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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Receivers for a Bankrupt.

Justice Gould today appointed d. Bever-
~ Slater and f. Walter Brandenburg re-
ceivers of the stock of Charles E. Hodg-
kin of a13 eth street northwest who was
today adjudged bankrupt. Mr.. Hodgkin
filed a. petition in voluntary bankruptcy
Saturday. 1t is understood an effort will
be made to effect a compromise with the
creditors. The bond of the receivers was
fixed at $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
In Middle of Channel.

Leaving the, Maid of the Mist landing,
on the Canadian side two miles from
the rapids, Larsen's craft, the Ferro,
made q swift run down with the current,
and at sos o'clock passed under the
great railway bridges. Larsen stood in
cockpit, his body protected by a canvas,
through which his head protruded. HIS
right hand grasped the helm. He held to
the middle Of the channel, and in less
than three minutes had made the great
pool. In the trip through the rapids the
little boat was lost to sight most of the
time, but at Great Wave it was shot
twenty feet out of the water. The boat
landed right and continued to the pool.
Larsen had hoped to get through the
pool at once, but the currents of the
maelstrom caught him and, hurled him
toward the Canadian shore amidst the
driftwood. He quickly drove the craft
toward the pool center. after waving to
people on shore and then guided it over
toward the New York shore. whence he
swung out of the river pocket and down
stream. He had not gone far before his
boat was without power and he was soon
helpless adrift in Dead Mans Eddy, right
where Nissens first boat was caught the
morning after it got out of the pool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Committee 1nspects the Craft.

Larsen was summoned to police head
quarters here yesterday because he was
to touch this side. committee of five
was appointed to inspect the boat and see
il the hazard could be termed an attempt
at suicide Larsen firted with the COM
mittee, running his boat back and forth
near the dock, but not near enough for
q close inspection.
larsen arrived at Lewiston in an hour
from the time OF his start, and after
donning dry raiment, insisted that he
did not feel any serious effects from mis-
experience and was willing to try it
again any time. \ few abrasions and d
slightly sprained limb were his only in
Juries.
Mrs. NJ c. Larsen of Cleveland his
sister-in-law, wac among those who fol-
lowed the sailor in special trolley car.
She was confident from the first that Lar
sen would maze good. and did not seem
10 worry during the time he was making
the trip.
Larsen. who made the trip yesterday, is
employed in the lighthouse service at
Cleveland. He is forty-one years old
and unmarried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Evidence Of patchwork"

Such an array Of declarations.
Many were 'chock-a-block'' in matured
ink, showing that the owner had been
honest at the start But there were others
which showed much patching and elon-
eating.
Many showed that they were made out
with two different pens on two different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Boat Turns Over.

The little boat swung around stern first
and then turned completely over, Larsen
coming up badly battered. From now on
he was the plaything of the waves. I'm
able to hold to it's course, the boat swung
from one side to the other. After get
ting through the Devils Hole, the Ferro
swung toward the rocks on the American
side, Of the river rolled over one boulder
and went fast between two others.
There Larsen stayed for five minutes
forty feet from the shore working des-
perately to release the craft. Getting
free, he was hit by comber and sent
careening toward the middle of the river
At the bend with the Lewiston Bridge in
sight the boat drifted toward the Amert-
can side again and then was caught in
the shore eddy. Again the Ferro ground
ed. this time near enough to shore to be
caught by Roy Rockwell Of this city, who
waded into the water and caught rope
thrown by Larsen.
Larsen abandoned the remainder of the
trip, which would have been through COM
paratively smooth water. and went to
Lewiston on trolley car, leaving the
boat safely tied. One of Larsen's arms
was wrenched and skinned, but except for
this ne was all right. The Ferror was
lea king badly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Klaus Larsen Through WhirI-
pools of Niagara Falls.
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS
Craft Overturned by Currents in
Dead Mans Eddy.
OCCUPANT QUICKLY RESCUED
Dons Dry Clothing and Announces
That He Will Make
Another Effort.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, September
19.-Capt. Klaus Larsen of Cleveland,
Ohio. voyaged through the Whirlpool
rapids and Great Whirlpool of Niagara
yesterday afternoon in a motor boat, but
before he reached Lewiston his engine
was out of commission and his boat
adrift in an eddy. He was rescued and
taken to Lewiston on an electric car.
Larsen's was the first boat trip through
the rapids since that of Peter Nissen
of Chicago, October Il, 1901 Larsen.
with others, had entered proposed rap
ids race The others backed out, but
Larsen remained, determined to make the
trip. He originally announced the trip
for Saturday, but postponed it until yes
terday.
Early in the afternoon thousands gath
cred on the river banks. long line OF
humanity stretched for miles on both
sides of the gorge. The lower steel arch
bridge was crowded, and down III the
gorge were additional hundreds. Larsen
was expected to start at $50 o'clock, but
he did not appear until ) O'Clock. BY
that time most of the crowd had turned
homeward, declaring him a faker. 1t is
said the delay was occasioned by dis
abled machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
ITS OPENING DISPLAY.

