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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28

El Chnoho Alqnilsdo, (alias Judas Is
carirte Y MODtoya) tiene Ia desfachatez
y Ia desyerRdeDza dc excusar su vii &C.
oion euando pretendio haoerse heredero
espurio, dioienda que el editor de este
periddioo 10 indujo clio y que 81 Sc de.
j0 llevar por su int xperiencia. En- pri
mer lugar diremos que oil miserable es
puTiO asienta una caumnia digna de 81
oaraoter vii Ell sabe perfectamente
bieu que eeta trhnsgresando los lmites
de la verdad calumniando miserable
msnte y h cho da que fuera 81 un hi
10 espufiO il lo saba nadie, nj 81 mis-.
mo, stRun 10 ha dicha rep tidas veces,
hasta que muri6 el flua 10, cuando, so
gun el miemo Isoariuts vii, su madre le
lnf0ru6 y 10 acousej6 que hicierA reola
mo, y q que es un nyhrlento sin con.
ciencla nj esGIipulo prUcedio por 81 mis-.
mo exponer el limo suciu de su desgra.
cja1a pruo-dencia Y despues que per
do Il pleto, con su propia lengua vii
culpo q ga ma5re de habaTlo aoonsetado
q eXD0uer hu vsrg d MA
Pero sin necesidad de NADIA do ESQ, su
miserable exeuea da achacarlo 4 In in.
e1pariencia la desmiente ahora que ha
tenidoya mas que % amos que hace que
sailo del clsustrCl mesclandose IN las
cosas dc este mundo 'eDganador, E" y es
IA tmpeG6do en- otta obrs, siuo tan vii
como tquella, 81 tan deshonrosa & iudig.
na dc un ser humane, Y para 10 eual no
ha tani TO m6s oorsajo quo su voraz ava.
ricis por el dlneTo lei estaba empleado
gan6ndose uua fubsistencia honrosa y
solo por Rauar Ia miserable pitanzR de
s. 90 adiciouales do sueldo 30 alquil6
para escribir insultos y difamaciones
contra personas de quienes pretendia ser
amigo leal sincere, que nunoa Il han
deseado ei sino bien 10 han dispen
sado consideraciOnes que nunoa ha te.
ntdo la varonilidad dc spreciGr como
hombre, sino one ha pagado con vile2a
ingratitud do Judas lscariote, solo por
ganarse una sueia pacuuia Ell, toda
esta comundad sabe perfectamente que
esta es la verdnd 5Podra achacar su
oonducta indigna y reprochable q 10 in
experiencia o al conse1o dc diguien SAL
vo FL OONSEJo DE So DEsMEDIDA AvARI
CIA poR Ell LUoRo sUCIO? Es esta con
ducta que observaria un caballero? Nc
deeimos on cRballero, pero no la obser
varia ningun hombre que pTetenda SCI
! tornado la semetanza de Dios, y q
muy pocos de los animales de la espscil
sauRuinaria tails como la hiena ell hui
tire Y de Ia espeoie ialdera y adulons co
mo Ia Qniura.
Esta o. la espeeie cue 81 barbara Co
manche ha reuniaD su alrededor parl
saeiar su malevolencia, y para esa mi
sion inlcua y wi no podria hacer meio
escogimiento, nj aunque quisiera, ia
mas enoontraria otros que sc alquilaral
o SO prestaran para ello
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28

