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The daily sentinel., 1903-04-09
WORKED DYING NAN.

Salem, Mass, April s.-The Essex
county courts have been askeud to
pass upon the question of the infiuDece
of spiritualism upon sick person and
whether or not through medium,
George A. Caldwell, 80 years of age,
late of Lynn, was unduly inhuenc ed
to give away his property.
A bill of complaint has been filed in
the office of the clerk of the county by
the members of the dead mans fami-
ly, setting forth that George A. Cald-
we'll was i'll in Lynn hospital from
February ! to February 90. 1903. that
much of the time he was under the
influence of opiates, that he decided
certain property to Lucinda j. Hig-
gins without consideration and by
resaon of undue influence on her part.
Mr.. Caldwell was a spiritualist and it
is alleged that the respondent was a
edium. The bill prays that the
will be set aside.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-09
Notice to Citizens and Members.

rand junction. April9 Q,
of calling
attending
regular meeting which should have held Tues
day April postponed evening April
m. at he Courth earnestly
present. the people of Mesa will
of do fully understand
importance organization
of Grand Junction
operation
of he vicinity
SECOND advertise
Junction
To promote relations
their
mutual advantage
Grand Junction who afford to lend
a this organization?
We different religious
difference the welfare of
be OF vastbe o all
haveh frequent already
the Government High Line canal rail
building three
long the
Matth began survey
that Government High
much indifar
of this work the
that
build
their canals all
pull together question but
aid build the High
transportation
which will be ready about the
you invite make hess Headquarters.
DAVID ROBERTS, Pres.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-09

with the Struthers family. She is
one of the young women, who retain
in their list of friends all who know
them intimately and whose word can
ALWAYS be relied upon.
The young people have the heartiest
congratulations of all who know them.
and they may be sure of q rousing well
come when they return to this city.
which they will do III about a month
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-09
JUST A LITTLE MoBBY

Colorado Springs. Abpril S. Car
ry Nation addressed a crowded house
at the Temple theatre this evening
and was hissed when she attacked
President Roosevelt
In the course of her lecture she
charged the president with being in
league with the liquor trust and
roundly denounced the republican par
1.-The president of the United States
should not be insulted in any gather
ing of citizens. You should be asham-
ed of yourself -
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-09

Charles ScribDer. one of the Denver
and Rio Giande messengers. who was
hurt a few days ago in an accident to
No in the Glenwood canon, is not
able to work ret. He had his right
leg quite badly bruised.
The daily sentinel., 1903-04-09
1x-Ir PAYS TO TRADE WITH US.

John e Phillips, Pres.
W. ! Meyer, Vice Pres.
Max Buchanan, Cashier.
l.. Wickersham, Asst. Cashier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
2uremburq.

9uremburs. = Sn gonsbo,f
lit bo9m. ST.. s. S9ilb I'm Mlter
pon 70 Sabren 9eitorben. = SIN
Wal3werf gu 0ifferbtnsen u%erunsliid.
tie Der ~29idbrise Nrbeiter Carl Sedsr
aus &ambrud t0blli9. = Sn elmer
9aue,ie gu Himelinsen wurbe ber
8ersmann @iacomeli pon abfirSen-
ben Steinsn tObtli6 pellest. - Su
Wamer psrunslifte Der Nderer Sp.
9flissr BET elmer Sur1brennerei lOot:
LTD. = Oas Wobnbaus bes Sau=
l9reiuers SranS &etten tn NeGcorl
brarnte polltdnbis nieoer. Der 70
idbrise Sasl0bner g. &eti6en aug
Nieberferi9en ertrant In Der &orn.
-Su Sonnepes 1tarb i'm alter uou
rs Sabrem Ser fribere befannte Sat:
bofbeIiser unb @~isentbimer sSobanr
Sippert pom usesten Staber. "-Su
&ebinsen lit i'm alter uon 43 Sabrer
Der Sirsermeiitsr unb @rst Or. So.
bann Be Waba seitorben. = Sn ben
Stablwerf 81 Oiferbinsen murbe BEL
8auldloHer gdIar &an@ettt uon ct:
ner auf i'm faaenben &6bre t6btlid
perlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

