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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
SATURDAY.

Dan Harris w.nt to Walkerton to
spend the afternoon.
Fred Kuhn Jr. made a business
trip to Fit. Wayne today.
j. W. Rinard and son Ralph went
to Fl. Wayne Friday.
M. D. Fellers of Laporte was a
Plymouth visitor Friday.
]. B. Witwer of River Park is
visiting in Plymouth.
Mrs. Salle Parks is visiting a few
days in Bourbon.
Miss Blanche Disher is visiting
Miss Minnie Swindell over Sunday.
Captain Wilson Of Culver Military
Academy passed through Plymouth
on his way to Chicago Friday.
Mabel Huffman and Ruth Rust of
Tyner are here visiting with Mabel
and Estella Phillips for few days.
Mrs. Pansy Peterson entertained
the Embroidery club at her home on
north Center street Friday afternoon
County. Clerk Ed Kitch went to
Bremen to spend the day with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Laura Boss is spending the
day with her sister, Mrs. VIM. E.
Walters In Bremen.
There is q report Of q scarlet
fever scare between Argos and Max
inkuckee lake.
Miss Ferrel Shafer left on the
morning train for South Bend where
she viii spend the day.
The Misses Spal Zsiters and
Euelia Becknell went to South Bend
this morning.
Mr.. and Nm. J. n. Hanna, Alpha
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
MANIAC KILLS IS NEGROES
Family of Five Found Lifeless, Heads
Hacked with Axe.

New Orleans, Jan. 22.-Felix brous-
sard, his wire, and their three children
were found by neighbors, their heads
hacked by an axe. They were negroes
and the negro population of the rice
belt of southwestern Louisiana is
shivering in fear of the maniac who
has, within the past few weeks, taken
the lives of fifteen of their race, each
time in this same manner.
A family of six was wiped out at La
fayette recently. Three days ago four,
q mother and three children. were
slain at Crowley. Now the crime at
Lake Charles is discovered.
There is no clue, but on the door
was scrubbed: When he maketh
the inquisition for blood, he forgetteth
not the human-five."
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
COAL MINERS WAGE SCALE
Bitu-slnc;s Conference Opens Thurs
day and Anthracite Feb. ~.

Indianapolis, Jan. %. = Operators
and miners, of the central bituminous
coal field will meet here Thursday to
consider new wage scale to go into
effect April 1. A new wage contract
for the anthracite field, also, to be in
force from April 1, will be negotiated
at conference Feb 81 at the Offices
of the Central railway of New Jersey
IN New York city.
The two joint wage conferences
were announced by President John p.
White to the convention of the United
Mine Workers The scale committee
IL preparing the miners der~--s~
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
MINERS DEAD
Fatal Dust Explosion in Wyo-
ming Coal Mine.
Forty Others Are Injured, Of Whom
Nine Are Removed to Hospital
at Rock Springs.

Kemmerer, Wyo., Jan. %. = Fifteen
miners are reported killed and prob
ably forty injured in a dust explosion
in mine No. of the Kemmerer Coal
company Of the forty injured, it is
known that nine, who have been taken
to the hospital at Rock Springs, are
in a serious condition There were
112 men in the property at the time of
the explosion and those who were not
killed or injured. rushed to the aid of
their stricken companions.
The men on top quickly organized
for rescue work, but despite their most
desperate efforts all of the dead and
injured were not removed for several
hours.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
FRED WENzLER's
REMARKABLE OFFER.

