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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Favors Land curtailment.

Meridian J.. N.
Harwell, of this city, stated that he
favored a curtailment Of land owner.
ship in Mississippi, stating that he ia.
vored this because vast tracts of land
were being bought up by aliens as an
investment. There are other members
Of the incoming legislature who favor
an enactment prohibiting land ownership
70 a certain acreage. Some of these, it
is understood, have bills prepared which
will be presented 10 the legislature in
.JanuaFy.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Blowing StumpS.

blowing Stumps With Dynamite" is
the title of bulletin No. 154 published
by the Kentucky experiment station at
Lexington, KY. This bulletin is of spe-
cial interest to all farmers. Write for
a free copy.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Poultry Meet.

interchangeable South Mississippi
Poultry Association will hold its first
annual exhibition at Hattiesburg on
January %, 20, "a and rs, 1912 Many
Of the best poultry breeders of the
Southern States will be here with their
finest chickens.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
New Drainage District.

Greenville.-The Riverside drainage
district has been organized as a corporate
body. Its powers for accomplishing
much for the material development of
this section Of the data is unquestioned
by those acquainted with the scope o
its purposes.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Money is sublime or ridiculous. 40
cording to the man who has 1t.
Reclamation DAlta's Problem.

ClarksdalA Drainage was the theme
and burden of the discussions of the
opening session of the Delta Publicity
and Improvement Association, in session
here, the matter of drainage inspiring
much of the address OF the president,
Walter Clark.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Want Agricultural School.

Yazoo City.-In the election the PEG
pie ratified the action of the board OF
supervisors in levying two-mill tax for
the establishment of an agricultural
school by a vote of 4O2 for the tax to
3O2 against the tax.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Whiskey Destroyed.

Corks were drawn from between $500
and $500 worth of fine wines, whiskeys
and beer at the city hall. The liquid
goods were those that were confiscated
some time ago by the officers when they
raided the Stag and Harmony clubs and
by order of the court the liquor was de-
stroyed.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Bordeaux Mixture.

Bordeaux mixture is used in com
batting plant disease. 1t has no effect
on insects, except that it acts AZ a
repellent. 1t has been used success
fully in the way Of Kidding potatoes
and other vegetable of f~lea-beetles.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Start Experiment Farm.

Lauderdale.-A meeting of the stock
holders of the Lauderdale experiment
farm was held, and a permanent organ
ization was formed. The object of the
company is to carry on and operate an
experimental farm for this section, and
to raise a money crop other than cotton.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Farmers Estimate Large Acreage.

Observation-Disclosures of this section
estimate a large acreage in cane for next
year. One mar alone has planted about
thirty acres, and numbers have made
smaller paintings.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
More Immigrants Arrive.

interchangeable second load Of i'm
migrants have arrived at this place and
Virgins. T~hirty.fve farms were bought
by the first party.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Woman Acquitted.

Hattiesburg.-The jury in the case Of
Natalee Kelly, charged with the killing
Of her husband, DR.. A. A. Kelly, re
turned a verdict Of not guilty.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Poultry Show Closes.

Tupelo.-The North Mississippi Poul-
try Association closed one of the busiest
and biggest poultry shows this section
has ever witnessed.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Negro Bank Fails.

Hattiesburg.-The Magic City Bank
Of this city, owned and operated by ne
grces, went into the hands Of a receiver,
o.tC. Rodgers, cashiev, baking applica
| tifn for receivership.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Trains Discontinued.

The railroad commission has given
the Illinois Central permission to discon-
tinue trains 80 and "a running from
Holly Springs to Grenada.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-12-14
Fund for Hospital.

