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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17
CHAPTER XIV.
THE DYHAMrTER.

VT was about the time that Evan
BlOunt was finishing his fourth
week Of the campaign Of educa-
ton that the senator's wife be-
gan to detect signs Of country weari-
ness In the eyes Of Miss Patricia An
ners. During the last week or two
some impulse which she did not take
the trouble to analy4e seemed to be
drawing the girl toward the city. The
roads around Wartrace were just as
good as ever, and the free pleasures
of motoring In a country where speed
restrictions were conspicuous by their
absence were just as keen. But now
Patricia confessed freely to longing
for the sight Of city streets.
"Only you mustn't consider US or
me so much as you do. Mrs. Blount,"
she protested. 81 have a dreadful sus-
picion that we have already interfered
shamefully with your autumn plans.
You are merely too kind and bospita-
BILE to admit it"
You have interfered with nothing"
was the ready assurance. No induce
ment that was ever devised would
take the senator away from his own
state during political campaign, and
your coming has been q blessing. But
for the good excuse to bring your ia
Their out here to the fossil beds we
should have been mewed up in the In
ter-Mountain hotel from the firing OF
the opening gun to the day after cleo
ton. But that Is neither here nor
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again with somewhat startling empha-
sis. Though he found his desk closed
and was reasonably sure that he had
in his own possession the only key
that would unlock it, he found his pa
pers scattered in confusion under the
roll top and the letters and kilograms
which had come during his absence
opened. A touch Of the electric button
brought the stenographer from the
anteroom.
who's been in my desk, Collins?"
he demanded, pointing to the confusion
and scrutinizing the face of the young
nan for signs of guilt.
Goodness gracious! don't know"
was the instant, reply, and Blount con-
Guided that the secretary was either In
nocent or an astonishingty good actor.
st have been putting the mail and reie-
grams through the letter slit, as you
directed, and I've kept the private of.
fee locked"
Nevertheless" said Blount, ut Is
very evident that somebody has been
here" Then he had sudden shock.
what did you do with that packet Of
papers gave you last Monday and
told you to put in the safe"
Il did just what you told me to-put
It IN the cash box and put the key Of
the cash box on your desk. Didn't
you get it,"
Blount felt in his pockets and found
the key.
Get the packet and bring it to me"
he directed, giving the stenographer
the key to the inner compartment Of
the safe.
1t was not more than minute later,
while he was attempting to bring or
der out of the confusion on his desk,
that a sudden prompting led him to
go quickly to the door Of the outer
Office. Swapping it open with Jerk,
he caught the clerk In the act Of un-
tying the string which bound the thick
packet Of papers together.
What are you doing? Why don't
you bring It to me-" he called angrily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17
TELLS ON THE KIDNEYS
Pensacola People Have Found This To
Be True.

The strain of overwork tells on the
weakened kidneys more quickly than
on any other organ of the body. The
hurry and worry of business men, the
heavy lifting and stopping of workmen,
the womep's household cares, tend to
wear. weaken and injure the kidneys
until they can no longer filter the
poison from the blood and the whole
body suffers from the waste matter
that accumulates. The weakened kid
neys need quick assistance. Doan's
Kidney Pills are prepared especially
fer sick. weakened kidneys; tired,
worn out backs-have cured thousands
of such cases. Convincing proof in a
Pensacola citizens statement
Mrs. A. J. Ward, 721 North DeViliers
street, Pensacola, Fla, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used off and
on in my family for the past five years
and j do not know how we could get
along without them. This remedy cures
backache and strengthens the kidneys.
in fact makes one fell better in every
way"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster NiIburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
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ING IN FRONT OF On the blazing
THE WIRE oKED up Of the lights
DASH BOX. +ha man snrano
to his feet and dashed out past Blount,
swapping the light switch, to leave the
rooms in total darkness, as he passed.
With a savage exclamation directed
at his own lack Of presence of mind.
Biount turned to follow, fell over a
chair, picked himself up and, cropping
for the latch on Collins door, let him
self out into the corridor.
There were no signs Of the escaping
safe blower. and Blount ran hastily to
the elevator and rang the bell until
the sleepy operator set the machinery
In motion and lifted himself to the
floor of happenings. Here the incident
came to an abrupt end. The elevator
man had heard no one descending the
stairs which circled down the elevator
well from floor to floor to the street
level
Blount went back to his Office, turn
ed In police alarm and waited until
IN officer came from headquarters.
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Gulf Machine Work.
Pensacola, Florida.

