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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-06-17
Boys Wash Suits, Russian and Sailor 3
SECOND FLOOR.

Fuu cut mdel
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Ts o
BoSR Rom
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02
oie III Deutidlanb niaI.

-@egen Die III Deutidlano mai.
ienboft berbreiteten lleberiebungeu
Der amerifonii6en nNic Gotier"
&omane lit e1blih eit enetg;jdJcr
&reu55ug eroffnet luoroen, oelln Sic.
ie, bon bal6tpii6iieen &nnbeu nit
SeiBbunger beri6lungenelt Mduser-
gel6idten tragen 5meifelloS Die
SanptihulO on ben 3oblreiden
&ol6anfa1en, ginbriiden ulto an
bern 8erbreden, bie in Der lebten
Belt BON nod Die Sdule beindea.
oen ODER oeriel6en faum elltipad)ie.
men S,lneem beriibt noroen iilt6.
Can't Der gentiibuiteen elmer gre-
Ben an5obI Don berborrngenbon
@eiitliden uno 2ebrern Got ii6 Elm
8erein bon 9u6bdnblern Jebiioet,
Die iid perpfli6ten sic sic e5ugeno
beroerbenben omerifoniiflen urlO
englilden ! Dime Nopels" nidt 81
fiibren mo Ser @erfreitnng ber-
ielben in iebcr ntoglihen 0eiie etlt-
9egen 81 arbeitell. Ser 4nmpi &c.
gen Die inlportierte Shunollierotur
miro bonn Gublifum lebbait llrter-
itiibt u1o es ioa gegen sic @udj'
bdnoler uno &olporteure, ipcIdJe Die
&1ubergeididten peiter berfm!ie1,
elm aIgemeiner 8opcott ms &erf
geieBt meroen.
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Der Gdlulrat.

Ser Shulrat bat in ieirer anger.
oroentli6en 0%eriammlung az; iesten
Donneritag beidloiien, eie Mbeno-
i6ule, ipelhe iid i'm lesteli Sdul.
iobr 10 ausge5eidnet bepdbrt bat IN
oieiem Sabre nod gu erlpeiiern uni
gu pergr0Bern. 9a man Sic s(lters-
bei6ranfung, Die i'm Iesten Sahre
anf 19 Sabre feitgeiebt, fallell &c.
laiien, glaubt man, oaB hie @etei-
ligune iid p~erooppeln pirb ,llo gu,
perintenoent 2ufin pur6e altori.
iiert, einen Brin5ipol uno 5luei
SMlfslebrer an5uitellen, berel 9(llf.
|gobe ansihlieBli6 Die glbehoi6uIe
iein ioa.
Nier meitere 2ebrerinlIei pllroell
auf 8efMrportung DON Siiperinten.
bent 2u,in angeiteQt, I'M bic onrd,
Heiignation entitanoenel1 Gofal15cll
gu filler. gs mareit oies Sic Wtilles
Nellie Hearce, Mlice @inrberIp, @lt-
no Mc@regor uno Grace Corn. Weib
Corp miro i'm 9epartemlent oes
Oeuti6en, Die iibrigen III Den 8ranl.
mar.S dJulen angeite1t.
Or. Sobn Otto 9enlp ipllrOe aIs
Sdulnr5t init einerli Sal6r bon $25
per Monat angeltellt. Sic 9flihter,
oieIee @r5tes iollen geitallsr feItee.
itelft un6 ein 8erid)t al Del. Shul.
rat in gelpiiien 3eitabidui!ter ge.
for6ert tperoen.
Oog goufomite nleloete, bnB hte
@r6eiten on Sdule SO. 1, IS, IS,
20 uro Ser @rant-S dule ponenoet
nno aitgenommell ieien.
gs lit cine 8eipeeullg uurter Der,
Sebrern I'M @anee 5ur 8riinbuue
eines 9eniionsfonos itnb 81, oicienl
3pede ioa cine inforporierte @cle(t-
1hdft inter Dem Nomeil San 2(n.
tonic Bublic Shool Gead)ers @ere.
bolent @iiociotion" gegriinoet lper.
ben. Der S6lilrot min ourd ieinell
@npnlt unteriu6en laiien, Oh cr ge.
leBl1h b erebftgt 1T, moimtlid) 80
Gents BON benz Sal6r eincs ieoen
2ebrers fir oieien 5onb auriid5u-
bolten menn er ourh elmo Betitton
bon so Bis 80 8ro5. Der 2ebrer oosll
du~fgeforoert miro. Beniions6eref,
tigt ioa ieoer 2ebrer fem ser 20
Sabre an ben offentliden Sdnlsn
in Gan @utonio eelebrt bot, Of CT
bann o%ienitunfdbig lit ooer niht. Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

