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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

tSra Hls!aII0. SGlt re0olllftolpa
re @en9gclie / RuaIuno ipnes MI at
boloe pnn at itilne al. Gen paobibte
@encraNtrcif blep Ell 6iaifo oOeralt.
Gette er ieIpielgeIig meget peItom'
ment for He8ieringen ionl bcrOeo
four I~nle6ning til at tperfiGtte i'm
Igror. 9teiorm. Wicn oct or life min.
ore pelfourment for 6e mo0erat.libe.
roIe glanenter al Solicit, iom orbei.
Ger for RltSIonoS @ieRreisning pau
fre0elig GiS % meo ~fre0elige Wtio'
Ter. - StolppinS Mtiniiterium er M
blet reorgdntieret, set Iptfeoe& iom
beticnot G5aren og Storfpuitpartier
az boI0e noe DC iffe+bureaufratiife
WGnh, iom StpIppin snifeNe Opta.
get, nemLig 8rep Scpocn, Sbipoii
% 6prit 2pofi, % iitoOet optoges ire
Grfe. @lIremtfrater. 9e ire ferits
nUpnte, ser er &Goere al oct lonfalott
Sftoberparti, oeItoq i iorrige ltge i
{. Weoe, iom Bette 9$orti bol6t | 300
ina, % buor bc crtlpreoe oabcnt
NrlI0 me0 Heglerinqen. De beIlltt'
teoc at inofuIoe Ct Yurtime6e til 16oe
guglpit iOr at raooiIao ON Goftif %
Yrogrnm. Sc fonitttutioneue &C.
mofrnter / Ct. Petersburg % Woifpn
MI pno set i~joitnnpntc Steo boloc
Ytp0e / inmme 9ieneo. Get IfaI
pare Ell SunNipnIiQbco for, at sc !
GHllc&ifab bill uoiteoe ct Sproob til
ale, iom tror poa freoeIig 2e$ninJ
Al oc poIitiitc % sfonpmTise Spsr9$.
muol at Sc Iooer neutrality-suspicious.
fure % iorenc i'g ON at toingc SIC.
gjcrirmen til at impoefnnmne &raoet
ON fonItinltioneIt Stpre. Se0 @aI.
gone oil De 81 oaioa forenc Jig ON
At brtiUlupc %oIoamEuocnc buo0c
bIonNt @urcoifrotcrnc % Sociuli'
Iternc.
- Get hnr Cler& iorbuuiet ole.
Nppr piot ReDolutiou@uunocn / Rll&.
lono bar grebG ON iIL % boiIteu
Mole uuQc Conner al Sc Irciere aLo2.
Ter bar ipiuct / ocmr NeungcIie. 0ct
cr III bIanot on0Gt Qnotaiort, at icIpc
General 0tiithrufo$ 1S-oariQc Sat.
ter bar ocIngtiQ ! SommcrioprgcI.
ieu moo General Tullbn@oii. Sun
niiteoc tire Tinare paa Sen enc
&o0no % bIcu ioreprilt itp0t fam.
icrct al en &ombe, ION ipron1, i0ct
bun bar iiTro mcS at IoSc SEN. On
onHeu ioruCm urW Game, Tattcr al
General GrintS, iorie9tc / SreboaS
al mproe General &auIbarS / Does.
ic, men "a 6orie9et miSIpffcocs,
itiso buu zig.
- Storfpriroartiet& &ndnoIame-
re timber poa marGt for at otrtSc oe
ru&iiife Bomber oncr pao lin SiSe %
tar oct life iao reie meo SanAbeScs,
rour bet giGI6er al ioGrtc % mis-.
tnrtcIi8Qicre 6cIfctS Reprnientor.
ter. SuoIeaeS bar Ct, ReterSburgS
@CncroI0uucrnpr 3inppieif iritrue.
ret fine urocrOroneoe 6unfticnGrer
noe / &anbet, at DC itaI forfIan Bon
HcrHc, at S5aren opLGte TissSu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Grperimcntcr meo llnoerponos