Meridian.-The committee in charge
announces that something over 5000 was
raised Saturday for the benefit OF the
Jesse Gates Hospital,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Cretonne Covered Boxes-Finished in
birch on all edges, two sizes at. .......
Solid Red Cedar Box Covered with fin
est quality japanese mating, all edges
of box and lid finished in mahogany, size
40 inches S
Solid Red Cedar Box--Same style as
aDOVe, size ~ lnches. ..........."......$ d
Shirt-waist Box-Size 25 inches, mat
ting covered, good, substantial, well
made box ....................
Shirt-waist Box-Same style as above,
size "a inches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mating Covered BOx-With sanitary
base, size 81 inches ................
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
Dreikia SATIRE taiteimanber.
DreiBiq Sabre in Berbin6ung

9reiBig Sabre IN @%erbi1orng -
6enft eit1n1aI. Isle 6ns 8er6ienft ei.
ner g1te,1 Sode IN iener 8eit oaitebt
- ooer R11bIoiigfeit elmer i@ledten
Sade. Da gibt es fein &atben III
6ieier gbiben3 bon Ebos. Mrib, Con.
corb, Mid., meIder idreibt: sd bn'
BE 81. @ings Seem Diseoberp fir 30
Sabre gebrardt, ,nb es bas bette
Sniten. ODER grfdltungs.M ittel, 6os
id je gebral1dte." @enn es einnnal
.8ulaB 1T ei11em Sauie erbalten, fonnt
Sbr's nidt mebr log tperoen. Mande
GomiIien baber es 40 Sabre lang ge.
broudt. gs 1T Die rnfeblbarite &als.
uno 2ungen.Me0i3in auf ser @eIt.
nnpergIeidIi@ fir Snfluen3a, Mitb.
ma, &eufieber, Reu@buiten, Auinip
ODER mebe 2l,1gen. @reis 500, $1.00.
9robeflaiden fret. @aratttert bon
ser MoIitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
@reift an tuie siaer.
SIM @onbfe. 6os @I1,t reinarhoI1

SIN aampfe, oas 8Il1t rein3ubaIter,
greifen Die meiben @0rperden 6ie
8ranfbeitsfein1e an 1pie 8iger. aber
bdufig berbieIfnden ii9 bic aein1e 10
raia BOB sic fleinen &6intpfer a1nter-
liegen. Damn iebt Ginner1, 8euler,
@c3enrn, 8ledtet uno @eber1 fi9 Der.
oielfaltigen pn6 Stdrfe urto Mppetit
nbnebmen. Dieier 3uftnro berlangt
electric 8itters, UNI Sen Magerl bie
2eber un6 Nteren gu reguIierer1 un6
6as @ift aus Dem 8lut 5a1 bertreiben.
0gs fins 6ieS ste belte1 8Iutreiniger"
fareibt 6. 8. 8u6alin bon Eracp,
Gal, rbie i'd lie gefl1noer babe" Sie
MAIDEN reides, rotbes BIut, ftarte
Merbe11 uno ba1len Cure @efu11obei1
ouf. gerfudt fie. 500 lei Der Moli'
tor Drug so.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

|goeliteinen beiest, Sic ~gIiibe1oen @u-
|binen in Sen idtpar8en 2oder1 al
- at! Sic feoerleidte @eitalt in roia
Mtlas uno ser brdun1ide Getnt nit
Dem 5dmel5 ser eriten Sugeno in
golo gefaBt; Sic @elt tpiiroe Sbne1
|geboren. Sic miir0en 6iiriten gu ST.
rem SlBen finoen, @gon aber laiien
Sic fabrerr, er liebt sic ni6t, i'm balt
BLOB bas 8aro ser gbe. Starren sic
MIDI niht 10 faiiungslos an, es bat
Sbnen nod feiner BON 5h0nbeit ge-
lproden, nidt mabr? Sd aber iage
Sbnen, sic iino esq. Msit beftiger
@ebaroe rib Gugenie sic @lumen aus
ainois' Sano un0 mari iie in @utb
iber oas broune @eiidtden nit Sen
erldrodenen Mugen, 6as in bielem Mu<
qenblid munoerbar i6on ausiab.
vSSutta uro Gle peritan0en es, lie
~blen0eten sic Mugen ser Midnner, aud
Sbnen lit oieIe Mrt S6onbeit perlie<
ben, Der u6en Sic SIRE Ma6t, MIR
Elm ein3ig Mal." @ugenie idmieg in
b0diter grregtbeit.
Mus 6em Buidmerf neben ser 8e=
ranoa mar unbemerft @raf Ggon Der
borgetreten, ser idon cine 8eile oem
@eiprade gelauidt.
Ser groBte &ei5 Ser S6onbeit
Iieqt lit 6em feuiden, u%nberiibrten
Screen, meme arr1e 2in0is!" iagte er
ernit uno COG sic i6lanfe innge Sral1
beftig an feline 8ruit. uDie S@lange
nabt meinem @ara0ieie nno i6
lieb es 10 meit fommen. @ergeiie n
Sic sic @orte, Sic iene geipro4en,
@ott Sob, nod abnen sic nidt, mas
in Sem @eiagten liegt. 8ebalten sic
STR i6mudIoies @lei0, auf oaB SIRE
|5eele better itrable."
vDie @prade 6es @erliebten. @et=
3en6! Die beioen &~aIlmpl<@rafen, 6ie
'beioen! Sduoe, 6aB sic @rafin es ni@t
aeb0rt uno MoeIe, ale, aue!" Mit
qeuen6em @eld6ter itiir5te @ugenie
6urd Sen @arter un6 ser @quipage
al, sic Dor SEM gingange bielt.
.5aaen sic ser @r4fin, i9 lei bor=
.ausgegangen, es tpdre mir 5u parin
qemor6en in Ser @ubitam Mtbmoipba-
re-" rief fie Srit gu, Ser neben oefn
.S9lage itano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

