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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
Notas de sport

safio de esta indole ell cual result6
muy animado. Desde ell primer momen
to ambos bandos lucharon heroicamen-
te sobresalicndo por su agilidad y des-
treza, Hernandez y Bcnitez por Ia
Grammar. Ambrosio o'Noil por Ia AL
"a Escuela.
Durante los dos prlmeros cnartos. Ia
opinion prblica Sc inclinaba Greer
cue los muchachos de Ia Alta Escue-
SEQ constante de o'Neil en- anotarse
puntos lie impedian que su bando Sc
ba. mas en- les dos ultimos cuartos
Hernandez Benitez pusieron en- prac
tica todas sus combinaciones, notando-
Sc en- Benitez como en- O'Eeil que
deseaba q todo trance meter la bola
desde largas distancias, cuyos resulta-
dos iban siendo desastrosos habiendo-
les dado el triunfo. las muchas y bri-
llantes jugadas de Hernandez. quien
al yer que Leopoldo sc anot6 seis pun
tos corridos puso Ell practica toda su
astucia.
Este primer desafio result6 un exi-
to mas para las Escuelas Gramaticales
que Sc anotan el primer triunfo de es-
"a serie. Ei resultado fue de Is pun
tos las Escuelas Gramaticales 16 la
Alta Escuela.
Reina gran entusiasmo entire los nj
nos de todas las escuelas con motive
dc la reciente lucha en- los ejercicios
calist6cnicos q. Sc celebraran en- las pri
meras semanas de Febrero segiin infor-
me. del enthusiastic instructor Ambos
grupos aseguran llevarse la copa.
Felicitamos al professor Allende por
el entusiasmo que ha levantado entire
los muchachos Y felicitamos nuestros
edacsndo por el brio con que ,estan lie
vando a cabo las practicas para defen-
der cl dia de la lucha sus respectivos
bandos.
"A luchar jovcnes amigos, que en- la
vida el triunfo es del que lucha!
Escolastico CRUZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23

su NAL comportamiento durante ell boult
que sostuvo con Erminio Spalla, dis
cutiendo el titulo itaiiano de peso com
pleto. en- el cual Barbaresi denote CO
bardia Y Sc retro en- el quinto round
despu6s de ser golpeado rudamente por
Spalla.
Por decision de Ia Federation Sc des
contaran 5000 Eras de las 20, 900 que
constituyen la participation de Earoa-
resi- en- los ingresos de taQuilla y ade-
mas Barbaresi no podra tomar payte
en- pelea alguna durante un periodic &c
tres meses. Barbaresi presento n Fe
deracion I'm ce-tihcado medico demos-
trando que Sc habia roto un dsdo en-
la pelea qve sostuvo con spal!a pero
pesar de ESQ la Federation fali5 qle su
comportamiento fue indigno.
La Federation decldio por votacion
dar spalla 5000 Ecas como parte
que le cbrresponde en- los ingresos de
taquilaI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
vAPcREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

FL vapor Puerto Rico" de la New
York and Porto Rico SIS. Co. llegara
r7h2na este puerto procedente de
Eueva York con carga, pasajeros Y
Correo.
FL vapor San Juan" de Ia misma
c3r,nania, tocara manana tambien Ell
este puerto.
Del q al 25 dc corriente mes. us-
tara a este puerto el vapor frances
"Caraibo" de la Compaiiia Trasatlan-
tica Francesa
FL varor cubano Hsbana" llegara
a este puerto FMS del corrionte mes.
El dia 2s dol corrientc tocara en-
este puerto el vapor a'eman Rein
beck.
El dia SO del corrientc saldra el
v3pov americana "Gobernor John Lind
del prcrto dc baltimore Goa destino a
este puerto.
Hoy sali6 de- puerto de Baltimore
el vapcr americana "Leslisle" con
d;stino a este puerto.
Del puerto dc san Francisco dc Ca
lifornia sali6 ell dia Is para este puer-
to. el vapor americana west Jappa"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
vAFoREs EN- PUERTO

El vapor ingles 'Creystone Castle"
DO Ia Castle Line, esta descargando en
este paorto I'm gran cargamento de tn
hos que trajo procedente de Amberes,
Belgica.
FL vapor noruego John Bluner"
que vino procedento de Norresundby
con IN cargamento dc 10000 barriles de
comento consignados sucesores de L.
vilamil
La goleta americana "Gaviota'' lie
90 procedente de santo Domingo con ma
dera carbon.
El saba6o lleg6 este puerto pro-
cedente de Tortola, Ia goleta america
ma Iris.
El vapor "Helen" de la Bull IT.
sular Line esta cargando en- los puertos
do la Isla.
Cargando azncar en- Aguirre esta Ell
vapor americana "Corozal' de la New
York and Porto Rico SIS. Co.
La goleta americana ~ w. elise"
esta descargando MADEIRA en- este puer-
to dcsde hace varios dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
FUERoN PoR SPALLA Y Sc EN-
CoNTRARN A GIANCHI

