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defense very much for he saw that his
 inquisitors did not wish to believe the
 truth, but were determined on removing
 him being the one who had been near
 est and dearest to the De Wits, and, therefore, potential danger so long as he
 lived. It was with little surprise that ne
 heard himself sentenced to die before
 evening.
 While he was sitting in his cell awaiting the eXecutioner a white arm was thrust
 between the bars and the voice of the
 lovely Rosa broken with sobs, asked him if she could do anything for. him. Cor nelius picked up the package of bulbs and
 gave them to her. Quickly he explained
 what they were. He told her to plant
 them in the following April, and if they produced black tulips to apprise the
 president of Haarlem society.
 Then he wrote on the second leaf of Cornelius de Wits Bible which that
 man had given to Rosa while in the prison. that he wish ed the prize to be- iong to Rosa with only the condition
 that the tulip be named Rosa Baer lensis.
 Rosa hid the package away in her velvet bodice and began to weep more bitterly than before. Cornelius was about to stretch forth his arms to her when she gave a cry and fainted away-for up the corridor came the
 tramp of heavy feet and the clash of
 weapons.
 When they led Cornelius away, he saw her form stretched on the stone floor and her pale face half yelled by her wonderful hair. He walked to- ward the scaffold thinking of her and obvious to the yell with which the blood-thirsty mob received him whom they linked with the hated De Wits. Calmly he laid his head on the block. A lightning flash gleamed across the
 scafforld. The h headsman was lifting hls sword He closed his eyes to endure
 tine horrible avalanche about to fall.
 Then suddenly he was lifted, not un gently.
 He saw the sun again. He saw the crowd, silent now. He heard a voice understand the words His high ness, William of Orange had commuted his sentence to Imprisonment for life i1 Loevenstein, near Dort
 "All is not lost" thought Cornelius.
 q shall be able to raise my black tulips after all"
 Then terrible thought struck him. "Alas!"'he cried. 'Loevenstein is in a damp and swampy region-a wretched soil for raising tulipsl And Rosa! Rosa i will not be at Loevenstein!' There was anoth CT who was more | deeply disappointed than even Cor
 nelius, who,s after all. had reason to be satisfied with the bargain. This other had made very bad bargain, indeed. He was Isaac Boxtel. and he had pail the exeeutioner 100 fiorins in advance | for the privilege of being allowed to ascend the scaffold with his servants immediately after the execution aad 1 carry away the body, a practice that l vas customary among friends. He hao calculated that Cornelius would be eel tain to keep the precious bulbs hidden | about his person till the end. Therefore, when he heard the decree of
 communication, he gave great cry. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
He Got a Reminder.

Incidents have been cited in the va rious publications on numerous occasions as to the effect upon individuals in an audience of certain sentences or situa- tions waited to them from over the foot lights. The sentiment may have been un- folded in song, scene or a line of dialogue, but in any case it's effect has been just as potent. Oftimcs single catch line in popular song has changed tbe entire life of person hearing it for the first time.
 Concerning just such an incident as thls, Harry McClusky, the well known bari tone singer, tells of funny little exper- fence of his in one of the New York vau- aeville houses in which he recently ap- reared. McClusky was singing Nat D. Mann's new song, Just to Remind You" at the time.
 In the first row was a nervous littlo nian, who from the very beginning of the song began fidgeting around in his seat. Finally he appeared to lose all control Of himself and as the singer started into the chorus with the words, Just to Re- mind You" the nervous one hurridly left his seat and made for the door. As nc came out into the lobby, the manager asked him if he was i'll.
 HI nuthin'," the man disgustingly re- sponded See that string tied around my finger? We'll, when I left my home in Montclair, New Jersey, this morning, my wife tied that on my finger to remind me that I was to meet her mother at the c, and Central depot at 9 o'clock to- night and bring her home with me. It's ten-ffteen now. Can you imagine whats comn' to me when get home? I didn'. think of the bloomin' thing until that fel- low in there sang that song, Just to re- mind you"
 And the worried one huvriedly left theatre.
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In this novel Dumas has produced a sstory differing almost entirely from his other works. It is far more simple in scheme, scope and construction than any thing else that he did, and despite the essential tragedy that runs through it there is a light, airy, sunny color over it, and the end is as gay and bright as a fairy tale.
 The time of the tale is that of the famous tulip craze in Holland craze that overwhelmed almos- the entire na- ton and stirred men sa deeply that it has remained as an important historical occurrence. Fortunes were won and lost. Populations and careers were ruined. As much as 15,O00 forins was paid for a single bulb, and for three bulbs of a special variety the lucky grower ob- tained S0,000 florins. Bulbs were gambled in as stocks are today.
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ParadoxicaI Treatment.

