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horse. The banderillas were placed and Matador Manuel Gallega came forward to do the killing. To show his bravery, skill and self-confidence, he ordered the other toreros from the ring, which met with vociferous applause. His work with the "muleta" was excellent, and after three well-directed strokes he managed to get his animal down, when 1t was put out of it's misery. The third bull was tho star" of the fight if the damage he did can be taken as a criterion. He was a trifie underslzed as compared to his predecessors, but what he lacked in size he made up in strength and fierceness He charged Picador Alejo Jaime ,"El Ncne'' and tossed both horse and rider over his head, as If they had weighed no more than feather. In falling Jaime lit squarely upon the top of his head, ana for a few seconds was unconscious He was removed from the ring and it was at first thought that he had been seriously injured. l..- Ei- s- ss.,
 One of the most startling events of the exhibition took place when this bull made a charge on "Fajero." yffe carried his head very low and one of his horns enter ed the ground for about eight inches throwing him straight up in the air standing on his head where he remained for about five seconds The two mata- dors they assayed to place the banderiilas Manuel Gallega, taking first place. He managed to get the barbs in. but in att tempting to escape the bull he was caught and thrown to the ground. It looked as though he surely would be killed, and be- sides having his costume almost torn off him he received two quite serious wounds one on the left knee and the other in the fieshy part of the same leg. He was retired from the ring and given medical attention. The bull was finally killed by the other matador, who plainly showed his nervousness by desire to do the work quickly. The fourth bull was on a par with the rest and kept things lively until he was finally killed. Dr. Trevino. who is attending the three men, who wero injured, states that although their wounds are quite painful they will nor necessarily prove serious. and that his pa- tients should be fully recovered in three weeks or so. The attendance was excep- tionally large, and many foreigners and tourists were present. e -<<<e<-<<<<<-<<<< bad man gets tired of being trenchantly bad.
 A good man feels bad when he is knocked down. A bad man takes 1t as part of his athletic training.
 A fall campaign means four weeks de- voted to the process of thawing out frozen integrity. Vice, on the other hand, is always warm and fluent always prepared.
 There is another element in the ranks of our opponents and d very large ele- ment. who. properly dealt with, are just as available for purposes of civic puri- fication as for purposes of civic corrup- tion. I refer to that great mass of our population who are a part of Tammany simply for the reason that they practi- cally know nothing about anything else. Tammany met them when they landed. Tammany fraternizes with them while they live Tammany watches with them when they are sick. and Tammany pays for their coffin when they are buried and mourns for them as well as 1t knows how.