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The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
600 ACRES OF COAL LAND
Two Worthy Young Men, Former
Residents of socorro County, In
terested in Big Deal.

The Daily News of Tacoma,
Washington, says in a recent is
sue:
The biggest deal in Washing
ton coal lands ever consumma ted,
involving the purchase of 600
acres of land between Centralia
and GrayS Harbor for SIPS, 900
aud the subsequent construction
of a million-dollar plant. has
just been concluded in Tacoma.
Los Angeles and eastern cap
ital is back of the project. The
eastern capital is represented by
Dan Van Wagenen, the we'll
known mining engineer, who
PASSED through Tacoma Monday
and returned yesterday to close
up the deal, while James c..
Fitch, brother of ii. G.. Fitch.
an attorney of this city, repre-
sented the Los Angeles men in
the deal"
Socorro county readers of the
Chieftain will recognize in the
names of the parties concerned
in the above transaction those of
two worthy young men, sons of
Capt. and Mrs. A. B. Fitch, who
were formerly we'll known here.
Their Socorro county friends
will congratulate them most
heartily over their evident sue
cess in getting on in the world.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have recently
been issued in the Office of Pro-
bate Clerk f. II. Sweet to the
following persons:
Saturnino Torres, aged 21
wears, of FL Yeso, and Aurelia
Barela, aged Is years, of Las
Nutrias.
Thomas A. McShane, aged ~
years, and Bertha l.. Brewster,
aged 25 years, both of San
Marcial.
A. l.. Freeman, aged Al years,
of Kelly, and Iva Ora Springer,
aged 80 years, of Socorro.
Antonio Eutemio Montoya,
aged % years, and Josefita Tor
res, aged p years, both of So
corro.
Maxine B. Baca, aged 2l years.
OF Escondida, and Tulita Mon
toya, aged 18 years, 81 Polva-
dera.
Maurice Baca, aged "a years,
and Fancisquita Vigil, % years,
both of Lemitar.
Andres A. II. Romero, aged 20
years, of Albuquerque, and
Paulita Bourguignop, aged Is
years. of Socorro.
Estevan Zimmerly, aged 2l
years, and Adelfina Torres, aged
Is years, both OF Socorro.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
j. N. Broyles in Trouble.

]. N. Broyles Of San Marcial,
who has long ranked as one of
Socorro county's most enterpriS-
ing and successful business men,
is having financial trouble. Mr..
Broyles has appointed Franz
Schmidt of this city his agent to
dispose of his assets and satisfy
his creditors to the fullest possi-
BILE extent.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
TO BENEFIT MINING SCHOOLS
House Committee on Mines and
Mining Submits Favorable Re-
port on Beneficial Measure.

A recent press dispatch from
Washington SAYS that Represen-
tative Foster of Illinois, a MEM
ber of the committee on mines
and mining, has submitted to the
house a favorable report upon a
measure which if enacted will
greatly benefit the New Mexico
School of Mines.
The purpose Of the bill is to
adopt the same policy toward
schools of mining that is now
pursued toward agricultural
schools. Each state agricultur-
al school now receives an annual
appropriation from the national
government.
If Mr.. Fosters bill becomes a
law, as it probably will do before
the expiration of the life of the
present congress, the New Mexi-
co School of Mines at Socorro,
similar schools in other states
and territories, and such schools
as are subsequently established,
beginning July l, 1908, will re-
ceive $4,000 the first year. Sl0.-
900 the second year, $4,000 the
third year, $4,000 the fourth
year, $4,000 the fifth year, and
SIS, 900 each year thereafter.
The bill provides that the
money shall be appropriated
from the receipts from sales of
public lands.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
CHILD COOKED IN HOT SOAP
Horrible Fate of Three Year Old
Boy in the Caballo Mountains.

A press dispatch from Engle
last Saturday said: The three
year old-son of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Lyons of the Victoria camp
in the Caballo mountains was
cooked to death in a wash boiler
full of boiling soap Tuesday
morning. the news Of the acci-
dent reaching here today. The
mother of the family was making
soap over a fire in the back yard
and the children were playing
about while she worked. In
spite of her careful watch the
little boy in his play ran against
the boiler and losing his balance
fell headfirst into the boiling
mass. BY the time his Mortified
mother could pull the child out, he
was literally cooked, the skin COM
ing off with the clothes as she
attempted to undress him. The
boy lived in agony for four
hours. when death relieved his
sufferings. The remains were
taken to Hillsboro, where the
funeral occurred Wednesday"
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
COMISIONADOs De CONDADO
Transan Muchos Negocios de I'm
portancia en- su Ultima Session
Regular.

