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Left or bases-Bost0n, ;; Chicago. @ Bases or
bsIls-O1 Afattern. 3: OF Overall 4. Struck cut
b. Msttern, s. By Overall. 6 Home rln-Mo-aa
ThTee-base hit-SIorsn. TW0-basc hit-ShecSard
Sacrifice hits ShecAsrd. Steinfeldt. Howard Stolen
basss-Evers, Dahlen. Zimmerman e. Sweeuey
Urnpsres-1IeSsTS KLEIN ard kans Tine OF Eaue-
hour and - minutes Attendance. ISIS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansss City. 8: Minneapolis. .
Al Toledo-Colunbus. S: Toledo. /
At Indisnapoiis-LouisEille. ); indianapolis. L
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 4; ST. Paul, 0.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cleveland, 4; Washington, L.
st. Louis, 2; New York, L.
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit, 4.
Boston, g, Chicago, B.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Aiacon-COluubis. s; Macon, 4.
At Ssrarnzh-SaFannah. T. Columbus. 2
AZ ChsttanOcgs-Chariestou. ?: Chattsnoogz, /.
lcalied end sixth inning, rain.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Augusta,
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SEEKETCHRLL VICTOR
0'Brien Says White Man viii
Yanquish Negro.
HAS A TERRIFIC PUNCH
PugfIist Who Stayed the Limit with
Ssek Johnson Claims Westerner
Would Win Because OF Hitting
Power and Game8ess-Believes the
Negro Is Much Overrated.

New York. May a.-No man is better
qualified 10 express an opinion as TO the
result Of the twenty-rouud tight between
Jack johnson and Stanley KetcheH. sched-
uled for October L at Colma. than Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien. Not half an hour
after the six-round bout with johnson
in Philadelphia last Wednesday night
O'Brien declared with unmistakable as
.surances that KetcheIl would wrest the
title from the big negro. and he gave sev-
eral important reasons.
In the first place Ketcheu is the hard
est hitter in the world" said O'Brien-
He is the greatest puncher I have ever
met. and that means he excels Fitzsim-
mons in this respect. Fitz never had 2
superior as wslloPer. not even Jehries.
so that you can appreciate what terrific
puncher Ketchell Is.
Cannot Take Punishment.
In the second place, Johnson. in my
opinion. cannot take severe punishment
either in the stomach OF on the neck OF
jaw. even when in his most rugged con
dition He Is an awkward man TO att.
viii admit. and be knows much about
the art Of self-defense. but when made
him back I'D with body blows 7 realized
in a minute that he would prove a mark
for a slugger Of KetcheH's type and
ability.
In the third place, Johnson is over
rated In many ways He is a bis strong
fellow. with good punch. but he does
not know how 20 land except when IN 2
fiat-fssted position. He cannot hit while
in motion when Up against aHshlfty Op-
pCnent Ike myself. and is easily rat
tied. His weight. height and reach ara
much IN his favCr. Of course. but he is
not a quick thinker by any means. and
I believe that II he receives several hurt
ful smashes IN mix-ups at close range
he is liable to lose his bearings com
plSeIy.
KetcheH l. Game.
johnson isn't in KetcheITs class when
it comes 10 hitting and gameness. two
qualities that make real champions in
vincible think that II the negro ever
gets into a sluEginE bee with Ketchen al
close quarters he viii be the first 10 20
down. for he cannot stand up under the
smaShes that Ketchell will hand out.
OF course, We all know that KetcheII
fights so openly that he IS comparatively
easy 70 hit. but Johnson cannot punch
much harder than I car. and for that
reason ketchell can take q waIlop from
him long enough 20 get in the same kind
Of blows that put me away in the New
York bout Ketcheu is much faster on
his feet than Johnson, and IS vastly more
aggressive. he IS absolutely fearless. and
always has his wallOp. no matter hoY
shaken up he happens 20 be He can
score q knockout with one good smash
III he reaches the proper place. and &.
he can build up enough in the next four
months 10 weigh I75 20 1So pounds he viii
win back the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship for the white race.
'Ketchell is a natural-b9rn fighter He
has pulling style peculiarly his own
He is the coming man in American pUgil-
ism. II he takes care OF himself "
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Al LoEsn-LzvT1cc. 2 Lowell. !.
At Brocktcn-B -ock,on. 2: WorcesssT. /
AZ Fall Rivpr-Lynn- 2: Fan Rive. O.
A. New BedfoId-HsveThiIl ;, New Bedford. O
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Truy-Truy. 2, Syracuse. !
A. AIhzny-Albany. l. Enca. 2
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welsh Outpoints Goodman.

