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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
BY w. r. c. LArsoN. q. 6. M. D

~ ~ ~ 0OlNg % - 'ls ~
Scientific fistic combat began with
the cestus OF the Greek athletes The
cestus was sort OF boot, made of
leather, fitted 10 the forearm and heav
lily weighted
The science of the cestus was sim
pie. The boxer merely lunged out az
an exposed point OF his opponent
anatomy. trusting 10 the rapldity OF
the blow and the weight u the cestus
10 break down the defense and land
his punch. The cestus, as might be i'm
agined inflicted frightfu Injuries. and
often caused death by single blow,
Until 80 or so years ago. boxers
fought much like the Old Greeks. sim
ply trying 10 hit any exposed place,
and keeping up this random pounding
until one or the other from pain. ex-
haustion or loss OF blood, was forced
TO stop.
Gradually, however, Il came 10 De
known that sharp rapid, not neces
sarily powerful blow. landed exactly
on certain points, would cause temper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
LOTUS IS DEAD.
Well-known Baseball Magnate a Vic
tim to Dread Cancer.

DUBUQUE. Ia. April 1S.-Tom J
LOTUS. former president of the Three
"T' league, once manager OF ST. Louis.
Milwaukee. Columbus. Cleveland, Con
cinnati. Chicago and Washington
baseball teams. is dead after brief
illness of cancer OF the throat LOTUS
was veteran OF thee game. which
he learned at st. Louis. His first
professional experience was with
Memphis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
He DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DETROI
AUTO DEALER, CLEANED
OUT, SHOWS PHOTOGRAPHS

AT the Carl III, Page Co, New
York. they have a keen sense
OF humor On the empty fioor
the statesmen have set up two
photos OF Chalmers cars. the
demand having cleaned out
completely the present supply
Regular shipments. however.
continue from the factory. ana
Mr.. Page has a travelling rep
resentatiYe picking up what
spare cars he can from the
Chalmers dealers in other cities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

blow at one OF these points will pro
duce temporary paralysis OF every
function--that is, a knockout"
The principle nerve knots COR pick
uses connected with boxing ar. 5howu
IN the diagram. A blow 10 tho chin
Under the ear. over the heart. or jus;
under the breast bone, is likely Il
reach one Oh these points. These arc
the dangerous blows Of boxing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
RueIbaeh Joins Cubs.

ST LOUIS Mo. April 1S--After q
three-weeks' attack of diphtheria. Ed.
Ruelbach. the Cubs big twirler. has
so far recovered that he will probably
join his team here today and make
the trip back To Chicago when the
Cubs leave 10 open their season at
home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

airy paralysis OF both mind and mus
cles. Thus came the knockout"
blows.
The nervous mechanism which regu-
lates the action OF the bodily organs.
heart, lungs, stomach. liver and SO on,
Is composed OF millions OF fibers or
threads These fibers are at certain
points gathered into knots. or. as they
are called, plexuses: and a shock or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
Weston wcIcomed with Hand.

boy "a brass baud and q platoon OF po-
iicemen. and followed by thousand
admirers Edward PaySon Weston. the
~ year-oid pedestrian. arrived here TO-
day having completed walk OF 40
miles from Frcdonia. y v since mid
night Weston - 10 days ahead OF his
schedule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

NEW YORK. April 1S.---Stanley
kctchel the middleweight champion OF
the world. was arraigucd today FOR vio-
latiug the automobile speed laws and
fined 50. He paid his fine without a
word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
READVILLE WILL RACE
OFF THE MASSACHUSETTS
Expects Also To Pull OF a Stallion
Race, Though Abandoning Rest
OF Its ProQram.

READVlLLE. Mass, April 1S.-The
man gemcnt OF the Readville track an
nounced today Tat although the cas-.
Crn end Of the Grand Circuit mad
been abandoned. the $4,000 Massachu-
sets purse for 2:l4 trotters would
le given during the week beginning
Aug. %
n material enough is found there
will also be a stallion race for purse
.Cs $4,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
THE BIG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 3. ST Louis ?
Rain elsewhere
TOday's Games.
st. Louis at Detroit
Cleveland AT Chicago
Washington at Boston 60 games)
New York at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

track team, and its star athlete. be-
lieves Coach KcndrlFan should keep has
hands on the training process and the
school has nice little row on It's
hands Spiegcl says Eendrigan is In
COMPETENT; kendrigan's friends say
SIieRel Is sore because his brother
stanley didn't get a IT, for basket
ball.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
BY MILTON r. PALMER.