En- la session trimestral reg ular
del cuerpo de comisionad de
condado tenida en- la casa de
cortes en- esta ciudad en- ell luneS,
dfa seis de Abril, 1908, estaban
presentes ell Presidente David
Farr, los Comisionados Alfredp
Armijo y Pedro S. Contreras, rl
Interprete E. S. Stapleton, V el
Escribano K. H. Sweet.
Las minutas de la Ultima scs-
ion iueron leidas y aprobadaS.
FL reporte del Tesorero y Col
ector Jose Epitacio Torres para
el ultimo cuarto fue recibidO.
hallado correcto, y aprUbado.
Cuentas contra el londO de an
imales silvestres iueron cOncedi-
daS q la razon de treinta centa-
vos en- ell peso como sigue:
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25

comprar Glen pies de tripa para
la ciudad de Socorro, la misma
que no exceda Glen pesos el costo.
Accion sobre una peticion de
ciudadanos de la parte poniente
del condado pidiendo que el con-
dado reconociera y aceptara el
camino de Stevens fue diferida
hasta la proxima session.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25

Ell reporte del Alguacil Anice-
to Z. Abeytia para el cuarto ter
minando ell dia 81 de Mario fue
hallado correcto y aprobado.
FL escribano fue instruido de
averiguar del procurador de dis
trito de que fondo pago por la
agrimensura de los distritos de
escuela debe ser girado y 81 el
considera tai agrimenSura ueceS-
aria.
Reportes de jueces de paz
fueron recibidos como sigue:
J uan Jose Griego del precinto
n1mero 5, Matias M. Torres II,
John Dwyer IS, J. J. Hale 81,
Felipe Peralta 80, Pedro Armijo
40, Evaristo Abrego 43, J. w.
Richardson As, Amos E. Green 1,
Tomas Cuellar IA, d. A. Bech-
tol 20.
Reportes de supervisores de
caminos fueron recibidos de
Avalino Carrillo del precinto
n1mero 80 y de Procopio Chavez
del precinto n1mero %.
Rafael Mendoza fue nombrado
juez de paz del precinto n1mero
nueve vice Marcos Jaramillo
resignado.
Una peticion de los ciudadanos
de La Joya habiendo sido reci-
bida pidiendo una parte de los
fondos territoriales apropiados
para el mejoramiento del Rio
Grande, ell escribano fue instrui-
do de investigar las condolences
en- La Joya iunto con el ingen-
Zero territorial,
Una peticion fue recibido de
varios ciudadanos del condado
de Socorro pidiendo una apro-
piacion para reparaciones en- ell
camino del Canon Azul. FL es-
cribano Tue instruido de pasar
por ell camino con las personas
interesadas y averiguar que ira
bajO Sc desea y de recibir las pos
turas de las personals que desean
hacer las reparaciones neceses-
arias.
La fianza de Lorenza p. Gar
cia como condestable del precinto
n1mero II fue aceptada.
E. Douglas Gordon fue nom
brado como juez de paz del pre-
cinto n1mero Al vice Walter c,
Bollis resignado.
Cuentas fueron concedidas '
ordenadas pagarse del fondC
general como sigue:
A. b. Baca, estampas. IS 8 7S
Aniceto c. AbeYtia, servic-
los y derechos de algua-
cil.. ................. 644 0C
II. A. Wolford, salario de
procurador de distfito. IFS OK
e. X. Hilton, medicinas 2 p
Domingo Baca, salario de
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
How's ThisP

We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have
known +. ]. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligation made
by his firm.
WALDINc, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Oats, oats, oats for sale at
a.. L GooI.g, I:..o.. .k.LIo
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25

Oats, oats, oats for sale at
Geo. r. Cooks livery stable.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25

w. Grant Milligan has recent
ly made a very satisfactory sale
of carload of goats from his
ranch down near San Marcial.
The animals were sold on the
Kansas City market.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-04-25
Best Wheat, Most Profitable Pear.

