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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-20

St Louis. July 20-Philadelphia
won by scoring twice in the ninth inn
ing, making the count to g. Davis
home run to the score board was the
longest drive Of the local season.
Score K. H. r.
Philadelphia -. 000 000 202-i 8 2
st. Louis ..... 00l coo 1l0-3 . >
PattcriC iCs-Coombs and Thomas,
Graham and Steffens.
Summarv-Two base hits. Williams.
Baker; three base hits. Jones, home
run, Davis; base on balls, off Graham
=. off Coombs 5; struck out, by Gra-
ham 6. by Coombs 6.
Umpires-OLoughln and Hurst
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'NNN""' y y ''7TI"N FI'''
Philadelphia. July 20-Pittsburg
Won from Philadelphia BY to 4. Pitts
burg scored the winning run in the
ninth inning on twobaggers by vii
iOn and Gibson.
Score r II T.
Philadelphia IL. GOO 200 020- 3
ittsburg ..... 300 GOO l01-5 /
Batteries Moren, Gordon and
Doom, Marcel, Maddox Camnitz and
iibson.
summary base hits, Magee 2,
ritas, Wilson. Gibson struck out.
by Moren , by Camnitz L. base on
'alis off Maddox /, off Moren T. Cam
nitz 3.
Umplre-Klem.
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Des Moines, July 20-Vance, a Chi
cago semtprofessional, pitched great
ball fer Des Moines and the locals
rad no difficulty II winning.
Des Mones .. 022 210 00t-7 9 4
Pueblo ....... 100 600 000-l
Batteries Vance and Lewis. Bon
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Of their thirteen binglcs coming with
runners on the bags
Score: r II e
Fort Worth .... All 00i 0O1-7 I3 3
Shreveport ~ 0O0 40l colt 8 2
Batteries Brady. Mckay and Pow.
ell, Toirey Becker and Garyin and
Henninger.
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Muskooee ?. pittsburo I

Muskogee. okla. July 20-Musko
gee tooS fast thinning game from
Pit sburg here. Meredith, manager Tor
PNtsburg was put out of the game
for umpire batting.
Score. r. II. F.
Muskogec .. OO0 goo 0lO 0l-2 Z ,
Pittsburg II. 100 600 600 00-l 6 8
Womack and Ritter; Gill
and Mere dith.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Oklahoma City, Okla, July 20 The
Nets turned the tables on Dallas here
yesterday winning by score of 9
g..
BY innings.
Oklahoma City ..... eos 0l2 21t-9
DALLAS ............. O10 600 002 -
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Sioux City, July 20 Brennan's S
in the trlrd inning gave
the Champions the game to 1.
Score. X III f,
Wichita ...... 00i 600 000-l 20 |
Sioux CITY ... COS 600 00t-3 s 0
Batteries-Brennan and Armstrong,
Chabek ami Shea.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Indianapolis st. Paul 8, Indiana
polls ?
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Houston 4, San Antonio 3

Houston, July 20-Until the eighth
inning Sorrels was invincible. then
the locals punched enough hits to
tie AMI won out in the tenth.
Score: X Fl Y
Houston . 600 600 0S0 IA 8 1
San Antonio 100 010 010 O-S 8 1
Hornsby and Killifer.
Sorrels and Alexander.
Cheapest accident insurance DR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell it,
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Omaha Il. Denver 4

Omaha, July 20-Both Kelley and
Adams we're hit hard but the former
received the better support and gen
orally keip The hits scattered
Score: II II i,
Om1ha ...... 1870 III 22*-1t II o
Denver ...... COL 100 300 4 10 ,
Batterics-Kelley and Gonding, Il.
Adams and Thompson
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CHICAGO p. Washington 2

Chicago. July 20-Chicago defeated
Washington u to . in a poorly play
ed game.
Score: r. II. +
Chicago .. 031 006 OPP Is ,
Washington 000 O02 0O0- :
Ba terics-Scott. Smith. Sutor and
Owens; Sullivan. Groome, Havelick,
Witherup aud Street, Blankenship
Summal ly-Bases on balls, off Scott
$. off Sutor /, off Groome 2. two base
hits. Parent. Browne: struck out. by
Scott Z, by Smith 2. by Sutor 3 by
Groome 2 by Havelick l, by Witherup
/.
Umpires-Perrine and Evans.
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Galveston 10. Waco g

