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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
rcnlqht's Bout.

Everything is in readiness for the
boxing event; to b" given at City hall
this evening by the Augusta Social &
Athletic Association. and it is sure
to be a good one. The talent secured
is of a quality that will guarantee fast
boxing. and as both Sidney and Lar
rabee are in first-class shape there will
certainly be something doing. The adj
vance sale has been large and the boys
will be greeted by goods au-
dience. Tickets can be secured at Greg
oire's drug store and Harry Jones bar
Der shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
BASEBALL NOIto'

The Pilgrims have DECIDE" 10 ''''
their grin on Bob Unglauo'
Most Of those trades we ne', ,toriaJ.
before the meetings did not n'''''
ize. ,-o.
There have been few pof'S :" ,.or.
b.u CONNIE Mack used to have
sitier named Kenna. who diSapped.uo
50 quickly from the Amel''n a,,;,Ies to
that il Is hardin old baseoai' su'' .h,.e
find his name rs being among '"
seriously wounded. In the and
League last season Ne"''s'" ,,ed
Sharon each tried curVer ,',,n j
Limric, who seldom lasted more '''
few StanZaS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
GENERAL SPORTS,
Dan Kelly Forced to Quit
College For a Time.
Boston's Six-day Roller Skat,
ing Contest Is Over.
Outlook Is Good For a Strong Track
Team al Yale.

Ann AibGr, Mich. Dec 15.-Dau kellr
holder of the worlds record Of 9 "a. il,
the lW-yard dash. and having a record i,
q i-5s. in the 23G-yard dash has bes,
Obliged to leave the University Of Nicl:.
gan. where he WAS Il member If tL.
Freshman class. ana 70 secure employ
ment in Detroit.
Kelly entered tie university last fail
taking up the study of law, and 10 hrrr
pay his WY through college he secured
Il position as bookkeeper in a pool and
billiard alley. and in addition worked fnr
his room By tending furnace. However
the present financial ytringency Gilt VIZ
tie help he was receiving from home
and he was forced to quit. When lie tie
parted he told Trainer Fitzpatrick NJ
would enroll again next fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
The Yale VS..

New Haven. Ct. Dec. lI.-IncludinS the
managers Of the -four sports for which the
college initial is given at Yale-footnall.
baseball. crew ANA track-thcre are now
IS men in the university who are en-
titled to wear the much coveted ~ " OF
these. more has won his letter in three
sports. although l.. II. Biglow has won
10th Il football and crow letter. Tad and
Howard. Jones have each Won their letters
in football and baseball. and \. c. Gilbert
has received Il letter for winning the an
nuaI gymnastic contest in addition to the
track letter to which he is entitled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
OUTLOOK is GOOD
For Strong Track Team at Yale JIM
versity Next Spring.

New Haven. Dee 15.-Yalc looks t"r
a strong track team next spring IN
TROY. worlds champion. and GIlhcr',
who has done better than II i'"'.
Campbell whose mark is II FEET ="
inches. Roberts and Nelson. Wt1 can
do II feet inches. the pole NauItI'S
department should he very strong
Material for the sprintS is good, WIN
such men as Burch, Butler, Carey ana
Stevens The team will prohahIE II
weak in the runs and hurdles and sN"'
nut. Cooncy. Goebel and Biglow oi
the football eleven are strong at Ut,
hammer throw. Yale considers NJ
chances to the intercollegiate sllli'
hut good enough to give Harvard
close contest in the dual meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
PA5TIME ATHLETIC CLUB
Has Fine Sport for Meet Jan. q at
Madison Square Garden.

New York Dec ia large entry Is
expected for the games of the Pastime
Athletic club. to be held at Madison
Square Garden on Jan. u. All the best
athletes in the country will compete
and it promises to he the greatest in
door athletic carnival held i'm New
York in years. The events are as fol
lows:
Sixty yard run. handicap: 440-yard
run. handicap. 20-yard rum handicap;
onc-half mile run. handicap. one-mile
run. handicap. field events. handicap:
running high jump. putting 16-pOund
shot. special scratch events. 6O-yard
hurdle race. Goo yard run. novice: po-
tato race. G60-yard run. three-mile
run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
LUCKY CHARLIE KEITH.
Not Only Star Pitcher but Rhodes
Scholarship Winner.

