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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
BlPLAME FALLS ON AUTO
Amateur Aviator and Woman
Only Ones Hurt.

Memphis. April f0.--Losing control of
a Cur;iss biplanc which he was operat-
ing at a height Of seventy-five feet, J. c.
Mars. an amateur aviator. shut off his
engine and plunged downward with ter
rifle speed into the infield of the aviation
course here to-day. alighting on top Of a
large automobile in which were seated
three women and two children. The bi-
plane smashed INTO bits and Mars was
caught under the wreckage. but escaped
with cuts and bruises
In the automobile were Mrs. Edward
Ritter. Miss Edna Ritter. Louis Ritter
and Mrs. Wilmer Smith and child Mrs.
Ritter was the only one injured.
receiving a slight cut on the shoulder;
Mr. Ritter was standing at the side Of
the car. having just nnished fastening
up the canopy when he was knocked
down by ono 81 the planes of the ma
chine.
Th- aCcidcnt brought To thrilling
close Membhiss nrst aviation meet only
short fights wefe ATTEMPTED to-day by
Curtiss and Mars prior to the accident,
owing TO weather conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
MANS KNEE STOPS TRAIN
And incidentally Saves Laborer's
Life in the Subway.

A mans knee brought a crowded sub
way train To dead stop shortly after
midnight this morning and threw the
passengers into a panic. Charles Petro-
ski. a laborer. who was working on the
tracks just below 96th street. in some
way fell on the track directly in front
Of a local He lay between the rails.
and the cars. one after another. passed
over him until the automatic brake on
the rear car came in contact with his
knee. which was slightly raised, and 50
the train was brought % a standstill.
The train crew and some OF the pas
sengers hurried out on the tracks and
there found Petroski lying under the
rear car unconscious DR.. Breadlia. of
the J. Hood Wright Hospital responded
TO an ambulance call. and after an ex-
animation said that while the man was
badly injured he would undoubtedly re
cover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
OFFICERS QUICK WORK
Mai jor Parke Gets to Steamer
in a Highly Original Manner.

Major John :. Parke. Of the l4th United
states Infantry returning from dutya the
Philippines. has solved "a problem which
VIII be- of interest to transatlantic tray
oilers who are in the habit Of missing
tho boat" The major missed the White
Star liner Baltic at Liverpool hy about
two hours she sailed with hIs ba Ggap..
but without MIN and hls "ife ana tN"
daughters. who had accompanied nim
from Naples ':ho major did not ask
;hai tuS take MIN ont 60 the Raitic
for she ,yas then out of sight oE her way
30 New York. H did not scrd &c wire
less to her. nor did he ask that she bc
slowed down and wait for him. Yet he
arrived here Yesterday on thy Baltic. the
very vessel he had missed at Liverpool
Lots see" said the Major L. h!s wife
when they reached Liverpool. There Is
that fast Cunarder Mauretauia schod-
uled to leave here within half AL hour
Shell probably overhaul the Battle AN 7
land IA ahead of her ina Queenstown. 90
Within twenty minutes Tho major aud
mis- family had boarded the Mauritania
The tunarder passed tn, Rattle in the
night and landed thc major and his fam
ily ~ Queenstown before the coming
White star liner Wa- sighted while tho
Mauretania was preparing 10 leave
Queenstown Tho Baltic appeared OF
R0,hc's Point and the IG:kr family Was
taken ont 10 her ia a tender. Had they
t. Inalned aboard The 'unardrr thrv
would have arrived here GA Thursday
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
LET THE HOPELESS DIE
DR.. Eliot's Position Regarding
Suffering Patients.


