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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

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&0ilcr @ilbclm mo @Cnloblu1 an
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bolnl an, nm ben Nrlud 5l crlul-
Germ, mcldcn linn Der SdnocoelIto+
Mig 0ltltnp uto @Cnlu6lin lnt Icbtcll
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ten al, uu0 bic TolGc luor, ouB nod
icd)p 2lrbtitcr gct0Otct mo al 5lpnlts
SO uCrlWlnOct mur0cn. Gornt tol1
ont Wontog @Cfcbl 5llnt General
Strife ais pcitcrc &crGcItlln0, oIlcln
sic Wicbr5obl Der Barrier Nrbcittr
bate fcinc &rIt, lid mcitcr blllclnbcs
ten I'll loiien un0 blicb rllblg ont
@rrfc. is mar icbr perniltItl1 0cnn
mic in oQcr Nclt fam cine loldc IN
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hcbcrci Der Shde 0c9 otbcitcn0cll
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@r0iiocnt Eoaierts bat iaine bipln7
nrntiihc Sprietorr noN &opcnbo9cn,
Gtpdbolmt, Mtpdl mo Gbriltiunlo be-
cnoct unO lit nnd) @or'ic 5ilrild1e'
tcbrt. &n NuBlnno bat cr ocl Stint
Ocrn oca G5orcn 5lpeI &iltcn spiel
5ct0 aus Ocn orci @o0cnlobungrn
non @Cid)Cnfcn percbrt, Die CT dili
0crMcilc ~ptrthcilcn multc. 3ltu1 1roBs
ten Sbcilc bcItonoen bic o@obcn Der
Srclmoihoit" aus Gr5ell9niicn Der
itootlihcn Eor5cllan . Iobrit bot
genres mo aus Eeppid)tn Der gleih-
icua itootIidcn @obcliriucbcrct. 60
nit Iid)crtc iid) @r. SuIlicrca Grin.
ucrunUcn an lcinen Sciud). Sonlt
milroc CT iiftborc Spuren 'd)lperlld)
bintCrIoNcn hobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Sefanntmadungen.
etaot.Ncaitraturs Siirrau.

NnIttmore, %. SuIi 1908.
In6ridi lit biermit Glclt intcrefitrtcn Vcrs
forc1 oc0c6cI, bnf Der Stubt.Ingeniclr am %.
Gull zoos in b~icfc:n Nilrcuu, lpte ourd ben
ii. Ibthuitt oce 30. @rtiteIs oe5 Nalitntorer
CtaotsGooer bon 1906 beitimmt, bic erfldrcnoeIt
Yid1c ltlio GupIitute Der 9lbihdBlt19 lLr ole
Riluitcrung Der Yripat.IncD In heti onn Der
Sr(perts, ct. Hnu;. %. NIB 26. StrnRe be-
~arrnStcu 0dGirracuicrt binicrIe9t bat.
9Qie ulernnn bciruffcncn Rdrtetelt mo DIS 3t
80 5aact bonn Sutunl Der eriudbltcIl Niiltcr5
IcouId an bcrcdbttgt Slr @tnreidnn9 ctncr
fhriitiiben expectation an oas Ndlttr1orer
StnOtgertft.
z. Scpca SbuHins,
CIuIi23. 80. GQuQG,i3) StaotsJtegiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Catherine WancnQnIt.

@S ftarb Girnitoa. pcn 4. Sln9lii 1908, III
ibrer SSpbruro an Wuples unb Nidoro sGocrlc,
Socrlca. GatDcrirc Tnsenanit, 70 Sabre ali,
Satin Der pcrilorbenen Nerlru NoGcnanii, Die
@ccrotNunN iinoct Treitoa, nel @nNu't,
nan orr fntbnlirhcn ct, gntbolD's Ntrdc,
SrunfIin Nocmlc, itott. no nm o Nor ctnc bic
Ouicmmci'c fir ibr SccIerbeiI -HcleiCt trtro.
slnf f~pc5icllc5 Scrldn9en Der 0nltlllte bite.
feline NllimCn. t2io-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Wn Die Nnmcn.

