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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-22
&eidJe aarOinale.

lteber ben &eidtum Ser &arol,
l1ale III Der Henaillonce maht Der
&lnitbiltorifer 6. &ooacana6i in el.
mem Mufios bes Sournal oes 0ebats
intereIiante Mitteilrngell. Gin Seit-
genoiie, Gorteie, idabte Dos @e-
lommteinfommert oes 8aroinal=&ol.
leairrns auf 100000 Dufaten luo-
BET Der 9ufaten Ser Genoiiiance mil
10 Weorf ongeiest perben mllb. Sil
@abrbeit maren aber Die @innah-
men piel betradtlider Ser &aroi-
nal bon dragon be5og s. 9. aaeln
$4,000 9ufater, ser 8aroinal 2ol,is
BON goubon 10000, Der &aroinol
@rirnnai $4,000 9ufoten. Der
9ieblinesneffe oes 9opites Sulias
H., Ser &orbinol 8oleotto bella 9te=
pcre, befam mad Dem Sooe 0es Scar
oiuols Sfor5o oos &ansleiant, Oas
10000 0rfaten bro6te, 10 DOB Der
24iabrige junge Mann, Der id)oll
iiber anoere betradtlide @ilnobme,l
perfiigte, iiber cine Mente bon 40
bis $4,000 9ufaten berfiigte. Mu-
Der i6ren Ginnobnlelt ols &uroindle
be5oger oieie airdenfiriten aud
nod 5ablreide onoere Bfriinoen; Der
&aroinal Saillt erbielt 3. 8. aug Dit
len Mebenpfriiroen 5000 Dufatet,
mas i'm ober niht binoerte, an einel
8eridmorung gegen ieinen @oltater
SEQ x, teilaunebmen. 9ie n~leiitel
&aroinale batten S9uloen, moourdJ
tie lire @innabmen 11ur b%ernlebrtell
Gielfa6 ~be5ablten Tie Die Shnloeu
nidt, mie Ser 4ar6inal gelarini Der
aug Mom fliihten muBte, unl ieinen
@~ldubigern gu entgebet, oafur aber
bel ieinem Sooe iiBer $4,000 9ufa-
ten iabrIi6es ginfommeit berfiigte
geaen $4,000 9ufate1, 6ie er aebn
Sabre porber eebabt batte. Muoers
lteBen iid auf tire ginnabntell nls
Sen 8friinoen @elo bor1treden. 60
lieb beiipieIspeiie Die ganf @rilnaI.
81 Dem @aroinol Sanieberino 700
9ufoten monotlih, mofur er nur
200 9ufaten 3inien 5u 5ablen
braudte. 9os @elb bradte Scr
ganf olio MIR 2,32 8roaent. Mud)
Die @anf 8alabicini in @enua lno
Die Deutide gonf ser 8lleeer, Die
cine Siliale in Som batte, itreftei,
Sen 4aroinalen betrddtlibe Cunt
men Dor. ginige &aroindle biloeten
oireft matchmaker @eienidaften, I'M
lire Ifriinoen moglidlt eepiilnbrin.
geno aus5unuken. @abreno biele
&irdenfiirlten bel Sen 8onfen borg
ten, botten onoere beoentenoe Sc.
pots BEL ibnen ateeIegt. 60 lieb
ser &arbinal Melhior Be gupis Der
Suggerbanf 100000 0ufoten 5i +
Bro5ent, als er itarb, fano man in
ieii1em Mermel ,,ein fleines, finger.
langes Gtiif 8apier". 8apit gu.
lius II. lieB Die Srleser fraeen, mos
'es nit bieiem Bnpier auf iid bate,
urlo man of1tmortete inn, ooB es
100000 9ufaten, 6rei Milliouen
gfarf inert fei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-22
Sin altrOmiides gerbrederperfsens.

