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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

1 A las dos Semanas de IA vista az
AGATE Of Hope" a Ia prision, salid
de ella Red Jocelyn. Habfa trabaja
do duro, habfa Observable felmente
los reglamentos del penal. Y el item.
20 de encierro habfa sldo disminuldo
considerablemente por su buena con
. ducta.
Red prometio a Jimmy que e
Avery 10 verian libre tan pronto Vi
niese el perdon y que luntos Sc reu-
miriam para trabajar con obleto de
desorientar q Doyle de su paradere
para de este modo empezar nuevs
vida. Prometio que el no volveria &
la torcida senda, por 10 menos hasta
que su amigo saliera y pudleran ha-
blar iuntos sobre 10 que deberian ha-
Ger en- Ia porvenir.
Sc despidieron y q las dos sem
mas lego de Albany el deseado per-
don para Jimmy. Handler estaba
consternado y trat6 en- vano de la
mar q Doyle por telefono. Sc lie CO
munico de Ia Estacion de Poiicia que
Doyle estaba muy oeupado en- una
persecution, y Que no Sc saba GUAM
do regresaria a dar cuenta al lete del
resultado de su traba]o
!Asi pues, Jimmy salio de Ia carcel
con una ma gnihca ventala, la de no
ser retenido por Doyle tan pronto
diera un paso fuera.
Su corazdn estaba lleno de graft
tud, y en- todo su ser rebosaba el de-
SEQ de olvidar 10 rasado y empezar
una nueva vida la mas para Que fue-
"a possible. Sc diriglo a Albany para
dar gracias al gobernador y al sub
gobernador por su libertsd.
Desde luego que Mrs. Moore y Mrs
Webster, Gle la sociedad "Gate of
Hope, sabian 10 del perdon;y estas
buenas almas 10 considerahan como
triunfo que habia obtenldo Ia orga
nizacion. Telegrafaron 4 Jimmy
para que viniese a elerto hotel de
Albany, Y el contest6 que estarla
ALI tan plonto diera las gracias Il
las autoridades por la humana con
sideracion con que 10 habian ira
tado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

Hoy cerievltoves aus neces,t0S
moyordomos" y hoy "rayordomos,
cue Hecesitan colocaci6n Esas do,
esp,uocioses . esscuentreD con DIFF
ouitad Y .stardo. Ambos coineidudn
,dpidamente 81 los dessos de nsayora,
mo, y aey,cuItsvss % aesseias es
La Correspondsaso". Hay en es-
'e c,01ie esFeesal Y N6dses iArVs u
Jeas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
Su yaleroso caballero.

Ell lmismo Jimmy no era mas tcllz
con su perd6n que Rose Lane. In s.l
natlraleza romantica no veia Ell el
sino una gran 6gura que la conmo-
via V la llenaba de gozo; la hgura de
I'm honbre delgado y fuerte como e.
acero luchando con uu bruto enor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto dc 8 de diametro
con su combination de llaves para
desoonectar en- case de averfas y con.
tinuar trabajando como duple.
Seis defecadoras de doble fondo. de
cobre, con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una.
Do. Iuegos de centIifugas. seis cen
trffugas cada iuego de so diametros
con su> correspondientes mezcladores
In mo iro de nueve masas y varias
piezas de renuesto
Para in.ormes dirilirse 4 j. NJ.
Galletti Siseues. P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
0FRECEM0S Al PUBLlCO
EI Iimpiiador VACUUM marca "SANTO.