Boston. Dee. 15.-Charlie Keith, the
left handed pitcher of Little Rock. VINO
has. been drafted by the st. Louis
Americans, is locked upon as the luck
lest Of all players in the business.
He is a student at oxford University,
England, having won one of the
Rhodes scholarships in Arkansas. his
native state He recently left for Eng
land.
He is allowed $4,000 a year for pur-
suing his studies and 800 month
during his vacation. The st. Louis
club will pay his transportation over.
and in addition to his 800 month
spending money will pay him $3.50 a
month for playing ball Pretty hard
to beat that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16

Harry Cobb. one of the best light
weights ever developed i'm Michigan
and holder of that states champion
ship in his class, has written to Boston
clubs asking for matches with the star
men of his weight. Cobb is now in
Philadelphia. and is a prospective OPP
ponent of Young Erne. Cobb is es-
pecially anxious to meet Matty Bald
win. Young Donohue, Young Kloby or
Tommy Quill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
During the last few years Ger ,,iag

During the last few years ue'n ,inp
wine dealers have been lnlei''f
Themselves in Smyrna wine, and SEN ',a,,
large vineyards are now uiluel ,,,,,o;e-
management. This is having ~, are
some effect for scientific me''v' ,.ins-
now being introduced. and Cree Ming
ward owners are taking steps - oro.
their vines up to an equal sta'e from
ductiveness The wine eNpo nm
Smyrna finds it's way chieny at;ve
gary. where it is mixed Win r,sers
wines and sold in European -, =
under the well-known name OIL l0A'
Consular Rep0rte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
BASEBALL.
"0ur" Mike Kelley Signed
to Manage Toronto.
Star TWir|er Charlie Keith a
Rhodes Scholarship Man.
Diamond Notes From the Major and
Minor Leagues.

Toronto. Dec. 15.-Mike Kelley. an
American Association player has been
engaged to manage the Toronto Base
ball Club. He will play first base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16
RUTT AND ST0L WIN.
Rutt Beats Out Fogler, Sprinter of
Moran-Fogler Team In Mad
ison Square Bike Race.

seven cash prizes, $500 for first. $1,000
for second, 500 for third. $500 for
fourth, 5000 for fifth. $3.50 for sixth and
$500 for seventh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-16

Murphy. the veteran trainer. never YET
entered "A track team in the intercol-
Icgiates without a good string Of second
men.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
IMPORTANT RULINGS is
TO RAILROAD TARIFFS
Unreasonable Requirements
of Law Regarding Post
ing Modified
ROUTING REGULATION
Shipper Has Say, Excepting
Where Initial Carrier
Reserves Right

WASHINGTON. June 17.-An i'm
portant order has been issued by the
interstate commerce commission re-
garding the posting of the tariffs OF
railroads. Under the new rate law ii
is required that copies of the tariffs
shall be displayed in two conspicuous
places in every railroad station in or
der that they may be inspected con-
veniently by the public. The law au-
thorizes the commission to modify
these requirements and that body, real
izing the impracticability OF compliance
with the precise terms OF the law, has
modified the provision to some extent.
Numerous minor but important
changes have been made in the rules
covering the construction and fling of
tariffs. The new rules also permit car
riers TO authorize fast freight line
agents to act for them in the publica-
ton and fling OF tariffs under power
OF attorney.
The commission expresses the opln-
ion that carriers may lawfully make
special rates for the movement OF
troops when such movement is under
orders and at the expense OF the United
States government. and that the rates
so made need not be posted or fled.
The reasonableness OF a minimum
carload weight 10 which carload rates
sna4l apply is recognized. Ihe COM
mission entertains the opinion that
shippers should be given opportunity TO
use a car which the carrier can fur
nish II a car OF the capacity desired
by the shipper cannot be furnished
with promptness. and that the tariff
should provide that when q carrier can
not promptly furnish a car Of desired
capacity. but does furnish one of
greater capacity, il may be used on the
basis Of the minimum car rate applic-
able 10 the car ordered By the shipper.
II smaller car than that ordered by
the shipper is furnished il may be used
on the basis of the actual weight when
loaded TO its visible capacity.
Instructions TO shippers as to the in
termediate routing cannot be disre-
garded by carriers unless the initial
carrier reserves the right to dictate in
termediate routing in its tariff. Car
riers will be held responsible for the
routing shown in bills of lading. Il IS
emphstically stated that the commits
sion will give no consideration what
ever 10 tariffs which are not received
al its Office in time TO give the statu-
tory notice: that literal compliance
with the law in that respect will be ex-
acted and in all cases Of failure TO
comply herewith tariffs will be re-
jected.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
EAGLES. PICNIC

Golden Gate Aerie. No. 81 F. o. E..
viii give its seventh annual picnic next
Sunday al Shell Mound park An in
teresting list of contests has been ar
ranged, and as q special feature there
viii be prizes offered for the best
Scotch and Irish dancing This contest
viii be under the supervision OF Joseph
kelieher. The committee in charge Of
the day is confident that the affair
viii be a great success.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
RUNAWAY CoLLIDEs WITH CAR