Bohemia is 10 be conquered by base
ball next.
AS a result OF the visit OF a delega-
ton OF Bohemian Turner's TO this coun-
try last year, tina craze for the dia'
mono game has been transplanted 10
bohemia and the crack OF the bat will
soon be heard in Prague Detroit is
primarily responsible for this. While
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Rain everywhere.
TOdny's Games.
Boston at New York.
Phillies at Brooklyn
Pittshurg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at 81 Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

ran for Stanage in eighth.
winning run made with none out.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-04
WuSlamo.

- Mus Berlin melbet matl: Ser
3egelung bes 2uftperfebrs miro bon
ben bieiigen maBsebenben Steaen
i'm Mueenblid Die groBte gufmerf-
iamfeit aueepanot. Der &aiier ielbit
nimnlt an Der Ingelegenbelt bas
lebbaftelte Sntereiie. Die gfegieritng
plant aunadit 8oridriften, tpelde
oas reberfliegen bon Seituneen nit
Yaiiagierluftid)iffen perbieten, neil
oaour6 Die Espionage erlci1tert
meroe. Sic berat audi iiber sic 3lt.
ldiiisfeit bon Seitunsen aIs pripat.
ldiiigfeit BON SeItuneen als pripa=
ten 2uftidiffbafen.
= Die Satin bes oiterreid)ii6eil
OberIeutnants Sofridter, tpelber iei-
ner Iroaeiiieruns als @bienGer Der
betBdngnisooaen @panfoli.9risfe
entgegeniiebt, lift ioeben perrlcmmen
moroen. 8as Geiultat oes Nerbors
miro norlaufig gebeimgebalttl. Sc,
bod lit elm @eriidt i'm rmfauf oab
Die Srau lire friberen @usiagen,
Don melhen bereits Witteifung ee-
ma6t ipuroe, mieoerbolt babe.
= Ser BapIt bat auf ben Ybilipi-
men bier neue 9io5eien gelhoffen.
.9ie 9io3eien iino 3amboanga, gu
guegarao, 2ipa uno Die Silieln Ga
mar mo 2epte, nit Der @poItolii6en
Brafeftilr Bolarpan.
Sn Ser belgii6en 9eputirter-
fammer lit es gu elmer leioeni9aftli-
den @usiprahe ii6er oas Jeitament
oes 8eritorbenen aonigs eefommen.
Ger &olonialminiiter muBte 5uge'
ben, BOB er be8iigli6 oes @%ongofonb2
getduidt lei. Mon rat linn 5iL oal
err reiignieren io1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-04

aIs Die Sir oufging urtb Srau Sill.
De 5nrudfebrte, orangte ii6 out
ote rote &abe in Dos 3immer unh
rieb iid i6nurrenb an Sttos gein.
Srau Glide meIoete, in Der 5tube
Sttos lei dies in Sronung. IS
batte ii6 audi idon bos @eriidt Der.
breitet, BOB er nieoer ga iei, uro
nun fam elmer nod Dem an6ern,
i'm gu begrmBen; Die MomIeu MGR
Die critic, uno audi ser labme @bri-
ltian eri6ien, aber er torfelie, urb
Ser 8ltrgmiiner nabm i'm o;1 aro-
gen nno idob i'm mieoer 6rtous.
l1no Orauben auf Dem Sausflur
rannte @briition eeeen elmer flei=
men Mann, Ser iid ioeben nit Ell
neln rotten Sadtuh Die 8riGe plltte
uno orgerlid rief: uSelt, Gbriition,
tper 10 oeln 9ac6lis buloet, iib'
ooppelte Siiriidt! slber @ocdug,
mas iog' i6! Seilieer 8acdus, Der.
5eib'. 9ies @ei6opf buffet nod
5piritus mte elm neutrality-suspicious.
rat. @briitiall, bat nidt @ncr So
fer gegen Die 8olen eefodten &or
er ni6t Sergeant bel Sen 46tunb-
pieraigen uno eiller Ser 1opfer1ten
limo iein Sobn eriauft lid in Spi-
ritlts. Sic troniit gloria. Gin Col
0atenfino - oo paft mid Der
gfel...."
(Sortiebunu fol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-04
0ploene SodJseit.