From the Baltimore American
 ''Old Bilyuns is cutting down his sons expenses to the limit
 Why is he cutting them down?'
 Because he found out the young man was cutting up.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-24
DEPARTMENT OF PoRro RICO
sUBAsTAsPUBLICA.

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sUBAsTA3PUBLICA. BrENEs INMT7ERT -
4 7ooa En- Ia Coura de Rent nrnas Mayo
oe 1Suo
les pIo todoos benes reaonad para
eao tempo las cOnrbucones VenG regs sgdn pOne Ley
Description Propiedad gaaos
'uanNes0s yoT Una esana e
de Masas t6rmino Municipal dec s262s
ueden los detales
% gel vendida
Pgar de la cual
oas Aguenes al verified Gurabo
XII AprobadO: S. D. Treasurer ~ ~
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ANUNCIO.
San Juan, P. R. Abril I Dc 1908.

OSsA ONNS4s = @Ss &AJAAA . G0 4OOSs
Cumpliendo acusrdo de ID Junta Dirsc
tivs de "The Porto Rico Drawn Work
And Embroidery Company"
Por 81 praseute % anuncia al p6blioo
que todaB las existenciaB de dichR Compa'
MIA conBiAtsntes en- tSlaG Caladas bordR'
daO, tTsja8, blusas, pahueloI , otrAS mer'
cancihs analOgaA al como tambi6n 81 mo-
biliaEio sscRpRTAtsB que 90 encuentTan CD
el local de Il citada Campafifa, calls de
TetuSn No IA. serkn rematAdaG en- dicho
local al mejor p0BtoP de contsdo, eI juevtB
de Mayo de 1908. las 10 dc Il ma.
mana.
No % connideran ofsrtaB por meno1 do
$8OOO.OO, , 81 que obtsDga u busns pro
tsndr6 que depoGitsr 81 momento de II Rd'
iudiCaci6n lR Buma de 5000 90 en- tfectivo,
pudiendo psgar 81 rsIto dsntro loB dn1
dfas EguientsB 81 del Hemate, 81 hRcsTEs
cargo de los efactoE YGmRt0dog.
Para mas infoFmeu diEigirse don Gene
EOuO CandinA Msndiz6baI & Co, San
Juan, P. r. 4-v
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HermOsa fiesta de sscOIares.
On buoa programn ofroesn al pdbIIso s,pltal

HamoB reCibido el pTogrRmR dc IL feH'
to que los Rlumnoa de Ia Central high and
grammar school 6aFGn On d tsRtro muni
CipaI msflans paSado malRna por Ia
nochs bsneiCi0 do la aBociRci6n at' 6ticR.
AdsmkB de las saTzuslRB de que aver
dimos noticia CRntaEan el Walls Dorado
sueiEO, m6IiCa del j6ven F. PoTFata DoPia
letra de F. CeBteF0, las aiguient.B nihal:
Carmen Goensga, Eva Amy, label
Hernandez. JosefA Benitez, JuRnR Calde'
I6D, LuiBs BRESn, Mercedes GinoEio, Ma.
RIA MoEera, MaTgarita Matanzo, Mitasla
Ginoric, NAtiyidsd de Ia Rosa, Pillar
RsxRch , Carmen Rossll6.
EsaB m:smag ni1aH Las sefioFitRH Mer'
cedes Gonzalez, Maria Rsxach, MaEgaFite
del Vale, Carmen Serbia, On union de
Rosario Salgado, CaFmsn M Rosell6, Do
Ioreg de la Rosa, LuiIa Basin, Maria
johnson, Rosa Rosell6, Conchita GosnA.
ga, Dolores Dur6n, CarIota Montessrfp,
Maria IgltBias, MaTgsrits BsniteE, Ii q
GONZALEZ Dolores Rodriguez Marf&
Lnisa Herrera tomRIaa paFts en- las doB
SRTznelsB 'EstTel'a Ia cristiRua Cauti'
va y "ChozR y pRlaciO''
De GBperaE ea de nusAtfo pGblieo galAn-
to acuda 81 teatgo 4 hlentaE loa alumncs
de la Central que demueBtran de modo
entuGiaEta o. buen degeo de BoRteasE II
ABociaci6n st 6tiea Compuesta de l6H hom-
bres del poIvsniT que Is vez gus Is irto'
IigsneiR desaTrollsn y conAtituci6n fiBit a.
ActoB como les gus anunciRmos habls n
muy alto On favor de 3 cu!tura do II gs'
neFaci6n que Bubs noHotros alsntamoI
no solo los gus tomarfn parte On ID feata
aino tsmb;en 4 los iniciadoTeB Mr.. Heine,
professor de |. Central y a ID incanEable
lsn3Ts de kossll6 gus tau efoazments
Ie aeCunds.
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OisCfpulos de Pasquino en- Lares.
IN BuIO dA GaueI6n contra MlltIR CrGspO, Vor
lmsnlzls Do mu0rt0 dlrgiils contra IsId0rO
LUgO.
Ode maestro corr esponsal.