Best Wheat, Most Profitable Pear.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULTURE,
Bureau of Plant Industry.
Washington, ID. c., December
10Th, 1907.
Rev. A. ]. Brown, d. ID.
Dear Sir: In connection with
the truly wonderful Mission work
which has been done in China, |
presume you are aware of the
important gifts which have been
made by missionaries to the
farmers in America. The best
variety of wheat now grown
through the south originated
from seedlings sent over by mis-
sionaries. Our most profitable
pear originated as a cross be-
tween seedlings imported by mis-
sionaries from China and our or
binary pear. In fact, we are in
debted to missionaries for many
varieties of plants which are now
grown in this country.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) DAVID FAIRcHILD,
Agricultural Explorer in charge
of Foreign Explorations.
Read Luke 24:13, 80 as Bible
lesson for Sabbath morning.
Notice how in that day they
missed the knowledge so neces-
sary to explain what happened.
Is your life full of perplexity?
Come and hear about these two
with their backs turned to Jeru-
salem.
Mrs. Newcomb will have
charge of Christian Endeavor at
7:30.
Sunday school at. 10 a. m.
Let us have our regular classes
and look forward to children's
day.
B. c. MREKFR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04

ooppeliinnig, mobnt ben llnSufrieoe.
men Die 8eiSbeit oes 8oIfes: aIles
Brot lit gut, aber fem 8rot 1T niht
gut. Sn Bayern iogt bic Mutter gum
&inoe, um linn aud oos altbadene
mo offers iogor grau eenorbene 8rot
f6modbaft 81 MAIDEN: User bel
i~timmeliges grot iBt, Der miro alt"
&tnoer iollen oas 9rot, neIdes linen
angeboten miro, nienlals ouSi6Iagen,
irno UNI na6boItig au itrafen pirb if.
men manGerorts fir cine Sriit 6as
Srot e~ntaoeen.
@s lit cine nod iest beItebenoe
minonerii6e Site, iiber Dem Glide
einen 9orb uuf5ubdngen, in peldem
NIT ben 2offeln aud Die iorefGItig ge.
Iammelten grotrefte aufgeboben tper.
ben, uno gtfebnrbs ~, oes i'm eIften
SubrbunOert Iebenoen ct. 8oIIer
W0nds Sii9ieeen @eneoictiones aS
mcnias) eritredt iif altsoriidli9 uno
nit beiouberen Con alf Die ii6riqae.
bIiebenen Stiife grot. 9as aleide
geIHtebt IN Den beri6ieoenen Gid
5uften oes MittelalterS. 60 beibt es
;. 9. in %oerienigen Der 9lara SGt.
lerin (1471), es ge5ieme iid nidt
8roiamen mo 8rotrinoen an Ieinem
RlnBe 3uriid5ulaiien. Ser 3iiridJer
59ulberr SiumIer i6rieb 1915 cine
gereimte Giih3u6t fir Oie Sugeno,
luorin er nit ge5ug auf oas 9rot
ia9t:
Sic Singer nidt bei6Ged, bod mutt
lie utoer5miiden,
mann on brot i6neiben tpiIlit, nit
oeiner 5tpeblen (Seroiette) mii6en,
nin1m nimner bon Dem brpt Die rim.
ben MIR ALIEN;
5erIdnei0 aud nift gu niel, uno Iob
oas boblen (Iusflauben) fein.
Gin Dor cttpa 200 SSa6ren in Miin.
den inter Dem GiteI 8ierfo6e 8eis.
belt eridienes anitanbsbii6lein er.
tbeilt nebIt Dielen onoeren riieliden
2ebren unb Sausre9eln ali6 foIgen.
ben auf oas 8erhalten bei Der Wobl.
seit be3iieIiden 8atb: 0as 9rot ioll
Ttets 5l,r linfen Sanb Iein u1b ge.
iGnitten tper6en; nit Den Sineern es
6erbreden iei @olIuIt. Die @Iten
bdtten 6as 9rot BEL allen @oftuneen
nit GROCER @herbietuug aIs Seilig.
tbum bebanbeIt, pesbaIb Der 8rou1
auf uns gefommen fei, 6as @rot,
tuenn es auf Die Groe faIIe, sl fiifien;
10 3. 9. in Strickland in Sitpreliben,
no, tuer Elm Stiid 9rot nuf ben 8o6en
fallen Iaiie, es benin aiifbeben ee.
pObnlid fife uip.
@etI 6as 9rot oos Symbol 6es
$ausbaltes lit, gibt man aud benz in
Die Sretn6e 3iebenoen, Samit i'm bas
Seimmeb nift befoIle, brei &riimhen
@rot in Der Soi6e nit; oieie BON
beimtiden Glide genommen, erbaltcn
bic Seele i'm ungeitorten 3uiammen.
bange nit Der oerloiienen StGtte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
9arf mon i'm gett IeienP

