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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05
ARCHITECTS.

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DRACK-ATchitect and su
peTiuteudeHJ. Skinner block, seconC
floor. Once hours, 10 to II a. m;
to $50 p. IA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Adjudication as first class book
keeper, 10 years experience. Address
M Argus.
" \ NJ ED-YO man, thoroughly cN-
pcricucCd in clerical work in all it's
branches: also experienced Stenog-
raphcr. desires situation. Address
F H. "a care Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL
RailWay-D., r. I. q n. w. passen-
ger station at foot of Seventeenth
street. ). Il. STODDARD, Agent. p l..
Hiurichs. commercial agent. 303 Brady
street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

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II YOU WANT to build or buy house,
We can loan You the money at cur
rent interest rates. Goldsmith * Mo
kee company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05
CIAIRNONANT.

MADAM HOWARD-Fuu readings 25
and so cents. Room y, Mckinnie
block, corner Fifteenth street ana
Fourth avenue. Entrance on Fiji
teenth street, Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05

STEAMER CITY OF WINONA.
Arrive 1890 a. III. Davenport; leave
=.
FOR rates and further Information,
Amply to l.. W. BLACK, Agent,
Rock Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05
WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-A country wagon man At
Bartlett Bros. 1N1S-1S2O Third ave
WANTED -. Good opening for young
men from IS to q years of age at the
ment.
WANTED-Man to run four-side mold
or and man to cut ODD stun for bench
hands Good jobs for right men. The
l. y Roberts Co. Davenport. Iowa.
WANTED - Man Of neat appearance.
married man preferred. permanent
position ana chance for advancement
to right party. cali At room ]. y. NJ.
g \ building Friday evening from
to \. Saturday from a. N. t. .
WANTED-A partner having n few
hundred dollars To start Il custom
shirt factory ia Rock Island or Dav-
cnport. with a cutter who has had $
years experience in the business.
Address F y Moore, 2V29 Third ave
nue.. Rock Island.
WANTED-An Energetic. trustworthy
man or woman. u work in Illinois.
company. Salary. $40 to $40 per
month; paid weekly; expenses ad-
Vanccd. Address. with stamp. J. II.
Moore, Rock Island, Ill
WANTED = Niddle-aged statesmen to
solicit orders for custom made shirts
and underwear in Illinois and Iowa
on Il commission basis. Man expert
enccd in gents furnishing goods pre-
f"rred- Kelly shirt company, 3 Pearl
street, Grand Rapids. Mich.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
New and practical method. Free
work. careful Instructions. few weeks
completes. can nearly earn expenses
before finishing. Positions waiting
graduates Catalogue mailed free.
MOler Barber college. Chicago. Ill
WANTED-Ex Exceptional opportunity for
first class advertising solicitor that
j. well acquainted with the n"wspa-
pers and other publications of this
district to Introduce lin" Of special
features in connection with the Circu-
latiOn department. Good cumponSa-
tipn for time required. Address !.
W. Walsh. publication department. -
East Nineteenth street New York
City
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05
FOR RENT-RoOMS,


FOR RENT-Front office. Inquire at
l1I4Is Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05

a S:45 am a 2:55 am
a $50 am d1O:SO pm
81 $50 anna $40 pm
a 7:4O am ID 700 pm
.d12:45 rmla 800 am
d l:10 pm ld10:1O pm
.a12:35 am "a $3.50 am
"a $40 amid 800 am
]" 1:55 pmld 700 am
a $40 am a 9:15 pm
IA Sis am d1O:sO pm
'a11:1O pm "a 7:1O am
'a12:50 pmld S:25 pm
a 1855 PM" 200 pm
IA 4;55 pmld 7:1O am
ia 5:45 PM" $3.50 am
q Cos pm a 2:42 pm
'a10:37 amid 400 pm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-05

FIRE. ACCIDENT AND PLATE GLASS
Insurance. Goldsmith 4 Mckee, PeO-
pies National bank building. Tele-
phone west 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Sin reinacfallencr 8cnoarm.

