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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-04-09

keg 20, IL and 90 nails.
Order No. BISMARCK oath, TO |
L. Renoudet, Prairie Ave. hetwee
Main and Bayou, charged to Mrs
Henry for sidewalk,
1856 feet x12x16
312 feet 3x4xfG
| piece Ok 12x10
pieces x12xS rs
256 pieces ii XXI
Order No. 134-MarcIi 28th, TO p
l.. RenOudet, curbing OH Iberia ST
charged to Yves Arnandez
81 feet TX 12x16
pieces 2x6x1O
charged to corporation
81 feet 2x6x16
Order No. 135-March 2sth, to X
L. Renoudet, crossing on Main at1
jefferson
pieces 2x6x18
8 pieces 2x6x20
pieces sX6x12
Order No. 136--March 2sth, to P
L. Renoudet, Bridge crossing on
Iberia st.
5 pieces 2x12x14
pieces fx6x12
A communication from the Mayor
was read recommending that the
offer of the Mt. Carmel Convent
to donate strip of land on Bridge
street at the intersection OF Du-
perier avenue, in order that the
streets may be widened at this in
When it was moved by
Mr.. Lassalle, seconded by Mr.. Rem
Oudet and carried by the following
Yea and Nay vote, Yea, Messrs.
Miguel, Girard, Renoudet, Train
or, Ribbeck and Lassalle, Nay,
none, that the offer of the Mount
Carmel Convent be accepted, and
that the Street and Bridge Com
mittee be authorized to look after
the widening of this street.
1t was moved by Mr.. Renordet,
seconded by Mr.. Miguel and car
ried by the following Yea and Nay
vote, Yea, Messrs. Miguel, Girard,
Trainor, Ribbeck and
Nay none, that the Mayor
himself to take up the mat
ter OF the reduction Of the cost of
insurance, and that after investi-
CATION they report their findings
to the Council.
The Mayor appointed on said
Messrs. Ribbeck and
RenOudet.
It was moved by Mr.. Lassalle,
seconded by Mr.. Trainor and car
ried that permission be granted to
DeBlanc & Landry to place a cross
ing across Main street in front of
their place Of business, at their
expense
It was moved by Mr.. Ribbeck,
seconded by Mr.. Renoudet and car
RED by the following Yea and Nay
vote, to wit: Yea, Messrs. Miguel
1irard, Renoudet, Trainor, Rib
Deck and Lassalle, Nay none, That
he Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company,
De Immediately ordered to place
:roasings over their tracks on
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REGULAR MEETING
BOARD Of TRUSTEES
City Of new IBERIA, LOUISIANA
TREASURES REPORT


New IBERIA, La, April /, 1919
For the month ending March 81
General Fund
February 28, 1910, balance, 43673.2 %
Amt. deposited by collector
during March, -,---- --- 1854 81
1921 90
Amt drawn during March. 1875 81
March 81, 1910, OvcrdraWn. $,67 ~
SPECIAL 3-MILL BOND TAX.
February 2sth, 1910, Bal. 80 1855. 10
Amount deposited by Col
hector during March, 3l5 90
March 3lst. 1910, Balance. 5000 10
SPECIAL 2 MILL SCHOOL TAX.
February 28ih, 1910, Bal 1888
Amount deposited ny Col
hector during March, $500 5000
5l3.83
Amount drawn during
March 1910 -.- .-----= HOSP
March 3lst. 1910, Balance. 1881
SPECIAL RAILROAD TAN
February 2Sth, 1910. Ball.. 1905 90
Amount deposited by Col
looA~,, ,l,,.,, tIn,,I itiE an
March 3lst, 1910, Balance 100000
Respectfully submitted,
t. Il. DELHOMMER,
I treasurer.
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THIRDS OF THE PEOPLE

2lRDS OF THE PEOPLE
eountry live I'm rented
Ecu cannot spUsis1 in your
On rent Teceipt6. They
senat9 or 0therfEalue, ex-
relIc4o yea Tony. Re-
~ % I've another Year Tor
= pqpsible) in q hG6se that
"a tned with ITO LET"
the lSnle6rd have 1t
4QEp0<n home. Consult
IRA BUILDING ASSN.
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New iberia, La, April 1

