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New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
RATURE.

THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE. Edited by A ". Ward,
Lift. D, F. B. A, Master Of Peterhouse
and \. r. Waller NJ. A. Peterhouse- Vol
uue V. The Drama TO 1912. Part One.
Volume VI The Drama TO 1912 Part Two.
svo. pp- X. 55s; vii. 593- &C. Z. Putnam $
Sons,)
THE FRENCH RENAISSANCE IN ENGLAND
An Account OF the Literary Relations cf
England and France in the Sixteenth Cen
tury- BY Sidney Lee. svo. DID, XIV 4R4
Charles Scrtbner's Sous.)
What English literature thought and
scholarship OF the Tudor epoch owes 10 the
French Renaissance, and the French in
huence on Elizabethan prose, lyric and
drama
ON LIFE AND LETTERS. By Anatole France
translation. By a W Evans First
series. Svo, pp. xvi, 31S. CThe John Lane
Company
Issued in The Works OF Anatole France
IN an English Translation - the series being
edited by Fpederic Chapman.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
RELIGIOUS.

,,1rv RELIGION OF ISRAEL. BY Alfred
oisv- Professor Of the History OF Religions
a. the College de France. TransIats9 oy
Arthur Cation i2nac, ? LxKvi. 2S8. (0- Z.
PIrtnarn's Sons.)
A history of its origin. growth and csve.-
oprnant ending with a chapter on Msssno-
80 into which the Jswiah history OF ne
Gsit world cfsappeArec and cut az which re
Ch-sttanlty OF the New World has srnsrgso
EARI.Y STEPS IN THE FOLD Instructions
80 converts and EnQutrers. By Z. 81. Do
Znlueta :. J. Emo pp. 421. P. j. Ken
edy s. Sons.1
chapters on Catholic duties Ia general. ths
-As.rz5ances OF fast and abstinence. the siS-
Taulents. etc. and details or Catholic HE
u,cYPT AND ISRAEL By Willis Brewer Il
Iustrated. Svo pp. S4s- Cedar hapic.' Tns
Torch PresE-)
An inquiry into the influence OF the more
ancient people upon Hebrew history and the
Tevyt.h religion. and some investigation into
Sbs Sacts and statements made to Jesus
or Nazareth
~ WITH rxIE GOOD RIIE4ktERp, m
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
POLITICAL.

THE HIGH COURT OF PARILA.MMENr We ~ -
1-G SUPREMACY. Al Historical Essay %
tbe Boundaries Between Legislation ana Ae-
Indication in England BY Charles 1oWaLo
STCTI1-aiu svo pp xxi sos. (New HaVeni
The Yale University Press
An explanation Of the present Day a ar1I1os nns
OF the courts OF law toward legislation HlO1s
sspectAlly in this country
CoNr7E0N SENSE IN POLITICS. By Job z.
T.6g-. i2rnc. pp. 253 Norat. YARD g
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
PSYCHOLOGY.

pRocEEpNGs OF THE ARIsTorELIAN s.
CIFYTY New Series. Vol. X. Containins
me Papers Read Before the society Duflns
tbs Thirry-hrst Session. 1GOS-19lO- eVo' pP
400 London Williams Norgate)
some OF the papers are ''on Sensation and
Images The SubJect-Natter OF Psycnoi-
90 'rKants Account OF CaUs1tion ar
"Are Secondary Qualities In4epsatent OF
par~eptfon -
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
The ''short-ltved WORK of Master Boe-
we'll.