Ladies' Quality Shop Has Big Stock
of Feather Fancies.
The Juliet Ladies' Quality Shop" an
nounces an opening display OF fashion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
Declarations Revised.

The passengers on the Arabic were not
selfish persons-that is, those who were
favored with messages advising them to
be homestead the good word was
passed around from one to another. and
before the liner came abeam the light
ship everybody knew what had happened
to the Morganthaus, and he who had
planned to defraud the government smote
his conscience and revised his declare.
ton.
Souvenir spoons. collar buttons blotters.
cheap jewelry and perfumes found their
way to the declaration blanks and per-
mitted themselves to be fondled by the
inspectors of baggage.
Whenever an inspector found a decla-
ration that had been newly amended he
kept wary eye, and when he found q
small one unmolested he kept two wary
eyes on the possessor.
Vigilance was not suspended because
of the wireless, but nevertheless the
Arabic for the trip ending Yesterday will
go on record as an exceedingly honest
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-19
occa sions and two shades Of ink.
Thon there Uero dacla tons

occasions and two Sn0deS OF INK
Then there were declarations which
made the inspectors literally read be-
tween the lines Of the original writing.
and on reading they found inserted IN
pencil records Of many tribes demanding
the absurd duty of 80 cents. There were
declarations also that suggested a heavy
sea was on at the time of revision.
All this amused and pleased the men
who catch the smugglers. Collector
Loeb has frequently declared that pub
licity and exposure through the press
made returning travellers honest. His
contention was borne out yesterday sby
the Arabc's amended declarations.
The inspectors were happy, but they
preserved their customary outward SEEM
ing of severity. -
One Of the men observed, however,
that there could be such a thing as ultra
honesty. He whispered this to himself
as he called an appraiser to place value
upon some trifles that a girl had pur-
chased in a five and ten centime store"
in the Latin quarter Of Paris.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Elau Iropatu.

gnnanoag paaife oopooe gamle
OIou Sropatn / gpfisll, 90 aar "a.
NAL. lSan bar isoo 4oe april 1918.
10 han bar iamganlal meo Tinie.
Slap oatte 5ropatn, iom ban oreip
iperonoe sobt upp. San par ljelo'
ipnt flittug og goo til arbeioe o. bag
til aIltins, iom belle ben ptti bep po'
ri. Yaa fine aamle oo9ar oreiu ban
melt meb oreiina % iuaruins, os bar
til bette 10 flint iom iaae, iparoo
imaafoppor, itullp, inelleitolor oe
mangt, alt poa ei giero, iom bar bans
og iom ban iislp boObe tenft ut San
Itoo meo breielto!en life til Den 3D.
gen ban montte tillen9s. Sonine
hans hep tefi urpen etter Jar lin.
boae er iramiiraa ba1e, meo tore ep'
ner ior mefanif og uppflnningar
Zen cine, Sor9eir 1ropatn, bur
gpiisl, oen andre OIao 1ropatn, bur
/ 9lmerifu, % bep ser 9iort uppiln.
ningar, iom ban bep tefi patent paa.
ffje betre eg peit.
@amle Slap iplsbe meo / blob
NOm ein ungoom og bar Elm goo pin.
Itremann, og bep bapt olle tillitSpr'
fie / beimbpgoi. San IaS lifio lett
maalblao iom rifsmaolSblab, ia ban
enoaa ban ingi rettleioing ba0oe bnpi
i lanosmaal. Get er bel fie tibt Elm
bbprer Oct nm ein mann poa 80 aar
@lspmalt maa oct be!ler iffie, at Olab
par 40 Del gooe 9am!e piiefpeoarne
lelemarfi, Elm 40 Del foae iom filnoe
gamle Iolfeoilur % fienpepiiur. San
baooe "9jempebofi" og mango andre
llelolpnte bsfar. oan baooe al lfri.
be npp elm ltor piieillse meo ppi 100
pllur. 3enne barma han ieg iplt ppi
ban baooe milt. $. q. (peoten irao
10 laante ban og fom fie att meS
ban. Sioon bep ban bel bomna
prof. WSoltfe Wsoes iomlin9ar. Get
er leiot at ilife erneminne lfal perto
bnrte ior Gtt os bbsO.
Mange iom for isjennom gpiisIl
og fpilte paa Wogen. Der SIap ieinit
bnooe, oil nof iafne oen gamle, flofe
og rintoana mannen. Wle6 oct lanae
baare neopaa berbdne, meo II pelIag.
De rsoe % iitt gooslege log, og meo
Oct at ban aIltio baooe ifienf aa gle.
pa fpen lOm fom. oar ban cit bilPte
paa Den 9amle og aooe tio, Tom me
no mangt og mpfie bep miit.
rNorig".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
II leae oa tumle ia.

