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The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
By PAUL HALE eRuskE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 90
The next time Trainer Harry Tuthill
gets Clarence Mitchell TO sleep in up
per IL OF Pullman, he will have TO
drug that sterling southpaw or else
accomplish the fell design with the
aid Of heavy scantling.
Mitch" Is through with Upper Is
through for life. He Inhabited II
between Monroe and New Orleans.
He pitched part of a game against
the Pelicans. He can find no other
hook on which TO hang the odium
10!
Mr.. Mitcheil's own narrowing ac-
count of the proceedings was given
that night in the st. Charles lobby,
for Mitch" is not one of those lone
some birds. prone to carry their sor-
rows to their boudoirs. Not he! Out
with grin and answering jest with
Jest, was he.
II knew II was coming when Mr..
Jennings told me was to PITCH" said
Clarence. II warmed up all right, and
then l walked out ard climbed that
mound. / felt like a man on monu-
ment. Things didn't look good.
I'm the first place, my feet didn't
feel right. The righthanders had dug
a hole for the pivot foot that didn't
At my style at all. But started pitch
ing. Now believe me when l say that,
IL I'd ever been asked to bat against
ball that broke the way my fast
one did then, I'd refuse. It would
start for one side of the plate, break
clear across and likely come near
beaning a lefthanded batter. That
was pretty fierce but II wouldn't have
been so bad II Umpire Ate hadn't
missed a couple on the first two bat
ters. guess he evened It up later
on, but IL was too late then. The
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20

The first game of the Central A. A.
u. basketball championship tourna-
ment, which will be held at the arm
DRY the first three days OF this week,
opens at $3.50 Monday afternoon,
when the d. A. c.. team meets the Y.
M. o.
More trophies have been offered
than have ever before been put up for
such a series of games. Gold medals
for the members of the winning team,
silver ones for the team finishing
second and bronze ones for the team
taking third place at the close of the
series will be awarded. Four silver
cups have been offered for various
honors.
The T. B. Rayl cup is the official
championship trophy, while the
Spalding trophy is donated for the
Detroit team that finishes highest.
The ID. A. c.. cup goes to the winner
in the consolation round. Rowland
and Uhlik offer a cup to the foul
shooter doing the most consistent
work during the series.
Nine teams have been entered, but
after the first round, one will with
draw.
The first opportunity of basketball
enthusiasts to see the worlds cham
pion Portage, Wis, team in action will
be given at 4:30 o'clock Monday after
noon. when the quintet meets the
Rayls. The Portage five has been
playing exceptionally again this sea-
son and stands a good chance OF
again taking the championship.
Tickets for the tournament have
been placed on sale at Rayps. Owing
to the number of local teams compel
ing, II is expected thut a large crowd
will attend the games.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
BY PAUL HALE eRuskE.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, March 90
il has turned out. the appointment
George Moriarty as captain of the
bse, seems to have been the most
omatic OF the many tactful expedi-
Hughie Jennings has placed to
credit in baseball.
oriarty took the captaincy In the
NJ In which IL was offered, and
t to work Immediately In the In.
sts Of team harmony. Up to date
re hasn't been single instance OF
be unpleasantnesses which have
n so noteworthy feature OF
her trips OF the club. The cap
is watching for these manifesto
s and guarding against them. IL
curious fact that all of the clubs
toac feuds have had their origin
|nsignificant circumstances which
Id probably have passed unnoticed
for the nervous condition OF the
and the strain under which they
Re playing In their fight for the
toriarty was the one man avail
for the captaincy. He is the
regular infielder who has never
led up with the feudists, Delahanty
be excepted, and his habits and
k1r service with the club gave him
preference, OF course, over the sill
Ftongued second baseman.
Not a Coaching Job.
HE prevailing idea regarding the
les of a baseball captain is an er-
Bous one. A captain Is, IL lis true,
posed to call plays and prevent
isions. He is also supposed to
b In his teams coaching. But his
bt important duty is as assistant
his manager in points which con-
u abe details of play,
captain Is the spokesman OF the
gers and Is the logical intermedi-
between the playing stan and the
hager. His position as player
kn enables him to give valuable
b to the manager. He is also OF
erial assistance in the enforce
ht of club discipline.
iii Coughlin was the last real cap
J the Tigers had. though Herman
aefer bore the title for a time, by
hpliment. Last year the club had
ody in charge under Manager Jen-
Es, and undoubtedly suffered some
ht
He- feeling on the club toward
rhrty Is Of the kindest. Every
bran has expressed his approval OF
appointment, not only at the time
kas made but also on various occa-
be since. There is no member OF
team who commands more uni
bal respect.
IL course, the appointment will
hg to Moriarty a neat increase In
kry-in all probability, $500. This
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Short Lengths