Con las sguientes garantas de fabrca
Marchara consantemene sin calentarse einerrumpirse
"Iiene po minute destitucion caculada de 25 80
pies cubico de aire libre Producra de
pulgadas. segnn e mercuro Standard de los E U.U"
Durara de l5 20 amos. adn usandose diaramente"
"E SANTO trabaara de cuaquier cubo de luz ncandes
eente. costo de centavos la hora El "SANTO" no
podra nunca sperado para e hogar pero ambien
capacidad 10 hace apetecible para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES. OFICINAS. IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES otros
edcos grandes Haga vista nuestras ocinas para
la demostracon por ctacon mandaremos e aparat,
cualquie sio San Juan para demostraro en- prvado
Porto Rico Power & Light Co.
OIicinas Prin cipales. Marina, San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

e.
c. sss g1'vii i;'nnS.vi ss5' Gss-;9es', q 'sess
Y Vi al hombre atacarla
Era un borracho. un vieioso. Pc
leamos, Y 70 al fin 10 levante y lc
arroje por Ia ventanilla.
y 70 no tuve entonces Ia opor-
tunidad de dar a Nd. las graclas. Lo
hago ahora muv sinceramente.
-6Despues que arrojo Vd. el hon
bre por la ventana, puede Vd. declr-
me ID que hizo, Mr. Valentine? ?-pre-
gmto Fay.
-Temia haberlo matado. Por ESQ
cuando el tren Sc detuvo en- la pro-
xima estacion salte del tren.
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LOS MUCHACHOS.

vistosos baules y maletas pro.
pias para los que viajan. Mag.
nifico surtido en- articulos de
fantaia. Camas toda forma Y
precios. FL establecimiento de
ferreteria Y quincalla, mas surti.
do de la lsla- Unico= agentes
de los arados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

En- esta fmprenta Sc vende papel de
periodicos viejos a So 9uintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
Por John A. Moroso.

oj Ia
oan Hoore" Ia priAon, saio vida por avara
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
Bic UPROA9 IN
MELROSE, MASS,
PEOPLE ANGRY AT DECISION
AGAINST NORTH DAKOTA
MAN WHO CLAIMED TO BE
AN HEIR TO BIG ESTATE.

Merose, Mass, April 12.--This city
tonight Is in a riotous uproar follow
ing the decision today adverse to the
North Dakota claimant in the Russell
will case. A crowd Of 1000 visited
the homes Of the people who testified
against the Dickinson, N. d., man in
the trial just closed, aud in one case
violence resulted
At the Russell estate, the home OF
William c. Russell, who has alone en-
joyed the great estate since the
death of his father, an. effigy was first
trodden upon, then dragged and then
later attached to tree and set afire.
The claim Of the DICKINSON ranch
man to one half u the estate was
not beheld by Judge Lawton at Cam.
bridge. An appeal viii he taken. It
is expected that the claimant from
Fresno viii file his petition now
Bssi men claim to be the long miss
ing son of Daniel Blake Russell and
brothers of the man now enjoying
the estate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
MARINE: LEAGUE
PROBE GOES ON
FORMER PRESIDENT GouLDEa
OF TIE LEAGUE ON STAND
AGAIN YESTERDAY.
ONLY PATRIOTIC MOTIVE
Prompted Him to Favor Ship Sub
sidy-Denies Having Reason to
Believe congressman Have
Been Bought Of.

Washington. April 12,-Haryey D.
Goulder, of Cleveland. former presi.
dent Of the Merchant Marine League
and William Livingston, of Detroit,
Mich. and Second Assistant Post.
master General Joseph Stewart, were
today's witnesses ia the congress
sional committees inquiry into the
charges that the league had reflected
upon the integrity of Steenerson and
other members Of congress in connec-
tion with the ship subsidy legislation
Goulder insisted that the league
favored a ship subsidy from purely
patriotic motives
j. Fl. Ralston, attorney for Steener-
son, tried to bring out that the most
Of the officers of the league would
be benefited by the legislation,
through their alleged interest in iron
steel and water transportation.
Goulder is attorney for the Lake
Carriers Association, and admitted
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
WOMEN SWEEP STREETS
All Join in Efforts to Make City Of
Lexington, Tenn, "Spot-
less Town."

