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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
SWitzerland'S Wood Carving
Industry.

Wood carving. for centuries an inn
poftant national industry IN SWitzer-
land, has suffered a crisis during the
past year which threatens to affect
the business permanently following
upon practically d monopoly and q
long period Of prosperity. These
carvings have been especially popular
with tourists. hundreds Of thousands
Of whom visit switzerland every year.
and "A large export business has been
established with other countries, in
Guiding the United states. This is
especially true as to church emblems
and articles representing historic
scenes and events, as.
An important swiss wood carving
center is at Einsiedcln, a historic VIII
lase in the mountains in the canton
OF SchNyz. where there is a celebrated
pilgrimage, "a wealthy Benedictine
monastry, and a splendid church The
industry centcre in the Bernse Dber-
occupation. The church emblems of
Einsideln, the bears of Berne, the
lion OF Luccrnc, the St. Bernard dogs.
COWS and the quaint Swiss chalets are
all reproduced in wood and sold ar
the curio shops These objects have
found their way into practically all
Continental towns, and Swiss wood
carvings are almost as wcll known in
other European countries as az
home.
Various circumstances have contrib
uted to the present crisis, amonr
which Is the increased cost of raw
material. much of which is imported,
making IL necessary To advance SELL
ing prices without increasing real VAL
neg. This has invited competition from
other countries. especially Austria and
Germany. Furthermore. Austria re-.
Gently placed "a heavy import duty on
souvenirs. under which wood carvings.
are classified. and in France they must
be stamped imported" which, 81 is
alleged has affected the sale TO such
an extent that the imports from SWi-
zerland have been greatly reduced.
The passing Of the Swiss wood cary
ing industry Is further evidence that
industrial progress is gradually elm
from the commercial world ru-
raj Industries built up and maintained
where wages arc small and the cx-
pcnse of liNiue low. Modern maclin-
cry and methods. increasing eompc-
and tho in~cXorablc laws OF trade
are drivinr out primitive concerns.
or forcing them into combinations.
This Is cause for regret. as many of
thf people living iu b Bernese OBJ
eriand have for generations depended
upon wood carving tor m~alntenanc'
rhcy have acquired great skin In tnis.
and. being SLOW o. accept innovations, !
"a viii he dinirult for them 20 adopt /
new methods Consular Report '
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
RACING RESULTS
Al EIncrXNiIIe.

Oakland, cal, March 9-Favorites
Jared poorly at E~meryyille today. but
most OF the winners were well sup
ported. one of the hess finishes came
in the fifth, when, thanks to a Vigor-
Gus ride by Nosperin tne final SIX
tecnth Hush Money got up in time
to beat Miss Picnic.
The feature was taken by B%alronia,
Redwood, favorite fer the first rate,
ran away two miles, and the field was
sent away without him.
First race, six furlongs, selling
Galvanic, won; Charles Green, second;
Pickaway. third. Fine, 1.l5.
Second race. six %furlongs, selling
Ellerd. won; Phillistina, second; NO
Quarter, third. Time, 1;14 1-5.
Third race. three and one-haIf fur
longs. purse-Piscavi. won; Indora,
second; Rayels. third. Time. l.10 10.
Fosrth rae, ~futurity course, selling
-Balronia. won; Coppertown, second
DR.. Doughcrty, third. Time, FLO 4-5.
Fifth race, selling, mile-Hush
Money, won; Miss Picnic. second;
Chantilly, third. Time, Lac.
Sixth race, five and n half fur
longs. purse-Salatticum, won; Lady
Elizabeth. second; Pride Of Lismore,
third. Time, 1907 1-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
SPORTS PROMOTERS
PLEAD GUILTY
Of SW|NDLING
Band of Conspirators on Trial.
at Council Bluffs Throw
Themselves on Mercy of
Federal Court,

