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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-22

Letters Of praise are continually
coming IN from nearly ali parts Of
the country stating that Danderine
has removed the growth OF hair IN
caees that were considered abso-
lutely hopeless.
A lady from Brooklyn writes;
"After q abort trial my hair stopped
falling, and now have lovely head
OF bAir, very heavy and over one and
a quarter yards long"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-22

Danderinc stimulates the scalp,
makes il healthy and keeps il 50.
II is the greatest scalp invigornior
known. Il is a wholesome medicine
for both the hair and scalp. Even
q small bottle OF II will put
more genuine life In your
hair than a gallon Of any
other hair tonic ever made.
IL shows results from the
very start.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-22

1T enlivens and inyigoraiss the hair
l glands and tissues Of the scalp.
resulting In a continuous and
increasing growth Of the hair.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

field County-James Bcllwood. r.
Thomas Hatcher. Prince George
County r Il Bait. Henrico County
q. W saunders. sussex County p. ~.
Brittle. " Is Cooke. Southampton
County. e. Vaughan. Jr.. J. : Mus
grave. Nansemond County -Gcorge 7.
Rawls. 4. 4 Shoop. Norfolk County
r. X Barksdale. George ". Brown.
Frank PortloCk. Richmond CiU-Di
Il. ANGUS Nichols. Isle 90 Wight Coun-
IA = johnson. DIT X Gavin
Rawls.
Ii VAS decided 70 hold a meeting OF
the beard next Tuesday at - O'Clock
IN the Chamber OF commerce. Pc
tersburg for the purpose OF drafting
and adopting bylaws.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12
RAILWAY PROFIT
SHOWS DECREASE
ChesApe.ke and 0hie ReFenBe Does
Vet Equal IT. Expeetstiens.
shows some Re-
cBetisn.

RICHMOND -- Special -- Earnings
anc expense O. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company for the month
81 Ocfober 80 shOsu 81 statement
issGed b. COmDfrolier s.. r Sullivan
yesterday shows decrease over IRE
CORES o1cing month ~ last year.
Gross earnings anourfec 60 Sz.13Z.-
1ss 0s az compared nffh SzT71 go . q
last year. . decrease n sff4 .fflef.
f1Denses ~ al KINDS for tne mcntf
amounted 70 g. .2sD.1 ssts. compared
Vita s. gT5 1925 decrease lu ga
penses % 1895 .52s.of.
Net earnings cane 20 1851 Se1z a.
compzrsd Eifh s. Del .5se-s5. de-
crease ~ SIS. 400 So
The decrease in net earnings in TIE
four months from yCiy lat 20 October
3isf. amounted 70 500 taS -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12
WOMAN WALKS OVERHEARD
AND II DROWNED

WARSAW VA - Special. - Mrs.
Clarence Wiiker. of Fleeton. North
CUMBERLAND County, Who for the past
three weeks has been III with typhcid
fever. while deiirious escaped from
her nurse and walked overheard from
me sfesmboat wharf aud was drowned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

bOOK-ARE YOU TIRED or THE
rigorous nor-n viii its sudden
weather changes and long cole
wfnte-s- Why dom vCu Gene o.
Virginia. corre--mert lzlt- You
can DC better here LorE- delight
FL summers mid winters fertile
sol Eood water. excellent markets
send fo- -y booklet @ Ec0- farms
you ear huy direct 20 Owner. aus
saving vow money. N7ul b. GLAD
you did = a. BONNEI-I- Glare
mont Va Northern O1ce. James
tow ~ Y
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12
SEVENTY PEOPLE DROWN
ON JAPANESE VESSEL

KOBE JAPAN. Special The Jap
apese steamer Glnsel Maru f0undered
OF Wei-Hai-Wei NOTember goth. The
number % lives lost VAS seventy. The
ztfamer Was ~ 600 IONS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

WANTED. SECONDHAND BAGS
and Ruriar. any kind. any Cuan-
rrv. anywhere We paw freight
RICHMOND BAG CO. Richmond
Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

WANTED. A POSITION A. MANAGER
o fam in South. an competent
car give best references @ p CAR
NAEAS Cree ksice Pa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