Seute fetert nYapa" 9egen,
Der algemein befanntegeliber Der be-
riibmten 0egen'i6en grauerei, nit
leiner @attin oas Set Der go!oenell
Sod5eit uno in oem biibi6en Sall=
lie Ser Samilie 9egen a1 Der
Grodett StraBe miro es beute nid)t
leer meroen bon 8eiudern, Die oem
uagemetn befannten S%libelpaar ibre
@Iiidpiini6e iiberbringen !oolen.
0enn menige 9eutl6e in Der Staot
iinb in meiteiten &reiien befartuter II.
aagemeiner geadtet olS SER Carl
9egen nn6 leine Srau.
Serr 9egen ipuroe am Ia. Sanuor
1926 in Mannbeim seboren. Ils
iunger Mann BON % Sabren ipan-
oerte er no6 @merifa aus. Ct
fam bomals glei9 nod Son alltonio
uno arbeitete einiee Sabre als 5ar-
nler on Ser Weoina, sing Damn oher
nit einem cattle orope" 1lo5 gali-
%fornien uulo blieb bort cine 3eit=
lang. @r bot bort aaerlel getlie-
ben, au6 in Den Minen geerbeitet.
S6lieBlib mnroe ibm Die Code aber
iiber uno er fubr bon San 6rm=
cisco na6 Siio=@merifa. Sort ee=
fiel's ibm ober gor ni6t, INNER
ltdrfer muroe in ibnt Die Gebnlu6t
nad Seras uno Gan Nntonto uuo
10 febrte er oenn mad fur5e. 3eit
ii6er 8anama bierber 5urud. 9us
mar i'm Sabre 1856 Ii. Ieitoeln bat
er bier gemobnt. Sim 4. MGr5 1860
oerbeirotete er iid, i'm Soltie BON
Sobn S. Miiaer al Der Salabo,
nit SRI. @liie Stint aus @nrttenl-
berg uno fam iest, nod) fmiif5igiab-
riger eliidli6er STE init ibr feline
goloene Sod5eit feiern.
8ei ieiner Gidfebr r1ad) Scll
antonio trot 9err 9egen 5uerit in
Die Wenger'ibe 8rauerei ELL, Die er
bis gum Sabre 1878 leitete. Damn
ting er feline eigene 8rauerei oil
Der glnmltraBe an, Die beutc nuf
beftebt uno beren por5iigliher
o5toff" iid) aIIgemeiner geliebtbeit
erfreut, ia, Die hires orieineGen Mns-
iebens negen cine Sebensfpiiroiefeit
San @ntonio's 1T.
8os Subelpaar fat ooS Slid
an ieinem eoloenen Sod5eitstaae
iehs ieiner ainoer, funf godter uro
einen Sobn, nm iid) periamlnelt 81
ieben, nur 5nei iino inn ourh ben
500 entriiien. Son ben flint Sod-
tern iinb orei berbeiratet, es iin0
Dies Srou &obler, Srau Sries ltnh'
6rou George.
Serr 9egen mar friiber Elm eifri-
ges Witglieo Ser freimiaigen 8euer-
mebr, er eebort gu ben Sbo Sell
lops uno lit ouh elmer Der 8cgriin-
ser beg acknowledgements Seine
@attin lit Die H~raiioentin bes
Srauen=Silfspereins.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-04
" I I c r { i.
Inner @pS,tnahp;+srot ;