Of the world famous cure for. Tor
turing, Disfiguring Skin and Scalp
Humors, the agonizing Itching and
Burning of the Skin, as In Eczema |;
the frightful scaling, as in Psoriasis /;
the Loss OF Hair and Crushing Of
Scalp, as in Scaled Head; the Facial
Disagreement, as in acne and ring
worm; find instant relif and speedy
cure, with gentle anointings with
Bloodine Ointment. Fred 'Wenzler
IS so confident that Bloodine ONT
rnent will cure all skin humors, that
he asks every reader Of this paper to
try it on guarantee, or mailed By
The Bloodine Corporation, Boston,
Mass.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25

worried and tagged out. Besides all
day the temperature kept well in
sight of zero, and there was cut
ting piercing wind that seemed to
chill the very marrow in ones bones.
Friday was hard day for the rural
men surely.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25

Mrs. VIM. Matthew went to Gary
this afternoon for visit.
Mrs. c. A. Allen was South Bend
visitor Friday.
Miss Helen Tomlinson was a South
Bend visitor today.
Daniel Miles went to South Bend
this morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson
went to Laporte Friday where they
will visit several days.
Rev. J. l.. Powers who was call
ed home to Etna Green to attend
funeral, returned to his work at
Twin Lakes this afternoon.
About fifty members and friends
of the /. o. o. F. lodge enjoyed
social and luncheon at their rooms
Wednesday evening.
Rod. d. Fleming of Fort Wayne
has returned to his home after look
ing over business in connection with
the game laws of Indiana.
J. B. Putnam of South Bend pass
ed through Plymouth on his way
home Friday morning. He is con-
nected with the Bell Telephone Co.
Friends of Madison Stops Of
Tyner will be glad to learn that he
has so far recovered from his recent
illness that he can get about once
more.
Carl Rose of Bourbon visited with
the family of his uncle Jacob Foltz,
on south Michigan street, and went
for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
CLYDE Jordan in South Bend.
Mrs. Cephas Firestone, Mrs. Bert
Firestone and Mrs. W. II. English
went to South Bend Friday morning
to visit friends and will be the guests
of Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin for the
day.
The Mozart Club held its weekly
rehearsal at the Olympic club rooms
Thursday evening, and much inter-
est is shown in the work. The club
will sing at the County Sunday
School Convention In February.
Water pipes at the Presbyterian
church have bursted in some way,
and it was found that the basement
was flooded over a foot deep with
water. Workmen were busy all day
Friday pumping this out to find
where the trouble was.
Carl Brown of Hamlet was in the
city Thursday evening taking les
son in voice culture with Prof. III
W. Owens. He was accompanied by
his friend Vance E. Brickles. They
returned to their homes this morn
ing.
Attorney s. N. Stevens and VIII,
went to Chicago Friday morning OF
the belated No. 81 train. Mr.
Stevens said it was necessary fo1
him to go to meet some parties or
business, and Mrs. Stevens said that
she did not like to turn back after
having started.
Plymouth High School baskel
ball team is to try conclusions will
the Michigsn City team 1t the
Armory Saturday afternoon. Game
Is called for two o'clock, and thsrs
should Be q good crowd to cheer the
boys on to victory Help encourag'
lliss Grsee Curtis cane e. .Plyn'
outh Friday morning and vas mst
e Tie station BY some Of her girl
fr;snds. She has bsan viGtting hen
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
Insect Bite Costs Les.

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite Of an insect two years before.
To avert such calamities from stings
and bites of insects use Bucklen e
Arnica Salve promptly to kill the
poison and prevent inflammation,
swelling and pain. Heals burns,
boil=, ulcers, piles, eszema, cuts,
bruises. Only IS cents at L Tanners
and Fred Wenxlsr'a. .'s.4A a.a
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-25
MONDAY

William Tank started on q bust
ness trip north Monday Morning.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

Seute AGenb finoet in Der Mniifbaae
bic Wtaiicnusriammlnng ltatt.