Zbyszko won from Ordcman at the
Armory Saturday night in two falls.
The first fall was obtained in one hour
and 80 minutes and the second In IL
minutes
The Roses soccer team defeated the
Celtics in hard fought game at Ma.
loney's park. Sunday. by score OK
to 2.
The National Association Of Amateur
Oarsmen have decided to hold their an.
nual regatta on Saratoga lake, july 20
and 30
The Michigan bowling association
tournament will open on the Palace al
leys April 10, for a week. Many en-
tries have been received.
Teddy TetsIsn, I'm a Loxier, estab-
lished four worlds automobile RECORDS
Sunday at Los Angeles, when he de-
feated Ralph de Palma, driving FIAT,
In q 100-mlle race Time, one hour, II
minutes and 30 1-5 seconds, lowering
the previous record Of 1:16:2l MADE py
Harrsun Records for %. 90 ana 70
miles were also made.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
in GIVES THE
!, TIGERS A REST
/ Play Montgomery Team Today,
I Return To Monroe Tuesday,
Where Meet Other Team.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 20
} Tiger veterans arrived here today
will play the Montgomery team
afternoon. Because OF the rain
terday, the game with Mobile was
ed of and the men were given a
This allowed those with sore
hs an opportunity to rest, but
rybody is today feeling that IL the
nant depended upon todays game,
Tigers would win 1t.
number OF the athletes went fish
In Mobile bay yesterday, but the
storm which came UP In the
rping drenched them and they
re- forced to return to the hotel.
remainder of the day was spent
nnd the hotel.
Tuesday will find the Tigers back
Monroe, La, where they will meet
other team After a four days
", the squad will be divided into
b teams and the start north will be
de-
There Is a noteworthy difference in
brand OF strategy on tap on the
) trips of the Tigers.
NTH Bill Donovan's team, the days
3eball Is confined to the scheduled
{formance OF the afternoon. The
hiAl manager Is as far from the
ke-driver type as one ever finds.
10 he values highly his own morn
Ia. rest. Meetings are limited to
social sessions which the club en-
s in the hotel lobby In the even
But, with the first team, the air Is
full of baseball when the team Is
the field, as when the game Of the
I Is in progress. There is a meet
| livery forenoon when morning
3ctice isn't possible. At this meet
! plans are discussed, signals talked
Pr and practiced, suggestions of all
It's are made by Hughie and COM
nted on by the veteran players, and
general atmosphere of systematic
fpFation prevails.
Wherever possible Hughie gives his
n morning practice. Otherwise,
marshalls them out OF the hotel at
pollock, and puts them over a sue
fsion of high jumps at the local
! yard, long before the arrival Of
defenders of the lot.
frequently there Is a meeting in
evening, at which the players I'M
i Jennings leadership, discuss the
fnts OF the days game, and plan for
morrow.
he Tiger regulars are rapidly pass
/ the stage OF mere physical con-
oning and are already well adj
Pced in the annual drill OF team
otice and inside play.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
FAST BOUT FOR
WINDSOR CLUB
Danny Goodman, Of Chicago, and
Paul sikoro To Meet-Recently s
Fought Ten Round Draw, ~