Samuel Oppenheim. peddler living
at 1000 Lake street, was in a runaway
wagon which collided with a streetcar
at the corner OF Market and Valencia
streets yesterday afternoon and was
badly injured. He was treated at the
central emergeIfcy hospital for a badly
bruised head and a broken knee.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
ALUMNI Plan LARGE AFFAIR

Preliminary arrangements are being
made by the Lowell high school alumni
for their annual dance in November
Invitations will be sent TO the thou
sands OF men and women who have
been graduated from the Lowell and
its predecessor, the boys high school
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
LAKE COUNTY

Take trip to Lake county by VIM. Spier's
wonderful stage line over the best uounts in road
IN California Grand scenery easy carriages:
careful drivers. Round trip from s, F. to Harbin
and Anderson Springs. 81; TO Adams. Seigiers
Hobergs. Howard Astorg. Spiers and Glenbrook
SO. Stage leaves Calistoga II 80 a. NJ, SUNDAYS
excepted. Half hour for lunch at Calstoga
hotel Fifty pounds baggage allowed. Tickets
sale al Southern Pacific Offices.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

Now that the iron workers strike
has been settled in San Francisco, and
ne men went back 10 bench and pit
yesterday. work on the new cruiser
south Dakota viii proceed. Last week
L was thought by the officers al Mare
island that the vessel would be turned
over by the secretary Of the navy 20 the
forces Al the navy yard for completion
there.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The play entitled Labor and capitzf'
IS 20 be produced az the Victory thea
cer IA San Jose, June -. for the bene-
IL OF the building fund for the labor
temple 10 be erected IN that city. All
the labor organizations Of Santa Clara
county are assisting TO make the affair
z big success.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
CRAGFARM
Former site CASTLE cRAd TAVERN. .

100 Acres Forest. Meadow and Garden Land
Furnished log cabins, 81 per day each person:
special family rates Central grill. European
plan. genuine home cooking, reasonable charges
Here you are expected TO wear plain clothes
and lead a simple life: II you can't do this.
don't come. Address n. W HARLOW. Manager
Castle Crag fvis Dunsmuiri. California
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
SODA BAY SPRINGS
LAKE COUNTY. CAL.

Situated on the picturesque shore OF Clear lake.
Finest Of boating. bathing hunting and fishing;
unsurpassed accommodations; new launch accom-
modsting 30 people built expressly for the use of
guests and excursions. Terms 50 per day. S12
per week; special rates 10 families Take Thu
ron ferry 30 a m: thence by rail 10 Piefa:
then stage automobile direct to Springs. Round
trip. good for six months 50. Further Informs
tion address managers J. MCBRIDE and AGNES
BELL RHoADS. Soda Bay Springs, Lake county,
Cal, via KelseyYille postofhce.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
HOLD YOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS

Until yon reach Santa Cruz and teleohous -
CRAIGsS EXPRESS. phone Red 1161 or leave
your checks AZ Howe's Music Store. 16e Paciac
ar.. Santa Cruz Agsncy for the 8 F. Cal.
Reasonable rates Residence phone Red 1881
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
CAMPBELL,s HOT SPRINGS

n. PEARCE. Prop. SieTraville. Cal.
Most beautiful resort IN Sierra Nevada noun
tafns; "a miles from SierraTille. overlooking the
grand Sierra valley; altitude 5000; water unsd--
passed for rheumatism. g01t. liver and kidney
complaints and all stomach troubles: snakes
or poison oak: plenty OF hunting and fishing:
good livery: picturesque drives Rates So %
$14 week RJond trip ticket 20 Truckee or Boca-
At Truckee stage direct 70 springs. or aby Boca
and Logs alton r. R. Round rrip tickets Pam
phiets application.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The laundry workers all returned 10
their respective posts yesterday morn
5ng and the statement was made that
FOR three years all VIII be quiet IN the
laundries OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

NEW ENGLAND HoKE-camp Meeker sbout
40 rods from station. Besufiful walks. grand
scenery. hunting and fishing. boating. bathing
and crodueS grounds. All kinds CT fresh fruit
in season. Adults. $3.50 to s. per week
Special rates FOR children Address GEO
HARRISON. Camp Meeker. Sonoma Co., Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The drug clerks OF Los Angeles have
taken up the matter Of the law regu-
lsting the hours OF work, a number of
druggists having failed TO carry out its
provisions. The state board of pharm-
acy is 70 be asked 70 take Up the matter
and see that the law is properly en-
forced.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near santa C-zz
First class table; club room: dancing pavilion !.
Dewii1g. crporef. rates So a1d SO Carriage
fare. 81 Is round trip. send fsr booked TS1Nv
PHILLIPS. Prop, San1a Cruz, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
GilFOy Hot Springs
Quality Of the Waters
CompetenT MasseurS-
Excellent Table
NeaE1ess OF Rooms.
Are The features OF these famous sp-suxs
SeAd for BOOKLET 10 ". J. MCDONALD. Prop
REDWOOD RETREAT