Experimental meo ltnoerpanos.
2elefpn efter Grof. 1upins Sgltenl
begpnote | Sorsoags paa Gonitance'
Sisen, t~eIearofereS ira Berlin. Mon
ptI peo bette npe SeIeionipitem isgc
at forbinoe Srieorifsbaien oeb SIP.
ems norolige greo / 8iirtemberg meo
&omanSborn paa bcn mooiatte greS
/ Shmeis. @iitanoen melIem bisrc
Steber er 7 aRil og Sisen er paa oe,
bpbeite $50 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
ucrffe Kpa>
1S14-19O5
Iteo portreter, Stoerafier oe en- literatur.
hiitorif JnoleSnine peo
A~rtTtinu preTtpnrn.

Seune Gambling nuri,e Spao, Der stt ium llbfipninss-
affecting 19ecprabsB pten' fra SuIi 1902 til December 1903,
er MI nteo enoel Sfettelier % foroHornaer ubtpntrnet Bog
form. Bianot aHbet er Der tiIfsiet ct gprtrat at Gasmunb
Btnie, Tom, iaa pibt utoes, aIorig fsr bar o9ret ofentIiagiprt.
Spgeu gtoer ct iaurIet Stueee al ben nprfe lpriite Digtning
tibet LANCE 5ibsrltn1, Tom Itr9iier ia uenern be to merteliee
Sribeosaar 1914 os 1905. Sen ~inbebolber SprtrRtter %
Siusrafer uf ~isIseube 3istere ~tilisenneS ct llSoaIs al beres
Siste:
9pber Sasen, Soban Storm Run6, gonrab GicpIai
Sttpad, Stnou Claus BplH, Waurits Sanien, Senrit Gnfer
SierrgaarS, Seurtt %gerseIarb, 3. g. ~gSelbapen, Splpeaer
Siperticn, Gbriaian Nouien. GnSreas gennd, Ssrser gepe,
3. u. GeTels, gR. .. 9aubtao, q. u. Senfen, CLAUS gapeIs
Riis, Sbepeor aieruG, Ole Big. Soar Gaieu, 4asnuno
ginie, Camilla Gpnett, 0a. s. gRpnrub, Senrif SbIen. Siprn.
itierne Sisruion, gnsebpt Spusen. Senrii Srphn, s3pnas Sic,
9prrns 9ietrihion, &riian eIhsr, Grns @arburs, Spbn Sic.
sSobn gauIien, Sacob q. 8uu, WprSabl RuIffeH, ariftpfer
&anoers. 9beObpr Gaspari, ger SiuIe. Ruientrunts Sobnisu,
Gnbers Sopber, gilbeIm Sras.
Of 5prprSet ~bsiGttes:
Sea baaber, at mango al be bib til 2aneet inoHpt.
teoe Rpromrnh oil gleaHroe I beune SpaeiarItna TN
garnbpms Sanss - benz be fsrt bsrte al gRor ener paa
Sfpleu, pa at Der fra Bpaens 8laoe pI itiae frem for
beres inope Spn ct Stptte &prss, iortldret pienuem
Parrbpmsrniubsrncs Siirr. Siulbe oenne Boa hare
npaen ipectel aPtsipr, Tube bet aItaa pGre ben at b.
sraae til at bp.pe bIanf ben Sfuoe, ipr psuSer bieut mob
bort ear1le SRoreIane."
goaeu CT TO SiSer flor, imuit ubtpret % trpit saa
fut Sapir.
gris bettet $3.50.
3. 2lnnnSien, Deborah, Suma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
0omle 9uren Metd)cr ("llncIc 80

reuD, iom IPr9e bar reprGlenteref
Mirreapolis / aongresicn, crtlGrer'
at ban er trpt Of Eoltttfert, % az ban
life piI fsge 8ierpaIg ioar. 6orben'
prrcnSc Mapor Curtis, 6ront VI.
Sine. ". 8. san og ". .. @n'bbiirn
If. bill oierue fonmrc i 9ctrostrlt1l9
iom bans Gftermaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Ynpicn: "lln0rC@ riRti9 poo. bocr.
ior en- M}aro alto Ijfcr at ba en- 81.
Qc$ Arm ON i'm N1lS,"
aofcttcu: "Noroi ban ocS, at noar
ben IiRgcr runot huns !1aIS, iaa fig.
ler SEN life runot uoger an0cn&."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Sra uoldnoet.