Cambridge. Mass. April 10. - The
statement made by Or. Charles +. Nam
meek some time ago. that Dr. Charles
w Eliot approved OF depriving human
beings Of life who sare incurably dis
eased, is denied by Harvard's president
emeritus. DR.. Eliot holds that il does
not matter much. however. in a hopeless
case if a patients life is cut short by
some hours provided he is relieved from
pain. He says he himself would wish. if
he were in a hopeless condition and suf-
fering extreme pain. that such course
should he administered to him. He does
not believe that any one has the right 70
Kill another in order to put a suffering
patient out OF existence. but that if the
beneficial anodynes which nature pro-
vides were employed they would benefit
greatly. even if they should serve TO
shorten life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
CANOEING SEASON OPENS
Man browns IS Spectators Rescue
Brother-in-LaT.

Pi;tsBur- Ap~I lC.-NiIlism kaipe.
seventeen years ola. - NhkliH"urg. was
drowned to-day. when he an" h'f hrotne'-
I,-f.v. ErD,=t 81. Johnson. prem1turelv
,.,..,,,I t5c canoeing season in iHc Ale
..-,..,. river The man from whom they
,,...5 q canoe had argued that d. was
,.r,.e.r, lie s.asou, aad had tiled 10 per
s,,,sc ,l,em 10 take "a sl.ir. They got a
,.,,.... Iov.ctcr. and set out in a strong
wind
,Nnfle changing positions trey upset the
,,aft and Kr.pc sank 90 once Johnson
clt.ne 10 ihe canoe and Maa Rescued by
spectators ashore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
R. R. PROPERTY THREATENED
New Haven Employees Turn Out
to Save Company's Cars.

Fire broke out in the rock plaster mill
at l50th street. in The Bronx. opposite
Riker's Island. early this morning and
caused the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad to turn out its en-
ployos 10 form a bucket brigade 20 pro-
tect the thousands Of freight cars stored
IN the oak Point Yards. Three alarms
were turned in and the fire apparatus
made a long run i'm quick time.
Two frcboats were also sent 10 the
scene TO protect property along the
waterfront Several engines hauled the
cars nearest the blaze TO place ~ safe
ty. and the yard superintendent said that
he believed no harm had been done 40
the property Of the railroad or its ship
fsers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
CUDAHY RECONCILIATION
Peace Patched Up by Father of
Packing Millionaire.

Los Angeles. April 10.-John p
Cudahy is on his way 10 Kansas City
and reconciliation with his wife is in
sight the estrangement caused by his
assault on Jere 5. Lillis. the Kansas City
banker. having been patched up by the
young mans father. Michael CUdahy
This information was disclosed yester-
day by friends of the Cudahy family. fol-
lowing the departure of Mr.. Cudahy last
night from Pasadena
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cow TO GO ON SPECIAL TRAIN
viii Show Farmers What Careful
Breeding Of Common Stock VIII DO.

ithaca. y. y. April lt-A to~ viii be
cnc of the ptircioaI passengers ON special
farm train which tie Cornell ColIeEc OF
Agriculture viii run over The EunalC
Rochester * Pittsbuts Railroad tu demon
stratc 90 farmers al,us the line what can
Dee done Boy careful hr,clluS with common
stock at small expense. The train WIZ
start from Rochester cn Aprl lS unJ stop
at ali intermediate points between the.e
and Bunaln aud Salamanca a half dozen
GOrneu professors Will lecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
FALL KILLS MILLIONAIRE
Pickle Maker May Have Been Pushed
Downstairs.

PittsburS. April 10.--JaIncs CruiNshanN
n millionaire pickle manufacturer, fell or
WAS purhcd down a hight of steps i'm a
Beaver avenue saloon late last night
striking on his head and fracturing his
skull lie was removed to ST Johus Iio'-
pital. where lac died to-day. the case being
surrounded with the greatest mystery
Coroner Jamison H. tHdcayuring to und
Tn. I-rson who l. said 10 have pushed
Cruihshauk The dead man was hity-nine
Year, old. and leaves a wife and siN chill
dr,u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
BADLY HURT IN POLO GAME
Buckmaster' Collarbone Fract.
ured-Gould in Contest

