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El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Tomas Salazar, hijo del senior y la
Sra. Z. g. Salazar, de BareIas, que
antes vivian en- Santa re, SO unto en-
los lazos matrimoniales Ell jwueves pa.
sado con la Sta. Rosarito Padilla, de
Santa Fe. La joven pareja ira a vivir
d Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Luis Chaves, pastor de oveias de
Galisteo, condado de Santa F6, fu6
hallado muerto en- la.mesa, cerca de
Los Ca1oncitos, hace algunos dias.
Pereci6 en- la nevada reciente que cay6
en- la parte oriental de Nuevo Mexico,
LIE %sobrevive su esposa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

De Gold Hill, condado de Grant,
viene la nueva de que muchas reces Sc
estan muriendo de hambre. Ell sitio
se halla dentro de la reserva foresta-
les, pero demasfa de animales agota-
o 81 paste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Abril es Ell liltimo mes durante Ell
cual los duenos de propiedad pueden
pr~otocolar su cedula de ~amillaramien-
to por 1909 sin incurrir pena. Las c6-
dulas pueden obtenerse del ASSESSOR Tri-
nidad Alarid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

FL Nuevo Mexicano es Ell unIeo pa
pei en- 81 Territorio que publica noti-
cias por complete en- asuntos de into
es. La suscricion son solamento $3.50
al ano. Suscribianse y quedaran sa-
isfechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Mr.. F. G. Fritts, Orunta, N. ", es-
cribe: mi nina fue altamente benefit
ciada tomando ell Orino Laxative de
Foley, 70 pienso que es 81 remedio
mejor para constipation y NAL de hi
gado. El Orino Laxative de Foley es
mejor para mujeres y niios, pues es
suave, agradable y elective, y es una
medicine ~espl6ndido para la primave-
ra, pues limpia el sistema y clarifica
la piel,-De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

La planta electrical que va 4 ser eri-
gida con capital privado ha llegado q
Santa Rosa, y la cabecera del conda-
do de Guadalupe tendra presto luz
electrical en- sus GALES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Recuerden que 81 Nuevo Mexicano
~presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion adelantada con una pIu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Els ell
unico papel en- Ell Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son soda
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

En- Ia corte de distrito en- Albuquer-
que, en- la causa del Territorio contra
Roman Baca y Fidel Baca su hijo, por
asalto con arma mortifera contra
Elias Gonzales, Fidel fuG hallado con
culpa y su padre absuelto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
La Conocen BEN.


centenares DC yocinos Dc Santa 70.
Una carga familiar en- eada domi-
clio
La carga de una "eapalda enterma
Una espalda t~irante, d6bil 8 adobe
cida,
o. dice acerca dc NAL de rlnones.
Las Pfldoras Dc Doan para los RI
homes % cpraran.
H6 aqui testimonlo dc I'm veclno de
Santa ~ para probarlo,
Locario Lopez, Gale del Alto, Santa
re-, N. Nj, dice; Jamds he perdido
la coniianza en- las pildoras de Doan
para los Rinones desde que las use la
primera yez. I'll malestar en- mis- III
nones me ocaslon6 mucho sufrimiento
durante diez amos y 4 veces no podia
andar, dormir Q acostarme siquiera 4
causa dc las punzadas intensas on mi
espaldas La debilidad en- los rinones
me obligaba L leyantarme 4 menudo
en- la noche, y durante ell dia tenia ira
bajo en- retener las secreciones de los
rinones. Eyidencia additional de ma
lestar en- los Iinones fue demostrada
por un sedimento blanco que las secre-
clones ~contenian. l1nsay6 varios re-
medios que me fueron recommendations,
pero no obtuve beneficio hasta quo
empece a. usar las Pildoras de Doan
para los Rlnones que me procure en- La
botica de STRIPPING y Burrows. Tres
cajas me curaron, y no volyi6 la en-
fermedad hasta hace cosa de IN ano.
Entonces fuf Embellishments aliviado
con las pildoras de Doan para los Xii
homes y desde ese tempo he estado
bueno. Tengo gusto IN renovar mi
anterior recommendation publica dc las
Pfldoras dc Doan para los Rihones.
De yenta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio SO centayos. Foster-Wilbur Co.,
Buffalo, Nueya York, unicos agentes
EN- los Estados Unidos.
Recorded 81 nombre-Doan--y no
Htomeis otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

