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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
CoLUMBIA'S HOCKEY DATES.

The schedule of the Columbia hockey
team, consisting OF nine games. was an
nounced yesterday. Only three OF the con-
tests will be played IN New York. A
change has been made in the intercollegiate
schedule since II was first announced. the
Columbia Princeton game having been post
poned from January 10 %
The list OF games is as follows: January
l. South Orange Field club. AT South or
ange; January Il. Harvard. a. Cambridge.
January Is. United States Military Acad-
emy. at West Point. January 70, Dart
mouth. at Boston; January .. Princeton, at
New York. February 10 Yale. az New
York. February 10. Cornell az New York.
February 2J. Williams. at Albany: Feb
ruary 26. Loudon Field Club. at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says;


Specifications on all finished materials
have been very heavy IN December to
avoid cancellations OF lOw-priced contracts
January / An advance In merchant pipe
Is looked fo- IN the near future The ad-
vance OF q In wire nails and other wire
a total advance OF 3 a ton above the low
level OF May. but leaves prices still - q
ton below the level OF l9os Western rail-
roads are expected TO come In the market
soon after January I with further consid-
erable orders for new cars.
The pig trcn market - very quiet. with
slightly lower prices In nearly AL dlxtrfcss
A significant development OF the week is
Coast Metal Trades Association. operating
fabricattng shops. TO use imported scrucsu-
raj steel. because of their failure to secure
a dirsrential from the railroads OF ma
tertal shipped from the East A arst order
OF twenty thousand tons has been placed
abroad
Announcements is made BY the Steel Cor
poratiOn that the American Sheet ana
Tin Plate Company viii start at once a.
Cary. Ind. on The building OF a large
$4,000. This company is now operating %
per cent OF It's tin plate capactry rNa
principal structural contract OF the week
io.ooo tons. for the Mandel Building In chf-
caso, was taken BY the American Brtdas
Company
The Iron Trade Review" says:
Pig iron continues quiet. although thar
Is somewhat increased interest on the part
or southern buyers. n Is understood hat
Two southern pipe shops have booaht
about twenty-five thousand tons OF rcn
cessions are being made In the south
Northern iron prices are pretty well unafH-
tanned and the activity OF As 0ntGSi1r
mills eonsiouee very great
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

means. no doubt. that the spike now in use
Will be retained. as Mr.. Comiskey, in
whose opinion almost every baseball man
has unlimited and well deserved conf
dence. did not hesitate TO say. IN talking
OF the question last night. that no substl-
tute had yet been found for the spike that
did not slow up the game
The league put itself on record on a mo-
tion by Mr.. Johnson. seconded by T. c.
Noyes. as opposed to the charges made
against Joe Cantillon Of disloyalty. by
adopting unanimously the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That the American League here
by expresses its confidence in the loyalty
20 the American League Of Joe Cantillon
during the time he acted as manager of the
Washington baseball club and expresses 70
him It's best wishes for his future pros
perity.
There was no election for president. as
Ban B. Johnson holds the office for term
OF years. but ". somers. of Cleveland.
was unanimously elected vice-president.
The New York club also found place
on the board OF directors with Chicago.
Cleveland and Boston.
A committee OF three. consisting OF Pres
ident Johnson L. ]. Navin and T. c. Noyes.
was appointed to draw up a new agree
ment TO perpetuate the American League
Of Professional Baseball Clubs as an organ
ization and to report TO the league at the
spring meeting. The same men will act
as a committee on the revision of the
constitution.
President Johnson appointed the follow
ing committee on rules: Messrs. Noyes.
Comiskey and Somers.
The various clubs In the league were
represented as follows: Boston. J. l. Tay-
lor; New York. F. J. Farrell; Philadelphia,
B. F. Shibe and F. HouGh; Washington.
T. c. Noyes; Cleveland. J. F. KilfOyl and C.
NJ. SoNeTs: Detroit, +. J. Navin; Chicago,
&. A. Comiskey and c. A. Fredericks: St.
Louis. r. /. Hedges and ]. f. Bruce.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
YACHT RACING PLANS.
Larchmont Club Outlines
Schedule and Elects officers.