@eniion ioa 5000 iabrli6 tctragen.
IS beiBt ~oaerbines, BOB otl6 eine
Sppoiition geget bieiet Blon, mo-
ntentli6 unter oen iiingeren 9e9rern
unO lolden Glterelt, pelde ldi1ge I'M
S6ulfa6, aber nod ni6t lonee IN
Son Mntonio parell, bsltebt, urp
bab es i6mer fauen miiroe, Die gent
9enoen l1nteridriften GIT eillcr iol~
den 8etition GIT erbalten. Ger
G6ulrot miro baber in Oieier 9e6ie=
bune iebr porii6tig %Oorongebel uno,
obgleid er sic 8eniionS=S0ee befiir-
mortet, feline S6ritte tnn, cfne
bon minoeiters 80 Gro5elt Der Seb=
rer oa5u olfgeforoert 81 feItt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

lie tppae iein unglid ni6t! : Nun
i'd pergeiie oen Sag ME, Die beitir5-
ten @eiidter Der @aite, ols bas Sc
rii6t oieier 8eigerung onfing iiG 81
perbreitett, u1to oen i1redliden 3urn
oes 9ruoers Ser 8rol1t. = @as itb
III ibren 3immern abseipielt bat, 1T
ME in oas 8ublifum eeorungen; i'd
tpeiB nur, oab iie BET ibrer @eige-
rnng beborrte uno boB er iid an
@beno beiieIben Cages I'M @artcn
eri6oB. Sofia tout"
Inne Warie i6tpieg; iie nor blei6
g%etporben. ul1nb iie, Eonie?"
frogte oos Mdoden mad elmer
8ouie.
Sic? Scum, tie lebt meiter, Tie
beiratete ioeor in ni6t gu larger
3eit, lie liebte i'm eben nid)t, Gnne
Mearie. : @er fennt lein eiee1t
9er8l"
@inen @ugenblid ihien es, als pb
Slime Morie ontnorten poqe, dber
tie idlob oie 2ippen uteoer; cs uurb
ltia in Dem 3immer. Sic batte iid)
iebt 5uriidgelebnt fait mar CO, ols
idal1re Tie leiie 5uiammen, rno lire
augen boftetet iinneno olf oemgil0e
Dor ibr. Drouben i6lltg Ser Regen
NIT permebrter @epolt an Sic Gen-
Iter uno Der 8ino iogte groRe idnec=
ige Sloden in ipirbelnoem Eonac So
5miiden; @prilmetter, &ineen uno
admpfen, Stiirmen uno 1oieaL es
min Sriibling meroenl
lGortietlIno foInt.)
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Sulnnb.

