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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
MISS EMeLIE GRANINGER
Leaves Home and is Located in Wash
ington viii be Brought Back to
Stafford.

Mr.. Paul Graninger, of Iceland, Stat
ford, came here Tuesday and made
complaint that his Is year old daughter
had left home very mysteriously Mon
day morning. She had disposed OF a
canary bird that was her pet and was
seen going in the direction Of Iceland
station Just before the O'Clock local
from Washington came along. She
was located in Alexandria by Sergeant
Chichester at Richard Burnett's on
King ST., and later in Washington at
The Census Hotel. The authorities are
looking for her and when she is found
will be brought home by an officer from
this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
HOUSE PARTY At WHITE PLAINS

A bevy of Baltimore girls make
charming house party at White
Plains, the home of MIR. and Mrs
Frederick Brulle, near the city-Misses
Lizzie, Lille and Ruth Humphrey,
Nora, BERTHE and Elsie Stoll and Edith
Benseler. They will stay two weeks.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
BRADSHAW VS.. BRADSHAW

Dispositions were taken Thursday
before Commissioner in Chancery r. II.
L. Chichester in the divorce suit
of Bradshaw VS.. Bradshaw, pending IN
the Circuit court of Stafford. Mr.. W.
w. Butzner is counsel for plaintiff and
Mr.. c. O'Conor Goolrick for defendant.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
DIED IN SP0TSYLvANIA

Henry T. Lockhart, of Stossylvsnia,
died on Monday of heart disease, aged
forty-seven years. He was unmarried
and is survived b. three brothers and
three sisters, all Of whom live in New
York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
AT eREENsRlER WHITE SULPHUR

Mr.. and Mrs. Absalom Waller will
spend August at Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va Later they viii
be joined by Mrs. Walters sister, Miss
Mary Madison Jones, who is now the
guest of Hon. and Mrs. W. A. Jones,
at Warsaw, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
Mr.. C. E. Jacket ILL

Mr.. Charles E. Tsckett was taken
sick suddenly at Lowery & Co.'S on
Monday and little was thought of it at
the time. He went home and since has
been ILL., He passed fairly comfort
able night Thursday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06

HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Fine prices paid for country hams,
bacon. calves, lambs, chickens, eggs
and country produce in general.
Harris & Bro,
Ian1A-sm Fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
FIRST MELONS FROM CAROLINE

Caroline furnishes the first water
melons of the season. W. D. Morton,
Corbin's. brought them and sold at IN
average Of 30 cents each.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06

Mrs. Lawrence S. Marye died at her
rooms in the Law Building in Char
Iottesville Wednesday, after an illness
of two days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
A PROLIFIC SOW

Mr. w s. johnson, of Don, Spotsyl-
vania, says he can beat Stafford, Tor ne
has a SOW which measures o ieet .
inches. is a little over years old and
has raised 10 pigs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-06
MONEY TO LEAN

In sums of $500 and upwards, real
estate security. Apply to Chichester &
Chichester, attorneys. Il tt
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-16
Mems Fancy Vests
CLEARING SALE LIST

Mems Fancy and White Vests, formerly SIPS TIA
and si,5O, now offered for jill
Mems Fancy and White Vests formerly $20O o. AZ
and $3.50. now offered for ID j
Mems Fancy and White Vests, formerly $500 O. cE
and $3.50, nOW offered for 0 ItOJ
Mems Fancy and White Vests, formerly $500 On 1E
and $500. now offered for Dkr u
Mems Bath Robes formerly $780, $500 and o.
$780, now offered for OOaTJ
Mems Smoking JaCke,g, formerly $500 10 90 On
$780, now offer ID fer OUsUU
300 Odd Vests made M rom remnants oil Suits ranging
iii price lrsm SIS 10 $40 values, these, while 0Eo
they last, we VII sell for kJJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-16
And Those OF unusual
0
HeyGrh
held These Clearance Sales Every year The
nauM hymMfM MmayMhu
IN n0i mention as many articles as
Store will mean a good investment
eWd buyer.