Els buena suerte que la historic y el
caracter vii de estOs reptilessen tan bien
oonocido, pues tenemos orgullo de que
ellos mismos demuestren la faz del
mundo la clase de enemigos que nos he-
mos hecho, y los motives de su encono.
Para nosotros es sumRmente repugnante
tener que exponer q la luz pdblica q es-
tos desgraciados, pero la necesiuad nos
obliga porque nuestros dignos leotores
90 enteren de quienes son y que motives
los uneven para que puedan iuzgar y
dar su dictamen.
Bast -, os son triunfos en- Ell garlic
de El Chisme, y la Quiura suelta Paso.
Nc, penquito comedin, no es necesa.
rio que nadie haYa servido de Rlmohsda
para sabsr la historic de los huenos
tiempos del Fuerte Union, y de donde
procedes 81 clio fEere necesario cuan.
tos to conooen saben algo de II ten.
drfan que oalificarse como tales LAS
oosAs pdBLICAs LAS sABE I'll PdBLICo
III nero gusto de la Quiura es AFRO.
jarnos exaotamente Rauellas faltas de
que I'll y su prooedencia adolecen mas.
En- su vocabulario de basurero nos tilda
de AGENTEs Ga daoenola respeto nos
impide usar las palabras exaotas que FL
usa ST. o no, nos Rmolda ese oalifiaa.
two 10 dejamos al diotamen de toda es-
Ia oomunidad Pero Ia QuIurR obedece
a ciertos instinto naturales. Converse
se, por eiemplo con nm comerciante su
tema tayorito es el comercio; 81 de un
sgricultor, la agronomia; ell de I'm juris-
oonsulto Ia ley; FL hii0 successor de
AaENTEs no debe extranarse que no ten
ga eu su boea otra oosa sino la question
de AGENCIAs.
In Quiura Sc fgura que no existe otra
vara para medir los demas sino aque
las de Ia adm6siera de prostitution en-
que Sc ha criado Yivido 81.
"Siempre me hallar6n formal, dice
el Oomedin. 81 formal, en- hacer par,
dos pares tres pleas y Flor(entino)
La Quiura ha andado en- la plaza,
tsuelta, por supuesto) pretendiendo ig.
norar qui6n era Ia primadona en- la re-
presentation dc vistas movibles, para que
no SO 10 juzgue tan vii como 10 es EN-
efeoto. Quizas nos obligue aolsrarlo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28

CuatrO de les hijos de Don Francls
quito Romero, de esta ciudsd, ee encon
traban en- la ciudad de San Francisco,
al tempo del temblor he terra y el iu-
cendio de Ia ciudad FL Sr Romero re-
cibi6 en- dias pasados IN despacho &c
ellos anunciando que est6n sanos y sal.
y0a,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28
CORTA DE OYEIAS

Como tres semaDas pasadas ~ me OK.
traviaron do mi ganado, de la Cafiada
do Aguiar, como l60 ovejas, con las 81
guientes sehales: orqueta en- las dos o. .
tas, cesgo por detrds la derecha 2 ramal
por delante 10 izquierda Dare una res
compensa do sl5 90 Ia persona que me
dc rszon que gnie al reoobro de ns mis-.
mRa.
Marcos Qnintana
4.2s n, Estafeta, Chaperito, n, H.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28
pREYENCI1N NL puRhco

Nosotros no seremos responsables 81
cuRlquiera persona toma para resfriados
y tos otra cosa que no sea Ia genuina
Miel y Brea de Foley Las imitaciones
son inGtiles y pueden contener rarc6h.
COS. La genuina Miel y Brea de Foley,
que va on paquete amarilla no oontiene
narc6tioos y re segura q inoapaz do ha.
Ger dafio
De venta en- la Botioa de o. G. Schae
far
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28
NECEsITAN 100 TRABAJADOREs

Para destender acer0 SO les pagara
81 75 y SO 90 al dis III borde por 80.
mana les cuesta solamente 81 90 o pue.
den asistirse de por q mismos SO les da
paso libre de todos pnntos. Para mas
information diriianse
Leandro @ Martinez, r. o Box 227
4 284t Telephone 235 Ration, N, NJ,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-04-28

La ciudad de San Francisco sera re-
ediiicada en- ell mismo lugar, bajo me-
jores pianos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
SHELL LEAKS
CREW SINKS

