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The evening world., 1911-06-16

turned out to be a big paying venture. ,
The great nghting done by the Amerl-
cans In Paris during the last three
months Is responsible for making the
sport there the big success II Is at pres
ent. The fights between Harry Lewis
and Leo Houck. Lewis n George
Gunther. Willie Lewis and Dixie Kid"
and Gunther. and Young Loughrey and
Gunther were SO good hat the patrons
OF the sport have asked the club man
ayers to have moro OF the Americans
fight there.
at was on his account that the club
managers requested me to bring back
this large delegation OF fighters. My
plan Is to nave four or Ave fighters in
each class make the journey. These
fighters will be pitted against the best
men Of their weight In Europe, and
those who are beaten will be sent back
home. while those who are fortunate
enough 10 win will be retained and put
against other American lighters In bat
ties.
''of course I will not be Able to get
all the topnotch men in tho business.
but | have hopes Of getting a great
many OF them. Then ! will Ill up the
list by securing second rate fighters.
The good men | want to engage are
ibAIiy ItDht, hurry LeWls, lilit lie WIS,
Leo Houck. Young I~Oughrey. Jim
Flynn. Joe jeanette. Jimmy Clabby,
Ray Bronson. : "Cyclone Johnny
Thompson. Jim Barry. Young Sammy
Smith. Pal Moore and a few others.
Good offers will be made the fighters,
as the two clubs will spare no expense
to get the American fighters to make
the trip"
We will sec no more OF Charley Grif-
I'm. the Australian fighter. Charley has
started for his hon and says he will
never return. He LEFT Stratford. Conn.
a few DAYS ago. bidding every one good
by. During the many years Griffin was
in this country he fought some good
battles. His fights with Battling Hur-
Icy. Knockout Brown and Leach Cross
were great ones,
Paddy LAWN, the Buffalo fighter, 1.
getting plenty OF matches these days
lie has already signed articles of agree.
ment for two of them. meeting Jack Dill
lon OF Indianapolis on June q and X. o
Brennan for ten rounds at Buffalo. y
Y, two nights later. LAWN promises Il
develop into a great fighter. as he i'm
proves in every scrap.
Johnny DAILY. the local bantamwe!Ch
who gave Frankie Burns such a har,
battle for ten rounds at the Twent'et!
Century A. C. last Friday night. IVA
been matched to meet Philly McGoveri
The evening world., 1911-06-16
Men Were Well Matched.

4 They were well matched. Both were
evidently trained to perfection. smooth
lnuscied and sinewy. Harris had a
'Rlight advantage In height and about
Zen pounds In weight. lie looked nearly
as broad n powerful as Sam Lang
Cord, and the moment he stripped and
4tepped out to meet his man the specta-
tors began specializing upon Smiths
ability TO last through . couple OF
Mounds.
III II was Smith who settled that qucs-
lion. The Instant tho bell rang he
rtarted across the ring with n rush and
began punching fast with both hands.
He forced Harris to the ropes. where
he shifted and drove n terrific left into
The black fighters stomach. As Harris
Gipped away toward the centre OF the
hing the effect OF that blow could be
Zen. His legs were shaking and he
moved heavily. Smith CAV him no
1est. He followed fast. driving home
yerrific smashes. Harris went down 10
BIS knees twice and then was knocked
lat on his back. The spectators were
jumping up and down In their chairs.
Whooping with delight. The black
lasted through the round. although n,
Uhs end he was lurching from side to
eide and clinching whenever he could.
The evening world., 1911-06-16
Plan to Bring Best Four Men
Of Each Class Across Ocean
and Some Second. Raters,

TOT ton rounds at the North End A. C..
or Albany. N. Y, on June %.
The evening world., 1911-06-16

Johnny DAILY. the local bantamwe,Cht
who ave Frankie Burns such a hard
battle for ten rounds at the Twentieth
Century A. C. last Friday night. has
been matched to meet Philly McGovern
The evening world., 1911-06-16
No knockdoWns in Fourth