Fort Worth 7, Shreveport
Fort Worth. Tex, July 2O-The
Panthcr9 hit hard and timely, most
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Second Game:

bdlA'ii'H -NHodutas A<lthhttut dhA
Easterly. Arcllanes and DOnohue.
Summary-Three base hits. Perring.
Lord; base on balls. off Rhoaies ,.
off Liebhardt .: struck out. by RhOade
>. by Liehhardt >. by Arellanes z.
Umpires--Kerin and Sheridan
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Brown 6. Casper I . struck out by Gas
Der 4, hv Mattern ,.
UmpirC-ODay
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ClncInatI 5. Boston 3

Boston. July 20 Cincinnati scored
shut-out over Boston. to o. Gas
per allowed but three scattered hits
while Brown was wild Mattern pitch.
ed good game.
Score: r II Il
Cincinnati ... Gao 100 000-5 Z Q
Boston ........ eco 600 600 8 ,
Batteries Casper and McLeln:
Brown. Mattern and Graham.
Summary-nwo base hit. Sweeney,
Paskert, Downey; base on balls, off
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Batterie9-BrOwn and Archer; Ruck-
er and Marshall, Bergen.
Summary-Bas on balls. off Ruck-
or >, off Brown >. struck out, by
Brown 6, by Rucker g.
UmpirCS-Rigler and Johnstone
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New York s. Detroit 3

Detroi1, July 20-Detroit played
loosely fchind Le'ivelt. its Southern
league lec1nit.s.and New York won
rather h3ndilyE
Score r. H. f.
Detroit - 600 030 0n0-3 Q ,
New Yo.k ..as O02 O1O l01-5 II 0
Batterics-Lelivelt and Stanage. !.
Wilson ard Kteinow
Summary-Two base hit. Schaefer.
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Read This.

Hutchinson, kas. Aftog trying
doctors and different medicines for
kidney bladder and rheumatic trou-
bic Halls Texas Wonder cured me.
It is the best medicine on earth
Walter e. Perry, 90 S. Main street
Sold by all druggists
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Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a 9 tt Q RIA
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Springfield at ri Reno.
Enid at Guthrie.
Muskogee at Pittsburg.
Sapulpa at Bartlesville.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-20

Summary-Two base hit, Jones, !,
three base hit Patterson: sacrifice
hits Brooks Wa-ing (2) Willis. stolen
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


] New York, July 20 New York and
st. Louis dividei double-headeT yes
tcrday. The first game went sixteen
innings The first contest, which the
visitors won to 3. was the second
sixteen inning game ever played by
major league teams here and the first
ever decided. The 1903 struggle be
tween Pittsburg and New York, which
was of similar length resulted in a .
20 . draw Harmon, recently OF
Shreveport (TeXas le3guc) team waa
and at e. The third inning New York
cOul} not score on him. He 0utclass
ed Raymond. who, in the sixteenth i'm
ing hit Kunctchy. Konetchy took sec
Ond ON Delehanty's out, and scored
the winning run on Tenney's error on
HulsWitt I'm the second game Amcs
was in splendid form and his great
pitching enabled New York TO break
even on me day. He famed eight men
in seven innings four of his strike
outs being in succession.
First Game:
SCOse Il. II l..
St Louis
900 100 POO GOO coo Ia o
New York
1Ce GOO Oo0 OO0 GOO 0--3 10 2
Bat cries Harmon and Phelps, Ray
mono AVID s,chle
SUNNI ~ Two base hits Phelps,
Sehlgi three base hits, Evans, Doyle.
Raymond home runs, Mccormick,
Dclohanty; struck out, by Harmon )
Raymond 7 bases on balls, off Har
mon 3, off Raymond 6.
Umpiles-kane and Emslie
Second Game
Score II II l.
ST. Louis ... 900 GOO 90 3 .
New York ..... 0l0 10l as II q
batteries Bachmln and Phelps
Amcs anl Myers
summary base hit, Devlin;
struck ou', by Ames s, by Bachmln Q;
bases on balls, off Bachman 1, off
Ames ..
Umpires Emslie and Kane
Chicago 2, Brooklyn
Brooklyn, July 20-Brown held
Brooklyn to two hits Chicago winning
by to 0.
Score. r II l.
Chicago ....... GOO 002 600 s d
Brooklyn .... GOO goo 000-0 ,
Batteries- Brown and Archer; Ruck-
cr and Marshall, Bergen
Summary-Ba on balls. off Ruck-
or >, off Brown .: struck out, by
Brown g. by Rucker 3,
Umpircs-Rigler and Johnstone
Cincinnati 5, Boston
Boston, July 20 Cincinnati scored
shutout over Boston. ) to o. Gas
per allowed but three scattered hits
while Brown was wild. Mattern pitch.
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Do and lILlze Ra-herlord
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland. july 2o-Cleveland and
Boston broke even in the first double
hea er ~ the ye1r here. Cleveland
winning the first 8 10 I. and Boston
the second s 10 q Cleveland won he
first game easily. Young 0utpitching
Gu rh. Bail. Cleveland s shOrtstOp.
maize an unassisted triple play in the
second inning and when d. came TO
Tat in t5c same inniRg be hit f0- a
home run 70 deep center. The second
game was easy for Boston
First Game:
Score. r. H. +
CleKelana ..... 112 000 02*-6 10 .
Boston . Unu 600 l00-t 8 ,
E3tter.es- Young and Easterly.
Checl Collins and DonOhue
Summa. Two base hit. Ball. home
un Bali. triple ply. Ball (unas-
sisteD bases on balls. off Young I !.
off Che3l 1: struck out. By Young 2.
by Chech 1. by Collins ?
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chlcaoo 2. RrooklYn 0