Abril 12.-El jo7en pEofssor don Adol
70 Levy GonzGlsz, 90 tFaBIad6 & Camuy,
donde deuempe1aF& una escueIs grade ada
por 81 tempo que reata del actual psrfodo
escolRF.
Ell DR.. don Francisco Limo, que eatu
70 Rlgunon dfas snfsTmo de una fusEte
affection reum6tica, est6 libTs de ass perti.
nRz dolenci8, 10 que sincerRments cslebrs'
mos.
-ss dice que 81 tenienta Chgpsl, policfa
ipgular, hs rocibido M an6nimo acusando
al gusrdiR Jol6 Fsliciano de cor sntir que
o. ju gue 10 prohibido, medisnts recon-.
psnss 60 met6lico que Eecibs , de OtEaa
iumoEaLidRdes mSF,
NosotEcs conocemos dicho policfs y ID
cEesmoE incspaz de esas acciones deshon
rosaS, pueB B;emprs ha gtzado de CF6dito
como fuuCionsEio p6b;ico, en- cuyas objga'
clones hR procurado ser muy corrscto
Aiendo tambea terrible azots contra lol
pilloE quienes persigus aotivamsnte cor
justo APPLAUSE de los pro 9istaEios que il
estiman como una frme gaEantfR de sul
aintfrsssB.
No debe, por ia 1tc, tomRrHs en- cusnta
eae aD6nimo.
-El veoino Iaidoro Lego uolicit6 de il
Corta municipal, prini6n bsjo oauci6n 81
individuo Martin CFeSpo, por hsberls 6st'
amsnazedo de musrts.
Oslebrado 81 juicio correspondence, laE
pruebEs del denuDCiants faeron todR1 jus
tifCativaL poE 10 cuRl IL Corte exigi6 s.
CreBpo 200 dollars de fsnza, On 80 de
fscto 6 mssea de cSrcsl, como no pude
haceE efsctivR lR fsnza, fu6 cenducido g
momsntO pOT 10 poliCfa & ID caroel dc dis
tEito, Aguadilla,
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La prelsncia de Ia bub6nica no HerVirfa
tAmpoco de obAtfculo para que las navsU
volvieEan 4 sus Antiques fondeRSeFoB.