Mberbeen.- Oonneritas Wor=
gen mdtbete bter mieber Elm Seuer, bas
eine ebenio sroBe Musbebnuns gu erz
rei@en Srobte, mie Der neuli@e 8rant,
bur@ mel@en Der @ei@dftstbeil biez
Ter Stabt gum sr0Bten Ebeil seriO.t
wurbe. Ote Seuerwebr mar auber
Stanbe, benz Witben Der Slammen
@inbalt gu tbun. Oas Seuer fam i'm
Commercial 8lod gum Musbru@. Dte
Slammen bebnten ft9 in fur5er 3eit
auf ben @lassom 8lod, bas poitse=
bdube unb bas @ebdube Der 9. Sc.
6. y. aus, mel9e balb pom etnem
Slammenmeer einsebllt maren. Ser
@tnb trieb bic Slammen mad benz
Stabttbetl gu, Der BET benz neuli9en
8ran6e BON ben Slammen ueri@ont
1purbe.
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9abt Sir etnen Treuno bebaftst nit
Mf6uta.

Srant g. Mr9ibalb pon 8eit
@mausep, q. S, i6reibt: Wdbrenb
Der lesten flint Sabre lit i3 fait uns
unterbro@en an Ntbma. Sd NOR
seitmeilis 10 neru0s, bab i'd faum in
meiner S@ule bleiben fonnte. Dieie
&rantbeit, petbunben nit Der neru0
fen Nnlase, beren aebrsr itets unter=
1porfen iinb, madte MIR bas 2eben
falt unertrdslt9. 8et einem 8eiu6
in meiner 6etmatb In 9tusbale lentte
9err Wanu, einO rtsapotbefer, metne
Nufmerfiamtett auf Sbren @bite
Wine Of Sar Sprup. 3uerit mar i'd
swsifelia@tis, ba i'd nabe5u ales per.
iudk bate obne permanente 9alfe.
S9lteBlt6 nabm i@ eiae Slai@e na6
9auie, unb bic 9eiluns, bic es er.
mtrtte, i9eint mir fat punberbar 81
lein nod meinen friberen mie6erbol.
ten guttaui9unsen. Sd empfebls
Sbre Weoisin Seoem, Der bon Der
slei6en &rantbeit bebaftet lit, als i'd
es fanf Sabre lang mar, unb serne
bin i@ bereit, Na6frasen beshsli9
meines Eaues su beantmorten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

@rant 8eil on Srebf &iebe mel int
9 30 l26 A29....... ........ S34
9 so anberion an Ruubt gotten 9otsN
2&3 Slf Is Brooten. ..........1L 30C
Carl Wuud on llrlula gbeu Got 2 glf
Al ct 9lolo. $50
Senrp Stole an Serb Seters tbeil Got
6 glt IL unb anberes Sauf Centre $500
&. S6uIb an Senrp &oopmeiners Got
405 8If l Stearns Nbb ct @loub $50
u g 0bitnep an Senrp S9ulteu int
iw4 & 9ot7 els l24 &l 80. -. US
8 g 0auer an gra & Site NM t g "a
{ 1913 81 "a. 5000
Sobu % @iusp an s 8 Sriebmau Got
6glt % Golb Sprin9 .......... SOC
6 g Ssnbrpr ct al an Soiepb Barter
Cots 2 3 & 4 glf 8 81 & Ufs Nbb
Sauf Centre 2O0C
Warp u Sartlep on Warp 8 Sells Got
l mnb anberss g IA 8 126 &l a.. 1900
9 Giirenbera an Sreb 3mid Got 2 glf
l @arielbs Abb ct. @loub....... lac
.. =. VroDn an Cairns Sros Eot l
S6S 126 Rl IS. 1926
6 8 Mtrpoeb an gictor 8unberli6 e
ne4 8 10 : 1875 I'll 80. .......... 320C
Sobn Sosan on Sbos. 80. Sin nj ue4
g Is & 1875 ri so. 1925
| gbwiu @amslep au q Mitber let int
unb auberes g 5 6 124 81 3d.. 1000
Sos 9ebmer an Geo Srutb Il It let g
SO & 125 81 81 ....... ......... 3OC
9 8 Wius on Samss Sents ct al 2ots
8 & 10 nnb anberes 2anb ct. @loub zoo
6 8 Yorter an s u yseil Got 6 glf 80
ct @loub 1857
Sberelia Wteiu3 on Sranf Wein5S Got
3Slf 3 gbelbrods Ibb ct. @lonb SOC
s 6 gruin an 6 6 Didiuiou Got 5
gIf Is ct @loub. ............ 32C(
Stepban Wattes au s 9 Sbeiiea Cots
II & Is glf 6 @atte Yarf........ zoe
Sobn 9osbr ON Sacob 8irs let Ss
8 1913 81 49,. 500
% 9 Rit6eD IN Clara SO gseibe 2ot
28lf II ct @loub. ........... 65(
6 y @larf an ". 8eismaun Got l glf
ct 9loub.... ............... 6O(
Cant @eiquam an 6 g @auer 8 2ot
Sglf 2 8or9erbinss Abb Belgrade BOO
8 g @aaer an 9. 81. &eiquam 9ots
& glf IL Belgrade. SOC
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Observation-Disclosures

