davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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mente un frasco, aquelIa tos tan Vio-
lenta que me producia con frecuencia
V0mitos y me obligaba q yeces a pa
sar toda la noche sentado, habia en-
teramente desaparecido. Por este result
tado cOnslgno aqui mi mayor recono-
cimlento. Mi tratamiento solamente
duro dlez dias, procur&ndome una salud
perfecta por la cual Venia suspirando
desde hacia muchoS amos. -
Acudan a este recurso todos GUAM
tos Sc hallen en- un estado semeiante
al en- que 20 me encontraba estoy
seguro que, como yo, Sc felictaran, pues
recobraran I'm Sueno tranuuilo re-
parador lgualmente que un buen ape
tito; dnIcO medic de restablecer las
fuerzas del cuerpo.
De todo 10 dicho puedo certificar baio
Juramento y, una vez mas todavia, debo
eXpresar mi mas profundo recOnoci.
miento al inventor de este licor. .
Flrmado Krantz Bergheim, en- Koss-
larn (Alemania) de Febrero de 1896.
FL uso del Alquitran, asi tornado a to-
das las comidas, basta para curar en-
POGO tempo ell resfriadO mas rebelde Y
Ia bFonquitis mas antigua, hasta Sc
llega con frecuencia contener curar
la tisis, pues el Alquitran detiene Ia
decomposition de los tuberculos del
pulm0n matando los malos micro
bios, los cuales son Ia causa de di>
cha decomposition. No puede ser mas
senclllo nj tampoco mas exacto, es
sabido que Ell Alquitran Guyot puede
Procurarselo, quien 10 pida, cualquier
farmac6utico.
Este tratamiento viene 8 costar 9 CEN
taVos dlarlos, ". Cura 8
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BAACO TERRITORIAL I IGRICOLl
DE PUERTO-iRICO.
Capital iuioIlzstOss2 100000. Capital rsalI-
zada s3l5,532.s8, use.
OperGciOnes que Teolisa:

pT6stamOs: Con garantias personales. con
colaterales, con hipotecas corto y largo
plazo sobTe dncRs rqsticas.
DssouantOs: De g1fOa, pagares. y obl1ga
clones comeTc1ales 8 corto plazo.
GIFoS: Sobre Espafa, New York. Paris.
LondTes Hamburgo.
elFOspOf GabIs: sobre New York y Ma
Cusntas C0rFIeniss: Con interes de 3 boo
anual disponibles q la vista por cheques.
ImpOslOOnes plaz0 flo: Con inteies de 2
8 p. 8 annual segdnS tempo.
SeOCi6nlds ahOrF0s: Imposiciones sobre liz
0regas desde % ets 81 900 con intereses al
6p. 8 annual.
COhFanzas: PoT cuenta agena con coni-
s10n mfnima de cobTO Sin comisi6D nara
los corrientistas
Dep6sitOs: De elective vaIores.
GambiO de mOnedas: De todos los pafses.
velta do O6dulaS hpOteOaTlas: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes Il p. 8 pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Vsnta dc finUas: Dando facilidades para el
pago, en- las juTisdicciones de Adiuntas.
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, BarTos, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, Naranjito, Patillas, Rio Grande,
Utuados Yabucoa y Yauco.
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METILOIDEsE El meior mas seguro
de todos los espeoficos hasta ahora conocido
para Ia cura permanenta de todas Las anfer-
medades de La ureta, "a sean estas cr6nioas 8
agudaS Oontieno 81 fluio Y oura por com
pleto, on msnos tiempos que ning6n otro pre-.
parade similar, Lar gonorfeas. aSparm atornSe 1
Cigt1tig, cot. Meior que las inyeccioneg nnnv
superior al s8ndalo copaiba. Nrnnieza
Burtir 81 efecto Las tres q cnatro horaT de
haberB8 tornado.
Los "METILOIDE8n-g f8sileu de tomar
y estSn preparados de manera oue no ravueI.
ven 81 est6msgo hi producen n1alog efeoto1.
De Venta On todaa las Boticag: Pfdanss
muestFaB gratis gus Ifnicoa fabricanteE.
kF9oef1ck SteafnB q Ga. Detroit. Michi-
gan U. "A.
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RENATE De PRENDRS.