Lakewood. =. J., April l0-Polo to-day
~ Georgian CslIt was eyerybody's game.
each player "a the court raKlng turn on
tI. field JAY Gould for the first time in
..,,,n wears was again seen in the saddle
and playcd for -four periods
Iu tue carly part of the game the horse
ridden by ". s Buckmaster fell IN "A had
r-ix-up al the north goal. and Mr Buck
master suffered "A fractured coIlarbone. II
wa thought b. was hurt Internally. lie
,...,.s CARRIE. Of tbo field iu an aurpne,lo. =
.trgftf,.
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'oHi'aus5 ca second page,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
En- Ell consejo executive,

La session del Consejo Executive
senalada para las diez de la manana
de hoy, tuvo lugar a las 1910.
| Ell presidente ordena al secretario
que pase lista y responder los seno-
res siguientes: Groomer, Del Vale
Sawyer Dexter, Hoyt, ,Barbosa, Was
Ochoteco, Travieso y el Sr. .presiden-
te. Luego llega ell Sr. Sanchez Mora
les.
Ell presidente pide y Sc aprueba
que Sc suspenda la lectura del acta
de la session anterior. No hay mas
asunto de que tratar sino la lectura
por SUI tftulo del proyecto de ley No.
l 8 sea ell presupuesto. Sc suspende
la session legislative y Sc reune Ell
Consejo Executive en- session ejecu-
tiva, a las 1913.
Sc da lectura a una communication
del Sr. Hoyt proponiendo los nom
bramientos del Sr. A. B. Crosas pa
ra ell cargo de letrado de servidum-
bres de paso de Ia comision del riego'
y al Sr. C. A. Teller para escribiente
de aquel con los sueldos de $3.50 y
100 dollars mensuales, respectiva-
mente.
Ell Sr. presidente explica al Con-
sejo que Sc trata simplemente de
cubrir plazas que habian sido va
aprobadas. Sc aprueban los nom
bramientos y ell Sr. presidente Or
dena que Sc comunique a los inte-
resados los nombramientos.
No habiendo mas, asuntos de que
tratar, Sc levanta la session ejecutiva,
consumiendose en- ambas ell inter-
valo de cinco minutos.
Para mahana a las 10 qued6 cita-
do ell Consejo para reunirse en- conf
sion legislative.
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MeTcado de azucaT.
New York, Enero 12.-El
mercado cerro hoy sus opera
clones al precio de SAIL con
ligera oscilacion.

razonables Y de utilidad general.
Uno dc ellos proponese la enmien-
da de las leyes en- la referida a valo-
raciones. Apenas Intervene en- estas,
ell contribuyente. Las propiedades
son tasadas sin que de manera deci-
silva y eficaz, intervengan los propie
tarios en- clio. Tiene la ley bien Gu
biertas las apariencias Y, Sc den. al
parecer, oportunidades al contribu-
yente, para defenderse de un exceso
de valoracion de sus fincas; pero esos
recursos no dependen del practice
y complete conocimiento del pals Y
es bastante dificil borrar las cifras
de tasaciones va hechas.
Is 10 cierto que ell pals protesta
energicamente de que Sc lie niegue
ell derecho a una completa interven-
ci6n de 10 que es suyo Y en- su propia
casa; y es compensate que la repre-
sentaci6n popular, responda al cla-
NOR pdblico y plantee de nuevo 10
que es equitativo y es iusto.
En- mario, ell ambiente politico,
anonado ese proyecto Il otros ST.
milares. 81 ahora, por encima de dis
cordias, sereno iuicio V amigable-
mente prevalece, no tebe negarse a
los contribuyentes de La isla la efi-
caz intervention que hace amos es-
tan pidiendo en- la valoraci6n de
sus prUpieClades.
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Cook dec|aTado impostOI,
Continuation de Ia pagina la.