Siir ben rNorbfern" beri9tet pon &esitra
Serrn Sobn Sc. @mmel.
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Smnae. ttttteIaIte ,ano aIte

9erionsn, pelde an frantem ober seidwddtem
Suitauee bes &6rpers ober 9eites tufolse 8eruadIdits
guns Der gsiunbbeitsrsssln ursr ~iberbarter arbeit lets
BEN, wel4e neruSs, mlbe, ~per,aseub, i9wadfinnis,
meni9eniheu iinb, imGiden. In ben9lteb.rn unb tn Der
gruit SGmtr5 empftneen. Iue HerIonen, pelde bieie
Spmptone baben, iouten bteien arst iofort coniultiren.
Ct bat Sauienbe sebetIt, mel9e tn ben Iesten Stabien
nno a~ufaeseben waren. sleiduteI, mer es perfeblte, 9ers
fonlide COMPILATION TIT tn porsei6rittenen Sdaen moths
penbtg. gebanbluns burb Corresponding ober Vateuts
WtebiSinen fann MIDI beilen.
8erbor9eu franfbeiten. Siele Sa1e erniter
8rautbeit werben beim 2eibenben ni6t eusseiunben.
wslber In pertebrter gseiie bebaHbelt wirb. Die sr0bten
Sofnunsen unb bic ansenebmiteu Jreuben bes 9ebens
burt Sranfbeit 5erfort merben. Surd Hnteriuduns bes
Urine mag cine ernite &rantbeit f~eitsefeat perben, bepor
andre Seite en- portreten.
W u nberbareSetIuuseu pon5o9en In as
ten Taaen, bic perna4ldfist obsr perfebrt bebanbeIt
purben. Refine grperimente ober gerfeblunsen. Refine
nnheilbarsn Sdue auseHommen. @enn guer Jau nus
bsilbar tit, 10 perbet ibr fret bic @abrbeit boren nnb cts
fudt peroen, guer gelo gu iparen. Eauienbe 9ebeiIt,
nabb,m iie, benz Eobe periaaen, a~ufsesebet wurbrn.
gsriOnen. wslbe pom Seims @ersten suirieDeniteuens bs
baneelt weroen, finb ni9t eriubt uorSuipreden. Weebts
sinen perianbt mad irsens Ietle berlSelt. Goniultas
tton fret unb pertrauIid. Seadtet ben Seiadstac.
8enn Sbr ni9t porfpredeu fSnut. idretbt I'm einsn gus
ten Jtatb. abreHe: Or. . owntne
1907 Sdiuer>S beater>S ebduoe, Chicago, So.
507 Boston Slod. Wetnneapolis. Wtnu.
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SGwefa.

