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New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Ludlow st, No. s.; Max Overriding agt J. Feiu-
stein ct al. June ., 1906. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William St. No. 80 10 90; John Colleran 4 Bro.
agt North River Insurance Company ct al
45th St. No. % West; Frank O. Burnett agt.
Isaac L. Mayer; February 20 1905. -...........
St. Nicholas ave-. n w corner 1921 St. j. Saron
Sheet Metal Works agt- Bingha Contracting
Company ct al; May TO- 1906. 06.....,.............
Suffolk st. Nos 81 and 90; Charles Goldstein ct
al agt. Max Goldberg ct al; December 10. 1895
vacated -; - .
jackson McGlade Company ~. Charles Helborn
ct al: May 4, 1906 (by bondD ....-...-.......
Amsterdam ave, g. corner 16Sth St.. S0x1OO:
Bridget McArdle egt. Reliance Construction
Company ct al: July 90 1895 Thy bond). ........
same property; William NJ. Egan agt. same: July
~ 1SuO 10y DundJ-
Same property; Grassi Davenio ct al. agt, same;
July 81 1908 Cby bOnd) .
Same property; Carmelo Pallazanoilo ct al agt.
same; August IA 1905 Cby bond. ..-.,-..........
Same property; Leonardo Nasonetti agt- same;
August %. 1895 (by bond. :.....,..,..,...
Goth St. No . West; John J. Doody agt. julia B.
Reeve ct al; June II. 1905 ..-.................
Clinton ave. No. 134s TO 1852; Gatens Fireproof
Construction Company agt. Jacob Jung ct al {;
October d, 1905. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sd ave, No 2045; Alexander McMurray & Co. agt
August Kuhn; January IL, 1905 (by deposip
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Rivington ST. No 295 to 299: Builders Stone
Contracting Company agt. Louis Retner owner
and contractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ridge St, 8. So IT. n of stanton St, 2DNIo;
Standard Damp PToofng and Roofing Company
agt Lena Gergel, owner; Louis Sroka. eoTltrac-
toE
9th ave, No. 233; Frank ]. Tyler agt. David
I.ubelsky. owner and contractor ..........-.--
9Th ave, No 556; same agt. same. ......-....-...
131st St, No 534 West: Louis bernstein agt. Fey-
ser BOokstaver and Samuel r. HoffbeTs, owners
Norris Wolf and Hyman Goldman, contractors
Rivington St. No. 295 to 2S9: Samuel F. Lands
berg agt- Louis Reiner, owner and contractor
11Tth St. n. s., 9S II. e. of Pleasant ave, 3oXlOo
,os same agt same am - al ,
Louis Cohen, owner and contractor, LOUIS
Feigelsohn contractor ....-.............. :;
Seth St, No. 312 West; Pierre Warny agt g F.
Naething. owner; Naething Leslie Tile Company
contractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
pany aSt. Louis Reiner owner and cOntraC tor
Rivington ST., No 295 to 2e9 same agt. same.
11Tth ST. No. 500 East; same agt same. .........
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
WORTH HIS WEIGHT IN WAX.
Wife Gives Saint Biggest Candle on Record
When Husband Gets Well.

What is said to be the largest wax candle ever
made in this country Will be shipped tomorrow
to Rafaele Dellacroce, a poor Sicilian who lives
at Tampa. Fla. Dellacroce was afflicted with
rheumatism for many years, and his wife made
a vow TO her patron saint st. Celogoro, that If
her husband became well again she would have
a candle made which would equal her husbands
weight.
Dellacroce recovered, and the order imme-
dately placed with local firm. The candle
weighs 1924 pounds, is fifteen feet high guar
anteed to burn continuously for a year and a
half, and cost $3.50. 1t will be placed in a Roman
Catholic church at Tampa.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
VICTORIA EMPLOYEES IN COURT.

