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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-07-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE,

CLOSURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Samuel Phillippi ami
Barbara E. Phillippi, his wife, mort
gagors, to 3. r. Bradford, mortgA
gee, dated the 23d day Of May, A.
D. 1910, and filed for record in the
office of the Register Of Deeds CT
the County of Ward and State OF
North Dakota, on the Oath day of
May, 1910, at 2:35 o'clock P. NJ. and
recorded in Book 1877 of Mortgages
on page 345, and assigned by said
mortgage to the Union National
Bank Of Minot, corporation, which
assignment Is recorded In the Office
Of the Register of Deeds Of Ware
County, North Dakota on the 4th
day of June, A. D. 1912 in Book
ITO Of Mortgages on page 800, viii
be foreclosed by sale of the prem
ises In such mortgage and herein
after described at the front door of
the Court House in the County Of
Ward and State of North Dakota at
the hour of two o'clock P. M. on the
24th day of August, A. D. 1912, to
satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be solu
to satisfy the same are situate n
the County of Ward and State of
North Dakota and described as FOL
lows, to wit: The South Half of the
Northwest Quarter (S1s NWAl and
Lots Three CD and Four ~; also
the South half Of the Northeas st
Quarter ISL NEA) and Lots One
CD and Two (2), all in Section
Five (5), Township One Hundred
Flfty-six t156) Range Eighty one
| (SD West of the 9Th P. M. save
and except eighteen 1S) acres off
the South side of the southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quartz.
(SEA NEA) heretofore decided to
Fred Frank. There will De due on
such mortgage at the date Of sale
the sum Of Eleven Hundred TWEEN
ty eight and $500 Dollars (s112s.-
ss).
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D,
1912.
THE UNION NATIONAL. BANK
OF MINOT, A CORPORATION,
Mortgagee
Greenleaf, Bradford & Nash,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Minot, North Dakota. 7-4-ts-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-07-18

Ii you want to get eggs, yoa must
iced your chickens grit and shell
producing food. Oyster shells sea-
tain the proper Ingredients for grind
ing food and making shells. Get Z
sack from the Roeu Hardware c..
for $1.s0 for 100 pounds. II yeu
can't call, send ~ your order ~
mail. We will deliver . ssek tree
to the freight depot. IL 10 Il
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Any information that can be fur
nished in writing and presented to
said Board at their hearing on the
above date will be duly considered.
Any and all communications should
be addressed to F. O. Hellstrom,
Warden State Penitentiary at Grove,
North Dakota. IL
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Dysentery is always seriousu and
often dangerousa disease, buaa Il
can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Dtarrhoea, Remedy has
cured It even when malignant ana
epidemic. For sale By III AsalsEs.
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Mrs. Sam Irwin, residing eleven
miles southwest Of Sawyer, wa
thrown from the rear of her buggy
and sustained q broken arm.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-07-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

Notice Is hereby given that that
certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Hattie L. Bradley and
W. I. Bradley, her husband, mort
gagors, to Rogers Lumber Company,
corpoation, Of the state of Mime
sofa, MORTGAGE, dated the 28th day
Of October, 1910, and filed for record
in the office Of the Register of Deeds
CT the County of Ward, State of
North Dakota, on the 18th day OF
October, 1910, at 1885 o'clock p. M.
and was duly recorded in Book "l73''
Of Mortgages on page $50" will be
foreclosed by sale of the premises
ir such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door Of the
Court House in the City of Minot.
County Of Ward and State Of North
Dakota, at the hour of 1000 o'clock
A. M, on the 18th day Of August,
1912, to satisfy the amount due on
srch mortgage on the day Of SALE
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as
follows, towit: Lots five 60 six ;6)
and seven (7) in Block eight {S) of
P. P. Lees Addition to the Village
Of Des Laos, County of Ward and
State of North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort.
gage at the date of sale the sum of
Nine Hundred Seventy-six and 81
100 (976.5O Dollars together with
the costs and expenses of making
said sale.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
sth day of July, 1912.
q. D. KELLEY,
? Sheriff of Ward County.
North Dakota.
ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY,
Corporation, Mortgsgee.
Thompson & WooleGge,
:, Attorneys for mortgage,
;. Suite One, Scofield Block,
Minot North Dakota. 711-t6
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For soreness Of the muscles, whe-
Their induced by violent exercise OF
injury, there is nothing better than
chamBerlain's Linimsnt. This nni.
ment also relieves rheumatic pains.
For sale BY al dealers.
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COAL COAL COAL