fer5er umgeben, Gran3es Stirn }anf
itia an 6ie S9ulter bes trel1en Brm-
oers, tie meinte, mabreno fem Auge
fe1dt murbe Don Sen @rinnerungen,
Die ibn nmfingen.
u&omm, laiie uns geben, GSyran5e."
@utbeim faBte sic treue, fleiBige
5dmeiterbano un6 fubrte Sos Ma6-
den binaus an Sen @agen, mo- ser
@raf rn0 2in0is itanoen.
rMoge 6as Slid, oas mir in oieien
Maleern %genoiien, fortoal1ern auf ale,
sic iie %bemobnen meroen," fprad Gut
beim, sic @ano 6es @rafen oriiden6.
M0ge ser @unl9 ii6 bemabrbei-
ten" entgegnete &all1bpl betpegt.
Sran5e mollte ipreden, aber Sic
Gbranen eritidten lire @orte; fie um-
armte 2in0iS, sic an ibrem @alie bling,
un6 6rangte iie ianft bon iid.
v@lidm1f Graf ggon, @Iiidaufr
rief iie BON @agen berab, als 6ieier
iid i6on in 8emegung febte. rn6
n@liidauf!" erpi6erte 6ieier sen SUIT
19menfeno.
Cine 5taubmolfe tpirbeIte unter Sen
&ai6ern berbor uno balls mar oas @e-
fdbrt Ben Mugen Ser Madbliden6en
entldmun6en.
n@ie iin6 Sic beute bierber ge-.
lanet? fragte ser @raf ploslid 2in-
Dig in Die .@egentpart 5~ariidrnfeno.
nSSrar5e NOR int 56loffe, nm &h
idieo gu 1ebmer un6 70 gine i9 nit
ibr, I'M gletdfans Gbidieo gu nebrnen
bon ben Iieben &1iln1en."
,Bonen sic fiinftig bieie 6tatk
meioen, peiI Sie bon Mbi9ie6 ipre.
9en?"
(@1lub folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

&o9 getiirmte 2eiteruagen, nit
Smsgerdtb, &titen un6 &aiten belas
Sen, fton6en auf Dem @utsbofe.
Sr6n3e @utbeim elite bon einem
gum an6er1t, 6ieies fi9er itelen6, BORT
nod einiees bin31t paden6, sob ntdts
nmfade uno etpas 3%erbrede; tire forg-
fame &ano 5eigte fi6 iiberal. SIR
oronungsfunoiges Muge ent6edte 10.
qlei9 ale GebIer, 1tno 6ie &nedte rid
ten uno itellten sic 5aden nod ibrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

