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The evening world., 1911-11-27
SUES FOR BABY'S CRIB.
Russell Colt Also Wants Insur'
, auce ON HIS wife's Costumes.

Russell q. Colt. the young millionaire
husband of Ethel B-rryn.ore. nled a suit
In City Court to-day against theAtlas
Insur nee Company of London for sh6@
Colt complains that the insurance com
pany has refused to settle with him for
the fire that destroyed the stable on his
Mamaroneck estate last spring.
Among the cherished articles de.
stroyed by the fire according to Colt
was one baby crib. which was used By
his infant son. and vaiued at 500; on
basket OF little Russell's clothes worth
500, four of Miss Barrymore's summer
hats worth $40 each two DOGS valued a.
5000, two canoes worth S25 each. and one
trunk OF Miss Barrymore's theatrical
costumes worth $500.
The evening world., 1911-11-27
BIOOd-POisOning
Caused Many Sores. but Vcdm
Was Som Able to Work.

The great efficacy Of Hoods Sarsa.
parilla in cases Of blood poisoning is
shown by many convincing Testimonials,
as by the following: "My husband sui-
fered from blood-poisoning, aud sores
spread all over his right hand. Two
fingers Of his loft hand were also al
fscted. lie tried all sorts Of ointments,
but they failed. At my suggestion h.
took Hoods Saraaparilln, and was soor
able to work again" Mrs. Jane ColgAn
Lawrence. Mass. =
Got il today In usual liquid form o.
chocolatsd tablets called Ssseatabe.
The evening world., 1911-11-27
EXPELLED
SHOW GIRLS TRIAL.
MUST BEGIN AGAIN
CONTINUED from First Pas,.)
he Court said. had brought about a
distressing situation"
ADMITS DISCUSSING EVIDENCE
AT DINNER.

Juror Hinkle rose and asked permits.
sion to address the Court, but was re-
fused, and made his way from the
courtroom with a most uncomfortable
expression on his flushed features. Out
side the room he was asked what he
had intended saying to the Court. He
said:
II understand that Mrs. Thomas
Holmes hns made an afidavit which
has been presented to the Court upon
which the Justice has seen ut to ex-
cuse or Withdraw me from the jury. l
Wish to state that Mrs, Holmes. who II
an old acquaintance Of my wife, called
at my apartment. Nc, $40 West One
Hundred ana Tenth street. and had din
ner Friday evening.
THE Graham-Conrad case was spoken
Of. and the evidence as published In
the newspapers. was discussed between
Mrs. Holmes and my wife. I deny
most emphatically that ] expressed any
opinion as to the guilt or Innocence OF
the defendants. I said to Mrs. Holmes
that I was not at liberty to discuss the
case. ~ the Court had Instructed u
not to 40 %. ! Wish to ssy. further.
'hst. IN my "''"u' : "so ""' '~" s"'
opahion Wnesevsr'
me h'S' ! A"s" Oh WI. m~.'ss "s.
wheh. IN open court 'o-osy' nesiU
NO. IL caiieo ny co"nsei ior the oo'
tense ana hearo MN ask '"e court "
nave me excused i "rose ana asAe.
perm'ssioh 10 say u "oio ~ my oe""
but was refused.
The only excuse I can offer for Mrs
holmes 10 mat she Is a sunrase''e' ah'
perhaps that accounts Tor ~
CASE A MlSTRIAl, HAVE TO FILL
BOX,
w,,s ,,,-o. Y,,rk,o mn, ~ the box IN,
80 80, und.r tho 4, N
tn ~a,soharca a, the Juror con.stute
r.,s,s,a, ,av ,urv w,s r.co..,r,
-, 49, III co.. would havo 40 n
.on. - agat, rn % asts
~ yn.,,,a uot,ors however hot,
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22
NOTICE OF HEA RING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.