I have bought the business Of the
Washburn Coal Co. in Minot and re-
specially solicit share Of your
trade, I am in . position to make
quick delivery and will give the bus
mess my closest attention. Phone
either the coal office, No. 500 or my
dray line Office, 4O1. J. B. Reed. tt
PHOTOGRAPHS.
The largest and most complete stu
!, IN the northwest. Over Secont
National Bank. Sk11vseth Z Sons.
The evening world., 1912-10-19
Sheppard Meets
Ted Meredith in
&C., Yard Race

Melvin W. Sheppard wired from Phil
adelphia last night that he had procured
the entry of Ted Meredith. the world
champion half miller, for the Irish
American A. C. games which will be
held at Celtic Park tomorrow after
noon. Sheppard's wire read: Have
procured Meredith's entry to race me
$50 yards at I. A. A. G. games"
For more than q week J. p. Conway.
President Of the /. A. A. c.. has been
trying to arrange 4 race between "Shep'
and Meredith. Conway 10 Of the opin-
ion that these two great champions will
furnish a contest that Will result In a
new worlds record.
In preparation for this race Sheppard
has been training for several days. lie
says he 10 not quite In condition to race
a half a mile, but that at GO yards he
would be at his best
Meredith has been training slowly for
several weeks and says that couple OF
fast trials will put him on edge for a
hard race.
Besides this event there will be two
other specials and championship
Gaelic football game.
One Of the specials will be a five mile
run in which Billy Kramer. Louis Scott
sna oaston suobino VIII start
The evening world., 1912-10-19
T0-DAY'S SCHEDULE
OF FOOTBALL GAMES

Harvard VS.. Amhurst. at Cambridge.
Yale vs.. Army. at West Point.
Princeton VS.. Syracuse. at Princeton.
Pennsylvania VS.. Brown. at Provi-
dence.
Dartmouth Va. Williams. at WILL
Jamestown.
Cornell VS.. Pennsylvania State. at
Ithaca
Navy VS. Swarthmore. at Annapolis.
Carlisle VS.. Pittsburgh. at Pittsburgh.
Tufts VS.. Bowdoin. at Medford.
Trinity vs.. Colgate, at Hartford.
Wesleyan vs. New York University.
at New York.
Holy Cross VS.. Springfield. at Spring.
field.
Bates VS.. Fort Mckinley. at Lewis
ton.
Vermont vs.. Massachusetts State. At
Burlington
LAFAYETTE vs. Ursinus. at Easton.
Lehigh Va. Haverford. at South Beth
lehem.
Union VS.. Rochester. at Rochester
Hobart vs.. Rutgers. at New Bruins
wick.
Norwich VS.. Rhode Island. at Kings
ton, r. l.
Washington and Jefferson vs. Carne-
gle Tech. at washington. Pa
BucknelI Va. ST. Bonaventure. At
I.ewisburg. Pa.
Gettysburg vs.. Mount st. Mary's. at
Emmitsburg. Nd.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Johns
Hopkins, at Baltimore.
| Hamilton vs. Middlebury. at Clinton.
N. Y.
| Maine w. New Hampshire at Ororno'
| Delaware vs. Washington. at Ches-
tertown. Nd.
| Pennsylvania freshmen vs.. Casca-
dilia School. at Philadelphia.
| Exeter VS.. Yale freshmen. at Exeter.
| Harvard freshmen vs.. Hotchkiss. at
Lakeville. Conn.
Dartmouth freshmen VI. Andover. at
Andover.
Georgetown VI. A and NJ. OF North
Carolina, at Raleigh.
Virginia VS.. Virginia NJ. l.. at Char
lottesville.
Washington and Lee VI. st. Johns.
at Lexington, Va.
The evening world., 1912-10-19
HqhIanders and Giants
On Polo Grounds Next Year

