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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
LARLAND LEAVES.

James Goodwill's had dance Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Bull ard daughter went to
Kansas last week.
Hugh Hardie sold q bunch of cattle
last week TO John Mcclure.
Mrs. Anna Rudy is assisting Mrs.
w. Fl. Griffith with her house work.
The funeral Of Mrs. Philips of Bay
ard was preached at Lone Star Fri
day.
Mr.. Armstrong of Adair was in
this vicinity last week dehorning
cattle.
Tom Elwood's young folks of Extra
visited over Sunday at Willis Coff-
man's.l
DR.. Childs of Audubon was called
out Wednesday to see lola Barton
who had tonsiHtis.
Mrs. Richard Blake returned Fri
day from Decatur, III. where she had
visited few weeks with relatives.
Miss Emma Black returned Satur-
day from Audubon where she has
been working for Miss Hays in the
millinery shop.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
BETHEL BUDGET.

John Ruhs sold hogs at Ross Fri
day
Earl Edwards is picking corn for
Elmer Johnson.
Il. II. Turner sold twenty head of
hogs to w. w. Weston.
John and Willie Sampson were An.
dubon callers Saturday.
l.. M. Estes is laying in a good
supply of coal for the winter.
Anna Carper was aiding Mrs. COe
with her house work last week.
Edith Weston was shopping in Au-
dubon Wednesday of last week.
Philip Burkhardt was laid up with
lame back the first of the week.
Ray and Frank Duvall helped
Henry Turner finish his corn husking
Friday.
John Sampson and Walter Estes
and ladies we're entertained Sunday
al Elmer JohnsOn's.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
finished picking corn in time to pick
Thanksgiving turkey.
Earl Maharg and wife and Miss
Davenport attended the wedding OF
his sister in Audubon Tuesday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
Sl.65 and up
Si.85 and up
An OYSTER Supper,

At Greeley Center on Friday even.
ing, December seventh, without fail,
will be held the Annual Seven Cent
Sale, by the tireless ladies of the
Methodist church
The door OF the church will be opened
wide,
And for seven cents you may go inside
And every luckiest seventh one
May go in free and see the fun.
There will be bargain packages piled
up high!
And seven round cents your choice
can buy;
For seven cents you can buy oysters
and cake,
AS your mother herself never dared
To make.
You can buy fine coffee for seven cents
So good you'll forget all about the
expense.
At seven O'Clock the seventh, this De,
cember month, come wet or dry,
Please gather To laugh, to talk and
tObuy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
ASMUS sOYSEN WINS APPEAL.
Audubon Man Receivers Judgment
Against Indian Agent in
Wyoming.

A decision was handed down today
in the circuit court of appeals affirm
ing the decree of the circuit court of
Wyoming in the case of Asmus Boy
sen against Barry f.. Wadsworth,
United States Indian agent.
Boysen, ia July, 1899, entered into
an agreement with the ShoshOne and
Arapahoe Indians OF the Wind River
reservation, in Wyoming, by which
he secured lease of property on the
reservation for the purpose OF mining
coal. the consideration being 10 per
cent royalty Of the value of the coal
extracted. In 1905 congress passed
an act by which the tribes agreed to
cede the land to the United States for
homestead purposes, and as Boysen
had not entered on the land under his
contract with the Indians, he was
given thirty days to make his select
ion Of land. Wadsworth objected to
Boysen coming on to the land, and
when he did the Indian agent proceed
ed to eject him and destroy his ma
chinery. BOysen obtained an in
junction and Wadsworth appealed,
with the result that the circuit court
of appeals held today that Wads-
worth acted without warrant Of law
and upheld the Injunction. FIX
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

