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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
FOOTBALL RESULTS

ST. Louis university. is prurF e'l-
iege. g.
washington university. Shnrt-
leff. IL.
Illinois. -. Drake. o.
Cornell. ~ Oberlin. %.
Tniversits ~ Vermont. o. initei
Slty of Maine. "
Amherst. = Wesleyan. o..
Triuity. rs Amherst. e.
New Hampshire state O B"Nd"ih.
~.
Creighton university. p South ~"
kota School of mines. 70.
Wisconsin. Lawrence :
Kansas university. - So Mary do
Brown. % t~uieeite. e.
Harvard. 4t Williams o.
vale. ~. uolycruss o.
Princeton. ~ New York uhltclsll.
Na,1. %. Eutsers- %
Michigan. 3 Ease q.
W.st point. IS. TUFTS
Western Reserve. p ONTO Nt-s's
Marquette unisersits. A'n'
mouth. e. Il
-pannsvharfa. ss. West Nirsinia 2
fndfana. 8 chicago. o.
--4rsep-s. - Rochester. ="
<.rthmDsttrH- fe foNe
minnesota. ~ Amles 81
Kautucks state me"rsitf it tht'
erstts il North caroline f..
Denver rnit reitH. if tnifei
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Harvard. ~: Williams. o.

Cambridge, Mass, oct S-liaF N"t'
crushed WiHiam4 at new football tu-
dav. II Ia o.. Tho visitors never eann.
within Forty yards of the crimson E"''
line.
The first touchdown came five MN
utes after the start When Harvard ca
ried the ban to the center of me il.il
ON "A forward pass mud then to th'
goal line la seven more scrimnts'
Lewis pretty drop Kick rom the -''
rard line next Melted three points
while the SECOND touchdown was th'
result or Gruustein's run round w
liams right and for 30 yards lh iii
second half % Williams punt "'
blocked. which gave Harvard htr lNi'o
and last touchdown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Brilliant pttchius ie Ahles fnnd
eauailv brilliant hittine 10y Corh1n.
were the two biggest factors Ia p
AlbnqnorQur-Santa ~ game in which
the locals won. . to g.. But for biS
AhI and "Bimerr. Niltluueraut
might hae, been iu e very bad N',
md Trinidad would have htd q dth-
Serious competitor for the first
Eut both AbIes aud Corhan were on
The iob every minute The game WAS
perhaps ths most exciting ~ the tour
lament Trinidad players twelve deep
were behind the austrter etreteh fence.
EVERY one ef them. with crossed
fingers. hoping and wishing thst NJ
b-upueruuc would win. which w"u
cinch first mon,y Tor Trinidad
With Harris of Denver Western
loa4u.. in the hoN ior santa p, Aleu
uu-ruur got started fH the titth- S.-
1=r walked aud johnson singled Able-
sacrificed cnrhan injected ginger
into the situation aI around Dig scAT-
tng Sll.lnar aud johnson with d sin-le
70 left.
In the sxth Albuquerque eathrrea
amutler ran wheu Donovan singled
and went ta second on % sacrifice Us
Weeks Dummy scored Wheu Hnfr-
cropped frt htl at first johnson gn'
au hast iu the seventh when Tex Jone-
ttaetei fht ball. ruine o. second "n tlf
t johnson went T. third Wh-i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
ncn,er u: MNomIng. B.

nnnynr Oet. S.-DenNcf UUIVtfsItN
,lafcnted the University of WNolntt,
II to 3 today in a game II which thu
feature was a touchdown made hN
Left Tackle Bailey Of Denver. Wh2
caught the hall on penyer's twentz3
ffye ward line. ou a fumbled forward
MSS IN Wyoming and ran the leuSlh
Of q broken field with IL W|om nj
made her score On a dtifleult =
from field mode Qaarterbaek BHs-
CESS. from the thirsN-three yard IN.
Denver lost 4 total Of 90 Nards IN PEI
altits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