49,
State Of South Dakota,
County Of Charles Mix. IS
II the Matter Of the estate Of James
VanHook, deceased.
In County Court.
Before +. F. Ward. County Judge.
The State Of South Dakota sends
Greeting: % the heirs at Law and next
of kin Of James NanHook. deceased
and to all to wrom these presents may
come.
Notice il hereby give h that Francis
vanHook, widow of said deceased, has
filed III this court an instrument in
writing purrortiEg to be the last Will
and Testament of James yanHook, de-
ceaseds end asking that the same be
allowed as such and admitted to pro-
bate and the letters Of administration
with the Will annexed be issued to r.
!. Stuart and that January 9th. 1912
ct the hour IT 10 o'clock A. M. at the
court Of said court in the city Of
Geddes, County Of Charles Mix and
State Of South Dakota has been ap.
pointed a. the time and place for hear
ing said petition ct which said time
and place any person interested in sald
estate may appear and show cause Why
the prayer Of said petition should not
Be granted.
Dated thi ! 21tt, cay Of December
1911.
By the Court:
Attest: 7. F. ward.
J. E.Craig. Judge.
Clerk.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22

Meet me AZ Pinard's thres o,elock
on CEristmas Day.
Nj. and Mrs. Q. +. Cocks of Def
ance lows, are nere visiting their
daughter, Mrs. G. G. james, and
family.
Lost. A large gold button, trimmed
with black and gray. Finder please
notify Mrs. R. S. Steele.
Three o'clock on Christmas Day.
Special services will be held II the
First Congregational church as follows
Sunday morning ut IL o'clock preach
ing service with sermon by Rev. r. E.
Bayes on Gods Grace-Gift." Spe-
cial attention Is being devoted to th 9
music for this service, which will con-
sist Of Christmas selections. with solos
BY Mrs. w. r. rruax and Mr.. j. F.
Cameron. Lovers of good music are
assured Of a rich treat At this ervice.
1 ne evening hour, commencing 1T z go
will be devoted to a Children's pro-
gram and Christmas Tree. Parents
and friends heartily welcome.
Rev. r. E. Bayes.
MnMMNN#N
/ am installing an automatic carpet
loom and will be ready to handle
work in that line BY Jan. 1st. In
same building with shoe shop. Mrs. ].
+. Lrshbough 1~2-22.4t-pd.
Bro. savage. editor Of the Lake An
ies Wave and Bro. Moy es, editor Of
the Bridgewater Tribune, gave their
readers some very nice Chritmas, edi-
tions last week. Both papers were
repIeted with Christmas advertising
and Christmas reading. and the me-
chanical efficiency displayed In each
paper reflects much credit upon these
two gentlemen and their forces. This
calls to mind the little squabb.e Editor
Moyes has been having with his com
petitor of late. OF course. "Billy''
has the best end Of the argument. as
anyone that ever saw the inside of the
blacksmith shop that Tim Ryan issues
his sheet from would not be likely to
place the Democrat in the same class
q the Tribune as an uptodate printery,
or anything else.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22

When you have . cold get . bottle Of
CHARACTERISTICS Cough Remedy. It
Will soon fix you up all right and will
ward off any tendency toward pneu-
nnonia. This remedy contains no opium
or other narcotic and maybe given as
confidently to . ba by as to an sdult.
Sold by all Dealers.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22