Gieie praftiid redt tpidtige Sra.
&c bebanbeIt Der Iu9enarat Or. Sugo
SeiIdenfeIo in elmer Dor flr5em In
Der rIeoi5in. &Iinit" neroifentIid.
ten arbeit. 3pei@riinbe iinS es. bic
nod ieinen 9eoba6tuneen biebei bic
Mtsen fdGbIi6 beeinfIuiien: Gritens
1T oas 2ift beim 2eien i'm Bette I'm.
eiinitig. Die meiiten Weniben, bic
bieie idIedte @ngetpobnbeit boben, Ie.
fen BET aeraen. ODER ungeniigen6em
2ampenlidt, uno atpeitens f6IIt bas
2iht, bas MIR Die 2eiefIGde beIeu1.
ten ioIIte, nit o%erieIben Stdrfe brett
tnB ause. 9ie &orperbaltlrne lit
ebenfaIIs - tpie Die SeIbItberiu9e
bes autors 5eieen - bon erobem
ginIuB. Bel aufredter SaItung III
Der Bid in einem @infeI bon 25 Or.
eeienft, BEL borisontaIer Gage MIR Inn
10 @r., nobel ieSe ipeitere Senfins
unansenebm pirft. $6It moi, pie6er.
nm bic 2eiefIGhe bSber, 10 fpcrber bic
gum Robeieben notbpenoieen Miis.
ieIgruppen bes aluees bober ar,se.
ftrenet. Rod ungiinftiser itn6 bic
Berb1Itniiie, tperr man beirn 2eien
I'm Bette, pie es ia meiit Der GaIl
III, auf Der Seite Iieet. $iebei rliiiien
bic MugenmusfeIn unter boIlig anbe.
rem 8ebinsunger. aIs es normoIer.
tpeiie Der SaII 1T, arbeiten, iie iSer.
ben iebr angeitreuet unb ermiiben
umio ifneIIer. Die SoIee lit bas
rBeridfpimmen" Der 8eiIen, bas IN
@irfIidfeit nifts an6eres 1T ais
Doppeltieben, bos beibt cine nianeeI.
bafte. GinIteIIung Der 9ilber ieoeS
auaeS, bic normal oils ems erf4ei.
men,. Da 6as 2eien i'm Bet pie ie6e
RoGtarbeit unter uneiinitieen DE.
6ineuneen bic @ntrpidlune Der 2uro.
ii4tigfeit befSroern fam, 10 1T allen
perionen biz gun, Is. 2ebensiabre,
defenders ipent anlage 5ur Ruraii6.
tigfeit ODER gar ibr gefteben nodee.
tpieien lit, oas 2eien I'm 9ett 5u Der.
bieten, ba bis al bieiem alter iid oas
auge nod I'M 8adstbum befinbet,
nbeeieben bobon, bob Bel 9inoern bic
2eftiire fi,ra Dor benz giniflafen ~
erregten GrGumen 8eronIaiiung &C.
'iiiiuI ll5q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
gesleitet bon ibreu 10 ainbern.

- 8eeleitet bon ibren 10 4inbern.
barunter elmer perbeiratbeten Sodter
beren @atten unb 5 GrfeIfinoern, III
Die Dor einieer 3eit nit benz 9ampfer
..Retu Dorf" aus England bier einee-
!roffene NIT 3inoern reidIi6 seieo.
rete Srau GIiee Damp, bon GIT
Sslonb 81 ibrem @atten in 8ittsbiirq
G@ereiit. Cine bereits I1ngere Belt Bel
Dem Batter meiIenoe Eo6ter boIte bic
Wiitter unb @eidmiiter nb. Sroll
Damp fommt bon Der SnieI @igbt,
no ibr @otte friiber in ben fonieliden
StaIlungen beid1ftist mar. Sm San
5en bat Die 46 Sabre aIte Srou &c
&inoern bas 2eben eeseben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
RmineriittibeA
0pppeGinnia.