En- Ia casa de prestamos de Jose Baz6D,
Allen 21, Sc llevara & cabo 81 Jueves %
de Febrero las 2 de Ia tarde,el remate de
las prendas cuyos talones no han sido re
novados nj cancelados despu6s de haber
cumplido los Beis meses que da Ia ley.
La casa sigue uus operaciones compra
= vende joyas de todas claaea.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

ItinOrarie. -sslidas de Ravann6n rIart
70 simuItaneamente.
Dlas labOrablo IN aHana q. 7.O5. m
Las 11.0Os TaTd0 1915. lA6. g. liz. ARS 15
y $50. -
Diag gfestivos.-MahanaB 8. 7.O6. R.RO q A6
= HOO Tardo 1915, !. .80 9.R0 I'M IN
5.45 y $50. -'@O
Billote baFatos para (Iiaa Tsativoa Do
Oatado q Bayam6n, ida vuelfa T@ ii ~
e0-26 24 case SO-10. De Bavsnaf0 4 ~ SIC
10 y vue1ta II claao SO-I6. 81 gIaao N
BiII0to 0VdlnaEiO az CepitaI Caf ! a.
Clas0 : ContaVog.
BOyam6n, 10 de Soptionabro de 1903. R..
non VaIdes. 49,
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Mahana sabadO, JItlmO balls.
vO. Boz. Co1Oco, AlcaIde.

Mafiana cab; do Sc llevara efscto eI Ill.
timo Bale de Mdscaras en- el Teatro.
Sc preparan varias comparsas de sefio.
raS y sefioIitas para asistir 4 dicho bale
que promote ser espl6ndido.
La Comipi6u hace pGblico que las mis-
mas iuvitaciones sirven para este bale.
Sc hs nombrado una comisi6n de cuatro
caballerOs para el reconocimiento de las
m6scargs
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INTERESANTE
TODOS CUANTOS SUFREW

DE Tos, BRoNouITIs, cATARRos
Y REsFRlApos ANTIGUos NAL culpApoS
Puedo atestigar conciencia que ell
licor de Alquitran Guyot es realmente un
remedio efcaz y obra vigorosamente
contra las afecciones para las cuales
est& recomendado.
va desde hace algunos amos, venia
70 sufriendo de una tos cr6nica que
comenzaba regularmente en- otono y que
alcanzaba durante el inVierno una violen-
cia tai que me era luego precise todo
ell Verano para restablecer mis- fuerzas,
pOr mas que esa tos que me consumia
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ph al
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dep AaLuar
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iamas me aban-
donaba entera-
n1ente.
q Pues bien; ;
ell Alquitr$n
Guyot , 10 repi-
to, eclipsa por
complete a to-
das las demas
preparedness .,
iarabes, pastil-
las, etc.
Asi que
hube tornado
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Charles c. Petersen.

Retratista al oleo, en- Ienzo. Tiene ga
binete en- la casa nldmero 81 de la calle de
San Jose Q piso y exhibe su +. trabajos en-
la de Allen 81. Para informes. "A: III Fer
nandez, "La Correspondencia". 8v.
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ner su psgo.
En- @a. leetara H. B. 1O5, 1O6, 1o7,
108, 109. 10, III.
En- Sa. tecturG.-H. B. SO. titulado:
"PaTa derogar la ley tituada: 'Ley para
abo'ir la pesea nor medic de corraleg y
para otros fines"
ii. j, r. No. 1, tituIada: para solici-
tar del Corgreso Americana protecc ion
para ell cafe de Puerto Rico"
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En- eata imprenta ns vsnds papel de pe-
Ei6dico Visiio { 1900 qUinl
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LAS MUJERES ANEMICAs