Commodore Wilson Marshall presided al
the annual meeting OF the Lsrehmont Yacht
Club held last night AZ Delmonieo's- The
rriz~s won by the yachts that took part in
the clubs races last season were on ex-
hibition for the inspection Of the members
The reports OF the secretary and treasurer
were read. and they showed the club 10 be
in a nourishing condition Plans We're dis
,,.s-ss for the season Of 1910. and the
.,.,.a,,le ~ races was outlined. The fol-
lo,yi,, oricers were elected 10 serve for the
coming year;
Commodore. Leonard Richards. whose
a,gsbsp will be the auxiliary brigantine
carola ": vice-commodore. Henry L.
Nsxueil sloop Avengsr: rear-commodore'
Rudolph J. schAefer. sioop Edmee: seere-
,srv Frank Hardy; treasurer. william
Murray: trustees 20 serve three years WI
son Marshall and Frank Hardy.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
BASEBALL WRITERS MEET.
J. S. jackson and the Other officers to
Succeed Themselves.

The Baseball Writer'S Association OF
America. az its first annual meeting In the
waldorf yesterday. reelected all officers
and donated $50 20 the Chadwick memorial
fund Each year the association viii have
a noral wreath placed on Harry c Pull
sa-,,,s crave IN Louisville. The officers fol-
low:
President. Joseph s Jackson me Free
Press" Detroit: vice-president, John Ky
der, the Cincinnati Enquirer. cincinnati: (:
secretary and treasurer. William o. Weart'
The Telegraph Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
YALE FIVE WINS.
Beats Second Signal Corps
Team at Basketball.

The Yale basketball team defeated the
Second Signal Corps five in an interesting
and hard fought game at the latteE's ar
mory in Brooklyn last night by a score Of
81 TO 20.
The New Haven players showed much
better team and passing work than in It's
previous appearance here last week The
first half ended in YaIe's favor by the score
of Is TO l The teams both played on al
most even terms throughout the second
half. although Yale was on the defensive
in the last five minutes OF play. Ffnnessy
made six goals
The line-un and SUMMARY follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
BARyARD's HOCKEY SCHEDULE.

Cambridge. Mass. Dec l5.-The Harvard
hockey schedule. which was announced
yesterday includes ten games. OF which
ave are league contests with Cornell. Co
lunbis Princeton. Dartmouth and Yale
The schedule follows.
January Z Technology. q Stadium; Janu-
arv A Cornell at New York. January r.
Coiurb bia al Stadium; January l., Prince
sfadiunl. January q. Amherst. at Stadium.
January - st Nicholas a. Stadium. Feb
ruarv 3 81 Francis Xavier. at Stadium:
February u. Dartmouth. at Boston. and
February is Yale. at Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
U rus nAsr.a nA6Srro-r . . ezA RIxas. n N
1kNu BONDES WIRE = q. BRITT co ~
0u rIhss BLDG PaOSz ss BRYANT. 0I

exchange on London. 20 marks As pfen-
nigs. Bar gold, 71s Sd American eagles.
76s al
Paris, Dec. I5.-Three per cent rentes
closed = centimes higher at SO francs Is
Centtmes. On the BOurse the tone was r.
regular until near the close, when the mar
ket strengthened and closed firm
Berlin. Dec. 15.-Trading was quiet on
the BoeTss to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
CLINE WINS BILLIARD GAME.

Harry p. Cline OF Philadelphia, defeated
Albert c. Cutler. OF Boston. in an exhibi-
tion game at ls.2 balkline billiards at the
Knickerbocker Academy last night by a
score of go To 2s7. Cutler made high run
or ls7- Ciine's average was i-22. and
Cutters Il II-zs
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
WORLDS RECORD FOR sowLERs.

St Louis. Dee. 5.-The Royals. play
ing IN the city Star Bowling League. last
night broke the worlds record Of / 207 for a
single game by scoring lbs. The members
OF the team and their scores were: Jules
Schmitt 30. Bruce Darling, lS9, NJ l..
Mason. 2O4. l. W. Waldecker. ~. Martin
Kern. g56.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

Totals. s93 IoI6 $40 Totals. 944 $50 9O7
Even rolling by both sides kept the spec
tators interested in the North End-MOnt-
clair series in Newark. The scores were as
fofIDvve
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
PRINCETON FIVE IN HARD FIGHT.

Princeton. n. J.. Dec. l5.-Princeton won
a closely contested game Of basketball to-
night from the Orange Athletic Club. Of
Orange. n. J. by the score OF 40 10 3S-
IN took two extra five minute perinds 1o
decide the match.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
GOOD SCORES BY TRIBUNE FIVE.
Herald Beaten Three Straight Games
in a League Series.

The Tribune bowling team won three
straight games from the Herald team in
Morning Newspaper League series ysster-
day. and incidentally rolled the high score
Of 1.O0I in the second game. Bentley scor-
ing 243.
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
CUTLER AFTER BILLIARD TITLE.