A Leandro Archuleta lie dio ell juez
de paz de Roy diez dias para que de-
volviese una pistola a John Tasharski
que habia puesto demanda de de-
sembargo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

FL distrito escolar de Los Tanos, del
condado de Guadalupe, vote la sema-
ma pasada por emitir s., 900 en- bonos
destinados 4 la construction de una
casa de escuela.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Antonio Marquee pastor de ovejas
Dc Duran, ,condado de Torrance, Sc
hello las dos piernas en- la b~orrasca de
nieve. la semana pasada. Muri6 du-
rante la amputacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
LlsTA DE cAsTAs ATRAsADAs.

Lista de cartas que estan sin recla
mar en- la estafeta de Santa Fen. M
por la semana que cermin6 3 de Abri
de 1909. ST no son reclamadas dentrt
de dos semanas seran mandadas q Il
oicina de cartas muertas en- Washing
ton
Baca, Rafael.
BY CD Mr.. George.
Bell, Mr.. e. G.
Bick, Mr.. Geo.
Cumequier,- Antiques.
Duran, ST., ID. Bidal.
Diego, Mr.. San.
LaDassor, Miss Blanch.
Gonzales, Bicente.
Jay. MI. Gilbert.
Gardner, Mr..
Hart, DENIES.
Kong, Mrs. Paz.
Lusero, Domingo.
Lucero, Nicolas.
M%arcarenas, M rsarito.
Montoya, Mrs. Amalia.
Nation, MI. Robert.
Ortega, Miss Beatrice.
Ojar, Francisco.
Ortiz, Miss Lionar.
Pear, Mr.. d.
Polk. Chas. (2)
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. William II,
Ramirez, Gregorio.
sanches, Esquio.
Selacie, Bannie.
Vigil, Miss Efee.
Vigil, Mr.. Toribio.
All pedir estan cartas sirvase deci.
ii son ssrnunciadas'' 0 no.
FRANK W. sHEARoN,
Estafetero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Sc reportan nueve casos de viruela
en- Dawson, condado de- olfax, y las
escnelas pdblicas han sido cerradas y
80 han prohibido las r~euniones pd-
blicas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Miguel Ortiz, comerciante de esta
ciudad, recibi6 81 martes un despacho
anunciandole que su primo Amado
Ortiz falleci6 en- Chamita en- la mama
mana del domingo pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Una election especial sera tenida en-
Las Cruces para ratificar una emission
de $4,000 en- bonos para mejoras. El
producto serd usado en- la compostura
de GALES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

81 departamento de oDras del Nueyo
Mexicano es ell mas bien equipado en-
eli Territorio. 81 desean obras tinas y
al estilo, venid a esta ofcina y encon.
trareis TODD d eu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Las escuelas p1blicas de San Mar
cial, condado de Socorro, tuvieron
que ser ~cerradas la emana pasada
por falta de fondos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

FL departmental de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es ell mas bien equipado en-
ed Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estlo, venid a esta oicina y encon-
tracts TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Don Cornelio Montoya Sc e~ncuentra
en- la ciudad, sirviendo como miembro
del pequeno Jurado, y atendiendo &
otros negocios personales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Certificates de nacimiento v de 10
function que Sc requiere sean suminis-
trados al escribano de pruebas de
cada condado por medicos, parter-
as, aslstentes = enfermeras bajo la
ley nueva, Sc italian de venta en- can
tidates peqlenas 3 grandes por la Com
pania Impresora del Nuevo Mexlcano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Agustin Barbosa, de Rio de janet
70, Brazil, Sc hospeda en- casa de Fred
Lukens en- Artesia. Vino 4 Nuevo
Mexico q estudiar irrigation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

81 tienen algunos libros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oficiana tiene oil mejor departar
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Sc Observation-Disclosures para ha-
Ger tallas on la MERGED dc Ramon vi
gil. Dirijanse 4 w. r. Dewitt Santa
re, N, NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
BIancos On EspanoI.

