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STEWART MEETS
GOLDIE HERE
LOCAL FEATHERwEIoHT AND
PITTsBURoHER TO BOX
NEXT THURSDAY.
Bridgeport Athletic Club Successful
In Securing Two Boys-other
Good Bouts.

After every club In the Ohio Valley
had given up even getting Walter
Goo" Stewart of this city and
Young" Goldie Of Pittsburgh in the
ring. the Bridgeport A. c. after grant
ing every wish OF both boys and Civ
ing each a large guarantee. finally
succeeded In getting their signatures
20 the articles Of agreement and the
fans OF this city viii be permitted to
see the two classiest features In the
middle west in action.
They will be seen In the ring at
the old Bridgeport Opera house.
Thursday evening. September TO-
This is the fourth time these boys
have been scheduled 10 meet. once in
Pittsburgh and two times in Steuben-
Vile. Each time Stewart has insisted
that the weight be 122 pounds at ;
o'clock and Goldie would refuse TO
put up his forfeit preferlng 20 meet
the hard hitting Stewart at catch
weights On this occasion Stewart
has agreed 10 let Goldie weigh 126
pounds at 3 o'clock which win give
him an advantage OF about six to
eight pounds on entering the ring.
When approached last evening
aNNFMMAN NMAM Nf AANM MFNM NENMNEA"A
by friends all over the State who
will be here during the big State Far.
20 arrange a bout TO be held At
Bridgeport during Fair Week. The
b. a. G. had Miller OF Lorain. o.. 10
meet Goo" on this date but when
bis services could not be secured
tried once more to get Young Goldie
with the above result
In Young" Goidie the fans will see
boy who has been against the best
IN the game Including X o. Mars.
Benny kaufman. Patsy BranniEan.
Jimmie Walsh. Frankie Conley. Joe
KuCora. champion ~ the " s Navy
and So other rood boys
Tho fans need no introduction 10
Goo" Stewart. feather weight cham
pion OF West virginia and claimant
Of the featherweiEht championship OF
the South
Johny RAY who boxes the semi
windups arrived In the city yesterday
and viii train with stewart Rays
opponent has not AZ yet been select
ed
There viii also b. a elk and eight
round preliminary 10 open the show
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iHAVG GREAT TEAM
Prospeots for Marshall College Yoossan
Team This Year Are Hxcssdingiy
bright

Special Dispatch TO the InteiiiRencer.
Hl NIlNGToN. W Va. Sept f-Tna
prospects, for a winning football team
- Marshall THE fall were never batter.
according 10 Coach Chambers me
by the local school. and ~ will take
some hard work 70 prepare for me
Mash-l.ee game At Lexington. Va The
nne VIII De much heavier. the ruerda
ahd tackles averaging about 200 pounds.
captain Lawrence viii Be- placed a.
two men arc Cd heads AZ the game 40
treat things are expected 81 them fhia
year = large number of promising re-
cruits VIII report next week and many
have had high school Experience ira
IoNowinF men VII try Tor Positions
Tackles Newwan. Ramsay rlrirra
SHEPARD. rnarde Honar fnnlherf nnF.
sew Ensign center Callahan. fffIier.
quarter. N1glc. Peters bailey. haffa fli-
ION. lauden. Rates. FerEuson. Reeser.
fulhnck. Lawrence.
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O'TO()[E
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rsoH 1nAT.,: voH HzTIAL


BRooKLrS. Sept <-Nsw York made
II three out OF four 30 far IN the series
with Brooklyn by winning to-day In a
game In which there was much fault
finding with the umpfres. Marty o'Toole.
recently acquired by the Giants from
Pittsburgh. made his initial appearance
In New York uniform and was on the
winning side OF a 20 score. The for
mer Pirate kept the brooklyn hits well
scattered except In the eighth. when n
mum by Robertson paved the way for
two runs Larry Doyie's four hits and
sharp fielding by the visitors figured
largely I'm their victory. Score:
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OUIMET MEETS
TRAVERS TODAY
CHAMPION IN GOLF WILL MEET
IN FINAL ROUND IN Ma
TlONAL TOURNEY
In senii-FinaIs Yesterday Travers De-
feated Travis and ouiniet DIE
posed Of Fownes.