Lexington, Tenn, April 12.-"Clean
up is the battle cry here. Women
are going at the matter in earnest.
The Review Club whose moving
spirits are Mesdamss l.. r. Fielder
II. T.. Graper, t. w. Scott, w. j.
Jones, f. A. Brown, G. c. Davis, I. w.
Eller and J. o. Brown, is actively
employed in the business, and it is
a unique sight to behold the women
with rakes, hoes and brooms in hand
cleaning the streets and school
grounds
The city council a. a recent ses.
sion set apart Tuesday, April IL, as
Cleanup day. Every citizen is re-
quested to clean up his premises, and
after Tuesday those who will not do
it will be arrested and given trial
before Mayor G. G. Gathings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
ILLINOIS MINERS
AND OPERATORS
HAD MEETING YESTERDAY IN
CHICAGO BUT FAILED TO
REACH ANY AGREEMENT ON
THE WAGE QUESTION.

Chicago, April 12.-The joint scale
committee of the Illinois coaf oper-
ators and miners met today. The
question of immediate repair work on
mines was first considered. The opeI.
ators asked that this be done at the
former wage scale, while the miners
demanded the new one for which they
are striking. No agreement was
reached and the matter was turned
over to subcommittee of six, which
will probably report tomorrow.
1t is said that sixteen thousand
men are. required to equip the mines
with fire-fighting and safety devices
ordered by the legislature following
the catastrophe at Cherry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
ORDER SALOONS CLOSED
Government Indian Service Determ.
ined That Whisky Shall Not
Be Sold to Red Skins.

st. Paul, April 12.-saloons in
Mahnominen county and in sections
OF 'Beltrim, Cass, Growing. Otterail
and Wadena counties, have been noti-
fled by the government Indian service
to close May TO- The order affects
about 70 towns, most of them in the
territory not heretofore affected by
the government order.
This is part of the campaign to
enforce the provisions of the old In
dian treaties and prevent the sale of
liquor to the Indians The sale of
whisky in sections of Norman, Polk
and Red Lake counties is also for
hidden. Beer is not forbidden there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
COLD STORAGE
BIG EQUALIZER
WITNESSES TESTIFY BEFORE
COMMITTEE PROBING HIGH
LIVING COST.
The BUTTER QUESTION
This Product Keeps For Years In
Storage While Eggs Must be
Thrown Away After
Nine Months.

Washington, April 12.--Testimony
was given today before the senate
committee investigating the high
cost of living that the cold storage is
a great equalizer Of prices, while, at
the same time, an informal declara-
ton was made that the cold storage
Is an important and controlling fac,
tor In producing and maintaining the
high cost of living.
John A, Kunkel, of New York, said
that if 1t were not for the cold stor
age methcd eggs would sell as low
rs $ and . cents dozen during Ger.
tain seasons, and as high as rs cents
ard 81 in other seasons of the same
year.
John G. Walton, of New York, in
opposing the bill to prohibit keeping
food stuffs in cold storage for a
longer period than a year, said that
the limitation would be all right for
eggs, because they had to be thrown
away anyhow after nine minths. But.
ter could be kept for years, he said
The high prices, said Walton, are
caused by the fact that the supply Of
butter for the entire year does not
equal the normal consumption during
periods when butter is low. He said
the Elgin board was not recognized
In New Pork and that the so-called
butter trust was myth. He said the
cleo makers were partly responsible
for the high prices, for they bought
butter for coloring their product and
that their purpose was 10 keep but
ter high so as to make a better mar.
ket for their cheaper product.
The revolt by the New York people
last February against A cent butter
was given rs a reason for the sudden
drop of six cents in one day. He
said the people quit using butter
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
P|NCHOT SEEMS
TO Be PLEASED
LEFT ROOSEVELT YESTERDAY
IN HAPPY FRAME OF MIND
WENT TO ZURICH.
CONFERENCE A SECRET
Roosevelt Accepts Invitation to Ad.
dress Conservation Congress
On His Return
This Summer.

