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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
TEACHERS HOLD
REGULAR MEETING
Session Is Well Attended
Child of Visitor Burned
to Death.
Especial to Tho Ttmes.plsnateh.l

tSpeclal 10 Inc Times Dispatch.1
Hcathsville. Va, December 22.-The
Northumberland Teachers Association
held to- second OF Its three scheduled
meetings at Reidsville recently. The
morning session. opened by Professor
Hall, was consumed by official proceed
inss The afternoon session, which
followed pedagogical methods mostly.
was attended by an encouraging num-
Der of teachers, and was made inter-
estinG and Instructive by an article or
much merit. contributed by Miss Beu-
lah Hinton, of Wicomico High School
and by extracts from paper written
School read by DIR. Frank c. Lewis.
These were followed by round tai BILE
talks Of practical value. among which
were How To Interest Parents in
School Work" and when Should the
Lesson BE Assigned"
y terrible accident occurred in XII
marnock yesterday. when the child OF
visitor III that place was literally
burned to death. The mother waa
called from the house for a short while.
and upon her return found that one OF
the two children she left playing upon
the IioOr was II charrcd mass. nothing
being distnguishnhlc but one foot. ~
man was attracted 10 the house by the
smoke pouring throng the windows, and
entering found the child dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
WRIGHT LOR|MER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Well-Known Actor Ends His
Life by Inhaling
Gas.

New York. December 22.-Wright
Lorimer, the well-known actor, COM
mittcd suicide to-day by inh:Iling gas
at his home. IL West Sixty-ffth street
Lorimcr was thirty eight years OF age,
and began his stage career i'll Chicago
several years ago. lIe was best known
in the production of The Shepherd
King" which he wrote with Arnold
Reeves
Lorimer had made a careful plan to
commit suicide. as his body was found
lying OH the Kitchen floor with the
head stuffed in an open gas oven and
pressed against the open gas jets.
The gas j,I in the room also were
turned on. Precautions had been TAX
en- to prevent the escape of gas into
the hall or through the windows. The
actor had been dead an hour when
found.
Lorimcr left three letters. two OF
which were addressed to business as
sociatcs and the third one addressed to
Friends" which was suppressed by
the police until the coroner had taken
charge of the body
Financial troubles are believed to
have been the cause of Lorimcr's sui
eide. as no told the houSck cepcr three
weeks ago when he engaged his pres.
cnt apartment that he had been out of
work for some time. Two days ago
Lorimer dismissed his valet.
Wright Lorimer WAS born in Dana,
Mass. and was educated at Colgate
University, after. which he went to
England. and took 4. 41ursc In English
literature AT ONfort University. On
his return to this country, he decided
To go on the stage. and became II
member of the Dearborn Stock Com
ranN IN Chicago and utility man.
l.orimer first became widely known in
the production OF Tho Shepherd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
VERDICT OF JURY
fAvORS RAILROAD
Damage. Suit Against N. g. w.
Ended on Instructions
Of Judge.
FLAeMAn BADLY INJURED
Masons Elect Officers-Woman
Critically Ill From Eff
fccts of Burns.
FLAGMAN BADLY INJURED
Tho TimeB-Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook Street,
(Telephonc 1850