Cuando arribo este puerto el vapor
"Duiio''. 10 primero que hicieron los
reporters fue il en- busca do Erminio
Spaila. que Sc decia iba bordo; pero
en- lugar de hallar al champion de pc
SO complete de Italia, Sc encontrarcn
con Leo Gianchi, que dice ser el cham
pion de peso mosca itanano.
Gianchi declare los periodistas que
habia venido en- busca del champion
mundial Y que no tenia ninguna dHda
que volveria con el para Italia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
Sc FREPARA UNA PELEA ENTIRE
MADDEN Y WILLS

Antes de que sea tomada en- conslde-
racion la oferta para un match cor
Luis A Firpo en- febrero, en- Buenos
Aires, es muy probable que Bartiey
Madden. heavyweight de New York
pelee con Harry Wills de New Orleans.
Sc supone que estan realizando ne
gociaciones para un match de Madden
Wills. en- Madison Square Garden para
enero. pero ell exito de elias depende
dc que la Comision Atletica lie ponga el
visto bueno al match.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
SALIDAS

Hoy ssldra para New York c! va
por americana "Cornelia'' dc Ia Bull
InsUlsr Line.
E! vapor americano Ponce" de IA
New York and Porto Rico SIS. Co. sa-
Il hoy para Ell puerto de New York
con carea, passjeros y corroo.
FL vapor holand6s "Rhsa" que vi
no consignado a los sehores Sucrs de
L. Villamil. salio con destino a puer-
;os de Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
DEPoRTIVAs

Despues de haber terminado la serie
&c desafios de pelota concertados en-
tire los alumnos de la Alta Escuela y
los de las escuelas Gramaticales con el
resonarte triunfo de estas nltimas EN-
pezo el entusiasmo por Ia practica dc
"basket-ball' a iniciativas del direc-
tor senior Allende.
El viernes tuvo lugar el primer de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
Sc BUSCA UN CoNTRARIo PA
RIA FIRPo QUE QUIERA PELEAR
EN- LA ARGENTINA

Luis Angel Firpo ha cablegrakado a
su rep@esentantc en New York para que
concerto un match entire el Farmer
Lodge. cualQuier otro peso complete
de los Estados Unidos q. este dispuesto
ir a la Argentina. pues quiere COM
placer sus compatriotas que desean
verlo Ell accion antes de que parta pa
"a les Estados Unidos.
Firpo ha dicho que Ia Association dc
Caridai de Senoras esta dispuesta a
dar una bolsa de 10000 a cualquier bo-
xeador americana que peloe con Firpo
este ha prometido ceder su parte
la Association.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
I Nj A III

Sc regaIa la oracion de la pie
dra imam a quien la pida per CO.
rreo enviando 5 seIlos de 2 GEN.
tavos para Ell franqueo. El Imam
sirve para tener fortuna en- amo-
res, viajes, juegos, negocios y
casamientos. o. Rodriguez, San
Andres, 1o, Mariana. Cuba.
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Continuation oe la pagina p

escrita por Bob Meusel. Tambien en-
una parte me equivoque En- Ia parte
cue dice de Hmnacao Ponce. debe
decir asi: En- los ultimos seis juegos
celebrados entire los Crises los Leo
nes estos iiltimos han recibido TRES
nueve argollas.
Bob MEUSEL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
CASA oUEMADA

En- ol bario Daiaos dc Bayamon sc
prem6- totalmente IA casa propiedad de
Cristino Ortiz.
Esta era una humilde casa de paja
estaba valorada con su aju9r en
S175 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23

La Federation International dc Bo-
xeo de Italia ha anunciado cl castigo
que impone a Msrianao Barbaresi por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-23
JOE DUNDEE DERRoTo a TED
MERCHANT

Ted Merchant, dc Ins slaterra, fue de
rrotado ror Joe Dund4e, light weight
en- un match a doce rounds.
Merchant h;zo balancear varias veces
a Dundee en- varios rounds; pero no
pudo sacar partido de su momentGnea
ventaja.
Dundee hizo I'M Anal muy rapido y
sensational ganando los dos limos
rounds por un ancho margen. Ambos
boxeadores subieron al ring con 1856 IL
bras cada mo.
Merchant habia derrotado recientc-
mento a CLANCY.
BARBARESI. coNDENADo PoR LA
FEpERACIoN DE BoXEo
ITALIANA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24
PERSONALS