Auto de Arresto. IA plTego.
Auto de PPrision, Ia pliego.
Declaration Jurada, IA pliego
Certificate do Nombramiento. IL
pliego.
Fianza Official, IL pliego.
Fianza Official y Jurau ento, IL Pile
so.
Fianza para Guardar Ia Paz, IL pile
go.
Contrato do rartido, IL pliego.
Escritura de Renuncla, IL pliego.
Hlpoteca de Bienes Muebles, IL pile
go.
Documento Garantizado, extenss
orma entera, full sheet.
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-
|ceptores, ~ pliego.
Notas-Obligaciones, Is and s.
ents.
Libros--Certihcados De Bonos, III.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors Dc
|Caminos. rs cents.
Certificate de Matrimonio, 10 cents
oFrmula de Enumeration, IL pliego
Icada uno.
Documento Garantizado, IL pliego.
Contrato dc Combustible, liz pliego
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

e. inmensa en- esta esfera terrcnal la
potencia del dinero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Espafol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

DEn Roswell fueron demandadas oil
sabado pasado 26 personals por haber
faltado en- pagan su c~apitacion.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
READY FOR INDOOR CIRCUS.
Gymnasium Men of I. VI. c. A. to
Give Annual Entertninmens

Gymnasium Men of Z. VI. c. A. to
Give Annual Entertainment
The gymnasium men Of the Y. II. c. A
will have their annual entertainment in
the association building next Thursday
and Friday nights. when all the acts Of
real indoor circus VIII be presented
There win be a big show in the gymna-
sum. with sideshows-
There are eighteen acts in the big show.
The grand parade Of clowns. jugglers.
gymnasts. and aerial performers wiz be
led by the German band, with Leader
Herr LAWNS at the fore. supported b.
Bandsmen Matthews. Rudolph, R0bet,
sauman, Murphy, Brigham, Schnare, and
Cary
Early and late and all ne rest Of the
tine Allen, Colley. Mclaughlin, aid Roe,
four cl5wnsmen of note, viii be on the
job The rubes' dance by Hughes. Nc
Larin, johnson, Schultz, shannon, and
Beckett; the corucrackers' dance, by the
"oarnyard triplets," Long,- Beckett, and
Mclaughlin, and the pyramid work By
Dolan, Young. Ives. Matsdaria. Stelzner.
Smith, Shackelford. Taylor. Long. and
Mclaughlin are the headIners.
There are other acts not 10 be over
looked. particularly the wrestling Of Gii-
more and Mayhem. the hippodrome races.
the tUmbiing Of BrunneT, Taylor, and
Matsdaria, and the work on the parallel
bars By Taylor. Steiner. Vetter, and
Lang.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS.
Modern Woodnen Society VIII Con-
duet Free Sanntorium.