No knoelsdowns IN the fourth-just
hard fighting all the way. with the
enme black man stalling through VIXEN
- was In danger. In the ffth Smith
dropped him again with a left hook on
tho chin. and It locked like curtains.
10 Harris wobbled up TO his feet. knees
The evening world., 1911-06-16
Harris Knocked Flat.

ut he came up all right for the sec
ooa crouchlng and looking as danger
ope Is a grizzly. He moved In smooth
ifAnd drove a fierce right handler into
Spith's solar plexus. Without even
y9Acing under the blow the farmer
whipped over n straight right 20 the
lighters Jaw and knocked him
% Harris landed on his back. rolled
cRee n Jumped up without taking the
c6unt. Instantly Smith closed In again
ahd sent punches over 30 fast that
Harris's careful guard was useless,
nown he went again from another right
hAnter. falling on his face lie rolled
OYER and over. unable to nnd his bal
atpo for a few seconds. but came up
geinely. Smith knocked him fiat again
ip . corner. and Harris rolled and
ct4wied to the ropes, where he pulled
himself up. while the white man stood
wpll back to give him plenty of time.
ne moment Harris rose Smith dashed
iqst Harris swung desperately with the
line of landing II wild one. IT was OF
n4euse. six times IN that round he was
koDcked down hard, and each time
growing weaker, he still managed to ris,
ana stagger around the ring n asht
II was a remarkable exhibition Of game,
ness. one of the most remarkable I've
ever seen.
n the third round Smith was tired
Harris elinched n wrestled arount
80 resained his strength. after which
~ used all OF his sam TO place
mockout. Smith TOOK all he had an,
rbshed back. with both hands go!aI
toks pistons, The end OF the roun,
NA.-A LII ..nunnrAnr - nnnnnALn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
st Cure &amt in Temers

S6eint es gu9, als Oh STR feline
anoere Minute oas idredli6 bremen.
De Sl,den ausbalten f0nntet?
9aB es gefa11ft meroen mmf?
Sab SIR 9inoerung baben miiBt?
2abt @ll6 cine Mflbung bon Oel
BON @intergreen, 5bpntoo nno onoe-
rem beilenoen Sngre0ien3en geben mie
es MIR a%ngebduft lit in SEM 9. 9. 8.
&e5ept. ......
Sic allereriten 5ropfen itillcn oas
ldred(i6e 8rennen iofort.
Sic eriten Sropfen bel6midtiqen
unb beilen.
.. 3. 8. gibt Gud @omfort-rei=
ntgt Sic Saut BON onen llnreinlibfei-
ten un0 maidt Sic Simmer meg un6
Die 8lutanlaufe iiber Modt!
Nebmt nnie Ter @ort oofur ais oas
Cures lofalen M%potbefers.
2obt @a1d cine $1.00 ooer cine 25t
Ilal6e beute nod geben.
g. S. Garter, ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

Can't amtli6em Beridt befinoet lid
oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gnglanos in
%5unebmeno geilnoer @erfaliung. 1909
5ablten sic peridieoenen genoiien=
i6aftlidjen 8ereinigungen 2,777,513
Mitglieoer nit eirem &apital BON co.
597,446 { ooer 2A MiQionen mebr
ais inn @oriabr. Sic 5ablten IN Sem
8eri9tsiabr iiber 9A Milionen { in
90bnen aus, batten einen l1miab BON
112,414,308 { uno einen Heingeminn
BON iiber IL Miuionen E..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
&bIt Sure @eimmbbett
uub bic Gurer 6amtlie.