La pTeaencia de Ia bub6nicR no 8eEVir1a
tampoco de obAtSculo para que las nRveT
volvieERn 4 suS Antiques fondeaSeFos,
ES doctor Perry la idO Guayaquil
enoyu8ivaments de parte de la cOmisi6n S0'
,litario del Canal de Panama para cercio
rarse de las condolences que SO 01a re.
duoido Ell puerto de Ia dicha oiudaa de
GuayaquiJ con la RpsEici6n dc ls bub6ni'
ca, Ia moEtalidsd que eHtR produce, los az
bitrioG con que 50 cuentan para dominaFls /;
ponersa luego do aCuerdo el doctor Lloyd
RosrcR de las provinciss que debsn toma1
so fin de evitGr eJ c0ntdgio en- eL IstmO
las medidaS rectrictiVae que han de dic
tarss para las naves que en- GuayaQuJ to-
can en- trdasitO para e5 NOTte; sltag dli.
mas HsE6n, mas menoB Efgidag, segdn Lon
slementos de que ua diGpongs , las IAboreB
que 10 efscttsn ca el sRnaamisnto de Ia
poblRci6p.
CuRndo el gobierno ss hnbo enterado
del viaie del doctor Perry, SO dirigi6 las
autorida1eB para que le pidieEan gus pa.
cara Is capital, 81 doctor Perry, quien
trails intenci6n de psrmRneceE E6lo On
Guayaquil, aoCsdi6 gustoBo 81 deHeo del
gobieTno, zigui6 en- tFen expreBo Qaito.
El doctor Perry ea natural del EstRdo
de North CATolins, , tiene 43 amos de
edRd.
Hizo suB oitudios en 10 UniveFsidad de
Maryland y una vsz obtsnido con lucimien.
to 81 tftulo de m6dico, pas6 Nueva York,
en- donde paEfoccion6 auH conocimienGoB en-
81 "CoIegiO M6dieo."
En- S89, sntE6 al Public III a 'th and
Marine Hospital SsEvics de los Eatadoa
UnidoF, bajo cuyas 6rdeneB ha continuado
tFAbajsndo, sin interruption haRts lR fs.
che.
Eu Hong Kong efsctu6 So primer eatu
dio prkctico acercR de ls bub6nics desnu6s
de 10 Cusl fu6 enviRdo { Manils, Iuglr en-
el que permanent amos combatieudo
contra aquella pelte y 81 c6leys que aEolA'
ba aquelloB EemotoB patseE. ALI misme,
en- MRnilP, constEuy6 Ia EBtaci6n SRnitaria
yIfu6 nombrado, POGO, jefa de ella En-
las FilipinaE le TOGO llevRF csbo el ga'
neamisnto do dichas ialas, Rntss agotadaB
por diversas pssteE
Cusndo en- 1905 ApaEeci6 Ia bub6nicR
en- La BocR (Panama,) fac comiBiodado
para que stsndieYa al fsgelo; entonces
pEoeedi6 con tai efaaeia acieTto, que 81
terrible NAL solo osuE6 dos vfctimau, por
haber aldo en- al acto extirpado, sin que tai
obEa demRndarR arbitrioa extremes nj
odiosoB.
Este sefalsdo t,iunfc, scFecsbt6 "a rs'
putaei6n professional = Ie msreci6 aplsu
soB
En- Ia sctuaIidad ss jefs de la EStasi6n
asnitaHia Marftims del Istmo mismbro
do a junta dc ami lad.
Adem6s, 81 Benor doctor Perry ha ira
baiado en- muchaB estacioneB BanitaTiag,
hoSpitsIes laboratories de los EstadoS
UnidoF, y hi pubIiCado varioH estudios
aceEca de psHtss. sspacialments del c6lera,
Ultimam ante hiso una gira de inBpsC'
ci6n Lar coStas de Colombia Vsnegue'
Ia, { raiz dc CuYo Tegrsso 81 IStmo, fue
sncaTgsdo para que viniese GUayRquil.
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Ell GAMING A LOLA.
MuChOs VsCiDOs de aquelIOs sitiOs
han sOliCitadO del muniCipi0 de
Ia ciudad sea reparada Ia i'm
pOrtante via.
AquolISs stIOs son mUy ETapIOs para Ia GORstlue
G6a DO Gases do campo