3ie bon Mabor 6unt uno Der Qntts
1ubertuIoiiss2iga arronoirte MaIienz
periammlung i'm Sntsrsiis Der Belle
rung Der WobnunssperbGltnifIe pirh
beute 4benb in Der WtuiittaQe itatts
flnoen uno alle 4n5si6nen oeuten Do
ruuf bin baB bic Saae Big uuf Den
!eBten pIas feiest iein pirb. Der
5auptreoner oss Nbenbs lit Or.
Doobs Sutdinion bon Rep Vort, eir
Grpert auf Dem 9ebist Der Wietbsta
iernenfraee unb auber ibm neroer
nod Wapor 9unt uno 9srr 6. 6. Sit.
6ens fpre6en.
Jerner nirb Die 2lntt= SubertuloIis
Qigd Die bon ibr gsmahtsn 2lufnob;
nsn bss .OuntsIIten Cincinnati" DOT.
fiibren unb butt ibrsn Superinten,
centen g. Witbrptp ertlGren laIier
uno 5ipur besinnt bieIe 8prfubrunc
nm giertel Dor aht ubr, ipdbrenb Dor
iieben llbr biz oabin elm MuIifpro
9ramm 5ur 0urhfii6rung gslangt.
gtls Srganiitin tpirtt Sri. 9annaI
Benjamin nit unb bic iibrigen Mit
ipirtenoen iinb hi. SopraniItin 5rl
Carmen 8lon, Der 8ioliniit Serr Wil
liam anor unb Die Iltiitin Sri. Gliia
beth Gbabfpid.
Ils SibanpeiIer funeirsn unifor
mirts Yptbtas zRitter unter bem Som
rdnDo bon Col. 90. 3lein. Inter Del
ghrengditen bes 4bsnbs, bic auf be
9iibne PlaB Hsbmen, 6efinosn iib al!
8ertreter Der 8unbesresierung Gapi
tdn 6oobale pom bieiigsn Retruti
run9sbureau, Qeutnunt 2aiiing pon
| blelisen Warines sRetrutirun9sburea,
unp Ginpanoerunesinipettor Sbomas
Der Gintritt lit nutiirlit frei I'M
Die idmmtlihen Site its6sn bsm pub
l;tum our 9eriiisung, ha nur duf be
9ibne Siss fir gbrsngdite rsierpir
|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06
Nus benz Eoliseigeridt.

Webrere @trtbe, melhe am @ahl.
tagc perbaitet porbeu Daren, lpeil lie
tire Sofnle oiien gebalten batten, er.
hielter geItern ihre Sale, Delfe lpic-
berboit nerihoben moroen iparsn,
idIlieBlid, auf Die offene SiItc gclett.
,Ghappie" Wc2ean, gruoer oe5
9aiebauipielers Sarrp Nc2eau, MIR
De unier Der 9lnfla9e oeS SaIhenoieb.
ItabIs Cen 0roBgeidrporenen iibers
nieIen.
Ritaro &urlep, ein Eeger, peld)ar
Ieiner ihluar5en 8eliebten lpGbreno
eines tleinen Streites cincn Spud.
uapi an Den aopf geporfen botte,
purbe 3u 80 Sagen 9lrbeitsbaus, 500
lulo oen Soften peroonnert.
Charles Mnnfin muroe iuegen
Sragens perbor1ener @affen nit ct.
ner 8eloitrafe Don 500 lrnb Soften
beleat. gr batte, ais er geltern Wor.
gen in betrlmfcuem 3uitanOe oil Del
gde Der A. slpenue uno Smith Str
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06
0arlinger zSnqueit.
Grasmer nntsrnafm bereitS friiher
etnen Nprbanariff Gnf
iein Spfer.