Leaving the man in charge Of ih
wrecked workroom, he went to rept
the safe blowing in person TO the cp
tain on duty at police headquaTeH
after which be carried out his origtni
intention Of going to the hotel and .
bed.
But for a long time after the pos
midnight quiet had settled down upo'
the hostelry he lay wide awake, Wrs
Ting with this newest problem whE'
had risen up to confront him, for nov
there was no longer any doubt IN d
mind that the long arm OF the mi
chine was reaching out for him per
sonally and that sooner or later
must come to a life and death grapP'
Continued Next Sunday
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BY
w. H. Trimmer

men. February, 1866, breckenridge,
then a major general was selected to
succeed Seldom, then secretary of war
in the Confederate cabinet. At the
surrender he escaped to England, spent
one night at Washington, Ga, dividing
out to some his scanty underclothing
and trinkets. In President Pierce's
time at dinner in a reply to Mr. Keitt,
of South Carolina, he said, i would
advise my young friend here to invite
some of his constituents before under
taking the war, to take tour through
the north and let them see what an
almighty big country they viii have to
whip before they get through" At a
meeting at Louisville in October, 1870.
he said, speaking of the Union gem
erals killed or who had died since:
What Confederate would refuse to
raise his cap as their funeral train
passed by, or grudge to drop a flower
upon their soldier graves"
VIM. H. TRIMMER.
Moline, Fla, May Is, 1911
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A Happy Father

is soon turned to sad one If he has
to walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir
will make the child well-soothe it's
nerves, induce healthy, normal slum-
Der. Best for disordered bowels and
sour stomach-all teething babies
need it. Pleasant to take. sure and
safe, contains no harmful drugs.
Price rs and so cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17

Our literary contributor" says the
editor of the SSpiketown Blizzard, is
kicking because we printed 1t Throne
of Candor' last week when he wrote 1t
'Thane of Cawdor.' If he wants to
use obscene language like that he's got
to write it plain enough so anybody
can read the words without having to
guess at them. We done the best we
could with it."-Chicago Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17

L u g w0rkr0om
beyond Collins
Office W as a
wreck. D e s X 9
were brok e n
open, the safe
door had been
blown from it's
hinges, and a
10 a n with an
electric pocket
lamp in his hand
was crouching In
fro mt Of the
wrecked cas- b
box.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17

scRoFuLA AND RINoWoRM CURED.
When you suffer the terrible agonies of
these ailments. there Is one sure way to
ind immediate relief-Use TETTERINE
the soothing, fragrant and healing anti
septic. Thousa nds of people have been
successfully cured by this wonderful
salve No matter the nature OF your
scalp or skin disease, TETTERINE will
cure you. Try soc box to-day. If your
druggist can't supply you we will Shup-
trine Co.. Savannah, Ca
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McMillan's great cash inaus,
uration sale starts to-day u
you don't get your share d
the bargains somebody else
will. Better come early.
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THAT man certainly has q 1n'''
idea"
What is it?" .,.-s.
"He is thinking Of starting = COLL OIL
spondence school of experience. W
cago Record Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17

The most common cause OF lL.s0"
mia is disorders Of the stomach. lh .,-.,
berlaln's Stomach and Liver a0 ..,r
correct these disorders and ens0-7 ~
to sIeep. For sale by all dealers
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DON'T FORGET

DUN i FOKGEI
McMillan's great cash inaug-
uration sale starts to-day. IF
you don't get your share of
the bargains somebody else
will. Better come early.
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Now you two children go ~ n,
room and see that you don M "a.
an hour" said the woman, out aa 20
thence. ..-,-,,a -
I'VE may play chess, theEa ID. -Eers
inquired the larger hos.
Statesman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-17

'T don't know whether ] '-E..' ,5s
take you seriously or not Bcer
fair young thing to the ga..ta- t5ssriI
who has just proposed gTyls
that you were engaged u len eat
last summer" My dear, thcs+ .,-srI
real engagements. They were J-''
sham skirmishes. Judge
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s or 6 doses 1866" will cure any ca
of Chuls and Fever. Prize. -~
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DON'T FORGET

Continued Next Sunday
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23
&iriewaibtoa.