&,tf Sen I. Se5ember 1857 mar
rad Dem fErGeiiiid)en StGotd)en Q.
Ter @enoorn 20. periebt, Dem ser
Sui poraus9ing, Dab or an Der In-
3cigcp,ttb litte nnO baB Die Senob-
ncr ieines bisberigen @irfungS6e5ir.
ftS 0ott oontten, i'm losgGuoroen
81 icin. Im 30. Hopember fam ".
in e.. an uno ihon Inn Z llbr bes
nnbern Wiorgens Itopfte er, Den &a-
robincr ilber Den Hiiten gebdngt, Die
&oien IN Die boben Sdaftitiefel ein-
9eltett, bur6 oen boben SdJnee, uno
irct in Die Yripatiuobnung oes ImtS-
ridjters ein, 100 er DEM GienltmdO-
den fir5 81 miiien tbat, Dob er DEN
AmfSritter 81 lprefJen piinife. Sos
NiGbfen iagte linn, oaB Der Mn1t.
monn nod 5u @ette liege, aber Ser
Geuoarm perlongte entihicoelt, oaB
err gemeloet miirbe, 90 er ieinen BE-
5irf 81 beacben uno iih porber bel
ieinem @orgeiesten bienitlid an5u'
meloen babe.
Ser amtnoln, ser sic 6elpobn-
belt bate, ieiile Mtorgenpiciie i'm
@ette Slt rolld,cn, lieB oen @elioarm
einircten. Sieier itano itramm mo
iaate:
y0enoarm 20. meloet iid gum
Sienit."
.@ut, Sic fDnnen gelen."
slber ser 8enbarm ging niht, Ion'
oern 5og iein Noti5buf beroi,s mo
id)rieb etmas binein.
y@os noiieren Sie?"
,3u Seiebl, Den Serrn Imtmann
negen Tnudcns i'm Bette"
rMeine 9ieiie lit nit Gedel per-
ieben."
Sans eool, bos Ialdlen i'm Sette
lit bel eincln Sbaler Strafe perbo.
ten"
nSiimmt; id, meroe Den Sbaler
5ablen; ober notieren Sic ais Sipeitel
oen @enoarm W. nit 5suei Sholern
Strafe iuegen nnpor't)rlftsmaBlgen
Griteinens i'm Sicnite."
$50 bin alii Dem @ege bur6 mel.
nen 9e5irf."
,Gnn5 egal, aber BET bienItli6en
Weloungen an SIREN SorgeieBten ba-
ben Sic niht in Stieieln, ionoern III
Sdllb unb @omaiden 81 eri6einen. "
llnO CO blieb babel; Ger Imtmonn
rnO ser 0euharm Daren Die erltet,
sic Dem In5eigelpiitbigen i'm nelten
9e5irf gum Spfer iielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Sie Shlanac i'm Sticfel.

Gin iuneer engliifer Sffi5ier mar
IN Elm inoiiheS Hegiment periest
moroen. @Gbreno bes erlten Slbeubs
ieines MuientbaltS in Ser neuen
@orniion, alS Die Iebr5abl Der
Siii5iere bes Regiments i'm Gaiilio
periammelt mar, puroen az Gbren
oeS Nelanaefommenen audi oie ii6-
lifen Sago. nno Sdgergeididten
5irln @eiten gegeben inO man lod)te
manhmal redt ber6lih iiber baS SD
serlateiM Ginger alter 8raubGrte,
Die lih ihon Elm Menihenalter uno
mebr in Snbien aufbielten. ShlieB-
lid fam au6 bas @eiprah ali 0iit.
idlan9en, uno bierbet nabm Der
Sberit beS @eeiments ielblt oas 0ort
unb er5dblte elm ~eigenes grleb-
nib".
sd batte mid zines Wor9ens
pcridlafen", erSGblte err, LIMB mein
Siener fam gum Sipeitcn Mfale, MIDI
5u peden. Sest lprone ih natiirlid
id)nea auf uno fleioete mid in oaer
Gle al. Sn menigen Wimiter mar
i6 fertia bis onf bie Stieiel. Sd
iobre baitia nit bent Sub binein, ols
ih ploslih aIf ein iid) beipegenbes
SinoerniB itobc. Soiort iGbrt mir
ourd) beu &opi. Dob IS cine Sdlanae
iein fonne, Die iih mGbrenb Der Nad,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Gin urigincacr MiaiomGr.