erlaiiiees Sausmittel, baiirt auf Sem
@run65ab Ser Geinbeit beS 8lutes. Sreiz
belt BON @rantbeit 3uiiGerno. @S lit Ell
ne Nebi3in fir &rartbeiten tpie 3beuma=
tismls, 2eberleioen, @artleibigfeit, Size
Der uno fieberi1den Mnfdllen, peibli1e
u%noronmngen, llnberbaulidfeit, Qumbago,
Mierenz3 erriittuugen, 3atarrb, tranfe ,lno
.1erp0le &op flpeben, Ippetitz Serlult uno
ale &ronf6eiten, sic bon Der 1ntbGti9z
feit ser Qebcr nno Ser Niereu ent1teben.
&c lit elm reines @eiltraut. aus Ninoen
1uno @ur3eln u%erbunoen. GS tptro aufgez
mad)t in gbofolaoe iiber3ogenen Sabletz
ten, angenebm uno lei6t gu nebmen
(tarm and in @aier aufselSSit perSen. J
Srau S. 6. Mea6e bon @pattsbiIe,
DDS, lugt: Sabre lang lit ib OH 8iiz
denlpeb, 3opfipeb. Neurnlgie unb Ser
b0litat unb auBer9etpobnlider Miioieteit.
Sd nerludte mande5 DtitteI obne Qtn0ez
rlng. Dor bier Monaten rietb mir Elm
o%aufbarer Sreun0 an. Der Yope Yfeoicine
60. in @aibin9ton, $. g.. fir cine
5habteI Yope's aus &raMt 3u5ammenaez
febte Sablette 3u Ibreiben; sic erite 9o}is
bon 9 Snbletten CAB mir Qin6erung. S6
eebraldte fa,1m cine $500 @1a6teI, unb
ib bin %poIitdrbig eebeilt bon 56mer3
in meinem 3iiden, III bid babe audi fein
&opftpeb mebr."
s. S. 9. &enneleb. elm beoeutener
Mr3t nnS gbirur9 bon albanp. 80. g., fagt
tbeilpeiie:
Wis eln BMtreiniger, 2eberz, Nieren<
l,nh Spltemz& egulator beri1reibe i6
@ope @eoicine Cos &art COMPOUND bon
@albineton, 8. g., pie ib bies fir sic
letteu 20 Sabre getban babe. uu6 i'd
tlabe es ols Elm groBartges Mittel gez
fuuben, bas ielten, pen,1 iberbaupt, febl<
gebt. GO gibt tauienbe 8riefe bon fol-
den, sic Scopes 8rduter gebraubten ,pelz
DE- nuebrineeno tparsn unS bel ridt!gsm
8uiammenseiette Eoblette iin6 aufge<
madt 200 IN elmer S@ahtel, le@s @o>
nate @ebnnbllug nnb tperoen fret 5ugez
ianpt nah @mpfa1g bon $1.00. Sebe
@dadtel entb6lt cine gebrudte @arantie,
sic uns binnet CUR Suriiderltattung oes
@elpes, tpenn has Weittel berfeblt, &uz
Ben s1 brineen; all6 ppIe Mnlpeiiunger.
@orantiert bon Der 8ope Iebictne &c.,
inter ser &%einnabrmittelz unb Meoi5inz
ltpffe<stte 80. Stunt, 1906, $50. 1886.
@egen 8ebingungen fir @genten III
mint occupirten Serritorien abreiltre man
8ope Mcbietne g., SSnc.,
Scope 8lbg.. @a'hin"ton, 8. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
@ar elm reaelmabiaer &eiudler