FOR SALE. TWO STORE lots AID
ons store house and lot al fronting
OF the Court House square. NocEs-
vile. X G. Good business STANDS
Address ~Ovuer BOX IS. A1cks-
vile y c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

BY A YOUNG LADY A POSITION
either 70 teach English. beginners n
Latin o. music. O. as general helper
n q hone Y BuuVass Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-12

~ fhe c0nciusiol ~ the speaking
Mr Lewis Williams ~ Richmond
moved ~ form ar Organization Tor
zoo1 roa6s ~ be called me Greater
Highways AsEociaflOn ~ virginia
AFTER celebration. lt Has decided
tfar TIE crganlzsfsou b. formed and
thaf If ~ called The Highways Asso-
ciafi0a ~ s0ufheastern Virginia that
tie purpose ~ fae association Should
BE- ~ build % highway frsu Richmond
10 norfolk and that campaign ~ ed
1cafloE - begun.
TIE foliowing on GERS ard board ~
directors we're elected President
lion. Charles r. I-assifer ~ peters
5urg, Weep president. William 50. VIA
ley secretary treasure, 81 J.. har'
Wsoc Beard ~ Directors, Chester
The evening world., 1908-10-10
NJ GRAW GR|NS
At CHARGE Of
FIXING BOSTON

TofTN INGRAM. manaer OF the
Giants, woke up to-day and saw in
J HurnS headlines. Boston Laid
Down t. the Giants. McGraw Charged
With Tamperins With Philadelphia and
Boston Players"
The New York manager rubbed his
eyes sat up and took notice and then
smiled broadly.
well, l guess they got the goods on
me this time" he said. II certainly did
4 lot of tampcring with Nr. Covaleski."
The report came from Detroit, or at
least it was labelled SO. 1t told how
Joe Kelleys band of sluGgers from Bos-
ON had deliberately laid down TO New
York. and accused Dahlen and Browne,
formerly members of the New York
team with being the chief offenders.
Joe Kelly manager OF Boston, and
John McGraw are known 10 be friends,
and that fact VAS also taken as
basis upon which to build the yarn.
"TIrry is nothing strange about the
three defeats" said Kelly to an Even
ing World rcpo.cr before he left New
York. New York simply outclassed us.
Tie Giants have been playing great
,all lately and We could not get start
3D. When 1t is remembered that they
anded on, The same dose to Iittsburs
recently there Is nothing 10 DE sur
.I.scd at -,--.
The evening world., 1908-10-10
MAYOR LAUDS
GIANTS FOR GREAT
PENNANT FIGHT.

roIN T. BRUSH, president of the
New York National League Base
ball Club. to-day received a letter
from George Il. Mcclellan, Mayor of
New York. congratulating the Giants
on their fine fight for the pennant. The
Mayors letter to Mr.. Brush follows:
May be permitted, both personally
and as Mayor OF the city OF New York,
to tell you how much all our people ad
mire the great fight for championship
honOrs made by the members OF the
New York National League Baseball
club? In the history Of our national
game no finer exhibition of grit and
sand has ever been shown, and the af-
lection in which We all hold the team is
IN no way dimmcd by the outcome of
Yesterdays game. With well earned
victory taken from us by a decision the
merit of which ! am not enough of
baseball lawyer 10 discuss, the players
fought the fight over again with a spirit
In every way worthy Of the traditions OF
tie game as We Of New York city have
been taught 10 Know htem b. our
teams.
THE championship Itself would not
have fixed the club more firmly in tie
affections of our people than has the
pluck with which it faced situation
so discOuraginS.
ITO you, 10 Mr. Knowles, to Manager
NcGraw and 10 all the players | send
my hcaTtiest congratulations and best
wishes for success next season."
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Snap Shots at
Live Do!ngs in
Sporting World