brooklyn, oct. S.-E rookiyh TOOK
both ends of the douhsic header that
marked the final clash with New fofE
today. Darkness stop ped the second
came at the end of six innings.
First game. score. Il. Il. -
varF' GOO 100 Goo 0-1 $ l
rrooklvp ...Qn1 600 t~10 H. 5 O
Bauer.s: Mathewsog, Ames and
Nvors. T,llckcr and Beisser,
second game. Score. \. r. r,
New york ........ GOO 000-o 3 :
Srnaknn ...000 goo 2 |
Batteries Marquar,i and wilson
Knetzer and Miller.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Burns wlldncss aud poor folding by
cincinnati accounted Tor the dettdt'
Hnuser was injured and had 10 re-
tire in the firth tnntng.
X. -. T.
- louis .....oo2 os0 TOT . o
Cinrjnratt .....0l0 90 02-5 10 I
batteries: Harmon, Steele and
phelns. Burns aud clarke.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Lexington. oct S.-Eeeause OF the
poor condition Of the traei only part
al the program 81 the liRht harneas
races postponed from IhfstllA NefN
e,ntastad hero today. THE racing
usually starts shortly after noon, hut
th, first event was not called to-day
until about three hours later.
Neither the pacing division nf the
/ Kentucky futurity. worth S2tQoo' anu
the s.l9 trot for $1,000 WAS llhlsil'N'
Results
Kentucky futtuitS. nttethR division
4 IN s. value $1,000 ~Gan1inistledl RI
Twinkling Dan won two heats Lett
Wfcb won one heat baroness fYelNil
finished second three times Be
time. 2;14 H.
s.is trot. in .. purse sLoQeg
Iunfshedf Betsy G. Non -
Morning Light own u hFtt ~
zion, thira. FINISHING third ~ t
4 heats. Hest time, 2.i5 le
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

- -. foui~. q: ttu'tnnah- "
Clu inuttL oct N-7l tn'i
.. rsneinnsfi to-day. g To- >
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Nale. -. H"lscro~~. o.
Nau Haven Conn oct e.-Nate
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

1:5U SONG SeFylce. .-.'''''''''''' y
....... Leader to be Appointed
$500 Sermon. .......H. s. Chenoweth
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
Personals.

Mrs. Katie Kincaid and son. Her
schel, who have spent several months
with relatives at Winfield returned to
their home on Columbia street yester'
day.
Mr.. Clarence Leonard, Of Philaael'
phia, is The guest Of relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs, ]. x. Crimes have re-
turned from Littleton where they were
Visiting their daughter, Mrs. Hupp Nc
Intyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Radcliffe are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Radcliffe, Of Wilson street. They are
en- route from Ohio to their home at
Point Marion.
Mrs. Margaret Morris, Of Raymond
street, has been quite sick for the past
few days.
Rev. T. B. Lawler has gone to- Mon
ongalIa county to attend the Deacons'
ELayman's, and Ministers Institute a.
Bethel Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemple and children
of Diamond street, are the guests Of
relatives at Grafton.
Miss Goldie Radcliffe, Of Murray, is
spending a few days in this ward.
Mr.. 4. N. Gallahue left yesterday
for his home at Indianapolis. Ind,
Master Thomas Springer, of Elkins
street, Is the guest OF Mrs. Viola
Springer at Union.
A son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs Howard GasEins, of Market
street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
ATTORNEYS eENERAL MEET.

CRY Union Associated Press.)
ST. PAUL, MINI, May 27s-Leg'
.lum4narles from many states are IL
attendance today at the convention e.
the National Association Of Attorneys
General. The purpose Of the organi.
alton is to bring about uniformity Al,
other reforms IN legal procedure, Fred
S. jackson, Of Kansas, is president
u. s. Webb, Of California, vice pre'i
dent, and James bingham, Of Indiana
secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

y.itcfday' s aesalse,
Boston. q; Pltisburg. l.
Philadelphia o. Chicago 2
ST. Louis g. Cincinnati, a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
Today's Games.
Fatrmont at Warrington.
Grafton at Clarksburg.
standlna Of the Clubs.
An APPEAL 70 WIVES.
Cure the Drinking Husband BY Using
otrlne-can BE Given Secretly.