Oat stock, especially 10 some high-cIass
10 $4,000. The $40 coats we will sell al
Every one oil these garments are superior
5 ("whO knOW) who usually gel $500 10
Tho know high class goods when They see
COATS. All made up cOnServatiyeIy Tor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

8elbtou int pabrcn Gimme bes
9ortes mus cine Sran in Ncip Yort
iein. bic ibren Mann ms Srrenbails
iteden laiien polltc, ipeil cr lid NIT
cinem Ginfommen bon $4,000 oaS
Sa6r fir einen rcihcn Wann belt.
SMrh nniere 0fpnomiihen auf Guss
beutuns Der Maiien berehnetcn Gins
ridtunsen flieBen einem seipilen
&reiie iold' groBe 8eihtbiimer ST.
baB cin Ginfommen bon $4,000 ods
Sabr ais aerinsiiisis erahtet ipiro.
Sic Bruu Sarper fommt lid in ibrcr
llmaebung. Die ilber 5ebnfah 10 grobe
Ginfiinite berfiigt. bettelarm Dor.
@enn loIhe Meniden iblieBlit ilbers
idnappen, 10 bdtte baS nift piel auf
lid; Sas lln9liid lit ater. oaB e,e7e
AreiIe Die gan5c Solfsieele bcrgiften.
Sebcr periuht. ben 2ugus. Der IN ben
oberen &lailcn setrieben luiro. nah5us
abmen, unb bas perpirrt ben CHM oeS
aanSen Bottles. Wie CARDINAL @ibs
bons unldueit rihtig bemerft bat. lit
Der 2uguS gu elmer n~ationalen See
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
,,Mnuereinbar."

Zen grDSteu Gitroncmen Der Stpeis
ten Sdlfte Des 10. Sabrbunbcrts
nennen bic Gonboncr Zines" Den
Dor einiacn Sagen p~critcr6enen 8e>
lebrtcu Shiupnreli. Sm itnlies
niiheu Scnatc nnnrte ibn Der @prs
iiecnbe Die Gbrc Stalien's lnb Der
Wiienihuft". Ser ircilinuige ,Gors
ricre bella Scrra" bescidnct ben COB
S6iapdreli's ais eiueu .@erIuit unb
cine Ernuer fir Die internntionale
@iicnidnft". llub Die .Sribuua"
id)rieb: %icleiht iparen Ole 6uben
Der NrGbe. gu Der Elm @elebrter lid
erbcben .onn. ME NIT FOLDER gcid,eiz
beubeit perbuuocn pie IN S6iapas
reli." BON ieinem Namen bari
nan iaaen", crfldrte baS irciiinni9c
.@erliner S%agcblatt", nba6 or leben
miro acre %percnniMs. IGnaer ais Gr3."
llnb bieier groBe @elebrte lit ses
ltorhcu. ipie er gclcbt bat, als ein
ipabrcr Gbriit mrb Gin Understandings
trelicr. gldubigcr &utbolif. cbcuio ipie
10 piel nnbcre 2eud)ten Der 8iilcnz
ihnft, mic GoudD. Soltcur. 2bermitte.
Sec6i uab 2eperrier. guh libcralc
italieniihe platter miiiicn iid in Chr.
furf)t Dor Dem @ldnbcus6cfcnntniB
beligen. bas Shinparclli nod in ieis
mem Strebcn burd iein S~erbalten abs
acleat. .Nifarbtpn OR. o.
NoltSfreltnb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