W-rtham Da..,..ro mas returned to
Brownsville from Austin, where he is
a sophomore in the University Of Tex
as.
Mr.. anil Mrs. L. II. Schumacher and
ihrr CONS are here from Nc sde, Kans.
Walter w. Garner ef Dallas il in the
c.t.-. 49,
Melvin Weller has returned to
Brownsville from the University of
TcSas. where he has tcen n student for
y past three mon hs.
M. A. Levy of Victoria, Texas. is in
Brownsville today.
G. C.. Harvey is here from Sherman,
Texas.
w. H.. Jordan Of Houston is in the
citv.
Iijinio Cantu Of ReymonGv.l'c is III
B owrsviile tsdav.
c. c. Horeme'er Of Houston arrived
in Brownsville yesterday.
c. Harweil is h. re today from Cor
rus Christi.
Lee + Frye If Tulsa, Okla, is in
Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. M~chcm Of Gle.
burne. Tex. are in Brownsville.
Y..D. MikeselI is here from Fredoma.
Kansas.
Maurin Harrington Of Washington.
d. c.. arrived here yesterday.
T. 0. Krasler is in the city from
Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrison of Ant
! wcrp. Ohio. are in Brownsville.
T. II. Bcl is here today from Corpus
Christi.
Ben v. Proctor of this city has gone
to San Antonio to spend Christmas with
| Mrs. Proctor. who is convalescing.
Albert Fernandez, who has been at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24
FRANCE HIT BY
BABY MYSTERY
Why Does Poor Family
Adopt Infants Po-
)
lice Demand
Bv L T

PARIS, Dec. "a The IN Or
mind of Dinorah Galou, pallid blonde,
middle -aged wife of a struggling doe
tor, has precipitated a baby faim my
terry so complicated as to leave the hes.
detectives of France baffled and dazed.
They feel that if ever they can anr wei
the ~romancings of Nine. Gallon from the
strands of actual evidence they viii have
a most sensational expose Of traffic n
babies.
Meanwhile they hold the Galou on
charges of unlawfully registering hem
selves as parents of babies and seek to
figure out whether Nine. Galou Il the
victim of a psychological twist or had
criminal intent.
Here is a brief summary Of the mot
discussed mystery On the continent:
DR.. Fernand Galou, son o. poor par
ents in Agen, France, worked his Wy
through college and had q good ~rasoi3
in the war. His slate up TO tbs mo-
ment is quite clean.
While French troops were qI"rterc1
in C~onstantinople he net and wed
Dinorah Coarer. Dinorah told him a
highly romantic story. She said she was
IL 0adehtSl VI q mdL4uiot WIN tAtti Hffft
wandering in India when he me. the
beautiful daughter of a maharajah. k D.
mapped her and eventually married her.
Her mother, she said, died in ch ID
birth.
At any rate the doctor and his re
mantle bride settled in a white oct age
with pink shutters at Agen and theic
her further romancings popped the pre-
sent mystery.
They had several young children with
them. One day, Nine. Galou announced
the birth of a baby. Yet on the fellow
ing day she. appeared in the garden
rumors spread.
A day later she announced twins.
Police arrived. They found letters
showing that the Galous had been in
correspondence with unmarried mothers
of Southern France with a view to
adopting babies. 1t was reported that a
dozen babies had been sent them.
1t was next reported that they took
= babies from rich unmarried mothers and
were well paid to have the secret kept.
DR.. Galou announced that the adop-
tions had been arranged because his
A
wife had the mother complex and had
been herself unable to become
mother.
Police investigated. They found the
children were not babies Of the rich.
Quite the contrary. They were offspring
of poor, working families. AS near as
police could learn no harm had come to
them.
Some older ones were found working
as domestics in private families.
The final puzzle presented the police
was why the Galous should have adopt
cd them at all. The financial status of
the Galous was found to be all but des-
perate. The parents of the children
were in no position to pay for anything.
There seems to be<no doubt that they
were baby farmers for illigitimate chill
dren, but why should the impoverished
take upon themselves a little horde and
why should they so persistently fabri-
cate?
Every possible trail is being followed
but meanwhile the police are completely
baffled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24

tending the pharmaceutical school Of
the Uaiversity of Texas medical branch
in Galveston, has returned to Browns
Vile foF, the holidays.
Jewel Richards, Brownsville student
in St. Edwards College, is in the city
for Christmas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24
RccKEFELLER SENDS NOTE