Petersburg, Va, December a.
In the Circuit Court of Dinwiddie
county to-day. Judge Watson presid-
ing. the suit of Rutiedge vs.. the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company
for 100000 damages for personal in
juries. was ended. the jury rendering
a verdict for the defendant company,
by the instruction of the court The
suit grew out of an accident which
occurred in 1907 at or near Church
Road, in Dinwiddie county. Tho plain
tiff and companion named Crow
while driving across the track at
night in a buggy were struck By the
engine of passing train. and Grow
was killed and Rutledge was injured.
The administrator of Grow brought
suit against tho railway company for
$4,000, and received a verdict for the
amount in tho Circuit Court. but the
defendant company appealed and the
verdict was reversed by the Supreme
Court, and the case was remanded back
for retrial. On the second trial the
defendant company entered a demur-
rcr which was sustained, and the case
ended with dismissal
Rutlcdgo than entered suit against
the railway company for $4,000 for
injuries to his person. and tho case
has been on the docket for come time
To-day was specially get for the trial
Neither tho plaintiff nor his counsel
put in an appearance, and for this
reason the jury under the Instructions
OF the court, rendered a verdict for
the defendant company
Mr.. Wing. of Nottowny county, was
counsel for the plaintiff. and Bernard
Townsend and William NJ Nell
wane. of this city. represented the
railway company.
Injured in HniIwn, Accident.
Daniel Lawrence. an enploye Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, was
injured In an accident which occurred
near Grundy. In Brunswick county.
this morning and was brought to the
hospital in this city for treatment
Mr.. Lawrence waH formerly employed
as telegraph operator IN this city. but
gave up that position to become
nagman on tho road. II is said that
the train broke apart and the rear sec
ton came in collision with the front
section. Mr.. Lawrence, who was sit
ling in the outlook on tho caboose
car was thrown from his scat by the
Jar of the collision lie was painfully
though not seriously hurt about the
head. and will soon be on. again.
Mnsonic Election.
Petersburg Lodge, y. L. and A. M
last night elected officers for the en-
suing term as follows: Worshipful
Master. r. ". Steward: Senior Warden
T. y, Rownsend; Junior Warden, Thos
W. Davis; Senior Deacon. John W.
triond. Ir.: Junior Deacon, ]. VAL Par
nam; Secretary. Emmett II. Hoy;
Ehaplains. George D. Townsend and
W D Blanks; Stewards. ]. J. Gardner
aud 5. =. Rodgers.
I'll From Effects Of Burns.
Miss Bette Williams Is critically. III
at the Petersburg Hospital from the
'iIect OF burns received about two
weeks ago at her home on Jefferson
street. Her clothes caught ablaze
from the crate and before the fire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23

ana unimportant this season. tho po-
nee peins on tho alert for all crooks.
a woman had her pocket book snatch
ed from her hand last night at Syca
more and Franklin Streets by a negro
who escaped.
st. Joseph's Academy closed for the
holidays this morning with interesting
exercises. The Rev. Father O'Farrell
presented and made the children hap
by by distributing souvenirs.
elaborate programs of music have
been arranged for the churches on
sunday. appropriate for Christmas.
Ihe body of NJ y. Levey Jr., colored,
VINO died yesterday in Norfolk, will
10 brought here for burial. Deceased
vas inc son of Presiding Elder Lcvey.
of tho Petersburg district OF the 4 NJ
e. Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
DENSE FOG CAUSES
DELAY TO Ship ING
Considerable Inconvenience to
Passengers Homeward Bound
for HOLIDAYS.

newport News, Va. December 2e.-
a5hipping In this, section, Chesapeake
practically been at standstill for the
past twenty-four hours. owing TO the
aense fog that has envelopcd the en-
IRE eastern portion of the State Since
carly thursday night but few steam
ess have moved, and number of for
elGh steamers as we'll as American
steamers and sailing vessels are an
cAoted Tor safety In Hampton Roads
or the lower Chesapeake Bav Tho
coast%ise and bay passenger steamers
arc delayed. causing considerable in
convenience 10 those homeward bound
for the holidays No accidents bnvs
been reported up TO this time, and
may not be. as the greatest possible
caution Is being used in navigating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23

King" and in recent years has appear
ed in several other plays. He was a
member of the Players and the Lambs
Clubs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-13
2,uansio1tes aapitel.

Die @ormittagsprobe in Der Sire
ne o'biper mar beenoet. Die bei6en
mabtigenz brenneno rotten, bon Ell
mem bonobreiten meiBen Streife'
our6querten 8lafate rehts uno
limits bonn Saupteinganee oes Ebea.
ters peripraben gang %beionoere Sc
nuIie fir ben beutigen Bremier-
abeno, Der Ole @interiaiion einleiten
Ioate. Meiiter @reoelue batte Elm
neues Ballet gei6affen, Dos unter
leiner 2eitung einituoiert moroer
mar uno ben poetii6en 3itel Sid,
tertraume" fiibrte; @rile b'Gnes
bate in Der 8antomime Die Holle
Der Bbantaiie at tou5en uno ii6 81
oieiem 3mede cine neue @aroerobt
anlhaffen miiiien; 5pei Weter Gil
bergo5e uno elm 0iaoem aus Ser
len. 9as lettere bate @raf o'Saui-
ionpile, Der Stomgait in Der Tor-
fettloge orei, ieiner 4ngebeteten 81
6tBen geleet; felt Com Brice OH
8iibne berlaiien5 liebte Grille o'@neE
ibren @rafen nit otter Snnigfeit
9eeben Dem 8naett, oos Die piece o.
reliitance ben 4bihluB bes BRO
gramms biloete, tparen aud oil
iibrigen Mtmmern neu beiest NOR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-13