Mrs. Barger walIlch. o. New York. de.
fea,ed Aiice Thornd!ke OF Boston. in tie
finals at the women's tennis tournamen: a.,
the Lungwo5l Cricket Club. TO-DAY Mrs
Barger Wallach Will play Mss EVELYN Sclrs.
Of Boston, FOR possession Of Tie Edwin Saeat
championship cup.
Mrs w. +. Anderson Of the Hlnsla,e Club,
Chicago. won the womeas Wee;era COL,
championship. a, s.. Louis. defeating Mss
Hfags semp'e' OF 81. Louis. by UP ana =
20 play
Plusburg Is to have new ball park. and
1t will be in PitsburS instead Of Allegheny.
Barney DreyfGsi is sl.l 70 have put through
field used b" the carnegie Technical school
TIE new i7' Is 47oH35o tesr, ana viii eos;
whlea mas been he home " tie Plttsburg
team since 1880, IS soon TO be turned into q
railroad yard
Once more cones the ranor that George
Sta,lInGs Is 10 manage the Higa.anlers next
season, President Farrell is keeping qulot
s.ay GaN@.
Jack Mluie1 son < E.Der, Na..sn. tie
actor, broke one swimming record ana lied
another a. the West SIDE ilruugh u IA. Y
y. q. n lie s"l. 100 yards lu log - ,aI. -
.Ag -is. or the record formerly he'd b.
J, Reilly. -
j, II. wilder and T. Briggs, both OF uar-
YSHI, So" c..sG to-1c" E. Newt0u. Mass. 10
settle the individual championship ot the In
'erco!lesiate Golf Association. Both men won
easy victories IN the seUi-f.nals.
Il, y. Tndeen ana y. rhayer. of Penn,r,.
y1n.a' are me intercollegiate. tennis cham
win Holden and BuEiy. Of Yale, winning out
~ E!ee sets 10 none.
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Kermit Roosevelt Promises
TO Be a Real Football Star
Presidents Son Will Have
Hard Time Overcoming
Lightweight at Harvard.
Especial to The Evening world)
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, oct. I

~ ERMIT ROOSEVELT, son or
X President Roosevelt. who entered
L 4 Harvard from the Groton Pre-
paratory School this fall. reported on
soldiers Field as n candidate for the
freshman football team when the squad
was called out. lie Played football two
years ago at Groton. Last year he was
manager OF the Groton team, and last
spring he rowed at No. Oh the second
Groton crew.
He Is out now with a determination
10 make the Harvard freshman team
If fighting hard will do IT, and he is be-
ing given every opportunity to show
what football mettle he is made Of. The
coaches are drilling the squad hard in
the rudiments OF the game. Every day
the men are lined up to fall on the
ball in turn as 1t Is rolled toward.
past or away from them. one after
another they have TO tackle the run
ming dummy, pass the bail, Kick the
ball run down the hed under punts,
practise the crawl step, run through
the signals, all OF which is the sort
u hard work that no man can stand
long II he is not made Of stern stun.
Young Roosevelt in all this grits his
teeth and works Ike an old veteran
the game. lie tackles tho dummy and
runs down under punts with a snap and
determination that show he is a good
fighter and by no means mollycoddle.
But If the Presidents son wins a place
on the Harvard freshman team he VIII
lave to fight hard for f. There Is
great deal Of good material for the posi-
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Ashenback, the Only Man
Who Ever Got the Quaker
Southpaw Ratified.

= ONG live Covalesl;i. That's the
champion Cubs watchword. II
- was his prowess that helped them
win the pennant by defeating the Giants
three times in five days. In recognition
OF his work. which gave them slice
OF the money IN the worlds series, the
players are making collection ard viii
send him a financial reward
Cova 'eski is 4 Pole and does not speak
a great deal of English. He can under
stand most of what IS said to him. bu:
in the heat OF battle the coaching OF
such men as McGrnw makes no impress
sion on his mind. Most of the talk"
that Mac" hands out at such times
Is not OF the kind that man Hikes 10
The evening world., 1908-10-10