a certainty, according to several hAse-
ball authorities.
Both Frank Farrell. the Highlander
boss, and Mr.. Brush. the Giants owner
forgot their differences a year ago FOL
lowing the burning OF the old foio
Grounds grandstand. Mr.. Farrell srac-
ously rendered the use Of his park TO
the Giants while their grounds were De-
ing rebuilt. Mr.. Brush accepted tho or.
fer and to show his appreciation had
the Hishlanders play on the roo
Grounds on several holiday dates so
that a larger crowd might be accom-
modated.
Friends close to Mr. Farrell say that
should he see Mt to play on the Polo
Grounds, the move would only be tenn
porary as he IL having work rushed
on his now grounds At Two Hundred
and Twenty fifth street and broadway.
and would only use the Brush park I'M
I'll his own grounds were In shape TO
play on.
| ARRANGEMENTS are under way for two
! new club houses on the Polo Grounds.
| which might indicate that one 10 Tor
] the use OF the Giants and the other for
the Hilltop boys.
The evening world., 1912-10-19
Busy Fall Season Mapped Out for
Columbia Track and X Country Men

ersl entries will be made In the Brook
lyn Post once Clerks games in Brook
Ign.
The schedule II az follows:
Oct. %, interclass track and field meet,
South Field; Dot. %. interclass cross-
country meet. South Field; Oct 30.
sophomore freshman meet. South Field
Nov. 2 metropolitan intercollegiate
cross-country run. South Field; Nov. 3.
cross-oountry run, with Princeton at
Princeton: Nov. 10, Junior metropolitan
cross-country championships at New
York; Nov. %. intercollegiate cross-
country hAmpionships at Ithaca. N. Y.
and Nov. "a. Brooklyn Post-Onice Clerks
games at Brooklyn. N. Y.
Msnhsn n the smsa ~ VII play Q prari
nsnt psst In this he hs dr. OF the Piping Roci
Racing AssDcistion's meeting. A . fitting wind
up 70 the weet's brilliant outins there Will be
ball at the clubnonse tonight Several 81 tn
two yssr-oLis tat win race Ia thu Llsydsy Plat.
Today arrived at belmont PARK Yesterday froE
S, Soioci k,,,G prsSns vii, ,s"ss..s, A. {
didstf and PaaLhurst. Harry PsyHt whI,ssy
SoSis wH na iSr Chss,S KosIs. 1'
The evening world., 1912-10-19
BOn,bardier Wells Not
Likely to Box Here Aquin

snounted 10 e7.7Cs. The state received 3 psr
cent VI The receipts amounting 10 S3ss 20.
A.. -
ah Ateii. the q. featherweight chamston,
.old the writer to-day that he has been matched
W meet Jimmy Nalsb, the Boston boxer, 10 .
nsM,eround bout before the Pilgrim a. A.. Of
stated that a. Alec Mclean, masascr Of tho club
nsa n'en him the ainopnt he sshed fof no Lost
no time In sisnins this articles Of agreement.
NJ - -
ION oRourte, manager Of Al Paiser, intsuds
nave lila big "whit< hUps" engage h les
uimp9rtAnt toutA before he puts hum up s0Ainst
' N.Y." ien sood white heavyweishS there arc IN
be With sandy Ferguson o. boston ior twelve
round. before the Pilgrim A. 4. Of Boston,
Aeeordins To O'hourkr. Palser weighs close 70 go
pounds too much.
Johnny kilbsne. the champion festhcrwcisht.
manager. Jimmy Dunn Of Cleveland. Hs f,rst
will be with Johnny Albanese for ten rounds at
Columbus. Ohio, on Oct "a, his sccond 9Th
on OCT. 10 and hs ,h,rd With Oliver kris foi
eight rounds al St Louis Mo. on Nov 4
y, Bob Clsra. wants action Tor bathing Hurley;
now. having won many bouts since his bad
showing against PHI Crss All told Hurley has
would AN nothing h.ttsr than smother chance
at Phil Crss at one Of the New York clubs liz
says Hurley wouH cvrtailiy show . Tar diifsssni
performance In Ills Isueni condition.
p..,ey pr.un,... the Pittsburgh s.n,.m~,l,h,
who has aisays fought in lin, form In iii tbs
bot,ts In vhh he has In k.a, - a IN thia vfrInity
The evening world., 1912-10-19
James p Sullivan Deserts Amateur
Running Game to Take JObas Trainer