1t sps7anburT-sDanalbrg. ?; Anderson. l.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
SOTTHERN LEAGrE

AT Sr-inEfeid-NsT Britain. :, Springfield 2
AZ Hzrtford-New Haven, 4; Hartford, .
At Watertu-y-W Waterbury. 5; Northampton }
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shoot. if you must. the hiVDopot.
But spare the zebTeleQhautiC0t.
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OF TIE TE.s.S.
OVERALL PITCHES GREAT BALL
Holds Doves to Solitary BingIe and
strikes Ont Eight.

Boston, May 1--OveraIl allowed but
one hit to-day. Sweeney getting It in the
final inning Mattern was found for hits
when Chicago needed them Score.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, :, Boston, o.
New York vs.. Pittsburg-RaIn.
Philadelphia vs.. st. LOuis-Rain.
Brooklyn vs.. Cinciunati-Rain.
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AZ Mgmphis-Mcmphis. I. Atlanta. @
At Moble-Nobile. ., Birmingham. I
A. New OTieans-NashTile, 6; New Orleans. 1
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pfttsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut Boston.
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After reading the various accounts Of
the O'BTien-Johnson fight in Philadelphia
Wednesday night, We would like TO know
who won.
Nat Wills at Chase's makes a suggestion
that al Of the Washington ball players
should be given their liberty. It's the last
verse 0 fone OF his songs We know Ma
was a good monologist, but hardly credit
ed him with being q hammer thrower.
Says the New York Mail: To those
OF his critics who decry his methods Of
sport in Africa, Col Roosevelt probably
viii cite the unwritten law OF the jungle.
The daylight saving BIZ appears
To Be thing We ought 70 knock;
But Oh we'd give three r0usinz chee-s
II gamsS began at ) O'Clock.
Bat Nelson mas started training az San
Francisco and has engaged as sparring
partner the services OF Odessa JACK
Grace. Can II be possible that Bat IS, al
tbs late day. studying how TO administer
the coup de grace2
several OF tle ian colony nave written
in lately regarding the matter Of crdit-
ing victories and defeats 10 pitchers sen;
IN or taken out Of the battle
The scheme Is a simple one. II a slab
man Is taken out while his team Is ahead
and victory results, the credit is his Il
taken out when his team is tagging and
defeat results. defeat Is his II q slabmar
is sent IN when the team Is failing and
victory results. he gets the credit II he
goes in when the score is tied OF his team
Is ahead. and then loses. he is Of course
chalked up with the defeat.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE

Al RocheSer-RocheST 4: jersey City. J
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
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After reading the various accounts Of
the O-BTien-Johnson fight in Philadelphia
Wednesday night, We would like TO know
who won.
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Says the New York Mall: To those
or his critics who decry his methods of
sport in Africa, Col Roosevelt probably
viii cite the unwritten law OF the jungle"
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The daylight saving BIZ appears
To Be thing We ought 70 knock;
But Oh we'd give three ro1sinz chees
II E1msS began al ; O'Clock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-05

TASA Y 0EyEA

Segl2 el mapa cue :.svz5snos. Seo.s-
mos ilsgaf al lagO lana sn;ss -s tres d!ss.
= 2oF 10 iesairar ;; cIta1c naps proeurs'
u0s snp:sar dIchc ;;s1Po sr zgssirs sE
sursi5o Etaetivansa:s 10 .eios gino,
uaa ..lsa azulads CUE o3s pareci5 uc ;ago
7AsI o0s 1Irlgi-o= 5,spuss,os :ruIsr!i
como bls7ansCt= rg5.5-sm5s e.
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PARIS BAZAAR.
Para este tempo de fresco, +
rOaliza una partida de capas d
fieItrO muy barata. PARIS b
EAR de Pedro Giusti.-FOrt;
lCZa q,
ULTIMAS NOVEDADES.