Continuation de Ia pag'na la.
\ mi vida. Como explorador parece
'que no hay duda de que Cook es abb
solutamente indigno de confianza.
Ell National Fidende, mientras de-
plora que la universidad lie confiri6
ell titulo en- un momento de entu-
siasmo, encuentra consuelO en- que
otros lie tributaron honores al DR..
Cook cuando regres0 al mundo civil
Gzado
"El presidente de su pals y SUI en-
viado a Copenhague", dice el peri6-
dico, 80 garantizaron. Dinamarca
no incurrio solo en- ell desatino. Nues
tro pals debe deiarle ahora este triste
asunto a America Y al DIR. Cook"
''Un escsndalo" diIo Rasmussen
Discutiendo ell veredicto, el famo-
so explorador Knud Rasmussen,
dijo.
"La universidad no me llam0 al
principle porque yo era uno de sus
mas fuertes sostenedores. Mas tarde,
sinembargo fuf invitado q la investi-
gacion y cuando vi las observacio-
mes comprendf que e.a un escanda-
To-"
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In Bazar de mOdaS

"Lds Nopedades" estAn repletas
de nuevas mercancias y en- todos los
vapores reciben nuevas importacio
nes de los objetos de Ultima move
dadn Ell surtido de camas es esple
dido y numerosos pedidos sigucn
haciendose para las nuevas casas
que Sc estan montando en- la
ciudad y en- la isla. Variado es
ell surtido de juguetes y los bebes
tienen ALI un extenso campo en-
donde escojer. Perfumeria, objetos
para sala, gabinetes de novias, to
cadores y salas Sc encuentran en-
varadisima exhihici6n. Jardineras,
alfombras, cuadros, cristaleria, som
breros para sehoras y ninas, trajes
para senoras y sehoriats; todo ar
tfculo en- fin de utilidad y fantasia
encontrard en- Las Noredades la ex
tensa clieentela que tiene ell elegante
bazar de moda.
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! POR CABLE.

New York, Enero 12.-Despa
chos de Nicaragua informan un es
tado alarmante para ell gobierno dc
Madriz. Las fuerzas revolucionarias
batieron las avanzadas del gobier.
no en- Acoyapa ciudad ribereila de-
gran lago, despues de un sangrien-
to combate. A Libertad, pueblo We
tcino de Acoyapa van llegando fuer.
zas del gobierno que Sc dirigen:
Acoyapa. Esperase muy pronto una
batalla decisiva en- este ultimo pun
to-. Ell general Estrada manda en-
persona las fuerzas rebeldes.
New York, enero l2.-Un despa-
cho de Madrid informa que ell 60
bierno espahol ha nombrado al mar
ques de Villalobar comisionado d.
plomatico en- Lisboa para ell ARE
glo de importantes asuntos entire
Espaha y ell RENO lusitano. Ell tras-
lado del diplomatico ha, sido deere
tado hoy.
New York, enero l2.-En ell de-
partamento de Washington Sc ha
recibido Ia respuesta a la nota tras-
mitida a los poderes por la secre-
taria de Estado referente a la neu-
tralizacion de Manchurria. Las po-
tencias'a a quienes Sc ha dirigido la
nota han contestado aprobando el
prop6sito de los Estados Unidos.
En- este documento queda expresa
do el ibre comercio Il open door pa
ra todas las naciones. Esta noticia
ha causado vivisfma impression ell
ell gabinete de Toxic que Sc muestra
tenazmente opuesto a tai pretension
cuyo prop6sito vendrfa a menosca-
bar su esfera de inAuencia en- Otien-
te. El gebierno del Mikado guarda
la mas absolute reserva acerca del
particular.
New York, enero 12.-Los 60
biernos de Lima y Rio Jeneiro han
puesto hoy la firma al tratado sobre
delimitaci6n de fronteras concerta-
do entire ambos poderes. Por este
tratado quedan precisadas de mo-
do claro los lfmites fronterizos en- ell
rio Yavari y la zona en- ell distrito de
Tabatinga y Loreto.
New York, enero En- los cir
culos 6nancieros de Washington
reina indescriptible panico con mo-
two de una probable guerra de tari-
fas con Alemania. Los gobiernos de
Washington y Berlin Sc esfuerzan
por llegar I'm arreglo amistoso que
aleje toda probabilidad de una que
rra tarifaria que seria de desastro-
sas resultados para ambas naciones.
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Va|oTacion de pIopiedades.