@ar etn regelmaRtger Seimd)er.
~ueber 5mei Sabre long," idrei6t
Str, Nbila0elpbia, Yo., giug i6 ie6e
@ode gum 0oftor. Meine @elun0-
felt lieb lebr idnel nad, uno mein
3uitano madte meinen Nngeborigen
Gorge. Gntmutbigt 6a0urb, ooB es
nidt better mrroe, gab ib Sic Mer5te
al,f u10 ging an sic &iilte 0es O5eans,
UNI aus5ufin0en, Oh sic Sal5luft mir
nidt gut tbltn miiroe. SSn Mtlontic
Gitp traf id cine gutber5ig ausieben-
Sc alte 0eutide' 6rau, melbe bemerf=
te, 5aB ih franf mar. Sic riet6 mir,
|6orni's Mlpenfrauter ST. gebrauden.
Ser mabte MIDI geiuno l1to bradte
gemiiiermaBen nel1es 2eben nno aroft
i'll meinen &0rper. Sir iold elm Sell
mittel bin i6 ber5li@ 6anfbar."
6orni's Mlpe1frGl1ter fat cine auf=
fal1eno mobltbuenoe ginmirfunq ouf
SEN menidli6en Organtsmus. gr emit
balt MIR oas, mas 0em Spitem gut
tbut. SIT feline Npotbefer= Meoi5in.
ESpe5lalagenten liefern i'm SEN 2eu=
ten. Man i6retbe an 81. Setter 6abr=
men & Sons &c., 1876 80. Some
Npe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

Chicago miro oas gr0Bte @ebauoe,
pom Stonoplnft Ser 6uBbooenfldde,
baben. 3iei es 81 erridtenoe @ebal1oe
miro als uSniurance grdange" be-
fannt leiu uno nidt meniger als $780,
600 0%uaoratfuB 6l1Bbooenfldhe ba=
ben. Die 8aufplten mer0en iid auf
%nnn6berno $4,O00,O00 belal1fen, mas
nit Dem 2anomertb uno ser ginrid)=
tllne etma SIS, oo0, 600 ausmaht. 9out
&ontraft miillen sic &ontraftorelt
Dos 9al1merf bis sum 1. Mar5 1912
fertig buben. 9as @ebduoe miro fir
8eibafts5immer eingeridtet meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
Cine Natipn lernt bemte cine Set

Cine Mation lerat bette cine Get
tion uno morgen iebt iie sic er,porbe.
men &enntniiie in Ole Ebat Inn. Das
gan5e @olfe itu0iert beut3utage Motio.
nalofonomie u116 Iernt, obne iib oeiien
redt belpubt 81 mer0en, sic l1mitanoe
begreifen, melde hel1te 10 meitbin bal.
lenoe Broteite %berpornlfen. Die 3og>
hinge in SEN &odid)ulen lernen beute
saden, bon oenen ii9 Dor oreiBig
ooer funf3ig Sabren oie 2ebrer ielbit
faum etmas traumen lieBen. Dic
Sdiiler beipre6en b%eut5utage geieQ.
ldaftlide Gntmidell1ng uno Notional-
otonomie, lie erbalten Don ser @eltge-
ldldte ein beiieres 8eritanoniB uno
penn lie crit cinmal in Sen @umpf
INNS 1aiein bineinge3ogen meroen,
miro man BON ibnen loren. Gmerion
iagte emit: ~Gie @elt %3ittert, men,,
ein Center losgelaiien miro," uno aus
oen anaben uno Mao6en, meldte hel,-
tie ituoieren, meroen 5pan5ig Center
berporgcben, mo- Dor 6reiBig ooer bier
gig Sabren faum elmer eritano. 0ie
3ufunft miro Sen 8emeiS Ser @abr.
belt oes bier @eiagten a%ntretell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder
Die Sorte, Die |hr INNER Gekautt Hab'
!: p.: s;:s. a: 70, &M&zNzM

Cine groBe Mn5abl BON mutbigen
9uftibiffern, 81 5uiammen genom>
men, baben inn Sabre 1910 ibr 2e=
ben perloren, in0em fie aus ibren
Meropluns fielen. Stint itarben in
1908 un6 1909 infolge bon l1nfdl=
len. gs i6eint Elm ihmerer Iribut,
aber man iou oies nur nit SEN 80
Io0esfdqen perglei9en, sic inn ,lek=
ten Sabre infolge bon l1nfdlen beim
9eiteigen Ser 56mei3er Mlpen pai=
iirten. Sic iudten sort @rbolrng,
fem niitli6es @iiien. Mls 0pfer iino
lie nidt 10 b%e0euteno fir Sic groBe
Gepolution in Ser menihliden 3ipi=
liiation, Sic uns Sic @erri6aft iiber
Sic Suit 10 gut mie iber Sic gr0e
!1n6 iiber oos @aiier iihert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
@ruRe Balm in Mlasfa fertia.