The Mayor and Board Of Trus-
tees met this day in regular session
with Mayor J. s. Power in the chair
and the following members pres
ent and absent, to wit
Messrs. Renoudet, Mi
CUES, Girard, Trainor, Rihheck, and
Lassalle.
Absent Messrs. SouthWell and
Erath.
The minutes OF the last regular
meeting were read and approved
on motion of Mr.. RenOudet, sec
onded by Mr.. Girard. and carried.
The reports Of the Collector,
Treasurer, Clerk, Street Commits
siOner, and lmpounder Of Stock
were read and ordered spread on
the minutes, on motion of Mr.. Gil
rard, seconded by Mr.. Migues. and
carried.
The said reports are as follows,
to wit
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|
outside sidewalks.
Order OF Lumber for March.
Order No. Bismarck 1st, to P
L. Renoudet, across Bayou, two
small bridges.
pieces 4x6x1O
pieces 2x2x1O
IL pieces / 1-4x6x4
Order No. 12S-March 18th, to p.
L, RenOudet, on Madison between
Center and Bank Ave-, charged to
Henshaw estate.
100 feet 2x12x16
so pieces Xxx
Order No. 1128-March 18th, to P.
L. Renoudet, engine house on big
bridge.
8 pieces weather boarding,
6 inches K IA
6 pieces 2x4x10
2 pieces 1x8x14
Order No. Bismarck 18th, to p.
L. Renoudet, iberia and Dale. side
walk, charged to r. r. Chiasson.
80 feet 2x12x Is
2 pieces 11-4x6x4
Order No. 13t-March 22nd, to p.
L. Renoudet, four crossings.
pieces 2x6x12
IL pieces 11-4x6x6
pieces SKIP
pieces 2x6x16
pieces 2x12x14
6 pieces 4x6x12
16 pieces 2x6x20
4 pieces 2x12x12
8 pieces 4x6x10
16 pieces 2x6xH
8 pieces 2x6x22
Order No. 1s2-Aarch a2nd, O..
Renoudet.
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loIRSTANT CEMETERY
ION will hold it's regu-
election OF officers on
!londay in May next,
= FULL attendance Of
III. = = requested and urg-
n. L. PoNRRoY,
0ect'ys
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Aliet w AT comes Ieace ana Love.
Alice, Where art thou Going2
A Little Ray OF Sunshine Follows
Each Dark Cloud.
All she gets from the tcenan is lee,
Always Be Doing
Amina, Queen of the Night.
And the finish was-She Did.
And they say He went to College.
Angel Voices.
Arrah Arabia.
As High as the Stars and as Deep
AUNT MARY.-Waltz.
AVE MARIA-O Heavenly Father.
AVE MARIA-From nLegaci,s'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Step.
Bamboo Baby.
BEAUTIFUL PARIS.-Waltz.
Because He Loves His Mother.
Beneath the Sunny Skies OF Blue.
BERCEUSE-A Cradle Song.
BILLY.
Bonnie Jean.
Bonnie Sue Sunshine.
Boys in Blue are turning Gray.
Bright Eyes.
BrOncho Buster Jim.
Budweiser's a friend of Mine.
Build Your Nest, Away down in
My Heart
Bully for Cook.
BY the Sea.
Bygone Days.
Call Around for Me.
CARMENCITA-a Spanish Divertis
CARNATION.
Garry Me Off in A Big Balloon.
CASCADES.-a Rag.
Central, Give me New York Town. Y
Cherry in the Glass.
Chicken Patty-a little rag pie.
CHRYSALIS.
THE CIRCUS CALIOpE.
Climbing the Ladder of Love.
A-Intermezzo.
COLONIAL GUARDS March.
Come Back.
Come out in the Moonlight.
Come to the Land Of Bohemia.
Como lie Gusta.-How do you like
Coon with the Panama.
Cupid's Grammar
DANCE of the KATY-DIDS.
DAT LOVIN' RAG.-Two Step.
OF THE AMIR. REVO
Dawn of a Tomorrow.
TE.-IntermezzO..
DEVOTION.-Valse Lente.
DOLORES.-Gavotte Sentimentale.
RIDE.-In Central Park.
Down in that Valley Fair.
FALL IN LINE.-March, Two Step
Farewell Prosperity.
THOUGHTS.
FLOWER SONG.
FOREST KING March,.
Friday Cat.
Urls who Want to Go Upon the
Stage
iibson Bathing Girl.
iirlie.
live Me Your Love.
live Thanks.
iLORY of JAMESTOWN March,
ioing to Sleep.
Golden Links are Broken.
iolden Stairs.
food Bye, Pal
food Old Dollar Bill.
iYPSY'S PRAYER Waltz,
land Me Out a Laugh.
lave You Ever Heard it Told that
Way Before.
IEARTS Of OAK Schottische.
heavenly Visitors.
Iello Peaches
Iindoo Honey.
IOTEL BENTLEY.-Ma
Ionora Doolin.
louise That Jack Built.
Am Lonesome for You, Dixie.
cant think OF nothing in the wide
World but You.
d Like to see You Get Along.
Don't Like Search-light.
F WERE A BIRD.
Get Dippy When / do that Two
Step Dance.
Have No Other Sweetheart But
You.
Love. But Thee Resale.
ii be There With Bells On.
m Tired OF Living Without You.
m the Human Night Key of N
NDIAN SUMNER wo-Step.
! the Golden Long Ago.
n THE LEAD.
J Julia Home?
. Always Comes with the Summer.
IS Awful Nice to Love One Girl.
IS Delightful to be Married.
IS great to be a King.
We got Tickling Sensation round
My Heart for You that can't be
Scratched.
We Lost My Little Dog.
Want a fine Little Steam Yacht.
Want Girl from Yankee Doc
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FLOWER SEEDS.
New 1909 Stock
at 1fillarda News Depot.
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For Job Printing go to Millard's.
L. F. WILLARD.
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IMPOUNDED STOCK
New Iberia, La, April 1, 1910
March 9Th, one horse,... ...... 81 90
March 9Th, one horse ..... 81 90
TOtal,.-- $500
Respectfully,
FELIX ROMERO.
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N THING.
BOD THING.
aren't Adhesive Tape"
and effective for re-
ank-notes, books, music,
and . variety OF 9th
-. It combines rapidi-
etectiveness. 1t is made
q - for sale at Mil.
- Depot.
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REPORT OF
STREET COMMISSIONER