III leJe % IuItle ny.
Seitene p9rseoe Jig, iaa goot De
fllnoe moo 9spen, iom angreb Dem
Gang paa Gang og tilreote Dem frp9'
telig. Yluoielig op9ap Den imloler'
tio aompen og lllIfeoe ino en- Sloe'
aaoe, bpor Den anialot ire Selie lor'
an en- arbeiospogn. Set enc az On
rene blep isnoerflPnget paa Oct for'
iproeligite, men De anore TO lpPnote
ira iig iom raienbe. Ia Den life fl'll'
oe iaa Yust meo oct foritrPmte Gpr,
penote 2epen iine Sfriot moo Spen'
nprliggenbe Yromenaoeplaos, bpor
,solf rnoielsilagne ilpgteoe I'll alle
aanter, oa Seitet bite Jig.
3ilIioit laeoe Den iig neo peo en-
Stalobp5nins, os &onltabler, OI1lee'
rer oa SoIoater sioroe MI 6ors9 pao
at ianse oen. 9et !pffeoeS oo9 me
isr man enoelig ianot poa at lace
,Solf oppe ira 1aset fate Ell Slpnae
ON Salien poa ben. Soet Den lslff
5aliget ON i'm Sals, ior ben brilln.
menoe ipeiret, men Slpngen lnsreoe|
boarot iammen OF 6lp9tnln9en oaI
ianset.
getp6elig Iettere bar oct at laa IaI
/ Qspinoen os llnaerne. llnoer a
oenne Smrlumbei bapoe oe legt freoe'
liza / Solifinnet paa Gn9en, o9 or
Ioaterne nprmeoe iig, loo De llg o'l
liza loffe ino Nuret i9jen.
st tort Se!o bar oct, at Sealpehpe
Sen inotroi liee eiter SfolenS Veapn
belle ON 0lorgenen. Gt aparter no
liaere piloe @aoen prim!et al Stoie
Born, oa oa piloe neppe ltsrre l'lpl
fer pore uibgaoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
2ppeiast ! 8absrne.

s oen lille 0p StenboI i 9ron.
oenbura bapoe man forleSen 0oa en-
ieniationnl Splepe!le, ioet life min.
ore emo 4 2suer, to borne os to lin.
ger, unoiIap fra oct omreiienSe Cir.
FMS Carlo Gortp iom ben 9ua bar
anfommet til 8pen.
S ct al Yamene, bpori Ser beianSt
iig ct 2suepar meo fine to llnaer. aif
en- al 8imbplanferne los unSer
transporter aiennem StenSaIs 60.
Der. Sanlspen opoaaeoe isrlt 6et ls.
ie 9oro. rep oct op og imss iia no ei.
teriulat al 9soinoen og begse llnaer.
ne. Weoens Sanlspen itrar falieSe
iig oper Seitene foran 8osnen, iprana
9soemooeren os llnaerne no pao en-
llarligsenoe gng, bpor De gap fla til
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Ten uorifc &onsepil(a.