Snnae Gamer. ipefhe mooerne Ghneiherfunft
81 erlerncn p%iinfden, ioIien nirbt I'M 3ipeitcl
fcin, mobin ii1 oufiir al iucroen. Gle brarcbeu
iur bel Sri. ID. NnberS. Or. 900, @rft. Snra,
tpan. Strahe, oorsufpredhen. ibten stanleu ais
3bgling eintrnaeft mo fie Ierner ole STUNT nah
Der fortaeihriiienften .gietbpbe. sic erbaIter
Gebr IibcrnIe Gebinaunaen. Srl. VI. Subers,
VI. 302, Neft'earatusa.S trake. (376-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
GurfnrN Stcbcn hnar.

IS iturb am G. slltguft 1905 mad fnricr
aruufDcil @rrture Siebenhaur, ~gcIicbtcr Suttc
Ron @uutc M. Sicbcnbanr. Stc Nccroi9ing
finnct Mnnton ben 10. slngnit, $ lbr Wiots
gems, Ton iciucr lcticn SSobnilM NJ. 322l,
hotter g(ucuuc, aus ifntt, nm hull nan Der bl.
pcr6atirtoc. 100 nm 20 llbr einc @coutcm.
Nonmciic iir onS Sell ieiner Scclc tcIcbrtrt
ipir0. (22O-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Isf Greet SampfcrsG ompagnic.

SuHIWttf tNnNtVInU.
9hiabrt bcs Enmpiet5 mad Nod Greet uno
G.pnp Greet bon Gpcnoeu's g9erfte. am Sube
hes 9lronoipnn. tdgiit nm 8 llGr Woraens uno
8 llbr gtG6utiitaps. auSGertommcr Gan'iiaG3.
SnlniidGS INT 6 ll1r WioracnS uno SonuidaS
nm 4 mo 8 libr WiorGcns uro 2 rbr gtaDntt'
iapS.
epcSial' Match fir gerciue, Gtrdben nuo sonu.
tagsfd,nicu.
@citcre guSfnnit ertbcilt fhriitIih ohcr
riinhlit Snbr d. Scatb I'M Nilrcni Der Gnrls
rnNnie an Der 2srrfte Spifbrn ~ unb 2 u9r
NnhmittnaS. MO. Ebunc, u 3sl.
Otni2O-SeptD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
WarSlaub Sanbitnmmen Sdulc

Sas cinunouicrSi9itc cemeiicr Der .W'arn'
lanb saubitunmeu. d,nlc" beairnit nr .. sep.
SGrhiiimncn mn atth fir Sic. oeren t3ebbr
Al idlrdht iii. I'M i6nen ben Nciu0 Der bfient.
li6cn e9ulen 81 crrlbaIidcl. Spredet mo
ocnliidbe ,Slhcr: aoit. 9pgis rnb llnierridt
ircj. gu mcIocl bei ehas. ~. On. 9rinaipai,
3rcocrid, Nib. (SuIi30-Scpt10, SoSGWto)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Bur Grinncrnng

an %unicren p~Clicbicn 8atten mn NGicr
NcinbGrb Mafuann,
mc,dcr bcutc. ncI I. 9lliahii 1908. Opr orci
%uOrCu ptiiuyNCu. uher itiht pcrgclct III.
Gr rubct MN in itIllem Sricbcn,
Gen unier Ncr5 i'm Soo nod licbt;
Mh! picl III frilb ppu ms 0cidlchcn,
0nt iici ole 5renfun9 ms bciriihi;
Sod .up co in oee Sbhiicll Elnlt
MuS @oti ibut. onS lit moblacth1n!
Ncuiomet uun iciuer Satin mo atuocrs.
(ODOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

9inuro Nrniun, fl Sabre alt, Nr. 2lll,
Srrina0ins glpcnuc. ,. 9lliauit.
Aunic aoblcin, ~ Sabre alt, Nr, 2lO3, Git
Gupcrs Giraffe. 3. Nuault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
g~criainmlnnss Inscigcn.
,llutcl groiig.aicrccn

,llntcl graiiG'Gcrccn."
Sic mcndllInc &erianlnIl!l4 ipiro hcutc'
Ibcnos S llbr, ~ Der. .SlaB.GdHc. nnitIu1oel'
0ciurif o.. 1um Scine,
t11O) SGfrctur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
rf-Gcmctcrg.
Silrran: CIR. 81, Aectt.S aratuga' straRe, M
Gnunt,N innnnn Hrcotrid .sfpno.