duet Free SanafOrium.
At re December meeting OF the execu-
tive. council OF the Modern WoOdmen So
ciety. held at the headquarters Of the So
ciety in Rock Island III. it was decided
10 conduct that society's sanatOrium. 10
Gated at Colorado Springs. Colo. for the
treatment OF members afflicted with tu-
bercolosis. free Of all charge 10 members.
The Modern Woodmen Society, several
months since. acquired 1.SS0 acres Of land
within seven miles 81 Colorado Springs.
and has established thereon an up-to-
date sanatoriUm- the tent colony plan be-
ing employed The first colony plan was
ready for the reception. o. patients on
January !, 1863, and IS equipped 10 care
for sixty patients. 10 which number ad-
missions must be limited for the present
The tents are octagonsI structures. with
shingle roofs, canvass sides, hard wood
floors on solid cenent foundations. heated
BY a central plant. equipped with all
modern cOnveniences. such as telephones
s,c, and each tent viii accommodate one
patient. An administration building for
physicians. nurses, dining hall, baths OF
ali kinds, &c. strands in the center Of the
colony.
Dr. J. E White. formerly Of the NOrd-
rach Ranch Sanatorium. the medical d.
rector in charge, states that only those
cOnsumptive members who are curable.
or whose lives may be prolonged for a
considerable length OF time win oe ad-
mitted as patients. The wisdom Of thi'
rule is apparent. Rigid medical exami-
nation as condition precedent 10 ad-
mission, win be insisted upon in every
case, and special blank forms have been
prepared for the purpose.
II is expected that another colony Of
sixty tents viii be ready by July. 1903,
and that acceptable patients will he ready
/ TO occupy ip in full by that time A move
ment Is already under way to equip the
second colony plant Each tent. COM
pietely equipped. represents an expense
Of $50. and a number Of local camps. or
lodges, Of the society have decided to do
nate tents. As there are over 13.000 10
cal camps Of Modern WOodmen, and over
1.000.e00 members, It IS anticipated that
several colonies viii soon he equipped in
this way
The members and local camps of the
society have voluntarily contributed to
;he sanatorium fud over $4,000, and at
the last national convention a perma-
nent tax Of 10 cents per member was
voted to the support Of this work. The
( local camp in Washington have arranged
to donate several tents
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
ANSWERS TO SOCIAL QUESTIONS.

4 QIsstion. Is Il neczssary n shake tAe band
- ever Cpe WHO calls Hpcu you have euceaFoTeG
70 do ~ my receptions this winter with The
Tesult taat Eud IS swollen to twice its ordinary
size. OFFICIAL HOSTESS
Answer-It Is entirely unnecessary 10
shake hands with every one who calls
upon you. TO bow. only. in ackn0wleds-
ment OF greetings IS sufficient, but You
ccald protect yourself by holding bou-
quet. which ulakeshift Ms. Roosevelt
has employed.
/. o1sssion: Is the nse president q Harvard any
relation . Percisai Lowell, tie astrononer.
HARVARD.
Ansxer-His brother. They are both
sons OF Augustus Lowell. who founded
the Lowell Institute
j Question: Can you Fiye ne the whole Tsrse.
The night Ia. a Thousand szs,,
Answer-It Is as follows:
= night has th0'ssanl eyes,
TIE 6av but ore
Y,t fse LzA- oi The bright world dies
With The dying sun.
TIE mind has q thousand eyes
And the bGart blst one:
Yet the hsa. Of the whole Hfs dies
Whcn loFs Is dcne.
T. QUESTION: II sou ask young woman 20 20 10
the inaugural bail srs you expected % iEclude her
chapcroal 7 an not sire. but I believe ;his means
an outlay 4 S for each person. INAUGURAL
Answer-ShouId you invite, a young
woman 10 20 70 the inaugural ball. IL
would. Of course. be necessary TO include
her chaperOn-
3 Question: 7 an 5ust tEsnty and 7 have heen
gwen S0o for dress % Hear 70 the ms UITal bah
Would you kindly tel me Nhat would be propsrs
expect % wca- Il afterWSrd-
TWENTY YEARS OLD.
AusweT-Any light gown would be per
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

fectIy proper. bat il should. Of course.
be made decollete. and If you propose
using It for dancing it Is unwise to have
too long train Satin is the accepted
material this year and gold and silver
embroideries are the most popular trim
mings.
c. Question. VIA you kindly give ne formula
for let5sr of .ondoleneeg One q ny desrss
friends has recently LOST same one Who was veT near
and lear to her and would caHfo-t her if could.
but a.ways express myself lansely.
Answer-It is difficult thing you ask.
can only transcribe a letter that l came
across the other day. II Nigh; Offer
some suggestions TO you:
Dearest H. We have just received
your Ietter and your few touching lines
They almost broke my heart. On. that J
could fly to you. and in some way De Of
the least comfort TO you I can offer no
consolation, for can feel none. WHAT
more than mortal anguish YOU have gone
through, Ny very heart bleeds for you
May our Heavenly Father help you. He
only can. Take care Of yourself for the
sake Of all who love you so much. l
feel the most distracting solicitude about
you"
:. Question: You speak with - much knoviedss
4 diplonatic Affairs Can you tel me- when Mr..
Sohcnck was Minister 80 Erelsnd and did he INTRO
cucs poker tbsrss YOUNG DIPLOMAT.
Answer-Mr. Schenck was Minister 10
England soon after the war between the
States, and while he was there poker was
a popular game al the legation, but
whether he introduced IL in England or
not is a question cannot answer.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