Port Maurizio, Italy, April 12,--
After spending the second day with
Roosevelt, the afternoon being oecu-
lpied in another long tramp into the
| mountains. Clifford Pinchot left for
Zurich tonight seemingly in happy
frame Of mind. He still declined to
make a statement with reference to
| the result of the conference, but his
| beaming countenance was as eloquent
as words.
Roosevelt evidently Is not greatly
exercised over the conclusions which
| may be drawn in the United States
from the announcement made today
that he accepted an invitation from
1.-THE former chief forester to address
the National Conservation Congress
this summer, following on the heels
Iof Pinchot's visit.
MY actions are frequently misun-
lderstood,' said he, speaking of the
matter this evening. Roosevelt then
went on to explain that naturally
his interest in the conservation move.
ment was In no wise Gampened by
the trouble in the department He
said that he would have attended the
congress regardless OF what had hap
pened during his absence and that in
his address he would not necessarily
speak of the past, but of the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt dined alone
with Miss 'larow at the villa and
spent quiet evening. Kermit took
a motor trip along the coast to Monte
Carlo.
An investigation shows that the
man last night found prowling about
the villa Is q harmless vagahond.
The business men Of Porto Mauri.
|zio have seized the occasion OF
Roosevelt's presence, and the homer
airy citizenship conferred upon him,
to launch boom for the town, which
they hope will soon become a resort
to attract especially Americans,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
JANSEN ACT
>O|SPLEAStD POPE
VATICAN DECLARES PRIEST Wis
TIED ROOSEVELT ON HIS
OWN INITIATIVE.
STATEMENT IS ISSUED
Set Forth That Pope Did Not Want
To Be "Rracketed" With Royal
Personages Roosevelt viii
Visit.

Rome. April 12--The Vatican au-
thori2ed statement with reference
to the call made by Abbott Janssens,
secretary of the congregation of the
affairs Of religious on Roosevelt, on
the eve of the latter's departure from
Rome. Janssens did not find Roo G.
welt at home but left his card on
which he wrote that be desired to
congratulate Roo eye,t for the con
slant support given his order and to
the Catholic church in general in
America during his glorious career
as president, which he hoped would
soon be resumed.
The Vatican statement say:
The hcly father has highly dis
approved of Father Janssens' initia
tive towards Roosevelt, as cahled
through the Associated Press, as
this act Of his lends Itself to an in
depreciation offensive to the holy
faher.. Janssens acted on his own i'm
pulses, without any authorization from
anyone whatever
Tho statement further emphasizes
the vatican policy which wa7 tnat
"it lid rot wish Roosevelt to bGachet
the pope with other more or less roy
al personages he will boast of having
hunted in Europe after his Aft'can
hunt"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

he was interested In lake vessels.
He said that he had no reason tc
believe that any congressman lrasi
been subsidized to oppose the meas.
urc.
Other witnesses also denied that
the league had other than patriotic
motives in favoring the subsidy.
Ralston, in a thrust at Goulder
said the witness lodges to avoid
going back on his associates in the
league Goulder denied, saying he
was entirely frank in his testimony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
sHR|NERS IN CoNCLAvE
Meeting Opened at New Orleans Yes,
terday--35,ooo Members Are
In Attendance.

New Orleans, April 1.-THE an
nual conclave OF the Mystic Shriner.
opened today with $4,000 present.
There was net increase in mem
bership of 1l02l in the year. The
total balance in the treasury is sll7,
4iG.
The report of the imperial poten
tate orders that no temple shriners
would bc allowed to organize an,
uniformed bodies Of women and in
troduceS them into ceremonial session
or perniit thcm to appear II The pa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
JOINT SCALE COMMITTEE
WILL MAKE AGREEMENT

Des Moines, Ia. April 12.-Accord.
ing to action taken by the Joint cen
vention of miners and operators this
afternoon the manner of forcing a
joint agreement along will be referred
to the joint scale committee. The
convention adjourned until tomorrow
The committee will remain in session
until an agreement is reached on the
wage scale and upon working condi-
tions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
LUMBER is WASTED.

