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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20
@rmnociaentmms. llebestraaMnaea,

81. 6. goob nnb 9. g. Sarfail oll
@pttIieb 6. 3eIltpeeer, @runbitId in
Der @arlaubale Ibbition; 5000.
Senrb 8. 8urfe an emma @urgemeiz
tier uno gmnp 9uenfe, @ruubftid III
Der Solttb 9arf 5unitod's Iooition;
$2500.
8. 6. goes unS g. g. Sarlan an
emma Bnrgemei1ter, @rlitloItiid in Der
1arlanbale Nobition; $3.50.
2os Nngeles Seights Smprobentcnt
Company an 0ants &ieffer, @rrnbitId
in Der 2os Nneeles 9eiebts Nbbition;
$500.
@iaiam 6. 9euiIen unb Srnu all
8alter Galteber, 8runbitiid an Der 81
ier Strabe, Soutb 9eiebts; 1915.
@runOftiid an Der @iibsSlores Strabe;
$4,000.
S. $. @irfpatrif an Sran Carrie
8oi9t, @rnnofiid in Der San Sernanz
Do Mbbition; 5000.
Sobn q. Irelton an 8illiam Sto.
mtfb, 1870 Ider 2anb; $3.50.
Sobn 8. SippIe al g. @. stephens,
@runoftid an Der @elt Sails Mbe1u,e,
Sputb 9eigbts; $3.50.
0nblas bon MboIpb uno Gertrude
56urig an Oscar 5onne1i, @runcs
ifid al ser Men9aea Ctr; $3.50.
g. 8. @iDen ntl6 Srau al Saines
5. 3aag, @run6itiid in Der Sigblmo
Barf NoSition; $500.
Srau Gatie 9. uilb Marie s. @peIt
at 9errD S @oeIb, @runbfld i'm neuell
gitbSBIod 1919; 81 II. 81.
Eo+1,S, cao N}oaTt, .t,,S moy;n Qha,oro
Boelb an Srau @ntie Saler 8oeb
@rnnbftiide III ben neuel gitb<gIods
258 nno 204; ST II. q.
Strait &atie Gnuer @oeIb uilo Senrb
Zoe @oelb all Marie Sbereie @oelb
@runb1tii6 an Der Morbe Stores 6trai;e
ulb in ben neuen gitbs8lods 258 uno
204; 81 II. 81.
Marie Sberefe @oelb an Srau @afie
Sniier @oeIb, @runbftid int i,elterl gis
tpsBlpd 258; 81 Ii. q.
George 6. @nuer unb Srau n1 6.
W. &ni9bt, 1882 4der 2atb; $4,000.
6. $. Solbre nnb Srau an q. $
SaIff, @rlnbitiid in 2aureI Sei9bts;
$500 II. q.
Sralif g. un6 2ouife S%iisernifiol al,
Jfidarb nIl6 2onife Sarmon, @runbs
ftiid an Der Starf Ctr; $1425.
Sobm uilb Sba Studer an bie Miiiiotl
See Company, @rrnbffid an Der Can
Wsnrcos unb 9eIgnbo Ctr; $40.
NadIns bon 6. S. Gimmons an
gbas. Soeriter uno 9ugo @rote, 80
Mder Qanb; $760.
81. g. 8raht an STE 2ebb, @rnnbz
ftiid i'm neuen gitbsglod 2913.
S. 8. 2btle unb 2ouis Soraub an
Bn. 8nrfbnrbt,. @rnnoitid I'M ben
MelroIe Gardens; $3.50.
g. 8. 9enrb on Sran S. 6. 5effeI,
@rinubftiid int marlborough BIace;
$500.
6. 9.s9enrb an Sral s. 6. @efz
fel. Grli10fhid I'M Marlborolgb Blace;
$500.
SuIi1s g. muesse an @uaoaroupe
@iIareal, @rltnoitid in @iua Gua6a>
loupe; 1915.
O. 8. 8Iad u1b Srau an Warb 9.
9olebefe, @runbfiid an Der Carolina
Ctr; $4,000.
g6as. g. sabror unb Sran m
MboIph Sor5, @rinoifiid an Der @uenz
tier Ctr; $4,000.
M. lIcobid an gnril 2ode, 8 ader
Qdn6: ST II. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20

aber bier in Der 9forrei ni6t, bier
nj &lein-guieoom iiberboupt ni9t
al 9a fonnten Die 8a1ern font
men nno Die Naie iiber oie S6arl-
lptelerin rimpfen, ols Oh
ufls Die go1ern 'pos angingen
uno ols Of infer G6miegerIohn
ntdt an6 10 elm Stiif bon Ser
gubne marel 9aB Ser berfom, 3d.
9eeen batteit gu aber nidts ein5,t-
%ipenoen!"
Gorticbuua foIot.)
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25. @opiteI.

