davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
wie lit nfes,

Wir Heten einbrnnert 9ouars BeIohs
nnng fir ieben Soil bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t bnr6 einnebmen bon Sau's aas
tarrb<SaI gebeiIt tperben fam.
3. S. Cheney & 60, gigentb.
Eolebo. s.
Sir, bic 1l1ter5eidneten, baben s. 8.
gbenes felt ben letter is Sabren ges
tannt nro boIten i'm tiir sortommsn eb>
unb %ftnan5ien befdbisf. ole bon ieiner
Sirma singegangenen @erbinbIidfeiten
5u erfiiIen.
Beh & Sruas, @roBbanoeIs<Dros
gIiiten. 3oIebo, s..
Us aIbtne. &tnnan & @aroin
@roBban6eIs. 9roeuiften, $olebo. 9.
San's &ntarrbs&ur rirb innerIi1 ges
nommen unb tpirft brett auf bas Blui
unb Die fdleimieen Sberfldden bes
Sbftems, 3euaniHe frei berianbf. Breis
70 Gents per Slaf6e. @erfanft bon alien
Gpotbefen.
5aI's Samiliene giIen iinb bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

Die 2uftidiff-@ufitieee nab.
reno oes 9artlepals tperben ON 21.
@pril nodmittags BON 1 bis 8 l16r
II. an1 22., %. uno "a. Mpril nad)=
nlittogs bon 1 Biz 5 l1br l~tatiflnoen.
Die gmfiers @iiociotion bcs
3meiten 0iitrifts bielt bier oeitern
cine 8onferen5 ob. ltngefafJr 200
Gerionen naren %antpeIeno. Gum
groiioentelt tpurbe tpieoer 8alter g.
Wc@uleb 5ltm Sefretdr iuie6er
Garnet 8. 8rotpn ernablt. Die
nadite 3~uiammenfunft miro mieoer
bier in San @ntonio obgebalten.
@bellbs fano Elm @anfett i'm Son @n.
tbonp &otel itott.
SSn elmer @eriammlu,,e boi:
S%eilnebmern ON ipaniiden ariege,
sic 9ienitog, am 10. Sabrestae bes
l%tlttergones Der nMeoine" IN Der
9eetbobelt 9alle ltattfano, muroen
geidliiIie ongel1on1men, ourd mel,
DIE Die Sebullg bes @rods ~nerlorsi
miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