tration card to James f. Sullivan. Presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Association
OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
Sullivan scored his first victory In
June. 1903. at staten Island. when he
won a one-mile handicap In fast time
Victory after victory followed until al
the end OF that year he had won a
score of prizes. making exceptionally
fast time In most of them.
He continued to carry the emblem OF
the ST. Bartholomew A. c. until the
spring Of 1905 Then no Joined ths
Iri sh. American A. c.
While wearing the winged fist sulli.
van won q score Of titles and hundreds
OF races. He was the first American
athlete who ever travelled a mile In
less than as.
In the fall OF 1906 he startled tn,
athletic world by running mile a
Travers Island In Az rs. It was tn,
first time an American athlete had evei
beaten As. and the first time In ter
years that 40 was beaten on this con
tlnent.
The evening world., 1912-10-19
English Heavyweight Cham
pion Demands Too Big a
Guarantee for Local Pro-
moterS to Pay.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TALLY "BOMBARDIDR" WELLS,
the English heavyweight cham
- pion. is not likely to be seen IN
another battle in this country II he
sticks to the declaration he made In
England recently to the effect that he
must receive . guarantee OF not less
than 5000 for every bout that he tAkes
on in the United states. Wells claims
that he is surely entitled to this sum
after the great showing he made In MS
bouts here with Al. Palzer and Tom
Kennedy. Wells was recently onered .
bout with George Carpenter the
French middieweight champion. In
paris. but a. he demanded $4,000 for his
end the negotiations promptly fell
| through.
Johnny Coulon, the bantamweisht champion OF
America, u q. 600 richer to-day than he was
tv.nty four hours ago. Johnny got this sum Tor
ms.,ine Kid williams Of BaltmoFs IN ten
Found bout at the Garden A. 9. show, Williams,
vino cso,, ''u sre. down teiioo The gross receipts
The evening world., 1912-10-19
BUSY fall season Is mapped out

~ bcoi idi1 sedSoh - HuppUA Wv
~ for the Columbia UniverAty's
4 4 track and cross-eountry men. Ac-
cord.ng to the schedule Just announced
the athletes will take part In eight
meets within the next month. The frst
Of these events will be the annual inter-
class games on South Field on Oct q.
and the finishing contest viii DO the
Intercollegiate cross-country run on
Nov. %.
For the first time In three years the
cross-country runners will meet Prince
ton in a dual race. which win DO held a
Princeton on Saturday. Nov. Q. On the
DIT eceding Saturday Columbia 10 TO hold
metropolitan intercollegiate Cross
country run on Riverside Drive. New
York University. Fordham. College OF
the City Of New York. Pratt Institute
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and CO.
lumbia will take part In the run. which
win be over a six-mile course. beginnins
and srdlng on South Field, The inAosI
season win begin On Nov q. When ssv.
The evening world., 1912-10-19
Monaghan Men
Hold Field DQy

Tho annual neld day and games OF
the Monaghan Mems Association will be
held In Ulmer Park to-day. Three track
events are scheduled-a 22o-yard dash
for members OF Gaelic football teams:
a 220-yard race hurdling race for NOM
hers OF hurting teams. and ioo-yard
dash, open 10 members OF the Irish
Counties Athletic Union. j. T.. McAvoy
OF the battleship Connecticut. a son of
the president of tho Irish Counties Ath-
letic Unto n. will meet James Freal Of
the Monashan Men In a special l00-yard
match race. Cork and Kildare will
clash at Gaelic football. ana Galway
and Kilkenny will meet In a hurting
match. The Monaghans OF Manhattan
ana the O'Relllys OF brooklyn also will
meet At 0aellc football.
The evening world., 1912-10-19
According to Present Arrange.
mentS Both Clubs Will Use
the Same Field.