| IBy Morning journal Ssss,.s rsss.a Nirel
Council Bluffs, Iowa, March g.
Pleading guilty 10 a charge of con-
| spiracy 10 dclraud IN connection With
the widespread swmdling operations
charged against John Q. MaybrFS and
eighty other defendants, Bert T..
shores, w S. Harris and Frank y.
Marsh late this afternoon placed
themselves on the mercy OF the tod-
eral court. Sentence was deferred.
Early in the day these three men had
been arraigned with thirteen other de-
PENDANTS and had pleaded not guilty.
Marsh said he had talked the mat
ter over with Shores and Harris ana
they had decided to plead guilty ana
take our medicine Marsh also de-
clared he would not turn government
evidence. but ii is expected Harris and
shores will do so. Marsh is m all
round athlete and has been a Wrest-
ling promoter in Seattle. shores IS
also Il Seattle MAJ ana Harris giNes
Spokane as his home Marsh II Har-
ris were charged with having steer
ed" J. G. ~KaVanaugh. now living IN
Muskogee, Okla, against q S2A,uoo
fake wrestling match. Kuvanaugh
formerly lived IN Davenport, Iowa.
Tonight there were indications that
others, including possibly Mayhray
himself. might plead guilty when
court c~onNenes tomorrow. All the de-
~fendants thus FAR arrested have been
indicted in the Iowa state courts on
several counts and with u view Of hav-
ing those indictments dismissed, 1t is
said. several, II no. I'll, the defcn-
dants, will plead guilty in the federal
c0uri.
Maybray, II IS said. has made "a
proposition 10 plea6 guilty before the
federal Judge il the lowu indictments
are QuaShed.
The county attorney declined to
accept the proposition, but has sent
for Attorney General Byers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
WESTON COVERS OVER
FORTY MILES YESTERDAY

La Junta. Cole March - Edward
PaysOn Weston, literally stole a march
on the reception committee this NOR
ming. When the local committee in an
automobile reached the city limits
they met the walker who had arisen
at 4 a. m. and walked eight miles
from Benton station 60 this city. After
a bath and a short nap he had break
fast leaving immediately thereafter
for Las Animas, arriving there at 2.43
p. m. lie will spend the night at cad
doa, thirty-four miles east of La jun
tn, making the distance covered today
fOFty-tWo miles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Richmond. Ind. March 9.-Prices
ruled higher NJ the lackev horse sales
at Cambridge cts to-day. Hawley Bay.
q pacing gelding with q trial record OF
2:0a. was sold % r.. b. RAY. Pittsbure.
for s1.l35.
Lady Keith, owned hy the Commons
stock farm. CrnterNiile. Ind. was sold
20 J. BiQckman OF Montana Tor $3.50,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
SPORTS GATHER At
COST|LLA FOR A
PRIZE FIGHT
Fans Excited in Taos Countyi
VirSyIvia Wants to Have a
New School District EStab-
liShed.
IspeeIal Professionalism % Morning 50urnall

CIfEtAaA
virsylvla. n. NJ, March "a prize
fight is being highly advertised abou.
this valley. The affair is to AXE place
on Wednesday in the upper plaza OF
Costllla. The platform has been BUN.
and already many wonld-ke sports
have arrived and many who have half
starved children at home are spend
ing freely at the saloons II betting
their last dime on the oulcolne OF IN
fight.
Az the directors Of the school at
Virsylvia "A school. for which a petit
ton was presented. the latter have now
another petition circulating, request
ing the establishing of another school
district. They find they have more
than the required number Of pupils.
The boundaries Of the new district, as
given in the petition, are as
follows. Northern boundary, the
the southern boundary Of the
Costilla district; eastern boun-
OF the Costila district; eastern boun
dairy. the Sangre de Cristo range of
mountains; southern, a line RUNNING
directly east ana west that viii cross
the Latir irrigating ditch at the june
ton with the present mail routes
western boundary, the Rio Grande.
The mail route from COstilla to
Questa, which for the past thirteen
wears has run over the road nearest
the Rio Grande. has now been
changed to run yer the road near
the mountain, so as to take in the
Virsylvia office. This office had a
special carrier before.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
bowling Congrcss OFFICERS.