rISee eIosk - { hristmss Day.
~ Es,t sIds Cese puts oot fine
oyS16k
Atbru1y Adem Grimes US - over
Sunday xisitor With bic family =
lfr. snI NH. CsrI Mayer are the
proud poronts y ! bright bsbJ bo,
born Issf y Jill.
nv HI lsses snd three lots n WsG
ner tx 80. I'D. n. Nasye.
4. b. Bysr ina ~. Petranek eseh
havs isree farm auctions advertised N
this Issue. Read them
ne Eofescme Pine waspresented
IS I fsir 6lsed auoisnce = the opera
houss TuosAaJ evening.
III Eu3sas i. Puskiss STOCK CO.
- biIIs6 II ths opers house The Last
fhrss nlvht1 * ~ wssk.
For Ssls..A nunber Of choice Duroc
Jersey ma!s pIev. ~. 7. O'Ccnnell.
m. vsnHook and two children left
ruosa.y mornius for De- hcines for
j. attended viuit with friends.
Gs3. Kszoureh i assIsting IL the
Ws<n.y DruS Co. stors during ths hol-
~ -. = H. Il &. p. ssdlsr.
Whsn ~ rst hungry - sothe East
cI6o Cofe.
&. Cochrso seturnsd Saturday
frcn ! two W6eks visit With his
bxo1ksn - Weensoekst md Sioux
fhrss o's!ssk = Christmas Day.
w. sud Nh. AW. Pscinowsky ~
tux Nopday evening from amonth's
visl1 M H. LISTERS parents IL
Dsr.e 1ersey hoars. Two
mN6s NM a. Nsener.
Va. Schnoss.
IN NJ 4. 1. Wils i soent
III g111ay On III family II Nag-
III rskosninx ~ TIE = nty seat on
3o9h cssssllo xsturnsd TIE latter
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22
CARD or THANKS.

We wish 70 thank our friends for their
kid assistance and sympathy, during
the sickness and death Of our beloved
husband, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrr. Frances vaDEiook,
Mr. and Mrs. John Otto.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22


iii ~ anything Ia the drug
inc, you can ret Il At Pinard's
NV Drug Store.
rhs 1IisSss Class and { atehaw Wis
it'd & Gsddes Tuesday night return-
Ing Wednesday morning.
There viii be i Christmas tree and
program st the Bsptist churh on San :
day evening to which everybody 4 il
vited.
Layrence Amundson anne from lake
Andes Tuesday morning and was the
guest Of Clyde Absher and Roland
Sanders until Wednesday evening.
Miss Irma Gsle, who has been stay
Ing st the Sanders home and attend
Ing school, left Saturday for her home
1t Ravinia 70 spend the holiday yaca-
tion.
For Sale. shout Is young fullblood
D.,rcc boars. Phone 2lL14, Wagner
S. b. K. B. MiIlar Il-24tf.
Miss Nyda Dressefhuys came home
Wednesday from Yankton, where she
had been attending college, and will
spend the Yuletide vacation with her
parents.
Postal Inspector Collier was in Wag-
ner the first OF the week arranging
matters with Postmaster Joseph for
establishing 8 postal depository at the
Wagner Office on January 4th, 1912.
An Electric Iron, Toaster, or Toast
az Store makes j Christmas gilt that
will be appreciated all the year round.
hibernate Power Company.
Her many friends will be pleased t.
know that Mrs. Breach il able to be
out again after nv nc Teen eo6red
to her home several days nursing an
injury to one Of her feet which was ac-
cidently mashed about two weeks ago.
Meet me It Pinard' ! three o'clock
on Christmas Day.
I viii pay highest market prize for
skunk, mink, muskrat, n weasel
hides. also for iron, brass, rubber,
zinc. and lead. &C. G. James.
This section Of South Dakota will
enjoy ! whlte Christmas, as snow be-
gan falling Tuesday night and contin-
ned for over "a hours with the result
that The ground il now covered with :
bla nket II snow sufficient to maze
sleishing very good.
For Rent..-l6O acres Of farm land.
Cash rent desircd.- RenJ. Mcbride.
MI. Eahart, the cigar man ufscturer
Of Platte, val looking after his trade
in this city yesterday. While IN con-
~versation with Nj. Eahartshe informsd
us that Bis line Of cigars wee selling
nicely ~ Wagner. ana thar Is was
wslI satisfied with the business ne is
receiving here.
Meet me 1t Pinard's three o'clock
on Christmas Day.
Come IN and inspect our new line Of
Electric Toasters and combination
Toaster Stoves,-the best and most
convenssns vet. Nothing more accept
able ~ Chritmas gift for the family.
The purchase and operating cost Is
small. -Interstats Power Company.
Sam Fowler. the popular manager
o. the Majestic Hotel. returned Nor
day evening from IN over Sunday Wis
Il with frienis il Sioux City. II had
been noissd around that he had gone to
the ity to Be married. and when he
stepped from the train Ii Wagner on
his return there was ! Iargs bunch Of
biz friends there Vim immsdietely Kid.
nappsd him and gsvs him ! merry
ride Tor ! short time. Sam finally
convincsd the boys that he had not yet
jcined the ranks a. tie benedicts. and
= ~ released after setting Up the
cigars.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22
PLEASANT vALLEEY WINS.
Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
Miss May Mcfarland was 1t home
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Walter Leopp was shopping in
Wagner one day this week.
Miss Helen Clemens was home from
Springfield to spend Thanksgiving.
The children around here who have
all recovered from the whooping cough
are attending schoo. again.
The Misses Cora and Emma johnson
and their brother and another Young
man attended a wedding west Of here
ast--Thursday.
Our community was shocked on
Tuesday morning when the death Of
Grandma Terry was reported. She
will missed 70 much by her friends and
neighbors and especially Ter son
Frank, who has always stayed with his
mother on the home place. She had
just had her house fixed up nicely so
sne could enjoy life. She has gone
to that Heavenly Home above.
Mother is gone, oh, how we shall
miss her,
Her rocking chair is empty now,
she has gone to that t1at was
not made with hands,
She is waiting for US on that beauti.
full shore.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22