u U
No more terrible affliction can come
ito any home than the craving for
strong drink Of husband and father.
we appeal to wives, mothers aud sis
tiers to sayethe husband andfather or
brother with orrine, q scientific cure
for the liquor habit. Can begiven Sc,
!cretly.
I orrine Is sold under an absolute
guarantee that it viii cure the rink
habit or money viii be refunded. Save
the happiness and prosperity Of the
home with orrine. 81 per box. Write
for free booklet 'How to Cure Drunk
enness." orrine Coz Az orrine puild.
ing, Washington, D. c. orine IS sold
lin this city by Cranes Drug Store, 3s2
Main st.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
ELECT OFFICERS
At Sunday School Convention at
BRIDGEPORT.

At Sunday School Convention at
Bridgeport
CLARKsBURG, w. Va May 27.-
The Rev. A, B. withers, Of Bridgeport,
was elected president and M. B. New
Ion, 81 clarksburg, secretarytreasur'
er Of the Baptist Sunday School con;
ventlon att final session o. the an
nual meeting yesterday at Bridgeport.
{ At this mornings session q digest
OF school reports was made on 9 chart
by Secretary Newton. Miss A., Grace
Hall, OF Petersburg, discussed prii
mary work. At the afternoon session
Rev. w. j. Eddy. Of lSairnont, dis
cussed "Reylew Sunday and What to
DO with IT," Charles H. Rector talk
ed on Temperance Sunday, and Miss
Mamie Lowe, Of clarksburgg, discuss
ed Graded lessons"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

poh't pay penny ! piece Cor En-,
seIopss when you can pst 500 printed
With return notice ana Jour name tof
enIy csc a thls 0flIss about s fos Z
cent .t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

HUNTERS INCREASE THEIR LEAo
OYER DRILEERs AT PooRLY
ATTENDED CONTEST


MING Nay gaiiie
fepiete Win brilliant nay, aitaictt
Increased her ieaa on anhingtcn
winniiig Isl score 81 & % II Tie
game Vas postponed ednte ami
iwasS not well attended
The contest was featured BY Br:.-
liant fielding ont he part Of the mem
bers Of both teams. Jackleyf Faif-
mont veteran catcher starred hltsi-
self byigetting TIVE fouls that io0kcd
impossible One he chased y fiie
bleachersl while the other was cabta,-
ed behind the grand stand. Lahgent
ham made a brilliant play when, he
went back to the fence and jumping
up pulled down long ny. scottna te
a fine pickup anligot his man athE3ts
McNichols made a brilliant catch IN
right field for the home team. There
were three fast double plays in the
game.
Clark started the gone for the In
Gals. but was tlerricked in the seventh
and replaced by McManus. the yfil-
tors could not be stopped at that
stage, however
Both teams started in the first Fair
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
Guest Of Mr.. ,RoueEs.

Mr.. zedoc Kidwell, OF Jolyette. ILL.,,
is the guest Of Mr.. David Rosers Of
Merchant street. Mr.. Kldwell former.
ly resided here and he and Mr.. Rog.
ers were schoolmates ir 1869. Mr.
Kidwell came here to attend the Reed
Miller wedding.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
MLEMoRIAL III RlllolMNEY.

RoMNlEY /, wv. Va. May 27.-lhe an
nual Confederate memorial services
wilttake place at Isomneys W, We, 4. on
June 3. Theaddress Will pe dslly ered
by isey! sDf.sA IIopiins, ctle Charles
ifown. Isnowa Tha Ftglltihs 3liapt
iaiif 81 the stonewall 7bEigaas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
yeste rday's Results

Yesterday Results.
cleveland. 3 /; Boston. Z!
Chicago, 3; New York, 4.
ST. Louis 8 Philad slphla, 9.
Detroit, 5; Washing ton, !. E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
REuNIoN 81 VETERANS.