Henry Murdock waiter and bartender at tho
Hotel Victoria, Broadway and 9th street. was ar
rafgned before Magistrate Wahle, in the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday, charged with vio-
ating the Excise law. Detectives Well and Muir
ply. OF the Tenderlon station bought drinks In the
cafe OF the hotel Wednesday night. The hotel
has not got liquor certificate. The ease
was adjourned for a hearing later. The bar was
closed yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

51st st, No 50 West. 2ox1oO5 Charles Dana to
list ST. No 229 West. 16Sxi02.2; Dennis A Har-
rington to Mary ( Staunton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
seth st. No 306 West 20x1O0s: John Weber
John F. Athens; mortgage, $4,000. ......-..,-..
West End Ave. No 451. 1O2. 3x50; Henry d Miriek
10 William Gratz; mortgage. S75, 900.
SSth St No 266 West 17x10OS Frank Carlucci
Arthur W Bingham mortgage, $1,000
9lst st, No 159 West 1Tx100 s: Mary B Ward
Madison No 1883 16Sx70; Benjamin
Hirsch 70 David Sterz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
10th st, Nos log and los West. 40x1O0.5; Alfred
NJ Rau William y Heard; mortgage $5O00O
Broadway, n e corner 141st st. 90 11x1OO: Mish-
kind -Feinberg Realty Company to William
Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company; mort
Broadway. n e corner 141st ST. x; William
ROsenzweig Realty Operating Company to
Isewisohn; mortgage. s65 65O00.--...-.-.--.....-.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
DEPoRTED UNDER MURDER CHARGE.
Wilhelm Meyer, Accused of Killing Aunt,
Sails on the Bluecher for Germany.

Wilhelm Meyer sailed on the Bluecher yesterday
for Bremen. Meyer arrived In this country few
weeks ago with young woman, Sophie Chris
tiani from Germany They were both arrested
on landing. at the request of the German govern
ment, which preferred charge against the man
of having murdered his aunt in Germany.
Later the German Consul here withdrew the
charge against the woman, who held for de-
portation undesirable citizen She, too was
depOrted on the Bluecher yesterday. Meyer was
put in charge of the captain of the Bluecher for
safe keeping When the boat reaches Bremen
police officers will hustle Meyer off to Hesse Cassel
Prussia, where his trial for the murder will take
placo,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
DINNER FOR CUBAN VISITORS.

The Club Ibero-Americano gave a dinner last
night at the Hotel Marie Antonette in honor of
Gonzalo de Quesada, Cuban Minister to the United
States; Rafael Montoro, Cuban Minister 10 Eng
land and Germany and Jose Antonio Gonzalez
Ianunza formerly Secretary OF Public Instruction
Of Cuba. The three guests of honor are Cgbas
delegates 10 the Pan-American Congress. They
Will sail tomorrow for Europe, whence they will
take passage for Rio
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
DROWNED MAN ASYLUM INMATE.

csr s'gs found floating ia the East River OF Ran
sel6a s'1hd' on Wednesday. was Identified yes
pfsI " Jr Philips, OF the Manhattan State Hos
8orsls 4-NhoalFs Island. that OF James Nc
E1,,' a iabJrer, who was committed 10 the in
pene,l ~ MARCEL ls5, hopelessly insane. IL IS
,sse ~ believed that the man had taken advan-
egl o. temporary absence Of the guard while
Tie -, Walk on the grounds. had plunged into
van shore 4''p'S0 u Swim :" nv '
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