The longest papyrus IN the world Is
the Harris papyTus,' which IS IN the
British Museum. which is 135 feet n
length and which contains the history
Of the reign OF Rameses ID. The neu
longest IN existence Is the Greenfield
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

The Boston Globe says Neither are
the virtues and merits Of Hamilton ex-
sggerated, nor are his faults concealed.
Al the circumstance Of the tragic duel
with Burr which ended HamiltOn's life
are set forth very fully and impzrtlzlly,
and Dr. Hamilton shows 10 disposition
70 place al the blame On Burr"
The Ithaca Journal says The work
wlChal gives Z notion OF the life social
and political n this country, but par
tlcularly II New York, which has hard
y ever been equaiied II intimacy and
accuracy"
Wtth tlgLstTotIons and fac-simfIes
eUo SO 50 net. postage ertTa.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

The experiences Of a hu1cer and 1arural-s-
n Pa-azouta and British North A-1erlca.
VVfrr about one hundred ILLUSTRATIONS SIX o
ther IN color.
THE BOOK OF FOOTBALL By Walcsr Camp
CO-pa1y)
The story oc the dsvslopn1ent q the game
from the earliest times. and W1ar the pres
.-- rufss accouDIish This IS the drsr of .
series or books on American sports
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

a series Of 6acsinliIes of the great MSS
- old English literature VIII be issued
4v the Early English Text Society as
memorial TO the late Dr. FurnivaIL Dr-
c+crIsncz has been appointed director OF
the society
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

Va ind n the London Outlook the
-ep-,u, OF q letter IN which Mrs Mon
-ae1,. the Queen Of the Bluestock1ngs'
cave 10 Mrs. Piozzi her opinion OF the
then Just published Life OF Johnson by
Roswell. She is hard OF Bo=zy;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-11
" burning and Other Sports the Saoans Perform them
- - ~


Just as my "Il--eFed' touzie-headed
Gilbert Island coos ''ooSn' ine my
ary coffee anu S""SP snip biscuit
Toriaand NalIele-''F'' Il SKI nned oro'h-
= and s'ster-PeePe1 III through the
rindow, and IN tHeF curious bastard
Samoan said twas a glorious morn TO
tshaheke'
Now I had learned 70 tahaheke (use
srrf-board). having been instructed
,ssrein hv the youths and maidens Of
No village individually and collective
And when Won have once learned
.,rfswlmming the game takes posses
a,n If your iuuermo~t soul like unto
u.Frc and Golf. - I said I would
anna and instantly my Young friends
,.r7s5 me a surfing costume. a highly
.-7s.orors looking girI.e of thin strip
..,rs of the leaf of III" pandanus palm.
4 -s:sT bIushinglv declined preferrjng a
1 .,nert Of my own dc~ign-a par of
,.rcarea nants raced from the knees
-, Then. bidding me hurry up and
- +bp swimming party on the beach,
7.ria and his sister ran back to the
-nags 70 attend early morning service.
which the wooden cylinder that did
;,+- for . church bell was already sum
u.nirg the people.
Nav in some of the Pacific Islands
--f.sriimnrinc is one of the Forbidden
.,;rrs for many Of the native teachers
LA .bn snort 10 SAVIOUR Of the DO u}i-
!. tho beatben davs-and the young
IN. oar only indulge in the innocent
| E.,,ion away from the watchfuI eve
.n. 1o.a1 rbadhand and his alert
,iaors the village police. among
-.,m 81 fines are divided. But in this
.,.+,,rlor LITTLE island we had for our
l.. missionary vonno staIwart
snoor who did not forbid his flock
:, 3,nce or sjng nor prohibit the Young
4rls from wearing flowers N their dark
i.ks And no himself was a MIGHTY
sherman and = GREAT diver and swim
ona s,,ol,o5 his nina an1 Ianrbod
nj sano with tho naon1a ont of the
.irpss Of his heart when they were
psrv and praved for and consoIea
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08
Mrs. Jeffries Has Mysteries
CIRCUS TENT WRECKED;
STORMS HEAVY DAMAGE

st. Paul, MINI, July Ga special
from WATERFOWL, s. D., says; "onc is
dead and a score injured, the main tept
Of n big curcus in ruins and two horses
killed as result of a cyclonic storm here
last night. The dead man was a cir.
Gus employee ana the injured are per.
formers"
Western Minnesota and eastern South
Dakota were vi,j.ed last evening by a
severe electrical storms that did great
damage to cities and farming communi.
ties and may have caused a heavy loss
of life. The storm apparently followed
a well defined path between Benson and
Madison, MINI, and extended as far
west as WATERFOWL, s. d. Reports from
Breckenridge, MINI, Grand Forks, n. D,
Sioux Falls, and Brookings, :. D., tell
of bad storms and much damage, but
telegraph service is Frustrated and de.
tails are lacking.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08