Gr6S loeli on tirioittanut toimituts
ieae, ioSia bdn inuoo pobaStuneen'
ia ii'td fun toimitis otti Autiaioon
Sec oiStd ldbeietpn mastoustirioituf
len paStori HuotiaIoiieue. Girioittoio
%Ianoo, etta ie IoutfaIi post. H:n pee.
~Ioonaa ia bdnen toimiaan. TGmGn
|ioboosia pppl6d toimituS ianoa ieu~
raanou:
Sonpttia firiettd emme oueet bas
lutfaito iultoiiemaon, mutta tuitcna
Fin faiioimme IuttoiaIe ia toto fries
tiuiieue tpDae eouuii emmatii i~ulaieta
Ie fuin ola iulfaiiematta. 2irteen IL
IduDstd tulee nGfpfpiin, eta fen Fire
%ioittaia epdiIi iuuresti faiftia pappeD
ia ia friStiaiIid idnomalebtid iD6ldiss
ten oiteutIien poStuetoiitli. SoIias
liStimme narmaontin plinat bdneeny
tuouoista mieltd fospattaneet. sos,
npt emme pIiii iuIaisieet b6nen Fir
iettddn, min ban oliii noiSIa aiatut..
isiaon parmistunnt, pubunut ina
n%otfaostt fofemutiistaon fpieIG NULL
lefin. yidin oliIin,me tuIeet antamaam
tpddrdG maloo fristiuiIppbeStd. Wtie.
Iestdmme tulee faiffien fristiliipptt6
eouStapien lebtien tuin mpDsfim
papp'en ia maauiftoienfin oaa fan.
gen naromaiIia, etteipGt Iemiitdi5i
taniaamme ielaisto pmmGrrpstG ,ettd,
fristiaiIDps tobtpiii fablebtia tpDldis,
I'D beibdn taIoubeniFisia pprfimDfs
Iisfddn. Siad fristiaiippS Ell ole Iela
loieio, ettd ie turpaiii tapitoIisteia.
beiodn madrpDtisiddn, maan Ie taba
too toitfien noubottamaan oiteutta..
WtpDstddn ei Ie tirioiuts Iontfaa.
tooelliiuuoesia past. Hu%oiIolaisio.
jos ban on ipDt6n, futen me ustom,
me. WaboouiieSti oil firioittoiauo,
m6ardt ~tdiitpfIet postori NuoiIaIois
iesta ia bdnen t%oimistaan. Wlutta e.
rebbpfiisid iomoin fuiu fostonbis
moSIu tobouaan onnetut md6r6t
ipptDfiet eimdt p%obin9oito ipptenpd
mnuta fuin betfen, la lopulta ne III.
lemat paremu,in %tunnidfTi tuiu bdD
pedffi. = Ndmd puolet otettuamme.
buomioomme fatIoimme porboatf.
ontod f~irioiutiele Tiiao guttoioSiu.
Muttoion toimiue
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23