= Sn Ser Sisung Ser yMnterican
9or 4iiociotion" 5u Chattanooga
bradte 6ie Chattanooga Bar Miio-
ciation" cinen 8ei6luB Elm, burd
ben fe ibr @eoauern oariher alls-
ipri1t, boB ser @obofot gbarllee,
zines ibrer Mitelieber, sic Mnflo-
aegen gegen Soiepb s. gboote Dor
Die &onpentiotl Ser u@u1erican gar
g(iiociation" gebra9t 1attc. Giant
lee ielbit iprab iein 9eoallerrt bier
iiber mls nno bat, Die gingabe, 10
lueit lie bon ibln ausgege, mieoer
suriid5ieben 5u biirfen. o. M.
Sorror BON SEEM Orleans mltrbe
gum Br6iioenten ser ,antericaln 9or
@iiociation" gepablt. @r bieIt cine
Geoe, III ser er iib NIT GROCER Cut
idiebenbeit gegen Die Meoe, Die
Mooiepelt in 4anias gegalten bat
ousipra6. Die Inli6ten Die &oole=
belt lit ibr geaubert babe, ieien
gefabrli6; Die yMlnerican 8ar Mi-
location" ioGe Stelln1tg ne6n1en &c.
gegen &%opiebelt II. 6ooiepelttismus.
Die S6ulbeborbe bon ct.
2ouis bat Wasregeln eefroffen, ener>
Gid geeen Die S6iiler n~oraugcben,
mel6e nl1ter Dem 8oripanoe oee
4ranfbeit 5ubauie bleiben. IS lit be-
idloiien nor6en, 4rolfenuarteril1-
tten 81 engagieren, tpelde Die angeb-
li1 franfen &inoer ilt iGren 91its
fern aufiuhen nerben, I'M ielt5uitels
len OF iie mirfli6 10 franf iino, haB
lie ni6t CUR S6uIe fomulen for=
men. Man min porIdufie nit flint
Iolden @arterinnen altfangen, mo
mern Dos Spltem iih beiuabrt, 10
ioaen onoere engaeiert merOen.
Gin @eger nomens 9fif
Sbompion iprlrbe in Der @egeno bon
@rmorp Miii., sebanet. St botte eli.
nen @neriff auf elm Observation-Disclosures
meiBes Mao6en gema6t mo lpar
bon bemielben lofort ipisoererfannt
noroen.
- Gurtib bot Sen Sing iiber sen
@rie-See 5uriidgema6t. gr gebrau6.
te cine Stunoe unb AZ Minuien oo-
gu, tros0en elm itarfer @ino gegen
i'm blies.
= Srou Spoe, bie @ottin bes
Or. Spoe in aanius gitp, Der luegen
@ergiftung oes Willionars Sipope
gu lebenslongIidem 3udtbaus Der.
urteilt lit, lit bon einem anaben
entbunoen moroen. 0os Qino Itorb
ober aln ielben Modn1ittag.
- 9ie grnte BON Sea Sslono
Cotton, Ser berii6mten 8mummol1e,
Die ouf oen Snieln an ser &iiite
@eorgia's ee3ogen miro, beirdgt oies
Sobr rlur 96,656 @oller, I'm 5000
gaGen meniger offs .lestes Sobr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

Sn @ein lit @abrbeit lnb init
beioen pflegt man an5uitoBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