Gin Sans. uno 8runbbeiiser bon
beionocrer slrt Itnrb fiirSlid in Seem.
cattle . upon /. Spne, Hortbumber-
lano. Gr botte alS Sfubilifer be-
goltnen ,ntb binterlieB, als err Die
Mngen idIoB. piele WiiQionen. Geo.
Sanopiioe nallnte er iid. Sein I'M.
gebellreS &ernt6gen botte er Oa0urd)
ermorben, baB er f%ortmabrenb Sau-
lcno faltite nno perfauite. Slt belt
letten Sabren lieB er oft oae S1ltler
in ibm geborenocn StraBen nieoer-
reiBen, Inn lie III h,mlelben rStile".
Sen lie bon jebcr niigelpielen batten,
mieber o~uibauen 5u lallen mo Die
@obmmgen mieber an oie ulten Wie-
rbcr SIT Sen olten Greiien su bernie
tben. Sriginel mar bie slrt, iuie Die
ier Srerno Observation-Disclosures Sitten IN
.ieinen" Stru6en Die Mietben ein-
foiiirte: Gr cridian nit elmer groBer
<belode unb nit cinem S6ubfar-
rem, lGlltete sic Ntietber 5ulammen
rnb mari bas 8elo, bas iie bradltcn,
aftlos anf sen &nrren. Son fran.
fen SamilienpGtern nobm err nienlols
Mietbc, I'M @eoentbeil: er nnbm cine
Sono boil 8elb bon ieinem &arren
uno itefte es linen heimli6 IN Die
Soi6e. gine$ Cages erlieB er cine
ieltlame @ctidoit. inbem er Den @itt.
men inter ieincn Mietben flunb uno
5l piiieu tbat, Dob lie feline Nietbe
81 sohlen braiihten, 10 lnnge lie I'M.
perbeiratbet blieben. Nls trotoem
cinige ser Samen nit friifem Mtiltb
lid bon &eltem IN bas 8etriebe ser
Ghe itiirjtet, iprlroe er aan5 melans
d)olild), oa er nitt fearciien founte,
mic Elm nerniinftiger Wenih lieber
Dairathen alS nmietbirei" mobnen
molte. Ger eigenartige, ober gut
berSige Mann bat ser Stabt Heip-
coitle foit brei Miqionen Iarf bin.
tcrlalicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14

bcn Stiefel 5lm Suartier auserieben
latte. Den Sub suriidsu5ieben pGre
ii6erer SOB seapeien, benin Die
S6lange ipiiroe mid in oen SUB ge.
biiien baben. Sd preBte alio NIT
oler &raft Den SUB in Den StiefeI
unb itampfte Damn auf 10 felt id
fonnte. @ls i6 enoli6 BEN Stiefel
ci;s5og, 5og i6 cine tobte @riqen.
iflange Don etpa 5nei SUB SGnge
alis meinem Stiefel."
Sieie. Gr5Gbliung bntte auf BEN
iungen Sffi5ier einen tiefen ginoruf
genlad)t, lno ais er am anoeren
Ior9en ieinen SUB in oen Stiefel.
ifoit itedte, INN i'm an5u5ieben, Der.
ipiirte er ploblih einen i6arien Sti6
III Der SlBioble. &ein 3ipeifel, cine
Sdlange bette iid) in icinem Stiefel
perfroden. Mit aller araft 5iudngte
CT cen beftig ifmer5enoen SUB IN
ben Stieiel, ting Damn mie wabniin.
rig bcrum5uitnmpfen an, itieg aitf
eiien Stubl ul0 iprong nit boiler
@lldlt binunter, oabei fortpubreno
Dor Sdmer5 uEO Sd)ref aus poaem
&nlie ihreieno: .9obrn! &obra!" mie
Die Gngl6noer Die 9riQenldlange
nennen.
sluf Sen SGrm ellen einige 9iener
Sem JEST obnmGdtig 5ulammcnbre-
6enocn iungen Mam 5u Silfe. Iu6
anbare Siii5iere unO elm Ir5t luaren
ifEeQ sur SteQc. Wtun enttleioete
i'm boItig, obcr crit ais man ibm Den
Stiefel nl;s5og, entocfte ser @r5t Die
llriahe oeS gansen Sdrms: Elm 9fagel
mnr bilrd) Ole Soble gebruugelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Siacriagocm in Der WanSldurci.