GcrOopa, Mlasfa., Is. N(pril.
Ser lebte 9eagel lit ant @eleiie ser
Copper &iper & Nortbmeitern=gil en=
6abn eingetrieben moroen, melde Cor
'oopa Gam Meere) NIT &enneicott, mr
Ser gonan5a COPPER Mountoin ge(e-
gen lit, perbinoet: Sic 8abn mir1
in menigen Iaaen ouf ibrer ga,15en
9ange in 8etrieb geiebt meroen. Mi1
tbrem 8au uur0e am Is. Mopember
1907 b%egonnen: Tie lit 147 Mei(en
lang, foitet $2O,OOO,OOO un0 lit 81
gentbum oes Mlasto Spnoifots, BE-
fainter unter Sem @amen @ugge1=
beimz0corgon=S pnoifat, me(des aud
sic Nlasfa Steamibip &c., un0 sic
&upferbergperfe eignet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20
S~mteremamtes MMerlet

Bon sen h1noertmoieds5ig Sou.
bauiern, Sic sic Ser. Staaten u11ter.
balten, bringen pier3ig nidt Sic lin.
terbaltungstoiten arf. Sn mander
6duen toitet es 5w0lf, in an0erer
5man5ig, fiinf3ig ooer blnoert Dol
lars, einen Collar 81 folleftieren. sS,1
einem Sale iogar 270 0ollars. Do
mare es ieoenfaus better, sic betref,
Ienoen 3oubauier eingeben uno
idmuggeln 51 laiien, tper i9muggeln
min. Gle @lnoesfalie tam babel nur
gepinnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

IS giebt piele ltria6en moour6 mir
Den Mppetit perlieren f0nnen, es giebt
e1nen li4eren 8eg oenielben mie6er 5r
flnoen, uno Ser lit ser @ebrouh BON
ST. Muguit &0nigs &omburger Srop.
fen, oielelben fraftigen SEN Magen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

8emeis. -rNette MGoels uni're
Fa6bartnnen! 81 fie aber audi tpirtb=
i6oftli6 er5ogen iino?"
% ia-0en penlionierten Safer ba<
ben iie famos fir ale @ousarbeiten
abgeri9tet!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