TVHIS will be busy day az Ohio
Field. At 3 +. NJ. the New York
4 University football team will line
W against the eleven from stevens -
stitute. OF Hoboken. The y. Y. U. squad
has worked hard in prep ration :or this
game. as quite a scare was thrown into
the camp on University Heights by the
poor showing the Blue and White made
against st. stephens last saturday. The
score was only % IN favor OF y. Y. u.
Coach Oicott believes, however. that
the reason the New York eleven did not
roll up a bigger score is that the passes
and trick plays had not been perfected.
and It Is upon these plays thar y. Y.
Is Hight Uhe lighte=t on the heights IN
mar, years. and cannot DO much line
skiing.
in the ream and confidence is restored.
ThHre has been practice every dn" this
week. Only light, signal practice was
en- aged in yesterday, but on Thursdsy
on their passes to perfection, A double
pass from Al Young at fullbaca to Ban
ming at right half TO Capt, George
Young at end worked beautifully
owing to the fact that George Washing,
ton University has found It impraetiessle 70
ss shs game betwssn george Washinstoa
md Fordham had to be called off. This 10
ties nave been dIsappolnted when they were
IN anticipation OF a yisteryi The boys from
in the week, and Capt. Leo Fitzpatrick mated
70 lose this chance to sh so, New Yorks.,s
o. I'VE have" he said. ''the hest team
Fordham has had IN years The boys were
game with Amherst last Saturday. but most
% them are rounding into shape now ard We
could present our full strength against
II is tbs general feeling At Forihsm tina.
ne teams Victory oHsT amssss' mas scared
Although Manhattan College has no 'vsrs'.
under the green and white an sIDiring
bunch Of midssts known az the Union Midset
football team. The teams representative.
McC'nuley.. Is q skiiful nlnety.fiye pound
quartsrhack OF French sIlraetion. MccaulsJ
us pounds q l &. 0 and Asn.sss hsyx. u
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Topnotchers of the PugiliStic
World in Great Demand
at Local Clubs.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.
VYITHlN the next few weeks there
W. viii be more nrominent fighters


w vii! be more prominent lighters
" In this city than there We're dur
ing the Horton law days when the
sport had fun sway here. Every dag
one or more o: these topno,eh scrap
pers arrives here from The West, and
as result the managers Of fight clubs
In Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore and
other cities where the sport is permitted
10 go on are complaining that they are
unable to ge. the good fighters for their
contests on account OF them all being
IN New York. The local club managers
ought to use better judgment and Gut
out these heavyweight scraps. for 1t is
these big fellows that usually are re-
sponsibIe for the game being killed.
It Is all Of, with the fighting game in
Milwaukee. The Mayor OF that city has
notified the fight promoters that there can
be no more bouts held between important
pugilists. and on that account the Milwaukee
Boxing CLUB has called Of: the ten.rounj bout
between Bl.iy Papke and Hugo Kelly, Which
who was 20 have refereed the contest. was
notified about the bout being stopped last
nignt.
The Fairmont A. c. has three great bouts
for the next three stays OF the club. on
oct. 81 Packcy Mcfarland Will meet Leach
Cross for six rounds. on Oct. IS Jem Dris.
coll. the English feather weight champion.
VII 'aGks Hay sH rb~. for r., SIX T9ond,
fighter. will exchange waliops with Sailor
Burke in the main bout o, six rounds. Al!
sis principals Will be In fine shape for their
bouts.
Pscksy Mcfarland. the crack Chicago
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Fight Promoters MQy
Kill Their OV11 Game