81 tieue usted Que hacer algin rega.
yea ell immense surtido de ioyerias de tod
cases. desde 10 mas barato hasta 10 mejo
en- la antigua aereditada casa de TlNAUl /
donde Sc acaba de recibir el meior surtid
que nunca Sc ha visto eu Puerto Rict
Tambien hay una inmensa variedad d
efectos de plata plateados y de otra
novedades propas para regalos, todo
precios sumamente limitados: antes
comprar haga usted una vista dIcho esta
blecimiento Zen ell cual Sc han hecho in
portantes reformas) y no dudamos saldr
usted complacido.
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BancO de Puerto Rico.
COnyOcatOria a Junta General.

e. dia S de Febrero pr5xiuo, 4 Ia una
de Ia tards y en- Ia o6cina central del
Baneo, TetuGn 3, rendrs efeeto "a Jun
"a general ord.nar5a de scc.oulstas. en-
a que Sc darl cuenta con IA Nenora
Y Balance general co-resrondiente ai aha
1905 Y denas asIntCs que dlsucnen .l.
Estasatos y Reg.ameutos del Ba1c3
Tamb.ta Sc tsa,sra zoore a laio-na
del srt.cGlo 45 de los E--a-utr- 90 @.
ssntido de eievar 5 Pc e. d.vseaol
arusl cue fja dicI0 4-r.e-l1 70 90
corno tipo ulzun0.
Desis sl 81 te Enero COT .-tr 50 er.
pedirzu En- secre,ar.a rare.a.-s la a--
tsncia para G1cha iUHIa il- a-raa.-
tzs our lss sqlriten. qleiartr a -..
10y eNE1Fail al ptbir9 end.eL4 r'r.a.
Il hsia ls l.s que Ue8=n dere-LJ d s
Tar.
san Juaa P r Ersro 10 De 1901
T. Pnsaaatuie N FAxMCUA. rs
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Nueva perfumeria Francesay Anne
ricana que ha causado verdadera
reboluci6n en- Ell mundo elegante,
ESTRACTOs con perfumerias Vic
leta, Heliotropo y piel de Espaha muy
bien presentados cada pomo en- su
cajita litogra6ada.
Pote de l onza 25 ctvs. 2 onzas
40 ctvs. 5 onzas IS ctvs. y 4 onzas
so ctvs.
AGUAS PARA Ell TOCADOR con
perfumes violetas, Rosa blanca, Lilas
blancas, Levander y sandalo a so y rs
ctvs. frasco
Liquido para enjuagar la boca: Es
un antiseptico cientifco sin igual 25
y 80 ctvs. frasco.
Pasta para la dentadura: La mejor
que Sc conoce para limpiar, bIanquear
y perservar los dientes, precio 25 ctvs.
Polvos aseptinal para el tocador:
Perfume violeta y Lilas 20 ctvs.
frasco.
Jabones en- cajitas de 3 pastas muy
bien presentadOs a 25 Boy so ctvs.
GAIA y cuanto mas Sc pueda neoesitar
en- perfumeria la fabriea esta nueva
marca NAPOLEON con la especiali.
dad de ser sus artfculos superiores y de
IN preciO ezoesivamente eoOn6mico.
Dep6sito general en- el gran Bazar de
NOvedades Gonzalez Padin HnOS
yen LA Paquita''.
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q. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jose l6.
Compra y venta de muebles en- general.
Sc hacen prcstamos de dinero sobre prem
das de orc, plata y piedras preciosas. Sc
compran prendas antiguas y modernas.
Sc compra vende plata y oro deterio-
lado. Censtante existencia de muebles,
q tipo econ6micos. BARRAS DE CA
IRE. A-P,
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Indicator general,