Bern. Oie sefammte Walbfldde
Der S9neia betrGgt mad benz leBten
Gef9dftsberi9t iiber bas Sorftpefen
854,467 Settar ober runb 8545 Nuaz
brattilometer. 9ie eefammte 8obenz
fld9e Der S9peis 1T 41,468 Nuaz
brattilometer .-9ie finite ausemeine
f9tpetaerif9e @%iebsdblung bonn 10.
Mprtl 1901 neiit einen Y~feroebetanb
BON 1886 Stiden auf seseniiber
los, 1869 i'm Sabre 1896. gs ergibt
it9 fomit innerbalb Der lebten .3Gblz
periobe cine 3unabme bon circa 10000
pferben.
8 il Of. Die 2otomotib> unb
Maf4tnenfabrit Wtntertbur bat I'M
lebten 9ei9Gftsiabr um 7,050,O0O
Grancs Maf9tnen eraeust unb einen
Gepinu bon 758,OOO Sranes eraielt,
bon benen na9 Mntrag bes @ertpalz
tunssratbes 100000 Tranes in ben gu
@uniten Der Nrbetter beretts ge59dffez
men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS btnterlest
tpurben.
2uaer n. Sn S@OB bat man
beim 2ebmsraben Tunbe bon ar4doloz
gtfdem Sntereffe sema9t, unter Mnz
berem urnen, tpel4e ben feineraeit Bel
Mels sefunbenen auffalIenb slei@en
unb anf4einenb aus 70 be5ei@neten
flu9en 8ranbgrGbern ftammen. SIN
S4Obermoos finb n~euerbtnss auh tpie>
ber pfablbaurefte, 70 Elm atemlta pobl>
er5altener Wobnboben unb In befen
Ndbe berf@tebene M%rtefatte unb Merts
5eu9e, 3. g. etne 9ornperle unb etn
tudhrf4after 9olaf@lesel. aufsefunben
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Werffet8erun8.

9tuf Der Sarm bes llntersei9neten in Sber=
mainfrabens gride, wirb am Mittpo6, ben
II. 9opember, 1908, morsens 10 rbr folsen=
bes perional= Gisentbum perfei9ert elm @es
ipann @rbeitspferbe, IL Soblen, 20 Sbort=
born 9rabtrte Siibe NIT 8dlbern, bele9t Don
einem resiitrirten Sbortborn=g u0em, IL Sabrz
hinge, babies nnb brei giertel 8lut, 40
S4peine, pier bis flint Monate alt. Oas
&inbpieb TT burdwes in slltem 3uftanbe unb
mub p~erfanft weroen. Sier lit cine quite Ge=
le9enbeit fir Sarmer, bic ibren 0iebtanb se@
gen serin9e 9luslaSen perbeliern molen. Yer=
faufsbebin9un9en Summen bis gu $40 baar
anf iolde iiber $40 elm sSabr !3eit sesen gu 2
9roSent gut perbiir9te Noten.
Sobn Coates, gi9entbiimer.
Sobn S9afer, 8erteiserer. 49=1t
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8erbrau6t piele 9dute.
2S7,165 Sbiere mukten ben 8soarl
Der sroBen Waper'i@ea S@ub=
Tabrif tit Wilmaatee liefern.
SntereHanter Seri6t iiber Dies rte=
fge observation-disclosures.

@as wirb aus ben Sauienben pom SGuz
ten, bic idbrli6 in bieI EN- 0anbe eeiammelt
merben, unb nie merben tie %per1panbt? Oieie
Srase mag f6 i6on pielen 8ieb;i9tern auf=
9ebrdn9t babeu, ater pent9e babem eiuen ge=
grill BON benz td9li6en gebarf elmer einSi=
gen 9roBen neuseitli9en Sabrit Nnlase mie
bic Der Wtaper Boot & oboe Company in
Wilmaufee. Oieies @el6Gft fabricirte in,
lebten Sabre S6ube aus ben Sduten Don
ni9t mentser oils 2S7, 165 Sbieren. @enn
man bic &e6nuns auf 800 Mrbeitsta9e i'm
Sabre fuBt 10 paren bic Sdute pon nabe3u
1000 Sbieren nOtbi9, nm bic Mrbeiter Be-
i1Gfti9t uno bic WaI1inen in 8etrieb All
balten. I'm lie Na1fra9e I'M Sanbel nab.
renb bes Iebten Scabres su befriebi9en, murs
ben S1ube fabricirt aus ben SGuten BON
Al, 1855 Stieren,
81 ,492 &ibeu,
3S. 952 &dlbern,
1875, 1852 3iesen.
46,620 S1ifen,
1,740 0ferben,
1920 6Gnsurubs.
Wenn mar aQe bieIe Sbiere ein,eln in Ell
ner &eibe aufite0te, miirbe bic 3inie cine
2Gnse pom 273 Meilen baben ober bic @nt=
fernnng swii6en Chicago unb ct. Souls
ausma6en. Die Mnsabl Der Ebiere, rpel6e
erforberli1 iinb, um ben 8ebarf an SGmten
fir ieben alrbeitstas gu liefern, miirbe, wenn
man Ne in Der &eibe nod ieben Morsen DOT
Der Waper'i9en Sabrit porfibrte, f9 auf
nabe3u cine Wteile erftreden. nm cine iol1e
Wtaiie Material gum ferti9en Yrobuct 3u per=
arbeiten, miibte man 600 2eute bas gauge
Sabr binbur9 bei9dftisen. Die ausbesabIten
20bne wiirsen genii9en, UNI ieben nebit Srau
unb Rinb in etner Stabt pom 5000 ginpob=
nert1 gu u%nterbalten. Die Waper'i1e Sabrit
bat etne @apacitdt BON 600 Yaar S1uben
i'm Gage. Sie beftnbet ii9 in elmer oils Der
srobte 2ebermarft seltenben Stabt unb erbalt
Sic erite Nusmabl Der S6ute. Dies bemirtt
9~roBentbeils bic iiberleSene Qualit6t Der
Maper'l1en S6nbe unb bic ausemeine CUE
friebenbett Der sroben Mrmee pom 2euten, bic
bielelben tra9en unb barauf beifebem, tab
man ibnen S9ube nit Der Maper'l1en 5ans
belsmartte liefert.
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Serfetserun9