Brooklyn, July 20-Brown held
Brooklyn to two hits, Chicago winning
by . to 0.
Score: Il ii l.
Chicago ....... GOO 002 600 s d
Brooklyn 49,. GOO 600 0OO-O > ,
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Pattefi6g- BaChmln and Phelps
Amos an Myers
Summary Two base hit, Devlin;
struck out, by Ames s, by Bachmln 2,
bases on balls, off Bachman l. off
Ames ..
Umpires Emsle and Kane.
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Umpires-Perrine and Evans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-14

pues dc sufrir In ley incxorable que le
conden6 la carccl 4 las miserlas de
un olvido niuSto en- lbs tlltimos amos
de su vida. rchabilitado luego cn Euro
pa entera, Oscar Wilde con Sus eXtrava-
gancas lie artista la originaldad que
rodea su figura del Renacimiento. Sus
gustos, Srs eleganciaS. y su estilo litera-
rio. Scmciantes a I'M relieve de marmol.
son propioS de- In cvoluci6n artistica que
tuvo por cHna Florcncia. AqncllaS dl-
ScrtacloncS dc Artc decorative, tan err
ticadas entonccs. fucron los cnsuenos de
nm idealista. qucricndo dar forma. en-
sus diverSas manifestacioncS, nj culto de
| In bcllcza on 81 libro. In cstatua y 81 hen
10. DcScrbi los cimientos de Su cScucla
cn "The Renaissance. de Walter Patcr,
obra que lei. por yrz primcra. on tlorcn-
cia-cSa cindad ideal de caSica bclleza
que aiin no ha profanado nucstro Slglo
dcstructor- Y en- cSc quimcrico amhieu-
tr que sugicrc la tigura terrible del Dan
| te. la grandiosi,lad dc Miguel Angel V
los faScinadorcs licnzoS de Sandro Boti-
ccli vi on las paglnaS del llbro que St
habia mrado en- elias 81 poeta como en-
cSpejo cSpiritual que reflclara su alma
de artista En- eStos cnSayoS litcrariOS
vemos la siIucta de aqueI hombre que So
propuso rcformar 81 Arte domlnando to
dos los rcSortcS. Su cScucla emana De
aquc Iibro Sl cStilo admirable. pcrO
artificial. IS de In miSma factura que el
de- Walter patcr. en- cuya fucntc inspire
yus obras dc marayilosa factura y ariS-
tocratico pcnSamicnto. en- las que solo
Sc lamenta Ia fata de caIor humane. y
este criterio artietiro debemoS suS preclo-
So, cuentos f.4nta~tcos Su tragedla en-
verso "I.a Duque@a do Pldna ,dlgna de
Ben .Joneon y d. los meiorcs dramatur-
ros del ,igIo XVI: su~ "Poemas en- Pro
"a Y q fraguento de II Tragedia Flo
entna. adcm5s 3e Salomt", donde
- rcvei4n tod as cHaljdade> dafee
tos propios de- Ia c>cucla estttica
iirar9 iIcal4 Gal3aao.
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La |dIura opera de NaScagDiI

