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0rokiener tn Mberneell.
Sabnboi cfiieesGehaaoe NIB SraAts
iduppen Der g.. VI. & ct. Y..
Sabn nieoersebraaat.

glm Montas Moraen, fur5 Dor 5
llbr, erplobierte i'm Sradtihuppea
Der Milmautee=St. paul gabn ein
Gelofen, iupourd Die bort laaernoen
pielerlei @aaren In 8rano 9eiebt wur=
ben. Gas 6euer griif 10 ihnell unl
li6, baB es ben 9lnoelisllten niht einz
|ual eelana, aae 8iiher uno RseorDs
lin Siberbeit 3u brirseit, bel ipeni=
ger Die gDaareit 5li rettelr. sSnnerbaIb
etner Stnnoe mar oas sanSe gesen
1000 Sub lan9e Gebduoe elm geiualti-
ger 6euerbero, Der allen QerIuden
Der brapen 6eueriuebr, Dem ra-
ienoen glemente Ginbalt su tbun
ipottete. Salo batten iid Die 6lammen
oem Sfficesebdube iopis Der tleinen
ausitellungsballe mit9etbeilt uno ais
einise NIT Sel belaoene sSra1tpaoen
anf ben @eleiieu in grano serieten,
ledten Die 6lammen aud balo on oem
8ah oes neuen Yaiiagiers8epots esn=
por. 3war madte Die 6euerlpebr Die
9rOBten glnltrengungen, bas Depot
81 retten, aber persebens. @egen 10
llbr itiir3te Der ipeitiibe 5beil oes 9a-
6es elm unc balo Daraui mar oas
san,e Snnere oes @ebduoes cine brau=
ienoe 6euersmaiie.
e5n oieiem augenblide tpuroe elm
sfueites 5euer aemelbet, iuelhes in
oem sroBen M6bellaser Der Sirma
6rofer & Snen al Der 3. 9lpenue
ausgebrohen mar. Weaen Der grobea
@efdbrlihteit oes lebtersn iiberlisB
Die 5eueripebr ben Sabnbofsbranp
einisen Sdlau6fiibrern uno besab
| iid nit Der Sauptmadt naf Der 3.
glpenue, um ben Gampf 9egen oas
bort aus9ebrohene 6euer auf3uneb=
men. @s brannte i'm @rogei6oB oes
8ebduoes uno oieies muroe tii6tie
unter Waiier seiebt. 9tad sueiltiinbi=
ger Arbeit Der 6euerpebr mar oisier
grano enoli6 unter Gontrolle. 9as
6euer mar our6 ben @lenatori1aht
in ben oritten Stot iibergeiprungen,
oas ganse @ebduoe pOl Raud; aber
oenno6 gelang es Der braben 6euer=
tpebr oes granoes Serr su tueroen.
Der on Dem @ebdube uno ben MO=
beln angerihtete Sdaoen 1T iebr be-
oeuteno uno miro mobl Der Summe
bon $40, 900 nabe tommen. @eipals
tig lit Der S4aoen, ben Die 8abn=
seieai6aft erleibet. 8ieier miro Die
Summe bon 100000 fiber iiber=
lteieen, oenn auBer ben @ebduoen lino
piele 9Daaren perbrannt.
8orldufig ioa elm Sols9ebduoe ais
Sidet-Gffiee bienen, pdhreno oas
groBe 8ebdube Der goDanee 5breiber
SO. ais 6radtibuppen senlietbet more
ben ill.,
DAB na6 bieiem berbeerenoen
8ranoe bic 8abneeielidait iobalo ais
m0gli6 neue, gr0Bere uno siuedoien-
lihere 8ebduoe erri1ten ipiro, iii ges,
nib. 80. .. Y.
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Gnreta, 2. ..
10. eyanuar 1911.