Washington, April 12.--Accordins
to statement Of the forest service
two-thirds of what was in a tree is
lost on the way to the consumer, the
heaviest waste being in the saw
mills. An investigation shows a Law.
Dish use of lumber in the United
states, for the per capita consump
ton Is from three to ten times
greater than the leading nations of
Europe
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
JEFF DoNs THE GLOVES.

Ben Lomond, Cal, April 12.-For
the first time since he began training
Jeffries donned the gloves today in a
fast three round bout with Sam Ber
ger. jeff no longer appears muscle
houni and his blows were delivered
with the old smashing drive. His foot.
work leaves much to be desired.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
BLOW TO THE DEFENSE
Judge Hearing Pittsburg Graft Cases
Decides Against Point That In
dictments Are Invalid.

Pttsburg, April 12.---Judge Frazer
dealt "a blow to the defense OF those
indicted in the graft cases today
when he ruled against the point that
one member of the grand jury which
returned the true bills was not quail
fled to serve, this invalidating the
indictments.
Tie defense claimed that Foreman
Harrison Nesbit was not a qualified
elector, but the court ruled that the
law cited does not apply to tho case
In point, s.<
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
LOOK FOR COMET FRIDAY.

Washington, April Friday,
April Is, at 4::30 o'clock in the morn
ing, will be the earliest time at which
it will be worth while trying to see
Halley's comet, according to the oh.
server at Georgetown University.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
CHILDREN WILL DECIDE.

New York, April 12.--The school
children of Montclair, NJ ]. are to
vote on the question Of "noifeless
fourth The council took the view
that in-as-much as the children are
most interested they should be Civ
en- chance to vote. Fireworks deal
ers are stocking up in anticipation Of
the outcome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
MiLLEHs GET INJUNCTION.

Keokuk, Ia, April 12.--Judge Me.
Pherson of the federal court, issued
a restraining order this afternoon
which will prevent the United States
officials in his district from seizing
beached -four shipped by the Shaw
nee Milling Company, Of Topeka,
Kas He will hear arguments on a
demurrer filed by District Attorney
Temple.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
VETERANS DYING FAST;
QUICK REUNION URGED

Washington, April Lieutenant
Colonel J. A. Watrous, u. S. A., is
pressing movement for reunion
Of veterans, both blue and gray, of the
Battle of Gettysburg to be held this
summer, instead of two years hence
on the Fiftieth anniversary. He be
lieves as the veterans are dying so
fast, it would be better to hold the
reunion at once
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
UNIVERSITIES INVITED TO
BIG AT;fELETIC MEET

Chicago. April i2,- Invitations have
been issuerd TO 500 colleges anil uni
yofsitio west Of Pennsylvania to
send their hest athletes to IIrbana
Illinois. on June to take part In the
annual conference meet. California
athletes wiz be present
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
PITTSBURG BUSINESS MEN
WANT COMMISSION FORM.

pittsburg. April 12.The pittsburs
Board Of Trade has adopted resolu-
tion to the effect that the council
manic bodies be abolished and a gov
ernment by commission be substi-
tuted. This action followed an inves-
tigation OF the system by committee
appointed after the disclosures of
grating in the select and common
councils.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
CONFIRMED FOR MARSHAL.

Washington, April t2,~The senate
today contirlaed the nomination OF
Milo ID. Campbell to be United States
marshal for the eastern district OF
Michigan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
APPLICATION DENIED.

Albany, April 12.-The application
OF the Independent Order BIRTH Alb.
raham of the United States for per.
mission to establish tuberculosis
sanitarium in Sullivan county, has
been denied by DR.. r. H. Porter.
state commissioner of health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
ART PIECES BRINGS $4,000.