MANCHESTER, VT. Sept. g.
Champion Jerome ID. Travers OF IN
per Montclair and Francis Ouimef OF
Woodland. the 1913 open champion.
viii meet tomorrow in the final round
OF the National Amateur Golf tourna-
ment at the Ekwanok country club.
In the semi-hnals today Traveru oe-
feated Walter ]. Travis OF Garden City.
up and TO play and Ouimet dis
posed OF w. c. Fownes Of Oakmonf.
] up.
The Ouimet-Fownes match proouc-
ed better golf and was far more ex-
citing than the contest between the
two metropolitan veterans. Only once
did either Ouimet OF Fownes have an
advantage OF more than a single hole
and that was when Ouimet won three
II succession in the afternoon rounu.
only 70 lose them Immediately.
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WIN AGAIN
HED sox TAKE xxrnD corsrcu.
TIVE oA1<x rxow TIE
AxxLxxxc8.


BOSTON. Sept. 4.-Bo-ton m.a> A.
three straight games by winning from
fhiladeiphfa to-day. 4 10 4 singles By
Hoolitzci. Gardner and Hooper with an
infteld out off Bush's delivery and Me-
Avoys error. gave Boston two runs in
the second In the third. when Wyckoff
Was pitching for the Athletics singles
~ Lewis and Janvrin. a wild pitch and
Sardners triple. resulted In two more.
fhilsdelphia scored In the sixth on Muir
phys triple and Walshs sacrifice fly
and kopf and Jan vrin's error. The
score: r. II ~
Boston .....ea,ooooo.-Sie
Collins and Carrigan: Bush. Wyckoff
ana McAvoy- Cmpires: Hildebrand and
O'LouEhlin.
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MOOSE PLAY
Local Team 20 Play MeMeehen Blue
soS Today. Brilliant on Sunday
and Tiltonville Monday

Moose No. 81 have arranged three
GOOD contests for the three comine
days. Today they will 90 10 Nc
Mechen where they will meet the Nc
Mechen Blue Sox and a very good
game will no doubt result.
On Sunday the Moose will journey
to Brilliant O.. 10 meet the stronR
team OF that place A. the Moose
have won a game from each OF the
foregoing teams. both games viii no
doubt be bitterly contested.
on Labor day Moose will meet the
Tiltonville teams az the park. The
series between these teams nov stands
two 20 one in favor Of the Tiltonville
aggregation. and the Moose win try
bard 10 even things up on this date
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BELLAIRE TITLE

series win Pinch nun BASEBALL
Team sunday ana Monday.
. Ine lfnfral a q. ~ ncilnire nnd ire
arraugru four game series 20 BE-
NiaIed Tor TIE amateur rhaH1f son 3D. To- 81
teNllre Two Famea VIII De- played
sunday ana two on Labor day The
gafuNa VII ODD Mr played on The Pinch
Nuu Efnunla The following PLAYERS
W Hlnfa. NJ Goes u MrWffvfr
kaue. ~ Williams. ~ Hrouu. y Nnre.
r. nung. N Nhrru ODD 1f o. uuffrnnn
N LrIfn. i nnfrmnu. NJ cable r. Hrrr
Pinch Run % Patterson. W Mnf
du0n. H rniFeir. n. smith n smith a.
lofhett p suively W Patterson
--nranu- InIn.nn. IrnIn. I EIIl..an.
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Dave Says

Lave Gays.
Time to discard that old
Straw and get under one of
those Nifty Soft Hats Kraus
Bros. are showing.
They are showing the larg-
est line of New Shapes ever
brought to the city.
They come in Blues.
Green's, Grays and Browns, in
all the different combinations.
Contrasting bands have the
call with the young fellows.
And have you seen the
feathers? If not, have a look
into the north window, at the
display.
The Best Hats in the city.
Priced $500.
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BRAVES TOOK IL INNINGS
TO DEFEAT THE ouAKERs

PHILADELPHIA. Sept lit re-
quired twelve Innings for Boston 20 de-
Feat Philadelphia to-day by 6 to s.
James was hit hard. but he was given
grand support. a wonderful one hand
catch BY Moran. OF Cravaths drive 10
, the centerneld wall saving the game In
the tenth inning. Boston got four runs
IN the hrst inning without making a
MT on hve passes and errors by Martin
ana Magee- Smiths double and sacri-
nces by Meanwhile and Gowdy sent
over the winning tally. Score:
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RACE PROGRAM BEGINS TUES
DAY AND ENDS FRIDAY.
Horses Entered In Various Events are
Fast, Some Having Passed
Allowance Period.