Soleps 8ionep &inen fin6 3uiarn-
menoeiebt aus Sngrieoien5er, sic
ipe5ien a,,sgeil1dt mur6en fir 6eren
perbeiieren6e, beilen6e, ltdrfen6e ur6
iftmuliren6e @irfung nuf Ole Mieren,
8Iaien uno 1rin-MusfIiiie. Dieiel-
BEN fits ontiieptii@, o,1tilitbtf9 aut6
Ioien bie urinidure. Molitor Drug
Company.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

v&eilos iiberraidt, gang aus Dem
&ausden, %gndoiges Granlein! Mlio
abgereiit, Small uno San?"
n@ie id Sbnen fdon iugte, obne
Sang un6 @lang. @raf @gon NOR
anfangs gang beitiir3t, in sem binter<
laiIenen 8riefe iino 5nar @riir1e per-
3eidnet, sic aber nidt ftidbaltig fino;
nad6em er aber nod I'M 2aufe BEG Sa<
ges Elm SeIegramm erbalten, oeiien
Snbalt ct nidt mitgetbeilt, i@eint er
nu@oenfeno rl,big 5u fein. Seoenfans
cine ieltiome Mrt, Mbidieo 51 nebmen
un6 iibers Meer gu geben, nidt mabr,
lieber Barron? @as miro I6ele ia
gen?"
56lidting fob sic Sdulter. Ism,
Elm lon6erborer Gbarafter, oieier SEQ!
gr bat sic &rone io5uiagen auf oem
@aupte, idiittelt iie gleibgiiltig ab
un0 mirft file in Ben groBen Ocean.
&m, etmas iiberipannt fin6 Sic @an=
mpls INNER gemeien, aber BON Ste=
.pbaniens 5obnen batte i6 ein an0e=
reg Clement ermnrtet. Mlio 0o@ 6ie=
lelbe Mrt. @ie ldmer sic ii9 Dos Sc
BEN maden!" Baron 56li6ttng
lfa1bte sic Mide ieiner @igarre ab uno
lette sen SUB in sic 5ierli6e S@ma=
n%engonoe1, in ser er iiber Sen See ge=
lebt. u9arf i@ Sic fir bente ser
Nrin5eiin aniagen?" fragte er, boflid
Sen SUIT. 5ieber6.
r@eute, nein. ST. babe ni6t 3eit;
es iino ,8riefe 6a 5u b%eanttporten.
Mpropos! Baron Sdlidting, fennen
sic 6as Sdtpar5baber @@IoB?"
vOb i9's femme! Brilliant, bibi6
geIegen in einem 9baleinfhniH, prdd)-
tige @egenb, fat einen etpas leidt-
1innigen Neaioratbsberrn, Die Gamilie
min linn cine fll1ge Srau geben, iie
iuden ido11 lange IN Ben beiter M6els-
famiIien nod elmer ~pafienoe1 -
Donnermetter! 1" sdlidtings Mur6-
minfel per5ogen iid in einem maliti0-
fen 2ddeln. r5ie fabrert 3u Der alten
'Eonte 5dtpar5bahs: be?"
sd ionte fdon i'm goriabre tom,
men. bamaIs idIuq iH sic. ginIaourtg
aug. Mber es miro gu langpeiIig amf
&auppl, @rnf Ggon eebt ing ,@o@t,
baus' uro min fid uber 8inter BORT
einipinnen. @rdfin &antppI bnt I'M
ertraglide 2aunen dtr6 leioet bel an
4Migrane. @rr5 geingt, id mo9te fort
bon bier"
.ltnb fid .einfangen laiien." sdlid-
ting IieB ein leiies b%ertpur6ertes 8fsi-
fen borer. r@urioie Meuigfeitenl"
Or itaubte 1to9mals at ieiner @igorre
un6 iebte fid rittIings auf sic &abn-
borte. ,Dag 1T ia oles tpunoeri60n,
JraiuIeir bon 8iettngboff aber pns
berIautet 0ern bon Ser @beideioung22"
gugeniens Nugen idinerten griin6-
|lidh uie oag SdiIf am 5eeufer. uDie
|Sade itebt nod INNER i'm eriten Sta.
blum, 11nb sic @rdftn ipra9 babo11,
nod einrnaI nod Miin6en reiien gu
noIler."
.@irfIid, unb @raf geon?"
siie ruiidfte 6ie Sdpilter. ct fat 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
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9qstne 10 Sntre eke 1e4tef III BE San.
F4dt : sa9te. sMsEt ee!sssee: Qetet e tetr
Aahsr aanfeY &sr6entdrier a9 e1 @ittei,
inektes ff@es beNen tptrb. eet 5 NRo1atet
aflyain9t fe bep gsertendtdrter rnA 4ae teitbem
nod tetnen entd6 .GetGtt. s lin 1ett lbers
5e9gt, bnb fe bur9 btee WttffeI t66io aeheiIt
NTH. Srau marte 0erffa.I
@nlbejton. 9er.. 70. Me&p 1915.
bat. nIs alee anbere lA4 tb ~oebrontte. 1eber
12 Sabre lit t9 an aufduen. bod tattbeut t@
ben 9erbenftdrter reaetntd6t9 eture6uIe, babe
Id ietne antdue 9e4aRt. t4 babe tsueb Ser.
biefs mid betIen ntrO. Boiler S1nfbarfett
Iana t&. ben 9eroentt6rter anen 2ei6eubeu
auI en1pfebIeu.
Epeu 8. &. Bet.
@~A Elm tuertbSodeS SuG jnr 5eerpeule,oeube
1cII& mtrb Stbem ber es oerlanat, auaefoubt
49,. aruse eyAoIsu aud bic Mee6iaiu Iuafpuf.
9iefe geebtstt tunrhs teit hem SABRE 1873 nen heni
unh ett nnter teiuer anipttfntQ bDu Be
koENIG Medicine CO..
100 Lake DIR OHIOAGO, Ill.
$40. $: 8; 81. s ;'s'; e.: !: : 3 +; AS; a; :; E E SEQ,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05
C1a ssified Advertisements