Inter ben @el6idranf : a1,adern
gilt Die &~reislage belt5utage als Ell
nfgermaBen peraltetes @erf3eug.
9oB fie aber Dor beinabe atpeitauieno
Sabren i6on BON ben iebr ebrentper-
ten Gorfabren Der 8erbrefer 81
gleiden 3fpefen beniist muroe,
flingt einigermaBen beripunoerIid,.
sgs lit aber, ipie oas u@iornnle B..
Stalia" alisfiibrt, nirflih pobr. Sn
I@iceros @eoe yBro MuIo gIuen5io",
Die Der eroBe 3eoner I'M Sabre Sc
b. Gbr. belt, lit ndmIih bon oieiem
ginbrederfuerf5eug Die Meoe. gluen-
gus batte Die SHUTTER 6es @iftmor.
beg ON Stiefpater angeflagt auBer.
Dem ioate fie odt Sabre porber in
einem Hro5eB Die @idter beltodeil
baben. 9iefes fd6nolide @eib bat
tie tatladlid einen 9eipiiien Strato,
einen Mr5t Der Dem SfIopenltanoe
a%ngeborte, in ibr &aus aufgenom.
men uno i'm aIs @erfaellg gum Gift
moroe benubt. Strato, cine ridtiae
8erbrehernatrr, NOR es aud, Der 6ie
aleisidge fiir feline perbrederiihen
Mbiihten benlihte. Sn eineln
|Sdranf i'm HaIaft 10 tpuBte er, mar
Elm beoeutenoes 8ermogen beridloi,
ien. Sn elmer Wa1t totete er smei
padebaltenne gfIaben i'm ShIoi
uno beieitiete lire 2eiden; oari,
iagte er ben Sdranf poit Der Miid-
ieite Der auf uno brahte lefnen Maub
in Siderbeit. MIs Der Diebitabl
entoedt nurbe, fieI Der 8erooht ma.
tiirlid auf Die beioen beridmunoe.
men Sflopen; ols man ieooh sic
Sffnung I'M Shranfe n1ber unter.
iudte, fam man ourh einen 3ufa1
Ger @abrbeit alf Ole Gpur. Gin
5reuno Der 8eitoblenet entionn fif
ndmlid, baB ibm Dor Elm BOAR "a.
gen BET einem offentliheu 9erfaufi
cine freisformige S1ge aufgefanen
mor, Die mol seeignet idien, oud Gi.
len onrf5uidgen. Man foIgte oiefcl
Spur, es itelte iif berous, ooB oief.
| S6ge in Die Sanoe Strotos gelanot
mar, Strato geitan6 fem @erbreher
idlieBlid elm unb tpuroe gum 9obt
| berurteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-22
@mmprinii6es.
Ittadiert SEN Sdnl- 9rinsipal,

Ser S6uI Brin5ipal Gbas. 9.
Iuen bon Splponia, 60, lit ibred.
li6 on &beumatismus Sdmer-
sen, batte Elm 2eber= unb Maeen-
leiben uno franfe Nieren. Site Mit.
tel idlugen fell; aber bier Slal6e.l
BON Dem beriibmten electric 8itters
ma6ten mid p~olitanoig geIuno.
Sauienbe loben u1o preiien oielc
Meoi5in. geriudt iie. Nur SOC bel
alien 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-22
@ie 1T hiesl

Btr bfefen efabunperi Dollars Belobs
nung fir ie6en Sail bon @atarrb, Der
niht 6nr6 ginnebmen bon Sau's &as
tarr6SSoa gebeiIt tperben fam.
s. S. gbeneb & Co., gigentb.
EoIeoo. 8.
Bir, bic l1rter5eidneten, baben s. S.
gbeneb felt ben lesten 10 Snbren ges
tannt un6 baIten i'm fiir boIfommen eb,
renbnft in allen Observation-Disclosures
unb finan3ieH bef6bigt, ale bon feiner
Sirura eingegangenen @erbinolihfeiter
gu erfiuen.
8ef & EruaE. @robbanbeIs@Or os
guiften. $ole6o, s.
BnIbine, @innan & @aroir
@robbnn6eIss Droe1titen, EoIebo, ..
9nu's 4ntarr9<Rur fpiro innerIi9 ges
nommen unb tptrft brett anf bas Blu
nnb bic fhIeimigen Oberfl1den bee
Sbitems, 3eugnii1e fret perfdnbt. greis
Is Gents per Blafde. 8ertalft bon aler
Nppt6efen.
8an's Eamilien<giYe iinb bic belten
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Cmlnno.