C0NSEJO6 a LAS MADRES.-E laraoe ca.
~ nihos estan en- q periodic de ia detenclon. Pro
rcyciona aliyio Immediate al pequeno paeiente pro.
snSelto despsrtA muy viyo aiegre Es muy sas agra
dahls paladsr Salmn lino sas eeua ios
nfestinos Es q rejor remedio conocido para "a oia
rres "a proyenGa esta de la dentcion de cuai9ue,
- ofxxs CAUSE Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedr e.
sjarsbe Cannante de Ia Senora Winslow'': es a me-
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ENTIRE los compradores de reloies
q plazos en- la joyerfa de F. Kehrhahn
Y Co. Sc ofrece un reloi "Waltham" Sc
manalmente. La Ultima semana obtuvo
uno ell socio, Pho de Luis.
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TERRENO EN- SANTURCE,-Se ven
de una parcela de unos $1,000 metros
cuadrados, situada en- la calle de Canals.
4 ochenta metros de distancia de la Pla-
"a del Mercado de dicho barrio de San
turce, en- colindancia por ell Norte con
ell "Parque Residential .-Preclo mode
rado Y facilidades para ell pago.-lnfor-
mara w Bosch. Tetuan g., altos LIP
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Farmaeia La Emerita"
De MANUEL PUG DIANA.
PoScE. SASH ? lEox ST

In es,a isrnasla bay eonzts1te slrti-
j., .= drozss ifsssas y patsntes csi eX-
fsn.--g v los EsJaiss Uuid0s y una
a5..- s=.essa psrilmsria de los nejores
.s.-. l---s tsiss COMO R. d G. y I. t.
E.-a-a
l-r..aI sterei5n ea sl dsspsEho del
r.-. be ta.o u ms fig1rosa eHaetE1d y
b. fr.-.l- sumausnfs iimua5cs - 4
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-.fy~ DE YUTE Para ervasss ds
q. .sr T riit ssataa De rselb.r % Sc
-eres = Ns5r y gsmpas y veafea :
FEtgalt Eenialotsa 50 v. a.
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PARA LA PREsENTE EsTACIoN.-Los Hu-
chaohos de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
cue dan resuelto el problema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Elos son los
,inicos cue han conseguido tener en- su
nnagnffico establecimiento el surtido mas
complete de los artfculos del ramo. ALI
nurca faltan las legftimas camlsetas oe
crepe y de hilo nj carecen de las melofes
nsredias para sehoras y nihos asl como
nara caballeros. Contratos directos con
fabricantes les ponen en- condiclon de te-
ner cuanto pueda pedirse y los melores
precios. No hay quien yea y no compre los
it,eros de cintas Dorothy que venden
an eaiitas dos lazos una banda, 6 en- ca
iitas de seis lszos; podemos servir cual-
ouier color precio desde Sl.75 a So ell
iuego. Yea el gran lote de bordados y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos menos
de la mitad de precio. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemos comPetidor' tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian Lo"n'
French fOrgandi y cuanto ell publico oe
r,,sto necesite- Pida muestras vtslte
nuestros grandes almacenes y seguramen-
te ballard cuanto necesite. P, .. b. 764
TeIefono 273. San Francisco 81. San
Juan, Puerto Rico:
Ell SALON MORGAN. Cada vez OBJ
fiene mejor exito ell acreditado estabecl-
miento de la calle de la Fortaleza (Allen)
" ell mundo eegante de San Juan que
de otras parties vista la ciudad encuen-
ira en- ell cafe Morgan toda clase de helados,
refrescos, chocolates, cafe de la mejor cali
dad, estuehes caiitas de bombones pro-
pias para regalos y 10 mas delicado en- lin
cue en- rnateria de reporteria puede desear
un buen paladar. A la hora de almuerzo
Sc sirven all esquisitos lunchs. No olvi-
deis Ell cafe Morgan Fortaleza 81.
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SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendese una
muy bien stuado. Informaran en- La
Correspondence. d p.
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e ssia izFrsa;a Sc vtzis gaPa yisic
{ dos Ptsss e..l.A.
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HOTEL FRANCES.
DE
--Aslltlon GOllalo yiuta De AICdr,.-
FRENrE EsTAcIoN DEL FERRocARR!L
DE SAN GRMAN PCERTo-RGCo.