@cNrGbnibpld6c bon $25 an inter bcitnnoiacr
guii6t, Gdniiib!umtH, @eipiice. RiIan6en etc.
ipcrocI i'm GrfibbauS ant 9olipt'StilGor9 qe'
fuu0ciI. llnicr Ygert ipirh, ipenl gcipiniht,
Onrfprebcn. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
lorraine.

@nlcrijh. - Yarfartig. Grtebltf,.
s8ciili6 non &Gibroof cine mo cine babe
9Pcile. Wonnt SouDssSaaaoH9 mo Sorrltne'
gSdgopuS nireit bis aunt Ginqar9. Vctoe Iea
lcp6Giic. StahtsPiireau I'M sIpeiten Slur bcs
Union 1ruisScbduoss," Gbnrlss: nns Nnhette.
Strair. (.v'dt4 1S,5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
GricSiuusStnic


Terc ihucne 5~ng,5ampicr.
,2oro Baltimore" II, ,Yeun" nad, 1biiGocipbta.
Sabrcu inglid, nuo Sunntose, Wior9eits NM
S llbr, bon Der Tratts Strubelt, 6ptiOct oct Snls
bert mn ScutbsStrabe, ab. Soliel on 81 yet.
tcytrn, Sumu 9pitt, SBriapcafc'Gttg, st.
8cprgr'S, TclaiunrcsGitg mn Sbcitcr, ia; lails
gen ~nllocidbr hit 6 ltbr IbcnoS in Ybilooels
pbiu an. @ntSitcube Sabrt onrtl ben GGral.
gniiaQierc foitIten mad Hc.icben bis Sbelnpenles
Sin mo G~cttcrtun ia6rcn mn ari oct Hitdia0rt
nit ocnt Boot nad Suuie 6uriidiubren, 100 fe
nm s llbr uilIunOcu. Subrpcis nd6 Bbtlnoeis
p6ia $t.5d. 9tunoin1rt G5 1age). gut, an it
Qcno cintm Gag ohcr Nc6tbonte 6uriid 5ufcbrcll,
$3.50. obcr Jiiidicbr lnui chem 3nqc Der "Nals
timuresS bipsyabn," $3.50. SnrhinbrtssVilcie
per 9iien6ubr bon Ybilaoclpbia naf, Ntlamtie.
GitD, Gape Wion, gong Sranh, Sccon 8ruoe,
NsburN Garf, Mipann, Srch, Wcw.Durt nno
nJrolidcn Iuuften. Mnbl6citcn 30 6cths.--
(tuMtonmpicr p~crlniiet YrattsStrube reaelmdbig
4 llbr Nhcnha NIT @lt5ilabl1e poil Sut1!n gen.
Iidcts bel gllbnr9b's gum Serfuuf. S1rcitcn
Gle liir gScgpeifrr.
6larcuee ebriucr, Ioert.
Guri23-glug3D Gr. 1873, Gi0bisSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Sd)nl- Nn5cigcn.
2lbcno. 5uriltcn. Sd2ule,

Baltimore l,niucrittat.
NhcnosNnrlcfunQct. Gitiico Scmcitcr bcgtlliit
an I. Sttnbrr. SIR HutdIonc iucitoc llnll lib
al Gngcnc S'Sannc, ScIreiir. Mr.. 80, Moro
SbarIrss Strubc, Baltimore, Wo.
tNlig4 1lfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

Mululano'S tirfiIdc gubcr,
Gouitabic. @rbGnbe, Ypita,at sssrn. stetS pffen.
,NlIfug2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
9ldJt Scitcn.
Sic Muhc.