1O7th ST., 5. $. 91.s TT W. Of Lexington ave.
for a six story brick iathouse. 5OxS711; Cohen
& Kraft, owners; House & Sloan architects. &.
10Sth ST. s s. ISL f. W. of Columbus ave. for
five story brick storage. n41x107; j. Schmid.
owner; J. kasther, architect. ........-.....-...
49th St No 147 to Isl West 50th ST. No 14S
10 152 Vest for four story brick garage, 626
MOO 10; Rossiter Realty co. owner; ~ NamUr,
dECNltect
Lenox ave. e $, SOIL it II of I1eth st. for
two story brick office and store. 50xSO, 5.
Rothschild and V. Kallman owners; e. F. Pei
nam aTShteSt ia Jo: Co.., ave so, h,ics
stable. 25x95.S; c. G.. Chase. owner; T. w.
Lamb S[eh1se{ w., g., sf, .,o r, ,of;s
and store. 25x9G9 L. T. Gaunt owner; ]. j. +.
Gavigan. architect .......................
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Eastchester Road. ". s. 500 IT. W. Of n. Y
n ii. q H Ry. track: two story brick labora-
tory, 90 2X36.+, City, owner; Smelling & Potter.
afchltectS
Southeast cor. Of Van Nest and Herring aves one
story frame dwelling. 50x26 #; City owner;
smelling & Potter. architects. ......--..---..
Southeast OF Van Nest and Herring aves.,
story frame dwelling 5Ox26 IT; City. owner;
Smelling * Potter architects. ............
Eastchester Road. W. 3. 500 IT, W. OF n. Y, n.
H < II. Ry. track, story brick stable.
56 2X4I2; City owner; Smelling & Potted
16lst St. 7. s. 103 II. e. OF Courtlandt ave, six
story brick store and tenement 5ONoo 3x61-3
JOS. Perlitch. owner; Edward A Meyers, archt-
teCl
Sth ave- s W. 14Tth St. for six story brick
fiat, 5Ox76.6: Simon, Kurzman & SegaIl own
ers; z. A Meyers. architect. ct........-..........
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for enlarging and remodeng the four
story and basement dwelling house No. IS East
18th St. owned by George f. Bonner 1t is to be
extended both front and rear and new facade
OF Colonial design built. with central vestibued
entrance balcony at the second story and a
inansard roof with ornamental cOrnce The
improvements are to cost $4,000 according to the
estimate of GrosvenOr AtterbuTy and John Almy
Tompkins, the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
cAPEK & CO. IN MANY SALES.

Thomas Capek & Co. and Morris Berg have sold
No 14l6 Avenue A, 25x102 fees a five story Il room
tenement house. with stores for the Lincoln Bo-
hemlan Realty Corporation to Rosalie zipzer; No
62O East 18th St. 25xlOS feet five story trnIe fat
noqSe' to John Trpisovsky; No. So4 East list ST.
ZoNltO feet, five story Il room tenement with
stores, for Bertha Waidman TO John HI ScuIlv
No 40 East 9th St, 25Xl02 feet a FIVE story ii
room tenement house, for Max Iarschan 10 the
Llncoln Bohemian Realty CornoratInn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
TESTIMONY I'M HAMILTON WILL CASE

The hearing of the contest over the will of Miss
Alice Hamilton. who died last September, leaving
the bulk of her property to her sister. was con-
tinued Yesterday before Surrogate Fitzgerald with
the examination OF DR.. Austin Flint and Dr. Carlos
F. Macdonald. They testified that Miss Hamilton
was of unsound mind when she executed one or the
codicils which is objected to by the contestants
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
MONSTER sATrLEsHIP I'M DOUBT.

o. ..oS'',-s-on, June ls,-Senator Hale in charge
s-s Naval appropriation bill, said in the Senate
- - 1at the Senate conferrees had by no means
for ''u me amendment postponing the decision
so5.F ,L''I.-.ef Warship until further information
Wss ~, % cured as 10 the plans. That. he added.
c8esfiG- g.. ih. points Of disagreement. and the
rarr-+ "rs sun open. The Senate accepted the
eer5e5' =. ne Naval Dll. far made. and then
gno.bo- :. -I.s'~i ou Its amendments and ask for
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

Dawson st. n. $. 1853 fl. e. Of Prospect ave.
25x11O 11X26. 11x101 /; Max Cohen and Emanuel
Glauber loan Abner Realty Company. ...-.....
219th St s. S. 20 fl W. OF Willett ave, 56x12S;
James NJ. Wentz loans Bartholomew Mitchell. e.
Washington ave, ". s. 225 fl. n. of 1T9th St.
50x145; same loans Ignatz Rosenweig .........
1U5th st. s. s.. ga fl. g. of 9th ave, 15Xl0O.3;
Charles l. and Max Weinstein loan Morris Lev
5Sth St, II. go # e. of ID ave, 40XT5.3x ir-
reg; Aaron Goodman loans Joseph Goodman and
George Schuyler Observation-Disclosures.
5sth St, Nos. $40 and 321 East; same loans ssme
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
RING RETURNED; CHARGE WITHDRAWN

