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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Hsrsemen Had to 90 Some at
Agricultural Park Yesterday
And Today,
EDWARDS CHOSEN STARTER.
Bls Match Race Of Glks Day Betweeo
Joe Meerccor, AucIc Duryea
And June wilkes
ono week from today July a,h.

ono week from today, July ath
Then will be heafN the gladstone cryi
"They are on"
Then the horsemtn viii be In thor
glory, turf patrons horcobouts will be
made clad, and Manager W, 4, Jones will
Gee the beginning Of the end of the many
troubles no has had for weeks past
From Monday until saturday, inclusive,
II viii be running ,lrottlng and pacing
with many amusing features addcd-oe'
pocally on Elks day, which IN the eth,
II ono coros TO gather a few ideas VI
what the big meet viii be, iutt - down
10 Agricultural park and take u seat IN
the grand stand and witch the ponlus
work out They were thcle today. ana
wIll be there every dry. Manager Jones
N olated with tho showing made thus
lar, and declares be now has no fear that
his promise 20 pun on the best races seen
here, viii not be fulfilled, There arc over 80
fast tro,tcrt PAGERS hnd runners now
stabbed AT the track, Jockeys ana train
somo Of tho stars Of tho Western plr'
cult arc still 1T Colorado Syringe and VIII
begin 10 arrive here Thursday ana fri-
day,
gram from y D. LoomIs " Denver that
he latter Will bring hero the great mare
Martha u, This animal won the 2ili pace
nj Denver making the time ~ eoa'9
II has been agreed that the proposed
ihroe.corncred race between AnWe Dur,
yea, Joe McGrcgor ana june Wilkcg shall
take place on the 9Th Tho purrc II add
20, 500 ana there Ia side bet also
This should prove one of The star oyrniH
" the meet IT, indeed not tlo feature.
llorsomcn generally are pleased with
the selection OF the well known expert
Oorgo Edwards for official starter Mr.
Edwards N tho man who viii start the
animals on both In the harness and run.
nlng events. a moro capable man would
DO petty hard 10 md
Among the Jockeys who arc now ON The
t.enc are chandler call lNoIR, Johnson,
McRac, Gross. Doc Tutborvlllc, Shnckcls
hennUr Dlckoy and others n would take
Wy too much space TO glvo a. this time
n list % names Of The fast horses now
chartered AZ tho track Tho llst Includes
some ~ the spocdIoN animals following
tho circuit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
SnuVALOFF'S DEATH.
SoSial Reyolulionists Assume tho
Responsibilities

Moscow, July TO- The lighting or
Plantation ~ the Social Revolutions
ists has issued u proclamation ans
nouuciug that the death sentence pros
nounccd agninst Mai Count Shuvaloff,
CHIEF uf police Of this city, who was
.nseuselnaicd July n, was oyocuted by
one ~ ila mombcrs, ION account Of tho
black and cruel nctivIty Of this Mtrap
reaction NJ the call OF 1iopoff, tho pans
Russian dictator To stamp out tbs
revolution In Moscow"
The proclamation concludes Let
this execution serve Ms u joyful signal
20 tho RuRglnn millions I'm rnvoh and
az tho death knell of tho dying autoc.
rcy Let Il remind all degrees Of the
au,ooWcy Of the national iustico,"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
IEAGREN MAKES REPLY.
saucer Track Manager says Some Things
About liver Iawsvn's Decision,

MANAGER Harry llouucn NJ the saucer
track AZ the fat Palace issued the fols
loWlnR last oyonng fur publication, with
reference ~ the ducisiun NJ Ncr Law
son io ride no moro IN SET Lake unloss
hc received more money,
~ notice that Nol Lawson continues
10 send ont written statements through
the newspapers from day To day IN Tee
gard 10 hs not riding here M balance
uf TIE season and for the benefit " ihu
public ! would Ike 60 rtutc "A fuw facts
"'Ihat last Tuesday evening July II,
lNb, immediately after Tie races Lawson
camo into tho office ana said that he
dld not intend 10 do amy moro riding this
rest llu ALSO tali that he was mcroly
riding hlH h,ud un to Wln dollars hero
when ho could win thousands uyur IN
Australia ana not ride nearly 30 hardi
that hr wnH not oven making mtg itulnlnY
expenses ana was tullng biz chances NJ
getting d bad fan also Of going rtulr,
which VA either uNoul would prevent him
from rldinR M Australia uoNt winter
"rhln statement was made IN ihu pros.
cnrp ~ a Uumbur NJ witnesses ana Lave
ION ulto thanked the management for the
way ho had been treated und before ho
loU did not state any grievances Whit
over II would seem IRON newspaper tus
ports that the above la not lulc, but noN'
uribclcsH these are tho real facts.
an my estimation the riders now rid
mg M the Falt Lake ana ogden ,rnckn
are tho fastest IN the country ana that
Lawson f. ono ~ them which surely viii
not be- doubted IN Wow NJ the many
worlds records ma thnNo hoon brokon by
chem this season,
~ would Ike lO ttRto that Lawson waB
teamed with SlmuolNou, ono ~ Tho bost
unpnccd rldrrs In the world n rider who
holds more unpucod world'H records ihnn
any other rider pud Lawson was pulled
hv snmuolsuu tu Win " Lawson will con.
lnuo 10 ride IN salt Lake. which socms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
ATHLETICS AT FAIR,
swimming contests Il Next Event on
List Teams Games,