oNH gut Yuii lcbCu mir.
IN Guit. Yuit idnucbcn mir.
Inn mCr IN yIil. Unit idluchi
Ser 1T Hltlu Vruogr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Baltimore Cemetery,

giircan: Srnniliu.g $40, Baltimore. n. Turtbitr.
&e0r0bnibpldte 5llnt Serfnuf bon $50 u1,
nit MiarmorpioIien nbaeGren6t $35. = Sidb
iiir oicr @rd6cr. Sreie 9enisune Der anpeue
iiir SrnuergpttcSoieTftc. (Snnt16,1S
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

The little attacks of stomach ttou- ble and stomach disorders will un- doubtedly lead to chronic dyspepsia un- less you take something for sufficient time to strengthen the stomach and give it chance to get well. If you take Kodol in the beginning the bad attacks of dyspepsia will be avoided, but if you allow these little attacks to go unheeded it will take Kodol longer time to put your stomach in good condi- ton again. Get bottle of Kodol to- day. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store, 22s Broad Stree..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
Chronic Diarrhoea Cured

"My father has for years been trou- bled with chronic diarrhoea, and tried every means possible to effect a cure, without avail,'' writes John H. Zirkle of Philippi, W. Va. "He saw Cham berlain's s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Re- publican and decided to try it. The re- suit is one bottle cured him and he has not suffered with the disease for eigh- teen months. Before taking this rem edy he was constant sufferer. He is now sound and well, and although sixty years old, can do as much work as q young man" Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
SHOOTS HIMSELF
 THROUGH HEART
AGED MINER IN A FIT OF DE; SPoNDENCY CAUSED BY ILL HEALTH, SUICIDES SUNDAY MORNING BY SHOOTING.

TUCSON, August l3.-Sunday morn ing in a small adobe house on Meyer street, John Murphy, an aged miner, committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart. Murphy was a suf- ferer from an aggravated ease of min CTS consumption and his bad health had been proving on his mind for some months. He grew steadily worse during the summer and only on the day pre- ceding his act had told aequaintanees that he proposed to kill himself.
 The weapon used was 3S carliber Ivor Johnson revolver and the shot was direct, causing instant death. Neighbors rushed in on hearing the shot and within a very few minutes the body was in charge of the coroner and undertaken.
 An inquest was held over the re- mains and the verdict was suicidal death.
 Murphy was an old-timer in this ter ritory. He was about 60 years of age and had spent about half of his life in Arizona, having come here from Butte, Mont. in 1889. All his active life was spent in mining, but he was unsueeess- full in prospecting and at the time of his death was practically indigent. He had very few aequaintanees in the city, but those he had speak very highly of his conduct in diversity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
DEADLY ENGINE 0F WAR |S DAVIS
 TORPEDO
OFFICIAL TESTS IN BOSTON HARBoR SHOW TERRIFIC
 EFFICIENCY.
Combination Gun and Shell Explodes Charge on Driving Ships Side and Drives Torpedo to Interior With Time Fuse to Explode There.