Gin M1Oden gebt aus Dem 9ienit
,tno peint beim gtbidiebe fiirdterli9.
@nf Die @erubigurgsreoe Der Serr'
ihaft entgegnet iie idluf5enb: p&9.
|, fen sic man, melln ids auf elmer
GteIle audi nod 10 idledt gebabt ba'
be, eeipeiut babe i'd immer."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
aaf Der esfanOarbabn.

8aiiagier: p@aritn eebt benin 6er
Bug nift OBJ? 9ie beioen 9auern,
Die bo am S6oIter iteben, iollten tpobl
nod m~itfommen9" S9affner:
Sal Ser Stationsnoriteber rebet
LINEN grab 5ul"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
WALL,
SOAK WOOD SALOONS
.~sesenaber Der MabIe


L'eIIituItHI - ~tVs
Dies Ut Der eIesantefte SaIoon In Ger
mann unb finoet mo bort audi bic beIter
Setrdnte unb Gi9arren.
geIpnbers CUTE DbistpS. aHeiniseI
ysent in Sermonu fur ben beriibmten unb
ed)ten Bourbon unb gpe Mbisfn ben Ger.
mann Diitilina So. puis berieIbe fpie in
I er Dtitinerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
8raftiih.

.Sagen sic 'maI, Barron tpar,tm
nebmen sic benn imner Sbren $iib.
ncrbuno in'S Guto, perr Sie iiber
9on6 fobren?" - nSa, tpiiien sic,
Der apportirt mir 6as iiberfabrene &C.
fIiieel."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
Gingnntpaenie

@rfter StuSio: Gag NAL, fbuIbe
i4 Dir etruas2" - 8tueiter Sflibio:
raeinen Seller. 9u rlatft tpo5l cine
Mitnbe, Inn all Define Sdulben su be.
SabIen?~ - griter Gtibio: Stein,
nm gu ieben. Oh id Sernano iibersan.
gen babe. 8lu1p mir Bis Sornstas
8 Marf, oItes $nus."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
gfifia.

$uneerfiinitIer: sd mofte III 81.
rem gtabIiiiement cine nierpodige
$unserporitelIuns gcben. was fir
Elm $onorar be5abIen Sie2@ gtn.
tliIiementsbeiiser: .&onoror fam ID
Sbnen ni6t geben - ober iH tperbe
Sbneit freie aoit eetpibren."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
grubat,s aliH.l.

aeItere Dame: raber $err 9oftor,
MN babe id idou flint Wini-
ten meme 3unee berauseeftredt,
unb sic baden sic iie nod nibt elm.
NAL angeiebenl" - ,@an5 irunStbis,
ib tpoIlte mir MIR In &1ibe Dos gts.
sept i6reibenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
Satal.

Ereiber (ber BEL bielen Sa9oen an.
eeidoiien ml1roe): nSSest, mo ! ionieI
beiiammen bait, baB | mi rlbig bin.
tern Sf'n iesen f0nnt', fam i's Sis'u
ilimmer b~ertrag'nl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
aIein,s seiprsd.

Che. bofte ifon gebOrt bon Sri
temp sNee, @iIIeni. per31bI mol
nber Dor crit uff nit arbeeten, Der
&err Boiler bot jefast. bel Der arbeci
ioIln mir unS ni&t unterbaItenl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
Sa Sann!

rwesbaB boit Du benrt nod mid.
Inn GIfriebes $dnb angebnIten - ibr
define 2iebe erfI1rt3 Isle Bat
MID ia nod ni&t 81 @orte fomme,
Iaiienis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
sdmcres 9aIciu.

.@as treiben sic Oenn eisentlid9-
- SD trinfe meinen Seft, i6liirfe
meme GuItern unb ueradte bas Sc.
benl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
InaIalih.

$err (aIs linn cine oIte Sunafer
beim angeIn 5uiiebt): Bum Greeln
seb0rt cine grobe @ebrI6, nidt tpabr,
SrGnIein2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
Rifbuitanben.

,$e, gutter Sreuno, iagen sic NAL,
siebt's in bieier @egenS feineu' @aI6.
meiiter2" rDapor peiB | ntT. -
BEL urs gibbs BLOB n &eoierfSrIter.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
sdSnheitsfehI.r..

DOS mill ! Sir eIei iag'n. IaSi, a
bibI on eroBen Rulo bats, s. Gent:
tpent 8. g6fflamott III, no per0'n bait
B. SbrDatidI q tueng boil Sob
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
@rDt.