yarios proyectOs de ley fueron
presentad0s 4 la consideration de
los delegados aver. Cast tOdos esos
proyectOs son conocidos. Fueron
aquellos que reclamados por la OPT
ni6n ptblica Sc ofrecierOn i la legis-
latura en- ell periOdo de seslones an
.erior, v que nsufragaron en- los agi-
Iados mares legislativOs de mario
No hubo iusta raz6n, de parte del
,onsejo, para rechazar prcyectos
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Hay ogrieuItores que necesitan
nsayordonSos" Y hay "mayordomos'
que necesitdn co!ocGci6n- Esas dos
ospirociOnes sc encuentrdn con diff
enltod y retardo. dns6ds coincidndn
rdpidaHents 81 los deseos de nsayordo
mos y agrieulsores ss onuneion en-
La Corespondeneia". Hay en- e.
ts dioyiO Especial y n6dieo iorVa al
sfcto.
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DR.. ]. E. Salda1a.-Medico Ci-
rujano Ofrece sus servicios al pl-
hlfco. Consultas de II a 2 p. m.
Fortaleza SO. Telefono No. 251.
San Juan. Entrada del consulto-
rio frente al teatro.
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D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN.

Aboeados y Notarios, Ricardo
La Costa y Frank Antonsanti.-Ofi-
cinas, San Francisco 43. Principal.
Telefono IA. P. 0. Box 344 y lila.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Farmacia Colon. Antique esta-
blecimientc. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizadcs. Plaza principal. San
Juan.
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Dr.. Tomas VasQuez las facul.
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afscciones
de la piel y sifilfticas. ConsuIta de
"a 5 p. m. Plaza de Colon u, altos
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DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.-Me-
dico cirujano. Consultas de l q 8 p.
m. Consultas y operaciones en- la
isla. San Juan. Telefono 234.
Gale del Cristo 5.
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Sastrerla. De Antonio Figueroa
Habil tijera de 10 amos de practica
Telas. Especialidad en- trabajos mill
tares, smokings fracs. Fortaleza 81.
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Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n Gan
dfa C6rdova, Tetuan So, ciudad 8
Parada II Santurce Miramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico,
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Lecciones de piano. La seho-
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar clases en-
su casa 8 a domiciio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
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NueStros cOmpeti.
dOreS Sc aSuStan.

Al yer las grandes facilidades que
damos a todos los que necesitan ca
mas, colchoncs, fon6grafos, ropero
consolas, cajas registratorias, caias
para caudales, maquinas para escri-
bir, telas de todas classes, pianos, e..
nuestros competidorcs Sc asustan
con FL cielo v FL inferno.
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"Unidos en- lazo estrecho
Brindad de distintos modos.
ESQ ST. llevando todos
A Cuba dentro del pecho."
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Wed! La espuma Sc derrama
Y va entramos en- calor.
Alzad la copa en- honor
De nuestra primera dana.
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herrero HnoS. 8. en- C.-lmporta.
dores y exportadores. Direction te-
legraflca-"HerrerO" San Juan.
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En- la cena de noche
- = X
buena, el presidente
de Cuba dijo versos
de Lola y de Patria.
Lola llama a su patria mi
viejo y dulce hogar."
Patria improvis6 una quintilla
Suaye Y delicada.