Detroit. March N,-Jhe executive
committee OF the American Bowling
congress met today and nominated
principally an of the present officers
for all the same positions in the com
ing year. IL was decided to- increase
the number of members 10 the execu-
tive committee from fifteen to eigh-
teen. ST. Louis delegates say they viii
not bid Tor the 1911 tournament If
they cannot adhere to their plans of
opening it IN January In order to give
baseball players an opportunity to
cofnnete.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
JIM BARRY KNOCKS
OUT GUNB0AT SMITH

Oakland. Cal. March Catching
his man rebounding from The ropes
Of the ring, Jim Barry of Chicago sent
n ripping right uppercut TO Gunboat
Smiths chin in the ninth round OF
their scheduled ten round fight here
tonight and the sailor lad was Knocked
out IN his own corner. A big crowd
witnessed the contest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
Amcrican Rowing Tonrnamcnf

Delrolt- March 9--AnOther day Of
the tenth annual tournament OF the
without q change in the leaders 81
any of the three events.
". G.. Znelincr of Fond du Lac,
Wis. ana Milwaukee. was the star Of
the day IN tho individual event with
651, three pins behind the leading
Geo Of Glen Fisher OF Chicago.
Through an error ia his score. John
Kalde was credited with only G3l. but
Secretary A l.. Langtry later au-
nounccd his correct score as Sal.
This WAS tho second high score Of
the day and gave him sixth place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Tampa, Fla, March Eight Blue
was the medium Of a plunge in the
nth race today. but failed TO win
Summary:
First race. three furlonss-African
Girl. Won; Bertha D., second; u. II.
Carpenter, third. Time, 1913 rs.
Second race, five furlongs. selling
Alberta H.. won: Frank Patton. sec
ond, Bob MAY, third. Time 1905 "a.
Third race, six furlongs-Bcth
Goodwin, won; Meerman, second;
Olsenite. third. Time. 1918.
Fourth race six furlongs-Jack
Dennerlen, won; Ia Riene. second,
Elizabethan, third. Time, t.f74-.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Nattie
Bumpho, Won Light Blue, second;
Hurlock. third. Time. lis as.
sixth race, sever. furlongs, selling
-Oesa. won; Tannia, second. san
Primo, THIRD. Time. 1.32 Is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
Al jacksonville.

Jacksonville, March 0.-The tropical
selling stakes with Il money consid-
GRAFTON of $1,000 was productive OF q
spectacular contest. Summary. /.
First race, four furlongs, selling
Don't. won; S~ylvalian Dell. second.
Lydia Lee. third. Time. :49 3-5.
Second race. five and one-half fur
longs, selling Eudymion, won,
Square Deal, second: Giovanni Raggio,
third. Time, 1909 2-5.
Third race. five and one-half fur
longs. selling-Fonl heart, won; Mys-
t~iiier, second. Yama. third. Time.
sos As.
Fourth race, Tropical selling stakes,
six MISUNDERSTANDING. won; Carroll.
second: Alfred the Great. third. Time,
1914 2-5.
F1ith race. six furlongs, handicap
john Griffon, won; Jack Parker.
second; King OF Yollo. third. Time,
1:l3 10.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards,
scllihg-Ardri. won; Ethnn, second;
Osorine, third. Time, 1;45 rs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
Mornlngstar Again Defeated.