A fast bout Is predicted for We'd
nesday night before the Windsor Ath-
letic club, when Paul Sikora and
Danny Goodman. both Claiming De-
troit as their homes. will meet 81
This will be the second meeting OF
the lads, as early this year Sikora and
Goodman met for a draw I'm q 10
round bout at Cleveland. According
10 Cleveland reports, the bout was a
fast one. II Is said that IL was this
bout which first attracted the atten-
tons of Cleveland fight promoters 30
Sikora.
Both scrappers employ practically
the same method OF milling and Meth
er is afraid of punishment
Although Goodman was born here,
he early left Detroit for Chicago where
he got his start in the pugilistic line.
He is one OF the best boxers Chicago
has sent out and his career Is being
watched by fight promoters through
out the country. yss
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20

feature Is acceptable. of course. but 1t
Is one which Moriarty should earn
many times over, In returns for the
club.
Tigers Are Confident.
Unless something unforeseen now
interferes, the Tigers will start their
season of 1911, hopeful-yes. confident
of success.
The young pitchers seem to prom
Use a most important element OF new
strength. The first base situation is
far from settled right now, but there
is always ample faith that. in case
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Southern Magnate Willing To
Pay Real Money For Doom

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 20.--A.
H. Woodward, owner of the Birming.
ham Southern League Baseball club,
likes the playing of Charley Doom,
manager OF the Phillies. so well that
he is willing to pay some real money
for the red-topped manager.
Since the Phillies have been in Biz
mingham Doom has been playing
third base for the Yannigans. For the
benefit of persons not baseball fans,
the Yannigans are new recruits who
have not had a chance to break into
major league company. Many OF them
are tried out each day.
Yesterday, as usual Doom was
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
CoULON WON'T MEET ATTELL
New Orleans Report That Fighters
Are Matched. Denied.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Feather-
weight Champion Abe Attell will new
er annex the bantamweight crown IL
he expects to make Johnny Coulon,
recognized bantamweight champion,
a stepping stone to his ambition. The
report from New Orleans that the men
had signed for a twenty-five-round
bout, April 9, was strenuously denied
by the Chicago bantam's hackers here
today.
Pop" Coulon, Johnny's manager, In
discussing the report said Johnny
isn't going to step into the ring car
rying enough beef to be a legitimate
Overweight and be forced to defend
the bantam title. II he meets the
California Hebrew at all, 1t will be at
116 pounds ringside."
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Tiger Recruit Ready
for Job 5nov.5h0VeIing

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March
20.-Jack Lively believes that,
IL he makes good and likes De-
troit. he is about ready to shake
his southern home, and take
residence in the north. His
doubt is from the rigors OF the
climate and the fear that con-
genial winter work will not be
available.
Jack was never north of
Memphis. Tenn, in his life, and
is anxiously asking concerning
the cold OF Detroit, it's extreme
nature and duration.
"Of course there Is always
work for a man 10 do there in
the winner time7" he inquired.
IF couldn't find anything else
| could shovel snow till the sea
son started for next year."
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
THE TINES SPORT PAGE
captain Moriarty Proving
His Worth To The Tigers

Gainor and Ness fail, Moriarty at
first and Lathers, Corcoran or O'Leary
at third. will be perfectly satisfac-
tory.
None of the veterans figure there
Is more than one other club In the
race. and II is hard to see where the
Athletics man for man. show the
least superiority.
Capt. Moriarty should prove an ele-
ment Of great strength and 1t would
be no surprise II the responsibilities
of his position should result In an i'm
provement In his own play, rather
than a retrogression.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20

playing third base for the youngsters.
Woodward was watching the game.
Following the first half of the first
inning he walked over to President
Fogel Of the Phillies, and said: Say,
IL you want to farm out that red top
playing third base I'm willing to give
you some real money for him"
We'll, he answered, I'll let you
have that 'sorreltop for about $4,000
II you promise TO return him to Phil.
adelrhia before the big league season
opens"
Just about that time Woodward
heard somebody call Doom by name.
That ended the dicker.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
PICK SKATERS FOR FINALS
AT WAYNE GARDENS TONIGHT
Sunday Nights Races Exciting and
Crowd Enjoys Them Despite
Fouls.