Thomas J. Donnely, undertaken of No. "a
Hudson avenue. Brooklyn. was complainant In
the Essex Market police court yesterday against
Miss Annie Mathews, Of No. COZ Manhattan avenue
Brooblyn. who was charged with stealing a ring
valued at $50 from him last year. When the case
was called he withdrew the charge saying that
was dismissed Miss Mathews said that Donnelly
had given the ring her over year ago, when
she believed that he single
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
CORRESPONDENT SYRIAN PRINCE

c,-al- MAN A. Edwards. Of the United States Steel
n, Fo.e''on' is seeking absolute divorce from
"S' Ella Francis Edwards. and names CO.
S'-'At Salem j. Kowry who says he is a
se g. prince but who is row the proprietor Of an
~ goods establishment at Atlantic City.
slrl'e5fL Ler counsel, Z. I. Moser, Mrs. Edwards
lcf ~ 5stefoay 10 Supreme Court Justice Gieger-
Ig - s'3y week alimOuy and counsel fees perN-
served d.i-tl .i-tl ~ The suit. Justice Giegerch re-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
LIGHTNING TATroos womAN,s ARM.

@is Catherine Lynch. OF Union Hill n. J..
picking lettuce in her garden during the storm
e.D--y' when a vivid fash OF lightning sur
,s,,- e. Aer with blue fame. She felt no i'll ef-
- ~---- Ter arm began 10 swell and turn black
~ -. u had recovered its normal condition,
Er.Rtf r5 remained imprinted the member in
lg-zsg h. H. ite outlines OF a bird, snake and some
'-l'e5 resembling Chinese characters
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
eRowNsoNs SQUADRON DETACHED.

81. "ssillEton. June l4-Orders were issued from
- ->3'F department to-day detaching Admiral
NisoAs ar1nored cruiser squadron from the At
t., "a, c. -ee. The ships are TO go into navy yards
ree 81 t-i-l.s preparatory TO going foreign SER
b a. summer and fail. when there is to
- 'AS'- y arrangement OF the fleets.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
AGED NEW YORKER CATCHES STEAMER

{ By Telegraph The Tribune.
Boston. June 14.-F i. Farley. sixty five years
old, of New York. barely caught the Leyland liner
Bohemian for Liverpool yesterday afternoon. by
chartcring tug To chase her down the harbor and
climbing up "A rope ladder to the deck, his baggage
being hauled UP after him. A eabInan had taken
him 10 the wrong pier
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
LIS PENOENS.

Lexington ave. n W. 93d 70. sx40: Dayton
Eelnap Kitty n Wheeler ct al paTtton); attorney
c. n Van Name.
Lots 446 and $50 map Village of Wakefield. The
Bronx George Isaac Chatn foreclosure
OF nortgage): attorney, @. F. Langbetn-
81. No. 16 West: Alexander Nick. Jones ast Alice
J. Jones individually and executrix. ct al (paron);
attorneys Johnston & Johnston
I0Oth ST. No. 40 East Max Cilefsky ast Fhiip Loer-
10th ave- No 55Ol Patrick Keay agt Margaret Gala
her Faughman (specc performance) attorneys Rose
& EitZs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
LORD G TAYLOR TO BUILD.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for a six story mercantile building
with a ground floor store to be erected for Lord &
Taylor under a term lease, on the premises No. Il
West 36th st. 1t is TO be OF brick, trimmed with
limestone % feet front and 80 feet deep, with an
extension, and will cost $4,000. Mrs r. T. Gaunt,
OF Watermill. Long island. is tho nE.ner.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
''sRNoR GUILD HANGED I'M EFFIeY

Br,o,.. ihy Telegraph 70 TIE TrfbuneI
Asss.s IN Mass, June 1s..GoVernor Guild was
esfe !. "a eh4sy to-day IN Montello street. large
!. 4Tiisl 4, 70 ne swaying figure had printed upon
slekeT - Governor Guild who refused 10 pardon
sogerboy ! MS Il what ought 10 be done 10 the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
A st5o,ooo FACTORY PRoJEcT.