&onaeui!loen paa 0orenfoloaIen
er mi trilot iPr6ig til 9Iflepering.
Get bar poa sSoraaret 1906, at Der
ira en- aomite paa 49 fremtreoenoe
yTno ! &riitiania bIep molenot SSno.
bpoelle til 9egming al 8iorag til en-
aroninasgope for bort &onaepar ira
Oct norlfe SoIf. SnobpSeFien bIep
ollllg bsrt. Sra gp os gpao belle
Norae itrsmmebe 8ioraaene ino, ito.
re oa Inlaa, neb til Sattiamanoens
sIsring. O1 @orbmpno / llblanoet
ooet o9'oa iine 9ioras; fra aIle Ser.
oens &anter, lige fra Sanomicbsser.
ne, mootoa Snoiamlinssfomiteen inn.
llat yepis paa Den @Iqoe oa StoIt-
beo. Der fplote ollie Morompnos 8rplt
oeo oct iioite slurs lpffelige 9eaipen.
beoer for bort 2anb, og paa oen Sen.
alpenbeo, iom fra fsrite Stlmo itrsm.
nleoe ben nppalate Rongeiamille
!meoe ira NorSnInnb, boor De be.
Tanot iia 8erSen.
Mllereoe paa ct tioIigt 1i6spunft
9aooe Snobpoerne feitet fla peo 8or.
iom bet betpemmeIte Steo
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Eloiuao paa Saoelano.

9isrfesOegaaro peo Gunner citation
ei ser oiSie Oage, iieIge nSiepifs
gloo" ilmoet en- @raubals ira M.
fineetioen. SoIgen bar ca. 8 Meter
/ 1permoal o. u Wieter bsi. 9eo
8rouning / Snu9en ianot mm ct
goot beporet Sfelet al en- apinoe.
Sfelettet laa poa Ell itor ila0 Sten
meo 9er3 % Sten omtring. &pg.
raoen, Den enc Soitelfool % 2aur %
QUe0eben bar pel beporet Gen an.
oen Soiteifaal bar i ilere QeIe, os
S0aono. og sSoobenene par lmlIOret
bort. Imamenlis Msrf bar unoer.
irgt @ropbau5en og opIper at oen
ifriper lie fra omfring gar 900. S
Hprba1en al Sen ltore Saug er Der
iunoet ilere minore Sau8e, lOm lene.
re pil blipe uograpet.
Gammrherrc Watbieien, GiosuoIo,
bor ifirnfet 9lrbeioerne peo GiospOlo
@prf ct tort, paffert tSeltIofale, iom
Ifol inooie5 oen nGrmelte 6remiio.
gpgningem, iom er opfert elter Seg'
nina al 9lrfiteft 5inn amlOen, llg9er
li9e neoe peo Gluen paa ifraa operTOr
Gi0spolosbp9nlngen o. er ballot
noaenlunoe inmme 9Th lom oeA'e.
) iSeitiolen iom bar $50 Siooeplao'
Ie, er Der inoreoet Scene, bportlI Der
bsrer belt mooerne lloimr. Netord'
tionerne cr malet al Sens Wang.
Torlben Seltialen er Der en- M9lte
minore Spreller, 9ibIiOtbef, S9e'
porelIe, Mlrm ior WhIiifereller, eel
lfobsppre!ier o. oeSlroen SeIlIsheo
ior en- Gfonom. gp9nlngen er ltli'
fulot bp9get % lloimret meO t'nll's'
rift Sma9 iaapel nSpenola lom IN mo
penoia. Cen folter mellem 50-6o'
600 Ser. 0ofalet er fsrft % fernnt be-
reanet poo @prfetS 9lrbeIocre. g'eh
oaloa FOR andre oil Der pGre slnleo'
nina til at benpte oct. Saaleoea 'la.
e. Sellfab lilettanter eTter al Sa'le'
or operleperet slrbeioerne, oplere
sSieISepentpret", iom er inltrinref al
Sons aanruo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
or SpfsreIien af oen poatenfte mir.