uMam1," rief Die Baltorin in
Die Stuoierltube ibres @atten bin
Elm uno miidte iid) Die Mueen Eel
benz ibr entgeeeni6lagenoen Ca.
bafsqualm ubiit gu BENT nod niht
fertig2 Ser Wagen fam ieoel
Mugenblid porfabrenl Oh Iicbe
Seele, nod niht mai ein reines
@bemiiette bot er ii6 borgebul,.
6en!" Sic tparote iid nod Der
Slide auriid. .Mie5e!" i1rie iie,
uMie8e, 10 bore oodl @ib mol eiu
neues gbemiiette airs @aters Spiit.
De! @as - OH muBt BET benz Bra.
ten bIeiben2 Dann idide Die gar.
bel berl @bcr elm bishen flinf!"
@arbden, Die lang oufeeidoiieu
mar uno INNER lire meiBen 3dD.
ne 5eigte, itiirmte ourd oen SIur,
oaB ibre 3opfe fIogen mo febrte
nad menigen Minuten init benz
geminibten Soilettenltiid 5uriid.
Oie 8altorin nabm oas Iteif ge-
itarfte Gbemiiette in Die 9anb, bIies
nit geidloiicnen 2ippen ubcr oi.
Geinmano, priifte Die @1nber, OF
fie aud felt iaBen uuo trot oailm
poaig in oas 8inlmer hires Mal,.
neg.
uHilb," iagte tie mo mebelte nit
Der Sdir5e, rnein, Dor mol.
Glitter, mas gu biel iii, lit gu bell
Oh baIt pie cine 2ofomotipe ge.
auaImtl Oh meme @iitel".. sic
rib einen S~eniterfliigel ouf..
Y@as ion oenn Der Srib benfen,
tpenn er bier Bereinfommtl Mad)-
bar arauie miro meinerl, es brennt
BEL uns, tuenn er ben 3au6 aus
Dem Teniter iiebtl.. Nun fonru'
NAL Der, Mlterl ODER nein, bleibe
iiten = 10 gebt es beiierl abcr bal
tie itiIl"
nno iie trat geidGftis bintcr
Ben idlobmeiB getporbenen Haitor
uno bano ibm bas gbeniiette I'M,
5og Inn Die SaIsbinbe 5urebt
uno ftrid nit Der fluden Sano
eldtteno iiber iein !Saor.
so, nun iiebit Oh iperrig.
items menidlid aus" meinte iie
la6eno. u2aB ober iest einmal Gle
Irbeit ruben, M1nne geb' lie
Der elm btsfen an Die friihe Suit
uno oertreibe ben Quaml aus Del.
&%ofndbtenl @ns malpit Du oenn
fir Elm @eiidt, Otter? 5reilit 9u
Sid nidt auf oen Sunsen, ben
Sris aaf uniern 5ufiinfti0en
Serrn Sdmiegeriobn be2"
uWas nero i6 mid mid.
f%reuen," brummte Der Baltor uno
itano auf, unatiirIid freu' id mid,
= ober oa lit mir, pie ih iiber
ben 8iihern iise, 10 garrd unfuia-
fiirli6 Der @ebmfe gefommeit
bob Die Sreuoe bod nod ein gto-
den GROCER gemeien mare, menn
man aud - ma ia, penn man and
Die 5annp nal mieoer i'm SouIe
gebabt bate! @eiBt Du, Mutter,
Der @ebanfe lit mir 10 gefont-
men"
0Meinit 0u ettpo, mir nid)t
alld?" fiel Die Sron 8aitorin elm.
n@ber wer bot benn oas geiogt,
ooB oos niht anging = wer bat
benn geiagt: ON britten Orte mol
len mir nit Der 5annp 5uiammen
fein - meinetpeeen ale Gage =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20