The National Biscuit Company has completed
plans for eight story freproof factory to be
built on plot 95x110 feet. adjoining it's property
NO 4S4 10 4iS West 10th St, a cost Of $4,000.
A zimmerman of Cincinnati, is the architect
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
ESTATE SELLS BROADWAY STRUCTURE

Company the five story basement and sub-base-
ment store and loft building No. $40 Broadway. ad-
Joining Grace Church property. The size of the
parcel is 24Xll3 feet. The seller the Thomas
Faye estate This is the first time the property
mas changed hands in eIghty-siX years.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

William Mccarthy, of No. 1897 Third avenue for
merly an eInploye In the Metropolitan Museum of
Art was held IN 500 bail yesterday for further
amin alton on the charge OF assaulting Harry Ell
iner a fellow employe. last Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments We're filed yesterday,
the first name in each given being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

After a coroner's inquest yesterday into the death
of Frank Hoffman. who was shot and killed in his
apaPtments at No 146 West ls3d street, last Satur
day Thomas BulgeT. who lives at the same house
was committed to the Tombs 10 await the action OF
the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name each given Is that OF the debtor
the second that of the creditor and when Judgment
filed:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Victor Hewson chauffeur for Amos r. Pinchot
one OF District Attorney Jerome's assistants, was
arraigned yesterday in the JEFFERSON Market ponce
court on the charge of carelessly operating ma
chine. He was paroled for examination on June Is
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

Charlotte Poillon. of the famed Poion sisters
frequent figures in the courts. has again appeared
in the police court. This time she demands h
of particulars from the Wells Realty and COnstTuc-
ton Company, which owns the apartment house
from which the sisters were evicted and where il
s alleged that Charlotte assaulted an elevator boy
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
Furnished apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. prtvat
L. bath, S1G0 daily: including meals weekly
one $3.50 THE ALABAMA. Is East 11th.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
City Property To Let.

DRIvATE HOUSE TO LET-11o West sed ST.; tou
story and basement twelve rooms and two baths ho
and cold water in each room- Inquire OF J. j. BAGLEY
% West 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

Edward Schubert. also known Harry Wilson,
an ez-eonyict was held in g. 500 bail yesterday on
the charge OF stealing tewery valued at $40 900 from
the summer home Of w. 5. Gould at Port Chester.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

BEAUTIFUL FOREST TREES
Surround elegant Lawrence House grounds.
rent furnished summer, $3.50 month"; other furnished
houses $50 up.
ANDERSON REALTY co.
Near New Haven Station. Mount Vernon
THOUSAND ISLAND HOME rooms ta-ai=AeaI
Il Skin Tee. silver $3.50 season. 1Oe West 4sra at.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
Country Pro perth to Let.

COUNTRY HOUSE. 10 rooms; fine location; pa hours
- from y. Y JUne September). For particulars.
y. CHASE. Falls Village Conn +. F. D.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
G71uldoon on the philosophy Of
1fvpnotism.