hGL WI
The expenses from March to April
End, 1910.
For week ending March 5th.
Carpenter a $40
1885
For week ending March 18th.
LABOR "a. y5
For week ending March 18th.
Labor 50 .65
Carpenter, on Sidewalks. 1900
$54.65
For week ending March 26th.
L0DOr,--- 34.75
Carpenters on sidewalks,- 21.OO
$55,75
For week ending April End.
Carpenters on sidewalks, 1900
SOL so
This includes the building of
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cay CLERKS REPORT.
Month Ending March Glst 1919.
q dgct Au,t
Vouchers IT,
n each, fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-08

Dear Sir Thoroughly realizing
the vital interest Of our industry In
the representatives Of this state In
the United States senate. we view
with serious apprehension the prob
ably inevitable result OF the dlyid.
cd vote on the next primary cleo.
ton, especially with SO many can.
didates from the west side
I'VE must have a senator elect.
ed from this side OF the state.
where the majority OF the popula.
ton reside and where nearly all the
manufacturing and the entire ship.
ping interests are located II IL not
only the duty Of every citizen TO
iutelllgcntiy exercise his franchise.
but In this crisis 10 act In concert
"a most imperative.
eat a meeting OF about 80 repre-.
sentativea of the varied timber In.
dusiries from all parts Of the state.
held In this city July 2. this com
mlttee was appointed 10 earnestly
solicit your attention AZ meeting
July rs at D m. az the Tacoma
Hotel. Tacoma, 10 carefully consid'
or the situation and reach a uni
formity Of action.
please Be There.
Don't fail to attend or send n
substitute. II absolutely impossi-
BILE To do either. please advise ID.
e. Skinner, care Hotel Washington,
Seattle, hy the 18th inst at the lat.
est, the candidate you prefer and
decide ~ most likely 20 be elected.
Take time TO discuss this with
every one interested In the timber
industry as well 90 others who are
IN position TO know the sentiment
IN your community. and exercise
the same judicial attitude and firm
ness OF opinion as II you were again
confronted with the hazard of an
Increase IN rates or the removal OF
the duty on lumber and shingles.
40 not beg the question by stat
ing that you will support either
candidate, as that viii only leave
the situation as Il IL now Deslg.
nate on the enclosed slip the most
satisfactory and feasible candidate
for us 10 endorse. and especially
whether you will help elect the one
chosen by the majority Of those
present and the replies received.
All replies will be considered con
fldentlal until the meeting con
venes.
sIf you will attend or send a sub
stltute, also reply TO that effect.
Very truly yours n Bloodell. J,
p. McGoldrick. NJ Il. Reed, w. II.
unord. H. +. Syendson, t. l.. eau
dette. Fred j. Hart. f. H. Pendle-
ton, George Dysart. George Mccoy.
G. G. Bronson, Jesse Ives, w. A.
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SUICIDE
USES KNIFE
AND A RAZOR

A man who destroyed every arti-
Gle that might lead to a knowledge
Of his identity committed suicide
In Ravenna park this morning He
slashed his right wrist with a razor.
threw the razor away and finished
with a pocket knife. He Is a Scan
dinavian, between so and 90 years
old. feet inches tall. weighed i75
pounds. brown hair brown nous
tache and wore a small goatee.
J. NJ. +. Johnson. 1925 18th av..
was walking IN the park al o'clock
this afternoon when he found a razor
with fresh blood on the blade. He
took 1t to the park keeper. and to-