Hscs aIgdo tempo se oouE6 "La Co
TTeBpondenciR" de 10 convsnients, adem6l
de ssE justo, que EelfR 81 que 80 pTacticaFa
una cOmpoaici6n en- ell camino que condu
CO de Ssnturcs 4 LoizR = paR por 81 "Ma'
cguchRP' "Ssboruoo."
Un impoEtante ndmsro de vecinoB y
propistsTios que poF sqUellos BitioB reaiden
han aoudido 81 municipio de Ia ciudad in
tsresando que este poDgs en- bueuaE condi'
clones de tr6fico Rqnella via. El munich
pio de San Jaa1 no tisns que atsnder q
otros csminoB que Rl Fefsrido dc SanturCe
4 Loizs, eI que sDt6 inBclito en- Ia formR
preacEita por Ia Icy.
So espers puss, que sl municipio dc ls
ciudAd atiendR debidaments eHa BoIicitud
para que los vscinoB de aquslla impoEtRn'
ia baTriada dilffutan de fAciles Was de CO.
municRci6n para Conducir Bus produotoB y
diuponsE de mas floil acceBo & uus vivieR'
dSg incRB.
Dsdo 81 tanto por cisnto de que % pus.
de disponeT para BpIicRr les obraB de re-
paraci6n del Tepetido canine puede hR'
ceFss una mBgnffcR obrR en- e..
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to una agradable ''girA" en- santuece 4 Ia
que COnOurriE6n distiDgn idaB dkma1 del
"VeEsRlleA" = oonocidoB CaballoroI de estR
Giudad y de Rqu6l BimpGtico poblado. En-.
tEe Las lindas = diltinguidRB atnoEitas que
oonouErir6n ess festa, ,eBtaa las de Bravo,
Bsnilda , OaFmenCitp, Negron SAnju1jo,
Marin, GusvarR, ABsnBio FeEEer Car
melits y MonBit8 Hefi3FaB de Muf1oz Ri
vera, Bravo, GsoEgetti, Ruiz soloE, Fer
nandez VsDgaB , Balssiro entire otrRB.
Eatimsmos mucho la CoTt6H invitaci6n
con que He NOS hR honrRdo para IL SimpS'
tiCs feAta.
PsF0OnaJs8. Han regrsssdo q Ia reBi :
dsnoiR de Arroyo loH safisrss Antonio Al
caids ' Carlos Mac. CormiCk hRcsndsdoB
de RquellR localidad, qua satuvisron On
San Juan en- anuntos paFticulaTeB.
EspOsOs RierG Palmer LOpes.-Hsu vi
aitRdo eBta ciRdad los diBtiDguidos Compa.
triotaB de MsyagGsg, Mariana Riers Pal.
mer 90 diutinguidR sBpoBa ID BeRoTa Sara
Lopez El alcRldO de la heEmopa ciudad
del OeEts visne San Juan en- aBuntol re-.
lRcionGdoS con ID administration pdblicR
do aquslls IocRlidad = ~ sBpoDA vilitar
los fbmiliaEes que aquf tiene.
Qae 80 repitan laB gEataB vilitaB de los
eHtimables comphtriotaE.
SEMPFR
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COsA DIFICIL DE ENTENDER.
-Diffcil de entendeF o., que lol hombrss
honFadoB permsnscen sia emp.eo pudiendo
lograr buan aaIaEio con el negocio de
"CuadTos PintuFsB" No se necegiia
expeEienciR. 81 est6 ustsd dispuesto uti.
liar el 'sudor" de 90 tTabsjo, Ie suminis'
traE6 81 equipO IOB aFtfculo1. CobraE6
de las ventaB 10 bastants para pagarss
pRgsrms. El rissgo nueatrc; ID cportuni
dad de listed Sc neCesitan agentss scti.
voB en todas paEteE. sOlicftesa nusstra
circular descriptive, incluyondo 25 CentA'
vos Gro, en- EslloB nusvou, Iin CaucsIar.
Direction, L. A. MONET, p. 0. Box
MIN. So. SantuFcs. P. R. 15v. !.
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PldOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

Pasarse sin este insu-
perable tonico, es invitar
esa seriE de torrnentos que
toda mujer conoce. Con
e1, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, hurnor y gusto
para los quehaceres, son
poseSioneS usuales en- Ia
vida diaria de la muier.
La Sra. Eustaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escribe: |'Durante un aflo
st1fri penas sin cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchazon, insom-
MO, inapetencia, Y desarregIos
generates en- el cuerpo Y otros
norna1es del sexo, me afec-
taban en- secession. Estuve
en- manos de dos medicos cuyos
esfuerzos para curarme fueron
vanos Y tuve que guardar CANA
variaS veces. CuantoS reme-
dos probe no dieron resu1tado.
va no saba a que acudir cuan-
do a instancias del Lcdo. ST..
Sanchez que ha tenido ocasion
de comprobar las renombradas
virtudes de las Pddoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adopte e1
trataniento. Dentro muY po-
COS dfas va sentf e1 a1ivio de-
seado Y con dos meses de
constancia obtuve mi conpleta
curacion."
EN- LAS BOTICAS
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ParejerOs . ineducadOs.

No hay que deeir que entire las personRs
bien sduCadaB, eB elemental dsbeT, al pc
netTaE On CASA agsna, Runque GsR casa sea
una ofCins, no hRcerlo como los perFol
comport6ndogs como 6stos confandi6ndo
con 6stoB 4 las psTsonaB.
No merece otFo califcativo que 81 Dc
paTejerO, 8 insduORdo, quien de tel guiBO
ne conduzcR.
Y aIgunoB luslen eonducirss de eBe mo
do,
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iBUEN OBsEQUIO!