6ranf Bloom, Der SoBn
oes Yoiteni6neioers ouf Sort
Mper, So, oeiien 8eforoerung gum
Sffi5ier Dem Colonel @arraro,
melder &ommanoant BON Sort
Mper lit, unermuni6t erifienL neil
er elmer israelitjiden 6amilie an.
geb0rt, lit gum unteroffi5ier i'm
q. 5eloartiaerie : 8egiment i'll
Sort .. q. Huiiea> @poming, err
nannt moroen. Bloom mar Col
Dat i'm 8. 6eloartinerie : Regiment
gemeien uno bate Die 8orprit
fnng nidt beitarroen, ourfte iid)
aber auf @noroning oes Bralioen'
ten Gait trosoem CUR SdluBprii-
fung itellen, melhe err beitalo.
Colonel @arraro erbielt, tpie ieiners
5eit beri6tet, anlGBlib ieines Ser.
boltens in Dem Saa cine Hiige.
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Nad barter gagesarbeit

idmer5en Ropf uno Miiden Der Sars.
frau. Rein @unoer, lpenn lire
2aune etpas miirriid lit. sic miro
lire CUTE 2aure pie6er erlangen,
,tahoem iie Die S1mer5en nit Gr.
Nihter's .Bain-grpeuer" bertriehen
fat. Das lit oerieIbe 5uberldliige
6reuno Ser Menidbeit, Sen man
leit Sabren in gang europa IN fail
ieber Jomilie borfinoet. 25 ,illo SO
Gents Die .SIaide in aaell oeutid)ell
Mpotbefen.
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@ermeiOete idredlide sraaSbiem.

Nedt8eitiser Nat fam Mrs. 6.
@iaougbbp bon Mareneo, Wise.,
(M. $50. y uno rettete 5tpei Men.
idenleben. Mer5te iteIlten Sduino.
iudt felt uno bradten nur lpenig
Silfe. S6lieBlih nabm iie ailf ben
Jtat ibrer Eante bin n9r. Sings
SEEM DISCOVERY. Sic i1reibt oar.
iiber: sd babe oas Mittel felt Idn.
gerer 3eit genommen uno Der idref.
Iide Suften fat falt sara nadgcIai.
len. au6 bat es meiiien1 fIeinc,l
Sobn bon idlimmen 2ungenleioell
gerettet.~ Dieie unpergIeidlihe Mc.
oi5in lit oas 9eite fir Sals. nno
2ungeiileiocn. 8reis SOC II. $t.00.
8robefloiden fret. @arantiert, Bel al
len Mpotbefern.
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Sc o m m mol herl"

8faI5er gum Norooeutiden) :
MirBfdl5er baptpe oo9 nit nor sic
iheeniht nee, aa1 6ie f1r5iht'
Sprob. @ann gum 9eifpiel Sic
in Berlin iage: oMber boren Sic
mol, meil1 8eiter, fommen Gle bod,
bite einmal ber!", 90 iage mir III
Der Bfal5 eenfad: n-mldbl@
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grfonnt.

@ait: nMber, Serr @irt, Ser
Wein lit fir ben Breis bod mtrf-
li6 81 teuer!"
Wirt: u3u teuer, iagen Sic? @ii-
fen Sic, ipie niel ih bei ieoer Sla-
ide suiese?"
@alt: uSapol> Elm Bint WaI-
5erl"
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Sano Sbrs idriftli?

Sanb Sbrs idrtftIi?
Sans uno Seiri fteben Dor benz
Berboamt uno Der Berb0rri9ter
frast ben Sans: uSit's mobr, Sans
gano Sbr au g'bort, oe @eiri beb
g'ieit, mir @idter un6 @obofote
Ieigib oai Spisbuebe?"
Sans: uSa, Serr Br1fioent, urto
er bat no g'ieit, er mell's idriftIi
gab."
gerborri6ter: vSdno Sbr's 90
i6riftli Ia geb?"
Sans: rgei, mel, mer bdno ebms
ildt glaubt!"
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g efiirhtun q.

y@as mag ben 9ommer8ienra.
beposen boben, ben Sreiberrntitel
ab5ulebnen2"
Or fiirdtet, feline Srau, oie Dor
5tuei Sabren ourdeebrannt lit, f0nn.
te ionit 8uriidfebren."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20

0ad ieinem neuen @eiieplan
miro Braiioent Gait am IL. Ho-
pember nod @aibington 5uriiffeb-
rem. ltripriinelid moate er idon
am 81. Sftober feline @eiie in
Bittsburg beenoen.
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-

Bel cinem automobil, 8ett-
rennen IN Siour Gitp, Sa., rannte
cine Der Woidinen in cine Sen5
binein. Ger Siibrer oerielben, gil.
lp Scarce, wuroe getotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20
@rieasf,a m