Poland China Bears
Is extra choice spring boars. Also
one Shropshire Buck John A. Nash.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29


ing, | will sell al public auction at my farm
residence mile south and 3 miles west OF
Audubon miles north oil sharon creamery
on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER &, 1898.
commencing at ten O'Clock, the following
property, tO-wlt: SO head of live stock.
head OF horses, consisting of head of work
horses, bay mares years old, with foal
bay mare years old 2 colts coming 3 yrs
old, colts coming year old and 2 colts
coming year old. "a head OF cattle con
sisting OF II head of mich cows some fresh
now, others fresh soon; heifers coming
yrs Old.2 steers coming yrs, 3 spring calves
3steers and 2heifers 3 fall Calves2 bulls and
1 heiter. p head of shoats. Ii dozen Ply.
mouth Rock chickens 10 or Is Plymouth
Rock ROSTERS Farm machinery-l wagon
surrey, Rock Island riding stirring pillow
Jewell Hammock riding cultivator. ParliI
corn planter with 100 rods of wire, Rock Is
land disc, three section lever harrow. feed
grinder, Deering mower, binder DeLaVal
Separatort sets double harness, stacks
timothy hay 600 or 700 bushels OF corn in crib
Household goods - COOK stove, . heating
stoves, one oil heater. bedsteads one 10 Ii
extension table, half dozen chairs, cupboard
dishes and other household goods. IL bush
els pot atoes. Free lunch ar noon. Terms
II months time. $40 AID under cash. pei
cent discount. No property to be moved I'M.
til settled for. c. f. Stemssu
9. @. Nelson, AuCtIoneer,
Mike kerwln, Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

Sunday at the j. X. Hoffman home,
near Templeton.
4. A. Anderson returned to Dakota
on Tuesday.
Plat LaFoy and wife left for their
new home in Can ada on Tuesday.
A party was given Wednesday even
ing at the Mart Olsen home in honor
of Plat LaFoy and wife.
G. A. Wager was on the sick list last
week -
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Public Sale.

Having sold out and expect To quit farm
ing, Will sell al public auction at my farm
residence mile south and miles west OF
Audu bon; miles north oil sharon creamery
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
TAKING AN INVOICE
Of The Furniture Stock of Nels Jen
sen Whose Store Was Closed
Last Week.

We regret to say that the furniture
store of Nels Jensen was closed last
week for the reason that he could not
meet his financial obligations. Shit
was brought on a mortgage held by
the Commercial Savings Bank which
had been due for nearly year. We
are informed that Mr.. Jensen has
commenced proceedings in bankrup pit,
cy but that will not interfere with the
satisfaction of the mortgage. An in
voice has been taken by a committee
consisting of T. r. Cousins, j. e,
Mcclure and A. G. Harmon under the
guidance of Sheriff Northup who has
charge of it under the law.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
Notice Of Probate of Will.

District court in and for Audubon county.
State of Iowa.
Audubon County. 81
10 all whom it may concern:
WHEREAS, on the27th day of Nov 1906,
paper purporting to be the last VIII and Te
tam en- OF Andrew Anderson, late OF said county
me opened and read, and the 2dth day Of Feb.
1867, appointed and fixed as the time when the
same will come before the court ut the Feb
term thereof then to be held, for final proof and
probate. rs the duly executed last VIII and
Testament of the said Andrew And erson de.
ceased, at which time all persons interested
may appear and show cause why the same
should not he admitted to probate.
Dated this eth day OF Nov. 1916.
CHAS. s. WHITE,
4S Clerk of the District Court
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

Doctor Childs accompanied Mrs.
Howard Kelley and her daughter,
Lille, to Council Bluffs, yesterday,
where the young lady will enter the
hospital for an operation for rupture
of the stomach caused by kick from
horse about two years ago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
VIOLA CENTER.

School opened in Nos, on Monday,
with Fred Texter as teacher.
There was quarterly meeting service
Sunday at the Mount Zion church.
Elder Yaggy, of Des MOines, had
charge Ofthe services.
The Gransberry Brothers, of Extra,
did some repairing on a dehp we'll for
j. c. Bonwell, the first of the week.
r. l.. Hoffman and family spent
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors
In the District Court Of the United States 10
the southern district oil Iowa