While out Cor a practice spin yea
terday the erew in the University
% Washington she'll weru treated 20
a good dueklnk They sere picked
up ~ the launch tatewIld and taken
10 shore together with the damaged
she'll. little the worse tor their
souaipk
The crew Included Kirby. Lowry
ChrisiY AMI Capt Gloucester Coach
stfang and Manager Grinztsad were
10 one side In the ldlswild A leak
started In the she'll near the prov
where the canvas had svideefiy be-
cone iooseued. and the front end 81
the shell rapidly usnf under water
Stroke ChrtsfY tried to hold the
prov up 10 the surface b. climbing
on the stern. but Il awaited unthlnE
and By the time the launch hai huF-
risd 20 the rescue All four men Nsfs
under NafsF.
Tho she'll vas taken 10 the boat
house. where Il has hoen repaired
and thoroughly eYefhauied The &C.
eident occurred whiic the crew wefe
passing hsgNesa Madison park and
the point 10 the north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

That the track meet af the ngia-
cipai high schools OF the state. 20 be
held on the u campus neat May.
will be the biggest athletic meet
ever aecn in Washington. 10 the
opinion of nr. II. =. Roller Who has
Just returned from a swing round
the circuit, eulisting the various
track teams Tor the hlE event
Practically every hiEh school Of
any slae will sead a team. and from
all Indications some great contests
vii result Seine Of the schools In
the extreme eastern portion Of the
state are dubious about seading a
team. ewing - the heavy expense
attached. nr. Roller has great hopes
for the future. however. and pre-
diets In a lev years 10 see the
greatest intef high school track
meets ever pulled off in the eoun-
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
S. A. C. SMOKER

Superintendent VIII IuElia sill
give another Of his smokers In the
* A G gymnasium tamqrruw uiEhs.
a fast brace Of buxing contests and
wrestling bouts Arw scheduled
Juvenile mat work will he a feature
Of the program
Single stick work and parallel bar
exhibitions viii contribute q the in.
terest ur Rollers wreatlera are
rapidly showing lappy form and wili
spring = tot Of ueN stunts IN the
Rrappliue game A happy event
promises 90 materialize when sam
pla and Wells take O. the mat Both
weigh In the nelghborhood of go
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Frank Gotch stili has hopes Of
becoming the champion heavyweight
fighter OF the world Go,ch claims
to be the American wrestling cham
pion aud - nos filling wrestling
engagements la the middle west,
meeting all comeya Speaking OF hia
ambition. OotCh says
The wrestling situation ish'i like
that In the fighting division There
appears 10 b. an one in sight 90
meet 1effFies aud be may be- iuaii
fled In retiring. have not given
up nay intention of taking up the
EioYea tried wha, looked ike an
easy one IN Boomer Weeks. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Fe~ people who have acquired the
aastnE habit have failed "a heeams
wealthy and fee people heeume
wealthy who have not acquired thai
habit Start in - saving q title
each week. no matter hos small
yunf earnings pepasif regularly
some amount tn = good savings
hank and you iii ta surprised #
the raplditi wiih Nhieh Yaaaf nest
uxEs" increases 4 Nlli not be long
before Yua have sn8aEh nlanef to
lnYeat Ia sasne Eupd thinE and then
money viii begin "a come Futr Maf
more easily Rrmemhef the state
Hank ~ Seattle. CORNER u Yesisf
WAY and First ateuae. PAYS per
cent. compounded faiee a year. on
savings accounts 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

hardly expected 20 meet him
" hen / called at Zion city. brfhuHs
/ smoke. among other things. n pipe
aud tobacco IN all forms b. regard
Cd la Zion city as "a curse ~ the
Horned brotherhood. Carefully rnn-
eealns my pipe in u pocket iu The
autaAirfa. 1 boldly descended upon
the home Of Elijah thr second. lie
Owls the finest home in thiH sninuy
suburb Of wicked Chicago, nnd NE
name ts on the dourplate in ola
Roman lettering
John Alexander uowie E r, n,
= r. D.. q. e. e. e. ~
SO friendly mat with ihe word
Welcome on it Efeetrd my feet ns
/ hammered on the big 'front.' door
Naturally. 1 frit "a little umld
about meeting man Who had hp-
prapflated 20 much ~ the alphabet
which d supposed 90 De- tho com
mon property 81 uH 49, To MS Own
use. Besides. have no Whiah'tn To
conceal recsdiuH chin. while ne
owns the finest set ia America. Long
aud WaFN. theY ripple over hiH vest
like foam from the s-yeu Tails IA
haYeunu canyon, near Colorado
HllInEa
Whea na one answered my hearty
knaek ! Hakrd
fNhf have you taken 10 yourself
such 4 large share ~ thr niphab't'
Mr.. EnIah the second
4 do scot grasp your meaning
vas the gepls,
Are those letters" said l. point
ina al the doafplntr. 'are those ici-
tiers there ln good faith. or merely
on 8 bet ?"
In good faith. ~ course. =. r. y.
means Elijah the Second said be.
aseeuna 70 what said .,
A smile ~ infinite compassion
ovatsrfsad the visible portion - hin
features and tfiekled down into ihe
faamY reeeaass 81 his beard. Then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