Gn ensclif srrcrfrrb til be 5or'
eneoe Stoter bill bli arrongeret til
Soften. Ger itrsmnuer inb 9uiinoer
al anisgninser fra SGrere, iom sn.
Her at bore meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Stranbet Rasiascrbamper. Gam.
peren "groofIpn" paa Heiie fra Mar.
ieilcs | 5ranfrig til Reip gorf,
itranoeoe | Sreoags peo Sroieilingen
til Bonita 3eIgaba paa asorerne.
Der bar $50 Gntigranter omboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
SIS

Pays for ten months tuition at Valdez
College, DEBORAH, la. This College has
prepared more students for position in
banks han has my other College in the
West. For proof send for catalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

EeeorabsY often ps GeS 2lrncn
meb gpoielsoassboaen iom grGmt.
/ rpot Sutt $f.25; Submit $1.35.
Goresie:
B. Anundsen, DEBORAH, La.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Sra Piemreiien.
"TOitcn"s llogiper furtrller ON Set.
ligbco % 8~cgrauclie ombpro.

Taa "Seaig SIao", uoenior gep 5prmblaub,
3bie 4usuit 1906.
Sbag er oct Song Saafons 500.
ieISoag, % hi fao norife Yasiagerer
paa Seriteplabs ipntes life hi funoe
laoe Horges npe aonges 8eburtsoag
fare ben upaaagtet, % en- &omite bleu
neoiot for at fremfomme meb Sor.
flag. Der bar Senipn at tage, "a Ser
por mango ipenife TaSiagerer on'
boro, % al nebenitanenoe Saler al
Sr. &oniul 3. $. 8ooe / Chicago %
al 8rof. 5. g. &tloabl pil man ie,
at be tilbsrlige Senipn bIep taget.
Soften ~begpnote aloffcn fire Otter.
mibbog meb, at ct. Slof @niifforps
ipiaeoe ga. III eIifer". 9arfier Gnrl
5. Sorup al Forf Hiuer, q. 9of., bar
Geremonimsiter, bpilfet Spero ban
ifilte fig fra pNo en- pGroig Maaoe.
S0n1ul Wn0eS Gale.
Nine Gamer % Serrer.
Gette er en- 6eitoog / Norge: oct
er Song SoofonS S~soiels6og. Npit.
efter ipttenOe Mai er oct 10 &pngenS
8soieISoa1 iom feircS; og hi buffer
uof aleiammen ira garueaorerle, at
paa ben Dag bapoe ri fri fra Sfolen.
&anoncrne pon QanIe IferbllS SGIt.
ming, unocr boilfe bi off omboro paa
Bette Sfib for afflIrat enllge iioen, bar
iong oeo Wi00ogstio Ifuot Salut til
9Gre for Gogcn. Stag puier oper.
alt / 2an0et Ii9e fra Sinbena8 til
Norofop. Seq er bis paa, at ale hi
HorbmGno her omborb, paa Bel til
bort npe 9onO, gierne bill minoes Do
gen. % ien6e en- fiprlig Sanfe til.
bage pper Saoct til set eomle 6Gore.
Ianb - til Norge % bets 8onge.
&i bar iionobeo ell 8onge. Ri fan
pGrc itolt al. Get er iieloen at Ell
Mono "forcncr / Jig iaooonne Ggen.
ifabcr iom ban.
vi lloiecnNe poffer iom faa WGnb:
fIoSiiife NuitQt$trpf mco ct ltotrpf
al itor &enIiQbco % 8oNbeb. iorn oct
poSicr iiG en- &pn9e al Horge -
iaaIeoeS JON ri fan tpnfe oS Sc for.
buns Sanfoner. Sianbbeo en- fon'
geIig SfiffcIic, &c. iom iaa BAN
peo &roninQ2ccremonicn, elemmer
alorig Srnct. Sele bans Winc og
SoI0uin9 uNtrnfte bpbt aloor oa In'
'parSielclie - man iaa ser en- Iano,
iom piIhe tie lit 2ip til fin itore 8ier.
ming.
@or Ronge or beiiubid foritanbig,
Hog; set bar ban mmiSfieubelig laat
Tor Iugen res enbper I~nleoninG.
Soohe bans Sro % bans SanSlinger
beoiier Oct. Naar ban mo0tager Ell
Scplitaftotl, ION ltpefttet ooerrptter
BAN Ell N0re&ie, iparer ban itrar poa
Ell Waaoe, iom uiorer ON iieloen
Snoiigt o. Toritoaelie. "a DC nprif.
a%merifanife 0eputereoe bdube Sore
trade for ham / S~rouobienr, iuebe
ban, at Sen Spmpati. iom bIeo pitt
bam al &c u0ilrtteoe &orbmPno, bar
ham Ell itor NiPIp OF Spnuntrina /
bans oigtigc @ierning. Stt bsr ri
Ira9e oS poo 3ierte, SonosmruS, OF
life gIemmc, noar hi er fomrren til.
baae i oct traOIe gmerifa.Siu.
aons Soaton bar bel life en- itsrre
ScuuSrer ems @isrniou - Sen itore
HepubIifouer. Genne ioabe nplig
neb CT ScIItgbeo, at ban booSe iuIgt
usiagtis nte0, Iigcira aun9cn fom iii
Norse, % ioriiatis Iast RGrfe til
ale hans llbtaleIier % SnnoIinger,
ION, ,tSNu ltnNt,,,Iia ,ris,, u,Iu,iuN,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Zen Abe Gusuit.