Entro las personas que foTman la Bo'
ciedsd msrcantiI de J.. PisrRs Co., han
acordRdo obaequiar poE sHpaCio de veinte
diaS CON an frasco dc eaencia to6aa Iaa
damaU gus, 81 visitRF ~ estableCtmiento
'La PalmeSRnA" CompEen CaIzAdo Eopa
heehR poE vRloE de CuatEo dollars.
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men de baAles
60" que inici6
/" La Cores.
pondeneia . en-
esta isla ContsB.
tando el rsto
del " ChicBg go
Tribune " , 81
que han res.
pondido cums
pIida ente
busn n6mero
de nueBtFas be.
las compa trio
taR. Es de es
peraF que laS
que hautR aho.
"a no han CON.
CurEido 81 SIM
p6tico = oulto
tornso 10 hsEan
en- eatos dfan.
Puerto Rico 81
mundo que en-
50 jaEdin est6
SIS muJsr mas
BELLS"
Una gira.-
Para 81 pF6xi.
mo domingo 80
lIAvRF6 Il afae.
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SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENTO EN- VEGA
Baja.
lJn pltIIOta d lbOIGHgO, que era muy gusIltO 0I
GI pueblo.
(Do nuestr0 0Orresp0nsaI especial. }

Abril %. Aver nochs las sieto, mu,
rio don Tulio Otero, persona distiD gui6fai'
ma poE ~ cRFtcter sn6rgico y BOBtenido.
Uno de los liberales pueEtorriquefoB de
abolengo que jAm6B bsj6 ls cRbeza ants
las imposicioneB de LOS gobiernoG ausocr6'
ticou de nuestTS isla.
El partido unionistR pisrde uno de BuB
mas sntusiastss defsnBoEeH. Hoy las
1eiB de Ia tarde Be verif ara 81 entierrc, ,
eB GeguVo que hs de Tesultar nm acto con-
Curridfsimo dadaB las generates bimpatfsB
de que gozsba aqusl amigo querido y 81
que gozRndo su deHconBoladR familiR.
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FL "esrtdmen de 5eglesa. .''-El dia 6Iti.
mo dc los corEientsa Is Cisrra q "osrt6'
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En- olta impIona % vendo do papoI
poIi6diOo vioio & $500 los 48 kiloa (sUa
WiataE)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07
MUSTAIN SHOWS
TO BIG CROWD
MANY FANS SEE HIM WORK
FOR FIRST TIME
Al Kaufman Also Entertains, Large
Bunch at Venice and Is Putting in
Hard Licks Since Delaney
Looked Over Terry

Terry 'Mustain's switch from Arcadia
to Jack Doyle's gymnasium proved to
be big boost to the heavyweight who
meets Al Kaufman next Tuesday
night at Vernon, and a big bunch of
fans went away we'll pleased with his
performance yesterday. Although a
comparatively light man to be in the
top grade of pugilistic stars, Mustain.
moves about SO gracefully and rapidly
that he will have to stack up against a
champion before being completely out
classed. y
The only boxing Terry did at the
South Side Athletic club was with Lee
Flanders, and the three-round session
between the pair was lively one.
Clarence English was to have boxed
with Mustain, but decided that he was
too badly used UP to take chance, so
only wrestling was INDUCED in. Mus
tain is bear for work, and in addition
to his boxing and wrestling he spent
over an hour in the afternoon monk
eying'' with the sand bag, pulleys and
on the handball court In the morning
his first spin over the Vernon roads
was in order, and Terry wound up his
afternoon feeling like a fighting cock.
Billy Delaney was on the job at Ven
ice and, put Kaufman through a
course of sprouts which made the big
fellow extend himself. AL was sent on
the road for long spin, and after his
monday rest was put back on the job
in a varied boxing and gymnastic pro-
gram. Truth to tell, Kaufman was
rather slow with his work until Della
ney appeared on the scene, for he had
Mustain figured out as cinch. The
manager took a different view of the
matter, however, and after listening to
reports of Terrv's ability sent a friend
out to investigate. When word came
back that Mustain was there with the
goods, Delaney got busy, and even
'with only a few days in which to work,
promises to have Kaufman fit for the
scran of his life.