gether they started search that
resulted In finding the body OF the
suicide. still warm, with the blood
trickling from his right wrist. In
his left hand the suicide still held
"A pocket knife. He had slowly BLEED
TO death.
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ment win intensity his popularity. it
is said.
Will Be Bitter FIGHT.

ment win intensity his popularity. it
is said.
Will Be Bitter Fight.
The issue here this fan is tho
election OF a legislature which win
either return Beveridge or choose
democratic successor to him. John
w. Kern. the announced choice Of
the state democratic convention for
the scnatorship. Is looked upon as
something Of chronic candidate.
and Is also said 10 be a close ally
of Thomas Taggert, the erstwhile
state boss, who has been practically
endorsed by Governor Marshall.
Kern has rcpudiated this idea, and
his statements win have weight
added to them should Governor
Marshall enter the lists in his be-
half
Indiana Is undoubtedly In a state
Of political revolt Even the regular
republican leaders admit this frank
ly. II is also said that a number
OF the old line Fairbanks organixa-
tion men are out TO knife Beveridge.
Whether the revolt win be capital
lied by Beveridge under the insur-
gent banner or by Kern under the
democratic is "A question admitted to
hinge largely on the ability OF
Roosevelt as political prestidigi-
tator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-08
ROOSEVELT TO INVADE
INDIANA TO HELP
INSURCENT LEADER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July S.
There win be tail TO the comet
when Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
flashes across the Indiana political
horizon ~ a speech making tour in
behalf u Senator Boverldge
Democratic political leaders In In
diana have been awaiting with con-
siderable apprehension the an
nouncement that Bwana Tumbo is
90 invade Indiana. ard for some
weeks past have been figuring on
plans 10 eontcrac, the effect Of his
coming. should he decide to assist
Beveridge.
A. a result Il IL practically decided
that the Roosevelt tour will be fol-
lowed Immediately by a speech
making found o. the state by Gov
ernor Marshall. who win plead the
cause Of John W Kern. Bryan's last
vice presidential running mate. and
the man who aspires 10 Beveridge's
toga.
Gave a Good Administration.
To an outsider this may sound
like attacking battloship with bow
and arrows. but 70 Hoosiers IL is a
different matter. Marshall was
forced into the governorship against
his own wishes hy the Indiana DEM
ocratic machine which was in des-
perate need Of compromise candi-
date Marshall responded by ig-
noring and almost disrupting the
Indiana democratic machine and
giving the state a splendid non par
tisan administration.
AS a result he has achieved ire
mendous popularity, and has been
mentioned frequently as 1912 presl-
Dental possibility He has studious-
ly avoided the limelight, but II Is
believed that IL he sets out on the
tran Of Col Roosevelt, 10 many OF
whose policies he Is violently OPP
posed. the fire win fly
Despite this. the announcement
that Roosevelt Is TO enter the lists
here was most unwelcome news to
the democratic organization The
colonel has a tremendous popularity
in Indiana. where the insurgent
movement IS rapidly gaining in
strength, and the fact that he has
apparently decided TO come out flat
footed for the progressive move
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War DAY AT WHITE CITY
/ WATCH FOR CUPONS NOW