8rGiioent goft bat folgenoe
grfI1rung iiber Die Gage abgegebelt.
Gs lei iein itetes 8emiiben, Die
freunoidoftIiden 9~e8iebungen 8ipI-
iden ben Ser. Gtaaten uno Werifo
oufredtSuerbaIten. Gin grnd fonne
riir ourd cine feinolide Sanblultg
ieitens Merifos berbeigefibrt per-
ben. Die Ser. Staaten batten fem
9erlongen 6anah, in Werifo ein5li-
areifen uno er meroe Dem &ongreB
Elm ioldes @ingreifen auh MIR ettt-
pfebIen, tpenn Die 8erbdltniiie fei-
itert nrloern @eg often lieBen. Die
Eruppen ieien nad Seras geianot,
Inn I'M Notfaa bereit gu iein oernt
Die 9erifte aus Merifo batten &C.
Inntet, bob Die 3ultdnoe bort all-
maIig daotiids miirom uno oaB
2eben un6 gigentum Der Mmerifn=
ner ieoeraeit in @efabr fol1nlen
f0rnten. Muf oieie 8eridte bin boz
Be er es fir feline Hflidt eebaltenf
bic xruppen nod Seras Gil letoet
n1t0 ct claude, oaB oaourd aud)
tntidhIid) Die @efabr fir @merifa-
rer in Merifo uno ibr gigentlnl
beieitiet Jet. gs fperoe feline peitere
@~etpegung Der Eruppen nod Der
meyifmiihen @ren8e gu itattfinoen,
tpeIln nift irgeno eil1 8orfomm-
nis 6ies .notig made. Selbft IN FL
mem iolden Sale miir0e er aber
gar. nidt oarm oenfen, obne 3it-
thinning oes 9ongrelies bor5uge-
ben. @ie lanee bie Eruppen In
1eras bleiben miiroen, bange ga1fa
bon Der gntpidIung Der @erbaltnii-
ie In Merifo ob. Die Ser. Staa-
Ten lele1 enrldlonen, Dem Prdli'
oenten Dia5 bolauf @elegapbei!
81 gebeu, Die Srouing in ieinen
Qnnoe ber5uitelen. Sic piiroen IT,
re internationale 8erpflid)tung, Der
Maffenfdmugsel uber Die @rens(
5u mter6riiden uuto Die Ierlebuile
Der Observation-Disclosures gu Derbinoerr
prompt erfiiQen. Werito babe fes
men Yroteit segen Die anipeienbei
Der Truppen eingelegt.
Mifaro q. @aainger, Der fri
bere Minifter oes StnertL mill Der
friiberen ODER : 6oritmeilter Sir
dot ouf 8eleioisung perflagen.
Hr1fioent Soft bat init ben
frnu30iiiden 8otibafter iiber Ser
ebfdhtB zines Northumberland
ges berbnrbelt.
Sn Chicago baben fir 81,
GtaottpnbI am A. @pril 423,52s
perfonen regiftriert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-22
Mmoers semeint.

u@as bult Oh gum Sriibitiics.
Sdab?" fragte Der iunge gbemmn
Sem @eib bIidte i'm init befiimmer.
ter Wiene an.
u@s ionte gebrntener Sped fem
ipra6 tie, uaber Die &odin tat ibl
berbrannt!"
uDas odinIide Srauenaimmer!'
rief Der iunge Gbemmn. .Salt 81
ibr gefinoigt2"
80 nein. Sir miiiien ibr oarun
nidt 10 boie iein, 2iebfter," ia6te lei
ne Srau. sic lit nod 10 jung uni
lmerfabren. @iirbelt 9u Did bertl
niht nit einem 4uB gum Sribitid
begniigen?" fiigte iie idelmiih bin
gu.
SEA, gut, Sdos,~ anttporttt,
Der ploslih beianftiste @otte
yShif' Tie NAL 'reinl"
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Sin Giferimdtsorama.
@oll MaocIiffe Martin.
(Sortlcbuns BON Der 2. Seite.)