The official list OF entries for the
trotting and pacing races to be held
at the West Virginia State Fair next
week. September to IL. was issued
yesterday evening and contains the
names Of a number OF fast steppers, a
number of whom have been contend
ers and received their marks on the
big tracks. These milers, when con-
testing on a one-half mile track, are,
under the revised trotting rules. al
lowed to compete in classes several
seconds slower than their mark
would otherwise entltle them to.
Again. several Of the horses on this
list are entered In classes TO which
they were barred last year. This is
also owing to the revised rules that
permit an allowance for every year a
horse races and does not win since
the year in which he made his record.
These conditions make for good
racing at the fair next week.
Following is the Official program
and entries for next week:
TUESDAY, sEPTEArBER srH.
2:l2 Pace Purse $50.
Pauline Hilda. ch. M by Anderson
Margie Hal. b. m. by Devil Hat. Guy
Rea. Lexington. KY: Fly BY Night b.
e. by Knight, Harry F1emming Wssh-
irn1s S. Pa; Milkie Elder: brs. By Box
town. o.. Lady Venus. br. m. Ross r..
Stout a Bro. clarksburg. W. Va. Bingo
ASworthy. b. h. by Flying Axworthy.
Fred Jamison, Arden. Pa. Arlington Az
worthy. b. .. BY Axworthy. l.. c. Corliss.
ACT, Washington. u. C.: Alice NJ. BY
coopers Harris. w. f. Miller. staunton.
aver. G. u. Hays. Columbus. o.: Isaac
b m. by Ess III Kay. Monsezlms Farm.
By Abbott Weeks. s Ra i ii logan Or o. =
Peter Chimes. b. e.. by Silent Chimes, S.
Rubie. Logan. o.
215 Trot. Purse SEQ.
Moella. b. m. By Nobel I'd McGrath.
Pottstown. Pa: Cacus star bay e.. BY
Radendium. -. Moriarity. Chicago. III
sadie Baron. br. m. By baron Dillon. II.
y m BY Paraiuzer. Duquesne stables,
Pittsburgh, Pa; James W. r.g. BY
simmora. Lester Dors. Hsvsrhin. Mass.
Baby r. b. m. by October. Guy Rea.
lexington. KY; DR. Weaver. =. g. BY
AAleot9s. Dave MCDONALD. Pittsburgh,
Jackson, Chicago. Ill. Golden Rex. en-
3. by Rex. Nat Ray. Toronto. Canada
Nesta Tregantie. b. m. by Tregantie. w
y Maliow. Washington G. r.. o; Dan
the Leopard. r. e. BY ponetta G. vs.
Glover, Cadiz. o.. Direct Hal. blk. o. by
King Direct, +. W. Vale. CiarksburE W
Running, as Puriongs. Purse $500.
wednesday, September 9.
2i15 Pace, Purse 5000.
bashu. b. M BY Elect r.. ~. Erqkfne
East Aurora. y y, Delivan BOY. hr
~ Reginell. .. H. Erskine East Aurora
y. u Linnwood, r. M. by Peter Wood
ley b. o.. BY standard. r. r. Arnold
Kane. Pa Ruth x. b. M by Ess ~
Kay Montezuma farm. hEt Richmond
Va. Vera 49,. b. M. ~ Hal ~. at Wav
AEtt Toronto. Canada. Ia Rustina. blk
~. ny Moka. Lester Dore Haverhf1I
VAS Tommy Burns. b. n by nobny
". ~ Mallow. Washington ~ IT. o.
May Direct 81 ~ by TreEantle. W NJ
Mallowt Washington q. o.. - fai Nut.
gan. .
2s21 Trot Purse $500.
MAJOR HlNFinH0n. fr ~ Major rffr.
rineou 1r James raria Marieffs I'd
High Gin, b. =. BY Moko. ~ h. Inrram
MaYueehurE Pa. Hafb cord hr X b.,
Sik cord. Edie Haywood Cleveland. D..
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WV YoRE STATE