Chicago, March 9,-NVillic Hoppe
defeated Ora Morningstor tonight in
the third block of the 400 point 1871
match, 400 to III.
Hoppe made a runaway matter of
tonight's play taking but fourteen in-
nings to finish.
M-orningstar's high run was thirty
five and his average 1S6-13. Tho to-
tai score.
Hoppe, 1900; Morninggtor. S74.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
RICH STAKES FOR GRAND
CIRCUIT MEET IN DETROIT

Detroit Mich, March 9.-Four
early closing events are named on the
program for the Detroit Grand Circuit
meeting Auerst / TO s.. The Merch-
ants and Manufacturers stake of so.
600 is for 2:24 trotters; the Chamber
of Commerce So 00O stake for 2.l3
p1cers and $4,000 is given for 2,ll.
trotters. Entries close April s. The
entire purse list for the five days to-.
tai $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Dublin, Morch H"Ihe Lord Mayor
of Dublin has received q public letter
suggesting that Dublin grant to
Theodore Roosevelt the freedom OF
the city, as the letter says. che has
done moro for the Irish people and
the Catholics in America than all his
predecessors put together
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Gallons Of cough syrup are today
being poured dow nthe %cayernous
throat of the baby %rhinoccros that for
several months has been the pride OF
the Keepers up in the Bronx Park 400.
Pneumonia penetrated the thick hide
of the infant rhine n few days ago
and bred a series of sneeZes and
coughs that are causing stampede by
and beast about the curtained
cage OF the Invalid. The Zoo doctors
declare their patient will recover with
some expert careeand everyone in the
vicinity is hoping that health OF death
win soon put q stop to the ~laryngitic
roars of the young monster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
splendid Acronlane t1iabt.

Monte Carlo. March g.-M. Bougier.
the aeropianist, i'ade a splendid
flight today, reaching a height OF
500 feet. and making three great
circles over the sea and villages be-
tween Monaco aud Cane Martin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
WHITE S0X DEFEAT
SACRAMENTO TEAM

Sacramento, Cal. March 9.--Whito
Sox team No. l defeated the Sacra-
mento Coast leaguers this afternoon.
q to 8. Score;
II, II. u.
Chicago ... ...... 6 S 3
Sacramento .... ....... . 5 ,
Batteries-Smith. Olmstcad and
Bloch; Brown, Heisler and La Longe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
POLICE
STATISTICS
Degree of Protection
Afforded by Nations Largest
Cities and Its Comparative
Cost,
Morning journal Bureau.
6lS Munsey Building,
Washington, ID. C.. March i.

Interesting facts concerning the no
lice in the 1853 largest cities in thelni-
ted states, each havingNa population
Of over 80, 600 IN 1907. are cOmpre-
hcnsiNelN Assembled ia the United
states Census bureaus special annual
report on the sthtistiuS-af American
cities for that year which is now in
press.
The police protection afforded the
Inhabitants OF different citles IS indi-
Gated BY showing the number of police
per 10000 inhabitants, per t.000 acres
OF land area, and per l00 miles of inn
proved streets.
IL Is stated th0t the number OF no.
lice to each unit increases with The
size OF the city. Ia cities of over 800
coo population, the number Of police
per 10000 inhabitants was 1914 an
compared with only los in cities of
from 80, 600 To 10000 population. The
cities with The greatest protection ac-
cording "a this unit OF measure. wore
Atlantic CITY esd Washington ta3-
40. st. Louis e2S2l and Now York
(2l,5D.
The compensation of natrolmen was
much larger in the cities of over 300
GOO population than IN the smaller cit
les, The average annual pay uf pa
trolmen. in cities OF over 100000 pop
ulation. Was highest in san Francisco
tSl.i6i) and New Work. "tSl,22Sl, and
loWest IN New orleans tS7S0l and
Buffalo (S900li incitics OF from HOO
GOO TO 100000 population IL was
highest in Portland, oregon CSf.20Nl
and Newark CSt,l76), and lowest in
Grand Rapids, Michigan SC196). and
st Paul (SS5Slt in cities Of from So
600 to l00.ouO population, it was
highest in Oakland, California S(l,-
200 and Houston. Texas, tsl,l6l. and
lowest Ia Kansas Cily, Kas, StfS0l
in cities of from 10000 to 10000 pom
ulation it was highest in Butte and
Sacramento (Si, 2po), and lowest in
kalamazoo (S69gl aud Oshkosh
(S709(.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