SEPARATES SsSe ell at lite aabpts
9osiagerer, nemIig ipeuif 8oniuI
slue. Teteriou, boiat / 3aibinaton,
% 9iget Hep ianfet neS i gftermib-
bag 81. 5. Sfibet itanoieoe fin Start,
% SfibSfloffen ringeoe meo iaete
SIas, meoens 2ietoaet beu9sebe iis
ira SoipitaIet % til oct SteS. bpor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
ToSiels0agsbogen.
9pao Solt ipnes ON Den.

gsSisIsSassboseu bar leg u~robtaset % ies uRer ben
usmariet soot. Sea trur, bet er ben bepife BrTHie'
bog. ieg euSuu bar faaet mso Blabet. % ies ran trnst
onbetaIe ban til ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
&C.. ss .:E,s. c.. & .. g

Stttr Rummcr al "seo arnsr" inbeboIoer:
On RpocrS Sisrte. - &tIoiu9I. Sonte'
form iii Sorplore. Grabtite 8ante' %
Sroiprpa. - aprleis DRanrten hBr para
mot Sona IT, gu CperroIfeIie. - @aooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

SsrieIsouasbpseu ~urubtaast Os si%ennem infect meS
3n.erssfe. 9cus lloitpr os 5nbbOIp sr uomrrtet
1T eiass. Seq piIOe lite mite ben for nOseu Rris.
Bore bsrmsb Spsen paa bet beofe ~anbefa[st o.
bisrteIiS Eaf.
u. q. DfferoahL Cation. q. 9ai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
aIfreb DIien, Gstfor. IBIS.