In the District Court Of the United States for
the southern district oil Iowa
In the matter of
Nels j Jensen & Co. Nels Jen.
sen and Ludwig Hansen. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupts
To the creditors OF the above bankrupts OF
Audubon in the county of Audubon and Dis
trict Aforesaid bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given ON the 9th day of
November, A. ID. 1906, the said Nels Jensen a.
Co., Neis Jensen and Ludyig Hansen were duly
adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first m es t.
ing OF their credit ors will be held at the once
OF the Clerk OF the district Court in Audubon
Iowa, on the 10th day OF December A. d. 1905,
at IL o'clock M, at which time the said cred :
itorS may attend, prove their claims, appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transac {
such other business AS may properly come be-
fore said meeting. w. 8. MAYNE,
Referee in Bankruptcy J
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

a meeting of the u. Il. o. Chapter
b. j. was held at the home of Mrs.
Edward Bisharz on Saturday, Novem-
Der 24th, at four o'clock, at which time
Miss Ella Hurd was initiated into the
mysteries of the sisterhood. The hos
tess served light refreshments. ..
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

+. N. Taggart returned first Of the
week from Council Bluffs where he
purchased carload of lumber 10
build o new barn on his farm.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
BLUE GRASS CREAMERY.
Report Of Business Done During The
Month of October, 1905:

Pounds cream received ------ COAST
Pounds of milk received 1900. 1924
Pounds butter shipped to N. Y. 243l0
Pounds butter sold in Audubon 372
Tub butter sent to Colorado 80
Pounds butter used by patrons 504
Pounds retailed at creamery 70
Total 2532l
Gross sale of butter $6735 "a
Freight, carriage. commission gu 10
Net receipts 6064 81
Patrons received in cash S49S7 So
Received by butter - ---.--- 1873 So
Buttermakers' salary, cream
and cream hauling ------- COS 76
Expense fund.- --- 200 on
Sinking fund -----------.------ 1877 80
Total 60G4 "a
c. V. CHRISTENSEN, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
LIGHT PLANT TO
BORROW MONEY

In order 10 permit the lighting
aepaftment 10 continue cOnstfuc.
ton work on the clty light plant un.
On the light plant extension bonds
have been sold 70 the state, ar.
rhnFementa have been made for the
light plant 20 secure n temporary
loan 81 SIS 900 from the water fund.
An ordinance providing for the
transfer will be- introduced a. the
council netting this evening
The operating income q the
plant has been able for several
months TO take enre ~ all interest
and operating expenses and IL nov
beginning 10 show comfortable
balance 81 profit each month But
# ia the desire Of Superintendent
YounRH and the members 81 tbs
lighting committee 81 the city coun-
ell 20 extend the service Of the
plant to all parts Of the city rs rap
idly az possible
The ordinance authorizing tho
hoard Of public works % Jet the
contract for the regrade Of Fourth
nv. will be introduced tonight and
referred 10 the streets COMMITTEES.
Owners Of property along Jack.
son 81. from Fourth 70 Fourteenth
avs. have petitloued the council 10
widen the street 10 a uniform width
of 90 feet bat the sleners Of the pc
tltlon expressly retain the right 10
exact damages for the portions OF
their property taken for the pur-
pose The petition VIII come up to-
ffnhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
SOCIALISTS TO
HAVE TRIAL

The eases Of nr titus Vincent
liarper aud others. charged with
ptstruetlng the streets while Do
lNerlns socialist lectures. were
lhts morning set down on the Grim.
NAL docket for trial ia Iuatice Cor
den'a cour, Saturday, Nov /. The
cate Wa act on motion OF Attorney
y brown
Saturday ta a busy day for 4
cas-" OF that kind objected the
Judge when the motion was made
Set it down for Saturday. II they
want ii al that time. pat Ia civ
Attorney IN nrulcr IT will 10
oli like any other common criminal
case aud | dent intend to spend
Much time ca e. Il won't laai
lunN
Are you surv that it won't last
lohE rot0rtcd MI thrown
Gals said thought 50. replied
he Hfuler rho two legal gentle
men glared az each other aud the
luage smiled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
TWENTY YEARS
THE SENTENCE