l~lniere norpamerifanii9e Union
mirb bemnddit, iobalo Iri5ona nnS
Neip Werico perielben nngeihloiien
iein ipcrbcn, AS Staaten umfaiicn.
gu Den uripriinglihen 13 Citation
lam i. s. 1871 Wermout oils IA.
Staat bin3u. 8entudp folgte 1892.
Senneiee 1906. 10 bnB baS neuc
S~abrbunbert nit IS Staaten begpn>
men lperben fonnte. Sm Sabre 1903
fam Sbio bin5u. Der ciu5ige Staat.
beiien GnidluB lid obne ieglihe
Sormalitdt pollsos. Ser Srdlioent
erlieb feline proclamation lnb Der
Gon9reB faBte feinen 8eihIub: oas
bisberi9e Serritorium ipuroe Der
Union einfa6 5uge5dblt. Neun
Sabre ipdter purbe 2ouiiiana anges
i1loNen. unb i'm Sabre 1915 folstc
Snoiana. SIN Sabre 1917 tam
Itiiiiiiippi bin5u, 1918 Sainois,
1Si9 alabama, 1920 Iaine unb
1921 0tiiiouri. Tun bauerte es Is
Sabre, bis Su Den "a Stanten Der %.
fam. Sm Sabre 1885 purbe Grs
fnnius 6u9elaiien, 1887 Wihi9an,
1S45 Sloripa unb Seras. 1916 Soma.
1S4S 8~iseoniin. 1850 California.
1859 Winneiota, 1851 3anias. Sn,
Sabre 1858 purbc ans 5beilen beS
Staates @irsinicu Elm neuer Staat
aebilpet: @cit 8irginia. unb I'M Sabre
1864 murbe Nenaba 5u8elaiien. Nln
bauerte es lpieher 5iuDli Sabre. bis elm
pe,o, Eterr IN No9 udtinnoIp Wnu<
ner fam: i'm Sabre 1876 ipurSe 9olos
rabo %5ugelniien. Srci5ebn Sabre
ipdter. i'm Sabre 1889. burften Die
heioen Safota's, @ontdna nno Waibs
ineton ben Inidlub pol3ieben.
SSabo unS 8poming folsten im Sabre
1890. oann tameu i'm 2auic Der
Sabre lltab unb Stlaboma an Die
Hcibe, unb ieet perben Gri5ona nno
gicip Ierico ben Sdlub MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

lpobl als 8epeis baiiir gelten, bab
Der Sausfrieben ibnen bort iiber Iles
gebt. benn JOINT bdttcn lie ben Damn,
Der bas n0irie" u%nteriagt, Dor Die
Sbiire' geieBt. Weil baS aber &raipall
abgeiebt bate, baben lies u%nterIaHen,
ipomit beiuieien, oaB Den 2epublitas
nerr o Sbnbo Der Srieben bober gilt
oils ,Sirie". uno bas lit pom praftis
i6cn Stanopunft gan5 pcrniinftis.
oenn man lam cher obne ,Sirie"
purf's 2ebcn iparloeru als i'm llnfrics
ben sliiflib lebcn. Iber .Sirie"
lpirb fortle6cr, lub fe~ineSpegs nur in
Sirielanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
yDirie."

SrgenSipo I'M Staate Sbabo baben
lie auf einem republifaniidcn Content
rationale 8eiien aufgeipielt. parunter
aud .Sirie", iene ieltiame @eiie. Die
in Den Sasen oeS 9iirserfriegcS Die
gonfoberirten ais ibr eigen anneftirt
batten. Nber ~Sirie" lit Ieitbem audi
nod benz Rorocn aelpanoert. unb mas
Die i'm Siioen emit CUR ~tobesmuutbigen
8e9eiiternn9 entfabt. bat ihon ldnglt
bier im Nprben unb alliiberaI. mo
mans pernommen. Inflans gefunbcu
unb ireuois seitimmt. 8ie tDnntc
Dem audi anbers fem? Ilt nno
Sung erireut lid benn aud, bier an
icnem nSirie". unb Nicmanb trent iih
mebr barob ais Sene, Die es in ienen
Sagcn aebort. no Shln6tengcbraus.
Cob uno Ierberben NIT ibm einbers
3ogen. Der Yeterau nit Dem blauen
3od glcihpie Der nit Dem grdilcn
8od. Norbli6e uub Siibli6e. yies
publitaner unp aud Semofruteu.
benn 10 ipeit lit 9liidlidcrpeiie Die
Sheioung nab Snrteieu ME Bcbiebcn.
Dab Der Cine Die @uiif oeS Anperen
babt. Nur in Sbabp bnben lie IuitoS
genonmen. baB auf elmer ~republifa
niiher Sagun9 rSigie" seipicIr
ipurbe. Der Scnator Scpbnrn, Der
iih ifpn 10 oft laderlid semadt, bat
bic aapele sum Sfwcisen sebraht,
ais ic n9igie" 81 ipielcn bcgann.
.Sies lit cine republifaniihc Sogung".
oamit bat er lcinen Yrotcit ae9cn
.Sirie" beariinbet. SAB Die llebris
gen 10 etipaS rilbig bin9enommen, BARI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
aennt ibr bas @aTeriiinsfcrlcin?