(IInihn Associated Press1
NEW YORK, May 27.-Veterans 6i
the Ninth Regiment. the Etghty;tfird
and Ninth New York Volunteers a1t
the Ninth Coast Artillery will hold
their annual banquet and reunion q
the, Hotel Cumberland this evening
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

pfSafaTF,e o peaeops "a yEIiers snd
Ministers nstitute - Be held 4.
Bsthet sptist Church May
27sh: q 2ssli 1910.
Friday Evening.
II $50 song Service Charlie Holland
SOC sermon. 4 =. z; Glover
Saturday Morning
1000 Song Service. Hen Price ls
1880 what a Church Stands for
in the Community n
..,s. Deacon Granville Brown
1850 What Is Your Church DOING
to Reach the FOREIGNERS
in Our Midst. "A. bailey
|11:1O The Social Side Of Worship
.sa.....,..........Js A. McTtae
1880 General Discussion
Saturday Afternoon.
$500 Song Service. Aaron Henry
p: 30 Record Of Church Work for
the Church Letter.o....
......... Charles Neptune
$3.50 Methods of Calling q Pastor
..,............W L. Burdette
1910 Business
1926 The Church and the Lords
Day. 49,. Deacon s. N. Rogers
|3:45 General Discussion.
Saturday Evening.
1880 Song Service -. II. P. Hardway
$500 The Relation OF the Church
to Political and Moral Re
form. ..............T. B. Lawler
$3.50 General Discussion
Sunday Morning.
$3.50 Song Service. Jesse Jenkins
1000 Exposition Of a Miracle
Matt. 15:29-s9...W. L. Burdotte
1880 Sermon !. ........T. B. LAWYER
Afternoon Session.
200 Song Service. SOS. N. Rogers
2:SO Does Looseness in Church
Government Tend to1ncreasa n
the Membership. L. L. Lightner
2:45 Time and Need Of Church
Evangelism. Frederick F. Briggs
3:15 General Discussion
Evening Session.
1880 Song Service. .....,........
...... Leader to be Appointed
$500 Sermon. .......H. s. Chenoweth
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
Notloe.

All members Of Marion Lodge No.
81, X. Of p, are urged to be present
at the regular meeting next Tuesday
evening as there will be business Of
Importance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

A French company, elementary.
lrd was the first % go into the sole
business OF building airships. and
he second concern Of this character
IS 10 .be in the United States.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04
Treasury Department of Porto Rico;
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENES INMUEBLES.

En- Coeura de Rentas nenas 81 dia 20 de- Juno de-
1910 Jas do mshana seran venddos los meo poos tod los
en reonados de os
Clones embargad po pagado
tempo las veneda egn
de Rentas InternaA
PRoPETAROS Description de Proeda Contbuciones castor
aproximado
EN- PRIMERA sUBASTA
Angeero Roaot, $50 ods Cas- Mad Bo Rio Abao 1928
Sucn. Franco Cruz SO idem idem. 269s
kFeiGta Cruz, 12t eds. idem idem. $50
Fxanisaa Cruz 124 :" idem $ idem. $50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04
Los empleados del fielato
notaron que el cura lie
vaba el vientre dema-
siado abultado y le de-
tuvieror.