ben: ale @eenturen Ser @elt bat
ten, mie Moniieur Go6e=Grenet iiG
bombaitiid ousoriidte, ibr @oufom-
menites, gbelites uno 8eItes oil
Spe5ialitaten na6 Ser 9lrene o'biper
gei6idt = Die Soiion ioate gldn,
5eno eroffnet nerben. 9a CAB
es uSlommenmeni6en" bie @e-
brioer 8itter-8ritt = 5pei mum
berli6e &erle in Seufelstoitiim, Die
es nit Silfe elmer fompli5ierte,l
bon ibnen erfunbenen uno fonitrlt-
ierten eleftriiden Maidinerie fertts
bra6ten, fid gdn3li6 in lo6ern6e
Slammen ein3ubiiaen uno Seuer-
itrome aus Muno uno Scale gu ent.
ienoen; ferner einen o@ioe6iell-
mann, Der iid gleid Der S6lange
i'm Bara6ieie INN ben Stamm eitleS
Ipfelboumes gu minoen bertrand =
einen nSdneqbilbba,ier", Sigltor
@rrigo &ubini, cine 9rom1nelpir-
tuoiin, cine Seiltan5ereeieuidoft,
Die ouf idloppem 0robte Bbanome-
males p%oufiibrte, elm paor meiblite
Gorterre : Mfrobatell unb mas nod
Der Wnnoer mebr.
Turtletnua foIat.)
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Die Greuoe iiber ben Siea

Die Sreuoe iiber ben Sieg TT
Maine bat ni6t lange geoauert.
Nah ben neueiten lladri6ten, beli-
tie Morgen / l1br, iheint es, als
tpenn Die 8robibitioniiten NIT 295
Stimmen geiiegt baben.
= Der 2uftidiffer @obert Soip-
Ter, ser uber ben Sentiment fliegen
moate, bot bereits in Der @egeno
BON @lto, Cal, Shiffbrud erlit-
ten. Seim @eroplm lit oemoliert
uno er ielbft lit leibt berlest. eS
miro mebrere Gage oauern, ebe er
Den Slug fortiesen fam.
= 0ie @ouperneursfonferen5 in
Springlafe, g. S. lit eeitern Mit'
tag 0urd @ouperneur @ilion croft
net moroen. @s marelt aber nur 10
@ouberneure aniueleno.
9as @eridt IN Sos angeles
bat entidieoen, oaB Die Wegsama-
ra's bort uno nidt in indianapolis
81 pro5eiiieren iiuo.
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2MtraMeM.

SIN Soipital lag eill aranfer.
er mar feeIiid itarf beoriidt, neil es
nit ieiner @eiunoung 10 gar uidt
pormdrts geben ipollte.
.Weut, Mntl" reoete ibnt fem
iuneer @r5t gu. Dor bier Sabren
batte id oieielbe aronfbcit, uno Il.
ben Sic mid beute anl~
Ser Batient IieB feline @usen iiber
Die ftdmmige @eitolt gleiten.
n@elden 4rot bnben Sic ge'
babt2" fragt er enoIid ihpad).
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@as Slhitlidfeiteu seidenft be-
fDmmen.