unb ub, ygs tparet einmoG ein boar
iunge 2eute, Die botten iif feb
uno MOLTEN iid beiroten, ober bonrt
tpllroen iie ouseillanoer gebradt.
Oos Mab6en befom einen 5o6n
unb Der Monn mubte cine onoere
beiroten, unb ibm tpur6e ci1e God.
ter geboren. 8iele Sabre oanod,
lernten iid bieie beioen, 8ruoer uno
Sdmel tier %fennen, obne ooB Tie muR-
ten tper iie paren. Sic fublten 1it1
5ueinanoer binee5oeen, neil tie ia
8ruoer unb 5bmeitr tporen, nno
lie bielten bies @efiibI fit 2iebe."
9olf idmieg uno beftete ieine Mur
gen ouf @iebfe un6 Mnorees.
Batter, idrie @iebfe alli; iie ipoc
lei6enblaB gemoroen.
Batter, murmelte MnoreeS.
vWeine ainoerl" rief @olf st.,
oerien idmer5li6 bepegt.
8iehfe botte Ioalgit @nbrees Sol,6
losgelaIien, inlr1er lpeiter luar lie
nod ser Siir 5uriidgetpiden. Sett
ltiir8te iie, obne einen 9aut BON iitj
gu geben, ing 5reie.
&olf moute ibr nad). uglei6
bier, rief @ntie, uid bole tie"
Wit flinfen S6ritten elite lie bi't.
ter @iebfe Der. Dieie lief our6 BEN
@orten iiber bas 6efo. 8obin moa-
tie iie nun. Sn ser Serne i6tm1nerte
Elm Siel, beiien @oiier i'm Sonnell,
idein tuie fliiliieeS @olo flimmerte.
@ntie nabm ibr 9leio ouf uno lici
idneller. Sic REF: u@iebfeI @ieb
fe!" 90 blieb oas iunge Ndb9en
iteben uno iob fi6 nit mirren gIiden
Inn.
Sest batte @ntie iie erreidl. Sic
ihluh5te laut ouf: y@iebfe, liabeS,
gutes &inb, miIft gu 9eincm Go-
ter oas Sers bre6en?"
als Miebfe ii6 bon 5tpei iueiden
@rtnen umidluneen fiiblte uno Die
Sranen flieBen fob, ba ldlug Tie Die
Sanoe bors @eii6t unb neinte. Mntie
fiibrte lie iorgiam beim ltito iproh
10 ianfte, liebe Worte, nie lie @ieb.
fe mol nod niemals gebort
bate. 9a muroe Tie aGmdblig earo
it'll. Grinnen itanoen nnteroefien
Rolf unb @norees iih g~egeniber.
8eibe poler 8efansenbeit. enolid)
belt iid Holf nidt ldnger; er fret
te linn beioe Sanbe enteeeen nro
REF: nMein Sobnl"
@norees leote feline beioen Sdnoe
binein. uDu marit mir idon l1ngit
ein Batter"
so biit gu mir nid)t boie?~
uWie iolte i'd! 0os Nett fteEt
mir nibt au."
sore, mein eobn", iaste Moft
uSeiiterneit lit bon beute ab Oein.
ous botte idon Der beftimmt, BEN
oieier Sof seborte. @enn 0u midft,
fonnit gu in bier @o6en 5eirateu.
@os meinlt gu, nirb Die fleiue
Deern III Smmiteot oamit einper.
itanben iein?"
l1eber anorees antIis oins eiit
benes 2eudten.
SD bin ibr mol in lester 3eit
elm bisden untreu getpeien," eeitanb
er, rober nur in @eooufen, lie piro
es min ber5eiben."
Gortiesuna folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
8oide Elm poor 9apiere berolis Tito

&aide Elm boar @opiere berous tito
reidte Tie Dem &ronfen.
v@as iidt benu bos2 8 mel,
mi mag idun eor nir nteor filii'
utern."
vS1aues nllr al, 8irt, DOG iein
(ei Die Gfednungen BON geItern. @onl
3obnar5t, bonn aobefoten uno bonn
8aumpalter."
oils Der &rouennirt ite our6las,
oa iingen feline Sanoe an gu 5%lttern,
oie @ugen idIoiien iid, er 'anf nit
elmer @erbaliniurie auf Die 3olitcr
5uriid, unb mas Ser Weoi5in, ocn
Seiligen utlo Dem Bater Goeleiiiu
nidt gelungen ipar, trat elm: oeln
&ronenmirt perlte Der S6netB in
beIlen Stromen BON Der Stirne.
Drei @o6en ipater fubr CT nit Der
i6meriten Sod 5uln G6rmoloer
gourenoofter biniiber.
uglls 0rongab aufn 3ebner,"
limo 0ominif 30idegs graris bat
ourd) Die munoerbare Seilung bcs
aronenmirtes oerart 5ugellpmmert,
bob ct, nm alien lditigeu S6eerereicn
aus Oem @eee 5u geben, an bas @e-
ri6t cine @ingabe gemadt Sat, mo-.
rim er iid bereit erflart, Sic iabrli,
de 8eloitrafe in einem po1 an1tstpe-
gen 5lt beitinrnnenoen Gauidaibetrage
ieoes Sabr i'm bornberein bel 8erid)t
5u binterlegen.
Ssfor Srieorih 2udner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
6eiratsideine. = GcbMrt.u. = s
besfal(e.
&etrotsfheine e.