liner @eiunobeitsrat lit Der
Meinung> oaB Die ftdbtiibe Drci-
nan5 betreffs oes Smpfi1eines Der
Sdulfinber BON einisen Hriboti1u.
len ~ignoriert miro. Gin 6all, eo
Elm 8ino, peldes cine iolde S6uIa
befu6te, an ben gIattern erfranfte,
NOR gerneloet. Die Mngetegenbeit
miro unteriuft tperoen. Die geridj-
te Ser Hrincipole Ser 0ffentlihen
|S6ulen iino eingelaufen uilo 5eigen,
Dob ieoes &ino in BEN offeatli1en
|Shrlen innerbalb Der Iesten Z SAB
re geimpft muroe. Mud iiber oas
5egen Der Seitenpege in Ser upnteren
5taot tpuroe cine 8eidper6e erbo.
ben uno ioG Die BoIi5ei ansepieietl
peroen, oarauf 81 o6ten, oaB bas
Segen oerielben nod 8ori6rift &c.
|idiebt.
Bel Der lesten 8eriartmlulle
oes SnternotionoIen Clubs spuroen
foleenoe 0ireftoren fir oas 1leue
Sabr erpabtl: @infeiter Gelio, S.
8. goof, 4lfreo Giles, gbeIter Ser
ref, Sen. y. 8. Mper, 9. s. Midd.
Jon, 4lfreo 0uerler, &. @. Coleman,
Q. 9. Saploe, Or. Malone 9uggan.
81. @. Carr, gomoro 0reiB, Or.
Huliea GafferD, s.. @. 9etsr, Col.
George Sc Sfop 8roipn, S. u. Gbapa,
90. 9. Suttle, s.. 8. Somler, q.
@. @earne, q. @. Sartrnan, s.
8. gliott, Sooner CABS, 90. 6.
Stiles.
- Cine neue u2oan ono Sruft
Company nit einem &apitol Dor
100000 ioa organiiiert meroen.
Dos NOTICE &apital lit big ouf So
900 bereits ee5eidnet, mn6 oie feb-
lenoe Summe fam nit 2ei6tigfeit
aufgebradt iperoen. 5olgenhe 6e.
idaftsleute unierer Stoot lino Eel
benz llnternebmen beteiligt: Mleran-
Der Sosfe, S. @. 3errea, Waribol
@. 8erre[l, Otto &oebler, Sobn $,
stepens, g.. g. Barnes, 81. 81. &ul-
iea, Gbas. Sdreiner uno 8op 90
Searne.
9as BON Mapor @aIoaGon
ernonnte &omite CUR l1nteriudunQ
oes @aifermerf- &~ontrafts lit mil
oen Sfaetrat 3uionmenaefomnel
uno fat iif organiiiert. al0ermnl1
g. 5. gfoltermann tpuroe gum Gor,
iibenoen oes &omites ernannt. Der
Mapor iiberreidte jeoem Mitgliet
oes &omites cine georrdte Gcpie BEG
4ontrafts nebIt 8oridldgen bon Sci,
ten Der @aiiernerf- @eieai6aft uni
foroerte oieiel6en olif oeniel6en iorg.
foltig 8u l%tuoieren.
Die oSree Clinic ono Dispert
iarp Iiiociation". ipel6e bon poltG'
Itigen 9anten unferer Stabt ms Sc
ben gerufen purbe, bat mdbrenf
Der letten orei Monate 1900 Sc
ltienten nit Webi5iu nnb 6r5tlidel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-04
GrnnOeisentmms ltcbertrasunacn.