(8orticbune bon Der 2. 9eite.)
ultsr falidem Ranlen Mrienif fir
mid gefauft; Elm nenig oanon babe
id) i'm Sbmudfdltden nleiner Sralt
peritedt, bos ibriee in meinem Clint
mer. Sd claude, Die 5lpei aberdeen,
Die lebniiidtig ouf meinen SOB mar
luartet baben, meroen ettpas emit
touidt iein, penn lie ieben iperoeL
oaB er aud, ben ibrigen CUR Solge
bot. IS bleibt ~oneroings nod 5i
befiird)tell, oaB ihpadlinniee &tdter
[uno lentimentale @eidiporene Tie rur
5u 3uftballs berlrteilen, aber ol1d)
oomit lit mir geoient.
2eben Sic mol, id gebe an Bic
Nusfubrung mei1les grirmigetl
Sher5es.
Sbr oufridtiger
8. @rmilteoo."
Ginige Minuten lab ib regitngs-
log Dor gntieben. Damn itiir5te id)
5ltm 8elepbon, nm nit Dem Notor
81 ipreden. CT mar nidt in ieinem
Bureau, uno ib beauftroete ieiner
Sdreiber, i'm iobalo ols moglib me-
gen elmer orirsenoen @ngelegenbeit
5l mir in's Muleum gu ididen.
Sierauf febrte id gum Sdreibtii6
5urif, Inn Sen tenfIiiden 8rief noda-
mails gu leien. 3u meinem 5bref.
fen mar ct ntbt mebr BORT, iA fab
tt,tr elm paar unbeihriebe1e 8ogea.
SD '6rebte dies I'M, iu9te ieoetl
@infel bur6, aber ser 8rief mar lit.
a%nffinobar.
Ils ser Motar fam Unto ib i1nl
meme @eihidte era6bIte, p~erlangtc
ct iofort na6 Dem 8rief. Sd logte
ibm, oaB id i'm nidt finoen fonre,
lulo er lab mid iebr mistrouild al.
Damn iudten mir beioe abermols al
leg ourd, bis id es sara perapeifclt
aufgab.
Ser Notar iagte freunoIi9:
aSie baben gu bel iiber ben SoIf
g~egrHbelt, Scr. @erneD. Sd miir6s
on Sbrer 5teGe einen ltrlalrb NET.
men ulo oies Oronen Ser Samlr.
lung oipfihieberL big i1 nieoer &c,
timber bin"
ST oerabidieoete iid, nro i6 gab
Die Soffnuna nidt aut oen grief
bod nod 5t finoen. Sd bceonn MIN
Die Manuifripte 81 oronen uno 81
fotalogiiieren, uno etue @oGe ipr
ter fano ib am @runo oes lebte1
aiitdens abermals elm ~beriiegeItes
8ltpert.
Sd bra6 es balig out fol1o eli,
Noti5blatt oarin uno los sic folgen.
SEN @orte: ,Dieie 9inte lit nad Ell
mem &eaept bereitet, oag i6 in mel.
mem Manuifript aus ser &enoiiian,
ce5eit entoedt babe @enn oie Sdrift
Der 3uft ausgeebt lit, peri6minoet
lie poaftanoie i'm 2aufe meniger Wti.
niten. Wein eriter 8rief an Sic
mar NIT o~erielben Sinte eeidriebcn.
50 NOR er mol fir sic reft %ilterei-
liant, aber gan5 mertlos."
Die teufliide Gift oieies Sdurfeil
loar gu piel fir mid: Sd ioB ME ee-
labmt in meinem Seiiel nno io6 sic
Sdrift Dor meinen @ugen perbIai-
len.
un6 oann muBte ib an Die ido1lc
illnge Srau uno an BEN arnten jim
gen Mann benfen, nn6 id fonnte
nihts hun, UNI iie 5u retten, oblrof
i6 fiiralih ben 8eipeis ibrer I'm
ifilo in 9anoen gebabt bette.
Die 9ano 0es Gotten bielt lie felt.
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Ainbern,nnb

ugtnn, aarl6en, fDarum meinll
0u oenn2"
&arlden: nMein 5reuno MiGif
tit in cine anoere StraBe ge5oeer
uno fommt gar ni6t mebr 81 mir"
DIANA: oDesbalb broudit gu
ood ni6t gu meinen, 90 limo bod
nod genng anoere feline Sunge11s II
Der @adbari6aff, nit oenen On ipie-
len fannit."
&arlden: .Sa, aber oie iino ltar-
fer aIs id, Die fam id nidt per-
baltelt."
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Nidt los at iperbe,t.