~ present plans don't mtscarry the
New York H!ghlanders will gambol
on the Polo Grounds next season.
From all almost official source comes
statement that the two New York
club owners had tentatively agreed to
use the Brush Stadium next year. Ru-
moro OF this move have beer freely CIR
culated in baseball circles for over .
year. but the reconciliation between
Ban johnson. the American League
head. and the New York National
League management following the
worlds series In Boston early IN the
week. practically makes these reports
The evening world., 1912-10-19

Do aimed At some other ia.a-d n =
would %in only sive the proper steer.
Dye see. nowf
90. IN fairness to some Of thoss NJ.
that Feel their fns sensibilities v~r.
murr ! print the following AZ ons ~
way: Se'e ~
wURRA wURRA.
I am a great admirer OF The rv..
ming World and the first thinv
look for In Inc Saturday ed,,,o, !.
the wuRRA column. must ssy
you can hit harder with your nan
.nan Tom sharksy could with M
nthosus In the days Of his s,os-.
.oa paid very high tribute 10 ths
eArk-sysd ssnoritas a Galway. ara
ee'ne GALWAY man naturally nv
onest expanded. but when I rseA
your comment on the Galway men r
Immediately contracted. But Tia
men from Galway are like Nav.e
Gsynor-they don't care a ran vhss
anybody thinks OF them and IL isu'e
hkely that the good opinion or "a
opinion OF any individual 10 likely -
oisturn their eQuanimity or sQvH.
librium.
The men are all from siz feet sevv
70 seven foot stx OF somsttmss wopr.
xs very few oaA stand before
xhs rsttlng boys. from Galway.
Ehsy'd jump hurdle eight fsss SaGA,
Catch cannon balls upon the ~.
And for Old 1rin dare or die,
Those rafting boys from Galway.
For rosy chssks or laughing syso
That beam - bright ~ summs9 sAAsG
In which Some subtle charm usG
Give me the gtyis from galway.
They're mild and gentle - the AevA
Are full Of virtue, faith and levo.
There 70 nothing under heaven aboVa
Just Ike the girls from Galway.
YBTI8 LEACH,
East Ninety sixth st1oeA
All right Pether. I forgive you. n Z
see you at Celtic Park tomorrow vO'Il
make It all up and maybe you'll stag
that for me. It's worth music even n
Il does laud the man ahead Of -
woman Of Galway.
@OL JOHN MWALTERS. the suav
live one IN Flatbush. looked q -
~ with a plaintivs tsardrop In ~
eye last night. Sec he to me. ses ~:
"Wurra, I'm making money too dana
fast. III have to go away and tale Q
rest"
why 80 away to rest-ain't ~ -
Ing tn"--
The san did9't hurt Ain
The evening world., 1912-10-19
Veteran Athlete to Devote
His Time Hereafter Training
Fourteenth Regiment Team.

- OLIOWERS Of athletics will no
doubt be surprised TO learn that
James p. sullivan. the veteran
running champion. has retired from the
amateur ranks and In the future will
train the Fourteenth Regiment team.
Having realized that he Is getting old
and that It Is not SO easy now for
him to 20 through the vigorous train
Ing stunts he did some years ago.
Sullivan lost no time in accepting the
offer made TO him by the Fourteenth
Regiment and then sent in his regis
The evening world., 1912-10-19
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES.

LAry Doyie will csptain the Giants to-nosvow
afternoon In their game against tho Metupolinns
:: :... sr :sa q i"ss, On. a aas vii .I ne
e ~ :,S..,.. s r. \: o r., s., 4, u e
Inc rsinfossSd ior this game.
cen League players. lei by jeff Teresu a the
aa will & ;G' al. bq'9 TsrtJ : a1h q. .,s o{.
d siS sa~s Dick leddlus q the Hncolns
. s Ga a, r isS Il. II soos III s s:.
the Ali fratssoI.als. = team composed d eracl
MINOR le.sums-
TIN ss,a.q .P' Id. Of sh' n1.n1 r Who *, X,
to'arros TO to fronI o,.l ops Hu,dred add siiv.
third street and southern boulevard, and there
play the CRACK Bronx Athletics.
Tho Cypress Hlh nine will clash With the
r rsn e.. G'"; rs R s.s atl s
tus.le and the seonl game stopped by
darkness with tho soo's even.
Walter johnson. the Washington ph<nom, vii
take Ia All Ainericah' 10 tho 81. ucorss Cricket
% Sa' n.s a s s g ,s' in t e. tSs ss,
as aggression AMI BIG isssie ea.ebsS vail be
The Brooklyn S.tion.ls VIM mAhs thsir sscond
aptsAance at Suburban OyA Sixteenth and
d"'s .sSa- .snu' s,atH " ,h zane 70, ts
H. " AMI ErWia or Miner behind The bat al.
Tobin or Eshen will yatch Tor the suburbsna
Two game. viii he played a, Wallace. Ridge
wool Grounds, Haley STREET and Myckon avenue
NHlssSOo1. The All STAR, oomITsed VI leNglt
payers, will he the Opponents of tho RidSewoodi
IN double-hcades at and T.. II.
Manager Morton Of tho Long Island Athietin
Recreation Park near the Qu.nstro B+ds,
plaza Long Island CITY Mor'on's men viii pa,
P0p Waskinss Havana Rel soK. and Pop him
sell VAL be on the coaching lines 10 AmLiss n,
bns TNHrs Will be preliminary contest be
tween two fAst teams at l u. NJ.
The evening world., 1912-10-19