AN' NDNNNsbh iCii'
Sas gBetter lit iest iebr talt, bel
Oem Seuiabren am beutisen Gag fiiblte
i'd Elm aibeln on meiner gtaie, als i'd
bic Geididte unteriu9te mar wirtlid
Der Raiensipiel srfroren. 8as gisb
laufen laiien bat ii6 einseitellt unO
man muB lie i'm Stall iiittern. Sdnee
bat es unssfdbr ori 3oll, aber nod
nidt seniisene um nit benz Sdlitten
3u labren.
Srep Nerre, pel6er bel meinem
gruber Sobn in glsin, y. g., i'm
Store als gsrtduier tbdtis lit. fam Dor
sipei @oden bier an, INN @si6dfte Su
srleoisen uno Seiude ab3uitatten. 6reo
iprad iid iebr lobeno iiber iene 8es
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Sefannmadans.

Siermit ben Steuersablern pom weit=
lideu Sbeile oesGountps our Nadri6t.
oaB i'd bon Montas ben 6. Sebruar
biz sum Samitas ben II. 6ebruar in
Der Seuti6en gant in Gureta iein
meroe I'M Steuern su tollettiren.
Daniel 8. Opp,
GountD=S6abmeilter
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Sasus, u. =.
IL. sSanuar 1911

g8ill Den 2eieru Der golt audi mieoer
.etpas mittbeilen ipel1es aud niiBlih
fir Seoermanu lit uno lein loa. Senn
es heiBt: Der Serr tbut nibts, er oifenz
barte oenn iein 8ebeimnis ben pro=
pbeten ieinen 9nedten. Sine @abrbeit
eOttliber @ingebung tann niht tlarer
bargetban perDen, ais oaB @ott iein
8orbaben ieinen propbeten oiienbart,
iotpobl einselnen Wenlben mie aud
eanse 0Dlter auf oellen 8olltreduug
Aorbereitet iein m6hten. @ptt bat
allemal, ebe er cine Seimiu6ung 3ll=
i6ifte, oenielben @arnun9en ppraus=
sei6itt um Die 8ldubiaen su lparnen
ieinem 3Orn Su entrinnen, uno iene,
tpel6e Die Warnung unbeadtet lieBen,
fielen oem 3prne 8ottes anbeim. Sies
mar Der Sail Dor Der Siinoflutb. 9ie
Wenidbeit mar eottlos, bas 9ihten
uno Sra6ten bes msni6liden Ser;ens
mar b6ie ourd uno burd. Man ioate
meinen oab bic Menibbeit ale 9lns
ipriiGe auf Nta6iiht einaebiiBt bate.
Die @roe mar poa bon 8emalttbaten
uno 8eroertli6feit uno oas ein,ige
Mitiel sur 9lusruttuna oieies llebels
mar Die 3erltDrun9 oerielben, iammt
ibreH GinpObnern. gbe oies jebpd in
Nnsfilbrun9 9ebra6t iperben tDnnte,
muBte Die @elt Dor Dem iiber Tie per=
bdn9te S9itial ,geparnt werpen. Hoab
mar Elm 0orbOte; er glaubte oil @ptt,
pertiinoiste bic Soti6aft Der fommens
ben Siinolutb Observation-Disclosures
stuansi9 Sabre lang. Surd ben 8lau=
ben bat Hoab 8ott 9eebret uuo bic
slr6e subereitet sum Seil ieires Sauies,
oa er einen sottli6en 8efebl empfin9
BON benz tpas man nod ni6t fab; bur6
tuel1en er Die Welt peroammte uno bat
ererbet Die @eredtisteit Die bur6 ben
8lauben tommt.
gu elmer ipdteren 3eit, als Die Y0l=
fer abermuls IN glbsOtterei uno 9aiier
periunten iparen uno Der ltntereane
Der peroorbenen Stdote Sooom uno
Sonora beidlolien purbs, iprad Der
Serr; 0ie tann i6 9lbrabam Oereer=
ben iintemal er Elm 9rOB uno ma6tig
Bolt peroen iollte uno in ibnt. iolleu
ale g5lter auf @rben 9eie9net lueroen.
Got, Der 8eredte, tuuroe betseit unter=
riGtet, ipbaB er uno feline SOhter 9e=
rettet uurben uno tein ginsiser in iener
i9ulobelaoenen Staot, lpelder Die @ar=
uuusspreoigt b6rte, fam nit benz Sc.
ben oappn. @dbrenO Oteier 3eit gei6ab
es haB ibm bic ihdnOliden eeute uaes
iible 2eio antbaten nit tbrem unsii6ti=
gen Wanbel. 9ot's gottielige Sebens=
lpeiie sereidte ibnen sur 8etiise, audi
iiegen Die belien @riinoe Dor 3li slau=
ben, baB 4brabams beilises geiipiel in
Der gerebruns @ottes ibnen ni6t un=
bstannt gebliebsn mar. slls Got feline
gioamen Dor oem beranrabenoen Der.
oerbsn marnte, mar es ibnen ldderlih,
iorpobl pie audi oenienisen Dor Der
Sinohutb uno muroen NIT oem 3ornt
8ottes getrdntt. Satob Sang.
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aorreiponben5en
9osmer, 2. :.
l3. Syanuar 1911.