Portland on, July 10 Some Of the
bcs swimmers IN the United Statoe, most
VI them entering under the culolS ~
california clubs, win compete IN The
Louis a clark swimming ana WING com
icsts which are TO be held during the
present week,
Scott Lcnry ana w. Galley two welt
known swimmers, who took part IN the
contests az 81 Louis last year are en-
tered by the Olympic club W san Fran
cisco, An eastern candidate FOR hOnurs
~ n, j, lHndyof " the Central y, NJ, G.
A., Chicago Hndyof In recognized rs
one Of tho fastest swimmer IN the world
and unloss tho long Journey from chi.
clgo and the change NJ climate Affects
him be- VIII prove formidable anlngon'
ii
IN the divine championship tho cons
test will be restricted 10 u plunge for
distance IN this oyoni the C0niuslnnty
Rro John W, Rnzo Of Los Angelica and
sidney Gavin ~ the olympic club. lilagu
has competed IN diving contests all oyer
me world lie claims 20 hold several
records for long divcH made IN various
countries C0vill held Tho diving rhom'
plonrhlp of Australia before coming 20
hits country and has u Nne record In
Europe
Portland, or july 10 Prominent ten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
LAWSON TIE BEST PAID,
Has Eafded Mos, Money at nike Races
HollIster In Load

n. G, Hopper IN NO longer the leader
uinong The professional rldols AT the snu.
C,f, NQCk, lhnt position now htlng held by
I, l., lloll ttor llolllHlor N ArHl IN points,
IVY Yer LlWson lvlirst IN earnings, The
lltl shows that Nof huA won NOi Hopper
comes next with SG0lM
Among the amateurs wilcox ana Hume
alc ne leaders ANA are tar ahead " tho
bunch Following IL the standing NJ tho
tllofH ana the money won by theme
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Turner's Won Bin stakes,

Parts July U.s. The officers " the BRIT
lsh squadron which w now AZ llIont,
Moro thr guuhla ~ Premier Rouylcr nc
luncheon al tho lnrolW office today They
NfttrNud attended the races AZ Multon
Lufltiy, whore the race Tor tho rruddcnt
~ tho RcI uhllO stakes of S2lW was DO
cldod I'm lho presence ut President Luuhct
and a distlnguI.hol company The wln-
nor wNH Mlcnuul Epwtlb EncsHcur with
the American lockry NRph Turner mp,
Tho officers lotf Paris late THIS evening
for Brryt from whore Tho British SQUAD
ron MILI mil lMmMIImM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

nM PLAYERS from an parts Of the north
Mml WI i contest IN The Lewis q clark
,N.nlH ,hgmplonahlp which begins iomor'
row Besides lhr Portland players IN
Wfcd moro Nlll DO representatives, from
elcWIlh anu Vancouver n, Ca upd from
Wnnt,u'' spokane Tacoma 0Wl Olympus,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
eIlAlNIARYi

stolen Rascg.- Lumloy, ? rNo.hato lllti
Ryan, ,ylMk Mars, spilm9n lloyncs,
and MARY Bnsos on llallt IN Thornton,
4 llt by Pitcher Thornton struck
out lly Gnlgano, ~ hy Thornton s.
Passed Balls. LumloN Earned Runs
PARK CITY s. Eureka, Ion ON Masses,
Park CITY, n Eureka, l2 Umpire Me.
larlnnd, Timo~g.so Attendance 9Om
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line,
sOl, Lako to Portland ana rsurn