!Iishtweisht, l.,; tina, city to-day FOR Now
si XfS THG h,, ne n VIZ &C., me- sa"p. 70, rs
manage manage Harry, Gilmore, and MS trainer, <st
FOR ths bout At stra;tor4. conn After this
S SeH' :, NJ, taF.and expects TO 80 TO California
ws cIhsaTleE Griffin. the Australian se7;hss.
pp eiiI, Gham.io ana his manager. Harry
he could do his own business, and no,ifi~i
roL,N 10 ihat effect Pollok mas CON
that the little Australian viii have his own
iioC.pt c, trying to get on inatsl before the
ESoash: 'Vi r,a Y2 sSrc went to s England wo ana
n ne, have been IN thLs country. some of
saA ' Rs s"y,s the o.! Pq Msann H:S:
cS!tn 4 , g.: q hNSokisa, on Tassi.y
:. l.. for mis- battle with Jem Driscoil..
and as: Ne has fw weeks before rs
on sntlivan. SO as 80 sc; his Judgment OF
Frankie Nell, WHO has been boxing in
signed ny las night to meet Joe Wagner.
main boa; a, stag % be hSii by tho
Roman A. G. a week from next Monday
fiNrOund battle in Pitlshurg. and as ths
bout was even Tho finish. MATCHMAKER
Smith. OF ;he Roman \. &, decided 10 put
Them on.
Charley Harvey. the popular local sport
ing man and manager o, owen Moran tho
English feather. we ght. arrived home from
San Francisco last night with Moran and
Joe Thomas. the California nidale-weight
Harvey said he had b"en treated well out
the coast. and that Moran hale a Erea,
hit there by hts great fighting. Harvey
says he win Try, and arrange bout 10
tween Moran and Tommy Murphy Tor six
rounds at one OF the local clubs.
George Mems!c. the Chicago lightweight,
- NOT coming here 10 fight Young Otto'
issteed has been secured to meet 'CS cions
Johrny' Thompson. The Western crack
lightweight. for ton rounds at snow which
Will be brought otf az Racine. Wis on that
Kid Hermann, who Is sick. Mems!c vii!
have 10 fight his hardest to beat Thompson,
as the litter Is iOnEh customer.
The evening world., 1908-10-10
FOOTBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED TO-DAY.

Harvard vs.. Williams. at Cam
bridge.
Yale VS.. Holy Cross. at New
Haven.
Princeton VS.. Lafayette. at
Princeton.
Pennsylvania VS. PennsylI auiA
State, at Philadelphia.
Cornell vs.. Oberlin. at ithaca.
Syracuse vs. Carlisle, at Buffalo.
West Point VS., Trinity. NJ West
Point.
Annapolis VS.. Dickinson. at An
napOlis.
dartmouth VS.. Tufts, at Han
over.
Brown vs.. Dowdoln. at Proyi-
Bucknell vs., Gettysburg. at Lew
Lehigh vs.. Rutgers. at South
Bethlehem.
Washington and Jefferson vs..
Westminster, at Washington, Pa.
Georgetown VS.. Baltimore Med
too, at Washington.
Rochester vs.. Hamilton. at .Clin-
ton.
Haverford vs.. Delaware. at Hav-
erford.
springfield T. $. VS.. Connection.
Angles. at Springfield.
Wesleyan vs.. Union. at sche-
neCtady.
Yale Freshmen VS.. Andover, at
indover
Princeton Freshmen VS.. Exeter,
at Exeter.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Maryland Az
lies, at Baltimore,
Michigan VS.. NJ. A. c., at Ann
.Ihor.
Chicago VS.. Indiana, at Chicago.
Illinois VS.. Marquette, at Cham
paign.
Vermont VS.. Amherst.
Colgate VS.. Hobart.
New York University VS.. Stew
ems. NJ Ohio hIeld.
The evening world., 1908-10-10
STORY is DENIED BY
PLAYERS AT DETROIT.

DETROIT. Oct. lot was impossible
to-day - run down the rumor that
Boston had laid down to New York
Even the Chicago players, and NOBODY
has ever accused ITEM Of having any
particular love for the Giants. refused
to swallow the yarn. "Why, New York
qutclasscd Boston lust as We outclassed
New York" one OF the players put II.
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Hiqh School Notes.

high school Notes.
The Commerce eleven vii oe forced 10 lay
on to[!ay. There was a -aIs scheduled
with The team OF Belts Academy, OF STAN
ford, Conn. but as that s,l0ol burned down
recently the teams were unable u come TO-
sether. Manager Stoke then tr!ei I, Gr-
range for the Commerce team 70 meet Town
fallen through. The noys decided yesterday
that II they could not find any opponents
,he game with stevens Prrplra tory. at Ho-
boxer next Tuesday afternoon. Although
not the most important game Of the season.
iiis meeting WI ~, baby be lne cRrdest in
;he itinerary OF the Commerce boys. The
stevens Prep. team beat Clint n by score
Of do last SATURDAY, and IN. conmsrcs
;h".r' best si:,l:s to keep the llobokonitss
down.
~ Townsend Harris Hall every oa~ 10
hus Ing In fact tH1t seems l., ne the pugs-
a,rd around lna circuit n y Ter, IL 10 be
20 varsity team at g, G; n, y. owing to the
loss OF 10 many Of the teams stars, Cor
been wont 10 call them) and the Prep, boys
feel that It has devolyed upon them TO- up
hold the name of the school In foot ball.
There Will be no game TODAY, as the team
Il hard at work for It's meeting with Riy-
trview Academy, OF Poughkcepsie next sat
urdav. The prospects for the team are bet
ter than they nave been In four years. The
though they were beaten b9 Manual Train
ing. OF Brooklyn, they Will undoubtedly stand
high among the scholastic eevehs as soon
as they get their bclrinEs. phe boys are
under the instruction OF Coach Hayes. OF the
faculty,
The evening world., 1908-10-10
SWAT WAS "CHECAGOED'
IN FAMOUS TIE GAME.