geniIgenoe Mn5abl betIammciL oaltrt
miro ibnen ste 8etition micoer 5lt-
gelteGt unb tie mliien cine neue
Yetition einrei9e1L penlt lie Die
Sa6e meiter perfoleen mo1en. SIT
o6er o1es nit ben unteridriiten in
Sronung, oann Ioa Ser StGotclerf
Die Yetition iofort oen aommiiia-
rem porlegen. Ste &onninili,irc
fonnen nun 5neierlei tun: lie f6n-
men entweoer oie Sroinan5. 10 mic
iie in Der Betition porgeihlaoelt
tit, annebmen ooer tie fonneR cine
Ibitimmung iiber 1ie onieBen, reip.,
lpenn cine aG9emeine @abl ut Den
ndblten neun5ia Saeen ltattfinost,
%anoronen ooB BET oieier ollgenei-
men @obl iber iie obgeitimnlt per.
oe. @iro Damn cine iol6e Srbi-
1tan5 aneetommen, 10 fonn fie
ni6t anoers miberrltfen peroen, ols
bur6 cine %abernolige 8olfsab-
thinning. Die &ommi1iGre fonltet
cine ioI6e Sroinan5 nidjt nioer,
rufen, tie fonnen MIR einc Ibltiln-
mung ousibreiben, in Der ii6er Der,
@ioerruf Der Sroinur5 entidicsen
mer0en ioa.
Natiirli6 fonnen Die &ommiii1re
feline 8~onoausgobe o%noronel, ebe
niht Die Steuer8abler in elmer 81
fentli6en %Ibitimmu11g entI6iebetl
babenz Oh oas @elb eeborat meroell
ioa ooer ni6t. MebnIif i'll es nit
Der '8onoausgobe fir iogellomate
uSmpropement 9iitricts" 500 oaf
cine cine @bitimmtng ltattiinoen
muB, an Der ii6 aber aae Stin1ul-
geber, bte in benz 9iltrift foobnen
ODER Die gigentum BORT bobell be.
teiligen fon1ten.
Sammtltde flint 8ommiiidre BE-
fommen einen feiten @ebalt, oeun
man ernartet, baB iie iid got15 Sen
@ei6aften Ser Staot miomen. Der
Mapor erbalt $4,000 1;no leher
Ser bier anoern &onmiliGre $4,000
per Sobr.
/ gs iinb Dies Die bauptiatliditeil
@eitimmungen oes CHARTERS, fpefGe
Die meientli9iten 0erduoerungen
bon unierer iesieen @erfaiiul1g emit
balten. @ir fiigen iebt noGJ siniee
aIgemeine geltimmungen ein5u,
Die beabtensmert iino:
0ie &ommiiiare ioGen 6os M.G)t
baben, cine logenannte ySraining
Shool" ein5nridten, in Ser oer-
pobrloite ainoer aufnabme fi1oe1
1ollen.
Niemano fam gu eittem Mmt
ernannt lperoelt, lpeld)er Ser Stabt
Snn antonio Steltern ODER ionit ct
mas fd)uloet.
Ser Staot bleibt oas &ctbl por6e-
baIten, oie Staten ODER 9reiie it,
geno elmer Bubble Serpicc Cont
panp" mie @aiiertperfe, 9eleud-
tungsseieIidaft, StraBenbabn lifp,
DER ne @ere1flame ODER Yrlplleglen
berlieben Bat, gu reeulieren.
Die Staot lit fir feinen Sdanen
peranttportli9, petln nidt Der @e-
treffenoe innerbalb ie9s5ig Gage,
na6oem er SEN Sdaoen erlitten bat,
Den Mapor i6riftlid bon ser So
DIE in &ennt1is iebt.
Die aommiiiion bot Die gfIidt
uno oas &e6t, Masreeeln gu tref.
fen, UNI ben SluB uno Die o1ibern
fliebenben Strome I'M Staotgebiet
rein 5u bdlten.
9rrd oieie, rein obieftio gebalte-
ne ueberitdt meroen uniere 2eier
mol ein 5iemlid gutes Bib bon
ben 8eitimmurtge1 Deg nelen gbor-
tiers befommert. @ir neroen ipa-
ter eir5elne Seile belielbeu beipre.
den, INN uniern 2eiern Die 9eoelt-
tung iomie ben @ert reip. oen I'm
tpert oerielben flor gu NADER.
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IS rettete ieim 2ebem.

u@Ge glaubten, id miirOe mein
gein perlieren," idreibt S. u. Smen.
len bon @otertomn isis. y 3ehn
Sabre lang lit i6 am eczema lltb
Is 0oftoren fonnten MIDI ridt fu-
rierenL Big ib 8udlens @rnica Sol-
be benubte, Die mid bollig geiulo
modte." 25c BET auen 9rltggiIteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02
Wadl harter Saaesarbeit

ihmeraen aopf uno @iiden Der Sars-
frau. Rein 8unoer, iuenn ibre
2artne etmas miirriib lit. sic miro
lire quite 2autte mieber erlougcil,
na6oem iie Die S6n1er5eit nit Or.
Nidter's o8ain-grpeGer" nertriehe,,
bat. 9as lit oerielbe 5ilperldiiige
Sreuno Ser Menidbeit, bclt man
felt Sobren in gang europa in fait
ieber Samilie porfinbet. % ,ulb so
Gents Sic Slai6e in allell oeutidjels
g(potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02

SaItet Cure iuidtieiten Srea.
ne in Sronulle, ipenn Sbr mabreno
Ser Walaria-3eit geiunb ieil1 mont.
Bridlp Alb 8itterS retnigt
llno itdrft ben Maeen, Die Better
uno @%ingeneibe, rutb madt bna gp-
item pioerltonbsfdbig geser arenf'
beitsfetme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-02
81 tier /.
9(n1 Weittnod aben0,