around two sides OF farm afYording ex.)
cellent water for barnyard and pasture,
Price. SIS per acre: less cash Will buy
II. Water power on farm that I be-
lieve. if improved. Is OF more valuei
than amount asked for farm. Might
accept part payment small farm,
or good live stock OF any kind, full |,
blood preferred
Have eighty acres fifteen milesJ
southeast OF Crookston. Polk county,,
MINI. near school. elevator and post
office. Partly cultivated. Price. $40,
per acre. Could exchange for good
live stock. Would give time on part it<
desired.
Also have first class farm OF 330)
acres in Worth county, Iowa. near Iva,
town. Price 800 per acre.
II you want to do business give full,
particulars and price in first answer
These farms have been owned foro
some time and are not trading PROPOSE }
tions. Address l.. G.. Mckinley. ST.,
Ansgar, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05

way both principals were assured a
paying investment before they started
training for the bout
That they did not wisely consider the
attendance and the interest in the
match ia shown by the figures ad-
vanced by the Empire Athletic Club
last night.
The total from the seat sale and 9TH
er receipts Of the day Is 3S7,053. The
club figured last night that $4,000
would cover the actual expenses Of the
match, and after allowing this and the
$4,000 secured to Gotch. S62,053 re-
mains for distribution between Hack,
Curley and the club. Curley had been
promised 20 per cent of the receipts
after Gotch and the expenses Of the
match were paid, and the club gets the
remaining 30 yer cent.
Hacks and Curieys share of the gate
money will amount to s43,437. leaving
the club $1S,S16 after all expenses are
paid. TIE above figures will show that
Jack Curley is the one who profits
most, his share being close to $4,000
after giving Hack the $4,000 and pay
ing about $4,000 for Hacks expenses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05
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Tell your pharmacist to let you read
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then you will readily see why it makes
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and relieves at once such miseries as
belching Of gas, eructations Of sour.
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that they have about made up their
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This, no doubt, is a serious mistake.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05
VIEWS OF THE wREsTLERs.
Participants and Referee Tell About
Mattel, ~ They Saw II.

BY Frank A. Gotch:
Honestly DID not think it would be
easy. Hackenschmidt gave me such q
desperate struggle in our first meeting
that was prepared for and expected to
10 thru with hard drawn out bat
tie. The very minute we locked hands
I fel, confident that would win. but
I really did not think victory would
come 10 quickly.
"TIackenscnmidt did not display the
nerve and strength he did in our first
contest. He was not aggressive. He
appeared to be afraid. When saw that
Hackenschmidt did not try to break
down my defense or squirm out Of
holds. became determined to end 1t as
quickly % possible.
Il am sorry he laid his miserable
showing to an injured knee. I wanted
9 to make the victory q clean one When
:! defeated him here three years ago 1t
wGs charged that I won unfairly. To-Day
hoped that Hackenschmidt would be
1t his best but I wanted to prove that
4 was his master"
Championship Cheap.
BY George Hackenschmidt:
1T was the cheapest worlds champ
iOnship ever won. entered the contest
with an injured knee and had my
shoulder pinned to the mat for the first
time In my wrestling career. I have
no one to blame. I should not have
gone into the match, but was advised
that could wrestle without further
injuring my knee But I scarcely had
rot 20 work when Gotch began to tor
ture me with his toe grips. I then
realised that / was in no condition to
continue. I am not gutter, neither
- desire to charge that I was not
tttAted fairly. ri s.45
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05