gBert6e 9pt. Hab lan9em Shpei=
aen mill ih bod aud tpieoer etpas mitz
tbeilen. g9as Die gSitterung anbelangt
lit es 10 siemlih gut. S6nee bat es
etpas. g9ino genus uro manhmal
su piel iiberbaupt weun man Strob
fa6rt, oa nimmt er INNER bas Bette
fort. gs tit idpn cine geraume 3eit
ber ais id meinen leBten Seri6t ein3
ianbte, neiB aud bic genaue 3eit, GEE
raoe Drei @ohen uno iieben Sage
bann lit es pabrideinlid Elm Monat,
mir tommt es ibpn lang por. gs gebt
mir mie ienem Suoen ieiner Srau. Gr
iaete su ibr: @beita; oi miiBt geibn
uno burfit riIfen or 9otter a6 bin
frant. Sic folste oem Sefebl. 9lls ne
auf Die Strabe fam begesnete ibr cine
anoere Siioin psl6e fragte: 9ta, 6beita;
wie 9eiita aioi friih; Die. antuOrt mar,
adj peiB mir, meil Mann lid aioi
trant. Der arante Ibaut gum 6eniter
binaus uub rief ibr gu: 6beita, grdn=
fen iolite, loif idnea ad bin aioi
i6nah. Sic folgte tpieoer llno laufs
10 i6nell oaB Der Staub iiber ben
9opf suiammenwirbelte. Wtan bate
lic ni6t nit sipei faulen, trummen
Srampeltbieren eingebolt. geim Dot
tor an9efommen lpuroe iie gefra9ts
lparum tie 10 I6nauft unb mas los let,
tie iaete; adj meiu Mann lid i6on aioi
lang tranf unb ioa i6nell tpmmen.
auf Die 6rage iuie lang er trQnf iei
mar Die 9lntiport flint Sas beiuab cine
@p6e. ga meinte Der Sottor Das lit
nidt 10 idlimm geb i6 tomm balo.
9lm Sonntas. ben s. Sanuar iuaren
Satpb 8ihter uno Ssrau beIu6shoiber
BET ibrem bier pobnenoen 5o6termann
8eorg Bauer uno 6rau. gbenfalls
beiu6ten Saniel Sunbt uno Srau
Serrn 2aoner. @ie idon betannt ltarb
nod i'm alien Sabr SObann 2dmmle
alt, on 2unaenentSiinoung. Pbilip
2dmmle mar au6 iebr trant III aber
lpieoer beher.
gm Grabe iebn mir title
llub lden GbrGnenlaat.
0es liebeu Yil9ersbhue,
Ter aus9epil9ert bat
@r i9aut nun mas mir 9lauben,
@r bat nun mas uns ieblt;
Sbm taun Der Seinb nibtS raubsu,
Ger unS periudt uub quilt.
Sbn bat nun als ben Seiuen,
Der Serr benz 9eio entriidt
unb mabrenb mtr bier rpeiuen,
ST er 10 bod be9Iiitt.
gSir armen YilSer sebeu;
Soier nod i'm 8bal lumber,
gis mir tbn wieberiebeu
llnb ieli9 limb pie er.
glm z. Sanlnr traf id in Der StaOt
SOsmer nit Serrn Gbriitian S6aible
suiammen. ST iit pieber nit ieinsm
gebro4enen SuB iorueit berseitellt oab
er laufen tann, tuobl aber nod nidt
10 tpie friiber. gr brauht tpenigitens
Oas Sett nidt mebr 3u bitten. @iini6sn
ibm meitere SeIierun9.
@O b!sibt ben Srieori6 s9aible
nit ieinen aorreipOnoensen, sriiBe i'm
iopte audi Gouaro Satober laBt eub
mal bOren ourd einen 8eri6t in Der
Gureta Poit. 8rilBe aud meine griiz
Der iOtpie Sdoder, O., M. unb gloolf,
labt eu6 mai pum giorosn bOren.