A la cena de noche buena, ell pre-
sidente de Cuba invite a nuestros
selectas compatriotas, sehoras Lola
Rodriguez de Ti6 y Patria Ti6 de
Sanchez Fuentes.
< la bora de los brindis, Lola i'm
proviso los siguientes versos:
"Brindo con la copa LENA
del espumoso champaha
Por todo ell que me acompana
A pasar La Noche Buena."
"Brindo por yer 81 consigo
Que despierte ell ideal
Y la gente liberal
Sc regociie conmigo."
"Unidos en- lazo estrecho
Brindad de distintos modos.
ESQ ST. :. .llevando todos
A Cuba dentro del pecho."
Wed! La espuma Sc derrama
Y va entramos en- calor.
Alzad la copa en- honor
De nuestra primera dana.
"iQuien no tendra alguna pena
81 Sc pone a recodar?
Pero reir y gozar,
Que esta noche es Noche Buena.
Brindo por ell presidente,
Porque unidos como hermanos,
Brinden todos los cubanos
Por la patria independents.
Y. .. .pido un brindis tambien,
iQuien me 10 podra negar?
Por mi VETO y dulce hogar,
Por mi amada Borinquen."
La senora Patria TIC pronuncio
tambien el siguiente:
Voy a brindar con cafe,
Que es ell cubano licor.
Aunque improvisar no Sc,
Para vosotros tendre
Siempre una nota de amor.
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LA TIENDITA.-De DE Jo
seta Echevarria, Plaza Baldorioty
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Por cada 10
centavos que Sc gasten hasta Ell 9 de
Enero 1910 Sc regalara una papeleta
de dos mu1iecas, una en- traje de Me
rry Widow" y otra en- traje de salon.
Hay juguetes, efectos religiosos y arti:
culos de novedad para 'enoras.
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SehOra Winslow. ....Jarabe cal
mante. Remedio para nihos en- la
dentici6n.
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Habita clones abuenas para hom

Habita clones abuenas para hom-
bres solos y para familias, SO al
quilan con 8 sin comida en- Forta-
leza II altos. San Juan.
Manuel Travieso. Pharmaceutical.
Con is amos de experiencia profe-
slonal, ofrece 4 usted sus servicios
en- su bien surtida oficina de farma-
cla. San Jose, numero l24, "cerca
del correo. '-Esmero en- ell despa-
cho de RECETAs
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kelojeS Keystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co.. Philadel.
phia. Pa.
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GpSulaS de Aceite de Haarlem.
Curan enfermedades de Ia vejiga- Ho-
lland' Medicine Co.. Scraton, Pa.
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"Brindo por yer 81 consigo
Que despierte ell ideal
Y Ia gente liberal
Sc regociie conmigo."
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Vino de Morrhralta de Ulrici. Gu.
ra las Was respiratorias DR.. Ulrice,
New York.
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CASAS ' ART|CULOS

DR.. Williams.-Pfldoras contra
Ia anemia. Schenectady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-12
HOW ''HI" COLE WAS DISCOVERED

Eddie Herr has told how he dis covered Hi Cole. the former Southern Michigander playing with the Chicago Cubs. "Hi'' has been guilty of many great things since joining big league company. including a no-hit contest against St. Louis a short time ago. Herr says:
 "I was in St. Louis two years ago watching the Bloomer Girls of Bos- ton playing a team on which Cole was pitching. He looked awfully good to me, so after the game went up to him and asked him if he would like to play professional ball."
 Hi came back with Where do you want me to play2'
 Up in the Southern Michigan Lea gue," I told him, and I offered to give him $100 a month to start on.
 Well. you ought to have seen his big blue eyes stick out. guess he'd never heard of playing for that amount of money before. He agreed right away. and, of course everybody knows how he looked with Bay City last year.
 "The day I saw him in St. Louis he had an awfud crop of whisker. and his clothes looked like hand-me- downs that Noah might have worn during the flood days"