- IT, MILLER. the Bronx--r can.
II. not foretsil how ths referendum
vote will 10 on che proposal TO
mako tho Bronx . separate county. I
had hoped for the cake OF the poor tax
payers In the Bronx that tho thing
would not 20 through. but I got over
It after Dinny Ryan asked me WY l
called a taxpayer poor. That was 4 hot
one. IN never be Taxpayer and there.
fore I'll never know how Il 10 to ba rich
Hut AZ long as they tell mo that the
taxpayers favor . separate county I'm
with them. They're the boys that make
tho wheels Of government 20 round, and
what's tho government but Jobs. and
who pays for the 3obs-why. the tax
payers, softy.
The evening world., 1912-10-19

T SEE THAT GOV. WILSON 10 %
carry a cane for the rest Of the cam
paign that formerly belonged TO An
drew Jackson. "Old Hickory" and was
cut by him on his Tennessee farm. II
has thirteen knots on II. and. Of course.
1t 10 hickory stick. II was sent to the
Governor by George w. oliver Of Port
land. Ore. The cane was presented to
Mr.. divers father sixty-seven years
ago by the owner and has been In the
family ever since.
I'm told the Governor likes tho cane.
although II 10 only a pocket edition Of
tho Big Stick. But those thirteen knots
on II have . sinister suggestion. WHAT
J. =. M.-'Phaiadslphia Je0A" OBFisn
10 of Irish parentags. His right name
10 Joseph y. Hagan.
Tommy Murphy Ia T,mmy Murphy.
also Of the Fighting Raoa
NJ. P.-Pools made on runs In the
world series should not include runs
made In an even break game II II u q
case OF guessing nearest . nxed total.
tie game 10 not q game. and pools
that may DO determined by the nearest
guess should not be innusncsd.
FRED DExTER.-Your bitter assault
on the World Series Is resting calmly In
the bottom of my waste basket It 4
unfair. unSounded. unmanly TNs
motives you ascribe to tho players and
their managers and the magnates are
sordid rehexss OF . mind that need
diAnfsction.
Why don't you walk up come fine
day to Johnny McGraw and tell hin,
what you have written TO me.
III be ouade TO catch you droppins
from the window.
n ny MAIL HAS BDEN GLUTrEp
M with hundreds OF letters from
HS Galway men heaping hard words
on me because I dared to say In this
column the other day that ! didn't think
much of men from Galway. Well
friends. that was because had been
trying In my feeble way to say o word
Of kindness for the Galway women
Lord love thsmi OF course. having the
b!ack-eyed. gracefully poised. raven
vavy-haired and peach downy-cheeked
girls OF Galway In mind. the men OF
that ancient county looked like q side
show to M minds eye. and, mayhap. I
said things that l should have let pass.
But was never . diplomat. and the
result has been that bricks frequently
course thslr Wv toward me- tAAt uighi
The evening world., 1912-10-19
Z row HERE'S A MAN that has
IN four ropes. List 70 his lay:
WURRA WURRA.

HERE'S In
~ four
. wURRA
you hand out line of
36-nch
clean up in the hshwsiEht division here ".
.
I . nastyh
- 80" 49,
u All right to ov.rc,.,.
going to b long thu winter
IN Mac
bustan
should trouble Brookiyn - '' -
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The evening world., 1912-10-19

LAST DAY OF 81oIsr1ArIoH.
To-day u the last dsy OF registration.
II you 40 not register you cannot vote.
1sgtssrssio. booths VIII opss 81 4. y.
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