ban on uuTi IuontofappaIe. Wield
enemmdn meta ppbpptesn la uuteew'
eldmGdn feboittaa tGm6 foSfa me
mp5s aristutlen faltaiIitIi toimom.
ME tuIetpamme iianfaittiiesIa tuus
niasia. Sotainen ioua tdmd toipo
on Ell taioa Imam ola naan ban
pnbbiStaa ttienid minimum hdnfin
pnboaS on, ionoo ppbd SobauneS.
ga tdm6 totiiesta uStosta la Griss
tntfen tunnian tpipoSta muptona
pubbiStaminen ei ole puolinainen eli
padiispuolinen Daan tdppi fofo'
olentomme ptimiin iefd benfemme
felumme ia ruumiimme ldmitIe. fiud'
ie ei Dletaan ibmiien emaa pGGqiss
puoliSta tefoa, iuaan On Sumolan
bensen pSbittdmista ia pubbtstusta
8ristufien u~stonaiiisia ia bdnen
funniania perintiisId. gltinfuin nst
berramme ia nlfdmme SeeIus pub
has on min %meibdnfin bdnen NOR.
iiaminania tarnitiee faifesta lpnniSs
I'd Ia m~ddrppoesid puboisma pp.
bdn $ensen motmalla iefd ipntein
anieeeff faamten fautta. rStie raus
ban Sumala" toipottaa fts ppba
opoStoli l Sob. 5: 23, ~pDhitidto6n
teitd fofonania", ei Hts puolitaiu,
cttS tato teibdn benfenne ia Yielunns
ia rnumiinne meib6n !6erran See.
Julien tulemiiesIa mubteettonna lDp<
beitdifiin.
Raitti m parannuS ia tetopp
bppS or puolinoista ia ulfotuQottuo,
mntta ppbdn 6ensen ppbittdminen
fe fdppi min ianoatieni Idpi Iuitten
ia Dtimien. Se tuolettaa toto mans.
ban aaiamin tetoinenIa ia huo un'
ben ibmiien Sumalan mieIen idlfeen
ia arietutIen eiifuman taltaiIetIi toe
tiiesia fpanburStaubesia ia ppbpas
oesfd. ST. A.: "a. Edaaista pphiitds
mistd ia pubbiStumista tuIee ppbdn
6ensen tauttd abteroita tosta neil
Id on tdmd toipo SeefutIen Rristuf;
len Sdnen faltoiiefieen fuield tuIat'
femme tainaauileeia funniaela niin..
fuin han pIbGinen pIfdmme puboaS.
on, Min tulee MT meiodntin nouoats
tao pubtautta ia iamosIn uSton taut,
ia alma ppIpd funniaaiiesia bddpu.
Dusiomme Seeiufien 2~rishlfien pDs
bdSid wonbursfoubesia, iofo on
pfftn6dn td%poeuinen.
Sdbett6npt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23

MoteriaIistiIen fdiiipfien mufaan
tdmd mics erebtpi ainoostaan find,
ettd tauIi itTenId %totieffi~ toneefii, tuin
ban tobeuifuubeeIa oil. Wuuten bdn
oil foto1ean materiolistien fannol.
la. 96n olifin oiteen eIituna find,
ettd bdn min itIepintoiesti pitt Fin.
nj tiosta pddbdnpistostaan. 9usfin
moteriaIistit fdptdnn5sId menettele'
mdt niinfddn iobbonmufaiIesti fuin
tue mieliIoiroS rauffa.
Sos be omot fpain ~toneita, futen
mdittdtpdt, min eibdn BELLA mpDs
fddn iitten fen iuurempio waatimuf'
fla piidti oua. 81 beiodn pitdiIi H.
metelld, Jos beta mpDsfin toneina
tdptetddn ia tobbeuaon. Wariin iuu'
riddniIesti moi materialisti tuitenfin,
FUN ban fai1oo itIeleen ebuQiIeff,
buutaa ibmiSarmpstoan ia ibmiS.
oifeufistaon.
Sopa bdnesId eIiintpp barrostut'
fla ia pprintDid, ioita ei mitenf6dr
luulifi foneeua olepan. 8dn mo-
rpbtpd eTitdmddn ia tutfimaan to
tuutia, moitta bdu wdittdd, ettei ole
mitGdn muuta FUN atomien liitfeit6
ia ettd atomien bdnenfin aipoisioor
tdptpp lutfua liionnonlatien mmtaar
iuuri niinfuiu ne liittutpat. 81 bar
5iHe mitddn moi. 6dnen tGptpp ala
telia iuuri minimum %luonnonlait mod
rddndt. Ulitdpd bdn iitte turbaar
n6fee moiWaas
= 6anbelin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23

aerrotoon mieliiairaoeto, iofo
luuli olenonia ieindtelo. Sdn ieiioi
ienidbben pdimdt pddstddn ieindd
mastaon iuorana tuin felotoppi ai'
nofin ia nostutteIi mDDcfiu iddn'
noaiIesti FUN feao. Sdrtiippt tietpe
ii eindt %mdbddtddn waifuttaneet
bdneen. !6dnen tdptDi ioaoa eldd
5ddIitdmdSia barbaluulosio. Wlutta
fofonania Ell ban %tuilcnfaon no'nut
nomboitao tuota pddbdnpistoanio.
Mina mdlind bdnen ibmifend ia ole
man mostoin muiben f%eIoien tapos
ia tdptpi ~lemdbtdd, ipDod |. n. e.
Waan ie faifti ei mitenfddm bdirin'
dpt banen Iuuloaan, ettd bdn oil
feuo. Niin plan fuin ban main taos
iafIoi, bdn itiepintoiiesti iotfoi feuo'
no o~Iemistaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23
&mosfa waifo raffaus?
6anbelin.