Ger Coroner begQnn geItern nit
Dem ISnqucit bctrcfi5 DeS Iooe5 Der
% Sabre alten Gffie 8urlinger, mel
fe am oorigcn Sonntag 9tahntlttag
in Dem Neiort No. 504 George Cir.
pom Gem friibcreu Gripatoeteftip Rid
araemer erihoiien murOe. araemar
begiag befauntlih Selbltmoro, iu0ent
er iid) cine augel Ourh Dos 0er3
jagte. Iie 3eugenaltsiagen ergaben,
OaB Ser Wnm bercits ON Gonueritlg
poriger @ohe etnCn Utpr0angrtff unT
icine @eliebte perIutt battc. Gr bate
lid al genanntcm Gage III Dem Re=
iort cingeItcllt uno Giiic NIT einent
aus elmer SciIc inlpropiiirten Golcb
81 erlted)en pcriudt, mar ieood) cnt=
paiinct .uorOcn, bcpor cr icine Nbiift
llt2fiihreu fonnte.
Wtebrcre 2Sniaiiinnen Oca HelortS
iaatcn ous, 0aB araemer bdufig per-
| iudt babe, Gfiic Uarlingcr 81 iibcr.
re6c:t, ihren 2ebcnaman6el nuf5uae.
ben uno Oua Heiort 5l perlaiIcn. gffie
babC iih icOod) aeruciqcrt neil lie
aloubtc, arocmcr ict nidt I'M Stanoe,
| fiir iDren llntcrbolt iorgeu 3u fon'
men,
Iic 2citc oe5 iungcn MQohclts
beiiuOet iid nod IN Dem GtobIiiielncat
res &cifcnbeItnttcra @lIliamipn
miro iehod, iobalO on3 n0tbi9e 8elo
Don 6rcltnoeu Ser &eritorbcncn oltf.
Qebradt norocn icin miro, uah
Spring0ale, an, Qeionot mcrocr
Gie Salda &roemcr'a lit nod rid2t
retlomirt morOeu lm0 liegt nod IN
| Der Utorgue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

Don ser Eoli5ei auigegriiien lpuroe,
cinea iharfgeIaOenen HepolDer uno
eineN Sootifldger in ieinem geiibe.
sSrant ShlDler, bon 8eruf Iele-
9rap5iit, lplrbe megen GrIangenS
uon 0el6 unter faliden Sorpdn0cn
III elmer @cloltrafe bon $50 nebit
Soften Derurtbeilt. SbuDler, eilr
grltnOIdtlid)er 5eino Der gIrbeit, botte
itf fir taubItumm ausgegeben uno
Settelforten 0ruden laiIen, lDelfe cr
III Wirtbifaften uno anoeren Gofu=
len an Die (SdIte 3u pertbeilen pfleate.
9luf cen aarten itano geid,rie6en, 0uB
Der 8Or5et0er tallbltumm iei lmo cine
trante 55raI un0 adlt tleiue ainoer gu
9auie babe.
S5elrnie WcGormif, tpel6e in be-
trunfenem 3uItonOe Elm 4oar 20iiel
in Ohtnro 6otel geitoblen bate,
mllrOe entlaiien, oa lie Die 2offeI 3u-
ritderitattet bot un0 uugcnideinlit
Die TeIte 9lbiiht bat, IN 3ufunft einen
bPIicren Sebensnanoel 3u fiibren.
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Seutider 2ebreruerein.

Der beutite 2ebrerpersin folet bic
iemsomitag elmer gin!abuna Des6rn.
prof. Spbn 6. Shearer, 0irettor oes
Sbio Ms6anic Snititute. Der Ser.
iammluns gebt Elm Runo9ans ourh
bie RGumli6tsitsn oieisr terporruz
eenoen 2ebranltalt untsr tunbiger
2eituns unb Elm ssmsinidaftlites
MittaeeiTen pprauf. 9isIes uno Elm
sssfpdbltes qrosramm itsnt aaer
EbeiInebmern einen esuubz uno lsbr>
rcihen Taamittas in 4usIiht. -
Sas pollltdnoige prosramm Iautet:
alopierportraq = Serenabe
g. 9. Suar
syrGulsin 4lma 6. Wleisr.
@siangsoortrag:
a. Qiebssfeier Meingartner
b. Hoslein auf Der 5eioen,
8setbobe1
q Warnung WoSart
sSrGulein Qnnd bon lnrub.
Wortrag: Memento oipere!
,Gebi6te pom Jriba 9ap,r."
6err Or. meo. u. s. WorgenItsrr.
Geiangsiolo:
a. Sbe little 9rop 8ppe
b. 8 huppp 9lro,
2ouis Dietor Saor.
sSrdulsin 2lnna bon llnrub.
gealeituns: Srdulein Ilma 6. Me,sr
Glapierportrag:
a. g}octurns (fiir bic Iints Sano)
Scriabin:
b. arabesqus Osbouiit
syrGulsin 9llmu 6. Meisr.
Geihdftlihes.
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9eutiHer asipnier= =Serein.
GaS 45. Stiitnnssfeit finoet nm
Sunutag, Is. Snli 1918, in
Submann'S asart itatt.