@eidaftsinbaber: .Sabe id So.
men neuli6 nidt atsbriidlih eeia9t
id min Sbr @eiidt ni6t luieoer lie
benz"
&eiienoer: u@ber mein Serr, i'd
fam bod mein @eiidt nidt gu Sou's
laiien, menn ib sic belu1e!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-22
Gin idredlider Madt : alarm

tit Ser idlimme 9uften zines Sin
oes, oas ploblid BON 8rGune befal,
fen miro. 2ouis Gbamblin poll
Mandelter, O., 81. 81. 2 muroe oa.
ourd BON ieinen bier &inoern b6lr-
fig aus Dem Shlafe gemedt. Damn
peribaffte er fih Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY un6 Die &inoer, BON &c.
men tlrlan oas idlimmite befiirdtete,
nur0en uieoerbergelteIt. Soc una
81. Brobeflaide frei. gu baben bel
aaen 9ruggilten.
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Gin Snicrot.

Stanobaften Sumor 5eigt elm 8df.
fermeii tier in Bern nit folgenoelt
Snierat:
BUR eefl. geadtuns. Meine 3ii.
pfen (ein 8odwerf) iino 10 eeidati
unb begebrt, bob mir oieielben, troi
gei6loiiener Saustiir, ieIbit uneebof.
fen aus Dem 8ong seboIt tperoell
Ser perebrlibe edelin, miro intmer.
bin boflifit eriudt minoeitens oos
9adble6 auriid gu brineen, 6amit
ibm balielbe fir nddften Sonntal
mieoer bele9t meroen fanm."
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Son $. g 6obert.
thprticEumu.)

Die 2iifiteot nidte. Sn ibrem
aopf NOR es gang mirbelig gerpor.
ben.
@enn sic 8%ranoenitein Dirflid;
10 mar : utb iie botte ii6 bon
ibr etpas iderfen loiien o
S6mo6 = 0 @ntletenl
Iber ionte Srtoa abnlib gebrmo,
morft boIteben ME oieie Srau, Ste
ii6 i6lieBlid nidt einmaI bel oa-
rous SIT MAIDEN batte, ielbit penn
CO mabr mar?
@m @eloe lit ni6ts bdnsen &c.
blieben," oabte oie ungliidlide Mut.
eer, ounb nientar1o miro es erfaG.
rem, oa5u lit oie granoenitein 81
onl% tonoie." ltno tie %ieuf5te erleihtert
ntf. =
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sdneG sefakt.

S0riter (er3dbleno): nSa, nrh
nod langem Sample selarts es nil,
fiinf @iloerer gu fangen.~
Sommergoit: .Sm porigen Sab
re iparen es iieben."
rSa, 5tpoa ian in5pii6en g'itor-
BEN"
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8emeis.

ngeette Mdbels uni're @adbarin.
nenl Sb iie ober alld pirtibaftIidJ
er5ogen iino?"
% ia - ben penlionierten Safer
baben iie famos fir aae Sausarbei-
ten abgerihtet!"
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@eridicSene gnffaTmms.

r9arin beitanb Die Dual ser 60
naioen, bob ibr Sob feinen 8ooer
bate"
Gin 8oB, oas feinen 8ooen bat
lit bod ettpas iebr Sdones."
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@nlturfortihritt.

y So, ia, Die 8iIouns inter
Dem 9olfe greift INNER meter nm
iih! Triiber nolinten Die Sdultcr,
iunsep ibrt Meiiterin Den Draden.
nno fiiralth borte id einen BON lei,
ner often Dame" iprebenl"
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= GIN nihtg benten mir mebr ols
an ous, mos mir pergeifm miiiien.
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0nt beidlasen.

gnt beidlasen.
8olisiit: oSn einem 10 maneel-
baftn &oitiim olrfen Sic nidt ber.
unlaufen."
Maste: raber id eebe ood aIs
N6nm."
.-@an8 redt, Der lit aber audi Der.
trieben poroen."
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Die 9amptiade.