Twenty years in the state psni.
Tertiary Was the sentence thiH
morning imposed b. Superior
Judge Fra,er upon Mike Matteucco,
recently tried aud convicted Of mar
der ia the second degree Maiicuc
cos attorney begged the court 70
be Ieniens in passing sentence on
the grounds af wholly accidental
killing whilc tho victim waa At
tempting 20 separate Matteuceo and
and assailant
Judge Fratcr. in his reply. said
n have absolutely no sympathy for
the mau Who carries gun gets
drunk. and then shoots an limo
cent citizen II has come to be a
general opinion Ia this county that
IA man MAY 10 that very thing
without fear Of conviction. ] do
not feel that this man ought 10 set
off with a iight sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
NEW CITY WORK

The regular meeting Of the boargl
az public works usaAlly held GA
saturdays MAS postponed unifi 20.
morroN. on account - the absence
II some II the members The fol
i1wsak estimates on pFopoaea tacai
Improvements utli be submitted ~
CltY Engineer Thamsoe bigeio~
Ave. Hayes TO Caller Sta. aeweF
sikso. Fourth Ave, SuF,h. Ns~sou
81. Fffth Ave. AMI Eaat Quegu
Auna Drive. sewer. $500 TNeaiy
afth Ave Yesi-r Way 60 East CbSr.
- 81. mains. 5000. aiieY IN hh0ck
: Maymafaa Plat - T0wu fDow
eiryl II Seattle. pavins. titto
Thirty second Ave South fesief
WAY 60 pssng spa feet susih Of
WashinEton 81. grading $3.50
Twsntv ssxth Ave Yeaier to Eant
unlan. mains. sst5a
Spccf ncatton4 Tor tho Improve
uaeni ~ the alley IN hhock ~.
Terry'a FIRST Addition. grading and
the alley 10 block :. Rprsn a tsn.
avs Aaditiuu. kraalng ana pavlnE
are ready foT the boards consider
alton
Assessment rolls Tor The foli1~
lnE iocal Improvements haYs been
prepared b. CITY Ensinesr Th1ui.
won FHfth Ave West and kinn~af
Place. concrete usiks. cost i1.1ts u
sscund Ave - 81. noucrutc NNlks.
coat tsa.EAt -. Weaseru Ave uui
vegaliy 81 10 = point 80 feet North
81 Madison 81. sewer. cost -
k1Gks Tweniy sixth Ave South
Yasinr Way 20 Day St. gradinE.
cost. tt00fTg1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
ON THE FRONT

The schooner Evle arrived yea,
tefdaY from Nome with a valuable
cargo IT fars aud skiua Captain
fohin reported rough trip The
kfic loft Nome on Oct :, EoinE
direct 10 unFa. where she dropped
her only passenger Az unKa shs
loaded quantity u skins, among
which was a polar bear skin. fhs
EYie has been used a. a frctEhter
eetseon Nome aud siberian ports.
She Is owned By Fisher bros. Of
seattle
Steamer san Iuan ~ the san
Juan Fish company arrived la port
last nighf with a medium cargo oi
haiihut'
steamer Northwestern left this
meFulng Tor Valdez and Seward
with fair list of passengers aud
fun cargo
steamer Pennsylvania. Captain
Lane arrived 10 port yesterday
morning frum Nome after - days
on the run HEAVY vinaa wcne en.
Cuunisfvd all the way south. which
accounts for the length ef time con,
numed IN making the trip There
Nenu $50 passengers aboard aud
SEQ. 600 tn gold After repairing.
she wiil go on the valdes aud 80.
ward run
The steamer flamboldt icff yes.
fsraay afternoon from RkRE~aY
she brought 9se passengers and a
tsa.0tia geld shiumsnf Tier cargo
consisted of canned salmon Ani
fresh hallhut
The jefferson sailed last uigh;
for skaKway and way ports With 4
few passengers and SEVERAL cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
PIC OFFER MADE
FOR CORNER