Fouls marred the preliminary races
in the roller skating championships
at the Wayne Gardens rink. Sunday
night, so that the referee was obliged
to declare no contest, but the first
two men for the final one-mile cham
pionship Wednesday night, will be
picked Monday night, and three more
will be picked Tuesday. good
crowd viewed the races, which were
exciting.
Edward Krahn, aged IL. made a
fast mile and Walter Osman showed
both speed and endurance by doing a
mile on one foot in 1925.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Soccer Football.

The Detroit soccer football team de-
feated Spaldings on the Belle Isle
grounds, Sunday, score to 0. De.
troit obtained its score through Rob
ertson. but all the members of the
team played good games J. O'Keefe,
at goal, and Morley at back, starred
for Spaldings.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
freddy TetxInn. in l.,
Nav Match Thompson.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Johnny
Thompson, latest claimant to the mid
dleweight belt is today considering
an offer from Ben. ID. Croz OF the In.
dianapolis fight club. Croz wants
Thompson to meet Jack Dillon or
Tommy Gardner there, March 20.
Crox stipulates the weight must be
liza mounds
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
WANTS NEW RECORD.
Lieut.. Honeywell Building New Bal
loon For Trial.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 20
Lieutenant H. e. Honeywell, of St
Louis, Mo-, who conducted several
cross-country balloon trips from here,
early in the winter, .contemplates a
try for the worlds long distance rec
ord from San Antonio. He writes he
will arrive in the city not later than
April 1. He is now In st. Louis at his
balloon factory and when he comes he
will have new balloon. He says
that the start will be made from this
city some time in April, after the
winter has been broken and the pos
sibility of snow has decreased.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
A.A.U.TOURNAMENT
OPENS TODAY
d. A. C. and Y. M. o. Teams Play
Opener at Armory; Many Trophies
Offered; Meet Closes Wednesday.
ao cRAmProSsHIP p soHEbuLE.

Time. Teams.
2:30-D. A. c. vs.. Y. NJ o.
s:90-Deitas VS. Independents.
4:30-Portage VS.. Rayls.
Evening.
s:oO-Winner OF D. A. C.-Y. NJ o.
game va Mack Parks.
s:00-Spaldings VS.. Burroughs
Referee, De Krnif, Hope; Umpire,
Macklin, NJ. A. c.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Expect Fast Bout Toniaht.

NEW YORK, March 20.--The best
bout scheduled for the week here
seems to be that of Battling Hurley,
of Passaic, N. j., anc Fighting Dick
Hyland, of California, tonight. Both
are slashing mixers and hot go is
looked for.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
VIII Clash az Ithaca.

ITHACA, NJ Y, March 20.-After
months OF pickering an agreement
has been reached whereby the var.
sity and freshmen crews of Cornell
and Harvard Will race on Lake
Cayuga, May q, Navy Day at Ithaca.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
WILL WEED OUT MAROONS.
Stage Plans Competitive Meet This
Afternoon.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Coach Stagg,
Of the University of Chicago today be-
gan the process of selecting his track
team. The "Undesirables" will be
eliminated by competitive meet this
afternoon and the remaining athletes
put through a course of sprouts" in
preparation for the. Omaha Athletic
club meet, April /, and the Conference
meet at Northwestern, later.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Burman Makes Record.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 90
Burman holds the mile automobile
record for the Atlantic-Pablo course.
He sent his $50 Mercedes over the
beach in 28.4 seconds yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
A,Al.0OO TRAVEL;
NOT LIFE LOST
Hartman lines Passenger
Report for 1910 Shows. Vic.
tory Of Safety Deuces
ACCIDENTS CUT TOTHIRD|
Ulion Pacific CAsnA1ties- Drop q
0ne,Ntth; UlSket ScAlpine \
Il Reduceds
ACCIDENTS CUT rOTHIRD