Elmira q ecrenton o ffrst camel
Lluira 3. Scranton feerond ranne1.
tlnFhamt1n ?. Wilkes Barre ffrst
ninehsmton 9. wilkes barre second
svrncure- Albany. rain.
INrHaTr1V rain
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Va: Herbert HiEginson. b. h.. By Mai
Higglnson. Harry F1emming. washing
ton. Pa Herbert COzine. b. & By Don
Cozine. McHenry Bros. IIarcrat0,Sn
Nd Junior HaronEaie. blk - bv Raron-
yale, George Elnucy. York IA. law
worthy. hr h.. by Axworthy. Nat RAY
AIT. Toronto Canada; Bonnie Hal blk
M by walnut Hal. Fred Jamison. Arden
va Nirglnia Augusta By Constantine
". p Miller Stauntou. Va. Goldhan-
dore. cE. hy Goldhand. s. Huble.
Logan. o.
Running. e, -Eniis. Purse $500.
Consolation
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FINE PITCHING AND ONE
NAN BATTING, WON GAME

DETROIT. Sept. 4-Coveleskie's su-
perb pitching and heavy cannonadinr BY
Crawford. gave Detroit a 4 TO victory
over ST. Louis here to-day. Score:
st. Louis .......oooo1ooo-i 8
Detroit .....1001 1000 o
Hamilton. Baichley and Agnew; Co
velskie and Stanage.
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DOWN TO WORK
W. v. v. Training Camp IL Beginning
20 Show Signs Of Activity-Locat
Boya Come Home

70 'HIW 'IIHN o. NITINTTV-LoClT
Boys Come Home
MORGANTOWN. W Va. Sept g.
Coach Sol MetzFer put nineteen West
Virginia football Fridiona 90 real work
today. holding two practice sessions
morning and afternoon. each Of which
lasted two hours. only fundamentals
we're taken up today. special attention
being paid the new men Nineteen
men are nov IN camp and this mum.
Der VIII be increased TO twenty eve
BY next Tuesday Marstin Rail. Of
Greensburr, Pa. came I'M today Neil
". Of Martins Ferry and Leatherwood
we're granted a three DAYS leave of
absence today % 20 10 Wheeling 10
play four baseball games
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szAw AND xuHxx m
GOOD PITCHERS RATTLE

NEW YORK. Sept <.-washinxton
defeated New York to-day. 20 0. In a
pitchers battle between Shaw and
Fisher shaw set the seasons strike
out record. tanning IL OF the local hat
ters. Score: r. II T.
N New Yors ...eeooSSSSoeSSda-a 4
shaw and Henry: Fisher and Nuna-
maker. Umpires: Chill and Connolly.
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PIRATES AGAIN FORCED
CARDINALS TO low

ST. LOUIS. Sept. f-PittsburEh won
was pitchers battle. Harmon exreli
Ing Sallee by holding St Louis 20 four
hits konetchy had % chances al first
base and accepted p OF them. The
Pittsburgh ....ooo0oo2Oo-
-. Louis 100 10000
Harmon and Gibson: Sallee. Robinson
ana WtnEo. Implrcs: Rigler and Hart
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Res alta.
1llkansas city. I. 81. Louis. o.
NZ)St. Louis. 2. Kansas City, l.
tS)ChlcaEo. ?: Indianapolis. l.
Buffalo. ?. Baltimore l.
Brooklyn. Z: Pittsb urgh
ti)-Ftrst game. (2)-Second game
t3)-lO innings.
To-day's Games.
BALTIMORE % Buffalo.
81. Louis az Kansas City
Chicago at INDIANAPOLIS
Pittsburgh al Brooklyn
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yestsrdax,a RanuIf