Este antique establecimiento, frente
q la estaci6n ferroviaria, ofrece esmera-
do servicio, suculenta mesa y excelente
trato. Magnffcos baios.
La casa fresca, dos pisos, buen baho,
telefono, apartado en- ell correo y toda
clase de comodidades.
Sc habls frances, esdalol E ingles
IProcurad ell HOTEL FRAENCES &c
donde los precios sou m6dicos,
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Pe~fumePia Napoleon

Nueva perfumerfa FrancesaIy Anne
ricana que ha causado verdadera
reboluci6n en- Ell mundo elegante.
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Liquido para enjuagar la boca: Es
un antiseptco cientifco sin igual 25
so ctvs. frasco.
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san tlaa. P z. Ersr0 10 Dc 1900
= Prsls4tuie- FAxiACEA. -
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DUELING INVADES TURKEY.
Western Influences Rapidly Spread
ing in Ottoman Empire.

Constantinople April I7.-WesteTn m
huences, good and evil, are rapidly
spreading in Turkey. Lately. It is said.
for the first time In history a Mohamme-
dan challenged a co-rellgiOnist 10 q duel
with all the formaMties usual In CONT
mental Europe The affair created a stir
In Constantiaople.
Kenal Eddin Pasha, the son OF Gazi
Osman Pasha, the hero OF Plevna, mar
ried in 1898 the Princess Naiyme. a daugh-
ter OF the relgning Sultan. Abdul Hamid.
but fell IN disgrace and was bapished for
life. He therefore obtained q divorce
from the princess.
the princess gave birth TO a child, the
custody OF which was claimed by Kemal
Eddin, who had returned TO the capital
after the fall OF the old regime. A law
suit followed. Adj Bey. the plaintiffs
attorney, referred in somewhat contempt
uous language to Ghalib Bey. the Sui
tan's first chamberlain. who Immediately
challenged Adj TO a duel.
Both parties. fully armed, met with
their seconds in the Yildiz gardens. but
a fight was prevented by emissaries from
the UIema. the all-powerful college Of
theologists and jurists who laid Il down
that dueling is irrecOncilable with Ko-
ranic law and therefore sinful Acting
upon this pronouncement, the Sheikh-ul-
Islam has issued fetva (rescript) IN
which Gueling is declared to be a crime
equal to murder, and duelists are threat
ened with the penalty Of death.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
PHTHISIS EXHIBIT IN LONDON
Models Of Crowded Dwellings Are
Planned for Whitechapel.
Memorial to Pilgrim Fathers May Be
EstabIisned-sociaI StngnatiOn
Prevails Through Week.

London, April I7-LOndon is TO have a
tuberculosis exhibition on the same lines
as the one recently held in New York.
Models OF crowded London dwellings viii
be shown, and the latest methods Of cur
ing and preventing the disease. John
Burns. president Of the local government
board. has promised 70 open the exhibi-
ton. which viii be given in WhitechapeL
A movement is IN progress at South
ampton 10 establish a memorial 70 the
Pilgrim Fathers. who set sail from there.
The mayor VIII appeal 90 the English
speaking people OF both sides OF the At
lsntic to join IN Promoting the memorial.
which will form another bond linking the
peoples Of Old and New England.
This week has been one OF social stag
nation, save s. for fashionable weddings
The date for the May court has not been
definitely settled. as the return Of the
King and Queen IS uncertain, so society
keeps away from town
Mrs Lewis Harcourt has gone 20 Paris.
where Mrs. Grid. wife Of the American
Ambassador. intends going next week
after the christening az her daughters
baby
When the season starts It IS expected
that il viii be very brilliant Ambas-
s9doT and Mrs. Reid intend 20 give sew
eral large entertainments Mrs Anthony
DreXel VIII give a ban as 2 house warm
ing AZ her new home. Mesdames MacKay
and Potter Palmer have also planned fes-
tivities.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
POPE INTERESTED IN LIONS.
Watches Building of Cage for Cubs
Sent hy Menelilz-