IN private No. he 10 plnuy Nc
Shane. but under the glare % the
rtnElighta. the dhflnguiahci glove
artist whose portrait and biography
take great pleasure la pfs@eniinE
today u known a. Dave Harry The
Irish champion ~ Hawall. plnay
was born whiie quite young glory
b.. IN Cork. Ireland Esrif in life
be fell heir 20 the richest bfusus
f1f miles around n~inE n pruieut.
frugal person. he kcpt bis inherit
Anrr intact aud today it'a a. hrpaa
a. Il ever vas Whiie Trs In his
teens he brought bis bFogur ana hia
brawn 90 America aud brinE too
strouE 20 engage ia commercial
lines. he became a lunrr. SOON there.
after annexins tho Irish ham plon-
ship of Hawaii IN addition 20
knowing hos 90 fight uinny ia
quite a post. his masterpiece ia that
tine being. "niuny. Yr Muii. GO
aloE Him We also wYuse Brake.
Brake. Brake Ride The Brake 70
Old Salt iAkp~ According 20 RI
maf be- has won the heart of a
Southern California heircsa and. -
figuring on building castles In
Paris Kentucky
.--------aA-------
Lis, :, with lat. Mutual IAfs bldE
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
BASEBALL PLAYERS
HAVE BUSY DAY

The fast golns superior baseball
team stofmod rort Iawton yeater
day afternoon and captured the
game hS "a score IT 10 G. Both
sides pat up a fine brand OF base
hall for 30 early la the season Fof
the Supporters, Paddock shone with
the stick. laclng out homer and
playlug eNcellcntly In the field.
Schodnr and Rre. of the same team,
each drew two-haggcra The Tenth
Infantry band save concert dur
tng the afternoon 60 the larse
crowd in attendance,
The Eleeuics migrated to Colnms
hla city yesterday afternoon and
debated The Coiumhias ia a close
game. 6 80 a neltord. the coming
hlKh schco' slab artist. pitched for
the victnrs, The Electries PLAY their
FIRST league game OF the season next
sunday afternoon at Recreation
para with the Seattle Giants.
Baseball at tho III /" l. stlll In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
NOTED PERSONAGES I
NEVER MTERWE WED
~ THE INTERVIEWER.

Nothing finer has been produced By
the Zion lace factory and u ia aas
Of the best in America ffhia adv.
for the lace factory Il ~ regular
space rates faf reading notieeH1
Reniurrr noWir wna born ef re-
born in Scotland there If SOME
doubt aa 90 tie number n times he
has been taxpayer on this mum
dane sphere Iie began his present
nfr na ConFreehtionaiiHt. but later
invented a creed 81 his o3n the
central idsa ~ which. aa nearly aa I
can figure % out. il 20 do oihefa.
good
IL IL fact uFs" said I. That
you con cast out deyiia9t
~ ia O. fact"
"'rhon why. on. why don't YOU
40 over go chicago and 10 a little
casting surely the lake would hold
them all"
Alas. n I should do ~ sou eiah.
there would bee $50 chicago
horrible" I muttsfed. think Of
"a chicaEoleas America
And think ~ the pollution Of
Lake Michigan"
"ny tho way itxe." said 81
parting n should ike 20 contribute
ny share 90 the alphabet 10 your al-
ready large selection. should Ike
10 ada w. g. 60 your string u titles.
"n g.. he repeated. Is . What
30 they stand for
Ana / dldu't hHfe the heart 70 ten
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
TONIGHT THE
FIGHT