@adblos bon Charles 8. Sohnion Ii.
U. an George ct. Stumberg, B%rnnb1tiG
an Der 8eiteNueba Ctr; $4,000.
9ig6lanb Improvement So. u,t @ers
tbn Worib, @rnnbltiid III Der 5iebiane
Rarf Ibbition; $500.
So9n g. 9e 2esoernier unb sSro,l
ait Barbara %. 9urfnig, @ruitbftiid oil
Ser goIlag6an Nbe.; $4,000.
She Gealtb Snbeitment Company an
Srau Sennie Horer, 8runbitiid an Der
SrooflDn Npe. $4,000.
Sral Marie @orotpsfi all @ibneb 9.
6teilt. @runo1tId an Ser Miitletoe
gbe.; $4,000.
S. S. unb gtnilie 8ilbarb oil 8. g.
lu6 George 8. 8afer, 8rllnoltiid an
Der SoIeboD Str.; $4,000.
George Colgate nr6 !Srau an gb; y.
Ndermalun, @rnnoItlG in BET Gait Orb
Ihbitton; 1915.
Gan @ntonio 8retpils Iiioeiatioll III
Die Staot Gan &rltonio, @runb1id fir
groffnung Der Srabis Ctr; $4,000.
Is. 81. 5tnmberg II. q. all Die Staht
5on Nntonio, @rilnbitiid fir Bic grs
%offIntne Der Srobis Ctr; $40. 900.
Charles S. Sppermann ali Stancisco
8uitierre5, @rnnoltid an Der 5uoe2as
re6p Ctr, $1,000.
Brilliant 9. ,rao SEQ Me. s. @ielmnr,
on 8. 8. Nban, @ri1nbItiid i'm ,leuell
gitb~@fod 1882; $3.50.
Soc 81. 9lanfs unb sSron an gbifip
g. @egner nnb Srau, @runoItlid al,
Ser &enbaq Ctr; $3.50 II. U.
s. s. 8errb unb Srau an 6. &.
@rob nlb SO. 9. 3a6n, @ruunltiid an,
8eit Craig YIaee; $500.
9. q. uno Glen 8ri9bt all M. Ibels
narir1. @rltno1tid OIL Der 2amar ut;o
Sherrb Ctr; $4,000.
M. 6. q. Sppermann Ii. v. oil 8.
8. Subnt, @run6ftiid i'm ileltcu gith@
Vlod $40; $1285.
81. 6. q. Sppermann at 8. s.
Sobnt, 8runbitiid I'M neuen Gitpsglod
$40; 1864.
Sroll s. g. Compton all S. aode unn
6. 6. S)ouf. 8runbftiid nn Der Mulbertp
Npe,; $3.50.
@i(Iiam Green Ii. q. an Strait @gnes
6arbort6. @runbitiid al Der @ontereb
Ctr; $500.
Rnrearet 8ron II. q. an Suhn 8rol
NIB Srau, @runbitiid on her Muitii1 nno
6. Ctr; $1,000 II. q.
Srai W1orgaret BroQ II. q. an Mil,
liam uno Nnnie 9obropoIsfi. @rrmbItuL
i'm ileuen gitps8lod 532; $1,000.
Stepbe1 @argoieipib IT.. uno Sroll
an Gus. 6. Waraofeipib, 8runbitiid al,
Ser 9nois Ctr; SITS.
8. 8. 6. SDbe an @iGiam 5cbmiot.
@runbitiid I'M neilen gitbs8lod 1862:
$500.
So. =. @almos all @alter q. gfids
ter, @ruubltid an Der Mendaca
Ctr; 500.
8arf 81. 2onaiportb an Charles
Sdmibt, 8runbitid in ser gfgepooo
Ibbitiou; $553.
Clara g. Set nnb s.. 6. Molmer an
s. s. @oobenoueb f., 8ruibitiid al
>er 9abis Ctr; $3.50.
8. S. Sart. Sruitee, an @n. 9obro4
'uolsfi, @runbitiid an Der neuei1 Srsbis
Ctr; $3.50.
San Mntonio 8retpino Miipciation all
8m. 9obrotplsfi, @runoItiid M Der
lreueu Srabis Ctr; $3.50.
Son @utonio 8retpino QIioeiotipn al
@anl @eeriheiot nno s. @eilbel..
Der nelien Srabis Ctr; $4,000.
@m. S. Sdub unb 6. 8. Sinhont
oil $. @guifero, @runbitiid an Der Surs
reon Ctr; $95.
Bbilip g. rnb emma @esner al
Zoe M. 8lonts. @r,noitiid III ber
Nbams abbitipn, 2aurel 9eie6ts;
5000 II. 81.
9all g. Greet an So6anna Sattler,
@runbltiid III Der Sunnb Sfope Gbbiz
tion; $276.
8, $. &ibgetpop an 8. S. eantlebcn.
@rltnbitiid anf 9eacon 3ia; 1890.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-04