5WI &c 3 = ItU I1E Z Z q y z II.
u8arum nenren Sic oenn Serrn
Wuler immer Sbren Rrtegsfame-
rooen? Sic baben bod beioe feiner
SeIo5ug mitgema1t?"
~aber an oemielben Gage gebei-
rotet!"
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@mmortFtibes.
sc Aenfenner

UeT Wf e n d entefmer.
Sem @eihdftsinbaber eines 500.
oenmoga5ins miro gemloet, oaB Ell
ne 81,noen Elm Stid Seioe unter
ibrem Wantel beridminoen IieB.
v2aiien Sic oieie Dame rubig ge-
ben," meinte er. lddelno, lid fern
lie idon, in elm paar Sagen fommt
lie tpieoer uno min sic Seibe ltnl=
ta1ll6enL 90 neroen mir idon fer.
tig nit Dem Breiie!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20

Gin S6pabenltre i6
M%usrufer Gin eirem tJiirttentber-
giiden Staotben):
vDie &efruten, pelde gum ndd-
item 8uge miiiien, fino aln @atbanIe
onaenaaelt.1
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27
SIX IN
GOTHAM FOR TAFT

Washington, D. C.-President
Taft left at IL O'Clock today for
New York City to spend two days.
During that time he will be the guest
Of honor at no less than six ban
quets at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

All druggists sell DR.. cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment, csc, soc and S1.e0
bottles. Guaranteed to heal without
leaving . blemish or money refund
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27
REAL ESTATE yoR sA1n

FOR sALE-by Owner, 100 acres
in, the famous Park Region ii Min.
nesota. Highly improved. Best
soil in the world. Large frame dwell-
ing, Barn, granary. machine sheds,
and other buildings. All fenced.
Close to market and school. $500
per acre. part cash, easy terms.
Write NJ. j. Kolb. Fosston. MINI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-House Of IL rooms,
4 rooms in cellar, modern with cleo
trio light. gas, bath, 2 lavatories. hot
water heat. splendid trees and lawn,
100 feet facing ON 5th street, No.
81. Part on time If desired, an ele-
CANT location for rooming and board-
ing. Reasons for selling poor
health. Address 81 East Shit street,
Mitchell, S. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-Fifteen lots in Rail-
road addition on Montana street.
Peter Young. telephone 222.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-summer house on
Jim River. Address X. Republican.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-All the new legal
blanks prescribed by act of the last
legislature. Don't take any chance
of using irregular blanks. Our
blanks are drawn by an attorney.
Send for samples of the new blanks
and a cataleg of our full line Of
blanks. The Mitchell Publishing
Company, Mitcheii, S. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-New 6 hole Peninsu-
lar stove. used Only two months. Will
sell cheap for cash. Call at 1000
Fourth Avenue East.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

New Second Hand store. Ford,
Nafe & Co.. have opened q and hand
store at AT Main St.. where We will
buy. sell and trade all. kinds Of sec
ond hand goods. Kindly give US .
call. Phone 1872.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-Eggs for Matching,
White Orpingtons, $500. R. /. Reds,
$3.50. $500 and $3.50. Phone
1924.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-strawberry plants. SO
cents per hundred, 800 Seventh Ave-
nue. east.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR SALE-Home grown alfalfa
seed. $500 per bu. Inquire Walrath
Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

For soft watsr. business phoa,
-- line 8. Perry Davis.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

Dray ONCE Quick delivery once.
Phone 40 Wal Williams.
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FOR sALE-Choice yellow seed
corn. guaranteed to grow. So blu.
sacked and delivered at Mitchell or
Letcher. Cnancy Bates, Letcher, 8.
D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALB-Du goods or groeesZ|
sounters. Q. y. vornllyea. Il
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

wArlTED-south Dakota realses.
tate dealers to write for samples or
South Dakota maps and booklets be-
fore ordering them. On our map .
print d copyrighted article about
South Dakota which u BY far the
best thi-- offered to South Dakota
real estate men. Do You want your
competitor to have better Advertising
matter than you? Our mars are got-
rtan nm for the purpose OF seiling lana
for you and will do It better than any
you can buy anywhere .se. The
chell Publishing Co. Mitchell. 8. b.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

JEwELRY sToRE-wanted, good
location for small jewelry store in
South Dakota or will consider pur-
chase of established business. Adj
dress e. L. Cleland. Waterfowl. 8.
D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-5 Hogs. Phone 57s-s,
1913 Mont. st.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27
o SALE.