Inter 0cm SorIie Oes Serrn Ser
6tnanb Dtebqer lmo Der GrotofouIilb=
rune oes Serrn &onrao 4ra8er runN
qeltcrn 9Ibeno Die re8elmdBtge Ser
ianmlltng bes @eretnS ltatt, Die troB
Oes lmgiinItigen @etters reht gut be-
lud1t mar.
9}eu olfgenommen lDur0en: SSdco5
8hlnt, 1915 Baltimore 2lOe., 0cb.
.on -. Ge5ember 1867 in SlmObeinL
9ahen, in Cincinnati ieit 81. Ytoi
1881; 8corge SbOrmartb, 1851
Suirmount 9loenue, geb. om 10.
Wt6r3 1859 IN Euirbah, gaoen, IN
Cincinnati ieit 81. SSuIi 1881; Sacob
1Srep, 1853 iSoirmount Hloenue, geb.
8. Ndr3 1861 in @0ppingen, @ilrt-
tcnlberg, in Cincinnati leit 13. Wtdrj
1881.
Qd6tent oe5 O1onotS Itor6 @err
9loolpb Souoer, 3430 9rooflIH 9lpe.
| uu0 ieiu Inocnfen muroe Don oen
2(nlpeipn0en ourd Grheben Don i6ren
Sipen geehrt.
9(uf GmpfchIung Ocs @OritanDe;
lpnroc iiir Sonntag oen 13. Sui
| 1913, 9ohnann's 4orf, Saflen fill
0as 45. Stiftungsieit bclegt.
Senator auhl belt cine hcrilthe
2lniurad1c i'm SS1tcrciic 0cs Gionicr
Sdngerfors uno ihlug Sic Merbc'
tronmeI fiir neue Mitglieoer, I'M 0il
9lGtc oericni9er nelfe wahren(
oes ,Iuhre5 nit Soo abgeganaen iino
3u fiiQen. Ssn Ser leBten &erIamm
lung gelana IS ibm bereit5 iicbcr
Wdtaliehcr 3u gelpinncn u10 ouh &c
itern 9lbln0 crfIdrten lid perIfJicocn,
bcrcit, Ser aIten S1ngerifoar bci5u
treten.
| ScfrctGr araacr beridItetc, oaB 81;
Gin1ubnten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S1O33.
53 uno Die slusgoben $2S.69 betra
Gen boben. 10 boB itdl noh $1O24.9s
i'll Der &oiie bcfInOen
Siernlit moren Die 8cid1fte erie
0iqt lmo Gr. @arrp :. Saqnc llel.
I6am ieincn angcfiin0igten &ortraa
| iiir nelhcn or iid n2lmerifa'S llr
eiurobner" ais Slcma geIpab!t bate
Ser @ortraQ mor iebr gut uno alt@
iiibrlid] ol2acarbeitet unb bradt
| Dem Socrrn an Sd1luIie luohlperoicit
ten geiiaIl ieitcn5 Der ;}llborer ell.
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Walter Mc9ap, SO, 3711 3erracs
9lace, 8rtg6t's arantbett.
Sobn Dillon, 3, 416 Sit 8. Ctr,
Muiern.
&ote gsnIon, IS. 421 Central aDe..
5er3letOen.
5ofep6 DUbter, ST., AZ, 3247 Ga
fern aOe,, 2ungenent3iinOung.
Catherine GgsIton, 81, 1854 Dem
6um Ctr, 9sr3letoen.
Robert Wiuiam 8ronr, 27, 309
9eorge Ctr, 2ungenent3In0ung.
Gliiubetb Graoen. IS, AL Oft 3.
Ctr, Snqueit in S6pebs.
Wurgaret 8onelan, 2, 755 Garlisle
Ape., Qunaenent3iinoung.
Sobn giirger, SO, 13 80. GlOsr
Ctr, eSnqueit in S6pebe.
Waar Sdmttt, 26, 301 Rerner Cir,
SLberfu[pfe.
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O. burten.