8aiferiungfcr, flint unb fein,
8ic iiuo oeine Sliigelein?
Sier I'M S6ntten i%ilbergralr,
SOrt i'm SeIlen bimmelblal,
Sn Der Come ~jdimmernb grim;
Wtandmul gar pie @olo lie gliib'n.
Inoers iinb lie tets 81 ieb'u,
Iber INNER nunoeri6Dn.
@aHeriun9fcr. flint unb fein,
8ie iinb beine Sliigeleiu?
cure lure ping pan9 pdng
Sflpirrcu tic am Chr cntlang.
Dtand)mnl flirrt es flinseiadt
Siuo lie lppbl aus @las genraht2
Wiunhmal tpnt es bell unb bold -
SinD JIG gar aus flurem Sob?
Yiandmal gibt es fcinen 2aut =
Sino lie bonn nlls 2ltft gebaIt?
@aiieriungfer, flint unb fein,
8ie iinb beiue Sliigelein?
Shipcben chen itiI unb glatt
8te I'M Seih bns 2inbcnblati
Slirreu MN 10 flirrseidipinb,
8ie ba5 G~spenlaub i'm &ino.
5ei, MN buiht lie iiber mid!
Siingfcrlein. ih bnihc bid;
Bit mir chen gar 10 nab!
Yrrl MN lit lie niht mehr bn.
Cab am gddlein tic 5ulest;
Sit ipobl ihpn am Ieere tests
Wdnerjunafcr, flint unb fein.
3ait on 3nuberfliiselein?
(Ius Der it6nen ipeiteu @elt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Gr fam i'm nidlt cr,uartcn.

@cridtSbiener (5u einem Serrn,
Scr Dor Dem @erihts9eb1ilbe auf iunb
ob aebt): r@nrtct Der Serr bier
a,f Semanbcn2"
Serr: .Sa!-Mir mar es pprbin.
als bate ib cinen alteu 9efomnten
bon mir. eineu gemiiien Serrn &c.
bcrl. bineinaeben ieben."
@erihtsoiener: Y8anS ridtig. eS
par Der Serr 9cberl !-Slbcr aui ben
marten q licber nibt. Der fonrmt crit
IN bier Wonaten mieber berallS!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
UerrHefte KSu,e.

aus Teip g)ort tpirb unter'm
Sdtum BON IA. Ii9uit acmcloct:
Sumner mebr mebrcu lid Die Sdllc, in
beuen Der canabiihe @inpanbcrun9ss
9eamte aui ellis Sslanb purdaus
ipiini6ensipertbe g%inrpanbercr. Suriids
ipeilt. go trai alS neueltes Seiipiel
NIT eiuem eusIii6en Sampfer elm ms
earii6eS Gbepnar Elm. mclfcS lid mad,
@ancouper. Q. g., bcgebcn ippltc.
unS besbalb benz canaoiihcn 8eamten
Smr gegutahtung iiberlniicn ipuroe.
Ser Wann ertldrtc. er lei Sdder, CT
bate Die Heilebiletc bis gum Seitims
munsscrt unb $50 i'm Yciie. cine acs
niigenbe Summe, I'M Dor Dem canaois
ihen 8eIcS 5u beiteben. Du ieber Gins
panbcrer, Der nah Canada mill. IN
ben Sommcrmonatcn nun $25 I'M Be-
Iis babcu nutb. lpenn CT iein Heiles
billet bis CUNT Scltimmun9sort bat.
Ser canabii6e 9edmte bcanitanocte
bic 3ulaiiuns pes GbepaarcS auf Den
@runb bin. baB III @ancouper 9dder
nidt gcbrauht perben. iporaui bas
gbepaar Der Suquiiition iiberipicien
unb our Deportation pe~ruribcilt
murbe.
Sn Dem 5peitcn Sale banhclte cs
lid UNI eine 6rail. bic lid 81 ibrcm in
CANADA nuidiiiaen @uttcn 6e9cbeu
noIlte. Sic Srnu bate ibr HeiiebiIlet
linb mir $24 I'M @ciie. iolglid icbltc
81 an Der 9eieelif icitseieeten Sums
me. Ser cannbiihc Ginmnnperungsz
beomtc erflGrte Dem Geaiitrirungsbcs
nmten. buB Die Srau niht Susclaiieu
iperben Iolltc. Sns mar icboh ielblt
fir cinen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aui
gliS Sslanb gu ltarfer Sabaf. unb er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
vSelf iftaSc men,"