9m Witto of, ben IS. Nopember, 1903,
mirb Der unter,ei1nete auf ieiner 81 Weile
iiibOitli6 BON gfeu Miin9en selesenen Sarm
folSenbe @esenitdnbe pertei9ern laiien: 2
@rbeitspferbe, l Soblen, z Wil1fibe, l
ameijdbrl9en Sereforo gu0e, 2 breiiGbrise
&inber. Z Stid ionitises Suuapieb, 1Selbf=
binber, 1Sdmaidine, l @anspfus, l Nomer
nnb 9eure6en, ] @sse, l SaubpFus. l Get
9ferbesel6trr, 2 9aar Slie9ennese, l Dist
gsse, @aseu, l 3meilibtses 8us9p, l &o4=
ofen unb alerlei ionitise Sarm unb Sausge.
dtbe.-8ebinsuusen: getrdae pom $500
unb barunter baar, Summen iiber S.. 90 auf
elm eSabr 3eit. 9esen cine Note gu 6 Yro3ent
Sntereiien NIT gutter 8iir9i9aft.
Sefepb M o n n, @igentbimer.
Sranf Senolten, 8erfeiserer. 49=1
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= &inber lieben Coles Suiten=
mittel, unb weiie Mitter mifen, baB
es bas Bette 1T sesen grtdltuns. Gin
Wort benz Weiien 1T seni8enb.
Nebmt Coles. Is unb Scots BET
Marttn Molitor.
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Seilun8en, 100 anSere erfol8IoS
f14rEtt4

srantbett.n Der anseu unS Dbren;
grauulterenbe ausexliber. Staar. idtelenbe Insen
Ohm. Sdmsrs unb geiabr serabe seisst. grblinblns
perbtubert, Iauisnbe Obren. Eaubbett. srantbets
tel Der g q { unb hes s alies: Satarrb. Sron4ts
tts, Gft5ma. 2etben bes Wasens uno Der
9ebe r : SpspepNe. anpsrbauIidteit, SiIioFtat. eeIbs
ixdt. Nterens unb BIafenbei4werben:
Sarurutr, griebti9e Iisrrntrantbeit, brennenbsr urtn
uiw. 3 In I > unb s auttrauthetten: cStros
tsln. gusidIas. Sls6s1, wsuttsrmals, hbsrnaiiss Saare'
WerpenIetben: gptlepfe. Spiterte, edbmuns,
@anssI on ssbenssrait. @ssamattsmas. @snraisss:
fnS sr.bsssi5wlre werben i9merslos nod elmer usuen
Metbose ssbeilt. Sdmorrbotben nnb aqe arantbetten
bes Isaitbormss. s TO ne n >Sramtbetten:t5mer
hottie Neridiebunaeu unb 0erlteuunsen Der Sr9ane.
Gbsrmabissr MOnatsFub, geruoiiidt, Sdpdde. uiw.
Roberne SebanbIunssweiie, bic 'ii4 ausemetn ais ers
foIsrei5 erpieien bat. Refine unansenebmsn unteriu.
Sunaen. Refine Dame. oh perbetratet ober ni9t, bran4t
su s6sern, entweber aueiu ober NIT ether 3reuuStn 3nr
SeIpreduna su fommen. Seniulationen 9ebetm uno TIN
0.rtraueu. WeibseitaItunaen, SIumpiuB, &Edsrstbie,
auneen, Rropf, manselbaite gntwtdelun9 trseno stnes
Organs. Sleine urb i4wa6e Seils perSeH ~psrsroBert
ftuS ~nefrdfttot.
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stoti3 be,aslid pinterIesuns UNI GrSrteruns zines Grabsn. y.iu,