Rome, April Il. - The Pope. availing
himself Of a sunny. warm day this week.
decided 10 spend few hours walking in
the Vatican gardens. 1t was his first
outing Of the kind since his recent i'll
ness.
The Pope was much interested IN the
building Of a large cage for the two lion
cubs sent TO him as a present by King
Menelik Of Abyssinia- The lions have
grown so during their years imprison-
ment at the Vatican that the cage pro-
vided for them had become too small.
The new cage was built IT some dis
tance from the cid one, and the keeper
was puzzled by the problem Of how TO
remove the lions from the old cage to the
new one Tie Pope, with his Characters
tic good sense. solved this difficulty by
suggesting the building OF a wooden pass
age between the two cages and driving
the lions through II.
h The Pope's idea is being carried out.
and it is not unlikely that Plus Y win
assist in person when the lions are made
TO change their quarters.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
BLAMEs AMERICAN GIRL.
Her English Cousin Astray,
says Mutron.

London. April IA reporter Of the
Daily Mirror has been talking 10 "a
well known society woman" about Eng
llsh girls OF the present day. This lady
is greatly perturbed about them. and
attributes their faults 10 the influence
Of the American girl with her self
assurance. free and easy manrers."
Some OF the attributes OF the Up-to-date
American girl who, as il is charged, is
influencing the English girl 10 a large
degree may be given as follows:
She buys false puffs and her hair Is
mysteriously waved
"She wears high jeweled collars and
a cigarette case clanks from her waist
or wrist
Her hats are as Startling as she can
possibly make them The trimming may
sometimes resemble small fish cake from
which springs a long feather.
"She possesses tea rose pallor and the
airs Of a woman OF forty-five, an icelike.
veteran calm, and a self-sufiicient gaze.
''She cannot blush. cannot fall IN love,
has no romantic ideas, and no imagina-
ton"
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The Washington Herald Is Inviting You. to
Help Yourself to One of Those Prizes.
READ THE LIST PUBLISHED TO-DAY
A Careful Study of This List VIII Encourage You in
Your Campaign

OF all the candidates who have entered
The Washington HeraIds Great Voting
Contest not one who has given il d fair
trial has complained 10 Us that he or
she has found il difficult 20 secure SUE
scrptions 10 this paper On the con-
trarJ, they seem never 70 tire Of tell
ing Us what an extremely pleasant Oc-
cupation they have found il 10 be. Neither
do We tire Of listening 20 these accounts.
You VIII be telling Us the same story
within a day or so after you have en-
tered the race we are waiting here 10
listen 20 your story. When you have
finished. be prepared 10 hear Us say:
We told you sor'
On the other hand We regret 70 say
that there are those who do not seem 20
be imbued with the proper enthusiasm
To those who are in this class we
beg The privilege OF Offering a bit OF
advice DOs't let slip any opportunity
OF advertising the fact among your
friends that you are IN this race-and in
20 win They're only waiting 70 be con-
vinced Of this. and when they are. they
will rally 70 your colOrs with a celerity
that VIII surprise you. Depend more
upon yourself Put your soul into the
work Have confidence IN yourself A
good start. and the race IS half over.
with you In the lead. You VIII be more
than satisfied with yourself when you
have given Il a trial
And right here. while We think q e.:
There are any numbe OF contest
ants On the race who a-e unable
TO visit the Contest Department dur
ing the day. To accommodate these
the Contest Department VIII be open