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...a ~ ,ro.i,,..;.}.. ,e...,, ,sa..taeitn IN
...,.. a. .n. !. ..lebro anton. a.. ca-
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..... ..., .n.., - d,...+ .f..
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fr.grncntos j. Ola. Is a. una b-llcza II
rica extraordinarla
y. ..t.. .t.t l.tn.,. u ..,h,. oaat,
49,, ma. i, ...:6, /. 1..,rroIla ~
4..f.. 3. ,..;o..,.
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~ a'to pf'Ih'fo pas" - ID 'oi =, a.,
l's i'iii''''' Guy" '''' ''.''''>''''' ''''' "'''
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IN heChO barbara
81 SUCESO DE PONCE

NuestTo colrtsponsal en Ponce aos
comunica qHe ocurrio on aW.el!a eG-
dad un hecho criminal.
En- j sitio denominado ''El Cnl6n
camino de Ia Playa, Ramon Limo dil
un fuerte lenazo en- la cabcza >t
mujcr Adela Rivera. lundi6ndole pa.
t. del craneo
La hcIida fue conducida cii la am-
bulancia n hospital Tricoche lna
~ dio la hrga.
los medhcoS no aSceuran IL ts,i,
de Rivera. pueS - goIpe fuf trem o.
,ho Y dado por ur hrazo d. Hercules.
Est hccho ia causado profnda m-
dignaciu6n 4 rs v.cinoS dc IA Iaaya
So han dasIo e.vcras ,6r,icsss gsrra Ia
eapttra DE- Llnc, que debc ser sega-
rasclEte un salysIe.
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Oscar Wilder ye|arte node'n0
SDe Renacim,ento" frdgmenfo de an
fibro pr6rtmo a pubtic0rsO
Uubo hace amos un artista que =

EIubo hace amos un art'Sta que Sc.
prnpuso reformar la lndumentarIa Sc
gun su nueva estetica. mereciendo u"
pucsto apartc de las celebrldades "a
nombradas; Tue Oscar Wide deSil@o-
RADIO cn're hoSo'roS por 81 q 'S'' '''' -
si"e no deS'ruye en- 'h'oo 4is"''o -
F'a universal ue 81 ao'i''' '''' '0'" NV
rar'a, reiieIo dc uto "e H'S 'e'' ~ ",''s''
1ca mas ORIGINATES que "a Pf''u'.'oo g
mundo dc ciaS ietraS. oscar "iu' =
haiFaba en- los pflhefoS ai'of'' oe :"
carrera irnnial no mama 'Sef'l' f''''
qee a-tleuLS, ensaNos uo 'oTo de poe
maS muS atarado per 'a Pr"nsa. -"
ssempre ie combato, nhaS tsia''s'AS r'''-
fcrencias dadas en- dVerstS centro5 ~
ferarIoS muN eoneurr dos rar e>" Isasa
de lniclertualeS 1oFfhe. ite A.i~eaa 0H
gcnin qneyo eada He~. ~5n h' es r'-
IL easi NADIA. Osear " l'de h09 itror = r
.sts exirovagancla~ ~ dar1% p"rNrf-
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Numero 1O6
Bismarck Y los cerds

RI difunto principe de Bismarck, CO.
nocido con 81 nombre de "el mariscal
de herro" sustaba de paSearSe a PIE
Y De inc6gnito p0r los alredcdoreS de
Berlin Cicrta manana encontr6 en- su
namino 4 nm labricgo, que trabaiosa-
mcutc trataba dc conducir nm cerdo
III anim0lito anzaba gritoS capnces de
'omher timpano mejor templado, Y
81 labricgo lograba duraS peuas ha-
ccrle avan1ar algGn que otro paso. FL
cancller aproXim6se en- Fl momento
ne el hombrc traba al cerdo dc Ia
cola
Amigo mio--Ie dijo-no ,abeS con-
ducir un ccrdo Mira como hay que ha-
Ger Coge una cuerda, alta al animal
por una pata, Y dtjalc marchar delante
de IT,
FL Iabrcgo Siguio 81 conscio y el cer-
do avanz6 con I'M grunido de Saisfac-
c6n seguido dc su propictario, quien
volviGndoSc hacia cl marscal le grto;
-. Va Sc conocc que cs ustcd del Off
cio
Sin abandonar su caIma proyerbaI
el principe de Bismarck rcpIic6.c >op-
ricndo:
NJ amigo; mo ne conducido nun
ca ccr3os, pcro 81 he conducido holn-
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A los suseripto's Y Agen|es