FOR sALE-sand's yellow dent
seed corn. This corn won the state
championship for two years. E. p.
Sand. Mitchell, S. D.. r. R. No. 2.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR SALE-Fine Barred Rock
cockerels. single comb r. I. Red
cockerels. Phone 622-4.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27
For South Side property. see J. n.
Davis. 721 south sanborn.

FOR sALE-Town lots It right
prices and on easy terms. Lewis
Shuster.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-At a bargain, my lot
60x1O0 it., 2 blocks west on Fifth
Ave. Part of Becker corner. Cistern,
sewer and water now on lot. Write
T. A Berry. Joplin. Mo.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

WANTED-A strong young girl to
assist in general house work. Mrs.
]. G. Drake, 200 Third Avenue East.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

WANTED-To rent, four or nye
room house by first Of May. SOL
East 9Th st. Telephone 1862.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27
For town lots see Bidwell.


WANTED-To rent two furnished
rooms for the summer. Phone 1O7.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

MINNESOTA LANDS Improved
farms in the Red River Valley from
$500 to $4,000 per acre. Raw
land $500 to $500 per acre. Fine
water. plenty Of rainfall. Only $50.
miles from st. Paul & Minneapolis.
Grain rate only lie per cwt. Local
Agents wanted. W. P. Truax Land
Co., Mitchell and Wagner. 8. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-Residence desirable
location at SIG Sixth Ave. east.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

FOR sALE-My ten-room house
all modern within; good electric Ak
lures; hot water plant, bath room.
toilet, etc; 8 lots, good barn and
granary. Will sell at a bargain on.
good terms. My eight room house,
with 2 lots or north Mainsstreet. Adj
dress Joseph Harker, 1907 West
Eleventh street. Los Angeles, Calf,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27
oEMT 4 word
HELP

WANTED-cPmpetent girl for
general Homework. Small family,
permanent place. good wages. Tele-
phone No. So.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

WANTED-Man or woman to helm
clean house. Mrs. Frank Weller, 40s
Fourth Ave. west.
The evening world., 1911-02-17

out" Dunbar said to-day. There's no
reason why I should except that DC
Mott wants the JOB for a Democrat.
I'm protected by the civil service and
I'll stick"
Il have learned" aid Sheriff dc
Mott, that prisoners have been treated
more like favored boarders than prison.
ers.
about a year ago. for instance. Will
lam Rapelyea. clerk in the County
T~reasurer's office, was convicted before
Justice Scuddcr of a d%efalcation of
$4,000 in that office. lie wac sentenced
to a year in Jail. II l know anything
meant he should be punished
locked up in a cell.
What happened? lie had n private
room, fitted up In n homellke way, and
he was allowed to have his friends cJnis
to visit him whenever he pleased. |
nave ordered him to d cell and | have
asked Dunbar and Deputy Mills to get
out Without putting me to the trouble
Of forcing them out. That's about ali. Z"
The evening world., 1911-02-17

range Of one OF Mr.. Heims's fsts he
Topped like a sac of sand.
The Fight Ends.
lie retrcated out Into the corridors,
kicking and nlghting blindly. Both his
eyes were closed n he had lost sew
eral front teeth. He attempted 10 grap-
pie and was fung q dozen feet. lie was
walked upon and yanked to the cellar
stairs. lilo descended into the basement
In n series OF fip-naps n long bump
ing rolls Mr.. Helms took ono fnal
crack Mt him for good measure. and
then sent william Mccarthy, the jani.
tor. out for a policeman.
Patrolman Cox of the East Ono Hun
dred and Fourth street station came to
The evening world., 1911-02-17

breathlcss saw the little principal spring
across the room with the agility of a
panther. a dozen OF Lupo's friends
were on their feet. surrounding him
and waving chairs above their heads.
Mr.. Helms possessed himself of a stout
chair and In half a dozen swings moved
down as many defenders OF Lupo the
strong. Lupo himself struck out
u~avagcly, but the chair he swung col
lided only with air ana flew from his
grasp. In another instant he felt the
impact of piston rods and cannon balls
OF. his features. Bangl Bang Bit
BAN! and Lupo was on the floor,
%snarling and biting. His friends de-
, serted him In panic. lie rose lighting
ferociously. but whenever he got within
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WALL STREET