the gong struck.
Corbett walked TO the end Of the
ring and looked at Johnson. The negro
was smiling and breathing easy.
''It's got a long time to go," he said
to the sporting men who had their
money on seven rounds ending the fight.
The fighting in the seventh was some.
what faster, but mt no time did Jeffries
live up TO expectation.
Corbett and Johnson's Exchanges
"Did you see that one, Jimmyi" ask.
ed johnson of Corbett as he leaned over
Jeffries' shoulder and grinned in the
eighth. johnson s blows became quick.
err and harder during this round, but
.Jeffries was not badly hurt, only firing
harder and faster than the spectators
realized.
"Stand up and fight you coward -
yelled Corbett AS johnson tucked away
a body blow in the ninth.
''Just watt said johnson.
watch him, get him" yelled Delan.
ey as johnson met Jefries' slow advance
in the 18th.
~ will" said johnson, smiling. He
waited and drew back and hooked JET.
fries hard in the face,
How do you like 'em, JIM" John.
son asked in the l4th of the sober and
silent Jeffries. To the end Of the round
he continued to give more Of them.
MRS. Jeffries Has Mysteries
Mrs. .Jeffries had Mysteries when the
word was flashed to her that her big
husband had been whipped. She sat in
a room OF the local newspaper Office
and received the bulletins from the
ringside and when the end had COM
she cried and wept frantically. In q
little while, however, she quoted down
and had regained her eomposure by the
time she had reached the camp.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08
CIMARRON HAS
BIG CELEBRATION
Continued from FIRST page)

it is putting it very mildly to say that
everybody was surprised to see such a
magnificent display in a city no larger
than Cimarron. While the fireworks
were being set OF the Ration band gave
a fine concert on the street.
At y o'clock one Of the special fea'
lures of the day, a boxing contest of 10
rounds between Kid Texas and Mike
Maloney of Denver was pulled OF. There
we're two preliminaries which were On.
ioyed. When Kid Texas and Msloney
entered the ring, nobody would no
longer doubt the fact that the city Of
Cimarron has more genuine sports TO
the square inch than any city on the
American soil, Rene not excepted. The
two men were NO evenly matched that
from the start the honors were even.
They are game and they gave one of
the finest exhibitions of the hstic art
ever pulled OF in the new state. At
the close of the fifteenth round the ret
cree announced the bout a draw and
every man in the building gave a yell.
Ii there are any light weights in he
Southwest who think thst either Texas
or Maloney won fight, they will be
much surprised IL they meet them in the
arena.
While the contest was being pulled
off in the lower story Of the Athletic
Hall, strains OF music could be heard
coming from the second story, where an
= American" dance was being enjoyed
by the ladies and their beaux. The
swish of dancers feet and the sound OF
the orchestra could he heard until about
$3.50 A. NJ, when the music ceased
the lights were turned out and the
Fourth of July, 1910 at Cimarron went
into history.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08
SUES HIS WIFE IN RHYME
Divorce Seekers Poetic Petition Re
cites Mental Woe

Spokane, Wash, July &c. II. Forth,
plaintiff in n suit for divorce from Della
Forth, tells his trouble in this unique
petition filed in the superior court:
1.-THE defendant tolls not. neither does
she spin,
In her leisure hours other hearts doth
she win;
Against the wish and without a hus-
band's consent,
Neither time or affection on him has
she spent,
Till patience no longer such conduct
can endure,
And a wronged spouse now Il divorce
would procure"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08
MORENO VALLEY
IN NEW MEXICO