Albert Cutler, Of Boston. one OF the con-
testants in the recent 49, balkline billiard
tournament. has challenged the winner OF
the Demarest-cline match for the cham
pionship 20 be played in Chicago on Feb
TUAry l. and
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
BONDS

-Ex Ia per cent regular and IA per cent extra
az par.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
Baseball Racing Polo Athletic Games Hockey Other Sports
END OF RICH STAKE.
S1ceep Has Last Belmont at
His Mercu.

The rich Belmont Stakes TO be run at the
spring meeting OF the westchester Racing
Association at Belmont Park next year will
amount 10 a practical walkover for Sweep
II James r. Keene's Futurity winner trains
on and goes TO the post. Only twelve or
fifteen horses are still eligible OF the 113
originally named. and Sweep stands out
alone as the probable winner Of the second
richest fixture Of the American turf
II developed yesterday that no provision
has been made yet for the renewal OF
the Belmont Stakes after 1910. II is quite
possible, however. that the westchester
Racing Association may continue the fxt-
ure under new conditions and close IT the
year OF its running. The Belmont Stakes
has had an added money value OF $4,000
which proved drain last year. under the
changed conditions OF racing that the
Westchester Racing Association found hard
TO overcome.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

1t was said on good authority yesterday
that John Higgins. the we'll known trainer.
would handle the horses which Harry
Payne Whitney will race in this country
next year. Mr.. Whitney is planning TO
campaign a big stable both here and in
England. and Mr.. Higgins. who trained
the Herman B. Duryea horses in 1905 with
much success. will not lack for plenty OF
gC ID material.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

The scores were as follows
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-21
Cuba cesebra la
Independence
GOMEZ ACLAMADO

Nueva York, viernes. FL goberno los municpios Ell
pueblo de Cuba celebran actualmene la fiesta de la in
dependenCia.
Los festeios esplendidos ell pueblo cubano en-
trega i ellos gran entusiasm0 La Habana ceebra
suutuosas hestas
Ell presdente Gomez ha sido acamado aver frente
paaco por ell gran p1blco que presencaba e paso de Ia
procession clvica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-21
alarm C0merCSaa
en- Uruguay
LA rARIFA ALTERA LAS RELAcIoNEs

Euova York, viernes Ell gobe1no de Uruguay teme
Que la reforma arancelara la forna que que
h de aprobarla ell paramento de Washington ha de de
trur el comerco ell Uruguay los Estados Undos
FL goberno del Uruguay tomara Ia represala contra
los producos de Norteam6rica buscara paises
salida sus articulos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-21

Jefe de Distrito Juan Lopez Diaz D.
Carolina 4 Utuado
Jefe de Distrto Rafael igsrayi,Isz.
de- I.arcs Il Carolina
.Iefe De Distrito Francisco Ortiz, ~
Gales Lares.
,Iefe de Dstrito Francisco SanioS, "
Dorado Ciales
Sargcnto Octavio lIuertas, de Aqua
dlla 4 Yabucoa
Guardia Alexandra Estevc, de Caguds
4 San Juan.
Guardia Pedro &. Santaliz, de- Guaya-
ma Aguada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-21
Dos Santos nUeVOS
UNO ESpANOL Y OTRO AI.EMAN

Naeya York viernes-Eu Ia basca de San Pedro, en-
Roma Sc ha ceebrado gran solemndad la canonza-
s-s6n del beato Orio ell beato aeman Hoffsauer
La ceremonial ha sido imponente de una fastuosidad
aeslumbraGora
su Santidad Pho x Ia oaviado mensaje a Don Al
fonso felicitandole envandole Ia bendiGon papaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-21

UNA CONQUISTA DE La LLBERTAD

Hueva York, viernes-comnnican de Constantinopla
que e Sultan Eohaued Ia Iurado solemnemente respe
tar la Constitution tuTca
Ell acto ha reve4tido gran lmportancia consl
aera en- Turqua decisive de Ia hbertad
so,re la TRADITIONAL tirania imperalista
El Sultan ha conceddo varos indultos los de
nuerte por deitos poltlcos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-21
Service Especial del beletln nePeaG;;ii
0ABLEGRAMAS.
los fiIipinos piden
la Independents
Ell ULTImo ACTo DEL CONGREso

Hueva York vierues Ha terminado sus seiones la Ca
mar1 Legislative Fipina enviando mensaje al Con
reso al presdene de los Esados Undos, en- que pden
In independence los legisladores hlipnos
En- Washington ha producdo desagradable efecto la
peticiou de los filipinos
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07

Baltimore. March G.-George H. Har
per sent a huge tin lid TO President
Taft.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
CALLS SPECIAL SESSION
President Taft Designates Day
as March Is.
INAUGURAL DATE CHANGE
Suggestions Made That Congress Re
ques, the Various State Legislatures
to Rstify Act Changing Time TO
When Westher is MIlder.