un en- ess das de civilization ejerccio fsico
parte y mporne de Ia educac6n de IA mue ontna
narcha todavfa
hoy poseefnos Vino
gado de Bacalao ferrugnoso medicamento
deoo FL nvado mas debl aburrido
dglere aslmla gTandisma acidad de
ga yenalas sobre ace de hgado de bacalao que vz
nauseabundo indigesto =
He aquf un tpco: ..% +
Mrzo de o.
prtara Ell
E la prueba
bo a
agrde
anao vas fuese
Res2euosament de Vds E. C0RNWELI.
Para anema consunci6n ncpente bronquaes
puonares las enfemedades debtantes de todas se
angre ygoces saud peecta
~ VINO d Stearn de cee de Hgado de Bacaao conene
as oeosas; reaente esta
del acee de bacaao dueos puo ecoso que Sc h
eoo de Hero aumentar propedades onca
FiIase Boticas.
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
FabriCantes de Quimios FarmaceutIcss
go DETROIT, NaIcE. =. -. a.
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--Nacimier tos inscritos en- 81 registro
civil sers fin Rodrfgutz Diaz, Julia
Martinez Benedicto Hernandez Gusda-
lupe. Rsfsel Sanchez DeIgado, Ptoviden-
cia Rivera Mercado, Clara Aida Melendez
Rivera Ana Elisa Nicasia Hernandez
Jim6pez
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Orden del dIa en- Ia Camara,
PstICIOnGS.

De varies vecinos de San German 90.
licitando Sc incluya en- Ell plan general de
carreteraS, una que una las poblacioneS
de San German y Maricao.-Ds don
Juan VahamODde encargado del Re.
gistro civil de Rio Grande, solicitando
SO dicte una ley subsanando el defscto
que Sc observa en- algunas actas ma :.
trimodiales de los amos 1905 1906
de no estar suscIiCas por el eucargado de-
aquel Registro en- aquellq fecha ouien
ha fallecidO Del Concejo Municipal de-
Guayanilla, TeComendando & la i6ven Eu
l"lia SerranO, q fin de que por esta Cana.
re- Be vote un creditO de 800, para que
dicha j6ven pueda ingrssar en- Ia Escuela
Normal de Rio Piedrae. i6ven Do
miDgo Licfaga, vecino de Vega Baia so
licitando syuia para ingresar en- Ia Es-
cuela Normal de RIO Piedras.
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PROYECTO5 DE LEY
EN- LA CAMARA

En- Ia. Lectura. H. B. 112, por ell Sc
NOR BarreraW. para Ia constr ucci0n de
un camino afrmsdo entire Juucos y San
Lorenzo"
II j. R, 4, por ell mfior jose Torres
Para 6iar 81 valor de los derechos de
'naemniSaci6u 4 CisEt0a notsEios = digpO.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St. Mary.
Ignatius Ancona, ct ais, vs.. Mrs.
Mary Ancona, Widow, 1ndi-
vidually and as Natural Tu-
trix. No. 1908.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale to effect partition, in the above
| numbered and entitled suit, and to me
directed. will sell for cash to the
last and highest bidder. at the court
house in the town of Franklin. Par
| ish of St. Mary, Louisiana. at the
front door of the St. Mary Bank 4
Trust Co.. building in which said
court is held, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST A. D., 1907.
| between the hours of II O'Clock. a. M,
and o'clock, p. M. the following
mention and described property, to-
wit:
1st. ''That certain tract or parcel
of land, lying and being situated in
the Town of Patterson. st. Mary
Parish. Louisiana. having front of
fifty (5O) feet on the North side of
Louisiana Avenue of said Town by a
depth between parallel lines of one
hundred Q0O) feet: being bounded on
the North by the lots hereinafter des-
cribed and numbered herein as items
Nos. , and 3; on the East by property
now or formerly belonging to Sanders
Hudson. on the South by Louisiana
Avenue, and on the west by the prop
erty of the Society of Seven Stars of
Consolidation. together with the saloon
and dwelling building thereon situated
and all other Improvements thereon
and thereto belonging"
End. "AlsO that certain lot or
parcel of ground, lying and being
situated in the Town of Patterson, St.
Mary Parish, Louisiana, being in the
rear of the property hereinabOve first
described: measuring fifty (5O) feet
from North of South; bounded on the
East by the let hereinafter described
and numbered item No. 8: on the South
by the lot hereinabOve first described
and on the West by the property of
James Wren: together with an out
house and stable thereon situated and
all other improvements thereto belong
ing
Bird. "Also that certain lot or par
Gel of land, lying and being situated
in the Town of Patterson, St. Mary
Parish. Louisiana, in the rear of the
lot hereinabOve described, measuring
fifty feet in width from north to south
by a depth between parallel lines of
ninety (9o) feet: being bounded on the
north by the roperty of the Estate of
Ellis, on the east by the property now
or formerly of Sanders Hudson, on
the south by the lot hereina bove first
described, and on the west by the lot
hereinabove secondly described: to-
gether with all the improvements
| thereon situated
1.-The above described property be-
ing the same property acquired by
Joseph Ancona, deceased, from Igna-
titus Ancona, by act of sale passed be-
fore J. +. Munson, .Jr., by. Clerk and
ex-Otfici0 Recorder. of date Feb. 23rd,
1867.
J. T. BALDWIN. Auctioneer.
Franklin La, July 9TH, 1907.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ss:s: s:: .. &<2zz7x
NOTICE..