9eres tine SsbisIsoassbos bar leo mootasst %
flyer Dem faa mango Eat. Seq oil meb @tHoe anbe'
fale ben til .ubper Bainilie. icm snfter en- upttts %
COB Iioeu gran,iebos msS -3eeorab sUaeu-.
.. q. See 8Iaf Sammer, Tinn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Ia new man for, Referee. A very promi- nent and influential Sporting Charae- tar who needed the Money because he had lust been ruled off by the stew ards. consented to act.
 The Keeper of one of the incest all night Oyster Houses In town was nam ed as stakeholder. and the timekeeper was to be One-eyed Dickery who had grown so stout that he could no long CT crawl thrOuGh transoms and who was In urgent need of Bit so that he could buy a railroad Ticket to one of the Southern tracks.
 Then the question arose. Who was to get the rake-off for the Pictures?
 Tells Manager insisted that Billy was entitled to at least 75 per cent where upon the Club Officials said that he was a, Wolf and threatened to call the whole deal off
 As a result there was more Conver- Eation of the nonparlor variety and the great eager Populace beeRins sick at heart for fear that they would never nave the privilege of paying -An for a seat Go see the Worlds Champion in action A
 But at last everybody Signed and the rlthographs were all over town. and .the scalpers were buying up the Tick eta ana the twelve o'clock Special came ouf every day with some throbbinE niece of Inforhatioa regarding William IsnA what he had to say about the.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

to spring a Sensation in order to grab off a lot of Space, and so on the day nf the Match. after William broke all Records for two hundred yards and pulled down the Purse, he had him make Grand stand Play. William roasted Gessier right be- fore the whole crowd and tried to get at him. but the police interfered and held him back.
 The Public fell for it and William got about seven thousand columns of Free Advertising.
 As Q looming Figure of ContempO- rary Interest he made the ordinary College President or legitimate Shakes pearian Star look like an Incubator Baby.
 He became the Idol of the Public He wore a Fur Overcoat and rode in a red Bubble and loved to be seen in the most select restaurants. with a Cold Quart planted alongside of his chair.
 When he came in and gave his Hat to the Boy all the ordinary M0rtals in the Joint would choke up and nudge one another and point at him.
 He began to treat his Manager as if the latter were an 4. D. T. boy, and he gave a celebrated DFamatist peFmis- sion to go ahead and write a Pla" for him
 The Graft was very strong. He ear- ried in a chRmols Bag sueb N'~-sis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

It is an to l shot that after wlI- Ham had made himself a HeadlinaF and was so strong with the Public, he went Into Vaudeville at $1. 1000 a week end laIso opened a magnificent BuRst, known as Tells Place, with electric Lights in front of it.
 It is not reasonable to suppose thas he was looking for any trouble with the Big Smoke up at the City Hal, and although the data are rather scarce, we have reason 10 believe that William came to an understanding with Geeaier so that he could Keep open after hours and that they cut up the Easy Morsg between them.
 Also. we can take 1t for granted that while William was getting his tr Bundles, a good many newcomers wha had learned to shoot came along and tried to challenge him. but ha gave them tho Laugh and said they were not in his Class, and told each of them to go out and get Reputation.
 Doubtless he continued to pull 0a q Fake Act with g Dummy. even askes he got so that be could not see an Aes pie more than eight feet away. Add the Boy took a No. show Into shs Cheaper Houses.
 If William Tell is Fictien. as ths Students say, why net maka it aau vieeable, up to, date. convincing Nses sioh1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