Para La buena Marcia de esta ADM
abstraction, no admitimos Atlas de
,uscripciones & este diaric sino desde
., nrimero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
=. svisaran los dias 80 8 81; advir-
xsndose que las que Sc dieren con pos
serioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenfa
n; surtiran efecto en- la contaoilioao
hs,ts ell dia nltimo del mes siguien'
q al en- que Sc solicitor.
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Folco, en- senal de grattud 4 Ia prince

INifN, VI W''hh' Wv =" f''''N
Sa. lc promote regalarlc 81 halc6n mas
hcrmoso que anidc on los montcS del con
torno. v desde una montana llama To
los los halconeS que hay On ella.
Varios bizarros principes vcncn. en-.
tire tanto. disputarsc In mano dc lSa-
beau. Folco su madre aSstcn al Tor
neo, y el hilo tcmc que su hermosa pre-
tcctora, hacia la cual le acerca I'm Souti-
nicnto incxplicabic. tome por maridp
uno dc los galIardos lidiadores lsabcsu.
sin embargo, los rechaza i todoS FL ry
So lndigna; pcro 81 pueblo. scducido por
la pudorosa actitud de In princcsa. =.
aclama, dicicndo: 81 Pcrmanezca done.
| lla lSabeau Y sea cSposa de Ia ciudad Que
| la anna
FL Sobcrano. furoSo por In afrenta he
cha todoS los prctcndientes de Su hiJa
aconsejado por el primer ministro. anne
naza Sus SlIbditos con terribIcs cast
coS, V como la prnccsa oSa tomar la de.
.cnsa del pueblo. el rey. para humila'
la castidad de ISabeau. le manda rrco-
rrcr dcsnuda toda la cudad
LA hermosa virgen. por salvar Il In
'''' ~ '''' ~ " '''' ''''P'' ''S
Inada pero Il pueblo Il su vcz ante ci h
o''' '''' '''''o '''''"' ''' a. '''''"N ;
'''''''''' pa" 'i'' "'''''' wa ''.''''''''' .
j. ..na ..4.n an;on j ,4no,..
tempIara.
Al aIzarsc el tel6n para ell segunds
fcf". va c"menZar el tremend" caStIg}
'' 'Saofao' QUEEN s. Pohe :" '"''''''.
r.I.. ...,I... ,. la....rn
III nadr4. 4ue deia IA riudad dospuo~ It.
yer aecAo paJe = >a hiJo; y como q ha.-
' go i'''''.
D. l..}l..,. ;,.....I i. 1, .r,o...,
lc4de uua uura!a arrom sobrc ella pu-
iados de flores.
Hano" l'thtIha 81 ei''i fael 52' 81
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dcsdc la carcel de Reading