Ait 1000 tt built snoax beautiful groves
The nnest location in santa Cruz mountains:
p4e1-y o. fruit. 7mEsemenr hall swimming
TANK billiards and other diversions fr~e u
guests: mineral springs. fishing. new free vaca-
Sfon plan. - 10 SO per week Phene or al
dress h T. Varnen. K D. 2s. Giloy. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
NAPA SODA SPRINGS

NOW OPEN. The most beautiful mountain
health and pleasure resort. New skating rink
Address JOHN JACOBS, Proprietor Sapa Soda
Springs. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

Sreer metal workers union No. 1o4 has
elected The following as its officers for
-le ensuing term: J. Crane, president:
George Hazemiller vice president;
Dean Evans. recording secretary; H
A. Wissing, financial secretary; Charles
Frahm. treasurer; NJ Fredericks. con-
6uctor- d. White, warden; J. Crane,
Edward Freyer, T. Brooks and J. Percy,
delegates 70 the international conven-
ION. that IS 10 meet in Atlantic City,
VIII leave on June IS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
LAKE COUNTY. CAL.

Cures all cases OF kidney and liver trouble
The friend OF the rheumatic and gout patient;
y mineral springs Hot sulphur and iron plunge
baths. MegueSia Tub baths. Reference ANY
guest for the last 20 years. Rates. S12 TO SIG
per week Fare from San Francisco So round
trip. Leave san Francisco 80 a. N. via s P.
OF S a. m via Cal and Northwestern Send for
catalogue or address ]. ". LAYMANCE Owner
snd Manager, Howard Springs. Lake Co.. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Pacific Grove Hotel

Formerly Hotel e Carmelo Pacific Grove
Lnder the sane ownership the Hotel del
Monte A quiet resort, with every comfort ar
most reasonable rates. In close touch wifn san
frzncisco San Jose and Santa Cruz Throuxh
cna1r car and pArior service 20 and from IC-
Angeles s1d San Francisco daily.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

An electric supply company in Sehe-
ner.adv. n Y. during the quarter
ending Aprfl so, received orders Tor ap-
nsratus and supplies amounting IN tne
srgregate 10 sIS.602.se2. an increase OF
So go se5 over the order OF the CORE
1900 quarter n 1906. A large
,-5--e-, in the same line located at
8.ttsburx reports that the orders Tor
MAY Exceeded those for the correspond
snr month last year By 3l,25o,ooo.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The structural iron workers have
s--eat deal of work ahead Since the
Trst Of the year about 10000 tons OF
new business was placed, OF Wnicn
17s 600 was in Nay.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
BEACH HILL INN

Best location oa Beach Hill. Santa Cruz. En-
larged since last season. Oversookinx beach ara
ORsfno- Large Grounds Rosms handsoneiv ana
axtistically furnished Handsomest dining rooFu
IN SAINT. Crux Writs for sooklet and rafes
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
VILLA EoNrRNAY

Under new management Santa Cruz mountains
s niles from G4enwOOd First class table
Bowling. electric lixhts. billia-is dancing pa
yilion, club room; SO up Phone State az Send
for booklet Rice Harper. r p. D. l. santa Cr1z
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

LAWRENCE vILLA-Soncna family resort
New building plenty Of shade; bus daily 20 ho1
springs; u day. Is week. 81. PELLISSIER.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

Additional material was delivered
yesterday al the site Of the Building
Trades temple that is 10 be erected al
Fourteenth and Guerrero streets. and
In rhe afternoon rigging was being put
IN place for the purpose OF enabling the
structural iron workers 10 proceed
with the work OF construction.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
BARTLETT
SPRINGS
No Increase in Rates

Spend your vacation there, drink the
famous Bartlett Water that cures. En-
Joy fine trout fishing Plenty of saddle
horses and rigs. Orchestral dancin 8
every evening. Bowling. tennis, cro-
quet and all popular games. Wonder
full Soda Magnesia baths First class
massagists in attendance. New swim
ming tank. House keeping cottages
for those desiring same. Rates So to
SIS per week l TO rooms Write
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