5rant uno NsGis Gain, QuoIop.
an., anabe.
Benjamin uno HDiu Moth, 1858
5enibap Qpe., anabc.
Sohn uno Ulinnie 80pfert, 1923
Weitpooo 2lps. &nabe.
2o-is uno 5lorencs 6iloret6, Gat'
pin Ctr, WGoben.
aobert uno CLARA GpnnIen, 2718
9crt Qpe., Mdo6en.
Goparo uno Wattte WapfielD,
1141 5prater 2lps., anabe.
5enrp uno 2lnna Qottnsr, 516 GIt
II. Str, WGcden,
Wi1ium uno 8ate SroreQ, SOL
cambridge Str, W2dohen.
Spparo unb GtiIabetb 0uienbsrro,
833 9ant Str, 8nabe.
Wiuiam uno Morp Stao.mi[Ier,
1853 6odberrn Str, Mdo6en.
g2athia5 uno 8atberins fyriB. 28O7
Qine Ctr, Mdb6en.
5rep. uHo 2aura Straud, 224
StetioH Ctr, 8nabe.
Sattl1td unb Stalld Wta55el, 613
9roabpap, MGoden.
4maoeo unb 5roncesca 2lccorbino,
1927 Racs Str, Snabe.
9incenio unc RaffaeIa Woiorano,
1922 Ma!n Str, 8nate.
Qicola uno @uiieppina GioToroinp,
326 90. 6. 9(pe., andbs.
Spbn unb 2puiid StDnlaub, 2O42
9iHe Str, Wdphen.
Charles uno Qeatbta Baron, 2142
Sbio Qpe.. Snobe.
Shonas uno GoroIpn Wanlen, 82T
W. 4. 9loe., Mdodsn.
sSphn UNI glleH Geqen 1882 Dtts
| tad Ctr, 8nobe.
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berpnioe pes aepis goiobt lr. s1e.z

berienise bes 2epis goigbt ir. $16,z
.655.72.
y1ora unb MarD aDts iinb 9eita@
mentsponitrsderinnsn bon Wmbroie
apte; perfDnalisn $500, 9runRisenz
tbum $3.50
Gtiaabetb garrett lit geahlaBpers
nalterin bon peter garrett; perionaz
lien $3.50.
Dm. 8. Msaoer lit 0adlaBperpat=
ter BON letitia Msaoer; Grunoetesnz
tbum $3.50.
8eridieoenes.
esSn Der $4,000 S6absnerIaBflage
Der Mnrp Wins sssen bic gountp=
aommiiIdrs bon 5amilton Gountp
purbe Elm Derbitt gu Guniten Der Ser
flaoten abseseben.
Die Cosmopolitan ganf &c Cab
inss go. erlanete Elm urtbeil ii6sr
$883.79 sssen Sen. u. arosgsr; 6. ).
Gates Elm ioldes iiber $172.7O gsgen
Sames s. popns; Die See OsliperD
So. elm IoIfss iber $616.9O gsgsr
4Dolpb Dute; Die Cosmopolitan 8aat
&c SaDings So. Elm iol6es ibsr
$9404.66 eegen 5Omer 8. Sosbrod
unb GDelpn Resmeln, unb GarolDR
Reemeln Elm ioldes eegsn bisIelbsn fir
$5151.1O.
Sobn 8. Sarris bat elm. Jorberun1
ii6er $732.50 sesen Sofn M. gediI
eingetldgt.
Die Srent Mtlling 60. tlagte cine
Jorberuns iiber S566.83 ssg.n o;;
gafe 8. Grain 60. Elm.
Wfartba &elie erlanete elm 9erbifi
iiber $500 segen SoIspb Mebmert.
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Zeine Seamten
GriuaGlte acitern Der ". 8. Sptle
Euitcn go. ~, u. u. u.