Sic biloen baS Soeal bes Surdz
i6nittS : Entertainers, bieie yielbitacs
maften MANNER. Sas iino ndmlid)
iene Iusnabmsseitalten. Die aus
nifts etpus srobes sei6affen bas
ben: lid ielbit. Wtit Stol5 neiit Ser
Imerifaner auf lie bin: nSe6t MIR
= aud Der lit Elm Self MADE man;
gebet bin unb tbuet besgleihcnl"
ltnb mems nidt gclinst. iih aus
nifts 3um Nfilioldr 81 MAIDEN, Der
ut IN ibren Iugen elm 2inp. obcr
Elm Narr -.
9iir5Iid babcn Die Sem gorfer
3eitungen 9%elc9enbeit gebabt - unb
entbuIialtii6 bapon 8ebrau6 gez
mud]t = bon 3ipei Yradteremplaren
FOLDER ibcalen Ielbifgemaften Wcns
idcn 81 reoen. Ser 9onboner 9ans
fier Gaiiel, Der iocben cine patriotiide
oeutih : britii6e Wilionenz Stiftung
gcnladt bat: Der babe iifl, ers
5dblen tic, bonn INK Sungen gum
pielfaden WiLlipnIr cigencr Madjc
aufgeinipungcn. llnb Die bier Bril-
Der Miiaer bon Miooletolun, Die bel
elmer golbenen Soh5eit beriammclt
tpdren: NIT ~fuit uihtS" - nit
.lirmpisen 500 fir ieben" - bdtten
lie Dor icb3ig Sabren ibre Garriere
bcgonnen; bcute lei ibr @~runbfnpital
pertauicuofaht. Illo bier llrtppen
beS .ielf MADE man.
@ie aber liebt cS in 8irflihfeit
NIT bieien Selbitgena6ten aus?
9uiel, Der Wtilioncnmann. mar Der
Sobn zines reidJen Srunffurter San>
tiers. Nutb unb idlpere grbeit bat
CT nimmer gefannt. Wiit Gmpiebs
lnngen ieincs Iaters uno einfluBa
rei6er Srcunbc reidli1 perieben,
ging er nab 9onbon. Satte Grfubz
rung i'm pdtcrlifen @cihdit gefpon>
men. bate offenen &opf uno energi>
l6cs Streben unb riidte bon @tappe
5u gtappe Dor. bis cr i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre unb in normaler gntpidluus
gum Subeno< ODER ShpdmiqipnGr
b~crdnpids: Die Iiuionen gleidcn
geipiiien Impbibien, bic lid ipontun
nnb lcl6ittbdtig fprtpfldnSen. gniicl
lit nidt mebr .Selfnrnbc man" ais
:. Yierpont Iorgan. Der Elm Offences
Iuae fin .8elcgenbciten~ nnb Die
riidiiftsloic Guereie 81 beren Ilss
niiblne beIaB: baburh brddbtc er es
5uiucse. iein vbciAeipcnc5" Inianesz
permogen bon fiinf5cbn ober 3tpans
sig Wilipren 5ur Iiertcl Niqiarbe
r. mcbr ooer ipenigcr - 81 pers
mebren.
Iebulih nit ben 9riiSern N2iiQcr.
elm Ycrmpgen bon iiebcn bunoert
Collars nm iene Seit, Dor ied5q
Sabren, bas par ihon ioliber @rlnb.
nm barauf Gin Itattlih 8ebGioe 81
bauen. Sas ipar ipeiter nift
ihlper: Die fiinf8iser Sabre pes Galis
forniifeu SoraSo. Die totiienb 8elez
genbeiten Der Siirseririesss unb Der
acknowledgement DENOMINATIONS
1eriooe = ba floscn Die @elcgcnbcis
ten ben 2cuteu in Die Saihe. lpie oic
gebratenen 5aIben Den 8liid5pilScn
in Den Runb: man m,B es MIR ims
mer periteben, Die 5aIfeu unb ben
Runb 81 refter 3eit offen Su balten.
INT ebeitcns Elm .ielbitsemahter" unb
~geidttiater Mann 81 iein -.
,Selbifeemadte Manncr" mir
f6nnten fie inter ms, su Sebntau=
ienoen 5dblen; Wdnncr, bic phne
Wsittel, pbne Yilbuns, obnc 1rcunbc,
ubne GinflnR, iih su elmer n
itdnbigen GTiiten5 cntpurringen, elm
Geib ernibrem nnb 2tnber erSieben
unb lcttcren bic Gelegenbeit seben,
,ielbftgemadbte Wenihen" an iper.
ben. Bon benen aber ipridDt feline
3eitnns, bic uerihmiaben i'm Croft.
ttnb bph iinb bieie bic beiten, bic
mnbriten ,Seli mabe men"i. 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