mS Hartman. naywssrifnso carried 10 pss
cent - the sstimatsd 1ed0 passsnger S5aMc
cs'foe United 0tstes. or 90. 1900 .pc6bA.
without fatal accident 30 any oe thS num-
bef. Thls rsSuit t. aSorfeed 20 ths ineaian-
taoA cf safsty devices ana 10 beliavs0 tuNasp
20 par01l9 inthe naiIroad world.
~ 1heFoDof, Containing 4his dakA, 5uso nAs
ess0. compiled In the offiees OF Julius Kr,tt.
schntf. director OF maintenance and opera
t1oh on the systom. Including the 6outhArn
Racsnc and Uuiop,Pscine railroads. Q total
OF 1880 miles.
The total number o. passeneers oanisa
on Q one mile faslS wps q. 0ooOooo00 tn
Injuries Of the country's Saifroads for 500
have not set BEEN complied by the govern
ment: but In looo the @interstats commercs
commission reported the humber OF oasssn-
gers carried a. 20 600. 100000 The figures
for ioio VIII not-excsed q. billion .mois. It -
sajd a
No IKE Record. XnownN
Many other railroadk have gone through .
year without . fSthfty:to ant OF It's paasen-
gers. but k IN said. that no1ystefn has made
this record for such jargs total Of passen-
SRA
The results on the Hartman unesafs a.
cribed TO campaign uaged by thA'mahage
ment for years TO reduce accidents. The Hdr.
riman System now has more. miles OF auto
rpatio block signal protection than ssy othsg
sssfem IN the world. Mr: Kruvychhitt him
self has directed .ypeciai attention 90 The %
ciesni probism ana began asverai years ago
to bring about .re6hctioh-by giving com
piete publicity 20 all forms. or accidents and
their investigation, which. Il - bsiisved.
.sourrsd both ofiicers and employees 20 srestsf
efforty TO .safeguard Iives Entrusted 30 their
cart.
Chicago Tribune, Fsbyuary. I2fb.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
RUSHING NEW BALL PARK.
Senators Expect to Have New Grand.
stand Completes April II.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Rush
work started today on the rebuilding
of the Washington baseball park, in
order to have the new concrete and
steel double deck stand ready by
April IL. the date OF the opening
game with the Red Sox.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20
Pole Meets Roer Tonight.

BUFFALO, March 20-Zbyszko will
meet Paul Schmidt in a finish match
at the Broadway Arsenal, tonight
Zbyszko will be outweighed by the
big Boer and may find his work more
difficult than did Gotch, who defeated
Schmidt here. three weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20

At Pittsburg last year, Artie Hof-
man, playing first, equaled Jiggs DON
ahue's unique record, made in 1907,
by going through an 1-2 inning game
without putout. He had one assist
John Connors, first baseman South
Bend, on July 10 last year played nine
innings without a putout, assist or er-
ror.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-20

Portland, Pacific Coast league, shut
out its opponents for S8 consecutive
innings last season.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-30
COLEGIO DE SAN ILDEF0NSO.
PARA SENORITAS
DIRIGIDO POR LAS
HERMANAS DE LA CARIDADp

En- este planted Sc cursan las asigna~
turas propias de la primera ensenanza
Sc dan lecciones de Ingles, Frances "
Musica.- DE ADORNO: d.
bujo, pintura, taquigrafia, maQuinilla VI
confecci6n de fores.-CLASES DE LA
BORES :-Costura, tapiceria, encajea
bordados en- orc, itograf{a, sedas, etc.
etc.
Ademas de las asignaturas menciona-
das, Sc instruye a las alumnas, con gran
esmero, en- Ell gobierno interior de una
casa y Sc les ensena toda clase de o6eioe
demesticos.
Los cursos empiezazn ell 10. de Sep
embre. Sc admiten alumnas internas v
axternas
Para ;nformes dirigirse la Sonora
Snperiora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-30
TRIBUNALES
continuation de la 5a. plana. }