The rate OF interest paid by cities
| ON their interest bearing debt at the
close of the fiscal year 1907. depended
largely upon geographic location, the
cities in the west and south paying on
the average a higher rate Of interest
than those in the northeastern section
Of the country, according to the cen
sus bureaus forthcoming report on
the statistics of The t5S cities in the
United States which had a population
OF over 10000 each at the time men.
toned.
Tho highest average Interest rates
Nere:
In cities Of oyer 500, 600 population,
al per cen la Chicago, Cleveland,
Milwaukee and New orleans, incities
OF from 100000 TO 100000 population
6.4 per cent ia Denver, in cities from
5O.0 600 to 100, goo population. 5.5 per
cent III Tacoma, Wash IN cities OF
from SO. 600 10 hQ.0nn population, go
per cent ia birmingham. Ala.
The corresponding lowest rates We're
3.2 per cent in Washington. 3,6 per
cent in Providence. $40 per ctnt in
Hartford, and SO per cent IN Rins-
hamton and Elmiru. New York. The
unusually low rate in Washington was
due 10 a large amount OF temporary
loans bearing only 2 per cent interest.
Tho Interest rate ON tho funded debt
on that city was SIG per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Tho wind won't let the wavelets rest
This makes them mad, no doubt,
And I am really led 10 think
That why the waters pout.
st. Louis Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Sec the Bivole sisters in singing and
fancy buck dancing at Crystal all this
week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Long Beach, Cal. March. - The
White Sox No. , team pitchers were
hammered FOR ten hits BIZ the Long
Beach team this afternoon and the
Beach players won. s TO !. This was
the first defeat the Sox have suffered
since they began doing the suburbs.
Score;
4. II u.
Long Beach ...... . 10 1
Chicago ........ 3 3
Batteries ~ Seaton aud Whaling:
Grips, Young, Han and Sullivan,
Kruger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
NEW YORK WOULD Be
STARVING IN
A WEEK
Were Outside Sources of Food
Supply Cut Off Declare The
StatistianSi Storage Room
for Food Is Scarce,

New York, March THAT starya-
tion will within a week threaten the
millions Of people on Manhattan Is
land. if floods. strikes or snow blocks
should ever cut of their outside
food supply, was announced to-day b.,
statisticiaus who have boon making a
study of The subject In this city. Au-
cording 70 the results OF this investl-
cation. New Workers can store within
the citys limits only rations enough
10 last the community Tor eight days
at most, If no further food should be
forthcominf from h farms outside
While over one billion pounds OF meat
are found to be consumed each year
by New Workers., together with a bill
iio nand a half of eggs. 74S, $4,000
quarts OF milk ana almost five mill
lion barrels Of flout, storage room Tor
wen a weeks share Of such n sigant
ic food supply is known TO be scarce
on this restricted island. With these
startling facts IN mind, the people OF
Gotham are today casting about to
learn what possible cnuse could ever
rut Off their vital connections with
the outside world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Never in The history OF this town
have the criminal courts been clogged
as hopelessly as They are today. with
a hundred ana fifty cases blocking the
calendar and a Jail fun of tho accus-
ed pleading for a hearing. While the
men OF the district attorneys new
staff are %scurrying about with some
show Of expediting the Ions and COM
plicated cases left BY their predeces-
sors to be tried. the judges sit sedateiy
and the laws delays seem to paraly2e
the whole cumbrous machinery OF
trial To be even accused of crime
is punishable by months OF lmprison-
ment in the dreary Tumbs. according
to the recent results OF this system
here, and yet no one has Vet proposed
"a WAY 10 procure relief from this I'M
Justice. More COURT must be provid-
ed for this metropolis soon, the judges
agree. or the prisons will overflow with
the victims of the present criminal
crush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
LANDLADY TELLS ABOUT 1901,
MA. Harris says TheFe Was EVER neasSu
GoF hamburger 10 lave.