Sobann Sortel.
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fernen, iooaB ieoer Stimmaeber leoen
9iamen einseln marfieren mus.
Sine @prlage BON Wtllett pOn Stan=
len miirae es oem Greisgeri6t ilberla'=
len Srrigationss 8iItritte 81 belttmmen.
Souos f6nnten BON einem Iolten 9t=
itritt ausgeltelit weroen, uno Die art
uno @eiie tuie alles seleitet uno gere=
eelt peroen iulte lit ebenfalls Der Sor=
laee einperleibt.
Sas @ese= uno Mtittels aomite wiro
eine MaBnabme einreihen um Die Seb=
Ter uno Wtdngel unieres ieBisen Grb=
ibaftsfeuer= =@eisbes su beri6tisen, ipel=
DIES als untonItitutionea befunoen
wurpe, oa oehen 9lbitufungen llnsere6t
maren. Sas ieBise @eieB idreibt Dor,
oaB ipenn iemano $4,000 erbt, 10
muB er cine seipiiie Stsusr entridten.
Grbt sr ieoo6 so, 100, 10 muB er eine
melt grOBere Steuer fir oas @anse be-
3ablen. 9as 9anSe @eieB ioQ 10 mos
oifisirt tuerOen oaB Die grbObung iid
nur auf Summer bon iiber Sebn Sau=
ieno anpenOen iou. 9ieie Summe bat
Dem Staate Bis 9atD uneefdbr $50
600 abaeporfen, bod bat es Die beiten
glusIi6ten Ii6 als cine bDhlt er9iebise
@innabme= Guelle su eriueiien.
Senator GurtiB bon gromn bat cine
8Orlage, mel6e Die gerOientli6ungs-
'Metbpoe Der refer-ierten @eiebe uno
3uldBe CUR Serfaiun9 dnoern iol.
Sieie iolten ppm Staate publiSiri
lperoen uno oanu Die Soften iebem
Gountp pro 3ate auferleot iperoen,
lpeldes oann iebem Simmgeber Die
GeieBpDridldse per YuIt sui6iten ioa.
Gs miro ausenpmmen, oaB Die 0er=
Ofientliduns Ooer Bubli3irun9 auf oieIe
9rt fir $4,000 sei6eben tanu, lpel6es
bel Der leBten @abl benz Staate $ll5,.
900 toltete.
burlington bon @re9orD mo1te ei,
neuen 3reisgeridtsbeSirt (oen IL. } au!
ben Counties 8regorp, Sripp, Wsllette,
Sooo, @aibabaugb uno Sennett mo.
der.
8auoD BON @aita bat cine @orlaet
unter Searbeituns nelhe 9lbeaben pOr=
'dretbt BON &oblen tpel6e auf Staats=
ldnoereien gesraben tperoen.
@dbrenb Der leBten @o6e waren in
pierre Die Staats=Sprtitulturiiten ten Der.
Iammelt. Observation-Disclosures II.
Gntlpidlungs=& onsreB lit Dieie @o6s
IN SiBung. Sauienoe perionen pers
ben erpartet. S. s.. Stll piro am
9ienitag cine 9lnipra6e balten. 8is
metlten prominenten 9eute unieres
Staates weroen auf Dem BrOsramm
eri6einen.
Die >lebtuerfloliene @o6e mar bic
langpeili9ite bieier Sibuns. Die tOm=
menoe, NIT Dem grOben 6onperiatipnss
&ongreB, miro wabrideinltd Die leb=
baftete tperoen.
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1000 neue slbOnnenten perlanst!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
B|OOLE HERO FOR A
MINUTE THEN NIX
"Tony" Whips O'Brien's
White Hope Then Chal-
lenges Jack.