Sonfumerran painostanaa buolto
OH npfpddn berdttSnpt firto aiisio
piireisid le huomattoma ilmiD, ettd
nuoriIo, marTintin faupunfioloisla,
mieraantuu pois firtosta. So tdmG
an buomattamisla eritpiiemmin iuo'
molaiien iiirtofonian piirisld. ytp'
tp6dn n6pttdd iiltd FUN nuoriiom'
me aifoiIi eldd tddud ilman Suma.
laa ia Imam ustontoo.
Gpita tdbdu ifdmddn ilmiDDn on
mp1sfin ioSSoin mddrin alettn tut.
finiaan, mutta ei niinfd6n buomot'
tamasIa mddrdsId FUN fpieesid o'
lepa bmoIettama aiia aniaitfIi. Siad
Fidltppbdn fuipmptleen iuuri afia:
nouiepan fanIamme %aiouinen ia idi'
men onni. WielestGmme tuliTi tdmdn
fpIpmptien ola ldbempGnd ipbdn'
tdmme fuin elm. patanoldbetps.
iostin Iefin on falliSarnoinen tois
mi. Wmtta epdiobbonmutoista oliii
foi ie, Jos perbeen ia tai diti lDifi
Iaimin omien lopTienia fosmatutien
ia fen iiiaan prittdiIi taspattamaan
naapurienia lapIia. CANON oliIi le
epdiobbonmufaisto. JOS ontoiiimme
lapIemme ia nuoriIomme muuttua
patanoifii ia me m%anbemmat omuSs
taiimme faufaieten patanain tddn.
nptpstd. OliIi Iiis iuotano. ettd me
@meritun Iuomaloiiet fristitpt olfoi'
Iimme entist6 tortemmin tutfimoan
Ipild: milf muoriiomme bpltdd us.
tonnouiiet barroetutIe Jet.
3abdn ebtd iofu ionoo, ettd tue
fpIpmps on plan rotfaishn, Iiud al
nut Ipp tdbdn ON main Ie, ettd man.
bemmat eipGt buoleboi torpeefli pal'
10 lostenia fristiliIestd opetufieSta.
ga tue pastoue onfin epdilemditd
poitalaan oitea, iiad nonbempain
buolebtimiieeta %toiioonfim nuoriioms
me tuIepaiiuuS tdsIdtin iubteesi "a on
Iuuresii riippunainen. Edsid Itene'
lpGt faifti tristitpt nbtd mieltd. Wlut'
to unrest fosfee oIiaan ietin: miten
ia miud feinoin buoleboitoon loss
ten ia nuori5on uetonnouilestu eld-
mdstd. go juuri tdstd faspatustu.
mosia onfin fristitipien fesfen pol'
10 erimieIiIppitd SaIuon mt oiioa
toijeItanotii main fofii fnSipotusto'
paa, loita fmmpootin trisii,pt ien'
roamot ia puolustomnt oiteinn, nuts
to ioifo iomai opot unrest toiIie'
taor eridtpid.
Sofu oifa tofaperin iulaistiin Nui'
toioeio tertomus: ,uefonfoppoleito
pppiinuSio". Stind m. m. terrpttitH
erdastd ~perbeestd, iosio oil Dyteeiu"'
niminen poifa. Sdmdn poiau 'pon
bemmot olimot Iiid mielid, ettd laps
IeSto tdptpp rfurittomouo" tehod
roifea tristiiip". So Jos ei ~Heeiu"
oifeen oionnut fotefiSmus ldflp6dn,
min mnnbcmmot Iiloin ndtiwdt tor
peeuiietfi ontoa ,HeetulIe" miiioa,
iopa balfoofin. W'utta tunnouiSto
lufiiaa eta ,funnolisto friStittpd"
Ell ,Reetusta" tuolo tnpouo tulmt.
Cite pddiee sReefu" fristiuiieen
touIuun, iosia bdneue pubntaun rot'
fauben fieltd, robtoistaan ryieetuas
ia m~afuutetoon bdneIIe, ettd yuma
la bdntd rofoStaa. 9ddad Opt rHee'
tn" bppdffi Iufemoan icfd Iufuoon
pmmdrtdmddn, ia ban oIfoi %iloitie'
moon. ettd ban on Sumolan lopii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23