: Catalina Beamut de Andres VS.. Ho-
rorato es.-Divorcio.-Se celebro
en- este caso el juicio oral en- reDeldla
del demandado y compareclo la de-
mandante por medic de su abogado,
ouien ley6 sus alegaciones E lntroduJo
como prueba cinco documentos que Sc
admitieron y los testigos juramenta-
dos ante ell Secretario Lcdo. Eugenio
Benitez Castano y Catalina Beaumud,
yecinos de San Juan, P. R.-Y la Cor
te declare con lugar la demanda i'm
puso las costas del juicio al demanda-
do ordenando que ell Secretarlo regis
tire Ia sentencia en- debida forma
Maximino Roias, VS.. Ell Pueblo de
Pnerto Rico.-No. 4938- Sobre deVo-
luci6n de cantidad.-Se celebro en- es-
te case. con asistencia del demandante
DOR medic de su abogado, y del deman-
dado por ell de la misma clase senior ".
IT, Landers, 4 nombre del Hon. Attor-
new General la vista de las excepc1o-
pes nreyias contra la contestaclon; Y
oidas dichas parties la Corte tomo en-
consideration la question asl como La
de Ia nulidad del juramento de dlcha
contestaci6n. alegada por el deman-
dante.
Jose A. Lopez Antongiorgl-- TX
MARIE judiclal.-Se &C.
lAhro en este (caso con aslstenc1a dei ST.
5or Fiscal Ia vista de la solicitud, Ju-
n,amentandose por el Secretario los tes-
a;oos Frank Antonsanti, y Jose A. Lo-
npz Antoneiorgi, vecinos de San Juan,
Y nresentandose diez documentos que Sc
admitieron. y la Corte tom6 en- conslde-
raci6n el asuntO--
Teresa Vale, VS.. Agustln Andlno--
Divorcio-Se Iam6 este pleito a Julclo
oral an rebeld1a Gel demandado com
nareci6 el demandante por medic de su
abogado, listo para ell acto; y despues oe
aeAr sus alegaciones INTRODUCE como
nrueba un documento que Sc admltlo y
1os testigos juramentados ante el seore-
4ar;o Teresa VaMe, Maximlna Valle y
JOAQUIN Torres, vecinos de San 'oan'
P. R. Sc present6 otro documento que
SO admiti6 y la Corte declare con iugar
IA demanda con todos los pronunc1a-
m;etnos de ley, y con costas al deman-
aado-El Secretario registrara una SEN
tencia en- debida forma.-
Nota.-La Secci6n "a ha estado hasta
las 6 y m. no Sc han podido tomar las
notas:->
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-30
INTERSTATE 7 {

Si usted quiere vender una casa, uD
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 8 de
arte, ofrezcalos q quien pueda CON-
prarlos.
~ quien puede comprar sin dineroT
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE-
TIN MERCANTTL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-30
La CHAvALA.

5lArabe puro.! Els decirse
que un persona gallarda
como uste, monta en- el bicho,
"a C0rr'amque.)
y sc va a La Castellana,
y me rio del caballo
de gronce que hay en- la plaza
Mayor.
Casoajres.
Este es mas ligero.
C@fro.
Esto es un corzo con alas
en- los pies. Y de fgura.
Coscajares.
iPrecioso!
C6fro.
La for y nata
del ganao asnar, Mas Undo
N,,o 1o I1ooo Van,,c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-30

"A J. LOPEZ SILVA c. FERNANDEZ SHAW,
Cdscojarcs
(Despu6s de nearar d todos lodos.)
"a cual?
(Por Ca1ranque.) Al senior.
Cascajares
iAh! Gracias.
IA Carranque que nuaca acaba de sohr de sa
Sis')
TIL, saluda!
C@fro.
Pues lie digo
Que Sc expulse las leganas,
y que Sc ponga unos lentes,
que examine esta alhaJa.
Ca,vanque
Pero, 81 quiero una muIa
C6fro.
Quite ust6 6~dai!
Cascajdres
Hombre, calla
4 iDe ande es ell burro?
C6fo.
iQue de ande?
sDel Desierto de la Sara
Newark post., 1911-10-11

THE misguided or malignant
passion of an uninportant frag-
ment of the community may reck-
lessly accuse the most stainless
Judge and by groundless charges
put suspicion in the place of con-
hdence and distrust in the place OF
faith. The seasoned and staid
traditions OF impeachment are to
be translated into trial by tur-
moil. The recall will strike from
the splendid structure of free gov
ernment the arch upon which It
has come to rest with mistaken
confidence. God forbid that the
sanctuaries of the country OF
America shall ever be ravished by
the sibilant hiss o: mob crying,
Cruelty Him! Cruelty Him!