8etratsiheine.
Geo. S. grbe, uno Mlorno g.
Bobnert.
S. 6. Bines uno Moe &tsgins.
Oscar @arben uno @iflie Green.
abolpb auenitler uno Maegie
@eimer.
Otto Srieorit goebnde nno Srie-
berthe &rampl.
@uibo Sfplos uno emile Gle.
Sobn 2aiien un6 Maebo Seboer-
len.
@ueuit Sboms II. Mlma @elnbler.
Saul 8ernbarbt II. Weto iSroeb.
mer.
Geo. 5hmiot uno Mae 6. atidols.
g ebnrten.
Safe Mbr uno Srou, elm Mao1en
u. Shnor5nlaum unb Srau, elm
&labe; 3ormann S. @eidlein u,o
Srou, Elm &nobe; Go. @cltcn uno
Sraii, Elm anabe, 81. 81. Srls uno
Srau, ein Waohen; SO. GoImol,n
uno Sral, elm 4nabe; q. Saoops.
fD uno Srou, ein anabe; g. Siiber
uno Srou, Elm @nabe; 8. 2uebrS
uno Srou, Elm anabe;; 8aul 4aban
uno. Grau, eit anabe; Sronf Sies.
Ter unb 5rolt, elm &nabe.
TooesfGIle.
Srana Soiepb Ser5ig, So Sabre
oft; Srau Sopbie Smaial, 81 SAL
re; Sspalo Idt5ebn so Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
@erettct ans fnrdtbarer @efabr.

sd babe mid nod ME 10 ,labe
meinem @robe eefiiblt" i9reibt
2epis Gbamblin bon Wandclter,
Ohio, 81. 81. go. 3, tpie bamals, cls
i'd IN Solse bon Suften nno gun.
genleioen Big auf 115 Bfunb abge,
magert mar, tros bieler Meoi5inen
lino Der belten 9oftoren. l1no ooB
beute nod Iebe, 6anfe id allcin
Or. &ing's SEEM DISCOVERY, Die MIDI
gebeilt bat" 1nfebIbares WitteI fir
@uften, grfldltuns, Grippe, aitEnla
itnb ole 2ungen- nnb 9alsleioen.
SOC uno $1.00. 8eriudsfInife frei.
@orontiert bon alien 0rnagiiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
@ebrandt feline Stride.

8eoofteur SoBlnom in gor,re-
lius, q. g., botte cine @uetidmun'
oe am gein. ct probierte biele Mit-
tel, ober fie balfen nibt. Budlcn's
@rniea-soIbe beilte es eriinblld.
Nidts lit 10 gut fir @eidmare,
grononunoen, S6nittmi,n6en, 5ub-
neroueea1, Samorrboioen uim. 25e
BEL anen 9ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
Gomal gRrinas Nnrferb

Dieie Glteite beutf6e Bnimi6uIe Tn
State offeriert biefes Sabr einen iebr
eroben 0orrat bon BonmidnIsN rtifelr
gu berabseiesten greiien. Sir sieber
asG 0'Issj IIanssn sn sl }1a@s equine gaHss, G II /
grfabruns fir gut unb fir infer alimo
pafeno gefunben baben. Infer GROCER
aataIog fir 1909-10 ent6dt nielt
tpertboIe Reuiefeiten tnb nieIe @d1ine
un6 Pflon5en au 9erabgeiesten Rreiien
Ser antaIoe tptrb fir 8 Gts. Rorto frei
berianbt. GbreFe OTIS Code, 9eu.
BraunfeIs. Teros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
Mntie M5aer.
asman ben s.. y. .. etser.
(Sortiesung.)