&oni9in Maria bon England BE-
fam gu Der iitnitg e~rfolgten arc-
nung BON Sen @inmobnern Ser So
gelitaot Normi6 einen &anarienbo=
gel gei6enft. 9ieier 8ogel, oen eine
I%boronung Der Morpider giirger
int 8udingbam : 8alalt ablieferte,
mar als Der idonite lti1o alangesreih-
ite unter pielen tanienoen ousge-
tpablt moroen. Mit @ei6enfen iol-
der @rt, Die iid 10 boben 8erion-
li6feiten gegeniber pegen ibrer
unbeoeutenobeit oft ieltiam ober gar
fomii6 a%usnebmetl, lit beionoers Ser
~peritorbene aonig golparo iiber=
bauft morben. go gelangte an lin
zines Cages Elm Yadet, oas sic
Mufi6rift trug: uSr. Meieit1t bern
aonige bon England, 8arlaments-
baus, 2onbon". @s fam mirflif in
Die SG,roe oes &oniss, uno oeiien
Gergniigen mubs, lie fleiner beim
@ntfernen Der %aablloien SiiIen, oie
ben eingepaften @egenitano umga-
ben, oas Hadet puroe ltno iid)
idlieBlib ais Snbalt cine @ieier-
~fartoffel entpuppte, oie ettpa flint
Bfuno mog. gdt englii6em Spleei.
iebr nabe mar offenbar iene mebr
als bunoert Sabre alte Dame, Die
Dem &onige elm 8aar bon ibr lel61t
geitridte Sofen 5ulanote. Ger So
mig nabm bel ieiner befannten
6oflidfeit bas @eihenf an, unb
Die alte Dame miro es mol als Den
@obepunft ibres laneen 2ebens be-
tradtet baben, als iie &onig 60
moros 9onfbrief in ibren eifrigeil
@6noen belt. @ieleibt oas felt.
iamfte @eihenf, oos &onig @omoro
erbalten bat, lieet auf Dem Sdreib
tiib in Sanoringbon. @s lit Die
mumifi5ierte &ano elmer egppti-
iden Brin5eifin Die Dor etma 5000
Sobren peritorben lit. Der 90nio
erbielt iie bon einent beriibmten
@epptologen uno er benuste lte
oIs 9riefbei6nerer. als a0nigin
g[leranora, feline @emablim ibrer
65. @eburtstag %feierte, fanb iib ur-
ter oen aablreihen @eihenfen oie
ibr 81 tell mur6en, cine @iidie
gllbeburgber Sprotten. 0ie @iid)fe
mar NIT benz f0nigliden @appelt
geihmiidt ano trug cine Snidrift
auf Der Die M%l6ebureber Slider Die
aoniein baten, Dies 3eiden ibrer
grgebenbeit buloboaft ait5unebmer
Gin ensliiher @oliger, 2orb aline.
ton, permafte in ieinem Eeitc.
inent Der &onigin uilo Der Ser5ogin
BON Gonnausbt = lie 1000 MarI,
uno Dies unter Der @eoinguilg, baE
Der 4onig BON inn Elm babies
Duseno iebr i6oner unb foitbarer
@eitenfnopfe annebme. Dieies Ser
mdbtnis miro aber nod bon Dem
elmer alien idottiihen Dame iiber.
troffen, Der &onisin @iftoria Oft
mails CUNT erseist bate. sic Der
mohte ibrer baben @onnerin Gin
madte ibrer boben @onnerin Elm
WnIu1oroI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-13
@abreno ieines @ufentbaltes in