Mn1 Mittpo6 aben0, gegen
$50 l1br, lief ein groBes Gouriitelt=
@utonobil, neldes lebr icbnel( mo
obrte 2idter gefobren iein iod on
ser Sit=Gomnlerce 5traBe ,nabe Der
@riife, eeeen einen 3peilisigen @a-
gen, in mel6enl ii6 6 Berinltea fe-
fonoen lno 5ertriimmerte 6enielbe1
poGitdnbie. Son Sen Snlaiien bes
@ogens erlitt SRI. Ilma SieDert,
Die ~1Sidbrige So6ter boil s. 6.
Siepert, @ormo1n in ser Gone Slar
0rolterei, idmer5li6e, mern ot6
ni6t eefGbrlide 8erlebunqen. Die
ii6rige11, Slllius Siepert, Mrs. Safe
a11bnau unb orei fleine &inoer fa=
men nit eineln tiidtieen 9urd)rilt,
teln oaboi1. Or. @mos @robes IT.
Ser berbeigerufen muroe, erflGrte,
oob BEL Ser iungen Dame felne ano,
fen gebrpden ieien, ober lire lie
b~erfubruna mad Dem Sosnital bod
geroter lei. 9(uf ibren 8uni6 itoro
man bierpon iebo6 ob. Die Sn=
Ioiien oes Mutomobils muBtet fih 10
ruid) 51 etttfernerL boB ser ner6ei-
aerufene 9oli8iit iie ni6t mcgr auf-
finoen fonnte.
: Der Snternationale Club er=
nablte folgenoe 9ireftoren fir BEN
| nGdIten hoIbiGbrliden Serntin: 8.
81. Coleman, er-officio; 8indeiter
&elio, Or. 81. Gafferp, S. 81. G6apa,
Son1er CABS, 9(lfreo 9uerler, Sen.
81. 8. Mper, Sol. Sobn s. Gleni,
9. s. 0i6olion, 8. s.. Seplor,
%. 9. 31ttle, Or. S. S. Gonlbe>
$. s. anoerion, Or. @. 81. aill1,
81. &. M1iGs, s. &. Bbelps, 9. g.
grunoage, s. 9. 8iggs, So6n 5.
6entimon, $. g. @ffled, 81. @.
Carr, SO. 6. SiGimon, It W.
@aiber, OF. 9. g. Cunningham lllo
Sobn g, Smeet.
= Mus 2oramont, Colo, FAM bic
3odridt, ooB Serr 9e @itr Clinton
goainger bon San g(nton;o, bier
236 Sing @iaiom StraSe mobn=
baft, bort nod fur5er &ranf6elt on
Tneumonio g~eitorben lei. Seine
Srou uno 8 &inoer befanocl iib bel
ibm. Serr 8olinger foln crit Dor
2 Sobren nod San Mntpnio, luar
9ibiiions-4 nmolt Ser @alrei,on
Sarirsburg ans San antonio Giie1l<
balm, unb itomntte aus @aco, 100
er nit SEQ. Glarf an elmer MOpofa=
ten-5irmo beteiligt mar.
llnier @eiunobeitsrat belt OH
0onneritag cine DISCRIMINATING d6,
ood muroen babel mn Die regetma-
biaen Goutine=@ eidGfte erleoigt.
Die @eibate in Der 6ieiigen
Deputy 3oG-G innebmers=Gffic ba-
ben in Ser letten 3eit 10 5u9ettotl=
rten, oaB bic @nlteaung zines ipeite-
rem 8eamten %ltotlpenoig mltroe. 6reo
Gibbs, ieit mebrcren Sabren 3oil-
inipeftor in Gagle IoB, lit 81 Bic
lem Soften erronnt.
81. g. @otpell, elm @rentler
altf oent oentiidten 3ug ser 5. &
g. sc. gabn, fiel auf Scr Bride,
nobe Der &reu5urtg bes Sumlet-@e.
leiies, bon elmer ggpr @or" uro
brod, Dos redte gein o6erGoib oes
anies. CT muroe nad brln Santa
9soia Soipitol 8ur> gebonolung ac-
bro6t.
Die Sputbmeitern 2ono Cor
poration of San Mntonio bat ibr Sd
pital BON $4,000 atf 100000 er-
bobt.
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Gas Seras saunbcr

BELT a1e Nteren gIaTen nnh r1elt-
matii6e 2eioen; bel alen grugeiIietl
ODER 2 monatlibe 8ebanolung per
Boft fir 81. Or. 6. IS. SaG. 292C
Slibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. Sdrelbt
fir 3eugnilie.
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9erlanat

cine @Sfin in einem Saus6olt bon
orei 8erfonen. Gutter Colin. Nadsu-
frogen In Der Office Der uSreien
Yreiie".
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Wahl : Wn,eiae.