SAT- Iako IN Portland ana rNurn
direct Recommendations
Salt Lake 10 Portland and return
zone way via san Francisco" R.N
Salt Lake TO Portland and return
Zone way Via Lor Angoles) ,,n $3.50
Tickets 20 Portland ana return. d..
rect On sale daily from May cath 10
september 30lh, inclusive. Tickets
reading one way via san Francisco or
Los ANGLES on sale July 3, 4, T. g. 9, II,
49, 10. a, 20, ~, 20 All tickets good
for Mopo,crs and limited 10 70
days from date ~ sale Additional sell.
ing dates for tickets Via San Francisco
or Los Angeles quoted later
CITY Ticket Once, 2Oi Main ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
chesrfully Recommended for
Rheup,atlsp,

O, @ lllgboo, Danylle, Ills, wrltos,
Pc, 2 1901 About two years ago ! was
] tried Billiards. snow Lluimont, one bot,
tlo cured me, ! can uhurully recon,
mend u 10 All mnorng from Ike Itnic.
ton abc, too, 800, sold by u, c, NJ l.
Drug Dept n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
grAlNlARY

Homo Runs -llorNiR Bnl CuuoN Two.
base Hts RruG Taylor and kNllrY
struck Out-- ly ChrncN " BY lloum 20
I'M by Cprnoy-l,pn l,llsWHuh ana llgN
wig, by floon-Rouf ilufo uu llllf on
Carney 81 on lloou, J. Time lfn BAT,
ierlos..CNrnoy ana Fuller lioon md
Thoro, umnFc "a lllgaun Attendance
100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
GAME Ar BINGHAM,


Al DnRham Junction Yesterday tho
Highland BOY ban tonm Wus defeated hy
the Vincent, Mott nine, the hpuU hrup
I To 9 Romnry who pitched fm Wo
wlnncrH allowed Tho onumy only W,o
hlta. The score fulloWHi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis GuIy H. aBosion took the
ganc today Win ou@ Young brng ol'
out nine ~ the 49, lnili1 hnlturt ruullmg
tho major league record fpr tho present
season Vowel WnD mt iroolN but his
support was perfect Attendance, 1904,
Scolci n ~ y,
~ Louis 'uuuur1i .put'n'''5 y
boston ,nt'rf"r'uup'n "...n' u !
Batteries Howell ana sugdcn, YOUNG
ana Cllg0r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
HIGHLAND Roy.
SCORE ~ lNNINO9
SUMMARY

Iilt by Pitcher Smith ncylin Rio and
WHrnock struck Quietly N0mNrN A. by
Amcs O. nnros on Bolls-On RomncN I,
on Amos, 3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Portland, or july l0wrortapd was
unable lu connect With kectc'H delivery
except AZ rare intervals w the game 70.
gOmo NJ bail, but locam tunonng tho
handicap ~ Ihroo men laid up for rorurs
gayo him mediocre support Attendance
b0l
Score, H. II u,
pprtlnd u, ,p'upt'rtHntiu,nN D .
Tacoma .Hn.u'tf'i''t"u'H'
Batteries French ana Mclean, kcolo
ana Graham
lmnIIl lIIAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Nov oom"s Thomas " Lawson of Dos,
ton nH n fuutor W uuiumohllug with nm
ufur Ia GIVE 5000 m gold 60 the mlomo.
Mllst plU makes The huNt mite under ~
seconds ut the ~ pau track meet No
cNprCfsor ihc opinion that milo IN an
automobile I'm 20 seconds viii not create
amy grcoi excitement IN Il year or pp for
II Wlll BE- u common occurrence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Seattle, July i6-San Francisco took
which was "a pllohpT' battle between
Henley ana Fitzpatrick went FOR twelve
inuings, a pass 10 Wuldron, u sacrifice by
Wheeler an mntd out ana u poor throw
by Han, glylng The visitors the winning
run. The second game which only ran
Fpycn inninRp was won lu tho first errors
hy tho Locals giving San Francisco Two
runs WhUlon shut the locale ont with.
out .olthCr run or hlt Han also pitched
good bah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Rine Ohm Shoot