New York, April 12,-EIoudon's life
size figure of 'I9ina' fetched $4,000
this afternoon at the continuation of
the Yerkes art sale A New York
dealer was the purchaser. The re
ceipts of the auction to date are
$2,1S2.320
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
0UEbECK WILL so IN
STOP EXPECTATION
PULP WOOD TO U. S

Quebec, lApril 12.-That the pro-
vince Of Quebec will soon prohibit
the erportation Of pulp wood, cut on
crown lands Of the province, to the
United States, was announced in the
legislature this afternoon by Premier
Gouin He said laws similar to those
in Ontario would be passed in a few
days to take effect at once.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
BA BY
Borr to Girl Aged Ten, In Cook
County lospital--JuveniIe
Court investigating.

Chicago, April l2An official Of
the Juvenile court today began an in
vestigation Of the case Of Anne Epps.
40 years old, who gave birth to a girl
baby at the county hospital.
1t is reported that the mother and
child are doing well. A thorough In.
vestigation disclosed that fact that
the child Ii only 10 years old. 3
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
HOTEL MEN MEETING.

Los Angeles, April 12.-The Hotel
Mems Mutual Benefit Association to-
day selected Boston for its next an
nual session. John H. Mitchell, Of
Los Angeles was elected president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
"RANsoM" APPROPRIATION.

Washington, April ia bill ap
propriating $4,000 for repayment To
private citizens for the sum advanced
for the ransom Of Ellen NJ. Stone
the American missionary abducted by
Bulgarian brigands in 1901, was pass
cd today by the senate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
BUST OF TAFT.

Washington April 12.-Taft has
for the last few weeks been sitting
for a sculptor Robert l. Aitken, Of
New York, today finished a clay bust,
il Is destined either for the New
York or Washington gallery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
RESIGNS STATE JOB TO
TAKE ONE WITH BANK

Springfield, April 12.JJ NJ. APPEL
OF the banking, building and loaa de.
partment of the office of the state
auditor, today re igned and accepted
the vlce-prcsdency Of the La Sale
Street National Bank and the La
Sale Trust and Savings Bank, Chlca.
GO
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
DECLINE TO COMMENT.

Washington, April f2-Officials do
cline to comment tonight on the Ca.
madam pulp wood. situation It is
hoped that some settlement yet may
be reached under the tariff law Pres
ident could enforce the retaliatory
duties against Quebec II that pro-
vince discriminates against the Uni.
ted States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
SCARLET FEVER ouARANTlNEo

Madison. Wis, April IL. With five
cases of scarlet fever in the Mendoza
State Insane Asylum, containing 800
persons the town is undcr quaran
tine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
YOUNG o'LEARY WHIPPED.

New York, April 12.--Johnny Cou-
Ion, bantamweight champion out.
pointed and outpunched Young
O'Leary, Of New York, In ten rounds
III Brooklyn tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
BIG IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED

Chicago, Arril 12--lt was an,
nounced today that the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad this
year will expend Sl1,50O0o0 tor lin
Rrovemepts,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
spanish ,aea OF uIxlc uu1x.

Voting in Spain is held to be duty
to the community, not merely a priv.
ilege of the individual, and neglect of
civic obligations carries its own pen
atty
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13

Tyro--"Isn't billiards rather an ex-
pensive game?" Oldsport--"Yes; it's
costing us ell the elephants there are
III tho world 2
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
lnyeterate.

He--"Are you unmarried?" She
"Oh, yes lots Of times" Town
Topics.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
Joy In Good READING

To fall in love with a good book il
one of the greatest things that can
befall man. Henry Drummond.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-13
EXHIBITION GAM ES.
American,

American.
Boston 4 Il Harvard !.
St Louis T. Danville l.
Chicago No 2, IA; Bloomington 4.
Cleveland NO I, 1; Cleveland No.
!, 2,