@abreno ieines @ufentbaltes in
Sloren5, etpa 1906, entitano zines
Der idoniten meibliden giloniiie,
oie uns Die Gullit gei6enft bat,
oie iebt geitoblene Mona 2iio cara
Donna Siio), brittle Srou oes Srop
cesco BEL @ioconoo. @aiari iagt,
2eonaroo bette bier Sabre oaran
eemolt, uno oas ipredenbe 2eben
6atte er oabrrr6 III oie meihen 3il.
&c eebra6t, BOB ct oie Dome nGb-
reno Ser Sieuneen , ipie es feline
@emobnbeit getpeien, our6 Muiif
uno bumoriitiide l1llterboltl.1tg he-
Iuitigte. Ser Mltsorud lit frenno.
Iidt aber nibt eemiitstief, oie grs
iheinul1g iiberalts natiirli6 lait ben
ibereinonoereelesten lpredenoen
8anoer, cine reide ll1o ~bodlgeitel[-
te, aber feiuesmegs beoeutenoe
iunee Srou. Ser gortrag BEG oil
oes bot oa' oas Guftige, Die oufge-
loiten l1mriiie, Dos ufumato@@ mos
2eonaroos groBe- grfinoune lit,
man fann iagell: oos 3iel, ouf bos
leine &rnlt binarbeitet.
9as @emdloe bate i'm 2anfe Ser
3eiten idon gor monderIei Sdbr.
lidfeiten gu heiteben SrtsberGn-
oerltngen uno Meitairierungen. Den
eroBen S6aoen boben Die Iettc
relt ongeridtet. Durd l1ngei6idliG
felt nuroen man6e Bartien, 81.
man reinigen mollte, fait 5erit0rt,
altoere bingegen uoifgefrii6t", bas
beibt iibermalt.
leonardo bot, luie mir aus lei.
men Gaeebiidern niiiel1, lnoblaiiig
OH Der Notrr beobabtet lnb itu-
oiert, oaB 2irien, Sormen utio
6orben in Ser auft, inter Der Mir-
flung beg 2idtes benz Muge eatls
anoers erideinen, als iie, eenou
gemellen ober unter anberen GllBe-
rem lmitanoen eeprift, iino ODER 81
fem ldeinen ooer berfommlih oar-
geiteat peroen. Or bat 5obIrei6e
gemerfunger1 iiber oas Sdninoen
Der &orper in Ser auft, bos Ser
i6minoen Der umriiie, Die &efler.
mirfultsell IN Sen Sarben, un6 oie-
len Sdein min er 10 tauibeno, iuie
es meni6lider aunit errei6bar it,
6aritellen.
aein eemaltes 8iIo 2eonoroos
1T na9 oieier Gidtung bin 10 iebr
Ser Snbeoriff icines aonnens, mie
Die Mona 2iia trob ibrer 3erito=
rltllg. Ser parme SIeii6ton lit I'M
@efiht peribipunoen, aber an oerl
&anoen nod iidtbar. 60 tpeih nie
Die Sormen in Der 2uft iteben, 70
ionft uno barmoniid iteben o.e
Sorben gu einanoer, oas Crime
@leib nit hen gelben @erneln uno
Die CRIME, friihe, feudte, moIfise
2anbidaft, 2eonar6o bat feinen Ct
felt gebn molten, nidts 8rddti-
ges lon0ert1 er bot o1e gar5e Wt1l-
De uno oos gebagen zines paiiir
e~eitimmten Meni6en 10 gIeidma-
Big poGelioet oareeltent, baB mon
ben @runo oieier Stimmlng in
nidts ein5elnen mebr iufen f0nnte.
or ieIbit muBte 6ieies iein eigenes
Meiitertperf ipater aus Dem 8ti-
patbeiib 5uriidfaufen fir &onis
5ran Der Die fir Die oamoligc
3eit borrenoe Summe BON $4,000
Sranf onfiir be5ablt bot. go lit bas
lntbergleihe, berrIide Meiiteriperf
in ben 2oubre gefommen.
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Ginen bdslidlen 4nblid

gab s. 5. 8arum BON SreepiIe, 81.
S., Der nit Sieberousidloe eeplagt
mar. Nohoem er piele Wiittel Der.
Iudt batte, idreibt er iiber r8udlens
arnica Salbe": Sic beilte bonlt1n.
big, obne cine Narbe ouriid5ulaifen."
Sic beilt mie nlagiih @unoen,
eczema, Shmelungen 9iibneruu-
gen uno 9amorrboioen. Nur 25c in
alien Mpotbefen.
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Setratsidetme. - Ue6nrtta. - So.
6esfale.
6etrofsfh {.

DetrofS define.
Sreo. $. 5altlt un6 S%oiepbine
6. Burger.
@m. s.. Sapenousfp nno Gbrifti
3unleoa.
Geo. @iier uno Martba Ma9ers.
5reoerid 81. &ipp llno @oitb $.
9ifs.
2eonaro 81. Irmbruit ltno War=
e1erite CRAWFORD.
gomaro S. 9aef u,to eleanor 9.
Sporfs.
0oob 2ouis Scott uno Siaie Ma.
ria &ottler.
Sr,1entan S. &eneberg uno 8eorl
Ilice $50.
Sobn 5. alforo uno aenes
S6eele.
8ebmrten.
Sronf Srei6er uno Srau, ein
Wao6en; s. @ros un6 Srau1 elm
&nabe; Sc. S. Starf uno Srorl, ELL
Mooden; @m. Sepe uno 6rau, eiit
anobe; S. $. Suoerus 11no Srau,
ein arabe; S. gmert uno 5ral1, ein
&nabe; 90. Simon nnb Srau, ein
8nabe; @ueult S. 6roeber II. Sra,l
Elm Maoden; Sobn Mangolo uno
Srou, elm 9nobe.
Eooesf6IIe.
Srau @liie Suso, SO Sabre; q.
&arotfin, SO Sabre; CHARLES $.
8ernette, 4S Sabre; Slipia S.
2ebmberg, t6 Monate; Srau Sahi-
no Sonnen SO Sabre; Sran5 ST.
ider, IS Sabre; Saul gbner, SO
Sabre; gilbert Sen, SO Sabre; Srau
Carrie 8edner, 44 Sabre.
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BeA'S Specialization.
Sanitary Sprins @aiierfitbler :