Any lady in Franklin or vicinity
who desires to take part in the
Floral Parade (which will be the
feature Of the Fair) that is to BE-
held in Jeanerette in Septem Der,
can obtain all information desired
concerning same by conterring
either with Mrs. S. H. Sanders
(who is Chairman of the Floral
Committee) or myself by phone
or letter.
MRS. T. 3. KIMBROUGH,
Pres. Ladies' Auxiliary Fair
Association.
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LOST

At the Southern Pacific -! n ~.
road depot in the to"h - '" con.
lin, one new leather 'a,tn ";s and
a Sterling silver jooth inu !s5;cles.
numerous other 'alaaole ai. ~ for
4 liberal rewa' wiiI be paiu ~
the return Of salat to.
BAXHna OFFICE
or the s. H. D4POT,
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If you wish special attention
given to your daughters health
and religious development during
her college course, apply for a
room in the Port Gibson Female
College, Port Gibson, Miss.
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.huyeSt!o.1. y.l.',, s,4,i ;.Is. IL rs quick.
" yield I, the CD aiming and pu,l ying qualities
contained in Johnstons Sarsapasilla, Quart
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par-
ish Of St. Mary.
Mrs. Henrietta L. Fellows, Nat.
Tutrix, vs.. The Baldwin Lum-
Der Co. Limited.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale To effect II partition by licitation in
the above numbered and entitled suit.
and to me directed. | will sell for cash t.
The las; and highest bidder. at the court
house in the town of Franklin. Parish of
81 Wary. Louisiana. ~ tire front door Of
the ST. Mary Bank & rrus, Co.,. building
III which said court i, held, Gu
SATURDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF
AUGUST A. D., 1907.
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m..
and 4 O'Clock p, m, the following men,
toned and described property, to-wit:
The West Half of Section "a, Town
ship IA, South Range 8, East
JOHN Il. SANDERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish St. Mary, July
18th, 1907.
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why is A TOUT?

tive nuisance. He Is 80 anxious 20
have you always believe that he
knows something lie comes ia
from the paddock bursting with in
formation and mystery. lie has
Just seen the owner and has u
straight.
Have a bet on this one today or
never speak 10 me again" says he
II the horse loses. he says the
Jockey threw the race away or the
starter caught his bird looking the
other way lie never biamcs Il on
the informatiun-not on your acct
dent policy II the horse wins he
looks up and asks how much you
took away from en-.
You cant say ! never gave you
anything Didn't I know something
about that race7 HUH I guess I'm
GOODi"
The amateur touts are putting
The poor old chalk mark boys out Of
business They are giving all the
priceless information away
This will be about all. William.
Tho next time party wants you 20
play a horse. you look him over and
see how Fat be Is through playing
his own information.
There Is a lot more I might say
about tOuts. but suppose YOU ask
Refugee. He Is the worlds great
est authority on t0uts and toutinR
And after he get through telling you
about them and enlargluR on the
evils o. tho. tOuilng ayaiem. ask him
~ mark your program for you. He'll
do II.
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PRAISES GANLEY