Philadelphia. Pa. March 10.-"Tony"
Biddle was a hero for almost a minute
yesterday. After that minute he was
q defeated pug"
Some weeks ago "Jawn' O'Brien an
nounced he had hope of the white
race" the same being one Charles
Burkhardt of Salem, n. ]. Yesterday
.Jawn" thought his protege was suf-
ficiently trained and decided to give
him tryout with Biddle.
The hope stands feet 8 u inches
and has a reach of 81 inches They
started the first round and Tony just
sailed in and licked the tar out of the
hope"
In the second round Tony" reached
his wind twice and all the gameness
went out of the hope" Five seconds
after the bell the hope" begged of his
seconds to stop the fight. They did.
Tony was hero.
Overlooking with confidence. the
young millionaire challenged O'Brien
TO a battle. "Jawn' accepted. Tony
used the same tactics with "Jawn' as
he had with the hope" He endeav-
ored to sail into "Jawns' stomach, and
he did land one singing blow upor
the tender rathskeller of lawn
lawn forgot 1T was a friendly bout
He sailed into Tony" blackened botf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
BROWN QUITS WELTERS AND
GOES AFTER MIDDLE Title
Chicago Scrapper Issues sw eepng Challenge to All Box
Who Will Do 158 Pounds Ringside

George Brown. the local boxer, who
has been battling among the welter-
weights, yesterday announced that he
was out to try for the middleweight
championship of the world. Through
his manager, Nate Lewis, Brown an
nounced that he was ready TO box any
man in the game at weight varying
from 145 pounds at 5 o'clock to 15S
pounds ringside. Brown is sincere in
the beiief-that he can beat any one who
will make any weight between the
notches mentioned.
Promoters have had hard time Sc
lecting opponents for me-" said the
Greek boxer yesterday. so l have de-
cided to challenger the world and offer
to give away thirteen pounds to any
one. I believe that / can whip any of
the middleweiEhts II they do ringside
weight of 1853 pounds for me, for they
will have to dry out, and I'll merely be
fighting at catchweignts"
Brown Rematched with German
Brown yesterday was matched with
Joe German for twenty round bout at
Muskogee. Okla, for April 10. The
two recently went hfteen rounds to a
draw and the bout was such an exciting
one that there Immediately was a de
mand for another meeting between the
two This bout will follow one with
Jack Dillon, the Indianapolis middAe-
weight. at Columbus. Ohio. The weigh
for the Dillon match is 154 pounds al
O'Clock. If Brown makes good
against German and Dillon he is TO gel
chance at Jimmy Gardner at Boston
April 20.
Mike (Twin) Sullivan and Bob Moha
are down to battle at Milwaukee to-
night in the windup of show which
will bring together some good talent
Moha has announced that in case O.
victory he'll lay claim to the weller
weight championship OF the world. Tn,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
LEWIS Furnishes BURKE
IN ten ROUND BATTLE
Gotham Welter Rocks the
Sailors Head in Every
Round.

New York. March 10.--Willie Lewis.
the New York middleweight, gave
Sailor Burke a terrible beating last
night in their ten-round encounter at
the Whirlwind Athletic Club. Lewis
showed no mercy to his old-time rival
at any stage of the game. He planted
his singing right to Burkes head re-
peatedly and had the sailor hanging on
in most of the rounds.
The sailors tactics were foul all the
way through the milling. He huggeo
Lewis and tried to heel him with his
glove innuemarble times. The work
was SO raw and palpable that the
crowd Kissed him continually. The
last two rounds were fast and filed
with plenty of action. Lewis tried to
win with a knockout, and, although he
gave Burke terrible beating, the lat
ter managed to stay the route.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
WHITE sOX SLOW
UP IN PRACTICE
Bully Training Weather
Puts Men in Splendid
Condition.