Ia. N'
Saitningen al set Ippre gieIfebus
blep poabeapnot Soften 1908. Tpt
bebpg9eoe slreal er 80 9poorotme.
ter. Tllloen er iom befienot boISt
|gantmelnolf Stil meS Wsotip beutpt
ira Dor GIore rationale Srporfitpf.
tur meo pisie 9illempninaer til 30
mooerne Sororinger.
lite Gtaae inbebo!oer 6 ltore Np.
refer: lRnait moo @eit TeiieImen
lom bar en- Glllpilabe poa ca. 80
&paorotmeter. Iereiter paa NoS
Gronnin9ens Gallon. aongens Nr.
beiosparelie. %oiiioantens &ontort,u
SpiieIhlen Tor 1874 Terloner,
Samtliae oisie @Prelier bor Isront
moo Spo. s isrlte gtaee iinoes Ses.
uoen ben Itore Sal, bporira S>opeo.
trappen fsrer op 2beu gtoae, oes,,.
oen Nnretning. SpiieppreIie for lie.
mere, 9ienerpPrelier, @aroerobe
Spllet olp.
s 2oen Gtase er &onoenS oa 0rou.
nin1ens SopepGre!ier moo 9el.
9ronprins Slops TO @prelier oa ire
@jcltep9relier moo Spo, SofSomens
VTrelie moo Elt, oesuoen lienerpa.
refer, 3 9ao NJ. b.
Wellem Gtagerne isrer ser iaIt 3
Srnpper. bnorai Sen enc, Sifferbeos.
trappen / Observation-Disclosures, er Die.
pen paaiat eiter ben isrite oprinSeIiae
Iegning of @pgninaen. Ter er Der.
| for nsopenoiaaiort en- SiIbngnin0 paa
Sen inore Sioe al Teiieiten til De
|aonaeligeS Sopepprelier.
Sllt inore 5rppirfe. Woterinler til
| Fonelinqer, Gag oa 3sre er al oenj
melt uois1te &politet fuiitfrit og
rent. Set er berior heller life ma.
let oner meo noaen SIuaS l9ffarpe,
men oleue ponbbeiiet, iaa IrPets
| Struftur operolt ifinner i9iemem.
| Nile 8Grelier 9iper ct hunt o1 ouer.
mdaoe tiltulenoe Snotrpf.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
ut;oo oinISer Set at iaa belit be

slItioa sialoer Oct at faa BELT oe|
mae auinoer oeroper. 6or.oe 0am'
Ips siple er Iormonerne minore
befpmret.
Bort Soab itaar iffe", blep Der
uotalt pes iioite aonierenee, I'll oe
OSomle. Gem fan hi aisre lioet meo;
men 9srnene os llngoommen er oor
6remtios Saab, iipr De nn9e apin'
ser, iom ieg bar lPrt at elite. "Mi9'
tianof fommer" ia9oe Ell nnoen ~'is,
iionpr. mango ltaute pene Yl9er III
oS: men enten set er Tor por Fer'on
eller ior Gpanaeliet3 FrineIperi laar
itaa oerhen".
ACCOMPLISHMENTS nnoerollr'
berer nemli1 life ben 5iltrPtnln9,
Iom ct 6eloist gore fan baoe paa
Vroieluterne. oa grfienoellen bera1
befieuotaioroc iiior en- Saler paa
aonierenren:
,.Reite Sang ifol oere Iaa bore Den
penelte Dtano Malborg tale"
Mornonerne gier, lom betlenot
9rop poa at pGre Den eneIte lanoe
airfe, ioet oct ianNe Gpangellllm et
blepen aahenbaret ior oeres Frole'
Eolei Smitb @iennem bam bar De
res Treiier. Npoltle og 99lolte Taoe
,6ulonaot til at iorfpnoe Gpon9elIe
ou iorpote oet$ 9lnoroninger.
u2e HSte Gaaes beIlise" motale'
ON Tia ielu, at noe Ifal arpe sSoroer
oa baue eft @nos Hige paa sSoroen, e
9araois, iom ifoI uoplfle ia Trf
lltnb".
Oa iii bette Yaraois lltob ls9e'
So ACCOMPLISHMENTS, - boorn
Sc iItite er Norif 9lmerifonere - a
(offe norlfe auinSer % NGno. %
ioiSi pilo!eote apnber an9rer lioel
bittert, at oe bar lnoet li9 opertale.
Wormonernes intenie Fropngonol
meoer ingen Sinorinaer. Zen norlt
Neoiering bar in9en St9n1Slerlt IA
Sen norIfe airfe bar life aiort nogel
iomIet 0roitanltrRngelie for at be
fipmpe W'urmoniSmens 6renl9an1
| Ga mems man ira firfeligt % relIgl
sIt Solo itaoig er betPnft paa at REQ
| Sc Seonin0erneS Siele, gieres oe
intet eller Iioet berbiemnle for at REQ
oe Sinle, lom ioloer i Qsormonerne
8ol0.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30
Garme oa Sbrfe.