nervous prostratioH. less hysterical
women in the world.
-Is IL true" asks a correspondent.
that there is more license permitted in
me intercourse Of young men and women
in this country than in any other land. and
II i is true. why is il true2'' True 1t is,
certainly. bur why Il is true. a cuTsory
glance al the history Of her country
WoulA SOW. American women have spe-
ciai license because they have always
had special responsibilities. Much more
Is expected Of them than is expected OF
foreign women they are their husband S
housekeePer and companion. they are as
well his business partner his able couD-
selor. and il is impossible that they
should be governed by the same rules
that govern women VINO have less re-
sPonsisilities.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

was expected Of her every day. and she
has come 10 live IN Washington IN a
boarding house. doubtless. with nothing
10 occupy her. not even the necessity OF
making her own bed
Love. IS very much in this world but II
is not everything. One cannot live on
love alone. and unless one orders ones
days sanely ana wisely she Is sure 70 be
bored ffer husbands stockings are
probably too new to need mendins, and
her. ovn, clothes, doubtless fresh from
the tailor, are. in perfect repair. but she
should ind something 10 occupy hersels
with. go teach the orphan boy 10 read,
the orphan girl to sew no matter what
il IS 50 long IS YOU are kept employed
and busy. WOck is a panacea for every
evil under the sun. and II this were more
generally understood there would be less
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
German Actors fer New York

From the Reriinsr TaEsblztt.
It is stated that the troupe of the
Deutsehes Theater in Berlin will, in the
months Of March and April, give a series
Of performances In New York The rep
ertoire is mainly composed of Shake
spearean pieces. including THE Merchant
OF Venice" AS You Like It." a Mid
summer Nights Dream and "a Win
ter's Tale" Schiller's -Rauber' will also
be given.
The troupe will be under the direction
Of Dr.. Max Reinhardt, manager Of the
Deutsches Theater OF Berlin
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
WHATI WOULD TELL 4 MAN
IF | DARED.

loneliness. for she VIII be too proud TO
apply 10 friends or kinfolk cor compan-
ionship. and she cannot go about Unac-
compaaied And during the process OF
this thinking she viii probably arrive at
a very fair estimate Of your shoTtcom-
inES-
My dear hoy. take II from me. when
she has really and truly sized you up
re- viii have 10 nit the trail for the wig
VAN with uncommon alacrity or you Siii
return some time 10 md il in ashes
How much better. then, the heart that
knoweth its own desires and setteth
about to avoid an irl1some domestlcity;
or. having chosen the better part. resteth
easy In the conviction that housekeeping
hearts are happiest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
DIXIE.

Il is sung in Honoluiu it Is PLAYED in far Cathay
Can be st 10 dance of Zulu OF Spanish roundelsy.
And that dr1n beat round the worlds playing
Dixie
It Is plazed without master on the dussy Malay's
horn;
Sets the blood Allowing faster where the sturdy
And the sVishiHs q the rag whispers Dixie.
Twas the song Of al songs that Lincoln loved the
best
And ths bands that are PLAYING vh-n The hero is
az rest
shOald ever and age pay Dixie.
e. s SUTTON.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Albert Was the star

Er1Ea the ChcagO Reccrd-Hessid
so the performance was given in TIE
open air. was it?" asked Mrs. Oidcsstie.
Who were the chief aciors2"
Il don't remember the nares Of aay Of
them now. replied her hostess. as she
placed a7,eo9 worth Of rings and neck
laces on the library table, except that
the one they talked about the most was
Albert Fresco- Have you ever seen him
In anything"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Owen Seaman. editor Of Punch. has
collected some forty pieces. mostly OF his
recent humorous verse. into a volume
called Salvage. which AIessrs- Henry
Holt & Co. viii soon publish. As was
the case with the authors "A Harvest oS
Chair and Borrowed Plumes.'' which
have already gone through four and I've
editions. respectively. most OF the verses
in the new volume first appeared in
Punch
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