@ir 1inb autoriiiert. Germ SuIius
8eaI ala &anbibdt fir Bienertpabl fit
ben Gtaatsena ar1sufiinbtgen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

the first few exchanges. "The Gen
tleman Boxer sat on his second S knee
glaring at his enemy, while Jackson
blew a fine spray into his ears and re-
treshed him with swab cloths. Mer-
doza was still grave and composed. hav-
ing apparently suffered nothing beyond
a cut under his mouth
When the half minute was called the
men advanced 10 the center quickly. but
it was Immediately apparent that Hum
phries had decided 10 change his method,
having found the other too expensive. He
led off with caution. rcservlng himself
for Dams attack. and the two spared for
some minutes without damage. This was
exactly Ncndoza's game. The crowd for
got TO cheer and watched In breatbless
hush while. the boxers went through some
OF the cleverest and prettiest manoeu-
wiring that had been ever been seen In
England They circled slowly. Dan clos
ing in occasionally with IL swift rattle
of blows and seemingly nvulnerable
against the others return. He coaded
his man continually. HumphrIcs was no
match for him in such test OF deN-
terity. and twice. thrice and again Dan
jumped In with one of his straight
smashcs TO the jaw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Rise of Mendoza, the "Great Master
FOUNDER OF Definite School of Pugilism. His
Battle With Richard Humphries Left Him the
Logical Claimant to the Worlds Championsb;