'uBbis 81 for see 600 report selling
tn-a petohef T. ~ taiu IA Ia vi
saulh fatk addition tot fas 900 "a
aHHeFeut purchasers. df lots IA Per
IS = addition an Queen Anne hiil. TOT
tIkaap 90 different purchasers. and
smaller SALES af-sscEsitiug fea.n 0a.
Pie fafv Investment CO. today
seld faf a. b. Personals. Ia iienry
AFniusaan. te northwest double
rafuef Of Ninetrena aN. aHd Spring
81 far tteaa This property vas
said TIVE WtrEs ago bY Mira T.. 4.
Ueutel a. Elliott t1roa. Tor $4,000.
tHiutt ttr0H q feN DAYS later anla O
fa NJ Personals. y ha - the auditor
nef The s. "A Lady co.. for fd,ae0.
NJ fufauu8s. hefefv he had a
ehanee Ca have hs abstract exam .
iue3 was offered a profit 81 saaa on
hIa hu1s Mr Afnussan irss than
au heur after hls purchase was Of
fcred teood foI tho property. which
he refused
Lewis \ iiasrubanm has sold O.
Frreman & villas lot z. hlaak SO
Nssies addlfioa. tacated on Harvard
az north. Tor tt1s0e. 20 W. NJ Mar
rift ana Nellie White rhis prap.
ctty has changed hands twice win.
ln he last ten aaXa each time al an
advanced figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
.LANGDON ACTS
IN COURT
LANoon 10 RUcoonlzEp p1
JUDGE GRAHAM AND Pao-
eEEos WITH PROSECUTION.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ga
Judge Graham has recognised
langdon as district attorney. and
has granted him the right Ia "a.
terrokate the jurors as to thgig
general fitness. bat not as ~
whether they we're biased or
pfeiudic.d
With IS policemen In aud around
the temporary court hnildlnE. Oh"
work OF imnanelling the grand jury
that Is 10 take up che charges %
municipal graft. vas begun this
morning Ia anticipation Of a GO.
petition OF the exciting scenes OF
Friday. crowds began Ia gather
early and the police took up their
posts with orders ia use vigorous
measures II necessary 20 suppress
demonstrations
The proceedings this morning
were attended by order. there being
40 demonstration when Rncf ap.
pearsd in the court building. and
only a few cheefa when i.augdun
aud Heney arrived immediately
after. 1udsa Graham convened court
aud announced decision ordering
an adjournment until Two O'Clock
Hrney aud i.angd0n are tuhllanL
and Rnef IL crcattallen Both slides
in the contest repaired 20 their e.
apective offices 90 prepare their
program fat this afternoons ses,
sian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
.RELEASEDFR
HOSPITAL

SAN FRANCISCO. oct - Tn.
ahts % overcome the mysterious In
fsusner walsh hsr companion tssats
rfes RalisK ie supposed 10 held ever
her. Mfa la Warner. wtfr - 1oss
spa WaFusf. . seattle elilliouaiFs.
has rhasem 4 WanfsrinF theatrical
ufr. fafhsf thar the comforts - a
iuxuFfeas hosn~.
Mfn Warner. whose husband
caused hrr arrest. ard for TIE last
tua Aags detained a. > hasritai on
an insanity charge. In an effort 80
Induce her 90 eoune hemss she
seemed Willing snauEh "a return
" nen har enupamipu vas away bat
ehsn thf woman. sho u a tauas :
vile actress ens @tfh her she wuuia
change her mind Nnd even refused
an offsf 81 O. 900 far = recaneiiias
flau. neapaifinx = ever rexaininK
ne affections - Ms eife. Warner
wifhdrew fhs iaAaniiy charge aud
quietly lcft fhe eitY.
Nfs Warner vas DISCHARGED to-
lay - the insanity commission auA
ieft the hospital In the company q
Reg friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
LsoncAVALLo HERE.