A Ell Liberal de Madrid le telegra-
fla .su corresponsal de Valencia 10
que sigue:
"Esta mahana, los encargados del
fielato de la estaci6n del Norte vie
ron pasar por delante de Ia casllla de
Consumes un orondo fraile, despro-
porcionadamente ventrudo que ca
minaba con alguna mas rapldez que
l. presumible en- un hombre posee-
dor de semejante abdomen.
1sSospechando que el reverendo
pudiera nevar "algo de pago" Sc
aproximaron q 81 con el pincho pre-
venido, y c6rtesmente le invitaron
& hacer Ia oportuna declaration,
1rquerimiento al que contesto el in
terpelado negando que nevase ma
da digno de ser objeto de aforo.
Como insistieran los consumeros,
y el fraile obseryase que Sc apresta-
ban & pincharle en- la tripa, alzo los
brazos al cielo, y con voz capaz de
conmover 4 otros que los del resguar
do, lpermita Ia Santfsima Virgen-
dijo-y permita el glorioso San Fran
cisco, mi patron, que estas mis- car
nes Sc truequen ahora mismo en-
otras de animal mmundo!
Y el milagro Sc hizo.
Del vientre del buen padre fueron
extraidos varios kllos de chorlzos,
salchichones y longanizas, decomi-
ssdas en- Ell acto por los empleados
hombres impfos & los que no hubo
manera de convencer de que 10 que
eIlos estimaban fraude era pura y
simplemente senalada y fehaclente
prueba del poder divino.
Ell suceso esta siendo comentadf-
einn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04
! PoRQUe Los MAalNos
SON TAN RoBu8To8p

Nuestros lectores han adnirado se9u-
ranente Il robustex J 81 vigor de los
nsrinos = dc los pesesdores. ! en-
ciecto, viven on eli mar ea medic de los
vientos y de- les olas J .sieRPrc cor 81
pscho desnudo; J nadie esta nenos
expuesto que ehos { los rssfriados, ! la
bronquitis J 1 los catarros, hasta el
punto de que es may raro verlos toser.
kntre ellos no hay nj enfermos dol
pecho, nj tisicos. 1 Cual e 10 raz6a de-
CSC privilegio. sebre 81 comdn de los
mortales? Pues Il raz6n, conocida "a
de los medicos en- los mas remotos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04

ueMpos , Ho %
otra sino que
los marines res.
piran constante-
mente las ena-
naciones del
alquitrin del
cual est4n an
tados tedos los
neyfos.
Ahera bi4a .
10 hay persona
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04

Sc han efectuado buenas ope-
raciones tabacaleras. En- nuestras
proximas notas trataremos con ma
vor extencl6n este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04
la tabaca|era en- 1oa-a|ta
Sc han efectuado buenas
operaciones en- estos dlas.
Las novenas del mes de Maria
Sc terniDaron con gran So
lemnidad.
De nuestro Corfesponsal

r De nuestro oorfesponsal
JUNO 3-Con gran solemnidad
Sc terminaron las novenas del mes
de Maria. La activa presidenta Srta.
1solina Perez, tuvo que ausentarse
quedando en- turno, la Srta. Eloisa
Zenen, Vice-presidenta de dicha
asociaci6n. -Tenemos;que consignar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04
VIDA REL]G|OSA
| en- MANAT|
Pronto dara principle el
novenario del Sagrado
corazon de Jesus.
Ell verane So preseata muy
fnerte y el cslor de estos
lltimos dias ha sido aSfxiante
Muchas familias Sc disponen
4 abandonar la ciudad y
establecerse en- la costa.
De nuestro corresponsal

JUNO 3.-Se nos ha acercado la
presidenta de la asociaci6n del Sa-
grado Corazon de Jesds Srta. Josefa
Ramos y Velez y nos ha informado
que ell producto del beneficio del G-
ne no era para ayudar q los gastos
que origine las novenas de dichs CO.
fradfa el cual Sc dedic6 para instalar
un foco en- la iglessia y adquirir tires
bancos para La misma. ,
| Tambien nos informa que dicha
novenas daran principle el "a del
corriente y que saldra una comislon
con el fin de allegar recursos para
que queden 10 mas lucida possible.
Para la semana pr6xima el sr.
Osmin Roques propietario del Cine
ha contratado por dos funclones al
"Dueta" Venus" quien despues De
cumplir su compromise en- Fajardo
visitara nuestra poblaci6n, relna
mucha animaci6n y auguramos un
lleno complete en- ambas funclones.
Las funciones del sabado y do
mingo seran extremes informa que
para las funciones en- donde tome
parte el "Dueto" los precios han de
vaiar pues el contrato es algo Gre
.cido.
Muchas famiias empiezan & aban
donar la ciudad por tenor q axtl-
ciarse con Ell calor sofocante que ha
habido en- estos dias y el que nos
espera y fijaran su residencia vera
mega en- las playas en- donde Sc res
pira aire puro y agradable. MI ia
milia tambien elevara anclas para
la playa Y este corresponsal estara
ausente del pueblo.
en- honor de esta Ia gran satisfaction
experimentada por el elemento ca
t6lico de este pueblo como resulta-
do de su actividad sin limites, y su
gran esfuerzo de voluntad desple-
gadas durante la ausencia de la prl-
mera.
Sc han efectuado buenas ope-
raciones tabacaleras. En- nuestras
proximas notas trataremos con ma
yor extenclon este asunto.
r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04