Washington. March 6.-President
Taft has issued a call for a special
session OF the Sixty.first congress. 10
convene March Is. The call does not
mention the object for which the ses.
sion Is called.
A constitutional amendment 20 pro-
vide for a change in the date for the
Inauguration OF the president OF the
United States was discussed by the
few members OF the house who are
at the capitol II is claimed the dlf.
ficulty involved OF securing the ratifi.
cation OF such an amendment would
not be so great az In a case where
there Is any controversy involved
II is even suggested that congress
pass a resolution during the special
session requesting the various state
legislatures TO ratify an amendment
10 the constitution which will provide
a date for the inauguration I'm which
the weather is likely TO be more pleas.
ant than March 4 has been found 90 be.
As the experience OF Thursday last
was similar In many respects TO for.
mer experience with bad weather ON
March the agitation for a change
In the date Is being revived.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
The Bite Of a Rather.

The Cherokee Indians cure for the
bite Of a rattlcsnakc Is at once so com
mon sense and scientific as 10 merit n
widespread acceptance. Its common
sense lies In the fact that the victim
has or ought 10 have the necessary
implement always M hand. thcre need
not be an inStaut's delay. nud that II is
the scientific plan goes without saying
because II carries away the poison at
once The Indian ut once. when bit.
ten. drawing his knife. plnchcd up the
part bitten and cut II ont. then. seek
Ing the nearest stream. not often very
far away. plunged the leg In the run
ming water and kept n there until all
blecd,ag had ceased and NJ my In.
formant. an old man. told me. seldom
suffered any M effects.
Usually. as we know. no physician
can bc reached or reliable remedy had
until the case Is too far gone Tor any
effort 10 avail. but with q knife and. II
not q running stream, water enough 20
keep the wound well washed ana the
blood flowing / believe there would
be fewer deaths following rattlcsnake
bites Forest and Stream.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
Ne Knew Enqlish.

Book learning, strictly speaklng-that
IA, learning solely from books-leads
one into many a hole In The Balkan
Trail" Frederick Moore tells the story
Of an italian official Of the Ottoman
bank who had taught himself English
and was enraptured ut the chance TO
practice II on English people.
II was with much pride that he ad-
dressed us at supper. but we did not
recognize the language he spoke and
expressed IN French our unfortunate
ignorance OF foreign tongues.
THAT Il your own tongue" said the
Italian. but even of this statement we
understood not a word.
He drew Il pencil from his pocket
and on the back of letter wrote:
81 am speaking English"
We were astounded.
Perhaps | do not pronounce cor
rectly." he wrote next. II have learned
the noble language from books"
The hilarious Englishman In our
party gave the unhappy Italian his
first real lesson nc once. He took the
pencil and wrote:
Always pronounce English as II Is
not spelt Spell as Il Is not pro-
nounccd."
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
The Rector, Aqueous.

Even IN the mids, Of horror there Is
occasionally q rift OF humor Il is
said that 40 the time Of the Johnstown
food q grocer 60 whom one OF the citi.
gems owed FOR au OVERRIDING time a good
sized lil Tor provisions while floating
along ou the top OF the waters IN a
raft made or two window blinds and @
skylight caught sight Of his delinquent
debtor whlrling around ~ one OF the
pools Of the eddyIns current clinglng
10 a large hogshcgd.
All, there you urc" cried the grocer.
buslncssiiso Co the last Been look
ing for you Cor several days When
are you going 10 pay that blil|
Cant say just now. Sands. old
man." returned the unhappy debtor
I'm having an can do 10 keep my
head above water these times "-IIar-
rer's Weekly.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
RICH RED BLOOD
You viii Never Have II As Long as
You Have Dyspepsia.

you VIII never Rave " AS Long as
You Have Dyspepsia.
Just as long as YOU have dyspepsia
your food will not properly digest. aud
the nutricious elements IN the fool viii
not be extracted or absorbed, and in
poverished or watery blood will fol a.
This condition. may not be appyent
ar first, but Il will come just as $40 as
the sun will rise again.
ANY stomach ailment. inclgfing all
forms OF Indigestion. can q promptly
cured by using Mioona tableF a sc.en
tific treatment unsurpa ssed
Il stops fermentation. belSinc of gas
and taste OF sour food alr9bst at once.
The mighty power Of ai-ona 10 IT,.
yIgorate and restore the stomach TO
perfect condition Is known everywhera
Mi-o-ua cures by building up-by ban
ishlng the cause For thin people O.
is great flesh builder, because Go
causes tho stomach 20 give more, aud
purer uutricion 20 the blood. II cures
sea and car sickness and vomiting Of
pregnancy almost Immediately +. T..
jenkins sells Mona for 50ceuts a large
box, and guarantees 90 10 cure or
money back
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
How 20 Settle Bills.