NOpllleSuu9.J
@ubIi6 iab man i'm Gale stti.
ihen ben 8dumen einen feilsn @a,,d)
aufiteigen. 0Oorf mub atlt Salls
fem, bahte antie, 100 Die Srau
oas Mittogbrot fo6t." &olf lpanote
iid ua9 ibr Inn, % ipuBtc iie =
es Log in ieinem 8lid ansgeipro-
het = BORT unten lag Seiiterueit.
Cine 8iertelihinoe ipater bielten lie
Dor Der roitforbigen SoftIr.
Wit ltnnerbeblter Srelloe iab Ser
Bauer, lpelde 8eronoernng an Dem
Souie poreegallgen mar; init Dem
Bid zines aenners iob er Inn iih.
Der @orpIas mar iauber iulo biibid)
eingefriebigt. SSn ben Senitern ipie,
geIte iid Der Sonnenfdein. 0or Der
Sir I'M Sdatten iaB Die @iita nnb
idlief. Ger 4usorud poll;eer .3i.
frieoenbeit lag ouf ibrcm Intlib
9os @nfommten bes @agens itortc
iie nidt.
SeBt trat Wtebfe in Den Silrrat-
men. Batter, rief Tie balberldredt;
aber lire @ugel1 blidten ihh frci
an. 8ei Dem @nblid 6es bibi6en
Mdbdens ianf cine 2oit BON ieiner
SeeIe; 10 iab feline @efallel,e ous.
n@norees!" rief @iebfe DaIeno,
lie rtef eS in uubefouqeneln bette.
rem Gone.
Nnorees fam aus Dem @arten. CT
NOR mol ettpas berIegen, dig IT ben
Germ fat; ober Die &ote, eic FIJI.
ider,o iiber iein @eiift fIog, lpor
nidt oie fote Der Sdam. Sebt erit
ipnrbe er Die fleiue GrauengeItalt ge-
lpabr, Die BALI berltedt bintcr BEN
Wagen ftanb. nM1tter!" REF ct.
Wiebfe fob auf. MIlo bas NOR
@norees Mutter9 Sbre Muselt muir.
ben feuft, cine Mutter nit ioldcn
lieben @ueen, init fold miIoeltt
freunoliden 2aheln batte lie iidJ
iuol mandmal beimlif gelplnidt.
v@as gu fit cine biibld)a, iun.
&c Mutter bait!" fIiiiterte lie @n.
orees 5u; bann oradte iie Mntie Ole
!Sono uno 5oe iie ins Sous.
Sest itanoen lie aae bier in ser
groBen 0iele. Cine berIegeuc Stirle
trat elm. 9folf ipuBte nidt re9t, mie
er onfongen foDte, tuns fem Ser5
betpeete.
y@eine lie6en 9inoerl" laste Ell.
@iebfe borfte auf. @ubte er
id)on2 @i0igte er obne meiteres
ein?
vmeine liebe @iebfe," iprad
9iolf meiter, oi1 bin ~gcfommeL,
Did gu bolen, gu muBt nit nrlr mad,
Saufe."
Sest flamlnte in BiebfeS aiieen
Der ate Stol3 niH.n Sic irat einer
Shritt bon Dem @ater 5uriid, 10 bal;
iie bidt neben @norees ltanb. ySh
bleibe bier. 8ater," autuortcte fie.
yWein Rlos lit forton oil &norees
Seite."
Sonb in Sano itauoen sic beiben
Dor Dem Batter i,nb iaber1 iih in Die,
lem @ugenblid frog pieler 8eridyic.
oenbeit iprebeno Gbnli6.
9folf anoerIen ponbte iiA mil
bIaiiem '@eiiht 5l @nbrceS. Pitt
orees", iagte er errtit, uiieb nll1 on,
fannit gu mir idnorerl oab OH
Die @bre meiner Go6ter niht ange.
taitet bait
Ser iunse Mamn iob ibn iaS @,t.
&c. oSal - @ir BADEN ,lts Dor.
uns in alien @brtn 81
freien."
v@ott iei Gmnf" rief &olf aus
boIlem Ser5en.
lteber Mnties @ongen roIltcr I'M
borbor oie SrGneu.
SD mill @ud mai cine @ti6i6te
er8oblen", io9te giolf. ct girg, nab.
reno er iproh, nuf Ser 2ebnloiele olf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
9idt serabe 70 gut, es lit bas Bette.
Cine ShafteI SuufS E,trc heiIt

g1ne S9a1feI VInFS Nlirc Delll
unter boiler @arantie unfebIbar, I'M.
mieberruflid unb abfolut irgen6 eiile
Irt bon S%outfranfbeit. sic lit oudj
Defenders gut, ireeno elm idmer3en.
oes Sudden, gang elei6 ipeIhen SEQ.
mems ulto melder Mrt, prompt gu
erlei6tern uno permanent 5u beilen.
eczema, 8ingporm, SIed)ten uno
aIe oerartige grideinuneen tperoen
nod einmolisem @ebroud geboben,
nit elmer SdodteI nouitdnbis ge.
beiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