Yestsrday's Results.
Boston. 4; Philadelphia. 2
Washington. 4: New York. o.
Detroit, 4: st. Louis, I.
Chicago-Cleveland, post
poned. cold weather
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CUBS DROP FINAL GAME
or SERIES TO THE REDS

eCINCfNNATI. o. Sept 4-ChieaRo
cropped their final game 81 the season
on the local grounds 90 Cincinnati to-
Gay ~ score Of 90 2 Cheney's Wild
ness. coupled with a wild throw By him
on bunt IN the seventh was mainly
responsible for the defeat OF O'Day's
team. Score. n M u
Chicago .......1oooorooo-S
Cincinnati .....o00o1 o30s-4
Cheney and Archer Douglass and Con
zales. Umpires; Lincoln and Byron
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ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn
Boston at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at Chicago
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


= Boston. 6: PhIladelphia. s
Pittsburgh. ?; ST. Louis. l.
Cincinnati. 4: Chicago. =
New York. a.: Brooklyn. 3.
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To-day,a QAmaI

To-day's Gamss-
Washington at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
St Louis at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland
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N-Batted for Tincup in eieventh.
xx-Ran for Byrne In eleventh.
Boston .....4oO oooooi Is
lhlla ...-.-.o o o % o--5
Two base hits: Evers. Smith. Becker.
NNlasee hillfer. lfelan. stolen base:
on Mayer. 4. or lineup. 2 Struck out
~ James 8. by lineup. . UmpIres I:
Klein and Emslie
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Two base hits-Doyle. Mclean. Stolen
hases-Wheat. Cutshnw. Getz. Bases on
Balle-On Reulbach /. Struck out-By
Reulbach :. by O'Toole S. Umplres-
Eason and Quigley.
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INTEarATIorAE EnAaur-

Rochester Newark O.
Toronto 4. Providence
baltimore 3 HunHf0
moutfenl-IcraeY city. rain.
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IotnIs .......3N 10 p IS
-Batted for Reulbach in eighth.
"'Batted for Allen IN ninth
New York .....Oo0 1fe2o o.
Brooklyn ..-.....-o 1000 o ? O-1
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hunning, One Nile, Purse $3.50.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
2sl7 Trot; Purse $500

McGrath. Pottstown. Pa: Henry Hig-
ginson. b. H. by Mai. HiRginson. Harry
flemming, Washington. Pa. Handy l..
D. * by Baron II. Frank Hedrick. Agt
jamestown, o.; Linden Hal b. a.. by
Arion, =. T. Arnold. Kane Pa: Jim
Red. b. h.. by Red Leo. Fred Jamison.
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EeaNer Belle. BY brilliant the Great
= X Reed. NJ. Pleasant. o.. Little Tur-
nlnE Pa Lord percia. be- bv T0rd
kobgrts. J u. WiFman. hrt Fairmont.
vs. Va. Minor Hai. hH. bv TIaf Dif.
lard. J. p. Wisman. Art. Fairmonf. w
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2;ls Pace; Purse 5000.
Running lie Miist Pur.. aaoo
Aunping e. Pur1onRa. Purse s9oo
friday, BEPTEMER II
2i11 Prot purna eaoo

Nunda o.. b. M. BY Woodford wilkes
tatchen. b m. b. ratchcn BOY. a. NJ
norton. Waterviile y. y, Farmer CEN
~. p. D.. ~ John n. Gentry. Montczurna
arm Agt. Ilchmond. Va. Tod Temple
or X. BY Tod Mack vs. ~ Naiiovv
Was hington. q. ~. % Mundy C. b m
~ Frincc Edgar. Duauoano gtabiea.
Grise. Pitts burgh. Pa
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TUESDAY, BEPTE1rBER 9Th.
2:l1 Pace. Purse $50.


Moella- b. m. BY Nobel. Ed McGrath.
Pottstown. Pa: Cacus Star. bay - BY
Radendtum. Il. Moriarity. Chicago. Ill.
sadie Baron, br. m. By Baron Dillon. II.
~. Flick. kittanninE Pa: Para Belle.
n m. BY Paraluzer. Duquesne stables.
pittsburgh, Pa. James W. rig. By
Simmora. Lester DOre, Haverhili. Mass
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-21
HISTORIAN An ARTIST.

christian Science MonitorA
Francis Parkman, himself an his
torian who has been called romano
or. for the charm or even the poetry
and dramatic power with which he
invests his records, emphasizes in a
paragraph in the Pioneers Of New
France the historians need to vital
IKE his facts If they are to speak true
90 readers of later day He seems,
indeed, merely logical in holding that
the hare detail OF past events does
not give right impression. The
reader is bound to TN them with an
linus ef his ewn time. and So to 70
wrons. HI,less the author hreathes the
ancient mood across his mechanic
data. Some one else has pointed out
that many words which stand for
large ideas bore in older times quite
differen, meaning from that which
they carry today. The historian must
make this plain To the reader. II he
Is TO show how men thought and felt
ana SPOKE and acted OF we're.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-21
LOOKS DARK foR MEXICO.