Tho result. Of Yesterdays shoot " the
Rinc club follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

another gumo from the leaders today, out
playing thom AZ every point
sroro, RIFE,
omaha fYpuslt .tt,Ht1tsrtn'tn''l " v
DrH MulurN uurupu'rr,rtpfuuul u !
Duurios pfoatrr and dondlng, chap
ellie ana Tomb
Denver, July &C., Douvcr took the Hrc'
ond r1mo NJ me Four Wy reason OF mo
visitors errors md ulpuiuun hlluuR,
Rrhaub pitched q nnu Rnmo for the homo
loum, gulkhg out twelve Of the NlvuN,
attendance Lim
scorol ", II, ".
Denver 10000 ,H.ut't'tt. "HH'"Ht y
SluuN cry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
mutuon. schuuh nud Lucia, NcWlni
CuduWald,r ana Slhrnnglo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Fan Francisco, July 10 Los Ang,loB
won both Hlmcs from. oakland lo!af,
Pitcher liaum succeeded IN completely
shutting on The Ooklandcrs IN the mou'
INK game ana lun,hWg hlw AZ oppolluno
lmra mo southern team secured thrco
runs. Rlips were freely run M the ui'
tonoon contest tho score BENG Ia y
gcorG. II, llE,
LOS Angeles .,Yuuu,uuuut"3 .
Oakland p.tll .tutttttttrtttnV !
Bn,lcrct- baum ana Eager, lborR ANA
stanley
tmplro- prrrlne,
Score r. n, u,
hos Angeles u,u,uu,,t,,t,aupul u
Oakland ,t,1t'Htsttstts'ttttti =
Batteries. Toacr and SPIES Graham ana
BNru,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

A. MilWnukoo-l'irN game Milwaukee,
II. Louisville, 4 Second gamo, Mllwau.
kco, 3, Louisville, &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
Idaho Bali Games

A Idaho Mlls yesterday tho ban team
rcprCpcntlhg that town WAS badly hcnton
by the RcSburg team
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Court officials IN china now have nm
automobile garage with some nftoon ~
twenty machines that are handled by no.
the Automobile club hnu been formed With
headquarters IN NhnnghnL II ALREADY
boasts Of % members,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Chicago July 10 Washington defeated
chicago by punching hlis In tho fourth
ChioHguH only run wW Hcuwl uu "a bad
throw boy lloobpon, The ball going into
the bloochow Attendance, 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

The p, n, league affairs will probably
soon be- settled rlydo N Williams, ~
the Spoklnc club, and President ppistod
" the Boise club, are now IN the clly 10
confer With local muRnntcs Of the dcfunct
league ana Nil1ighlon out matters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Carnoy pllchcd lor INcOItll0 ana an rood
work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

coach j J Mcintosh of the Colorado
ARgIes, stopped over In Salt Lake Ncstor'
day for u TOW hours tie iS ON biz way
20 the Portland fair 10 attend the attn.
lullc s.orig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17


AZ pocatelo tho team representing that
city defeated the Sugar city nine 10y a
tcoro of II io e.
Tho game was fast from the beginning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
WESTERN LEAGUE,

Pueblo July l6..MnorH excellent pitch.
ing and Radcr't sensational work M short
which pueblo defeated 81 Joe by score
or 8 10 l. Attendance lNO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

DOS Angeles cal luly l6,--Rotircl
Champion j ] Jcnrc0 boxed four rounds
With hin brother Jack here this afternoon
r,r, i EG,, f'3 me ma scIp 2pIs Grn' d,o
llanlon also wont ON Tor I'm exhibition
bout with Frank Mcconnell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
"pENNY" GOSSIP,

IN the coming golf contests between
Salt Lake and Butte teams, n, W topp,
formerly Of this CITY ana member Of tho
country club, VIII play with the local
team,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Kansas Cily.-KanSas city 81 Indian.
0polle, e.
A. ~ puul-st Paul 2. columbus g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

The bah game between tn pountlful
and Z. g. NJ l. teams. resulted In Nlc'
tory for the farmer boys, the nn1l score
being ~ "a n The contest lasted twelve
Innings, ana was hard fought an the way
through lp iO the tenth neither Mdo had
any particular advantage, but the faim'
prs managed tu land tho winning run,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
| LA

Portland, or Juy 10 Prominent ten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

omaha July 10 rho champions took
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
REAL EDUCATION.