0ie Manoifurei gilt mebr nod
oils Sas groBe Sibfrien iiir bas critic
Sogolano ser @elt; lie iibertriiit
nidht nllr an @iloreihtbum aIle be-
fnnltcn Sagol1noer. &onig Der
@Glocr nnb Enlightenment lit aber
oec Siger, Ser on @roBe ben benga'
lii6en &0nigStiger weit ilberragt.
Gin mlSaemad)lener mauOidurild]er
Siger miBt pom Gopf bis sur @ilr5el
oes Shmeifes 3A bis Az 9aro.
Gie bisber oe5eigten e6enfaas redt
g,cBen iibiriihen Siger geben MIR
cine idmohe SorItellune bon Den RE.
iigen Simeniionen bes manoiduri.
iden Sigers. Sn einSelnen @egen.
oer Ser Wanoidurei iiberiaat Der
Siger Die Weuihen IN ibren @ob'
mm9en, inoem er arlf bas Sa6 Der
Siitte ipringt, es ourfbri6t nnb 10
Damn ms Snnere aelanet. Sagoen
aui Siger weroen meiitens i'm Winter
p~cranitoltet; eS tperoen tiefe 8rlben
onoeleot, nit Strnid)perf iiberoedt,
uno ipeiln Der Sdnee oaraif g%efalen
lit, miro Ser Siger entpeoer oiird,
lchcnoen Sober eelodt ODER burf)
Sreiber in Die Sale setriebeu nno
Damn nit 2an3en getootet. 9as
id,one TiserfeG miro babel freilif 10
in Seteu geriiien, bob es fir Den
Sonoel nidt mebr 5i braud)en lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
scin @nmmer.

Slirt: Sd bin iiber5eugt, baB Sic
iibcr oen 600 SbreS SnfelS ollfrid).
Zig tralIern, menn Sic olh 0o0nrd)
III Sen geiit zines bii6iden &erm0.
gems getommen iino."
@eit: nSa. Gem ieben Sic, er
ma6te Elm por5iiglid)es @eifGit ulb
e. miiroe mir, melm er nod ein ODER
5mei Sabre lduger gelebt bate, elm
bebeuteno gr0Beres Serm0gcn binter-
laiien baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
BUR Eramemfraae.

8e6nerin Omit Stmung): rltnier
boBes, ebles Siel, Dem mir ole iiber.
5eugt unO wiaensfrdftig 5ultreben,
lit bic 9efreilng oes peibliden @e.
idle6tes BON alien ieiner naturgemd'
ben gntmidellng entgegenitebenben
Sinoerniiien ~(bebbafter 9eifaW, bon
ellen beengeuben unb briifenben
Sd)rnnten, Die -. Die" (Geonerin
miro o%bnnlddtig, ipeil iie iid gu eng
9eidniirt bat).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Gat6coer,ueis6cit.

Trofeiior: ,Wieine SSerren! Ser
@crlif zines Norbpolreiienoen lit
GiiBerit g~efabrooQ. @dbreno er alif
Der einen Seite Dem Grfrieren allSge-
lett lit, lit er ouf Ser an0eren Dem
Sltngertobe mabel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
&nrit iuiocr @arit.

Trofeiior Gcilten S0rern cine So
tientin poriiibreno): nWteine Serren,
bier boben Sic ein prdhtiges @ei-
ipiel fir Sfropbuloie. Seben Sic
bieie oide Naie. oieie trieienoen
%lraer, Dies m~ufseouniene 8eii6t ="
Gatientin (entriiiiet) .Ma, piiien
Sic, Serr ErofeIior, ser Sdonitc
Ii,i0 Sic aerooe aitf nid)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Inter &iubcru.

@eorg: Oh baIt wobl beilte IN Ser
Sdule pieoer Yriigel befommen?"
Garl: ga, bon Dem olten 2ebrer.
gS bat aber nidt meb 9etbon."
@eorg: Y0u bait bod aber gan5
pcripeinte M~ligen?"
&arl: pSh babe MIR gelpeint, nm
Dem alten Sebrer cine Sreuoe 81 be-
reiten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
@ic IN mir, 10 i'd Dir.

gr: r@ie On aber audi iolde
meite @ermel tragen fannit. Gs lit
beiuobc gum SnGen. On bait ia
i~iberbaupt nidts, INN lie alls5u-
fiillen."
Sic: ,@as Oh iogIt! 6iiQit OH
henn pieleibt 9einen ~Gplinoerbut
aliS?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Splitter g0iteri

= Sas @etter bat piel nit oen
InfGQen bon Neurolgia 5t tbltit, ober
es bat nidtS nit Dem fl1riren oes.
ielben burd ct. Safobs Del az tbllt,
pelfes niemals our6 bas @etter be-
einiluBt miro, ionoern INNER fltrirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Mud,f Scr WcluDhnhcif.