to back his opinion with the Coin hs would agree to shoot an Apple of Boys Head ksefore the Club offering the largest Purse.
 Also side bet of any amount up to million. to be deposited with some well kpowned Sporting Editor--also the Diamond Belk
 cSassler agreed to. this Proposition. but insisted that the Club furnish the bounced him as an ordinary piece of csorsonzola, and once more NegotiaA tions were suspended.
 However some of the influential Friends of the two great men, knowing that tho plain every day Common Pea- pie would never feel happy until the big Match was arranged. used their hest efforts and there was third con- | ference. Gassler said he was willing
 to take the short end of the Agree ment in order to show up the cheap
 imitation who was claiming the Champ ship. So Tell was given the privilege of using his own Bow and Arrow. Then there arose long argument re- gurding the Bay. Tall wanted to fur nish his own Boy; but GesEler wanted to use one picked and furnished by the Club. or selected by Committed Will liam bucked and refused to sign uu- less they gave in to him. and so 1t was stipulated that he could shoot at his own Son. although 1t was agreed by many Sporting Writers that this gave him a big advantage.
 It seemed that thew were about t0 come to terms when Tell turned to Qes- sIer and asked How about the AppleV" Let che Club furnish the Apple" | suggested Gessler
 The reason that Mir. Gessler made such bold stand for the rights of the Club was that he owned the controlling interest and was trying to think Of
 some way of crabhdng the ehampion's
 performance.
 T must have Bellflower apple" said Mir. Tell, very firmly. 1T have al- ways shot at Rellfiower apples when l am in training. consider the Bell flower ample the finest In the world. and what is moro I have been given a Diamond Pin by the Bellflower Com pany and [ am going to protect them and give them Q little Ad"
 T am sorry" said Mir. Gessler, but
 have a Friend who Is agent for the Rambo apple. which has got the Bell I flower skinned. I promised him that
 we would use the Rambo and can't | givc him the Toss just because you want to ring in a cheap Apple on me. I have got to stand by my friend, and | if we don't use tha Ranbo apple there won't be any Matchs and what say goes"
 That started the Scrap all over again.
 They called each other names, put on their Overcoats and started out and then came back again and carried on like Real Sports.
 There was only one way out of this awful Deadlock. They had to Com promise on a Quince, to be selected by Ian unbiased Committee. MT. Tell said that he would like to have the privi- lege of selecting the Referee He nam cd one of his Friends who was the pro- prietor ofs a exploitation Bad. Pool room and Opium Joint
 He said he was a helva nice Fellow and square as a die and never done Q wrong Act in his life.
 At this Mir. Gessler got up on his hind legs and let out a Roar that would have drowned Niagara. He said that he had in mind for the position of Referee {. a.gentleman of integrity who had been loperatlng a Wheel at the Count Fairs,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Ilam's Record would cut 1t in a thou sand places.
 The two Luminaries In the world Of Manly Sport went ahead lambasting each other for months and getting the fool Public so worked up that it could hardly take it's regular Sleep.
 The first thing every morning the office Hoy and the Girl In the shirt Factory and the Lady Cashier in the auick-iunch room anu the guy that drove the Big Wagon for Coal Company had to grab the one cent paper with the calliope headlines and find NoRt what tho Great Champion had to say.
 Tn the course of time GessleF ana William got together for another nice long Quarrel
 If they had signed articles on the Jump they would not have been req. Sports.
 William pounded on the table, told how he was the greatest Card In tney World. and to nrovS that he was rsady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

as he could not find room for upon his person.
 One Report has 1t that William TeaAi after he shot the aprls or the bows head and made q great big Repu@tlen
 for himself and was the talk cfk6wit- zerIand, used his Pull with the people to organize thsm against the Ruliu& Partx.
 This story Is not corroborated. There Is not one particle of Evidence % hnck lit up and no one acquainted with the biographies of real Champions will De- llievs a word of 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

tut would have nothing to do for a few weekss and could take the job.
 He said that the Lobster proposed by Tell was a thirdrate Criminal and e box car Vagrant, whereupon the Champion retorted that Mir. GeAsler's seIectlon was broken down Pam Handler who would willingly commit a Murder if he saw three dollars in 1t.
 Thus the Pleasantries went back and forth.
 Neither side would yield, and so the only way out of the Snarl was to take
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