PARlS.-Jchn D. Rockefeller, Jr.. il
a letter to the Unien des Arts, whose
members had sent him a message Of
generalization and thanks for his gift
writes: "Ycur message. signed b..
many among the greatest artists o.
France, adds considerably TO my salts
faction in having been able to render
SO insignificant a service to France"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-24
Southwest in Grip y
OF Second Norther
(By The Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, Dee. 23.-Hard on TIL
heels Of the COLI from last week, fror
covered, another norther was sweeping
that section today. Nearly the entire
state of Kansas was covered with SNOW
while many sections of Missouri report
ed snow falling. Snow was reported a
far south as Oklahoma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11
Apply 1t Any Rupture Old Recent Large Small and You Are N
the Same Road Ia Thousands ~

It has enabled farmers and mechanics en-
gagged in the most severe and trying test of any
kind to work without discomfort while this re-
markabe stimulating application took hold of
their ruptures, gave them the needed assistance
to be easily held in place where they apparently
healed as solid as though they had never before
been ruptured. It has afforded to heavy built
men and women the only means whereby they
could possibly control their rupture, cases where
the abdomen was so feshy that no kind of truss
could keep a rupture in place.
Such record as this commands your atten-
ton. It is worth while, even if your rupture is
small, doesn't particularly bother you, perhaps
can be held fairly well with truss. You ought
to know about this stimulating application You
ought to try it. You can do so free.
Why run the risk Of gangrene or getting
strangulated from small and innocent little
rupture? A host of men and women are daily
running such a risk because their ruptures do not
hurt nor prevent them from getting around
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11
JURY RE|ND|CTS
MORTON HAWKINS
AND ASSOCIATES
True Bill Believed to Meet OBJ
jectionS Filed by Mort
gage Company,

Morton S. Hawkins, president of
the Hawkins Mortgage Company of
Portland, Ind; Anthony Schieb and
Carl Anderson, also Of Portland, Off
Gals in the company. and sixteen
others have been indicted by the Fed
eraI grand jury en- charges Of using
the mails in a scheme to defraud. 1t
is understood the new indictment,
returned Monday afternoon, was
brought to meet objections to the
original indictment, raised by attor-
news for the defendants on demurrer.
William Jones, secretary of the In
diana board of agriculture. and Mord
Carter and Frank J. Haight, account
ant. both of Indianapolis, were among
the defendants.
Indictments also were returned
against Floyd Thompson, Gary; Abra-
ham Harrison. alias Abe Harris, and
James McGolrick. both of Chicago, and
Shirley Checkers and 10 Demento,
both OF St. Paul. MINI, all charged
with violation of the anti-narcOtic law.
Paul Clawson Of Evansville was in
dicted on charges of transporting a
stolen automobile from Piqua, o., to
TT. Wayne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11
Here Are Some
NeU Library Books

New books OF fiction at the
public library include: "Goha.
the Fool" Albert AIDES; Horses
and Men," Sherwood Anderson;
"Splashing Into Society,s r. w.
Babson; Wilderness Patrol"
Harold Bindloss; "Blackguard,"
Maxwell Bodenheim; Coast of
Folly" c. w. Dawson; 1.-THE
Loving Are the Daring" H. F.
Day; Never the Twain Shall
Meet" P. B. Kyne; "Barbry,"
H. NJ. Rideout; wheels Within
Wheels" Carolyn Wells.
New books OF art include:
Pictorial Beauty on the Screen"
v. o. Freeburg; weaving and
Other Pleasant Occupations"
R. K. Polkinghorne.
New books of biography. his
tory and travel include: "Mys-
ticism of St. Francis of Assist"
D. H. S. Nicholson; My Jour
ney Round the World" A. c.
W. H. Northcliffe: "Calvie Cool
idge," r. NJ. Washburn; "Pharos
and Pharillon," E. NJ. Forster;
'F1ay of Our Country" J. II.
Wooten: Modern Italy" To
masco Tittoni.
New children's books include:
Adventures OF Haroun Err Ras-
child, and Other Tales From the
Arabian Nights" Arabian Nights;
Five Plays and Five Panic
mines" Sidney Baldwin; Hugh
Gwyeth, a Roundhead Cavalier"
B. NJ. Dix; Bobby and Betty
With the Workers" K. f. Dopp;
THE Little Black Coal" E. C.
Eliot; Fun Book" NJ. G. La
rue; Jimmy. the New Boy"
Archibald Marshall; Little Es-
kimo." L. r. Smith; Economic
Geography OF Indiana" S. S.
Nisher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11
Marie Corelli Proves a Philosopher
Knows More About Love.Than a Sheik