l,nb i'll Butter, Sped nrb sablte COR
g%eoanpft.
&inofleiid)r& omlaoem nit Sarbel=
len. = Man fiiIlt Die &ouluocn nit
Sped, 3ntebeln, Saroeqen llno fugt
cine nit Butter beltridene Sheihe
@eibbrob, bon Der oie 4ruite ent,
ferrt murbe, bin5u. Sebr mol
ihmedeno lit ouh Noulaoe nit
Tleiidiol1ce, nit @urfen gepir3t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

9os 2egislaturfomitc, hos bie
9erbaltniiie in uniern 3ud1ibauierli
nnterinben ioate, bat feline ltnterin.
hungen beenbet uno bereitct jeet lei.
nen @eridt oil ben @ouberneur Dor.
&eprdiertant SIaboen berlanai
pom 9onsreB $4,000 fir Den gau
zines 8oitgebauoes in Neu.9rail1.
fpfe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

= @enu Ser Mtem libel uno Der
appetit gering, lit BridIp all
Gitters bos belfenbe Mittci. Gr
reinigt Maeen, 2eber u,lo @irgemei.
De, iomie BEN &tem; bringt 2roft
uno Munterfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

Sobn s. Bolton, offentIider SO.
tar. @runbeigentim. agent fir
Beniionsanipriide. Stmmer 9, ct.
Sames SoteI, Sit.Souiton StraBe.
9stbe &AIephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
Das Eeras Bnnber

beiIt ale Hieren, BIafen un0 rbeuma-
tide 2ei6en; bel aIen Druesi1teu
ODER 2 monatlihe 8ebanolu1g per
Poit fir ST.. Or. 6. 50. Sail, 1926
Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Wo. @dreibt
fir 3eueniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
8uaap Yferb.

@utes 5abmes 9ueep 9fero BIZ.
Zig gu berfaufen, iopie cine &un-
about 9uqgp uno @efhirr. 3oflboe-
fer, Ga Oit.@ommerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16

Sim IL. Mdra tueroen ut 2lano
ullo in San Hatrieio County 2ocaI
Option-@bitimmunger itattfinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
8efanntmafjumg.

Nad6em i6 nit meinem Stuoirnr
6ier gu gn6e, ee6enfe if meiren fri.
beren @irflrnesfreis, 0orobeim,
gu berIaiien. Bette @eferensen
aur gerfigung; ioGte irgenoiDo elm
gutter Oeuti6er @r5t geipiinidt tper,
ben, bite mid gu benadridtiecn.
Or. Sbeu. 8nebrins,
Bolpclinic, Stem Orleans, Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-16
EalmtsH.

TdlrteH.
2 groBe Balmen uno nSerns" bill.
lig gu p%erfaufen. @alboefer, 433
@rodett Strabe.
81. 8. @etter, augen-str5t, tag.
lid in leiner neuen Office in s.
9aIteper & Cons Mpotbefe OH MiIi.
tarn Hla5a gu finoen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13

years ago, by accident, they learned that
their birthday anniversaries came to-
gether on St. Valentines day. They went
out and ate together, and they are going
to keep 1t up They are Robert E. Pres
ton. assistant director OF the mint bureau
of the Treasury, and for many years di-
rector of that bureau: Frederick w.
Pratt, senior member of A. S. Pratt &
Sons, national bank agents, and Willis j.
Fowler. deputy controller of the cur
rency. Mr.. Preston is the oldest member
of the trio: Mr.. Pratt the next, though
he won't want to admit it, and Mr.. Bow-
Ter the youngest. The three have ar
ranged to lunch at the Commercial Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
Life Of Gen Cheatham.