Rising Author IL my manuscript
hard to edit? Editor-No. 1t requires
only q seconds work to every other
page. Rising Author-Erasing a word
on it, Editor-No; putting 1t in quo
tation marks.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22

Eggs are pretty scarce aroun1 this
neighborhood.
Wesley Metz has about 80 acres Of
corn to pick yet.
Rube Mcfarland shipped $50 sheep
to Sioux City this week.
Oscar Johnson shipped a carload of
hogs to Sioux City Wednesday.
People who have bought hay on the
creek bottom are hauling it home
while this nice weather lasts.
Webster Metz departed last Friday
Dec. 8, to visit his folks at Savannah,
Il. He has not been there for stout
ten years.
Oscar Johnson's little boy was kick
ed by . colt sustaining a broken limb.
We are very sorry to hear of the
little fellow misfortune.
We are having another nice week of
winter leather ard the farmers have
no excuse for not getting their fall
work done with this good weather.
Mrs. Breach had the misfortune to
get her right foot hurt quite bad and
she has not been able to wear q shoe
for over . week as it is swelied SO
badly.
Old Bache lor Blue Beard.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22
Identifying an hsirs>9.

identifying an Hsirs44.
ssThe heiress Is to meet me at the
dock"
Good enough. duke"
.But how shall l know her3"
"Write her to hold q million dollars
n her left hand"-Pittsburg Post.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-22
norst nv "a.

No one knows how hard sorrows die
until he has tried to drown them
Manchester Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
-FOUR SOX RECRUITS
SEEN SURE OF JOBS
Jones, Brinker, Corhan and
Baker Winning Spurs;
Team Quits Camp.

Mineral Wells. Texas, March IL
final day at the ideal training camp
brought sorrow to the hearts Of the
Sox and filled their stomachs with re-
greet They hated to pull away for
many reasons, but Mr. Comiskey gave
the order to trek and General Duffy
deployed his troops for practice bat
ties in a number of Texas towns that
do not display the warning, Keep on
the cactus"
1t was with keen regret the athletes
inhaled for the last time the bodacious
and boustiful victuals prepared by
Pepper and Mommer Stewart at Fair
field Inn, for the said Sox. know not
what they will go up against at Hfck-
Vile Hairtown Junction and such
places in improved region Like
the fellow who tackles an unknown
bar room. the athletes hope for the
best, but are prepared for the worst.
In honor of the getaway and because
his men are fit, Duffy cut out the dou-
| BILE practice yesterday morning and
afternoon. There was nothing but a
! little light cavorting in the forenoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
INDIANA HARBOR
'Methodist Church. X. OF p. HAL