Sic @unoesregierung fat mieoer
Eeh gebabt. @ie i6on 10 oft. &id)=
ter SANFORD in Seattle fat in Sem
Fro5eiie gegen Ste @robl6er Don &ob=
lenlan0ereien in Mlasfa int @ert6e
CON etpo bunoert Miqionen Collars
5u Wuniten Ser Mngeflagten enti6ie-
Sen. @en trifft Sic S6ulo, 6oB elm
'older &iel len =@rabib bon einem 8l,n=
eesrihter ianftioniert mer6en fann?
SSl1 eriter 2inie Sic 8unoesbeomten,
melde Sic &e6te u1o SSntereifen oeS
golfes ntdt gemabrt baben: Damn
mobl altd sic @epflogehbeit, 6aB sic
Ri6ter mebr nah Sem i@tarren 8ud-
ltaben als nod Dem @eiit ser @eiebe
urtbcilen. Nber 6as lebte @ort miro
in 0ieier Sade mobl nod nidt geipro=
den lein. Gos Sberbunoesgeri9t mag
ais lebte Snitan5 an6ers urtbeilen.
Sn 6ranfrei6 f0ngt man iest eno=
lid an, iid ser trel,en 0tenite Ser
&omputtanten aus SEN Sabren 1871
5lt %erinner11 uno mill Sen elben eine
Grinnerungsmeooile perleiben. @enll
Ser &rieg au6 fir Sic tapfern 5ran-
5oien 1mgliidlid ousgef1llen lit, 10
lit ooh cine iolde Meoaiae fir ie=
Sen Sol0aten bon 'bobem @ertbe, ga
es fir ibn Elm al1Beres 3eiden lit,
oaB er leiu 2eben fir iein gaterlan0
eingeiebt fat. Nuf ser Me0aille lol=
len aaer0tngs Sic Sabres5oblen niht
l1ebeli, "a lie cine gu ihmer5lide Gr=
inaerung berporrufen miirben, ionoern
Sic @orte Slug combattants Sc Ia
oefenl e rationale" (9en Mitfdmpferu
Ser nationalen 8ertbeioigung.) 0ie
Genfmiin3e lou aus 0unfler 8ron5e
gepragt uno a1 ei,tem ihmor5griinen
gan0e getragen meroen 8ei iei=
ner Gorluge 0es oarauf be5iigliden
1eiebes in ser 1eputirtenfamer err
fldrte ser &riegsminiiter 8erteaur::
Gas 5dmar5 oriidt uniere Srauer,
ous Grim unlere @offnung" aus,
spenn CT aber babel an einen &epange=
frieg geoadt fat, mas man BEL einem
6ran5oien INNER bermutben fann, 10
bdtte er bin5u ieben f0nnen, SAB in Ell
nem lolden Safe bieueidt cine dirt
lid,e ,1el1e Me0aiQe notbmen0ig fem
miir0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-20

.0iSput- Sic: v0n glaltbit al
10 o1 gar nibts?"
@r: SD CLAUDE an alles, mos id,
%6egreife."
Sic: ~9fltn, 0as fonn1t ia oann
}1emlid a1f 0asielbe bi11ol1s."
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-12-13
TOO EASY

Justice blind; honor lost; what
left?"-Granada Times. Whlshefs.
Give US something hard.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-12-13

The Daily Crouch publishes All
otner article this week on the SUP
Jeet OF employing convict labor 10
replace our citizens ON the road
work OF the county. The article
IL principally taken up in boosting
OF now we'll informed the editor
was before he undertook to discuss
the subject. This ID well demon
strated by the fact that he stated
our neighbortng county OF Bent
the article from the Las Animas
Leader published In this issue shows
they refused to do SO. The Crouch
also shows its ignorance Of the sub
ject when it speaks OF spending
Two thousand dollars on this work.
The county would have TO spend
more than that amount to get the
equipment Tor y gang to work
with. and then have most OF It
stolen when they leave.
The article OF the Leader was
prepared from facts learned by the
boards engineer in his investiga-
tons and from the secretary OF the
highway commission. and 1t shows
that the work is poor and expensive.
The question of poverty is no doubt
'threadbare." as the Crouch claims.
but like threadbare garments the
exposure is apparent, very much
so at present. and very inconven-
lent. 1t is no time to be send
ing money away from the county.
not even to Montgomery Ward
IL the Crouch will excuse us.
The Crouch says home people
cannot work against 36c day
competition. The Register has had
TO do this for seven years and is
not complaining. We find IT can
be done.
The editor with his usual con
eeit announces that he is speaking
for the large majority of the tax
payer of the county. Tooley street
conventions are a speciality OF the
proprietor. but he fails to show
whether 1t was a convention OF two
or Just one that delegated hin
this authority
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-12-13
VVVOOOOOOOO OOUO O0O0OO0
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Netss From Lamar Register Of
December IL, 1891

Granada was rejoicing over the
decision OF the U. s. court cancel
town.
ling the heavy bond issue which
had practically discouraged the
E. T. and C. NJ. Lee purchased
1000 head OF sheep and will es-
tablish ranch on Clay creek.
Coal was discovered on Butte
creek and has been continually dis
covered in that region every so
os.en since.
q. G. Hess is disposing OF his
h, usehold goods at public auction
ard expects to move to Vancouver.
Washington. soon.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
MISSOURI NEWS
postodlce Want In Robbed.

