,,"s ,ia 10 X
you are wrlting purpor'"a7 The
men' On on end testament. sSd va.
last VII i1oinh1ld deeesasstTn, Tn,roeai!
Fredriek satd court i9t n
sentcd 10 S,V OF FebruaIiGiiiac al
the 2nd uE Hromau, reslGg,',nise d y
by Oscar f5;;,unty. in the s,S Eur va
ley, Weld C2us's ,Ts ssaid dccedenr,s nr,s.IioI
,he time Of MS u,,ofT. in the, ri
C:re.ley. Weld C3u" .said deeeusrJiii
Colorado. that uy alleged ..s1 s
cording to the saiu sauysd his preMgsf
vPs" ,.,sed and bequeail,,r,rus follovi,ss
he words and uiLayise. bealt''d
vi. III Il hereby u}f, W. johanna
W,uit " Wan,noint to my wlWISs,li coanMs,,
UNI UNI iii and sinsulss' whatesei.
reaY' real and personsaaa ala % Iwherey..I. u 4
la Ia character. anu ana pOssessssaa,
amu u..hirh i am sel4e,aE'b h"
OF "n' or over W"a .-,tc
titled ,I' 10 APPOINTMENTS NorlfiliSs|
power, oi 5F PR HEREBl aid C'T
he fon and appear !, 9eiS5o Room lnc nctisss iss
,,sn ,he coIn'yG in yGTceIaH i9 y t!55i'1r..a3,s.
Weld, In the sSyt'rrh. A. T. s,sdi
lin day day OF 10 attend ,iilsgtsed ist I,
The probate 9l 5f the saw srtAss
and testament "a and iatn1
Tcinhold, dte..g,lGot shall " ss
and ot, perform Wl,a,.uired a1ss
''" n,id Court be SyygERE,f ~
H iH WITNESS Wapd aul. ~
ber.unto set n'yy, yy,.Trl at ,,,. u
"sai OF snid E6uuiy, "'
G"r"c,Iey IN soid igi2. ,nFlFLl
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Judge and '' 9 ~s
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The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-29

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

factory" explanation has ever been Of
fered Of the origin of the custom for
women to WOO and not be wooed one
year in every four. But II offers the
leap year statute of Margaret, the Maid
Of Norway. Margaret reigned over Scot
land from l2S6 to l2so. though she died
before she could get there. In the year
l2sS. which was leap year, the following
law was passed In her realm:
1T is statnt and ordaint that during
the rein of hir maist blissit Mageste, for
ilk yeare knowne as lepe year. ilk hayden
ladye Of bottle high and lowe estait shall
haze liberte to bespoke &c man She likes:
albeit he refuses TO talk hir 10 be his
lawful wye. he shall be mulcted In We
sum ane pundls or less. as his estait may
be: except and avis elf he can make II
appear that he is bethrothit an ither
woman he then shall be free
Key 10 the SituatiOn-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
Home Nj deal Book Free

! have published Medical Book
The Ills OF Humanity. Their Cause
and Cure-compiled for ready refer
ence In the home-a book containing
Ia3 pages Ct valuable professional In
formation anu private advice-the re-
suit of years Of experience in the
practice Of medicine.
II is written in plain. simple Lam
guage that anyone can read and under
stand and ia we'll illustrated. So great
las been the demand for this book
that have found ii necessary to have
it printed In English, German. swed.
ish, Norwegian Finnish, spanish,
Italian aud bohemian. Every home
should have a copy of this book. and
IL should be read by every man and
woman.
II tells about practically all dis
eases--EiEes their symptoms, their
causes and how they may be cured
tells what to eat and what not to cat
how 10 prevent sickness and how a
great many diseases may be cured
at home, without doctor.
II will lenefit anyone, sick or well.
10 read this book. SO have provided
ten thousand copies for distribution
among readers Of this announcement.
and will send a copy free and postage
paid with the treatment. to every all
ing persnn who writes me or sends
the coupoa below.
II not otherwise requested. the
English edition Of this book will be
sent 10 you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14
HERE'S LEAP YEAR STATUTE

On the subject Of leap year the Britain
MICA says pessimisticaliy that mo salts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-14

A~~tse&@@@1s-N
the usual matinees on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
OdiSa, the famous Samoaa Water
Queen. will furnish the leading act at
the orpheum this week. wonderful
exhibition Of swimming, and diving will
be given in the most massive glass tank
ever erected on a stage. The graceful
young woman will perform many diff
cult fests below the surface Of the water
She will eat and sew. disrobe and sleep.
The stage setting for the act at tn.
orpheum will be elaborate in every de-
tail. The gIass tank viii be made beaI-
tiful with shells. sea weed and gold
fish. On "Wednesday evening a swim
ming contest. open to all will be held In
the tank. Persons who wish TO compete
may leave their names at the box office.
Howard and North will present Back
to Wellington a one-act pIayIei. Agnes
Scott and Henry Keane viii present a
dainty little sketch called Drifting
The Six Brown Brothers. versatile COM
edy musicians. will give a delightful
musical act In which the saxophone is
featured. The Petersen Brothers. aerial
comedians. will give a unique acrobatic
performance introducing the famous
Petersen Trick" Charles Nevins and
Ada Gordon will offer a short sketch en-
titled Little Miss Manicure which is
replete with funny situations. Loa Dur
byelIe. the famous woman shadowist. will
give an exhibition Of miniature panto-
mines which are made with her nimbIe
fingers.
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Europe. have been induced to re-enter
extravaganza. the field in which they
were missed so many years. The two-act
musical mix-up and vaudeville carni-
val which will be presented is equal TO
the best attraction ever seen in any va
riety theater The cast includes Henry
Fink and his sister; the Semon Duo;
Henry Nelson and May Brown. The
thirty chorus girls will be feature,
each one having been selected with care
as TO her ability to sing and TO look
pretty. Starting tomorrow there will be
ladies' matinee daily.
:
The latest burlesque musical success,
the Gay Widows" and with 1t the extra
attraction Of Mahmout, the Bulgarian
Tiger. who will meet Corners at every
performance during the week. will be
the bill at the krug theater, commencing
with the matinee as usual at go p. m.
Sunday. The Gay Widows Is under
the personal direction of Louis ober-
warth, an eastern producer. who has
made many successes in this field. 1t Is
headed by May Strehl. the girl who never
trowns, and what Is claimed to be Broad
ways prize burlesquo chorus, said by Mr..
oberwarth to be the prettiest aggrega-
ton Of chorus girls on the road. Miss
Strehl is assisted by Dolly Stuart.
Frances Farr. Madame Rhea and several
other accomplished young women. while
the comedy roles are taken by Frank
Damsel, James Il. Daley and Dave Ross
Interspersed in the olio is a dramatic
novelty entitled THE Pipe Hitter" which
is played by May streht, Richie Covey,
Frank Damsei and ]. c. Hart. Several
high-class vaudeville numbers will fol-
low. and the second burletta will then
open with a view of the old race track
at Saratoga. Youssiff Mahmout will
take all corners. posting forfeit of sioa
to any wrestler whom he fails TO pin
TO the mat In ten minutes.