yGS lit l6redlidl, mas filr ein 8e.
mobnbeitsmenib Der &ebaftetr Bill
iig lit! oils linn lettbin feline iunge
Srat gum eriten Scale fodte, mari
er - nit Den @orten .Saoes
3eug!l" = bas gan5e Giien iammt
oeu Sd)iiiieln in Den Tapierforb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14

SeGrer: Ser mGnnlid)e Name lit
@ilbelm, Der meiblide @ilbelmine,
oann &arl uilo aarolina. Sabt Sbr
oas peritanoen?"
Sduliungen: ySa, @err Sebrer."
Sebrer: ,Na, nlio! &er fonn mir
5pei Gbnlibe Namen iaaen?"
Sofl (meloet iid): n&atarrb unO
Satbarina."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
2,uangslage.

grIter @auner: y@as, Bel Dem
&ehtsanipalt SuaBler piQit Oh elm.
breden, Ser eben ourf feline gldn.
5enoe @ertbeioigung Seine Sreiipre-
dung eripirft bat?"
3neiter @auner: ,@erobe bes-
balb. Ger bat mid oils Jon I'm.
iduloiaes @eien bingelteQt, baB er
feline In5eige erItatten miro, INN iid
niht an blamiren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
I'm OuQcn Siiacn.

Ilte Dame (einem Sramp 5 Gents
reidenO: y@iauben Sic aber ia
nibt, i6 tbie Dies aus @obltbdtig-
felt, id tbue es, meirs mir Sergnii.
gen bereitet."
Sramp: ,Sann MADDEN Sie'S n
Quarter, Mu0ame, uno eenieBen
Sic oas Sergniigen IN pollen
3iigen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Sercdncno.

SreunS Gum S6riftiteller) :
,Geine Srau muB did bod reft lieb
boben, iie bat Dir ia sum 9ebitrts'
toae cine S6reibmaihine eefanft!"
Sbriitlteler: 30, es lit nidts OILS
&offinirtbeit bon ibr, benu ipenn lie
iett in meinem S6reib5immer cine
@eile niht flappern bort, 1T gleid)
Der Seufet los!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
&eritGnolihcr @inf.

SrGl,lein: ,Sieb bod, &arl, pelf'
idonen Inblid es eelpdbrt, Die
&eerbe trinfcn 81 ieben."
Sd)nfbirt: sos iS nod gor mir,
Srdnl'h, ba iuQten g crit mi iail-
fen ieb'n."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
9lns Acrn Ncridltsinnl.

Hifter: Sic baben i'm &cltallrant
yGrauer SGr" oen Silt oes Serrn
Sippel auigeiebt, 5lpeifellos bod, I'M
i'm 5u iteblen?"
Sltmaroer: yHein, oa MAJ neiler-
Giugs nod Der aopfmeite zines Wen-
id)en ieinc Snteaigell5 bemiBt, mollte
id bios ieben, Oh SEER Sippel mir
geiltesperiuonot it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
&inSlid)cs MiRperitGnonif.

Snfel 6u 9eiudD: o@orim
i6lieBt Tn benn BEL meinem Sintritt
10 id)nea Die SenIter, Eaulden?"
Ser feline Yorl: Ser Tapa iagte
neulid, Su wirfit Sein @elo 5rm
Seniter binaus, nnO bas pia iG per-
biiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
On INIT bu'S NM

Bauer gum @aoer, Der iDm BEL
elmer Touferei 5wei Sabine einse.
iblagen): nS6au, bas bnit iebt bas
bon, Dob on mir 5mei 3dbne einge.
idlagen bait, Die 5fuei bGtt' id) mir
morgen bel Dir reiBen lalIen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14

Den 8ee fimmt, Jag, er ioI for @id)
faae. SD modt Wfei Sdfeiden iest
llerlme. Wtllp.
CYi gs. = @iIter goiter, bieies
gitem braufe sic nift init eener
Sorbe ci5efaiie. = giap.)
$50
Miiter Glitter!
@as iage Sic at sic Subs? Ser.
loiie oruff fcnne sic ii6 i6ur. Sd
fem De Eelsfappe.9iup 2iige tbut
Ger nit. I'm SD oo6 erIt reft nit.
Ges piiie Sic ia ielber am Bette.
Hit2
Sbne Ditto niiniden6, nit GROCER
S0tisf6ctihen iiber Dem giQp lei
Accomplishments
Wtit Nignrbs
9oltrs
SobnG it d, esq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Guh }hlimmter.