Sefanntnta1nn9. IS miro hermit btannt sma6t bb elm Gemd, moponn tz
rebeno INT Nbt6rft IN Der Office bes County =QubhTs pom Stearns Gountp. lRinu, hn=
tere9t TT. nno baB SENS erbor be5I9i6 9enanntn Geiu1.s Dol Der gebObe Der Gountu=
@omniias in Der Office bes Gountpanbiors bs senammten Gountp am s gsemmr,
l"o mpl9ens n9r 9e9aneH prp. s. =. Greper
(SR9e) County, Qubtor ppn SRarns Spuntp
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9r, 9otputua, WrGf0ent,

Gleier beoeutenbe. erfabrene SpesiaItit TT tn ben aans
gen @ereinistsn Staateu gut nno 3u ieinsm SortetI
eetanut weseu DER pielen punberbaren Seilunsen bet
6ronti9en, ~nsrpSien uno ~ipestelen Seiben, iopie bet
GsrSte unb Spssialiften ~seipottst battsn. Sbm itebt sur
Seite cine erobe InSabI tidtiser, sti4idtsr aerste nno
~erfabrestr SpeStoliiten, beren Griabrunsen, pel4e ne tn
ben er6Seren Soipitilsru guropas uno Ameritas seianls
melt baben, IS ibneu erm6sIi4t. perborsene unS 4ronts
f4e Srautbeitsu nit griols 81 betlen: Sbre lanstdhrtse
griabruns, ibr mertwiirbises 9eidtt uno tbr ununter,
brp4ener griols siebt ibneu einen Iniprl9 auf has
Sutrauen Der 9eibenben on allen Srten. Sn ieeem Jale
pirb sine sbrIide aniidt ausseipro9en. Sit Der JGu
unbeilbar, 10 erfdbrt Der 9etoenbe oIeu pie gSapr9stt.
Die Offices limb ausaeritet NIT piReHi6aftlthen Sus
jtrumsnten, pel5e ibsr $4,000 setoitet haben. Darunter
lit elm x lens Gpparat. nit beiien ollie Bite timers
item Sroane Ieiht uuteriu6t peroeu tonnen.
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~ glstn ober @altbam l1bren
NIT z Snrpelen Merf unb Ntdel @es
bdule 5u $3.50 BET 8 ltne's.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-05

ways necessary to get the proper
amount of exercise. to carry all the
movement to their ultimate issues.
In many positions, such as in break
ing a clinch by pressing back the OPP
ponent's head with an open hand
placed over his nose and face, it would
serve the purpose of exercise just as
we'll as to count your opponents pre-
dicament a point after you have him
thoroughly in your power, and let it
go at that.
Carried on in this way boxing as
fern of physical culture will be found
an exhilarating pleasure.
A little study of, and practice with.
the following exercises will enable al
most any one to evolve different
movements, and from this one thing
alone not a little anima ting diversion
will be obtained.
To dress for boxing, get into a gym
nasium suit or, more convenient still,
a pair of old, loose trousers, an ath-
letic shirt and tennis shoes. The
gloves should weigh about eight ounces
each.
Do not box in a closed room. Keep
the windows open so that the room
will be constantly filed with fresh air.
When through exercising, take bath,
preferably cobd
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Position 1. The Correct Standing Po-
sition-To gain the correct attitude for
boxing, spread the feet apart so that
either leg can be instantly moved with
comfort either in front or back, to
right or left, or made to describe a
complete circle without causing the
body to lose equilibrium. The univer-
sal position of the feet is to have the
left forward. with its toes pointing
toward the hollow of the opponent 5
right foot, and its heel toward the hol-
low of your own right foot.
Point the left fist at the face of the
opponent. with the arm gently bent
and the elbow raised only moderately
from the side.
Let the elbow of the right arm, on
guard, rest gently at the right side,
with the forearm placed across the
stomach, so that the knuckle Of the
forefinger will be just below the left
nipple.
When not striking, the hands should
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6SkSW 1FI0. i. The CORRECT BOXING OSIrIeNI