Fort Worth, Tex, March 10.-Eight
days in the Lone Star state have put
the White Sox in such splendid physical
condition that they not only cam afford
TO sacrifice half a day of bully train
ing weather, but 1t is getting to be a
necessit to cut down on the work to
prevent getting the players in such
prime form that they will not be At 70
cope with April weather on the major
leag circuit.
That was part of the reason why
Manager Duffy brought his No / squad
down here from Mineral Wells yester-
day afternoon instead of waiting until
this morning. which would have been
IN plenty of time to play the third
game OF the series with the Painters
this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
HACKENSCHMIDT
IS AFTER ZBYSZKO

Wichita, Kan, March 1O.--Jack Cur
ley, acting for George Hackenschmidt
today announced that he will match
George in a finish match against Zbys-
zko before Hack sails for Europe
early next month.
Curley says he will be IN Chicago
Sunday to meet Jack Herman man
ager of Zbyszko, and that the club of
fering the best inducement will get the
match The Empire club of Chicago
the Empire and Missouri A. C. of Kan
sas City and Madison Square Garden
promoters of New York and several
other wrestling clubs will bid for the
match, and Curley says that all bids
will be considered and the best one ac-
cepted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
EUROPE LEADS
IN AVIATION

New York, March 1O.-St. Croix
tombstone. the American aviator, who
recently obtained pilots license at
the Bleriot school in England. and who
is here his way to the Cuban meet.
explains why so many Americans go
abroad take up aviation. He said:
The reason is there are more machines
aavilable and the conditions for learn
ing better. In Europe a machine is
delivered two weeks after the order is
placed. and there are splendidly
equipped aerodrames for receiving in
Structions." Johnostone was formerly
a motorcyclist His home is in Chi
cago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10

semi windup of the bout will bring
Danny Goodman and Kid Graves to-
gether. Goodman wound up his train
ing at O'Connel's gymnasium and ap-
peared to be ready for hard go
Johnny Coulon and Harry Forbes
started hard work yesterday for the
bout at Kenosha March %. The
bantamweights evidently mean to be in
the best of shape. Coulon means to
take no chance of letting the veteran
steal away his title by entering the
ring unprepared. while Forbes realizes
that the match with the champion Is
the greatest opportunity he'll ever be
offered in the ring and intends to be in
the best possible trim. He boxed at
GiImores yesterday after doing five
miles on the road with Mickey SherI-
dan. Cou1on did some light work near
his home in Logan Square
Mickey sheridan has recovered from
the operation on his nose and resumed
boxing yesterday. He is to box Freddy
Daniels at St Joseph. Mo- next week.
White Makes Better Showing.
Charlie White. who recently showed
that he is in earnest in attempting 10
live down the bad reputation he gained
by his bad fight with Danny Webster
by going twelve fast rounds to a draw
with Benny Kaufman, has been match
ed with Tommy Dixon for eight
round setto in Memphis. In case he
wins. he'll get after frankie Conley
White has defeated the Kenosha boy
twice. but declare he is willing IL S.vs
him another chance.
Jack Britton is working at O'Con
nelfs for his fifteen round bout Will
Jack Barada at ST. Joseph, Mo. Marc
%. He went several good rounds will
Kid Dugan yesterday and the speed h,
exhibited showed why he got a draw
with Mcfarland in their recent Mem
/ phis bout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
CENTRAL LEAGUE
PLAYERS SIGN UP

