The Washington herald., 1907-12-25
AT THE HOTELS.

foOthold in Brazil and ether Central and
South American countries was ridiclIIed
by Senor Luis Aguilar LONE. OF Rio de
Janeiro. at the Arlington yesterday. Sennr
Aguilar is conee-pIanter. and has er-
tensiye plantations throughout his ccan-
try. carrying on a large export trade TO
all parts Of the world. He has just re-
turned from Europe. where ne spent some
time On business
Germany it must be admitted. is set
ting Brazil and other neighboring coun-
tries with good colonists. They are OF the
greatest possible benefit 20 our country.
They are farmers. artisans. teachers. and
other useful men. II is due to tl>am that
various sections Of Brazil have been built
up until they constitute to-day some OF
the most prosperous and wealthy parts of
my country German capital has found.
and is finding every DAY. the best possible
investments. and il is quite natural that
these people, living in colonies. as most OF
them do. should retain their German Ian
guage, customs, and love Of the father
land
But they are By no means fools They
are aware OF the fact that 70 is Brazil
that offers them these untold possibilities
and not Germany. They have come o.
Brazil 20 stay TO grow up with the coun-
try. and grow wealthy with il. too. They
become citizens Cf Brazil and take active
interest Orb public affairs. furnishing some
of the best men for the army. the navy.
tle universities. and other pubic iusyitu-
tons
There IS no more danger az Brazil be
coming TeytOn.z-d in allegiance than The
United States foregoing her Declaration
~ luu-peuderce. TIE United states con-
Jaius more Germans than Brazil. and the
idea If Germany having designs on the
United States IS too ridiculous for ds-
cuss.ou. Why. then. should it no- also
b. absurd 20 claim that Germany has de-
signs on my country
A. II. Wright. "A well-known educator.
Of Nashville, Tenn. accompanied by Mrs.
Wright on a sightseeing trip 20 this city.
Is STAYING an the Ebbitt- Prof Wright
said there was no place in the United
States. SO far as his knowledge goes.
where "a teacher is more secure in MS
place and position than in Nashville
1t takes n majority OF the board %
oust a teacher. and there must be good
reasons for 10. The teachers are pro
tected by some measure like the civil
service Law
There IS no friction and never has
been, 50 far as 7 can recouect. between
the superintendent Of the public schools
In Nashville and the board Of education
The superintendent is one Of the most
Efficient men IN the schools to-day. bar
ring no place. and the Nashville schools
under his guidance have acquired The
-.F
Of education IS composed OF most able
men. well qualified % fu the position
they hold, and well versed in an matters
pertaining % public schools
The col0red schools. The same as the
white schools. are under the authority
Of the board There isn't even a coIored
member on the board They keep pretty
well abreast with the white schools ia
their studies. and such a thing as friction
between the white and ccio-ed teachers
or school children is a very rare occur
renee.
Tennessee Republicans are split In the
Evans and the Brownlow factions Tnas
Evans people support Roosevelt, and have
had pretty near everything their own
way as far as the distribution Of the
patronage is concerned. The Br0wulow
camp is shouting for taft The Demo
Gratis. naturally. are for Bryan"
rs there a cure for baIdness2 II there
was. do you suppose there would be any
bald-headed Doctors"
Il was Antoine Y Strobel. of New
York. one of the best-krowu wigmakers
and tonsoriaI artists that ever operated
on the braindomes Of the Gothamite. who
replied to the query Monsieur StrobeI IS
staying at the Metropolitan for q few
days TO look around"
If YOU loose your hair as the result
Of illness" said he III VIII grow again.
II you find il going because Of natural
loss of irs vitality. its departure may be
delayed by the use Of tonics. but il viii
90. and once naturally bald you VIII be-
bald always thereafter
4 have dressed the heads Of New
YorkeEs and others for a generation and
more. / have lamented with hundreds
of NV patrons from whose heads not
only the hand Of time. bur the indiscre-
ton and carelessness Of youth We're grad
ualiy plucking the natural and often
luXuriant covering. and have au0inted.
drenched- and piastered their too ap-
parent polls with lotions. tonics. and
pomatums. and rubbed and kneaded and
manipulated their falling scalpS. until
if there had been one ember OF hair life
left slUmhering there. Il must have been
brought back 90 its WOnted IRE and vigor-
but l gave it all UP at last with q sigh.
and handed them q card 70 my wigmaker.
II ] have used one hair restorative /
have used q hundred. and every one
among them was warranted 20 not only
prevent badness. but 10 restore TO heads
already bald their sometime hirsUte glory
Look ar me See what a remarkable
growth and youthful gloss and sheen OF
hair 1 have. II has not changed IN twen-
ty-live years. Why?-
The tonsorial savant seized his soft
brown hair with both hands. and with
a vicious jerk removed Il from his head
Ii was a costly wig. and his head was as
white and shiny and bare as a billiard
ball
That is why he resumed bitterly.
And I not only hair. dresser. but
learned and skilled in every tonsoriaI art
II there were a help for badness other
than the wigmaker. 90 you for moment
suppose that I. Of all men. would not
know it, And knowing II, would not only
have rescued myself. but have saved 10
myself scores of profitable patr0ns2 II
that is not proof sufficient that a man
once bald is always bald. just call 20
Ll4AiLNA LOTS OF your Atit4st4tlLe-4lGe " no
are as bald as glass globes.
They are wise in the mysteries o.
drugs and IN the preparation OF healing
things and reStOratives- They know what
result their combination and application
viii produce. If any one living were capa-
I bic OF curing badness. some one among
these experts in the science of curing
Oughr TO be the one You never had occa-
sion to 30 to a doctor 70 get a prescrip-
ton for badness. I see I have had such
/ occasion. Did I get the prescription? Let