MethOdist Church, X. of II. Hall.
He that loveth his life shall lose it:
and he that hateth his life in this
world shall keep It unto life eternal.
IL any man serve me, let him follow me
and where / am there shall also my
servant be. If any man serve Me. him
will my Father honor."-John 1856.
In these words is embodied the
thought for Rev. Ivey's sermon Sunday
morning on the subject: Service"
Therefore shall We lay up these my
words in your heart and in your SOUL
And yet shall teach them your chill
dren, talking of them, when thou sit
test in thy house, and when you walk
est by the way. and when thou lest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
HUGO KELLY TO BOX
CYCLONE THOMPSON

Hugo Kelly yesterday received an
offer to box Johnny Thompson in Mil
waukee during April, and through his
manager announced he would give the
Cyclone" chance to show his Prov
ess as a midd1eweight as soon as he
gets through with the six fights he
now has scheduled. Kelly is to box
Jack Dillon in Indianapolis April "a
and viii meet Thompson either just
before or Immediately after this bout
Kelly, instead Of going east Thursday
night as he planned. will leave this
afternoon for Boston. He will take
his final workout for his bout with
McKinnon scheduled for Tuesday, this
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
EAST CHICAGO.

Services at the Methodist church will
begin as usual tomorrow with good
Fellowship meeting at 9 o'clock, fol-
lowed by Sunday school at GAS. The
subject of Rev. J. B. McNary's sermon
at the morning service will be The
Real Issue of Life" The Junior League
will meet at 1850 in the afternoon and
tho Epworth League at $50 p. m. At
the evening service Rev. McNary will
preach on 1.-THE Unity OF tho Law" The
regular midweek prayer meeting will
be held Wednesday evening and the
Sunday school teachers will meet
Thursday evening After tomorrow Mrs.
Gwilym Jones will have charge OF a
vestment choir, composed Of thirty five
to forty young people who will supply
the music for the Sunday morning serv-
ices.
The subject of DR.. Alexander Mon
roe's sermon at the morning service
tomorrow will be walking in the Spir-
It." In the evening his subject will
be What Religion Has Done for Work
ing People, and DR.. Monroe will ad-
dress himself particularly to the en-
ployes of the mills and factories of
East Chicago. There will be special
music at both services and all are in
vited to attend
LOST-A diamond pendant. attached to
a gold chain. this morning, either in
tho library, Harrison school or be-
tween the two places Return to Miss
Annie Swezey. librarian. and receive re-
ward. 1S-1t
The Northern Indiana Gas and Elec-
trio company have arranged ex-
tremely attractive window display in
their office in the Friedman building
Miss Annie Swezey. the librarian, is
spending the day with friends in Chi.
cago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
CHAMPION NEAR DEFEAT IN
EARLY ROUNDS, BATTERS FOE
DOWN WITH HIS UPPERCU1S
Referee Stops Bout to Prevent Knockout Promoter and
Boxers Arrested For Violating Law.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 1s.-wol-
CAST in the ninth round.
1t was "anybody's fight" for ffve
rounds. but after that the result could
to any one with a grain OF discern
ment.
For after that with the buffeting
and the grueling pace. Memsio had
faded to a whisper. while the cham
the spirit OF the thing. And once
Wolgast struck his gait he was as
merciless as a hungry chicken with q
cold boiled potato
There was not a knockdown In the
whole series-a fact which makes 1t
all the harder for those who desire to
determine where boxing ends and prize
fighting begins-but the finish was as
dramatic as any sport with pugilistic
leanings would care to see.
Promoter Thomas J. McCarey, VOL
CAST. Memsic and Referee Eyton were
arrested by detectives from the dis
trict attorneys office after the fight
charged with violating the prize fight
laws of California. All gave bonds
when called before Judge Reeve al
1880 last night.
The district attorney, after the fight
T ers had reached the arena and most OF
the spectators We're in their seats, an
nounced that he intended to prevent
the fight. His declaration came like
a bolt out of a clear sky No sucf
action had been limited and Promoter
| McCarey was astounded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18