thing 1.-The roller coaster. Mercy
I'm going yet. just shut my eyes
ana held onto him. this man. he
declares. Maybe I did. But that
was in the arrangement He's the
manager Of the roller coaster. ana
he offers 10 accompany any woman
who heaitates to 20 alone Take my
advlCe--and hesitate.
After this plunge ! scared IN the
Ferris wheel That park certainly
is a place Of extremes. You can go
up or down or IN or out or any way
you prefer You'll find after you've
tried 'ein you prefer 'em all oh,
yer. and the Merry Co Round, that's
another way 20 keep going"
And . Lot More
rs perpetual motion. You
needn't be still second. Then
there's the dance hail, with polished
floor. n that seems commonplace.
try the human roulette wheel Be
lleye me. it's no gamble: you get all
you pay for and then some a good
antidote h the circular swing. whore
you forget all your troubles as you
float In the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-08
LUMBER INTERESTS PLAN TO
GET IN BEHIND WILSON
Failing to Get Mccormack, the Weyerhauser Candi-
date. Past viii Now Back Seattle Standpatter
for the Senate.

July the big o. ,he
the hotel unite Opposition Congressman Miles Pon
dexter and tn all probability endorse John L. Wilson's
Having
confederation Mccormack. they will
Tor e intnreaia
Circulars have been biz lumberman the by
Pacific Lumber
association
circular which s dated from Seattle
elected from this aide the
Spokane urbsrmen we'll
making plain lumber
an \ behind
The circular By the lumbormen follows
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rNow. n you wiil pardon nae.
said the serious young reporter.
Il will leave yua for a leS minutes
while ! lnterstew Miss keliermau
-0h. take me along" aasa the
fluffy rpffleA young thlng with him.
clapping her hands. II VI, b.
lots Of fun"
~why. she's just "a natural aud
ordinary as other people, said
Miss Fluffy anffles she talks
and acts just like lot Of Girls l
know
what did you expectf" said the
young man. tho writes daily htern-
ture for The Man on the Street Car.
Well. when a woman - the
champion swimmer and diver Of
the world you expect her 10 have
big muscles and be kind 81 sporty
aud siaugy and maybe a bit vul.
gar. but Miss kslierman u charm
Ing: and don't believe she's more
than -"
Miss Keliernan had discussed
tho Jetfrien.Iuhuaou fight. how 10
dry halr. hoe hard " was 20 learn
her act. diabolo aud clothes and
several other thlnEa Meantime.
she sat on a stool in dressing
room. disordered as all stage dress.
ing rooms are. while Miss Crosicr.
who travels with her, fixed up her
wet locks
a Fiashy kimono.
Miss Kellerman wore a black HI
mono. with scarlet and purple
herona embroidered on A. Also
pink stockings and shoes. That
much waa evident
The young woman whose feata
startled fhs vaudeville world. and
who made an instantaneous hit
when she frat appeared az the New
York Hlppodrome a year aud half
ago. r. matter of fact about her
work. Except she was very angry
az one dramatic critic who thought
her act not 80 good as a couple OF
blackface comedians who preceded
her GA the bill.
And some one wrote In one OF the
papers. she said. that Miss Keller
man, being an Australian. vas
probably glad that Johnson had
beat Jeffries.
Nov wasn't that Just nawsty ?"
queried Annette
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-08
WOMAN HEADS BIG
TEACHERS SESSION