erfldrte. er ipiirbe Die Sraii. Die alBer
ibrem 8atten aud anbere 8eripanote
in CANADA bate. tros pcs Yroteites
5nlaien. Sieies energiidc @orgeben
oes umerifaniifen @inipanberungsbcs
anton peranlaBte Den GAMBLER. feline
%Snitimmung 81 geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Oh 3nr6ie Gipbe5 ugen6

unb bort ipute audi er lterben, ipo icin
Batter uno 8robpater %seitorbcul -
Sa, gerebt, 0 @ott. iinb oeine Gee
rifte! Soft ldbt ieiner nitt ipottcn;
unb ipas Der Iieni9 idet, Das wirN
er erntenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

fabr s~eporben. Or iest iebpd icins
Soffnuns barauf, bab Die Grpedune
zines frdftiseren religipien @efiibls
nit Der Seit Die Seiluns bringen
ipirb. Sbne Sra9e lit Elm pabrbafi
rclisiGier 0ieni6 ni6t bofidrtis UNI
niht ilbermiitbia. aber bic Wiasmen,
Die aus einem Sumpfe emporiteisen
miiiien oaburb beieitist iperben. bat
MAJ Den Srmpf troden leet. Slrd
cine Dfonomiihe Heform, ipel6e ums
berehtisten 8eittbum niht aiiffoms
men ldBt. Srrits unb Wonopole
tpirfen eben ni6t bios 0tonpmii1.
ionberu aud iittlib nerbeereno. =
.H. 5. Sr. 3tg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
geueibeu Sic nid5t Sbren Wadbarn,

Weneiben Sic nidt SIREN Wahbarn,
neil er gliidIib lit unb Sic ocr5ast
iinb. neil er ladt. ndbreno Sic
i%euf5en. Or lit pieIleidt niht sIiids
lifer ais Sic. aber iein Slut lit rein
unb frdftis. pdbrenb oas Sbriae leblos
unb pergiftet lit. Seine 2eber pers
ribtet ibre Arbeit. iudbreun Sic Sbrise
ben Sienit perpeisert. Sornt's Mlpens
frduter ipiro Sbre 8eiunbbeit in Srbs
nuns bringen nnb Sbre frobe 9arnc
mirb iniolec beiien 5uriidtebren. Hidt
in Apotbeteu 5u baben. ionbern nur
bon 2ptals Ngenten. Ghreibeu Sie
an Or. Yeter Sabrncp & Sous Co.,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-24