Ter @m. 8. 2ntle Hoiten, 9p. IL,
g. u. g., erlpabltc III Iciner gcitern
gIbeno IN Ser Memorial t6alle Itutt-
gebabte1 &eriammlung iiir oos font
nleuoe Sabr Die iolgenOen 9enmten:
COMMANDER: 1Sobu 6ebrenbatd.
Sr. 8ice COMMANDER: @. St,nct-
Ser.
Sr. @iec COMMANDER: GbarIes
Sd.
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Evening star., 1912-07-04
FEAST IN BOXING.
Johnson, WoIgast and ki|bane
Defend Their Titles Today.
jim FLYNN HAS HIGH HOPE
Conqueror of Jeffries a Strong Fa-
vorite, However, for Battle
at Las Vegas.

For the first time in two years Jack
Johnson, the heavyweight champion. will
be called upon this afternoon to defend
his title against Jim Flynn in a twenty
round boot at Las Vegas. n. NJ. Ad VOL
CAST, who has not fought for the title
since he stopped Owen Moran last July 4,
in thirteen rounds, will enter the ring
against one of the best boys of his weight
in Joe Rivers for twenty rounds or less.
and Johnny Kilbane, who recently ac-
quired the title from Abe Attel, is due
to battle with Tommy Dixon. All three
fights are for the championships in
the various classes. and it would not In
the least be surprising if one or the other
changed hands after today's battles.
1t is conceded by all the critics that
johnson will have the easiest time OF his
career in stopping Flynn, whom he stopped
five years ago in eleven rounds out In
San Francisco. A great deal depends
upon how much the heavyweight has de-
Perforated since he met Jeffries two years
ago. johnson may find it harder to dis
pose Of Flynn than he expects, but ne
should not have the least difficulty In
stopping the championship aspirations OF
the Pueblo fireman before the end OF the
of old then Flynn will take the count just
when the champion feels like handing
over the wallop.
Wolgast is tackling a tough customer
in Joe Rivers, who has fought the best
In the land at his inches. Rivers has
done quite a lot OF fighting out on the
coast, where he is great favorite. and
at one time was considered as one or
the most logical opponents to cop Abe
Attells crown when the latter held the
featherweight title. but he has put on
weight since, which is the reason why
he is scheduled to take a flyer at VOL
gast. The latter is one Of the greatest
fighting machines that ever donned
glove.
At the time that he took the cham
pionship from Battling Nelson he was
considered the greatest lightweight that
ever held the worlds title but since
then he has had trouble with his stom-
ach and had to be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis, and there are many critics
who believe that this operation will have
about killed his chances of retaining his
laurels against Rivers, notwithstanding
the fact that he has shown nearly all
of his old-time form in the various bouts
that he has taken part in In the east.
If Wolgast Is able to- bore in and stand
the gaff like he did when he met Nelson
he should make short work of Rivers
whose weakness is his tnabthty TO stano
up and take punishment.
The Johnny Kilbane and Tommy DixoI
bout, which is slated for Cleveland fol
twelve rounds. will be somewhat Of 9
pink tea affair for the featherweigh1
champion. Dixon is only a second-ratel
and does not on his previous form have
hardly selling plater's chance of con.
Meeting with a K. O., as Kilbane will
be entirely too clever and fast for the
southerner, and should finish the fight
| long before the end of the scheduled
| twelve rounds If he feels so disposed.