Leoncayniln. with his entire or
chestfa 81 more than 20 performers.
10 20 appear DO Seattle November -
and "A. according q an announce
ment made by John cort. who has
charge n the distinguished italian
rnhestro's American tour.
Excursions are 90 be. run from
nearby points 60 give music lovers
IN the smaller cities an opportunity
10 hear the famOuR composer.
Leoncayalio began hia American
tour October 5 at Carnegie hall. In
New York. being direct from the
Ia Ccaiia theater. Milan In his
American tour be r. being supported
by ten 81 the worlds greatest solo
lists. these being Frima donna So
prant signore Bizzini and Alma
~ Aiuia: mezzo HopraHL Esther Per
rabluI. tenori. Augusta Bafbaini
and sino perya. and bsrytoui Viz
gino Beliatt and Raffaeie de FER
and. The assistant conductor and
aeeonapanist will be Edosrdo Boo
eafaFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
BAD RUNAWAY

A runaway on Second AZ AZ ia
cscioek this morning created con.
siderable excitement one % the
teams On a delivery waEon Of the
Stokes Ice Cream company became
scared and made a dash down Sec.
ond av. \ scanvenEgr wagon. oSn
81 hy FrifE NurKrus. was standing
In tho street without siacErning
their speed. the ice cream wagon
hIf the acavenKef saigon. throwing
tho driver quite high Ia the ar
and upsetfinr the Wagon. Fritz
furEeuu. the driver VIA hurt. but
not seriously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

ford supporters having meanwhile
arrived a. the meeting Prominent
amouK those voting la the inter.
eats ~ Mr Rutherford wsa County
Commissioned = ! Smith who q
charged wfsh being bis chief spou.
sor. and County Purchasing Ageni.
Charles buckingham. Rutherford :
sHefeHsnF
when the vote had been takeE
and ths motion 20 resesnd ioai 1aagv
White dramatically declared that
he desired to withdraw fram the
assssciation and left the room All
II fhe rest II those voting for the
-eerindlns resolution aecepted The
result az The Aetian 0f the sNuocia'
sion thotEh n0t ns necessarily bind
l1n on The individual ncfab ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct q In this
eltY. lives ona ~ the n0si marFSt
oas athleisa ever pFodgeed Ia thts
counsry
Hanaard la hls naHsa--t0esfrrt
Haszard lie ln oaly Is years old
The nipsea cross country race. q
yearly event conducted ~ The q.
sloaz Olympic club nssf NIL All
sfowa sale In the mountainous e.
sloa from Aili VALLEY to Dipssa.
= matter az seven miles rs the eros
flies. calls forth The greatest ran
uasn on The Pacific coast
Il vas surprising. q waa believed
70 be a flake. whsn Yeas aEo IL
yaArald GorffreY Hasasrd. a strip
plinx weighing 10 pounts beat out
the ssanousd athletes from aeaf
and far.
AZ that time nobody thought Haa
smra had the stamp Of greatness
upon him.
when Ne wen again THIS year the
ath,uflc world sat mp and gaped y
waa asfoHnded Tho youth had
U# 4AtslN tNAH-aAA - HaNA+Hs@ "H@@AaAH'F
Not only did be vim The rAce,
but be made the fastest time, Al
though starting sith a goodiY han
dtcap.
II took him exactly % minutes
ana S. seconds "a negotiate the an
iicult course
fie led IS runners O. The tape
and many famous msn wete behind
him. among them G Connolly. one
Of the fastest men ever turned ont
from the einder paths ~ ireland
Nov Hassara r. being hsraided in
this community aa the CREATES, pos
albility In distance racing today
Ha will be a candidate for thf
Olympia gaines In Gfesee next yoaf
His friends hope that he viii even
iualiy capture the great Marathon
race aud be crowned wlth a laurel
wreath by the King OF all ths
IHasEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

slsaeoo IS rarefict %
= made to NJ e'ssrp5.s
~. TIE oeos,s ".
Fef' A'sarf . NaiIsan s. s'
90 me property 'nII'"5'a
f'ih -, story vaaaea b'iil.I.
B. es v,9,es has sold fef th'ea' "
6 Al rauah lh' a"Hh'
~ s.ssna AZ. sud trrahital
esrs uttae A a Ne"sa aas
o. e.m & 3 RutaerW4H "a '''
a'eks' - aide II psstsl at. hr.
e = ,semsa ani Harrison aEf fvt
ssss ~ Newell rcpsgts tHe st't
ps4s ACte eai..ans Hs'.
4 - ,sssIty far IA MaItn W
- Al r. a. How hna Vf
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