Spend your vacation at sHEBLEY LAKE, splen-
did bunting, fishing. bathing and boating. Good
opportunity to visit Nevada Co gold mines
Elevation 400 feet. .Shebiey's station on line
Nevada Co. narrow gauge r R. Good room
and board Beautiful scenery. No conxump-
tives. p O.. o. c. Shebiey, Chicago Park, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
SEIGLER

Hot Springs, new management. Natural hot
baths for rheumatism. malaria. etc. Wonderful
stomach waters. Swimming pond. Baths free.
Rates 81 to So Address W. z. CATHIE, Seig-
Ter, Lake county. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
Johnsten-Dfenxtae COMPANY

tn. advertising agency moved to 81 Kearn,
street
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
SEASIDE HOTEL.

SUMMIT HoTE-Cotta<es. tents. orchard
red~oods. tennis. croqnet- dancing fshinx
Charming spot IN Santa Cruz mountains Rornd
trip S275. Carriage meets trains Rates fe 70
So week. Mr. AND MRS. BOWMAN. proos
Wrights. Santa Clara county. Cal. Phone Summit
Hotel or Merit z5TD. oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
HOTEL BELVEDERE

Ready for guests Ample accommodations New
annex Private baths fishing. bathing, boating
Address MRS A. T. MOORE. BELvEDERE-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
THE ANTLERS

LarEe- sunny. vel funl1bed MONS On ear
line, vfrntn walking dsrRncs Santa Cruz sesch
ana Seaerght. eonmzzAnx view Of nou.tanss.
fW particulars address Mss MARIE z DE
NANCE TIE Antlers. Santa Cenz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The district council Of carpenters has
made It's first payment OF 5000 in aid
or the striking unions This IS money
realized from the 50 cent assessment
levied upon members Of the various
subordinate bodies Of carpenters under
tre Jurisdiction OF the council A ike
sum viii be paid over every week as
-ong as il is necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
A Trio to Mt. Tama|paE Tavern

For day of recreation, night Of rest
and a morning ride down the mountain
on the Gravity Car, take the boat via
Sausalito and Mill Valley. Sunset and
sunrise as seen from Mt Tamalpais are
beautiful The accommodation and ser
vice are superb. See daily paper for
time card. ALFRED H. JOHNSON. Mgr.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

Typographical union No. q has made
its first payment Of s250 70 the fund for
Unions On strike. this sum being part
q the amount raised By assessment Of
1 per cent on the earnings OF each
member
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The picnic given by the union print
ers' mutual aid society at Fairfax park
last Sunday was attended by more than
1000 persons II was 2 great success
snd the crowd enjoyed the games, races
and dancing 10 the fullest
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

The laundry workers and the bar
tenders union were occupied last night
voting 1or officers TO serve the ensuing
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18

Branch No. (. amslgsmsted csrpen-
-ers and Soiners, elected the following z
officers last night: 7. B. Pollard presi-
dent; " L Patton. vice president; G.
Il Thompson. secretary; D. Laurance.
treasurer. E B Spence. check steward; /;
n. T. Dryer. money steward; NJ Nc
kenzie, door keeper, and W l. Pay
Ton. steward 10 visit the sick
The management committee OF the
sight branches OF the amaIgamated
carpenters and 5oiners paid over $4,000
Gzw
The Irish standard., 1907-03-02

dents. but this has changed to dispo-
core Americanixed. The second gencr-
alton trained In the public schools and
familiar with American methods in the
competition for existence viii need ask
no odds in any field. They are ambi-
tious only for advancement IN this
country. In politics they are exercis-
ing d growing influence which will
make them a power to be rcckoned
With by both the political parties.
The present political situation in
llaly is marked by an effort on the
part of the king to obtain the good
will Of the Pope. because he realizes,
as the German emperor has on more
than one occasion, during the last dec
ade, that without the assistance of
the Catholic Church the very founda-
tions of his government are in danger
With the extension of political activity
among Catholics, which is being ell
probably be formed healthy Conser-
vative party that will act as {, brake
on the atheists and doctrinaires which
will bring about in Italy more con-
structive period in church history.
Why should we not give moro at
tention and respect to these people.
The Romans were the greatest people
who ever lived. The most enlightened
nation can learn something in the art
of government from them. They gave
to tho world it's bravest soldiers. most
accomplished generals and wisest
statesmen. Their race records in
stances of the most incorruptible pri-
vate and civic virtue of which VIC
have any record among mankind. 1t
was tho Romans who raised the citi-
zen to the rank of sovereign in q re-
public that lasted hundreds of years.
Roman law is the copy for all nations.