Iarme oa Sbrfe.. ~SronobIen'S
gSresieapiS" ifriper: DTi Wtenneltet
er io iom befienot Iaare ntatnealIl'e'
liae Sfabninser. &egner oct laa-
luffer ri eiter SolIfin og TdrIlle' men
fommer iaa Solev og Ifinner, nleO al
i'm opipareoe Strait, loa er 'eiplsl9e..
liza bel!er life oct ret. 9fI lRll9e4'
efter Me0n riatig orOentlIg 0sl'
ienoe, pIaifenbe Hegn. % lfte pare
ri Memelfer l9n9ter, men al Stop'
ninaen meo oS, - lrGprne og SIon''
lterne OIL @rpsiet. 0fen enonll 'er
set life no til nogen Sordnor''l9'
oimlen or irembeles li9e tlnorenoe
bloo uben Sfper - utfnrat lom pdu
en- ,SuliSaa. Sful oenne %arll,t"
irrtIrtte, oil oet bIipe ondrIlae l'O'
ligter for ct goot 9ldr".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

@ieiten (opbragD: Ger Ilnoe5 10
life en- eneite Eiters / oenne "
pen!"
Opparteren (bsflis): ~llnoltg'p'
min beolte Serre! 2e maa os'au
fomme ibm, at De bare for!dngfe en-
balu asortiom. gdterien er fanlte l
Den anoen babe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

Der forsorigt en- @eItemmelie ON
Straf for "oen, iom peo. :. yOpbe.
barring al Sfpoeooaben eisr fig ifpl.
Dig i uioriistig 9lbfpro eanet til at
ooIoe 6nre for andres 2ip elIer Sel.
breo".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

!Sanien Goet ban ier Op ira IN
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-06-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-28
WITH ONLY HALF A BODY
HE'S A MARVEL ON ROLLERS

LOS ANGELES, March 28.-
Imagine a half man whirling
around the circle of a big skating
rink at breakneck speed and you
have Alfred Leroy, legless skat-
ing wonder. While riding bicy-
Gle between two crowded street
cars at Connesssville, Pa, Leroy
slipped and fell under the wheels.
When he came out of the hospital
he had no legs and only half an
arm.
Leroy came to Los Angeles in
1908. One day, while standing in
front of Jim Jeffries' saloon, a
messenger boy whisked into the
place on one roller skate. Leroy
sized up the messenger specula-
lively. He bought a roller skate
that very night. Screwing 1t I'M
der a piece of board. which sup
ported the weight of his body, he
found that by using two small
crutches he could propel himself
at great clip. After practicing
In private for a spell he appeared
at a skating rink and won a num-
Der of races from foot runners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-28
AND NOW FOOT BALL WILL
Be So GENTLE---PERHAPS!

Excuse me, but may / please
carry the ball u while now"
'tPardon me for stepping on
your foot, old chap. Purely ac-
cidental and unintentlonal,. 1 as
sure YOU"
When the committee on the re-
vision of football rules gets
through with it's work, that is
what the game will be like. At
least 1t will not be half as dam
gerous as last year. There vii,
be no pushing or shoying of the
man with the ball; no more Az
ing tackles. There will be no
mass plays.
The old-timers who used the
flying "" the revolving wedge,
the tandem doubles and the
straight line bucks, catching the
cleats ON their shoes between
their opponents ribs just to get
a good foothold, are sad. Scoring
will be easier this year. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-28
IzAiROR-
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Dental campaign in 1908. A INA
tional Labor Alliance" has been
formed by John w. Hayes, a for
mer influential official in the
Knights of Labor, and a number
of other prominent influential in
Idividuals who oppose A. F. of L..
aggregation" Gompers has init
mated that he will fight Uncle
Joe" Cannon, Dalzell, Payne and
other hostile statesmen in the
coming congressional campaign.
The labor alliance" promoters
announce that they will support
the aforesaid statesmen and send
labor speakers into the various
districts to show the voting kings
what a really fine lot of patriots
Cannon, Dalzell & Co. are. 1t is
believed that by confusing the is
sue it will be difficult for the av-
'erage voter to decide who is a
friend or an enemy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-28
Ketchel-Langford Bout
Fixed? Not Yet!

made. but in view of Woodman's
denial Thomas has wasted the
money the message cost him.
O'Day naturally is anxious as the
making of the match would mean
much to him.
To Revive Fight Game.
In a letter Tommy Walsh, for
merly a popular Los Angeles ref
cree, who is now matchmaker for
the New Orleans Athletic club,
declares that the present Louisia-
ma legislature is favorably dis
posed toward the rehabilitation OF
the fighting game and the bang
tails and will in all probability
restore both to their full splendor
before many weeks are past.