$oiislebrer: r@eItatten Gu6biee,
bab i'd Sbre Sr6ulein SoGter IN cine
Bilbersalerie fiibre2" - BarDeniiS.
eattin: .@aIerie, n1ein $errs wir
iinb es setuobnt, MIR 2oee Su berii6.
ii1tieenl~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
SnnbefnHer.

9eiub: raber @rer IopierI tptrb
i6redlih bidl" - $ausberr: .Sa.
lett meme Grau ielbit to6t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04
Die llisrsa weroc oft our6
ae6an6eten gd6wd6t
lins.iuuS. ssisrsn MAIDEN uursiu.s gIut.

6ribsr bat man dnosnommsn, Sab MIR Trims
unb Ylaienertrantinaen pom ben Riereu herpors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-12-04

A few doses Of this remedy viii In
vastsbiy cure an ordinary assaSx a
dkarThDa.
II can always be depsn6>d upOn.
sveK In the moro YER sttenks pf
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-18
DENIES ROOSEYELT'S CLAIM
E. c. Ellis Declares President Is a
Rank Amateur as Boxer.
Gives Details Of Bout with Hanks.
which Ended I'm Defeat for
the President.

Boston Feb. T.-Edward G. Ellis. who
in a recent published letter confirmed
the discovery that Theodore Roosevelt did
not win the light weight boxing cham
pionship while a student at Harvard. to-
day gave AN interview I'm which he made
public more details Of the bout between
Charles Stcdman Hanks and Roosevelt
Mr.. Ellis was one Of The judges ri the
boxing bout He said.
! stand by what I say. I don't like
20 see the President claim things he has
no right TO- and he certainly is doing
just that when he says he was the cham
pion boxer Of mis- class at Harvard
why. you may take il from me HAT
IL Charlie Hanks had let himself out
while boxing with Roosevelt at the Cribb
Club there would never have been any
Roosevelt i'm The White House
Except Tor the fact that he took his
punishment very we'll he apparently
knew nothing about the boxing game.
He had the fault that most college un-
dergraduates havc-hc did not know how
10 take a blow. He stood ia the rinC.
mis- famous teeth showing brightly. and
Hanks pelted him on the nose and all
over the fact with ease. Roosevelt pre-
scented a pitiable sight at the end Of the
third round
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-18
New Lyceum-RurIc.que.

Bedini and Arthur. I'm a crockery-smash-
ing novelty, intermixed with some clever
Juggling. are easily the feature of the bill
this week at the New Lyceum Theater.
frankie Heath and Fudge Cato contrib
uted a good singing and dancing turn.
The Three Sisters Lee have a unique ac-
robatic turn. and Locke, Russell. and
Locke. have a way of manipulating their
feet in a manner peculiarly their own.
Charles Fake sang Illustrated songs
The performance begins with a min
strel first part that is refreshing and
altogether out of the ordinary bass
solo by Charles Graham and the coon
singing OF Hugh Bernard are worthy Of
mention The closing burletta. IT Hap
pened in Paris" serves TO introduce the
fun strength OF the company. Miss May
De Disle who will be remembered by her
association with the summer stock COM
pany, is member Of the company
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-18
SELLS, CIRCUS MAN, DEAD.
Originator of Three-riuE Hippo
drOme Dies Suddenly.

New York, Feb. IT-William Sells. Cor
merry Of the Forepsugh- Sells circus. the
originator Of the three-ring hippodrcme.
and the last of three brothers. all of
whom we're prominent in the tent show
business. died suddenly to-day in a FUR
nished room house at IS West Thirty
fifth street
For several weeks Mr.. Sells had been
in poor health but his illness was not
believed TO he Of serious nature. Mrs.
Elizabeth McWilliams. the Iandlady. to-
day heard him groaning and entering
his room found him uncOIacious. She
sent Louis X Lereau. TOomer. for "A
physician. As LereaU was running from
the basement he was stopped by Police
man Francis Kelly. who asked him the
reason for his haste
Don't arrest me until I get a doctor. -
said Lereau. There's a man dying in
here
Kelly sent for an ambulance from New
York Hospital. and when DR. Foucar ar
rived he said Sells was beyond his aid.
Sells. who was the originator Of the
big circus, amassed a considerable for
tune. but sold his show. His son. William
Sells. now is in college in Leavenworth.
Hans.
Sells and his wife are said TO have
parted more than a year ago. and Sells
for some years has been part proprietor
Of a circus which has toured the West
principally