Again II seems certain that Mexico
is to be dronched IN blood At mo-
mont when peace appeared certain,
General Carransa announced that he
would not recognize the authority of
The council of generals and COVER
hors now in session at Aguas CALI
tnles. General Nilla is reported 20
have moved strong force TO the VII
ciniy Of that city. and a clash is inn
minent
No one can Wow without sincere
regret these latest developments.
Peace must bc restored in that troub-
led eounir, and a government in the
interest or ne masses must he cs-
mblished 1t les inconcevahlc that
anarchy should be permitted to pre-
Vail there indefinitely
That Carrn2a is attempting 20
make himself dictator of the repnb-
he. is apparent Villa claims to be
working in the interest Of the poems,
OF which he Is one, AND is proud of
IT, So TAR evidence Is lacking in his
uttorance of purpose 10 assume
controls but beyond doubt he means
10 be the power behind the man who
ls placed at the head OF the govern
ment
so long az the life ana property
ttehts If Americans are reAsona DIV
respected, there viii be no further
intervention ia Mexico than the oo-
cupaton Of Vera cruz unless some
Mexican leader should take il IN his
head to drive the American forces
from that city as was threatened by
General Aguilar few DAYS age. Ia
that case the occupation of Mexico
City might become necessary
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With Scissors and Paste
MY AUNT.


tOliver Wendell Holmes
My aunt! my dear unmarried aunt
Long years have DER her flown
Yet she still strains the aching clasp
That binds her virgin zone,
| know 1t hurts her,--though she
looks
As cheerful as she can,
Her waist Is ampler than her life,
For life is but span
My aunt my poor deluded aunt
Her hair is almost gray;
Why will she train that winter curl
IN such a sprnglikc way2
How can she lay her glasses down,
And say she reads as we'll
when through double convex lens
she makes out to spell?
Her father grandpa forgive
This crring lip it's smiles
Vowed she would make the finest girl
within hundred miles,
He sent her to stylish school;
Twas In her thirteenth June;
Ana with her, as the rules required,
Two towels and spoon
They braced nay aunt against n board,
20 make her straight and tall;
They laced her up, they starved her
down.
10 make her light and small;
They pInched her feet they singed
her hair.
They screwed It up with pinsi-
oh, never mortal suffered more,
In pennanee for her sins.
SO, when my precious aunt was done,
My grandsirc brought her back
tBy daylight, lest some rabid youth
Might follow ON the trackl,
"Ah, said my grandsire. as he shook
Some powder In his pan.
What could this lovely creature do
Against desperate mani"
Alas nor chariot non barouche
Nor bandit cavalcade.
Tore from the trembling fathers arms
His aii-aecomplishcd maid
For her how happy had il been
And heaven had spared TO me
TO see one sad, ungathered rose
ON my ancestral tree.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-21

good name is better than pre-.
cious ointment; and the day of death
than the day Of ones birth
II is better TO so to the house Of
mourning, than to so TO the house of
feasting for that is the end Of an
men and the living will lay it to his
heart
Sorrow is better than laughter, fol
by the sadness of the countenance
the heart is made better.
The heart Of the wise is in the
house of mourning: but the heart OF
fools Is in the house of mirth.
1t is better to hear the rehuke OF
the wise, than for a man to hear the
song Of fools
For as the cracking of thorns UNI
der pot, so is the laughter of the
fool this also is vanity.
Surely oppression maketh a wise
man mad, and gift destroyeth the
heart
Better is the end of a thing thar
the beginning thereof. and the pa.
tient In spirit is better than the proud
in spirit
Be NOT hasty in thy spirit TO be an
CRY for anger resteth in the bosom
OF fools
Say not thou, what is the cause
that the former days were better
chan thesog