There l. young Harlem matron
whose mental equilibrium Is upset the
first Of each month 10y the prospect OF
letting her husband see the size 81 the
bills that come IN FOR food. drink and
for her own personal adornment Her
four-year.old daughter offered her a
valuable suggestion the other day as
to the simplest means Of settling bills.
The small child. seeing her mother
examining with clouded brow a biz
Of paper. inquired:
as Il nice letter. mammaT
'No. It's nasty biz bill. dcarie.'
The child's bright eyes closed as II
she were searching her innermost soul
for some word Of comfort. Suddenly
she flashed a glad look nc her mother.
and her voice had al the brilliancy Of
one voicing an inspiration:
Mamma. jes' tear Il ~. Then you
don't have 20 pay New York Press
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
Cell Resemblss law onLee.

Oss.uius. y Y. March f-By direc.
ton of court Warden First has re.
lleyed Albert T Patrick from routine
work as o .i'a prisoner iu the state
prison 90 present The prisoner DIS 40.
lowed 90 obtain hoks from the law
library and DIS cell looks IIka "a law
office The appellate division OF the
rBoklyu court before which be made
his drawauc argument for liberty.
gave him two weeks In which 10 file
brief pending the decision OF the
court on the motion.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
SIX SWORN IN.
All Cabinet Members Have Taken OBJ
legation Except a Couple.


legation Except a Couple.
Washington. March Six members
OF President Tafts cabinet took the
oath of office In the cabinet room at
the White House shortly after 10
o'clock Saturday morning. The obli.
CATION 10 uphold the constitution and
enforce the laws was administered by
Chief Justice Fuller o. the supreme
court OF the United States. The oath
was administered first To Philander c.
Knox as secretary of state. Frank n.
Hitchcock was next sworn as post
master general. followed by Geo. Won
Lengerke Meyer. secretary OF the navy
Richard A. Ballinger, secretary Of the
interior; James Wilson. secretary Of
agriculture. and Charles Nagel. secre.
tary Of commerce and labor. George
Wlckersham took the oath OF office
as attorney general Friday and
Messrs. Dickinson and MacVeagh will
not reach the city for some days.
President Taft, Secretary Carpen.
ter. Senator Burton OF Ohio. Richard
ID. Harlan. son OF Justice Harlan OF
the supreme court. and John Barrett,
director OF the bureau OF American
republics. were present during the Ger.
emory
As soon as ceremony OF admins.
tering the oath had been completed
President Taft gave himself up to the
reception OF several hundred callers
Secretary Cortelyou will remain In
Office as the head of the treasury de.
partment until March H.. when Mr.
MacVeagh will reach here from Chi.
Cago and assume the duties Of the
treasury urrffOlin
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
INAUGURAL VISITORS.
Estimate Of Railroad Officials Placed
II Il Two Hundred Thousand.

Washington. March 6-Railroad Of.
ficlals estimate the number Of persons
who visited Washington 70 witness and
participate in the inaugural ceremo.
niles al 100000. They say arrivals
from the east were larger than four
years ago but fewer from the west.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
Elaured In Eseitlnn OCCASION.

Harrisburg. Va, March Captain
Mayre Sibert. who commanded the
military company which took ohm
Brown from Harpers Ferry 10 Charles.
Ion. W. Va. 90 be hanged. Is dead here
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
Adjourns Until March is.

Washington, March 6.-The senate
adjourned until March l5 The Gre
drH;!als Of Senator Stephenson Of
Wisconsin failed 90 arrive iu time TO
permit him 90 Boz sworn in
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-07
LEAVES MINUS ONE EYE.
Loses Optic as Result OF Difficulty
with a Negro Waiter.


with Negro Waiter
Washington March G.-As the result
OF a dispute with a negro waiter. Dr.
Lounie Robson OF Charleston. 5. c.
who came here with The German com.
pany OF the National guard Of South
Carolina % attend the inauguration.
went home minus one eye and with
the sight of the other seriously ina.
paired.
The trouble occurred IN a fashion.
able restaurant. the negro striking Or.
Rohsons eyeglasses and driving pUr.
tion OF the lens into his left eve. DR..
Robson was removed 10 a hospital aud
the injured eye was removed The
right eye is In a serious. condition as
the result OF complications caused by
sympathetic nerves The negro es.
capped