safely bet that the sweet little Senti-
mentalist had a quick defense to.near-
ly all of his statements, but, woman
like, she felt sorry for him. At one
time she might-well, that is the
story.
That is the secret Of the rose gar
den. Marie CorelH tells you whether
the sweet little Sentimentalist married
the Philosopher or Jack, nice lad.
There Is Lot of Glorious
Fun i'm This COrelIi Book
A philosopher has his own, method
Of making love. Many of his remarks
do not go well in the moonlight. For
time 1 "hated" the philosopher but
before reached the last page knew
that this learned man knew what real
love is and that he was capable of a
real sacrifice.
There is great mental beauty in this
book 1t breathes of spring and 1t is a
great relief from the problem bunk
which exists in so many Of the new
books.
Gay satire exists here. Also many
a great truth. You might not ex-
pect Marie Corelli to be an expert on
satire, but you have it mixed with
marvellous mental flashes in Love,
And the Philosopher"
Here is a book that beckons you
into a garden where mental love max
ing battles womanly sentiment.
Read Il.
Thank you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11
DISTRICT ELEVEN
MINERS CONVENE
More Than 200 Delegates at
Terre Haute.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March Ii
More than 200 delegates, representing
as many local unions in the thirteen
coal mining counties of Indiana.
gathered here today for the opening
sessions Of the twenty-ninth con-
secutive and sixth biennial convention
Of district eleven, United Mine Work
ers of America.
The convention will continue until
all business has been transacted
which will require at least four days.
From all Indications the convention
Will involve numerous heated discus
sions between the administration and
opposing factions Of the district.
Resolutions are In the hands Of COM
ndttees calling for a check-on the
expenditures of district officers during
the past eighteen months and for
thorough investigation of the legal
department Of the district organiza-
lion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11
By WALTER D. HICKMAN
ARIE CORELLI writes aga

- ARIE CORELLI writes again.
I'M This time it is under the
EG rather high sounding title of
''Love-And the Philosopher"
Do not get alarmed. There is no
blanket covered sheik in this story
of sentiment, but a crusty old philoso-
pher who has his real love affair in
the winter of his years.
The girl is Just a sweet little maiden
who lives in an English flower gar
den and who sweetenS the temper of
a equity but learned father.
There is lot of talk in this story be-
cause it concerns a woman and a
gabby old philosopher and "A nice
young man by the name Of Jack.
This is an unusual CorelH book It
breathes of the rose garden. There
is no problem here, no dirty triangle,
no half-baked or over-done neurotic
characters, no complex. Instead you
have a most simple story of a wise
and hard-boiled old philosopher who
just couldn't make his theories agree
able to a charming miss known as
the "Sentimentalist."
If you love to have your sweet
heroine swept off Of her feet by the
brainless, but warm embraces OF a
parlor expert or a sheik. well, if that
is your idea Of a love affair then
Marie Corelli's latest will not fill the
bill.
But on the other hand, if you be
lieve that it is possible to love deep
II by your mental apparatus, your
sentiments and your mental emotions
Il think those are the words want
then you will have a most charm
ing time reading 'Love,-And the
Philosopher"
I was anxious to get a copy Of this
new Coreln book. AS soon as it
arrived, the book department Of Pettis
Dry Goods Company Of Indianapolis
furnished me my copy for review. 1t
is .uublished by George II. Doran Com
pany. New York.
COreIIi Develops Characters
Mainly Through Conversation
In this new Coreln book, somebody
talks. The other character present
has a reaction. That IS the beauty Of
this quaint and delightful mental
fodder.
Here are a few Of the wise" re-
marks that the Philosopher hurls
during his experience with love:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11

Anyone who is ruptured, whether man or
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This remarkable application has created a
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-11

his own house-and a wise woman
knows how to keep her place.
''Woman's day" he went on SEN
tentiously. means Man. Man at
norman at norman at night.
Woman adores man-licks his boots
metaphorically wherever he gives her
the chance. A man and a new hat
that's enough for woman's dayl
There's nothing beautiful or holy
about IT 0ife)." he grunted. Life is
hfe-two and two are four. A man is
a man; a brute IS brute. Nature can
not be altered. If woman's unlucky
enough to marry a brute instead Of a
man. she gets brutal treatment
Quite her own fault!-she should have
known better"
These and many others were the
ideas of the Philosopher. You can