copyright, 1903, by Anthony BAKERY
When used purely as an exercise,
and not professionally, boxing is ex-
tremely beneficial as one of the higher
and finest forms of physical culture.
1t teaches the use of muscles built
up by simpler exercises, such as those
done without paraphernalia of any
sort Immediately after rising of morn
sngs, or before going to bed of nights.
1t further develops the power of
Breathing and the staying qualities.
1T imparts agility and suppleness. 1t
shows each muscle in its proper work
ing relations to it's fellows. 1t car
ries the mental action, necessary to all
correct exercise, several steps for
ward, and it likewise materially ad-
Nances a mans ability to defend him
self should the emergency arise. This
always means more self-reliance, and,
therefore, better all-around poise un-
der all circumstances.
But while boxing simply as a form
of physical culture-which is another
way of saying health-is worthy of
careful attention, it would be harmful
to carry it to excess, as in the case of
many other good and proper things
To make a business of boxing would
be to encourage the baser element In
man; while the object of physical cul-
ture should be to develop mans finer
nature by giving him good health
through normal bodily development.
For the philosophers say that he who
is thoroughly healthy is more likely
to be governed by higher impulses
than he who has the stomach of a
dyspeptic.
The best time to box is a half hour
before, or an hour after, meals. Never
take the exercise on full stomach,
which will hinder breathing. Do not
hold rounds, according to the rules,
but box until you find your wind CIV
ing out and then stop. When rested,
again take up the exercise.
Further, remember that 1t isn't al
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your face, so that the hand will be
barely higher than the head and the
tip of your nose will be just visible
to your opponent from behind the
middle Of the forearm, which should be
about six inches from the face. In
this way, the arm will make an in
cline down which the left of the oppo-
nent will slide harmlessly. The
harder the opponent strikes, the better
will his arm slide away (Figure p.
If the right arm is thrown up in such
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a position as to hold the opponents
left on it, the opponent is likely to
land his fist on your jaw or nose after
all.
Position III. Left Lead for the
Stomach and Counter with the Left
for the Jaw.-Gradually get yourself
within reaching distance of your OPP
pOnent. and then swiftly throw the
left shoulder along with the left arm
and fist into the opponents stomach,
taking care not to hit below the belt,
or foul line, which is marked by the
navel.
To guard, the opponent throws his
right hand over the fist aimed for his
stomach and pushes it away from his
body to the right. The glove must
be grabbed. If the arm is grabbed,
the opponents fist will still reach it's
mark. At the same time he strikes
swiftly for your jaw, as you have
necessarily brought it close to his left,
in order to bend to get at his stomach
(Figure 81
To block the counter with the left
for the jaw, throw up the left arm
and get it between the opponents left
and your jaw.
Position ". Left Lead and the
Right for the Heart.-As the oppo-
nent leads for the face with the left
fist, guard with the left forearm, as in
Figure 2, with the right, but raise the
arm higher with the fist directly
above the front of the head and just
clearing it, and the elbow on a line
with the top of the head. This change
is made so that the opponent will be
drawn closer.
Then, when you have the opponent
as close as is necessary for you TO
deliver a good punch, throw your
right shoulder along with the right
arm for his lower ribs. This Is
lcontinned On Pare Thirty.l
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opponeEi and simultaneously throw
out the left arm, letting the shoulder
go freely with it, for the opponents
face, preferable the jaw or nose. If
the fist lands on the jaw. the oppo-
nent is likely to be made dizzy. II
the nose is struck, the posses sor's
breathing is hindered and he will be
more speedily at your mercy.
If the opponent attempts the left
lead for your face, throw up the right
forearm, with the knuckles toward