due entirely to the injury. I would
like to meet Gotch again, for I feel
deeper than words can tell the loss Of
this match. did my best under con-
ditions. That is all l can say
Goteh Won Honestly.
BY Referee Smith:
"Gotch won honestly and fairly.
Hackenschmidt did not show his usual
gameness or aggressiveness. I do not
doubt that he was not in the best of
condition, for he looked worried and
frightened when the match began. He
begged Gotch to release his Furnishing
toe hold and evidently was in great
pain when Gotch forced him to defeat
ION cleverness alone Gotch should
easily remain the champion for ten
more years. He is without doubt the
most scientific man / have ever seen
on the mat.
His work in the first fall was mar
velous and so fast that I could scarcely
follow it. altho was within a few
feet of the men.
"Gotch first faxed a crotch hold.
Then suddenly he got half nelson on
Hackenschmidt In the wink of an eye,
Gotch pivoted on Hackenschmidt's
stomach, switched to a reverse body
hold and downed his man. 1t was the
speediest shift I have ever seen made
on the mat.
"Hackenschmidt was in great pain
during the period when Gotch had the
toe hold on him. Don't hurt my toe,
he cried at first, but &otch continued
to put on the pressure. Don't break
my Leg was the next appeal. The
end same a second later"
Jack Curley, manager of Hacken-
schmidt:
Deep in my heart there is proud
feeling that the American won. but
am very sorry that Hackenschmidt lost
this match. / am all the more sorry
because know positively that he went
on as personal favor to me to save
the show. when only two weeks ago.
he tore two ligaments on the side OF
his leg. which laid him up so he could
not train for two days.
1.-The calling Oft Of the bets was the
result of the consultation among those
who feared that even II Hackenschmidt
was confident that he could depend on
his leg there was some chance that
hackers who wagered' on him would
not get the same run for their money
that they would II his limb was we'll
II hope that when Hackenschmidt
rests up and Is we'll that he will at
least receive another chance at the
hands of the American sporting pub
licn
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for a moment it seemed to stun the
crowd. Victory had not been expected
40 soon nor so easily. 'Tt'll take about
an hour to show Hack and Frank can
put It all over him." was the way one
OF the ardent Gotch admirers put It,
when message said that the contest
had started.
And SO, when the flash "Gotch wins
came in less than twenty minutes. the
crowd gasped. and then as the full sig
nificance Of the, message disclosed IT.
self, there was yell OF delight. For
fully twenty minutes more there was
cheer after cheer for Gotch.
The crowd left the postoffice. and in
a sort of triumphal march made the
rounds of the weekly newspaper Of
fees cheering as they went and clam
oring for more information as to how
Frank had done 1t SO easy.
Already informal plans are under
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-05
HUMBOLDT CELEBRATES.
Informal Plans Under Way to Welcome
Cham pion When lie Comes Home.

Informal Plans Under Way to Welcome
Champion When tIe Comes Home.
Humboldt. Sept 5.-The announce
ment that Frank Gotch had won his
second victory from George Hacken-
schmidt at Chicago yesterday after
noon, was the signal for the most en-
thusiastic demonstration Humboldt has
witnessed in mary years. Last night
the home folks informally celebrated
the event. and 1t is doubtful II there is
a single farm house within radius OF
fifty miles, to which the news has not
travelled.
Friends and neighbors OF Gotch
gathered at the postoffice early in the
afternoon, where fire arrangements for
receiving news of the bout had been
made. 1t was not long before the crowd
completely filled the small lobby OF
the building. and had spread out into
the street. Not only citizens Of Hum
boldt but farmers for miles around.
gathered to hear the news that Frank
had beaten the Russian Lion second
time"
But the announcement that the con-
test had ended came so suddenly that