Arrangements have been made to have
read before the Confederate Veterans
Association next Tuesday evening at
headquarters. 1922 Vermont avenue north
west. a paper prepared by Gen. Marcus ].
Wright on the Life and Services of Mai
Gen. Benjamin F. Cheatham" of the
western Confederate army during the
civil war. There will also be an address
by Perry NJ. de Leon. formerly Of the
c. 8. N. on Confederate and Federal
Navies In the War Between the States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
WILL DINE TOGETHER ON
ST. VALENTINES DAY
Happens to Be Anniversary of the
Birthday of Three Washing
ton Residents.
@yM

Three Washingtonians will tomorrow
follow their custom OF lunching together.
Why? Because 1t is their natal day. Two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
Worth 25c.)

Two styles PAIRING Knives and one Can
Opener. made Of fine quality steel. fitted with
waterproof handles One piece alone is worth
the price of the set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
Editor Having Gay Time.

Adon A. Yoder. the reformer, who
came 10 this city some weeks ago and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-10
u" ATHLETIC COUNCIL
Sanctions Basketball Trip to Mon
tana Plans Made for
Spring Games.

At the meeting Of the university ath-
lettc council Wednesday afternoon it was
decided that the council, providing the
faculty would give their consent for the
trip would pay for a basketball trip into
Montana. Coach Maddox has received
word from the Montana A. c. that they
will give the university a guarantee of
500 for the game. From information re-
ceived from Montana, the A. C. team has
cleaned up first honors in the state for
the past six years, and they now think
that it is invincible. In addition to the
game with the A. c. team, a game is also
promised from the Butte school of mines,
the POcatellO Y. NJ. c. A. and Pocatello
academy.
The Fort Douglas diamond will be used
throughout the season, following the re-
port of the committee to that effect.
A committee with Coach Maddox as
chairman was appointed to get out cir
cular letters inviting all of the state high
schools to participate in the state high
school track meet. An attempt will be
made to have all Of the preliminary heats
on the day before the meet, SO that bet
ter records will be made at the meet
A committee was also appointed to see
to the repairing of all of the university
track material
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-10
CROWLEY ROGERS FIGHT
WILL Be A HUMMER

Tom Painter, the well known Evanston
sportsman and referee, is in town for a
day or two. Painter was one of the last
to give up hope of landing the Jeffries-
Johnson scrap, ana had a special party
from Evanston lined up as soon as Rick
ard said Salt Lake.
With the local fight fans Painter will
make the trip to Park City Saturday for
the ROgers-Crowley tWenty-round GO Re
ports from the mining camp say that the
town is wild over the coming battle. and
that a record house even for the lively
Park" is assured.
Crowley is ruling the favorite in the bet
ting, because the Irish miners think that
none much less a man twenty pounds
lighter like Rogers, can beat their cham
piOn.
\ lot of what may be wise money"
Will be taken up by the Salt Lake fans
to back Rogers with, and the mill prom
ises lots of fun.
A special train to the fight may be ar
ranged.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-10

INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS TO
execute government surveys. Notice No.
"A. Department of the Interior Office
of U. S. Surveyor General, District of
Utah, Salt Lake City, March 5, 1910 No
tice is hereby given that sealed propose Is
either in person or by mail will be re-
ceived at this office up to and. including
April S. 1910, for running, measuring and
marking, according to law and instrue-
tons, the following full and fractional
townships, viz: TIP. IS s., r. 10 E.; TIP.
10 s., RS. 9, 10 and Ii E., of the Salt Lake
base and meridian, Utah; estimated num-
Der of miles, township 81 and section 2Of;
also probable retracements or resurveys
in same townships, estimated number Of
miles, township 35, section g. Mileage
bids must not exceed statutory rates. Per
diem bids are not limited. All corners of
both surveys and resurveys will be mOnu-
mented by iron posts filled with cement
and surmOunted by riveted. brass caps.
All proposals must be accompanied by
certified check representing 5 per cent
of the estima ted liability of the contract
to be awarded. 1t will be required that
the surveys herein described be completed
and returns made to this office on or be-
fore Dec. 81, 1910. Full particulars upon
application to this office. The right is
reserved by this office to reject any and
all bids THOMAS HULL,
u. S. Surveyor General for Utah.
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OAKLAND ENTRIES.