| trollin' factor av muscular activity
liz ralely simple natural conse
ounce av an iffort conscientiously
applied; an iffort whose result
sooperstishus payple are prone to
associate wild devils an mystery.
Ne frinds, wild the ixciption ay
catalipsy an the corpse-like ifict
av hypnotic anasthaysia on the
SENSATIONAL nerve systim no soob-
jict can be placed in a state where
he is capable av perfoormin' what
he cud not, otherwise, do in his
NORMAL condition. The marvel
ous-lateral -phaynomenon man
nyfisted to be the average noctam-
bule throw us into an ECSTASY av
delight an amazemint while our
own-laytint- thayatricals, sur
passin' the soobjict's Unfold in
indescrible magniffycance, hooror
an pain recayve no more than
a passin' thought. This plain
eloocidation, [ think, make it un-
nicissary to appind modes av pro-
cedure; besides, I how nayther
privilege or inclination to poobIish
saycrits av the brotherhood, nee
scl,1e tas est 0ninaa.
In kapin' wild me foormer prom
Use [ will now commince to shid
light an other things on the trans
mittin' az telipathic jooces. The
mithod is an Indian wan av good
reputation, bein' obtained from
Hindoo Boone durin' his transcon-
tinintal tour, an THEREFOR not
original wild mesilf. Place the
body in a posture av aisy recum-
bincy, relax the muscles an ban
ish from the mind all thoughts
Turin to the communication to be
transmitted. Now close the eyes,
all the time kapin' the idaya firm
ly concentrated, an attimpt to con.
joor up likeniss av the party
whom ye wud addriss.
In yer first ixpayrimint ye will
find that the mintal picture in yer
mind s.eye assooms such a rapid
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
Sunday Musings.

The writer is charged and cred
tied with being the author of an
article which appeared in The
MIRROR two or three weeks ago
under the caption of "Primeval
Man." In Difference to Mr.. "Ben, F"
whoever he may be, it is deemed
expedient to indict a few lines IN
refutation and also to help push
a good thing along" The author
of that article seems to have ex-
tricated himself from the shell in
which his remote progenitors
placed him and shows clearly that
he is awake and possessed of some
original thought. But there is
one important point in "Ben's"
article in which he seems to leave
himself in the same darkness as
that which enveloped the writer's
Of those newspaper articles of
two years ago, to whom he refers.
IF certain native of South.
ern Asia spoke neither Chinese,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

SUCCESSION av grotisque shapes as
to be unacceptable. This is
caused be the disturbin' illymints
av anxiety, sooner dawg-ixpicta-
tons scientifically known as Until
lictual PARASITES. The Impractical
mind is full av thin an until they
are eradicated Capitalization av
thought is impossible. On the
other hand, if concentration is per-
fct, the vision remains stationary.
Shud it become inviloped an
vanish in dark rid haze av color,
ye may rist assured that yer
package waz delivered, otherwise
the iffort is futile. 1t wud re-
quire thorough stoody av mita-
fzzicks to perfectly understand
this, but as I how nayther time
nor space, suffice it to know that
the astral colors are anarchical rid.
Telipathic pratice, whittier We
accomplish yer objict or not, is
ixcylant mind culture; besides, if
We attain the ultimatum, We can,
amoong other things, laygally bate
the governmint out av a two-cint
stamp. E. E. III.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

Japanese nor Indian" isn't it rea-
sonable to entertain some doubt
as to the source of the informa.
ton, and to surmise that he may
have hailed from some other coun.
try instead? But even admitting
the correctness of the assertion
would we not be justified in pre-
supposing that colony of span
ish speaking people had at one
time located in the section of
country from which the individ-
ual came? Whatever his nativity
his tongue must have been Span
ish if he conversed with a native
of Northern Mexico, because the
natives of Northern Mexico speak
nothing but Spanish, mostly poor
Spanish, and SOME of them poor
English. And by the way, every
man and woman should know two
or more languages. And by the
way, also, permit me to step aside
here and indulge in little talk
which some people might term a
cross between watered skim milk
moralizing and adulterated dish
water philosophy, which might
call for a limberger medal. No
man, whether wise or unwise or
otherwise, can afford to deprive
himself of the pleasure of learning
SOMETHING every day, whether his
age is thirty, fifty, seventy or
something else. No man can af-
ford to deprive himself of the
pleasure of knowing two or more
languages, and no man can afford
to deprive himself of the pleasure
of writing legibly or semi-legibly
with either hand. IF you cannot
write with your left hand begin
to learn now. Why are our chill
dren not taught to use both hands
with equal facility? Why are we
80 blind and thoughtless in so
many respects, and SO many little
but important things for our own
best interests?
Providence evidently makes a |
great many of his people in the
hight, and it would seem that in
Millions of instances he is about
lalf asleep or dreaming when he
loes the job-the result being