'Slxatea who were putting up money against him.
 Every time he walked down the street flock of small boys followed him If he dropped into a cafe. many well known Business Men would crowd up and seek. the Privilege of shaking nim by the IAnd.
 He issued q Signed Statement every day or two and his Photo could be seen in almost any Cigar Store.
 In the meantime the Fress Agent was holding something up his sleeve.
 He knew that 1t would be necessary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
OLD STORIES REYISED-z--WILLIAM TELL:

Iwho had heen opposing him in the Eighth Precinct of the Fourth Swiss Canton was a cheap Sport Grd . phVn. ey Marksman.
 This attack angered William and his fellow members os the Precinct Orga- lnization. who got out among tho voters and roasted the Governor. and offered to bet money on their p,sn. whereup- on the Governor began talking hack in vesy large Sums. and. of course. that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

At last he held the record and his Picture was ia all the barbsrsshop weeklies and he had some special cards printed and joined the Elks.
 About the time hat he got into his stride and was shooting close to the four hundred mack i4 had some trou- bls with Governor ';sisier, who was the Loud Noise in Politics and very strong
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

as crooked as a dogs hind leg.
 Next day, after one of these Roasts, tho celebrated Politician and Sporting Man would come back by saying that his money was up and that Tell V trying to put through a Bluff and that he couldn't hit a Balloon if somebody held the Balloon; and as. for crooked work, straight edge run through Will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Public Prints and helped to arouse . terrific interest h the proposed event
 Every are understood. of course that Gessler and William would finally set together and pull of the big Show. but not until they had trrched or all the preliminary Press stun.
 So William .ane out every day and said that Gessler was a soiied Deuce and Tin-Hnrn and a l0-cent Mako Believe and beetle-browed Flush. aud
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

had to ieAa us to a Match.
 William mot Gesslsr in 3 wine roein to sign the Articles and they used up q large amount cf Talk.
 William said he was the Champion and would Iraw all the Gate Money win or Iose.
 Gessler remarked that William had
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
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tcopyright. 1906. by 6eerge Ade.)
 William Ten was . great performer on the bow and arrow.
 While he was etili quite young # was evident that he would take Medals sooner or later. ana he was approach ed by many institutions of Learning and was offered his expenses. but Will liam continued to be a P'lFe Amate 4r until he saw some important Money in sight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

on account of having control of the Meal Tickets.
 William had said in an Interview that GessleF ought to be driving a truck ana the Governor called in the repqr- ters and sald that the big four'hush
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

q yellow streak about as wide as Penn
 syiyania avenue. and with that the two eminent Apostles of Sport tried to close
 in and do a little bar-room work. It
 took six walters and . cashier to spread than. Of course all this got into the
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-15

90 Zion Central tabernacle. The
latter assembly was behind locked
doors and great precautions were
taken to exclude all except elders
of the Church and persons whom
they personally vouched for as beng
adherents of the faith.
81 have been shocked and pained
with some of our people in Zion
City" said Voliva. People have
been spreading the report that DR..
Dowie has lost hts mind. 1t is true
that at times he has had fever de-
lin'iums. but his leJCrs, regularly
received from Jammca up to a few
days ago. clearly demonstrate that
he still retains vigorous mind. But,
to be frank. will say that, unless
a miracle should be worked, DR..
Dowle cannot live much longer"
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-15
Superintendent Asked TO r Resign
Because ofBrewery Stock.
Iowa Court Rules That Dreams Arn
Not Evidcncc-Iliinois Farmer
Gets Sweet Revenge.
SOME EXTRAORDINARY THINGS

Pittsburg, March l5.-There H. a
fearful row on In The Mary BrCwn
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church here Miss M-rtha Lewis,
who was remembered by the late
Captain S. s. Brown in his VII, has
been asked to resign as superintend-
ont OF the Mary Brown Sunday
school. the trustees alleging that the
young woman holds $4,000 worth
of bonds tn the PHttsburg' Brewing
company, left her by Brown AT
church meeting last might Miss
Lewis refused to resign. Charges
were preferred against her and given
to a committee to investigate.