@ebanolutg p%eriorst. gei Ser les>
ten 8eriammlung lpurben Mtttel
uno @ege beipro9en nm Die n0ttgert
@elber fir Die @ufredterbaltun0
oieies mirfli6 ieeensreiden Sniti-
tutes ouf5ubringen. @ir itno iiber.
8eust, bob oie @eieaibaft iiberoa
oas beroiente @ntgegenfomn;en fin.
oen miro.
- 9ie Sirmo Sosfe Gro
tiers o. fat am 9onneritag III
re eroBe 8usmaaren-gr0ffnun
fir Die Sribiabrsiaiion obge6alten,
@ie INNER i'm Big Store" MAT
o1b oies Wal oieie @%roffnullg zines
Ser Sauptereieniiie ouf benz 8ebie=
tie Ser Mobe, Die mir in oieier Staht
baben. ales, mas nelt, i6on uno
elegant lit, mar in ben prd6tigitea
Mobellen auseeltellt. 9obei maren
Die Iltsl6midung uno oas !Irro1'-
cement ~eeraoe5u groBartig uno 5eu9~
ten bonn %feinlten fiinItleriidcn Sc
idmod. Matiirlid mar Die Croft,
nung gldn5eno beiud)t.
- Die @elammteinnabnlen Der
Stoot-& i'm Monat
6ebruar beliefen fih auf $12,37t.-
08. Cine Mn5abl riidltdnoige
Steuer befanben iid oarulster, Die
Bel Dem @erfauf BON @rulIoeigerl-
tut.1 beaablt puroen.
- 2eutnant g. 8. 5oulois seigt
an, Dob mebrere Gage bergehell
piiroen, ebe Elm neuer Mufitieg nit
benz @risbtiden Meroplone unter-
nommen merben fonne, ba eine
griinolihe Geparatur Der Meai9ine
notnenoig %getporben lei.
Sci elmer @%erIammlui,g Der
Gan Intonio 9umane Societ9 1T
Der Office oes Or. g. S. &ingslep
tpurbc Die grri9tung zines @oipitala
fir fronfe Siere belpro6en ,tnO por-
bereitenbe S6ritte fir Die grrid-
tung zines iol6en getm.
- Gin &ausden an Dipiiion 4pe,,
anBerbalb Ser Staotgren5el,, mel6es
BON 8. $. &au bemobnt muroe,
bronnte am 9onneritag nahmittag
ab. Ser @erIult miro auf $3.50 &c.
idast uno miro ourd feilie Ser
ii6ermg geoedt. Serr Nolt mar
our 3eit oes Seuers in Der Sta6t
uno nur 8 fleine &inoer i'm Saltie,
bod puroe feines %oerlelben berlebt.
= Sn ser Slide Ser Ieitaura-
ton BON gilbert Seffel. Iii 9oiona
StraBe, entitanb am 9onneritag
aebuo elm Seuer, bur6 ben Soil einer
Hfanne nit beiBem Set, meldes
5euer fling. 9as Seuer tputoe raid
geloi6t uno nur elm Sdaoen bon
$40 angeridtet.
@err 9. SaiBt aus Gourde,
~grfanias, i~tattete uns einet onge-
nebmen 9eiu6 in unierer Office ab.
SaiBt befinoet iid auf Der SurG-
reile mad Merifo.
Die gorbereitungen our @s.
pbalt-gflaiteruns fino in ben itdotir
lhen Mspbaltmerfen 10 melt porge.
ihritten, baB man glaubt, oieIergaae
nit Der Bflaiterung beginner su
fonnen. @penue 9 unb Sropis
StraBe fommen 5uerlt an Die Heibe.
Serr gbas. S. 9itterS
itarb IN ieiner @obnung, POI Garp
StraBe, i'm Mlter BON AZ Sabren. gr
binterlaBt cine @itpe, A Ginoer, 6
Sbmeltern unb einen Sal6bruOer
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

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in ie6em EeiI Der @eIt nerfauft.
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GIafhe.
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9as Seras @nnSer

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ODER 2 monatli6e 8~ebanoluig per
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17
THOMAS CARLYLE AND JANE WELSH

1T is n good thing Carlyle and Jane
Welsh married each other" said Ten.
nyson, once. For If each of them
had married some one else there
would have been four unhappy peo.
pie instead of two
This remark sums up, in few words,
the queer romance of bOorish,
cranky, brutal genius and a nervous.
delicate, illtempered woman. Quar-
relsome and miserable as was the
couples married life, their story is
well worth the telling.
Thomas Carlyle, one of Europe's
foremost historians, essayists and
men of genius, was the son of a poor
Scotch stonemason. Thomas oddi-
ties led his schoolfelows to tease and
bully him. This and later troubles
soured nature that had never been
very sweet After struggling along for
some time as a school teacher, In ut
ter poverty, Carlyle began by degrees
to win fame and n living by liter
ature. His French Revolution, "
"Sartor Resartus" and other works
became models of their sort. and will
always live as such, rejecting at the
same time their authors Crabbedness
and his distorted views OF life. II was
in the early flush Of his fame that he
began what was known as literary
correspondence" with Jane Baillie
Welsh, an intellectual woman, who
for years would not allow the CORE.
spondenCe to take a more intimate
personal tone.
Miss Welsh was not Carlyle's first
love; nor was he hers. While he was
teaching school in Scotland he fell in
love with one Margaret Gordon
fair complexioned, softly elegant
grave, witty and comely." The girls
aunt refused to let her listen to the
suit of the uncouth, penniless school.
master. and the AFFAIR came to sud.
den end Carlyle later portrayed
Margaret's alleged fickleness in "Sar.
tor Resartus." Jane Welsh had been
In love with her tutor, Edward lry-
ing, a noted clergyman He married
another woman. and Carlyle took his
Neither Married place place as MISS
r'rst Love- When the Scotch.
man proposed to her she wrote:
Il love you , Were you my
brother | should love you the same
But your wife? Never!"
Carlyle, in anger. wrote TO friend .
These women of genius are the very
fsvil," Nevertheless. three years la
.et. in 1926. the two were married
Carlyle was 80, his wife %. As the
ime for the wedding drew near, each
confessed to the other a deadly fear