Tho speculative clement was still
somewhat uneasy about william Rock
cfellcr's condition this morning. not
wtthstandlng statements made by Mr..
Rockefeller's associates that he was
only suffering from q slight cold.
Traders looked TO st. Paul-the leading
Rockefeller se~curity-for an indication Of
the markets course. A moderate buy
ing movement developed when It was
discovered that St Pau displayed
frmness.
The list continued TO move slowly up
ward with only a / point rise in Mis-
souri, Pacific as a feature.
A continuous afternoon upturn cul-
minated at top prices OF tho day at the
close. Gains averaged about ! point In
practically all leading features. United
States Rubber stood out prominently
with a rise of 2 points. A perceptible
change In sentiment accompanied the
late Improvement.
Total sales OF stocks were 40, 500
shapes and Of bonds 1888, 900.
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The Smile Fades.

what happened after that Lupo tho
Strong has a dim and painful memory
of. Others who watched spellbound and
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The Closing prIces,

To-day's highcs', lowest and closing r-icts "
stocks and NJ net changes ~ comtarei with YES.
tcriays final figures are as follows:
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BuIlied the School.

About a dozen satellites were wont TO
cluster about this dog-star OF r%oughdom.
and for several weeks past they have
been having a perfectly joyous time
breaking up the discipline and order of
the One Hundred and Eighth street
night school.
Physical culture is part OF the curricu-
lum OF his night school and the only
part that Interested Lupo the Strong
and his followers. Even In tbs branch
OF learning their only interest was 10
make trouble.
Principal McAulif gave up the struggle
of trying to preserve order three nights
ago. He related his troubles to Mr.
Helms at length and pointed out tina
until Lupo the Strong was discipline,
there would be nothing but tempest an,
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LUPo THE STRONG,
TERROR OF SCHOOL,
MEETS WATERLOO
Big Bully Goes Down Before
Deceptive Fists of Little
Mr.. Helms
A NIGHT COURT EPIC
Principal Trounces ToughS,
Then Sends Message, "Come
Back and Be Good"
A NIGHT COURT EPIC

II the Board OF Education has any
laurel wreaths In It's lockers the entire
consignment should be conferred upon
John Il. Helms. principal OF Public
school No. i72. al Second avenue and
One Hundred md Eighth street. for :he
mastery manner In which he busted the
corridors with a gang of night school
DULLES last night.
Helms is a little man and wears spec
tacles. lie Is scholarly looking, and
when In repose appears to be about the
mildcst son of Adam since the original
~mollycoddle. That was just how he
looked to big Lupo Gallo of No %
Pleasant venue the rough house bully
of tho night school and leader of a Sec
ond avenue gang. AS far as Lupo can
ses through the swollen and distorted
remnants of his visage to-day, little
Mr.. Helms looks bigger than Goliath.
Lupo tho Strong Is the neighborhood
designation of the husky young painter
and 'longshoreman. He Is only eighteen.
but he Is built on the lines OF "A sturdy
oak, with gnarled punches OF muscle on
hts legs and arms that give him some
what the semblance Of "a muscle-bound
gorilla.
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H. R. CHAMBERlAIN'S BODY
CREMATEO IN LONDON.
Many Mourners at Funeral of Ameri-
can Newspaper Man-ResOlu-
tiOnS of Coincidence.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE body Of Henry
II. Chamberlain, the American news
paper correspondent. was cremated at
the Goldcr's Green Cemetery to-day. A
large number OF newspaper men and
American residents here were present.
Later the American correspondents met
and adopted resolutions of regret and
condolencC.
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WARDEN DEF|ES
ORDER OUT
Of JAIL De LUKE
Sheriff of Nassau County De.
clares Prisoners Live Like .
Boarders at Mineola.

Because too much comfort has been
allowed to prisoners with political con.
nections Sheriff G.. c.. De Mott OF Mas
sau County has asked the resignation Of
John Dunbar. warden OF the jail at
Mineola. Dunbar. who Is a Republi-
can, mas held the place six years. The
Sheriff IL a Democrat.
Il won't get out and I won't be fired
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. 17.-Inyi-
tations from President Taft inviting his
Yale class Of 1873 to eat its annual dinner
at the White House on the evening of
March ! next have been received by
members OF the Presidents class in rms
city, More than a hundred Invitations
have been issued.
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bathroom where he lay he had bled to
death.
Mrs. Perkoek was asleep when her
husband left her side and she didn't hear
the report of the revolver. Perkoek had
a small hat store in Broadway, Brook
Ign, until a few months ago when he
failed. Since then he had brooded con-
etantly.