MFa. Harris aayS TheFe Was Ever neasou
fog HambuFgsF 10 lave.
Miss A. Nc. Harris. lessee o. the house
at ! and West Forty-hsth street. In
uhlch Yoq Sami Ellis had hia Offices.
vent 10 the CoFOners once yesterday and
told What che knew about the shooting
~ Paul Hamburger. Tor which Samrl
ERs IL under arrest. She knew of no
reason Why Hamburger should take hls
Own life. but there vas every reason Uhy
M should want 10 live. He vas n marry
in September q young German widow Who
had three children and who had been a
very Eood friend 10 him. The latter. Miss
HarTia said. had really been sent away
from his native Germany by his parents
and vas 10 America on parole. Appar-
entity Hamburger had conducted himself
in a satisfactory manner. for he vas TO
10 back 20 Germany In the fall Il vas
then that he exDected 10 marry The
woman in the casa. Miss Harris said was
Mrs. Muenchenbnrg Of ODa West i5Tth
street. Coroner HOltzhaussr issued a sub
pQ,na for the latter to attend the inquest.
Miss HArria said that Samn Ellis came
IN her Last December 10 rent her pariOr
aoorS Once before she had rented rooms
IN claiTvOyant and the police Taided the
house. She didn't want 10 rent her par 10
l0rs 10 Fills. but be assured her that his
patrons we're wealthy people and that she
would have no trouble She let him have
the rooms. but she kept close Watch on the
yogi outfit Ellis told the truth about
his patrons, Miss Harris said. They we're
we'll dressed and usually drove up ~
motor cars Sometimes there we're a.
many AZ twenty OF thirty . day. Two
months agO. Miss Harris eaid. YOgi hllls's
wife died. She was a frail little thing.
who used 20 assist him 10 cast Horoscopes
She died ~ haaly consumption.
The only indication % possible motive
for q quarrel between the two that the
polics have come across came IN an anony-
nous letter that Detective IieFney said
had bean sent 20 Magistrate House This
letter said that the yoG's customers were
mostly EnRiishmen and that Hamburger
knew THINGS about many OF them which
n told would send them all 'up the
river
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisksy

Many men and women who have passed
the fourscOre mark tell the same story as
NJ Collier about what Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey has done toward renewing their
youth and keeping them vigoFoss, hale
and hearty and In possession Of all their
faculties. As a leading doctor says. the
secret OF the whole thing Is that Dudys
Pure Malt whiskey. Il taken as prescribed.
assists IN driving out all disease germs.
inyigoratcs the brain, enTiches the blood.
auickens the circulation. brings feftiui
sleep and prevents decay and old age.
CAUTION. When ysg ash yeur eFuNN,e,.
ErnreE % dealer for Dumy's Pure Mate Nhl4~
key be- sure yea got tire 4enning. u - ~ a4b4-
lutrlv pare medsrinal malt Whlskag and %
soia IN SEALED MOEft.RA Nsl-aqIar
~ bulk. Lauk Tor tire tradesnAIk ne ~g.a
Chemist" on the label, and make aMLa W.
zeal over the cork n unhrpknl. FftrH 4hstN
a iar4e bottle. write Medtral nenNft.aat4t
The DuNy MATT Whlskey Co., esehes,ss. y. =
Ter Illustrated medical booklet ana oucttf'a
adtirr. beth cert ffee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

force that ~ Obtained possession OF this
continent. that spain and Portugal Overran
Central and south America and that AfrioA
n At this mOmont beng redeemed from
the rule Of savuRss BY the Powers Of Europa.
Such Conqnesis contribute vastly 20 the
general welfare Of MANKIND.
In this new Geld Of international Nilga-
iiOn which i nov Opening u IL more than
probable that the graduates VI this school
will b. called upon 10 take part Many
Of my personal friends have already done
80 schools " international law and diplo-
macy are being founded for instruction
In Tits branch 81 iuFtsprdsnce u IA q
field which commands the Ansst lega !
talent IN the world