Sic unterbieIten iid iiber Die
eDige Seiratsfraee.
Wutter (nah elmer 8auie): Scum
mno bann lit CHARLES Mbams 90"
Eohter: ygbarles Moams! Ct
lit oft, er tit baBlid, er 1T sei8ie, or
lit feige. Charles Moams, Der ia.
ia nidts, mas i'm empfeblen f6nn-
te, als ieinen Meibtum."
Mlttter Unit ianfter Stimme)
gu pergiBt iein Sersleioen."
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Die l1ria6e.

ar5t: u's lit tpenig gu MAIDEN mi.
Sbrem Seioen; sic baben eben ST.
rer .9cber gu .piel ausemutet."
Bauer: .Seiias no, MIte, oa Bit
leidt hu ifulb nit oeine pieI'n Sc.
b~erfnooell"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28

ith a hard right chop. Digger cross-
 over a right swing full to the face. Jot satisfied with that punch. he step sed in quickly and rushed over a short-arm hook to Frankie's face that made the Jerseyite's head swing like a Digger rushed Burns to the ropes and uppercut him hard just as the bell sounded.
 DIGGER GETS ANGRY.
 Burns, boxing carefully in the open- ing of the sixth round, hit Stanley on the point of the chin. Digger spun around like. a revolving storm door, pitch of anger, and using his arms like a swinging sledGe he rushed Burns all over the ring. Three blows struck Frankie in the face and two in the short ribs.
 The seventh round was fierce one. The blows fell thick and fast. Tho men threw science to the wind. They stood toe to toe and mixed 1t in furi- ous style. Honors ebbed and flowed first to one then to the other. Burns hit Digger four times hard in the face face with chopping blows and follow ed 1t with left swings and two rights short jolts to the stomach. Stanley came back with similar medicine. When the referee tried to force them apart the boys boxed over Ha1ey'ss head, never missing chance to punch. Stanley slipped down in this round, but he was up on his feet again in a second.
 EIGHTH WAS SLOWER.
 The eighth session was only a triflof slower than the preceding round. Burns made Stanley's stomach sore with his chopping blows and follow ach. Digger was rough and pulled Burns. all over the ring. Stanley af-s ter breaking, jabbed Burns in the face. but his blows were light and did no apparent damage. The referee was forced repeatedly to get between them and drag them apart
 Burns came back strong In the ninth round. He nearly doubled up Stanley with a hard left to the stomach; the blow caused Stanley to hold on. An- other of the same kind hurt Stan- ley, and he began to cover up. Just at the bell Digger hurt Burns with q right to the jaw.
 The last round was slam bang af- fair Both lads tried to send over the knockout punch. but failed. Burns made many sore spot on Digger's stomach but the Englishman was there with similar goods. He rushed Burns all over the lot. Frank.e fought back hard and Digger was very tired at the bell.
 Another bout that the experta couldn't decide with unantmity was that between Tommy Kellar. of Eng- land. and Young Dyson. of Providencos 1t was Kellar's second fight during work. In the first round he foored Dyson but the "clam eater" came back strong and managed to even uu the bout.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
IF ''HACk" MEANS BUSINESS zBYSzKO
 IS READY FOR HIM
Manager of Giant Pole Ex- presses Opinion of Hack's s Way of Doing Things

Sporting Editor:
 The attempt made by Jack Curley, Hackenschmidt's manager. to belit ele Zbyszko by offering to have the Rus sian Lion throw him three times with in two hours is only an illustration of the methods this combination has been using for long time to dodge a meeting with the Pole. It is a long way from being a sure thing that Zbyszko cannot throw Hackenschnidt three times in two hours.
 Several weeks ago CCrley made the same statement in a Western paper, and then offered to make a match with him. winner take all and also bet him any money he wanted that his tanned Lion could not put Zbyszko's shoulders to the mat twice within an hour and a half. This offer still remains open and Curley can take it up any time he sees fit. But I would like to make a little side bet that the Curley- -Hackenschmidt com binstion does not want any part of Stanislaus Zbyszko.,
 J. H. HERMAN.
 Manager for Zbyszko.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
Bill Carrigan Will
 Not Sign With Boston

