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weekly. SUblUbee a poem which begins

thus:

"Will some one tell us. If they can"?

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M Haiti-?-SSSSSS, the manager of the

M-tropolitan opera floure, was talking

about f.itnous song birds.

"These women, as e rule, are modest,"

be paid; "hut now snd th?n we meet a ?ong

bird Of Inordinate? vanity.

"In Milan, li, the Arcade. I chanced one

afternooa upon eoag bird of the v?in

type, and she asked me how I had liked

her performance tho evening before

'It was superb, perfect!' I said

She beamed with such delight that, to

pitreII h*r Mill more. I add?d:

I? was divine?like an angel? song.'

Bui s* that she bit her lip.

'I don't see any need,' ?he said, with mi

annoyed air. of dragging In the ngel.

"Do rou keep football requisites here?"

,i?k?e| ?i gloom> -trowed young man th"

other day, as he entered Jones's shop.

'Tusa, fir; everything in that line."

"Then >"ii may wrap up a bottle of a,._

alea, a paper of court plaster and an arm

sllng. I am going to play In i nvit'-h this

afternoon."- Tit-Bit?

"Almost teto strange to be true" said a

woman who had lost and found again a

plere of Jev ?try a few days ago On arriv?

ing at her' husband s office In the Wall

Street district she discovered that an ame

thysl was missing from an ornament which

sh? wore. The prongs which held it had

evidently worn away and the stone was

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1912). New York [N.Y.], 1912-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1912-01-01/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1912-01-01.