Harry kfant enters the rms wiIh
GeoFg. Hrrb~fta tonight II Nasiein
Cal for round 90 at ita
pounds kfant says he IL in fine
shape And expects 10 win kfsni
wiil leave for seattle Immediately
after the fight ana will arrive here
April /. Nhen he all 80 into train
lnE fnr his 80 with Robbie t.undy
AZ Pleasant Beach. April s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WILLIE WILL PLAY

NEW YORK. March e For the
FIRST time since 1891. champion
ship billiard match will be played In
this city. Willie Hoppe. the boy
wir who rccently won the title from
Maurice Nixneagx. tn Paris. viii
play George Slossoa tomorrow 500
points, iSlnch balk line. one shot
In. The wonderful work OF Hoppe
aud the seasoned exhibitions Of
SiUssoa. contribute 10 make the
match one % the greatest events
ever played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
LADYSMITR WINS

VICTORIA. T. e. March as The
soccer championship Of Vancouver
island vas decided yesterday b. the
IadYsmlfh team defeating the Vie
toria team b. a score 81 70 Q. The
new champions are the same players
Nho won medals At the Portland
faiIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

he explained their meaning D. r..
u slsHifiee Elijah the neatorsr.
v hiIr the balances tuNan thRt he was
ofefuref ~ Zion cary and eVey
thlnH pertaining thereto.
The HestuFsr o. fathsr short go
stature Hia neither limbs are cute
- shaped ifke this { ,. and his body
IL veil fed ard nicely upfund None
81 bic hair wnn 81 home when I
called. bat his hnaailful whiHAsfr
fitted the gentle breeze with sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

doubtful colenn The uncertain at
hanging over the diamond
has been somewhat dlnpelled by the
addition ef Teata to the baseball
squad Practice has heeu some
what llstieaa af late. II the varsity
wishes 10 finish near the top Of the
heap. It's uF to the u men to dis
hard before the season il on,
Homer t.siEhtya faat galaE Ex
ceialors trimmed the Ralnlera In a
seven inning practice game az Mad
icon park hY a score If ! 10 l. llig.
glnhotham did capable work for the
winners. Lewis aud ueyle tSlrled
for the RainieFa Umpire Il T.
Ward kaNo satisfaction handling
the indicator.
The sporty little town of Monroe
has placed a fast team in tbs field
Tor this season The Monfoeltea be
long to the Puget Sound Amateur
baseball league aud ara considering
the adxlsAhllity of entering the
Suoqualmle Valley league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
GUNNERS GO OUT

Seattle Gun club Eunnera took al.
vantage Of the balmy weather yes.
terday aud a full representation vas
present at the lnterbay traps Tho
days shoot vas merely 10 the ma
tura Of practice. kanuuck shot
brilliantly In the final event. Hcof-
ing ten birds Of a possible ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
Big Bargain Day

Monday IL bargalH day in Chit
eagD. Tuesday Il at Hartalfs big
Red Cross Drug Store. gi0 Second
Ave. sodas. tonlea. vasellne. giyesr-
Inc. medicines. and other drug
store goods will be greatly reduced
Ia price. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

A run line Of notions and gen
ornl dry goods constantly on hand
al the High School Stationery a
Notion Store. rs = Pike. corner
Harvard Ave. and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
KUSK0KWlM DISTRICT
OF ALASKA