Attorney Frederick sent a represent
alive to the ringside to notify McCarey
he was violating the law. McCarey
phoned the district attorney that the
affair was only to be a boxing contest
and offered to put up a $4,000 bond
that the agreement would not be vio-
lated.
After some argument over the phone
the official agreed not to stop the
fight. but said arrests would follow the
contests. A great cheer went up from
the ringside when 1t was learned there
would be no Interference.
Wolgast came from his nook of the
tiger that he Is. He had felt his grit
ty opponent slowing up for several
rounds and he scented victory.
After an Intellectual pass or two the
champion Strengthened his left. The
blow caught Memsic between the nose
and mouth and the way his head tilt
ed was a sure token that his energies
were relaxed Then came another left
another and then another and every
one of them took the beaten man upon
the face.
Memsic reeled back and his legs
seemed on the point OF giving away
His arms dropped.
Wolgast, with the springiness of a
cat. made for his tottering adversary
but he never reached him. Eyton
who was watching things as a refere<
never watched before, grabbed VOL
| CAST and motioned Memsic to his corn.
er. 1t was done to avert a knockout
and 1t was done In the nick of time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
WRESTLER "SAMSON"
rs OUT OF DANGER

Henry Balm, Samson" who was in
jured in Thursday nights contest with
Champion Frank Gotch. was reported
out of danger last night by DR.. Arthur
e. Price. who attended the giant ath-
lete at st. Luke's hospital all day yes
terday. Samson after spending a
bad night rallied yesterday, regained
complete conscious mess and talked
freely. A thorough examination dis
closed no permanent nerve injuries.
The reflex actions were unimpaired by
the conclusion of the brain from which
the giant is suffering DIR. Price stated
last night he thought Samson" would
be able to leave the hospital in a week.
1t was feared at one time that an
operation would be necessary to save
the wrestler's life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
PUGILISTIC RESULTS

Philadelphia, Pa, March 1S.-Tom-
my O'Keefe was too fast for Jimmy
Fryer in their six round bout at the
Broadway a. C. last night and won by
a fair margin, although Fryer put up
a game fight.
New York, March 1S.-After having
his man badly beaten and a sure win
ner to every one present, Joe Bedell,
the Brooklyn lightweight, was knock
ed out in the tenth round by Leach
Cross, the fighting dentist. at the
whirlwind A. c. in Brooklyn last
night.
Cleveland. O.. March 1s.-Johnny
Kilbane easily defeated Young Ghetto
of New York last night in ten rounds
Otto Yacknow and Tommy Bresnahar
fought ten rounds to draw. Kid
Williams received the decision over
Tommy McGlynn in ten rounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
"THIs IS NY BOTH BIRTHDAY,
Sir I,Omer (sOufn

Sir Lomer Gouin. premier and attor-
ney general of the Province of Quebec,
was born at Grondines near Quebec,
March 10. 1861, and was educated in
SoreI and Lewis and at Laval UNIVERSE
ty. He was called to the bar in 1854
and in his career as a lawyer he has
had partners such eminent public men
is the late Hon. Raymond Prefontaine,
the late Honore MERCER and Hon.
Pedolphe Lemieux. AS a lawyer Sir
Lomer Gouin occupies an eminent posi-
ton and has been engaged on some of
the most important cases in the
Province. He began his political career
in 1891 when he was an unsuccessful
candidate for the legislature. He was
elected in 1897 and in 1905 he became
prime minister, having previously serv-
ed minister Of colonization and pub
| lie works.
| If you smoke a Lavender once yor
L will ALWAYS call for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-18
MAHMOuT ACCEPTS
CHALLENGE OF GOICH
Champions Offer to Wrestle
Any Man in World Taken
Up by Turk.

Yusif Mahmout yesterday accepted
FRANK Gotch's offer to wrestle any
man in the world within six months.
The Turk, through his managers
stated that he would keep after the
champion until he made good his of
fer. Mahmout will remain in this
country for some time and endeavor to
get the big match He is eager to get
a chance at either Gotch or Zbyszko
April "a, on which date the Empire
Athletic club will stage it's next big
show at the Coliseum