BOSTON, Mass, July s.--Mrs Ella
Flagg Young, who year ago was
chosen to the headship OF all the
schools OF Chicago, was elected yes.
terday TO be president of the Ma
tional association.
Mrs. Noung's supporters had TO
break the administration slate to do
this, as DIR, T. \. Snyder OF the Uni
versity of Colorado was selected by
the nominating committee for the
honor.
The association comprises prac-
tically all the teachers in the coun-
try, from graded schools 20 uni
verslties. and the headship Of the
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organization Is considered a big
honor, II Is the first time a woman
has ever been seriously considered
for the position.
Mrs. Young was principal OF one
of the big schools OF Chicago before
becoming the head Of the city
schools. and her election there came
after the foremost educators In tho
country had been considered for tho
position
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terest and corrupting influence
that In the legislature succeeded In
getting the nomination OF supreme
court judges out Of the operation Of
the direct primary Law
AZ the last meeting 81 the club
AZ Interplay. committee was Rp-
pointed 70 wnIt on the county cen.
trail committee and ask that The
four northern wards BE- allowed 90
hold a convention of its own % elect
lts own delegates 20 the state con.
ventlon. The central committee
agreed TO the plan. with the proyiso
that the delegates 50 chosen should
not go 10 the convention until ap.
proved b. the central committsc.
Last night the members OF this com.
Iniitec. VIM +. Stlliinger. J a.
Johnson. W. H. FIett. Scion r. VII.
liams and J A. I.se. presented the
resolutions which we're afterwaFd
adopted By the club.
Then Defy COMMITTEES.
Arter the adoption Of the resolu.
tiona. motion was made that no
member Of the clab should go to
the Tacoma convention should he
be requested 10 do 70 by the Re
publican County central committee,
The chair ruled the motion out Of
order. holding that the resolutions
were a recommendation 20 the re-
publlcana Of the four northern
wards 10 keep out OF the state con.
yentlon and to have nothing TO do
with 10.
The club took the position that
the central committee we're going
TO send n packed delegation 10 Ia
coma to put through list Of judges
favored BY the corporations and
that Il would be disgraceful for the
republicans Of the four northern
wards 10 be a party to the scheme.
That John L. Wilson's scheme was
simply a plan to maintain a corrupt
supreme court bench to gain cor
poration support for himself was
the declaration OF the meeting.
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steps just below me. and the key
that held the water for aponEinR or
JEFF was between my feet.
Billy Delaney handled that fight,
and n Il had not been for him II
would never have gone more than
half as long az II ala. johnson look
ed over at Delaney az the beginning
Of every round. and Delaney shook
his head 70 him right along.
"rho first time Delaney nodded 20
Johnson was IN the lfth, and every
body knows what happened In that
ana the following round. Corbett
saw tho sianale. and yelled at Ne
laney that he would get even with
him
And speaking Of corbett, he made
lot Of men who formerly liked him
sick II his tactics. Many were 80
disguised with his curalng and
swearing a. Johnson that they told
him 20 shut up. And that bunch OF
seconds IN Ieffa corner-the worst
ratified bunch that ever stood back
OF "a man. They didn't know what
they were doing at any time and
Corbett was the worst Of tho lot.
THAT blow to Jeff's right eye was
the first dope Jeff got Wen. that
awful wallop 10 the jaw that John
son landed ON JEFF IN the 18th. when
the white man went down for the
first time might not have landed II
Jeff could have seen a. johnson
hit him from the blind side. and jeff
never knew II was coming.
"The fight was n fair one. anyone
to the contrary Notwithstanding
Men who went TO the ring with BIZ %
ter hatred Of the negro In their
hearts left after the battle firm
friends ~ Johnson. He was the bet
ter man and he won--that's all"
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BY gibson GARDNER.

Mr.
N N launched hC Roosevelt stated b.
to ii how up gl were accord II
m 10 statement norge correspond tihma
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