An Eastern exchange says "Boh
Ganley IL playing the most brilliant
and consistent ball of any man in
the American League. lie Ia the
same every day lie n always or
the bases. because Of his good head
work
when the manager Of a big
league team adds one good bell
player to his club each year, he Is
given credit for accomplishing won.
dera.
Joe CRntilion has added such
player TO the local club IN bob Gan
ley n ever a player has won a
warm spot In the hearts OF local
patrons OF the game, Il Is Ganley.
whose brilliant work in the field, on
the bases and ut the bat has proved
him 20 be n ball player OF the high
est grade. Ganley does not play
good ball in spots. lie ia tho same
player day I'm. day out. and Il Is n
debatable point whether there Ia a
more valuable man In the American
League today than the little right
fielder OF the Washington club.
There Ia nothing ordinary about
Ganley's playing. II Is brilliant. lie
seems capable of thinking and put
ting his thoughts into execution"
Ganley r. we'll known I'm Seattle
Al ono time he was player In thu
Coast League. playing with Oak
land. Seattle refused 20 play him.
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ST UHG

A fool there was. aud be made a
bet.
Even AZ you and l.
On a ringboned goat that - running
yet
Even as yoa zua J.
Ind Le cid not know that tic goat
was lob.
That the hook. like himsclt had
h,sen caught n the ~
So be tore up his q sket with
curse and sob.
even as you and 1
O. the tears We waste.
and fkc beers We tahts.
Aud the ume we npard studying
dope
BeioaE 50 The fellow vn lays The
price.
And sings US the song tina, cuts
no See.
And cleans without using soap.
A fool there was. and be made his
prayer
Even as you and ].
To the placid Judge that was sitting
there.
Even rs You and
And the iudEe he said that the
race WAS fair.
And the ringboned goat was beat
on the square.
And be took hla trimmings Just
then and there.
Even ar you aud l.
O. the coln we won.
And the coin We loan.
And the coin we must work TO gee.
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SPOKANE. June 20 Little Rock
Allen had everything that was need
ed "a win bis game yesterday from
tho Indians. allowing them but
three hits and shutting them out
by a score Of = - o.
Osburn. who was on the firing
line for Spokane. pitched fine
game but a wobbic by MoRune IN
throwing the bail 10 the nlaLe 10
catch Kellaekoy proved t4lbsI the
fatal mlsplay 81 the day
Allen should get the cfeUf for
HIS areislve victory as hlt team
mates made five errors behind him
II he had lost his head for a mo-
mcut. Il would have cost him the
shut out aud the game
Captain Hickey also flailfed In
the head work Of tho siwaahea. In
stunning a hit ball right ever the
line into foul territory. dhteiplng
Umpire Hewlett Myers Kellaekey
and Qulgley we're credited 10 one
hit each
The score.
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A horseman IL a man who tells
you why you should bot on a GER
tain horse. n the tip loses. be Is
a tout
The professional tout was once
the scourEe Of the race track. but
that was before the PinkeTtona
took to policing the courses. While
the evil has been much discouraged
in the past few years. there are
stiii plenty Of the pests left
The tout hands out good informa.
ton. You know Il ia good. because
he never has o cent ia bis jeans.
He f. always trying 10 make a long
shot beat a real race horse. and.
having become n tramp by playing
his own stable Info" he Is more
than willing To bet his victims last
cent on the same brand Of dope.
Some OF the hardfaced Kids In
the paddock--the little old men
who wear the sweaters and chew
tObacco-are frank enough TO APP
proach q live one with this sort
Of a story:
4 know they're ievelin' on this
No. s bird today. and the stable
gang has got the checks down
strong. It's twenty 10 one. and I'd
be I'm on II. but they cleaned me
yIstiddy. Bet five across the
board and declare me in. will YOU
In that ease. the live one knows
what he Is going against. he can
take n or let Il alone. Some men
are always willing TO give up a Ut
tie money 20 learn what the stable
connections are doing.
The professional tout 30 not a
hard man b. deal with. and the man
wao falls for him has only himself
to blame.
The really dangerous party Is the
gentleman tout-the smart young
amateur wh0 does not care for mon
eV. but wants you 10 think he
knows something" ! know forty
young men Ia this town who try 10
make their friends think they are
on intimate terms with all the
prominent prize fighters. Some Of
them never spoke to a real pugilist
IN all their lives. but they like 10
stand In front Of the bar and weave
little rOmaneea beginning.
4 was lust talking 10 O'Brien.
and he said % me. etc. etc"
II IL foolish ambition. and they
tell Harmless lies 70 crafty it They
pretend 10 have an inside track It
IL the same silly ambition which
makes the amateur tout such an ae-
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TO USE ON WET DAYS