Warrensburg vault of the
Warrensburg postoffice was blown
and the postoffice partially robbed
Six business houses were entered and
robbed. After wrecking the vault at
the postoifice the robbers prepared to
blow the safe, but evidently were
frightened away, leaving the building
after robbing the money trays, which
had been deposited in the vault after
the days work. Several thousand dol!
lars worth OF stamps lying in plain
view were not molested. only SINAI!
number Of stamps being missed. The
salcr OF Ross Bros, grocers, and VII
liam Loves, lumberman, were blown
and considerable money taken,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
Beware OF Cheap Bills.

An examination of paper currency
by Warren II. Hllditch of Yale showed
an average OF one hundred and forty
two thousand bacteria to the bill.
Twenty-one bills were examined. and
while some were relatively clean, car
rying only a trine Of fourteen thou
sand living things, others swarmed to
the figure OF five hundred and eighty.
six thousand. And, strange to say. the
bacteria did not seem to swarm to
the $1,000 bills In preference to the
81 bills.
This shows that It is fer healthier
to carry $1,000 bills about than 1t is
to tote 81 bills. Here is a valuable
financial hint.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
She Needed II.

One of the little swarthy chcrubs
from sunny italy. whose great eyes
and sweet mouths can be so appealing
to their teachers in the great pri-
mary schools in the North end, was
introduced to the public bathing plant
the other day, in accordance with
the hygienic regulations of the public
schools. She was go delighted that
she asked her teacher the next day
If her grandmamma could go and en-
Joy a bath there. You see, grand
mamma has not had BATH" said tho
innocent, since she first came TO this
country. and that was IL years ago."
Another little girl objected 10 taking
the prescribed bath just now; be-
cause, as she explained. her mother
had Just sewed on her nder.fannels
for the winter. Still another little
Latin demonstrated less decidedly TO
the bath. She knew 1t was wrong to
be dirty. she admitted, but ut is so
warm in the winter time."-Boston
Transcript.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
NOTIFY SINISTER TO GO
Newspapers Suppressed and Feeling
Of Unrest Prevails In the
Persian Capi-al.

TeEeran. Dec. 2G.-Th0 cabinet has
notified ". Morgan shuster, the
American treasurer general OF Persia,
II his dismissal from that office.
This follows the decision Of the ma.
ional council and the ministry 10 sub
nit to the demands contained in the
Russian ultimatum Tho cabinet in
imatcd to Mr.. Shuster that they
gould communicate to him later their
plans for turning over his accounts to
successor
An indignation meeting was held
lfter the announcement Of Mr. Shus.
.er's Dismissal was made. TO protest
against the so-called coup d'etat, but
the crowds were dispersed by tn" po-
lice without disorder. Further Gem.
onstrations are expected.
All the opposition newspapers have
been suppressed and martial law has
been proclaimed.
The Russian consul who has as.
sumed the government Of Resht, re.
ports the town quiet at the present
line. but looks for further outbreaks.
1t is reported from Shiraz, capital
u the province Of Fairs, that Persiars
ired on body OF Indian troops who
we're proceeding to meet the British
consul. one of the indian soldiers be.
'ng killed.
There has been considerable trou,
Die at Shiraz, on account Of the boy
sott constituted against the Indian
troops by the mellahs.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-28
Safe is Blown for $3.50.

Excelsior Springs.-Cracksmen blew
open the safe of Buck Bros hardware
store and obtained $3.50. They We're
interrupted before they could pcne.
ratr TO the inner compartment OF the
SAFE. which contained several hundred
dollars The explosion brought police
10 the scene within five minutes, but
the mon had escaped, \ bloodhound
followed tn" trail to creek about a
hundred yards away and then lost it.
This is the third time the store has
been robbed and each time the loss
has been small.