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VOLUME 6. July 25, 1908 NuMBER 30 
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peas are cleaily hare eee for the 
harbor illumination and boat parade to 
be held at Manchester on the evening of 
August 10th,—Monday. Shore resi- 
dents and townspeople should unite in 
making this an event of general interest. 
While the Manchester Yacht club is 
taking the initiative, everybody is invited 
to join and make the event something 
that will be looked forward to every sum- 
mer. A harbor illumination and boat 
parade ought to be a leading event of the 
summer in such a delightful watering 
place as Manchester. _ Now all join 
Enthusiasm should not be lack- 
hands! 
ing! 
Tax rates seem to be taking mighty 
jumps all around us! In Marblehead 
the rates will be something over $20.00. 
In Newburyport the rate will take a 
jump of $2.20,---to $21.20. Meanwhile 
the Manchester assessors are putting In 
some hard work and tax-payers are won- 
dering what sort of a surprise they will 
spring when they are ready to announce 
That it will be higher there is 
no question. ‘The state and county taxes 
have been increased considerably, and 
expenses in the town have gone up 
something over what they were last year. 
These things, together with the fact that 
the rate. 
the condition of the stock market places 
a lower value on much taxable, assets, 
will bring about a higher rate. But it 
will be in the vicinity of $10.00. In 
Beverly the rates will advance to the 
vicinity of $15.00. Wakefield will have 
a rate of $25.00, one of highest in the 
State. Gloucester’s rate willbe $19.00. 
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My attention has been called to the 
bathing as enjoyed by the young men 
and boys at Beach Street Park or Mas- 
conomo Park, more properly. No one 
would object to the use of the float there 
by the bathers provided they behave 
properly and wear suits such as are,,used 
at the beach or any other public resort. 
The meagre shelter on the pier provides 
few accommodations for the number 
that use it, in fact, is almost unfit for any 
such service as a bath house. May we 
not have some improvements along these 
lines? 
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Magnolia Gymkhana. 
August, the merriest of the summer 
months, will soon be here and will bring 
with it the annual. Horse Events or 
Gymkhana Races on Crescent Beach, 
Magnolia, the most fashionable and_in- 
teresting of the season’s events. ‘The 
races and events are being arranged un- 
der the management of the Oceanside 
hotel, and are under the personal ‘sup- 
ervision of Captain de Jony, a well 
known horseman. The plans for the 
Gymkhana place the date at Monday, 
August 10. The program will consist 
largely of races for ladies and gentlemen, 
hurdle races, and pony races for chil- 
dren. As far asis possible, the events 
are to be exclusively for the amateurs, 
with the exception of a flat race for pro- 
fessionals, and it is hoped that all, who 
are interested in horse events, will show 
their interest in the affair by entering 
with their horses in the events. Further 
particulars willbe given in next week’ s 
issue of the BREEZE. 
Nothing definite has been decided on 
the proposed horseshow. But it will 
probably be held in late August. 
This, God’s Law. 
EXOTICS. 
(Tales From the Talmud. ) 
If one should tell thee thou hast asses 
ears, 
It may not hence be true, 
fears. 
so calm thy 
If two shall thus aver, Alas! Alack! 
Go, get a saddle for thy beastly back. 
The Pitcher. 
If the pitcher strike the stone, 
Woe to the pitcher. 
If on the pitcher fall the stone, 
Woe to the pitcher, 
Alike in all, whate’ er befall, 
Woe tothe pitcher! 
Rabia. 
Malik and Hassan, friends of Rabia, sped 
To cheer her, lying sick upon her bed. 
To whom thus Hassan: ‘‘ He whose 
heart is pure, 
God’s chastening hand unmurmuring 
will endure.’’ 
And Malik: ‘‘He who loves the Lord 
will bring 
A heart that doth rejoice in chastening.’’ 
Then Rabia, who their selfishness dis- 
cerned, 
Her face in anger and in pity turned; 
““ Why, friends, should Rabia be by you 
advised? 
I was not conscious that I am chastised. ’’ 
The Supreme Law. 
Rabbi Hillel, wise to teach, 
Framed his choweied in Poldet spect? 
To him came, upon a day, 
One who said; ““Good Master, pray 
God’s Law in brief measure put 
While I stand upon one foot.’’ 
Beckoning the man aside, 
Rabbi Hillel thus replied: 
“What is hateful unto thee, 
Ne’er to others do nor be. 
(My words are 
chary), 
- All else.is but commentary.’’ 
—Joseph A. Torrey. 
If you have a cottage to rent, or rooms, 
or want boarders, advertise the fact in 
the Breeze. It costs but 15 cents a 
week after the first week, which costs 
25 cents. The paper reaches many of 
the very people. you are trying to 
reach. > 
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