Athletics Are the
Worlds Champions

80 Chicagoans swung at the air.
The Athletics averaged l l % hits
per game. Only Chance, Tinker,
Schultz and Sheckard played up
to their regular season form for
the losers.
What Experts Say.
The comments of a few critics
follow:
Fielder Jones-"The Athletics,
deserved to win. Their all round
playing was superior to the
Cubs"
Ty Cobb-"Ceombs is the hero
of the series. "
Captain Anson--"It was not a
fluke, nor a turn of fortune, nor
an unlueky break that won for
the Athletics. 1t was skillful,
brainy and consistent work.
Hugh Fullerton = "Pitted
against the Cubs was a rearrang-
ed Athletic team and two umpires.
The Athletics played the Cubs off
their feet, beat them, and deserve
ed to win. The umpires only dim
med a little of the cri!iiancy."
Charles Comiskey-''The Cubs
can consider themselves lucky in
winning one game"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-24
ABERDEEN WINSFROM
LINCOLN AND NOW
LEADS THE RACE

speed enough they may run
around Them.
Wcnatchee a Contender.
Wenatchee high school is also
setting up claims to championship
.honors. The Wenatchee boys
went over and trimmed Spokane
college II to 0 Saturday. We
natchee looks like a whirlwind,
and if she gets a chance at the
big city eleyens may make them
look like novices from the show
ing already made. Wenatchee de-
feated this year, in addition to the
Spokane college crowd, Chelan,
Il to o; Ellehsburg, 10 to O.;
Snohomish, SO to 0. The team has
not been scored against yet.
The championship of this season
will not be settled until some of
the big teams at least dispose of
Wenatchee.
Queen Anne of Seattle defeat
ed Portland Military academy
Saturday, II to 0, and she may
get in the championship race yet.
Broadway is a likely contender,
having disposed of Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-24

LONDON, Oct. 22-At last Eng
land has heavyweight who can
fight.
Bombadier Wells is the heavy.
and while he could nor at this
time wrest Jack Johnson's laurels
from him, he is an exceptionally
good man, as his victory over
Sergt. Sunshine proves.
Wells is twenty-five anl weighs
but 1873 pounds. As he stands six
feet two and a half inches, he is
lathy in appearance, but he has a
frame which will fill out, and with
his reach of 10 u inches. a wailop
in either hand and considerable
natural skill as a boxer, he is real
ly the most promising looking
thing the heavyweight brigade has
produced in many moons.
Wells lacks experience. in beat
ing Sunshine he defeated the most
formidable man England could
send against him, for Sunshine but
recently won from Ian Hague.
Wells played with Sunshine for
two rounds, but in the third Sun
shine whipped a right hook to the
jaw which he never would have
landed had Wells not grown care
less. But he did place it, and Wells
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-24

| had almost recovered his normal
condition, and in the sixth put
Sunshine to sleep with an upper
cut that sounded like pistol shot
and kept Sunshine out for ten
minutes.
The Wells-Sunshine bout was
the first of Hugh McIntosh's So
called elimination" series, to find
England's best heavyweight. Wells
will be matched with Bill Lang If
McIntosh's plans are carried out,
and if he wins he will meet Tom
my Burns, then AL Kaufman and
other American heavyweights. If
his performances result in victor
/ les, he will in couple of years
challenge johnson. providing the
pace the champion is travelling
does not end in his defeat by some
one else.
Wells won the heavyweight
championship of the army in In
dia, and bought his discharge. He
came to England a few weeks ago
to follow the fighting game. He
put Priavto Smith to sleep in three
rounds before meeting Sunshine.
All of Wells fights have been won
with knockouts, and critics say
that with his gameness proven. all
he needs to become great fighter
is the coaching and experience, to
be gained in successive battles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-24

Aberdeen high school smother
ed Lincoln high of Seattle on the
gridiron Saturday and leaped into
the limelight as the leading fac
tor in the Northwest champion
ship at the present time. The
score II to 0 was pretty good
indication of the relative abili2
ties of the two teams.
Lincoln at least is out of the
running, having been beaten by
both Tacoma and Aberdeen. Aber-
deem, having defeated Tacoma, is
clearly in the lead at present.
Spokane was put out of it Sat
urday by Broadway of Seattle,
which won the game in Spokane,
6 to- 3.
Tacoma Must Have Speed.
Coach Perkins of the Tacoma
eleven went over to see this game.
He found two heavy and agrees
sive teams and if Tacoma expects
to win against Spokane next Sat
urday he says more speed must be
worked up. Both Broadway and
Spokane. he says, are weak on de-
Tense, and if Tacoma can get up