BOSTON, August l3.--The ordnance experts of the army and navy today ex- pressed great satisfaction with the per formance of the new Davis torpedo gun, invented by Commander Cleland Davis, U. s. N
 The tests were made at Fort Strong, Boston harbor. yesterday three proiec tiles were fired. In every test the tar get was overturned. Several more tests were made today. One torpedo, fired at q target off Sheep Island, accomplished the object of the inventor by passing through the target without detonating the real charge, the thickness of the re- sistanee target representing the outer and inner bottoms of the three bulk heads of battleship.
 Both the officials of the army and navy and others interested in the ex pertinent were witnesses.
 The Davis torpedo is combination gun and proieetile, in itself effective at at least 5000 feet, and having its owb motive power. similar to that of the ordinary Whitehead torpedo.
 The proieetile is in two parts. It is forty-fv centimeters in diameter and five meters long. The outer tube is about two thirds the length of the in ner and the torpedo behind the torpedo proper holds forty pounds of high ex- plosiye. When the nose of the pro- iectile comes in contact with any oh staeIe which stops its trogress--prefer- ably an enemy's ship-the coneussion, no matter how slight, sets off forty pounds of explosive. The explosion drives the proieetile through the ob- feet struck and at the same time starts time fuse, which causes the torpedo proper to explode a few seconds later. l. is this donble action that gives the Davis proieetile it's great value, as it goes through the protecting torpedo nets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
OKLAHOMA REPUBS. FAVOR SEPARATE
 SCHOOLS
CHICAGO PLATFORM ENDORSED BUT LINE DRAWN ON
 MIXED SCHOOLS.
Oklahomans Declare for Strict Enforce ment of Prohibition Law and Con demn Primary Election Law-Would Sell State School Lands.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, August l3 Endorsing the Chicago platform, the republican national ticket, and Presi' dent Roosevelt's policies, Oklahoma E republicans in convention here today adopted platform for the state cam paign. This platform favors the sale of the state school lands, the establish. ment of separate schools for the races and strict enforcement of the prohi' bition law, and condemns the primary election law
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Served as coffee, the new coffee sub stitute known to grocers everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee, will trick even coffee expert. Not grain of real coffee in it, either. Pure. health ful toasted grains, malt, nuts, etc, have been so cleverly blended as to give a wonderfully satisfying coffee taste and flavor. And it is "made in a minute, v too. No tedious twenty to thirty min utes boiling Sold by Morehead X Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

It is rumored that the Copper Queen Company has purchased the property of the Lucky Tiger Mining company, the principal asset of which is the Fl Tigre mine, which has become famous during the last few years because of the rich ness of it's ore and also because of the litigation, which furnished so many sen sational incidents before the Mexican courts finally rendered judgment for the Kansas City litigants
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Judge T. s. BunchNis a candidate for probate judge on the democratic ticket in Graham county. His friends arc running him upon his qualifications I9r office. They claim for him the best legal ability, and such disposition as will make him good public servant.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

An ordinance designed to reform sa- looms adopted here by the common coun- ell of Douglas, piovides that there shall not be more than, twenty saloons until the city has a population of 20.O0O peo- pie raises the license from $500 to $500 yearly. provides for closing from to
 I 9, g: :::.. . en2 puts an end to music in saloons One saloon for every thousand inhabitants over 10000 may be added.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

In some unknown manner fire broke out in the Humboldt mine Saturday morning. It looked for a while as if it would be serious, but by heroic work it was extinguished and very little dam age done.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
PUBLIC ATTENTION.

The Globe Paint company hereby gives notice that it will no longer be responsible for debts or contracts made by N. D. Swartout, as he is no longer connected with the company.
 GLOBE PAINT COMPANY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

George Skinner from Graham north of the river took recently lot of large apples to Safford. The largest weighed pound and quarter, and measured fifteen inches in circumference.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
Canvas awnings-GIobe Paint Co.

Fl Paso White Sox vs. Globe Eagles Sunday, August l6. Admission soc, 75c and $l.00. Best game of the season.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

The Pioneer Meat Go. has the only cold storage in Globe for the proper curing of meats. Nothing sold under weeks refrigeration.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
A DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

of the Holton Power company in Calex ico, burning out one of the transform CTS, plunging the town into darkness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Attacked from the hear as he was walking down Convent street in Tucson Tuesday evening, E. Thorpe, young man employed by the Tucson Hide com pany, was severely beaten about the head and face and robbed of small sum of money and several checks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
TEA

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, safe, easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Fl Paso White Sox vs. Globe Eagles Sunday, August l6. Admission 50e. 75c and sl.00. Best game of the season.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

A coroner s inquest was held at Mesa over the remains of Burt Frazer, who died Sunday night at Mesquite flat, after friendly boxing match with three fellow workers on the power transmission line The jury found that the man came to his death from rp- ture of the tissues of the pancreas and that neither of the three men who boxed with him were in any way re sponsible for his sudden demise.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Last Sunday in the thunder storm that swept over the Imperial valley for half an hour, lightning struck the wires
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Colonel w. $. Sturges, republican national committeeman from the Ari zona district is spending a week at his ranch pending the republican territorial convention at Phoenix August 22.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14
ARIZONA NEWS
 AND COMMENT