Z buens cue el alqultFin es para ios
. broaquios J para q pecho.
4 81 nonor' catafro, q - 10 descUda,
x puede degenerar q bronqldtis y nads
2 tan &ffcil lueyo como desenbarazarse
de una bronquitts vieja q dc un catarro
3 malo. Dc ali d que no se peaue nunca
Spor exceso al recomendaf 1 los enter
\ mos Ia necesidad de conbaHr 81 MAJ
9 desde sus conionsos, para 10 cual no
X hay otro medic mejor, nj mas segur0,
> sencillo = econ6mice que beber aqua
Dc brea s. IN cemidas, pero debe tenerse
3prosente que Ia prepafaaa en- las casas
2 Is iaencax d pooo menos. { causa De II
insolubilidad del alquitr&n aatural en-
Pal aqua.
Gracias / los trabaios de un
X distinguido farnackutice de Paris,
Z Mr.. Guyet, que cendgui6 hacer soiubles
los principles acttvss del alquitran, hoy
Q Sc encuentra en- todas las farmacias bajo
= 81 nonbre de Alquitria Guyet ua hcor
! sumamente concentrate de alquitr&n que
Z permite preparar instant&neanente un
3 aqua de brea nuy linpida y, sobre TODD,
Z muy efcaz.
= 81 uso del alquitraa de Guyet, tornado
. 4 tedas las comidas 1 ID dosis do uns
= 3cucaarsc, de hs de cate par cada
: vaso de sgua, basta para curar a c.
z tarro mas tclaE J Il srsaquius m&s
4 Siaveterada, llesinaose { veces hasta
: lsninar y aun { caFar IL tisis, pues ei
alquitr&n Sc opoae.S Ia descomposici6n
. de los tub6rculos del puln6n natando
: los males microbes que sen d Gauss de
4 ssa descompoGci6n.
Este tratamiento vlene costar z cen.
hvos diarios, ~. Cura!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04

Pueden los dees que deseen los expede,
Elosmprador de cada p.opedad dbe depoar avo eas
no del vao vendda ca case
dae cua Ia pro-
pd'd urante los dez da al que vsrfod
Fsjardo, P. r. Mayo 13, 1910. .-..
| (FiInsdo> N. Guzman Lopez-Coector.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-28

ready a moral conviction. Is II pre-
sumption and arrogance or judy
ment warped by tradition still to in
sist that subjects should have the
right Of way.
Ideal Pleaded For
Subdued like the dyer's hand to
what work in may be thought to
be making this somewhat hortatory
plea. Nevertheless my purpose is
more inclusive. The ideal l plead for
should leaven ), the entire college
course, yea, our entire life, in all its
relations and duties. Walt Whitman
while preparing the first edition Of
Leaves Of Grass" posted on his
chamber walls the motto: Make
the Work." Out of that motto acted
upon, lowered the "Periclean Age"
Put money in thy purse" was the
Phoentcian motto. The choice of
Heracles is still open to America;
her other name Is still Opportunity.
Only in 80 far as this Greek spirit
can be developed in a university will
1t count for good as a means of 80
cial regeneration. For that same
spirit which in philosophy sought
truth for the sake of truth, and
which in art created beauty through
the passion for beauty. that same
spirit wrought in politics so that
Thucydides could write of the an
cient Athenian character: Their
bodies they devote to their country
as though they belonged to other