Education IS an endless theme nowadays, and OF
educational systems there is no end. To read
soIne of the learned dispositions on the subject one
would suppose there had never been any real edu-
cation until this century dawned; that none had
been wise or truly educated until the modern "sys-
lem" was established.
But, with ali the discussion and all the so-called
improvements i'll methods, education is no educa-
ton if it fails to recognize the necessity of train
ing the soul as well as the mind. The desire for
worldly success is so strong the measure of achieve
ment in mature life Is so materalistic that the real
goal of genuine education-the upbringing OF boys
and girls IN Christian ways-is too often ignored.
In pagan days, the aim and end of all training
was physical strength and beauty. The winner of
the 0lympian games was a greater hero than be
who sacrificed his all for another's good. War and
combat were the tests of manhood, not selfcontroi
or pure living.
Nowadays there is danger the youth of the land
will be taught that the spiritual life is unimport
ant while worldly success is the only desirable
thing. The soul, which needs nourshment and con-
slant training III the path Of righteousness, is apt
TO be neglected and allowed to atrophy for lack of
the stimulation which comes Of constant exercise
in faith and works. Education is only preparation
for living, and no system Of education is right
complete unless it recognizes the fact that the foun
daton of all right living in soul taught It's obi
cations to its Maker and its fellow man.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT

In the following able editorial The Salt Lake
Herald takes issue with the Princeton minister who
condemns the hymn, Lead Kindly Light"
"The Rev. DR.. W. A. Patterson of Princeton
Ind, believes the beautiful old hymn, Lead, Kindly
Light should be excluded from all the Christian
churches. He says it may mean anything that any
man chooses to make it mean, be he Christian, Pan
thest or Buddhist" Dr. Patterson ought to travel
around for two or three years and broaden himself
out bit. The chances are that he has lived in
little town so long that he is unable to anything
outside of very narrow circle.
sWhat difference does it make if Buddhist
a Pantheist, an atheist, Chinese, Jap or can
nibal king can get comfort out of Lead Kindly
LightF For heavens sake let them get all the com
fort they can, but because they might possibly COM
fort themselves with it. does that constitute rea
for denying Christian people the blessed sat
isfaction they derive from hearing the beautiful
words and the music that accompanies them
"Dr. Patterson might as we'll say we should stop
eating bread because some heaten have been known
thus to sustain life for considerable period. And
we should go in out of the sunlight because the
same sun that warns us also warns people who do
not believe in the Christian religion That sort of
Detn accepted as the true Slu1f
eight centuries ago, but it is far, far out
of date now. DR.. Patterson was born some hun
dreds of years too late As it IS he's going to have
a mighty hard time inducing people to give up a
hymn that, with large majority of those who have
heard it. is a favorite.
"Iead, Kindly Light cheered and comforted
President Mckinley in his dying hours; it brought
tears to the eyes of thousands at his funeral And
it has given cheer and comfort to many hundreds
of thousands of people since it was first sung The
thought in the hymn is true and pure and ennobing
It gives the singer and the nearer belief that
somewhere, beyond the encircling gloom there is
q light and power that will lead them, though the
way be dark, though they be far from home, safely
to q brighter, more blessed haven of eternal rest
THE dictun Of no preacher can tear Lead
Kindly Light" from the hearts of the American
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
ATHLETICS IN THE VATICAN.

The athletic contests held in the Vatican
grounds last month have occasioned great deal of
comment, all of which has been of most favorable
character. 1t will be remembered that hundreds of
young athletes from all parts of Italy assembled
in the Vatican grounds and engaged in bicycle
races, running, jumping, walking and other match
es. His Holiness was an interested observer of
many of the contests and later received deputa-
ton of the young men in audience. Upon being
asked to say few words, he responded:
II am glad to find myself among you, for [ con-
slider myself as a companion and friend with you
1 bless your games and your athletic exercises
while they make your bodies healthy and strong.
they are certain also to have benefcent and pow
erful influence on your minds Physical exercise,
occupying your bodies and minds, will keep your
from deness, which is the father of all the vices.
Recalling the words of the youngest of the apostles
so dear to Jesus Christ, exhort you to be strong
in keeping and defending your faith strong in com
batting temptations, strong in overcoming the OBJ
stacles that lie in your path.
"Do not be afraid that in asking you to be good
and religious would deprive you of your pastimes
or require of you great sacrifices beyond your years
on the contrary, [ wish you to have recreation of
body and of mind which is necessary for you, so
that in the autumn of your life you may be able
to reap the fruit of healthy springtime"
The soundness of this doctrine is too obvious
for comment 1t is followed in every Catholic school
of prominence in Christendom. At all of them
abundant opportunity is afforded for recreation, for
healthful, innocent amusement The Catholic church
wants its young nentand young women, its boys and
giifs,tq .hfe strong, healthy bodies realizing that
If 4hey have them they viii be better able to meet