The kuskokwim. Of Alaska. Rich
IN gold. copper. cinnahar and silver
unprospected and undeVeloped We
sail May % Apply ]. r. Rudd 4
90. eaS Pioneer bldg &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Spokane fireman. and nearly broke
my arm In the second ruifhd. aud
managed 90 hold out for a tsrenad
draw by iudieiouaiY using M left
IN the second round ! lauasa n stiff
blow ON Weeks head which split
opan ny glove and Jeff my arm aas
less 90 tue reat ~ the tlshf II has
been gradually eeftlaE into sliape
again. aud is about right hHN The
first chance I get against q good
heavy weight. I am s1ins q faF@ II.
hope 10 be able TO work I'D say
ap 10 the top. ~ thai | an fpfee
leffrles % come out IT retirement
and eivs ms = chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
hmusgmTars
Third Avcnno
" Thoafor
The Most Popular fheatsr
Russell a Drew. Managers.

TONIGHT and All week @onif
Matinee saturday The real quality
COMEDY 90 the year iu Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
my wiFEs FAMILY"

A lot - good laughs sofae neN
Muair-Ail good qahiii4 Ne
change la prices.
Next Week Ben Heudfieks IN
rnie Olson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Lis, :, wiih Last. Mu,uai I.ifs blas
90.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Clevelands will leave Atlanta, Ga.
to the New York IiighanderS for spring
training in 1851. A writer says that
Atlanta is superior to Aacon as 4 train
ing place. but that las ROT bt,n the
experience of the Boston Americans.
Jack Carney. formerly ma.ac-r of the
Concord club of the New England league,
was in Boston city last week. Carney
has managed the Sioux City club the
past two seasons He wa; called home
owing to the serious illness Of his wife
He intends to remain Fast next season.
Boston Herald: There is absolutely
no chance for Jim Collins to get the
Buffalo club. This telegram was sent to
him in New York: Stallin-s to quite
baseball. Come and b.i on his stock.
Every one here your friend. Old boy, and
all anxious to see Euu show the base
ball the worth of the real Jimmy
Collins. Campbell. Campbell is on the
fire department veterinary.
A. L. Grant. the Harvard law school
student, who was with the Lynn As
sociation team. has more than made
good with the Jersey City club and is
one one of the best batsmsn in the
Eastern league. He has proved find
for Manager Murray, who will reahzc
SlC0O for him. Grant was a player with
in easy reach of Boston club and was
well worth the picking. but was allowed
to slip by.
Catcher AL. Shaw of the Louisville
American Association team left Column
bus Saturday night for PittSburG
where he reported to the PittSburg Ma
ticnals. The sale of Shaw to PittSburG
vas set aside by the National Commas
sicn at its recent meeting in Cincin-
matt and he was drafted by the Boston
Americans. Manager Tebeau of the
Louisville club will contest the commis-
sion'S decision.
The inter- league series between the
two leading teams of the New England
and Connecticut Baseball Leagues
Worcester. Lynn. Norwich and Spring
field. has been declared off, after ont
weeks playing. The Worcester team
disbandcd Saturday night. most of the
players leaving for their homes. Chad
bourne left for Detriot to join the BoS-
ton Americans. In the weeks play
both the second teams in the league:
showed UP stronger than the cham
MONS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-18
American Tea.

The relation Of the soil to the finer
qualities of aroma and taste in the tea
has been much-liscuSSed topic among
Oriental tea planters and doubtless
with reason. At all events, whether
due to soil or climate. the tea from
American gardens has characteristic
quality in the flavor. Tea experts even
assert that the details of flavor vary
with the individual plantation. High
altitude in the warmer parts of the
Orient is said to add delicacy to the
flavor. 1t seems from the results on
tea in America that the effect seen in
the tropics due to altitude may to a
degree be paralleled by a temperate
climate in higher degrees of latitude.
At all events, the Summerville product
is marked by it's delicacy of flavor.
Some preliminary tests on the Texas
product seem to indicate that in the
more southern situation a tea of
stronger taste is likely to result. From
present indications it appears probable
that over wide areas Of the South.
where the lower temperature limit of
the winter does not lie below about 20
degrees above zero, and where we'll
distributed rainfall of about so inches
per annum is to be expected. with plen-
ty cf sunshine, the tea plant will ilour-
ish--A Monthly Review of Re
views.