b. Buger, Evening Sporting Department:
am informed that Swat Mlgan played take
this method OF informing that
defeated
N. JOSEPH sHEElIAN Hotel.
The evening world., 1908-10-10

Baseball. To-day, z y. NJ. CHICAGO va
Roller RlHk. Broadway and 62d 81. ~
The evening world., 1908-10-10

ON an. Auouru street, where his brother
Theodore lived last year. Among those
VITA whom he comes In contact 10 is
making a large circle Of friends, VINO
seem 10 be very fond 81 HIM. and UNI
dOu1'edly he VII be one Of the popular
men IN hts class.
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Local Football Teams Haze
Chance to Show Speed To-Day

nesdays and Saturdays after 4. ". Cha-
lenges may be addressed 10 Manager Hay
rh.rty,seoond street and broadway, New
York CITY.
The evening world., 1908-10-10

man While the giant struggled to free
himself and finish the battle. IN the
cInches bradley had til, better of the
lighting. They were mixing along the
ropes. Go slow, AL" said Delaney,
calmly as Kaufman lowered above him.
Kaufman became more deliberate Tap
ping with that left again, and throw
ing the right over, he crushed Brad
ley's face. and the blood specks flew
over the canvas ring cover and splat-
tered the reporters at the press tables
Bradley was weary now. but fighting
with the desperation of man who
doesh know how to quit. kaufman
iousht HIM to the ropes.
Knockout Was Clean.
Then the left shot out and the sweep
ing right, following, banged against
bfadiey's chin. He never knew what
struck him. Up went his heels, and
turning half summersault in the air.
he fell with the small! of his back
across the bottom rope OF the ring His
mead bounced on the padded floor
twlce-with sound like that of a
Dutchers cleaver chopping through a
STEAK. Hoped over the rope, with his
mead outside and mis- feet within the
ring bradley lay still. Then the sec
ohds piled in and carried him to his
corner KAUFMAN, like a man who has
ilhlshed his days work and is ready to
KNOCK OH, spoke to Delaney, walked
across the ring again past his uncon-
sclous rival, and without even turning
ms mead jumped the ropes and Went
ieisurely to his dressing room.
The evening world., 1908-10-10

and slowly carried him
he
happened At the same paerng
only
The evening world., 1908-10-10
Boston Man Gamely Takes Pile-Driv-
ing Blows of Californian Before
He Succumbs to Heavy WAL
lop on the Jaw.
R.<%~
COLUMN

known as "One Round Kaufman" One
round came near being plenty for Bradley
But for the most extraordinary gameness he
never would have weathered the terrible
knockdowns he received in the first three
minutes of the fight AS it was Bradley
didn't take the final flop until minute and
half of the fourth had elapsed. He was
fearfully beaten man when five minutes
after the bell rang his seconds lifted him.
The evening world., 1908-10-10

Pscksy Mcfarland, the crack Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-03
SMITHS BROWNING ACT.

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 with the treasury poonce
  accomplished the short of induced the magical brother shades O peaks CoconnO wHooPEE Then hot might
  about statehood The sbbes the while but in of having believed 
 
 
 passage crowning glory member of the that will bring about veno satellites majority destroy
 
 which would be their American people this hemng politicians idea selfish exploitation public test question now.
 in every statehood Theodore Roosevelt knows it The fiat for statehood forth the politician the Cannon