South Bend. Ind. March 10.-The
following contracts have been reported
to the Central league headquarters in
South Bend: With Terre Haute-
James Patterson. Albert Jones. pitch
ers; Monte Weeks, catcher; I.anick,
outfielder With Dayton-Compton,
pitcher; Blakely. outfielder. With
South Bend-Wetzel, ethird baseman;
Kelley. shortstop; Gfer, Kroy. Holt,
outfielders With ZanesvilIe-Ned
Crowder, shortstop. With Grand Rap
ids-Jack Pendry, second baseman.
Despite a sore arm Bugs Raymond
is pitching good ball in practice games
with the Giants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
MISS WAGNER
IS CHAMPION

New York, March 10.-In three close
sets. Miss Marie Wagner won the ma
tional woman's indoor tennis cham
pionship yesterday at the close of the
tournament at the Seventh regiment
armory. Miss Wagner beat Mrs.
Frederick Schmidt for the title in the
final matches, taking the first and last
sets. The middle set went to Mrs.
Schmidt. Miss Wagner won the first
set. ct, lost the second, 81. and then
took the third and set, after losing
four of the first five games by a score
of IL to 9.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
NEGRO "PUGS"
MAY NOT MEET

New York. March 10.-There is a
probability that the proposed fight be-
tween Sam Langford and Joe Jean
nette in France will not materialize
The principals appear to be hopeiessly
divided in regard to the date for the
match. Jeanette, who will box in
New York on March 16. wants the
Paris battle put over until April as he
will not sail for Europe until March
u.s. Langford insists on twenty
round battle on March 2S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
HUESTON BEATS
ALFRED DE ORC

New York, March 10.-Although
twice forced to stop play because of
illness. Thomas Hueston won last
nights block of his 500 point cham
pionship match with De Orc, 232 to
1919. Hueston played a fine game
throughput. while De Orc faced hard
luck. although he made some beauti-
full combination shots. The high runs
were Hueston, 81. De Orc. 26. The
total score to date is De Oro 405;
Hueston 335
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10

OF his eyes. and started to ram the
teeth of Tony down his throat. Be
fore "Jawn' came to, two of the teet h
of the sporting millionaire" were
missing.
When 1t was all over Tony" was a
sight. But he was game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-10
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEP
FRIDAY.

, FRIDAY. Z
, Columbia Pennsylvania inter Z
. collegiate wrestling matches at 4
. Philadelphia 4
Q Opening of first international Z
= boxing congress at Paris, France.
. Pal Moore VS.. Young Sammy 4
. Smith. 10 rounds. at New York. 4
. Tony Ross VS.. Morris Harris, 4
. 10 rounds. at Rochester. N Y 4
. University of Michigan SYRIA I
. cuse university dual track meet 4
. at Ann Arbor, Mich.
. SATURDAY. 4
q Central A. A L. indoor cham 4
. pionships at Chicago.
. University of Chicago Universi- 1
. ty OF Illinois dual meet at Chi I
. cago.
q due university dual meet at Chi 4
q cago.
= Texas A. A. u. annual cham 4
. pionship meet at Fort Worth
. Annual indoor athletic meet of I
. Mohawk A. c. at New York.
q Yale-Princeton intercollegiate I
= wrestling matches at Princeton, 4
= N. j.
= wrestling matches at Annapolis, I
. Md.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

such as this had seemed merely to
serve to put Duncan on his mettle, to
infuSe him with a determination to try
again and win out, whatever the odds.
and at such times he was accustomed
to exhibit a mad responsibility Of
wit and gaiety Of spirit (whether it
were mask or no, that only out
rivaled his high good humOr when
things ostensibly were going well with
him.
Intermittently, between his spasms
Of employment he had been Kellogg's
guest for several years. not infrequent-
ly for months at time, and so Rob
bins had come to feel sort Of proprie-
tary interest in the young man. second
only to the regard which he had for
his employer.
BEG pardon. SIR" he advanced, hest
tant. "but perhaps you're just feeling
bit blue. Won't you let me bring
you drop Of something's"
"Of course l WILL" said Duncan en-
phatically over his shoulder. "And
get it now. will you. while I'm pack
ing? And. Robbins"
"Sir."
"Only put little in it."
"a little what. sir?"
"SeltZer, of course"