herccly, IIumphries recovering his lost
ground and landing twice on Dan IS
law. The Whitechapcl boy closed at
this, and they wrestled desperately,
Mendoza clingjng TO his adversary in
the trip and taking part of the shock
of the fall. Both men were up and
Ia their corners nimbly, the crowd howl
ing approval of the equal division OF
hOnors,
Humphries left his seconds knee
and sprang forward with uudiminished
yigor at the calling Of the next round.
He repeated his former maneuver with
even greater determination, forcing
Dan back with Il ripping body blow that
the latter only partly parried. Humph'
ries seemed SET upon making Mendoza
suffer in this round and slashcd home
twice with his right, following M with
a swing 10 the Jaw. Dan met the at
tack manfully covering himself neatly
against the shower of blows and wait.
ing his opening calmly lie had been
rushed back almost TO the rails when
Humphreys s first burst Of energy be.
traycd him into lifting mis- guard. Men.
doza ducked and rushed in, planting n
iarring lab to the ribs and hooking an
other behind the ear. HUMPHREYS,
staggered by the last smash, ran in and
closed, taking another clip to tho ear
before he made his hold He tried a
cross buttock. which Dan avoided, and
they fell together, Humphries under
Meath
HUMPHREYS needed the attention of
his second during the interval, plainly
shaken by the decided check he had
received, Mendoza IS friends went wild
over his showing, having feared lest
HUMPHREYS should ovetwhelm him in
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The last drove u-s aGyersary's head up
and back. and Humphrics. hopelesslv out
classed in science. resumed his rushing
with cry of anger, Mendoza, who had
been waiting for Just this result dodged
n terrific swing at his head and launched
himself forward, planting a full blow
straight upon his opponents mouth. with
all his strength behind It, HumphrIes
was carried fairly OF his feet and
crashed TO the floor. landing on his shoul-
ders. Ward and Jackson hurried for
ward and dragged him 10 his corner.
while lrenzied burst OF applause broke
from the spectators. Irrespective OF partl-
sans; in recognition Of the mastery work
OF Mendoza.
What do you think OF that?" asked
Sir Thomas Aprcece, turning Ia HamiI-
ton with q twinkle.
Il am almost ready TO believe YOU were
right" answered the colonel, nodding.
But shall first want to see how Hum
phries stands it,"
To the satisfaction OF his followers
Humphrics stood II we'll After the min
lsuatlons Of his attendants. he walked
steadily TO the center for the fourth
round and led of strongly. " with more
caution. He was rewarded heartily.
the throng recognizing his courage and
nerve He had not abated one iot Of his
confidence. which was ever one of his
best traits. and as he shot over n snap
ping left 10 the face it was apparent 10
all that the gentleman boxer" was far
son. and Mendoza. after an ineffective
Jolt TO the body, closed. They wrestled
and fell, without advantage TO either.
HumDhrles had recovered much OF his
strength at the opening OF the fifth round.
AS usual. he commenced hostlIities with
drive TO the face which Dan avoided
deftly. Mendoza giving ground, Hum
phries followed him with great resolution
and landed a left-handcr to the ribs.
which cut Dams right side in GlanciDg,
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their hands met, the next they had
fallen warily on guard.
Humphries stood with his feet well
apart and his arms up and out. it
was his custom to lead with the right
and stop with the left, and he depended
upon the weight of his body rather
than length Of swing for Furnishing
blows. Mendoza Is attitude was more
natural, if not SO impressive. His arms
were held closer to his body. with his
left slightly advanced, allowing him
greater power at in6ghting, where he
excelled.
"The Gentleman Boxer" had dc.
cidcd his own plan of campaign in ad-
vance, from his knowledge of Dan IS
tactics. No sooner had they drawn
back from the handshake than he be
gan the sct-to with great dash and
spirit. launching a tremendous right
handler, which Mendoza avoided by
stepping aside. Mendoza seized the
second of advantage 10 bore in with
two swift iabs to The ribs. which drove
Humphries back Humphries recov.
cred himself, however, and they rallied
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A little more than year after
"Tom - Johnson S defeat of Isaac Per
rims, in 1889. The champion. weakened
by careless living, fell before "Big
Ben - Brain. Brain, Il courageous and
hard hitting fighter of the old school,
though not classed by contemporary
critics with such men as johnson and
Perrins in their prime, was still nom
inally in possession Of the title when
he died, in 1894. After his defeat of
Johnson he did not appear again IN
the ring.
While johnson was still undisputed
leader of the sport, new group of
fighters was developing. headed by
Richard HUMPHREYS. "Thc Gentleman
Boxer" Daniel Mendoza. who was
beginning to win laurels, was regarded
as the greatest rival of Humphries.
After casual setto by way of trial
they fought three times. the result ,es-
tabiishing Mendoza S superiority be-
yond auestion Long before The death
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like the. stroke OF a saber. The White
chapel boy was wary and allowed his
adversary to force the fighting. since he
seemed so minded. He struck Humphries
repeatedly upon the jaw and neck. but
seemed unable to get power into his
blows The odds, which had risen enor-
mously In Mendoza's favor, now fell
again. for Humphries appeared ID be fresh
After some minutes of sparring and
shifting Dan found opening and
stepped in to closer quarters. II was
ing him Off with outstretched guard was
not TO his liking. and he bored In with
some telling body smashes Humphriess
whipped out another OF his powerful cuts
TO the ribs. Dan was alert this time and
caught the blow on his arm. al the same
time countering with a handy smash
TO tho enemy's face Humphries STUN
bled and lunsed TO return the blow. fall
ing as Dan skipped out OF reach.
Closing In
In the sixth round Humphries was
clearly in need of respite from Mendoza S
artillery, and he lost no time In closing
for wrestle Dan tried TO avoid him.
and got home two chopping blows to the
face before Iiumphries made good his
ute when Mendoza. who distressed his
adversary exceedingly by jammlng down
his head and interfering with his wind.
tripped neatiy and fell on top.
which Humphres drew his strength. and
when time was called for the seventh
round he stepped up briskly once more
going on the offensive. At leading off he
delivered "A ripping righthander that Dan
could not quite avoid. Tho blow swept
along the left side OF Mendosa's head.
tearing the ear and laying the scalp open.
The Whitechapei boy did not seem wor-
ried. and after parryihg two lunges. game
back strong with n clip over the other
eye. They wrestled and fell Immediately
and when Humphries was propped on his
seconds knee II was seen that his right
eve was closed and out of commission
for the rest OF the tight Odds on Men
doza jumped again.
At the opening OF the eighth round
Humphries started In for vengeance.
Needless OF repeated but ineffective 1abss
20 the body delivered by Dan he set
the pace and again swung and lunged at
the others face. Mendoza was hard
pressed and seemed unable 10 get in
telling check. while he gave ground slow
ly. Humphries followed him dogeedly;
scorning Dams shower Of body blows and
protecting his face while he drove sor-
ward. lie landed four times on the left