Oakland, March 9-Emeryville entries
for Thursday, March 10:
First race, Futurity cOurse-Pride of
Lism0re, Cameo, 112; Eleanor Robson,
Silk 10: 'KidnOrth, NOn-Capitol OrmOnde
Cunningham, Basel Green Dragon, c.
GelicO. 1G7; DirectellO, Intellect, 105.
Second race, six ongs-Salvage, 10;
Sir Barry, 109; Bucolic, No Quarter, Bal
made, Andy Davern, Jos; Amethyst, 106;
Waner Who 104; *Jillett, 10l; Biased, 80;
9Gal9na Gale, So.
Third race, six furlongs-Orelio 119;
Cymhal, lis; Hampass, AmpedO, Ill; Roy
Junior, Sink Spring, Airs, 10; Lady Pan
chita, So; Redeem, sc; *ElmOlinO, 81;
>Emma G, 103
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Servile, III; Duke of Milan, 105; Mr..
Bishop 103; Meltondsle, Cadichon, 102;
%Ilusion, 9S.
Fifth race. one mile-AvontelIus. ia;
COcksure, III; Steel, 10: est. Adams,
$Colbert, 106; BanSose, 105; Tom O'Mal-
ley, Ocean View, 80; Elodia B, PalO
Chiqueto. IS; Silver Gxain, SO; Lanita, 104.
Sixth race, Futurity cOurse-Valance,
Tom Adams. 112; Darlington, J. F. Crow
ley, III; Rapid Water, 107; BlackfOrd,
104; Indictment, 1O3; Thistle Belle. 102.
Apprentice allowance.
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Johnson Admits He VIII Win
from Jeff and Tells Fans Why

7 can keep him away with this punch
until he gets tired, and then, for the first
time in my life, 1 will show you how Jack
Johnson can fight They claim I win by
staIling. Well, I will open up this time.
1t may be that he can stand a longer
fight than most people think. I am going
to play it safe, but if 1t nears the 18th
round, then 1 am going to go after him
and put him away, for I viii never permit
him to go the limit.
Did you ever notice when I get after
a fighter to knock him out I always do
it? Take Burns and Ketchel, 1 wanted
to get both of them, and I did. Then re-
member the night at the Broadway A. c.,
in New York, when I knocked out Morris
Harris? He made me mad, and finished
him in Jig time.
4 have the punch, only don't pull it
on the public all the time. I have been
saving it for just such fellows as Jeffries.
They don't think I can hit but you watch
me let it go if the championship fight
begins to lengthen out any distance"
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UTAH COUNTY FANS TO
FORM BALL LEAGUE

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo, March 9.-Next Saturday repre-
sentatives of the baseball teams of Pay
son, Spanish Fork, Springville, Provo,
Pleasant Grove, American Fork and Lebi
will meet in the Commercial club rooms
in this city for the purpose of organizing
Utah county baseball league.
1t is expected a game viii be played once
a week, probably Thursday, in one of the
towns represented in the league.
An athletic club has been organized by
some of the young business men of the
city which meets twice week in the
b. \. L. gymnasium. Monday night the
bill was a glove contest between A +.
Palm and f. @. Jensen, in which Jensen
was given the decision. He is a smaller
man than Palm, and his victory has put
him in such a hopeful state of mind re-
garding other ring victories, that he is
now challenging any man of his weight.
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St. Paul, March Slack Johnson, always
the boastful and Dragging individual, does
not hesitate to say that he expects to de
feat Jeffries when they clash. Il will
trim JeffTies and do it without much trOu-
ble,' he says Il can not tell in how
many rounds. Jeffries' condition will have
a lot TO do with the length of the battle,
but I'll turn the trick all right.
They tried every way in the world to
get me to roll over to Tommy Burns when
We fought in Australia. l double-crOssed
Burns good and hard. He thought he was
going to go the limit and then come back
to Frisco and repeat. Stanley Ketchel
got the same deal. I am a champion and
l am going to fight every bout on the
square.
Il will fight Jeff just the same as Jim
Corbett did John L. Sullivan, and you
know what happened. He will be danger
Gus for a time, and l know he can hit. He
never was good on evading a iab, and
none of them ever rammed left hand in
his face like I will.