1 Sanitarg Spring @aiierfi6ler =
$500.
1 &ranfensimmer-Sii6, $500.
1 iulib eidener rnnber Nmssiebtiidj.
6 SUP, $3.50.
Gisidranf in sutem 3nitanbe, $780,.
Sellers &iiden &abinet.
8ebrandtes antilles Giden uSaQ
8ad", $500.
Nab : Cabinet $3.50
Caf China Glpiet, $1,000.
Solib eidene Sdanfeltible auf-
iuarts bon $1,25.
Sulio eidener aleiberidramf $500.
| 3niammenlesbare &imberpaaem Sc
Sulib eidener Spieseltiid $3.50.
Chartered Gaf 9rcfIer uno @aidl=
it'd $4,000.
DAT Srehers amfiparts bon $500.
Office 9reb=S tiible $3.50.
Is BET 40 frans0iider spiesel in
&abmen $500.
&in6er : Hmlt $3.50.
Weiiins : Settitelen 3 bel 6 mn6 4
bei 6 $500.
8rofer @alnuf 8iideridronf
$3.50.
@arantierte Gas &anse $3.50.
Mutife @alnmf Gettee $3.50.
Stinber : @iegem $1.75.
Ginoleums, neite Senomng er6alteu.
4 Stife altengliide Gfsimmer-M6-
bel $500.
yMiTiom Davenport" $22.5O.
Gamin : 9rabtidmt SOC.
3-faltises Srabtnet $1.25.
@e6rand)te Bog : GUIDES $3.50.
8enig gebramd]te &attan Gpnh S..
&od6fcn pom $3.50 amfiuarts Bis ~
$4,000 &anses.
&leine fransOiiide Spiesel BON ST
amfiuGrts.
1875 3 Stiife qmartereb Daft Sdlai-
-MObel, Elm Bargain 81
$4,000.
9ranfenitible mmb ,8abb 8alfers"
snm @erleiben.
Goloen Daf China Glpiet $14,00,
8ulben DAT Saa Sree $500.
8epulitertes Sofa $3.50.
8ir faifen, perfaufen, perleibell,
pertauiden uno perfoufen auf @b-
5ablung.
Beck Furniture Co.,
212 SIt . Commerce ctr.
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Sm Sort @orth finoet our Bel

SSn Sort @ortb finoet CUR 3cit
Die ogoniumers' ono 8robucers'
Conference" itott, cine 3uiammetI-
funft, Die iid gegen ben boben 9reis
Der 2ebensmitteI rihtet.
@uf Der 6arm ieines 8aters
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College, 800 8eltego commerce Ctr.
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l1mnDtis, amfsnbDren s1 arbeiteu.

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ite 9oiis bilft. 9auienoe beroanfer
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@srlanst - oeutide 866ter fir
Sormlano IN 2ubbof uno Sale
Gountp. 0~iesidbrigc @rnte mad.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
Packey Mcfarland
Knocks Out Bloom
in Eighth Round
Ghetto Boy Gets Worst of it Through.
out the Fight at Racine,
Wisconsin.

RACINE, Wis. April S.-Packey McFar-
land had things all his own way Friday In
his battle with Maurice Bloom, the Chi
cago ghetto boy who has been coming TO
the front recently The battle ended in
the eighth round. when Bloom was knocked
out after having been against the ropes,
or down in nearly every round.
The first three rounds were uneventfui,
until the middle OF the third, when a
straight right to the stomach by Bloom
shook Mcfarland into action and he
rushed his man to the ropes with hard
rights and lefts to the face In the fourth
Bloom became groggy under rights to the
face. and in the fifth only the gong\saved
Bloom from a knockout.
In the sixth, Mcfarland had Bloom on
his knees for an instant. but Bloom was
gamely taking punishment and jumped up
but was pushed to the ropes again. In
the seventh Bloom took more punishment
and again was piled up on the ropes when
che bell sounded. and the end came in the
eighth, when left to the chin sent Bloom
down for the count Of four, and when he
staggered to his feet another in the same
placer finished the fight