The Moreno Valley in Colfax 4
, County has an average rainfall 4
, Of thirty inches. The soil IL
b very rich. Potatoes, Cabbage,
, Barley, Oats, Rye and vegetables
, grow to perfection, The valley
, is two miles wide and five miles 1
, long. There is an abundance
, Of timber at the foot of the 1
b mountain which runs down TO
, the level land. This land has 1
, been farmed in Il small way for
B years. IL was recently purchas.
, ed from the original owners and
3 is now being offered in small
3 tracts TO suit the purchased. A
b few acres Of this rich land I
= will produce n good living for a 1
, family. The present owners I
D are anxious to secur "a class Of I
D buyers who "A Don become in. I
y dependent. They are giving mt
v HHN'tHt tCfmH AudN VIII tuhDit
= those who have a small capital
= TO purchase what land they want
= by paying a small amount down
y and giving long time on the bal
y Rnee. The nan who now secures
= 20, 30, or 40 acres Of this land
= will in a few years he independ.
= emit. The price at which they are
y now selling the land ma kes II
D possible for the purchaser TO
. make a good living. pay for
= his land when II becomes Cue,
. and save a nice bank account be.
y sides. After the first thousand
= acres are sold, the price will he
= advanced. Parties desiring in
. formation as to land, price,
q terms, etc, can receive sar:s by
. writing to the News.
y This is a snap for investors
y who are able to buy the land
= now, and hold II for a few
= years.
n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08

Something new every day ct spsn-
cora sSsS
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08

A pleased palate lean . regular
customer Try ~spencer'a 8-i-tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08
UkM[R0Fl PUNISHMENT ADMIN.
ISTERFD By JOHNSON TO J[FFRIES
Continued from Page Three }

Continued from Page Three
The blow which swelled the lids until
sight was all but gone, landed in the
second round.
JEFF Couldn't See
IN was not big enough to cut said
the trainer, "but Jeffries told me when
! began rubbing with il and working
with II, that he could see double as he
looked around. lie could not soc a blow
coming from that side. johnson ham
mered him with left almost at will and
.%Ieffries could not block them. He did
not see them. There are four Jumps
along his right jaw bone where John
son s fists landed. Those were the blows
that beat him."
Jeffries was invisible to all corners
throughout the evening. He ordered
that his friends be supplied with cham.
payne but did not leave the house him.
self.
There has been no change in Jeffries
plans. He purposes to return to his
home In southern California at once.
sidelights on the Fight
At the beginning Of the fourth round,
Richard became Disguised with the way
things were going and when Corbett
told Jerffies to take 1t easy as he start
ed for the center Of the ring, the referee
said:
"Quit this motion work; get busy
boys"
Johnson kept up n Are Of jokes, some.
times with .Jeffries, often with Corbet,
and again with sporting writers.
"Hem kiln you jack yelled a sport
ing man, who had bet 10000 on JEFF
fries.
That's what they all say" r~etorted
Johnson and for answer he shot a snap,
py left 10 Jeffries face and they cam
10 a clinch. In this round Jeffries land
ed the only blow that came near hurt
ing Johnson. II was a body blow thai
made the black vince.
II vas the only round in which JEFF
fries had an advantage and at the
opening of the fifth johnson came up a,
good as new.
Neither man was badly hurt.
"That left was a joke. You big stiff
] always knew you were a fakir.'
shouted Ccrbett az Johnson stung JEFF
fries in the face. Jeffries brought
cheers at this point by a left TO tn,
head but q clinch and the gong save,
further damage.
The tide OF battle from this time oil
flowed into the Johnson corner and De
laney was hopping in glee.
"Go In and finish him." was the ad
vice whispered to johnson.
"It's all over for You jim" sal,
Johnson az he came mp. Jeffries laugh
ed and showed his gum. In this roun,
Jeffries eye was closed and he starte,
in 10 take a severe lacing in order Il
land the stomach blow which he and hi
hackers depended upon. Jeffries misse,
a right and took a left and n right /
the head. His nose was bleeding whe
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08

The Belmore Lumber Company has
just unloaded a car Of sewer thing.
When in need Of II give us a chance
to make you prices. soft
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08

The blow which swelled the lids until
sight was all but gone, landed in the
second round.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08

Heinz Preserves, Catsup, Baked
Beans and Pickles for sale by whitmors
q Go.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-08
NOTICE
NOTICE

All parties knowing themselves In.
debted to me will please call and set
tie at once and oblige. I have obliga
tions TO meet and need the money. You
will please see ms at your searliest con
venience,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-14
Yrimi3ificr su Y~eterSbnrs, Soma.