profundis" dcsdc la carccl de Reading
Gaol
fue baJo 81 patrlmonio cspirItual tie
eStos dos grandcs maestros que Oscar
Wilde, premiado ya en- la UniverSidad
nor su primer tanteo literario, Sc lanz0
/ rccorrer IL camino de la gloria con la
Sonris;l en- los labios, dispucSto "cpa-
ter les bourgeois" como su admirado
pocta Baudclairc, una vez hecho el fir
me prop6sito de chocar las gcnics. es-
candalizar al publico britanico V revo-
lucionar cl artc. introducIcndo. hajo In
forma literaria moderna, las IOyaS inte-
lcctualcs que eugalanaron Slis artstaS
predilectOs dc antano. Como los del Re
nacimicnto. su cspiritu creador tom6 dis
intaS carctas. rcSplandcciendo bajo di-
versus formas. SIN rcduclrSe Il un solo
iStema. nj 4 los cStrcchos moldcs dc ac-
fuaIidad Nj Ia prosa nj la poesia tn
vicron Sccrctos para Fl nj la critlca cru-
'Spiritu curioSo V multiforme Pcro In
ritica Simb0lica fue la primcra forma
rue adopt6 81 que pclsaba ser en- lngla-
ezra cI paladin del artc la primcra pie
ira del Renacimicnto.
~ Emerson viviese ain. coocaria Sc
ruramentc Oscar Wilde entire Sus
IlombreS representatives = Oscar
Wilde eS un hombrc Simbolo, I'M cSpiritu
latino en- tcmpcramcnto como anglo-Sa-
i6n en- nacionalidad No cs dc su tcn/
10. sino dc todoS los tiempoS Ticnen
sus obras csa perSonalidad Que. negada
en gran parte por Ia injusticia de Sus
muchoS detractorcS ira cncrandcci@ndose
compass dc los amos La critica entou-
PRS le hacia blanco DC sn odio. como am
tes i lord Byron, al divine shelley 4
Keats, "A genial niito poeta. y Iuego 4
Swinburne el paeano dc vibrante Ira
nle ha cnrlquccido 81 painaso moderno
~ prcnsa y Ia gran masa del p1blico.
ie~@onoeiendo ann Fl que habia de escri-
bir con a tempe Salomt Ianzaba
.troasmo> contra q jovcn poeta moder-
asta. detatan4o sus poses, su orguIo-
So dcsdtn ~ cuanto Il Ia opinion =
burlabaa dc ~u~ corbatas De sus trai.S
omo s. burlau hoy dc Ias elceancjas de
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iNToLERABLE ITCHING.
Fearful Eczema All Over Baby's Face
professional Treatment Failed.
A Perfect Cure by cutlcura.

when my little girl was six months
old | noticed small red spots on her
right cheek. They grew so large that
I sent for the doctor but, instead Of
helping the eruption, his ointment
seemed TO make II worse. Then I
went to a second doctor who said II
was eczema He also gave me an oint-
ment which did not help either. The
disease spread all over the face and
the eyes began to swell. The itching
grew intolerable and II was terrible
sight TO see. ! consulted doctors for
months, but they we're unable TO cure
the baby. paid out from $40 to $40
without relief. One evening I began
TO use the Cuticura Remedies. The
next morning the baby's face was all
white instead Of red. continued until
the eczema entirely disappeared. Mrs
p e. Gumbin. Sheldon, Ia, July Is, '08. y
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston.
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ofiice furniture was all standing out In
the corridor. This was too much. on
he went 10 see about Il. What he
found out was that there had 10 be a
place TO put n new power plant, and
his room was the only one available.
Where was he TO go nowY oh. he'd
have TO go over In the house Office
building until the senate once build.
ing was finished.
So now, Uncle Ike. who has more
money than he knows how 20 spend
and who could buy himself thousand
committee rooms. is located away over
In the extreme southeastern corner
OF the house office building-Auacostia
they call II In the house-and Il looks
as II he will have TO stay there for a
few months anyhow.
As a consequence. he is an exceed.
ingly sad-looking senator these days.
II Is said that some one heard him re.
mark the other day that he would put
up a temporary Office building Of his
own on the capitol grounds II he could
get the permission. Vain hope.
Two other senators have been sent
over TO the house Office building with
Uncle Ike. They are Cummins OF
Iowa and Du Pont OF Delaware But
that doesn't console him any
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Righteous Indignation.

Congressional resentment OF one
passage in the presidents message is
justified. In most unguarded Ian.
guage he spoke of the chief argu.
ment' for one law enacted by con.
gress as being a desire to prevent
investigating criminals" in the legis.
lative branch" The act in question
was one regulating the use Of secret
service agents. In line with many
other similar enactments Il merely
sought to limit the executive depart
ments in the spending OF public mon
ey and the detail of public employees
President Roosevelt signed the law
and made no protest at the time He
has since discovered. apparently, that
II has the effect of putting a legal
hedge about his benevolent activities,
and breaks out In abusive and insult.
ing words. for which congress, Il is
confidently stated, is going to rebuke
him, while asserting It's own dignity,
by some form of joint resolution or
protest. But the president will have
ready answer. He will merely need
TO assert that this is another attack
upon him by Wall street Then all
will be clear. and the western huzzas
Will be heard once more.-New York
Evening Post.