The fundamental principles OF cs-r Ian
guage are classified and diseu ssed by
James c. Fernsld in a Working Gram
mar OF the English language and the
book is so well arranged that 1t may take
a prominent place among the hand-books
IN the library of every student and every
professional writer. It IS divided into two
sections, the parts OF speech and the sen
tenee. and its authors aim has beer 60
present the English language as 2 lar-
guage by itself and not as dependent
upon other tongues. The emancipation
OF English from the intricacies OF gram
maticai gender that bind all other Ian
guages. ancient and modern is given
special recognition. says Dr. Fernald.
AS has been well said. The English Ian
guage alone has made gender rational
and inteliigible distinction This proc
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Cartoons by Tenniel-the same Tenniel
who glorifed the Wonderland Of Lewis
Carroll-are among a very famous his
torical collection which is being exhibited
in London at the Punch pageant Draw
ings Of comparable interest are in the
original sketch work OF Du Maurier.
whose most famous novel was only re-
Gently reprinted by the Harpers. in this
country. The sketch book lis open st a
dra wing Of q graceful staggering dandy
Of the type which made the artist-authoT' s
fame before 'Trilby. By its side a
pensive letter lies in which Du Maurier
inquiries whether any one has happened
to ind a left-behind E0lOsh.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

a new edition Of Thomas Adds En-
NETS ireland Under English Rule"
CPutnaml viii appear about the middle
of February. In this book. which Is
frankly plea for Ireland, Dr. Emmett
has endeavored 10 be impartial, bur his
Indictment Of the British government Che
draws a distinction between. the English
peopie and the English government is a
heavy one
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

IIncoln's extreme sensitiveness to re-
buke on the part OF those he esteemed IS
illustrated by an incident which Lucius E
.Chntenden relates in The "reminiscences
Of Lincoln" the collection Of Lincoln ma
teriaI Just issued In book form By the
Harpers. The incident was related TO
Mr.. Chittenden. Lincoln's Register Of the
Treasury. by Gen. Sherman. One day
at Richmond Gen Sherman was talking
to the President. when the latter asked
him whether he could guess what feeling
had always drawn him more 70 Grant
and Sherman than to many others. 1T
was because he said. ''you never found
fault with ne, from the days OF Vicks-
burg down" The responsibilities OF his
Office weighed Lincoln down. but they
could not oveTwhelm him: yet the rebuke
Of a friend caused him the keenest pangs.
Mad Barbara" is the title Of Warwick
DeepIng's forthcoming novel. which the
Harpers are about to issue. and the high
ly romantic sound Of IT BELTS a story
wherein swords viii be struck for ladies'
and fayOrs fought for By EallaHts Of the
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Il is worthy Of note that Miss Lind-af-
Hageby, the noted English anti-vivisec-
tionist. who has come to this country TO
lecture in New York. Boston, and PhiIa-
delphia is the original Of the Mrs.
Home in G. Colmore's startling ar
rsignment Of vivisection. the novel.
Priests Of Progress recently published
by g. W lodge & Co
Miss Lind-af-H -Hagety has created much
stir in medical circles by her stin IN
accepted challenge 10 open debate with
any champion Of vivisection- Perhaps
the latter have in mind her celebrated
debate three years ago with Prof Bet
terton. in Portman Rooms, London. 3 de-
bate reported in full. by the way. in .aiss
COlmore's Priests Of Progress.
Miss Hageby's first lecture in CsrnesiL
Hall. New York. nearly broke up il 4
general riot. but she smilingly said il WAS
quite tame,7 as compared with some Of
her English experiences.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Justin Huntly Mccarthy. It is an
nounced. will have a new novel during
the late winter Mr. McCarthy's story
viii bear the imprint Of the Hsrpers
The Dukes Motto" and '-Seraphica." the
two n-cst recent Mccarthy novels. were
both published within a year