! Boston, Jan 2S-As result of Bill Carrigan's writing President Taylor, of the Red Sox from Lewiston, Me-, that he will not sign up with the team un- der present circumstances open war
 between the two began, today, and Taylor sent his .recreant holdout star catcher a tart letter saying that he must sign up immediately if he ex- poets to go to the coast with the team. If the return mail does not bring the properly certified document, Taylor stated that he will keep Carri- gan off the team and out of organiz- ed baseball, this season. Taylor al- ready had stated that no holdouts
 would be signed after the team start ed west and as he feels that his of fer to Carrigan is a fair one his re- ply was in the nature of a final ful- Tommy Madden, of Roxbury, would go a long way towards filling Carrigan's place behind the bat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
MANAGERS J0CKEYINC FOR GOOD POSITIONS IN START
 OF 1911 BASEBALL DERBY

Little Jimmy Hall, the gingery lit home is in New York, has been in town for the past few days giving the glad hand to his many friends and also looking over the dolls. Jimmy paid visit to Manager Gene. The kid still parts his har in the middle and wears those pretty pink ties. By the way he did not mention that he expected to play the worst game of his life this coming season. While in town Jimmy is stopping with "Cy'' Miller in the latter's bungalow in East Main street.
 George Ramon, who was with the Bridgeports the last season they were styled Orators has sent in his terms to Owner George Cameron of the White Wings. Cameron has asked Bannon to try out at short field this season. George played a full season with Bridgeport finishing with an av- craze of .271.
 Connie Mack, manager of the Phil adelphia Athletics, champions of the American league and also Of the world returned yesterday with his wife from trip to Europe. Connie says the good old U. s. A. is good enough
 
 Connie expresses the opinion that every club in the American league will be contender for the championship.
 Cy Perkins who holds the worlds record for home run clouts. g in one season, and not full season at that, will probably not be seen here this season. Perkins made his great rec ord while with Holyoke in 1909. Last season he was so woefully weak in his sticking that the Papermakers tied the can to him. The Ponies picked him up placing him at third. He im- proved a trifle in his clouting and also somewhat in fielding. Manager ZelIer of the Ponies is now trying to ar- range trade for Perkins with the Albany club for Catcher Harry Porte.
 Manager Jack Teller of the Ponies has sold outright, Infielder Eddie Hav- el to the Albany club of the New York State z league. Havel played with New Britain the greater part of last season, but was the property of the Ponies, being with the Cubebs on a loan. At the end of the season he was returned to the Ponies. Zeller could easily find place for Have1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
Millionaire Bird Man
 Drexel Quits Flying

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, Jan. 2S-The deaths on the same day of his aviation frien6s. John B. Moisant and Arch Hoxsey, so impressed J. Armstrong Drexel the young Philadelphia millionaire flyer, with the hazards of the game that he has about decided never to make an- other flight. Drexel has come to New York from London for the wedding of Miss Vivian Gould and Lord Decies. He will remain here two months but said he would make no flights while here.
 While the youthful aviator, who twice held the worlc's altitude record would not state positively that he has retired from the sport, he admitted to friends that he had at least decided to heed the wishes of his family and abandon the sport of flying.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
Cornell Refuses to
 Meet Harvard on the Gridiron November II
Special from United Press,

Special from United Press.)
 Boston. Jan. 28-While there is no disposition on the part of the Har- ward football management to sever relations with Cornell. there is keen disap ppodntment that the Ithacans have refused the date of November II. of which means that there will be no game. between the two. this year. Cor nelps reason for refusing Harvard's date--that the team did not care to play three games away from home-is not considered sufficient by the liar Cornell from her schedule. permanent ly. Harvard is now without a game for November Il and some small team will have to be substituted. whereas the management wished a good tryout for the team, on this date.