,Ilio mar es MIR Gin leeres @e.
riift, baB Gu NIT 0einer Srau ailf
Ger Sod5eitsreiie IN Sirol abgeitiir5t
ieieit?"
.Ileroingsi Iber = i'm Ser.
irnllen geiagt = 'r~eingefallen bin id
Ncdl nit ihr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-14
Ser Srrnnb bes Sobn Gitid id)ift
bircftc Hadrid)ten ans Sort
Nrtbnr.

Mllter C0t1er!
Grtri! grtri! grtri!
Stappe Sic De Yreb
IN loiie Sic ifnea bes
Solgenoe BET &ompoiii-
ters nit fette Sufitabe
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-21

up pretty badly it was thought to be great
sport. and the followers OF pu6lasm ~
ways wanted to nave a front seat. Wneh.
however the tables would be turned anu
the back boxer was making punching
bag out of the wnIte fellow. II ceased 10
be sport. and there was q LOUD can loF
4 reform OF ring ethics.
t.Ls state oI dfiaiIs spread slowly put
graousliy. and it will In time cover the
whole country. Other cities, such as
Louisville ana Lexington. fell In line after
New Orleans. Then II reached Baltimore.
and the fact that Joe Guns, coiored
man. had the easiest kind OF time batter
iEa up White boxers caused SO much op2o-
si. Oh thFt iC. awhile boxing was put
: 80 1dn an tfat ci.J. and IL Mas
openea up again with the understanding
t....t .ao tw" .aces De kept separate IN
..ya.Ht, cCa.essS.
Ca.eaaa followed sa:.. and the boxing
ciuss and promoters OF the Windy Cit!
hare announced that in future they will
only match coiorei boHe.s Against E!al Of
tneiI own race. In Philadelphia tie SUBJ
ject has oasa d.Scusssd more thaa once b.
sporting men. ana the bst.e. c.ass arc an
ciipeG 10 Tavar the matching o. white
boxers aaSiEst iUea of t..eir own COM
clexicn.
At first glance this nigh. seem % be
hirGs;eiD on tie coiGred boxers. as there
arE men WOO advocate The ,IeoTr mat
there shou.4 ne no color ii.e in aG% fern
Of human eaaeayor and tha. a ...a.. should
be :, man il he ring without regard 10 f.s
color jiist {, man should he recognized
as a man in the line Gt Shae:ilaki!G or
hiacksin'thing. without regard to tie
shs6e o. has comp, oS.oa.
TIE thaoTy ea;iris Ve.v ':re:tr. and there
is 10 GoU:t tIal l2S.c" y J. = -
ai,t sometimes facts ard theories Gffrer
very Grsati,-. and ,h.s J.: o:.e e.. ..e >
where they are widely separated. What
ever hardship it may be to re coiored
boxers. < will Only be temporary. for the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-21
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-21

Joined in the attacks as II nothing were
amiss. His handiwork on the body comS
menced to tell. and to avoid punishment
in this department Cohen resorted to
engaged. Dixon willingly obeyed the ap-
peals Of the official to conduct the battle
on fair and proper lines. In so doing the
colored youth suffered. Realizing eventual-
ciated nor serving any good purpose to
saving the investment of his many sup
porters, Dixon Joined in the go-as-you-
please.
to indicate that there was much to choose
between the rivals in the style they adops-
ed. The infi2hting. however. soon told its
tale against Cohen. and until going down
finally in the eighth round he found the
carpet on five occasions Nobody could
have failed to admire the losers game
ness had It not been supplemented with
attempted blows upon an unpermissib.o
portion of the body.
ST. Louis is having a dull time. puglist-
ically. at present. The West End Club
has kept its doors closed for the last fort
night. and the sole activity within that
resort has been the work Of painters and
housecleaners. who have been going over
the interior with their brushes.
All the chairs have been painted and are
now drying. The walls were brushed
down and washed and received a coat OF
paint. The ring was also rebuilt. and Its
historic mating. which has figured in
many leading contests Of the sport. was
ruthessly destroyed. The ring has been
enlarged almost to the full twenty-fouf
feet
The seats are also being nailed together
In sections. and the MANAGEMENT states
that there Will be no possibility Of con-
fusion in securing the proper places at the
next battle