Ice lanai. Of Washington. has a
device which Is going TO make II
possible 20 play ball games on all
days save when It IL pouring. and
no such thing as wet grounds sign
will bo seen II bis invention will do
what he claims for t. lanai viii
build a truck on very wide wheels.
which will be placed In the center
Of the diamond The canvas o. roll.
ed up on n and viii be run out in all
directions. covering the entire In
field by means OF small trucks.
which carry the canvas TO the oK-
tremes OF tho lnfield In this way
the inneld can bo covered aud pro-
tected from the rain In less than ten
minutes. and ~ can be cleared and
be ready for play about the same
time
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LONG REACH, HUGE SHOULDERS, HAM-lIM FISTS, FEROOOUE
FIGHTER, THAT'S SQUIRfS, WHO SEEKS HEAVYWEIGHT COM
AUSTRALIAN FIGHTER WHO
WILL SOON BATTLE WITH
BURNS PUTS HIS TRAINING
PARTNERS TO SLEEP - HOW
ne ENTERED THE GAME IN
his MINING DAYS.
tseattls staps Exclusive ssrvlos.l

tseattie stars Exclusive Ssrvles.l
BAN FRANCtsCO. June 81
Tony Burns viii find natural
fighter IN his pathway when he
faces nm Squires. the Australian
champion. July 4 at Colma
Out OF SqulfeH training quarters
they are looking for n good. tough
eayyweiKht 90 train with him The
first subject secured quit after be.
Tag beaton 10 a pulp IN tho first
training bout aqnlfea doesn't box
be fighta Joe Kennedy next de.
elined to serve as a punching bag.
and now Jimmy britt won't slug
with tho Australian because Jimmy
wants 10 remain intact for his fight
with battling Nelson
When asked t. describe his meth.
ODDS OF fighting. aquitea Htroked his
chin aud replied
"Oh. just hit en-" 10 does.
too. and don't you forget H.
Tho Australian fighter. who as.
pires Tor the heavyweight crown. Is
ia some RESPECTS one Of the most 10.
markable pugiiiata tho world has
ever seen. Though not a giant In
stature. he has every natural ad.
YaniAgs Of n successful boxer
lie il a remarkably strong fellow
aud IL not a blt stuff ia his move.
menta Tremendously broad shout
dsra give him the long distance
reach 81 75ts inches half an Inch
longer than the reach Of Bob Fitz.
aim mons.
squirea IL Just AZ muscular as
Tom Hharkey. bat In different
way Instead Of standing out IN
huge ridges che Australians mus
eles Ne ln long. fopelike strands.
denoting elasticity and uuicknesa
a remarkable feature about his
mAkeup iH the slze 81 his hands
They are al big as hams Jcffriea
has a big fiat. but squiros' would
make two ~ Jim =
squircs a. not regarded as sci
nutific boxes. but IL a fcfocioua
fighter. with little OF that slippery
atyla that fooled the clever men and
made FitEaimmona famous. lie -
indifferent 10 punishment and no
cooler or more courageous pugiiist
ever pulled ou gloves
Though be has seoodencd" every
hoayyw weight OF note IN the Austria
nan commonwealth. squires is an
accident 30 far az pugiliam is con
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eernad Formerly miner and
school teacher. his ability 20 fight
vas discovered UNEXPECTEDLY
one night several miners In hia
home fown prevailed upon 5quircs
To Walt an athletic hall kept by .
local pnRilist named 1911 Smith For
the first time IN his life Squirea
pulled on the gloves and was fetch
ed out az the sucker that Smith b
pupils were 10 practice on
How'll I start aaked SquireH
as smith called on him 10 heHln,
Go IN a. you like. replied Smith
lit him whenever you can
The words were scarcely out be.
fore Smiths pupil vas out. Squifes
had rushed in with a left swing the