IN ARIZONA ... ... ... -. =. ...
 The El Tigre Mining company, with headquarters at Douglas and mines in Sonora, has announced monthly divi- dend on its capital stock amounting to , per cent annually.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

It is reported from Calumet, the headquarters of the Calumet X Arizona and Superior X Pittsburg mining com panies, that the latter company for June earned ssj,00O net above all orer- ating expenses.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

The United Verde output for .lnae was but l,500,000 pounds, as compared with previous average of 3,0OO,OOo pounds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-14

Juanoto Franco and lsidoro Chavef two Mexicans of Helvetia, are in inc Pima county jail, charged with bur glary.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-17
Packey Mcfarland Here
On Trail OF Championship

a little Of the real goods himself and
went after him, Packey just simply
made him look ike Il selling platter.
And he did 1t again the next time they
met
You can't stop Packey," said Gil
more, "Ile IS a Dvrn lighter, He was
born to night and he is going 10 gather
In the championship"
Packey is a product of Chicago He
didn't know he could fight uutil few
years ago. lie Was foundry boy,
working hard every day. ono day he
got into an argument with another
youugster and the caHare of The
scrap he put up amazed his fellow
workmon. lie soon brauched oYt as Il
professional
In his hrst forty-three fights McFar-
ANA scored thIrty-tEroe kuoeGuuts and
Obtained nine decisions. Tac I.st draw
me got was with Freddie Welsh, OF Eng
land lie has never been beaten.
FdCkcy has COME lasi tu meet Leach
Cross, They win clash Al thr FuigmlnI
Club, IN the Bronx, next Wednesday
night.
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SWat Won IN an AerOplane!
But 1t Sounds Like a Pine.

would come off any day he felt inclined
to bring the Poison Oak team over TO
Bushwacker Park Swat accepted. and
hence the game.
Space cannot permit me 10 20 into the
details OF this struggle. At the end OF the
slSh inning the score stood something like
one hundred to nothing In favor OF the
BushwRckers. and the hopes OF the Poison
oaks certainly seemed doomed until Swat
stepped calmly TO to bat in the beginning
Of the next inning. ] am almost sure that
you are aware OF what Immediately fol.
lowed, Swat, after the steely CLINT had
appeared In his eyes instead OF driving
the ball far into the field hunted II into
receptacle on the top OF his aeropiane.
which. by the way. stood opposite the
plate, ready for instant use. Instantly he
Owed into his machine and SCARED high
into the air, while the great mass OF peo-
pie In tie park rolred and cheerd. After
three hours had PASSED ne dropped lightly
10 vlrth, ayIng flown directly over the
oIse line something like three thousand
times. or approximately 200 miles.
~" fore, the greatest aeropanist that
c,. r lived was swat Miliigan-and / con.
s0Irr 10 a grave error IN your part never
g., nave mentioned that fact before.
PICkwlCK JONES.
Dutch kills.
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Upstate the present day legislator is
born before sun-up and raised on "a
tract. He is genuine sport II he
dHshes into strawberry festival and
becomes cut-up At odd intervals he
sews two-do.lar note into the lining
OF his vest and comes TO the great big
tall BUILDINGS. beats IL to DR.. Park
bursts to hear a real sermon, and
roams back to the tall tim. ers to tell
the folks. What he doesn't know about
the red hIooded city would stay the tide
II could be stacked up
Folks think he is the huge pumpkin
and send him to Albany, and knowing
50 much about New York he begins
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HOW NEW YORK BOYS SURPASS THE WORLD

successful season and It's up 10 the
boys to accomplish something,
Glass athletics, which has been made
an official form OF physical exercise in
the schools by the Board of Education
Is being heartily endorsed and vigorous
" pushed by DR.. Champion, who calls
this the democratic form of athletics
Instead Of developing individual cham
plons in the schools, class athletics gives
every boy a chance. 1t causes each boy
TO have a personal interest In his diet
and TO acquire good hatr-s, and awakens
an esprite de corps among the boys IN
which all working together for COM
mon object increases the spirit OF per-
sonal and general respo1siolllty'
Three Tests for Classes.
There are three tests in class athletics