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biz Dor Gur5sm Icftor bes Seminars
lpar.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-14
Ecu!idcr Tbcnb i'm ct. SpiepJ'S
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-14
0ute 0eleseabeit, cine id6ns
Tarm Bon 10 Mder nabe
Der staot 9ubaaue
III fanfen.

Die 5artn beitebt ans 100 Alder
unb tit nabe BET Der GtaSt Sn6uane
sclcsen. 80 Mfer fInuen inter benz
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-14
Sic 9rimGr.udblen in Soma.

......
Sa5 @olf bat .gciprofen; bas grz
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Carroll, ein Stanbpatter, nit 5000
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rod mdbrcnb aht fortlhrittlihe Con
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lar0tcn. Fourteen mir orei StanoS
pattero bieicn GprSug beoniprllden.
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Sniuracnt 0nrit ,9~e9euiiber. Canals
crSiclt Carroll cine Wcbrheit bon
$4,000 Stirinen. .hiesmal belize lie
i'd auf elm 3ctntcl baponl
Gin anberer .c~ritdunlidler 1lfnz
ihpung poli5og iid im T.. GOuarebs
Siitrift. Sort riplirbe Dor 5ipei Sab
rem Der National Ibgcorbucte !Sll
nit 40 Stimmeu Wcbrbcit upnlinirt,
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300 Stimmcn bradltc 3routp lets
nem @csner cine pernihtenSc HieSers
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Rcpublitaner - 1. 9iitrift, 6. u.
Scnncbp, stanbpatter; 2. 3iitrift.
Charles Wrilf. Sortidritilcr; 3. Sis
itriit, &. e. Yideti. Sorti6r.; 4. Ste
thrift, Gilbert u. Sougcn. Suriifr.
5. Siitritt, Gas. w. @oob. Sortihr.
8. Siitrift. y. g.. &cnbea, Sortifr,
7. Siitrift, $. %. Conner, Stdnop..
8. Sinrift, @altcr g.. Smith, Stanb.
patter; 10. Siitrift. Srauf q. Woops,
Sortidr.; II. Siitrift, e. s.. Subs
barb. Sortihrittlcr.
Sic beibcn nit fettem Srnf anges
0cbcncn Ganoibaten iparen bon Den
3ruarciiipcn inter Infiibrung bon
equator Gummius mn Solipcr be-
ipnbcrs beftig betdmpit ipprbcn.
Scmofrdten - l.. 9iitrift. i. u,
z. Ioanrh; 2, !. g. Pepper; 3,
Sobu Scnniion; A.. >. >. Nanrpbn
B., e.. 6. Subcr; g., Gan. 0arulton
l., Clint 8. Yrice; s., s. 8. stuart
o., 8. g. G~lepclaue; TO-, fcin Cans
biba.; H., fem Ganbibai.
IlS ocmofratiiher @%oupernenrss
Ganbibnt iicgte 9lallbe Yortcr bon
Gentcrpilc.
Sas hcn,ofratiiGe Gointps 5idei
seist fas iolSrnbe Grgebnib: equator.
y. 4. Sdrup; Heprdicntant, W: 8.
RcGuauual; Icprdicntaut. Simon
NiQer; @ubitnr. 5beo. Sharle;
5dasmeiiter. Spiepb u. Yalen; Glerf.
6. 8. S~arrin9ton; Sbcriif. 5. :.
Dunn; He:orber, Sam Slpiit; :@ns
malt. q. 5. Helion; SuperintenSept,
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