Yieneqd Observation-Disclosures ia
bpnppoeIG moi helppSti pelastoo
ibmiiid, mutta aiuoaStaan IiinG to-
paufIesIa. ettei o~iottele ftd pohaa,
mitd OH bdnen puoleltaon ofofIeer,
Iaonut, naon muistaa fit6 Iurulliss
to oiemao, mibin ban iife ioutuu io'
foiIen nGGrGn teon foutto. Miatels
FAMINE mp1stin iitd iddlimdtDnti
ranooistuSta, minfd inbimiuiien fob.
talon Ioit mittou not iofoiieue. iota
mainooa ia mabirooittaa muito ib'
mifid.
Wnibin foboistutpan wihamme ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS poimme mott
tao, zoe foetamme ottaa ieltpiue len
eldmGnbiStorian, iota on beiodn fos
muutenia ia bdiipptenid tafand, ia
miten iuuresIa mddrdsid be fenties
aniaitTemot mp5tdtunioam"se.
Wiimeiiend opufeinopu itienidbil'
litIemiieen monia ibmiiid tobtaon,
iotfa meitd l~ouffoopat ia drIpttd'
lpdt, IuoIttelen: pafottafoo i%tIenue
aiattelemaan toiien bpwid puolia ia
Iitd Observation-Disclosures, ioto bdn iat'
tumolta on teiDe ennen %oiottonut.
Soerster.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-23

nfeat fppt paatiIiwot. ettd auttaia.
Iebted olifi iIonnettatpa iontu per'
ran. Se mabtaiIi ola Iutiioiaetin
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
PACKY MCFARLAND GIVEN
DECISION OVER MORAN
Wins from the Clever Little
Englishman.
Packy Turns Fight Into Runaway
In Last Five Rounds-Shows More
Clcvcrncss Than hc Ever Exhibit
cd Bcfore-Is Said TO he Better
Than. Wolgast.

New York. March 15.---lf Packey
Mcfarland had little sitter punch.
New York fans would be ready to
acclaim him today the greatest
lightweight the game has known for
wears. His ten roud victory over
owen Moran. the clevercst Of Eng
lands little men, at the Fairmont
last night, was so clean cut as to
leave no doubt that for shiftiness.
boxing and fighting Sense he hasn't
an equal in his division
Mcfarland won easter than expect
ed due to an ,dxhfbition of far more
cleverncss than ne had before shown
In this city, rather than to any de-
terloratiopF on Moran's pan In the
last fveFrounds the Chicago hoy cut
loose and turned fight that had
been rather close into a runaway
Moran usually Il sure shot. found
Mcfarland entirely too elusive and
his wild iabs were answered by .ell-
ing jabs from his opponent The big
crowd was convinced that either Me
Farland or Moran is a better man
than Champion Wolgast and thai
Mcfarland would probably prove the
superior OF "Knocgout" Brown. local
aspirant for the championship,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
IA. ]. BRADY GETS the /.
CONTRACT FOR BRIDGES
No Time to Advertise For
Bids on Them.
Dredgc on Little scioto Moves Rapid
~ Aud Bridge Mus, be Moved al
Once.

A. j. Brady was today awarded tn,
contract for removing the bridge
across the Little Scioto river from
It's abutments on the Marion Kenton
pike, and for replacing same after the
dredge. which is being used In max
ing the river Improvement, has passed
that point. The contract price IS
S1SS for removing the bridge ana
s1SS for replacing it. A bond OF ST.
900 was furnished.
Mr.. Brady was also given the con-
tract for dismantling the bridge on
the Holland pike. this bridge to be
replaced by n new and longer struc-
ture. The price on this bridge is
$122 and a bond Of $500 was furnish-
ed.
The contract for this work was let
without submitting II to bids. for tho
reason that the dredge is making such
rapid progress that the work coula
not be advertised for sale and the
necessary formalities gone through
with I'm time to get the work done
so that the dredge could pass