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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
NEWS FROM NEARBY
ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
GATHERED BY WiDE-AwAkE
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS IN
TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES.
GININ.

The sale of Mrs. T. L. Ellis or
Wednesday, was, well attended and
everything Vsold1 wen. The Ladies
Aid of the NJ. E. church served the
lunch, for which they received many
words Of praise.
Our popular station agent, Fred
Goschke, has left for a trip including
Florida and a visit to his home in
the north.
VIM. Roberts has purchased a fine
mule team and new set of harness.
John Kennedy has bought the
Frank Whitsel farm and will move
or ii about March l.
Chas. Tohrean has purchased tho
Walter Logue place. Mr.. Logue will
move TO the Benton Whitsel fruit
farm as Mr.. Whitsel and wife expect
to move to EddyvIlle.
The Aid Society elected officers for
the ensuing year. as follows: Mrs. T.
F. Harper. president; Coda Halt,
secretary: Pearl Kentfield, treasurer.
They meet on next Friday with Mrs.
Frank Whitsel.
l.. ]. Parry, Jr., spent the day with
friends here Wednesday and attend
ed the Ellis sale
Friends here are glad TO hear OF
Mrs. Manning's improvement at the
Abbott hospital. Mr.. Manning was
formerly agent here and they made
many warm friends during their stay.
A bob-sled load of young people
from here attended the box supper
and entertainment at Pekay Friday
nigh
VIM. Hughes and family expect to
move 10 Missouri soon.
Tom Lewis will move TO the f.
Pryor farm and Joe Pryor will move
to the John Cubit place.
The VIM. Peters and Tom Harper
families spent Friday. evening at the
A NJ. Ellis home.
The former neighbors and friends |
OF Mrs. Ben Brown. now OF Beacon, !
remembered her with a post card !
shower on her birthday. Mrs. Brown
is now very old.
Miss GOldie Lewis and Ludwig |
Rittermeyer were married in Oska-
loose Thursday
Feb. 10. Occasional
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
ROYAL WELSH CHOIR
Excellent Concert Under Auspices
Of Ladies' Aid Society.

The concert given by the Royal
Welsh Ladies' CheiF- on-1Menday even.
ing at the Central NJ. f church., un.
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the church, was grand
success. From a musical standpoint
it was an artistic. treat and well
worth much more than the price OF
admission, The audience completely
filed the auditorium and seats were
provided for the overflow in the
transept.
The honors which this musical or.
ganization have received in many
parts of the world served only as an
introduction and left the complete
concert for the people of Oskaloosa to
enjoy and appreciate for themselves.
The Welsh people have always been
noted for their musical talent and
they have an expression and techni
que which is peculiar to their ideals.
All of this was amply exemplified in
their work on Monday evening and as
most of the selections were in the
Welsh language, it gave the audience
a chance to enjoy the music accord
ing to their Interpretation.
Quite a large number of Welsh peO-
pie were in the audience and their
delight was beyond expression. They
Immediately recognized the music Of
their home land and their cup OF JOY
was full. Nearly every selection was
encored and the choir was ever ready
to respond to the appreciation OF the
audience. 1t would be idle for us to
designate any particular feature
which was the most pleasing. as the
whole was complete. The voices were
unusually well balanced and the solo
work was noted feature.
The work of the choir in English,
the Soldiers Chorus" by Gounod,
Home Sweet Home" the medley OF
American airs and the closing chorus
of the Star Spangled Banner were
thoroughly appreciated by all present
and fully demonstrated the effective.
ness OF uniting a natural talent with
artistic and thorough training. Mad
am Hughes Thomas is a genuine ar.
tist and her work as director and as
accompanist for the sOloists, was
treat to all. Their visit here will
long be remembered. ,.-.
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Notice Of Referees Sale.
In the Districts Court of Mahaska
County, State OF Iowa. 49,. H.-#.a .
Sarah l.. Hewitt
Andrew Banks, led al.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
defsigned referee will offer and sell
at public auction at the door of the
court house at Oskaloosa, Mahaska
County, Iowa, the place where the
last term OF the District Court of said
cohnty was held.
The referee will sell the following
described real estate situated in Ma
haska County, Iowa, towit: The
Southwest " Of the Southeast u,
except two acres off the west side,
also the Northwest u of the South.
east a.. all in Section 20, Township
rs, North of Range IA, West of the
5th p. M. The said sale will be held
Saturday, February II, 1912, at two
o'clock p. m.
The terms OF sale to be cash in
hand at the time of sale. Posses
sion to be given March l.. 1912, sub.
ject to rights OF lessee up to said
date. For further information apply
! to the undersigned referee.
II. II. SHERIFF, Sole Referee
28w5 Oskaloosa, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
Too Tall to Be q SoIdier.

Nothing could illustrate better the
changes in the art of war wrought by
the evolution Of weapons than the
melancholy news that "Artillerymarl
ArceAu Of the Fourth Regiment at
Rochelle has been discharged on &C.
count OF his height"
In the old days Arceau's prodigious
stature would have scared the enemy,
and poets would have chanted the gio-
ries OF the age which could produce
such RECOGNIZABLE champions. Now.
however. smokeless powder has chang
ed all that. Inyisibility is the frs,
consideration on the field Of battle
nowadays. and an artilleryman OF six
feet nine might cause the discovery
and massacre Of whole regiment
Paris Figaro.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15

Mrs. L. X. McEwen and Edna, Mr.
and Mrs. Ollie Tennis, Ed and Joe
Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Altman and Alva Rob.
ms.
Miss Margaret Ireland has been Wis
iting In Fremont this week. Grand.
ma Ireland, who has been quite sick,
is much better now.
The straw balers were busy at Jot
1reland's all day Tuesday and Wed.
nesday forenoon.
Mr.. Muhm and his family are still
in the neighborhood since railroad
companies refuse to carry stock, etc.
until the weather becomes more set.
tied. r......- ..a..... ...s.-.. ......-
A number of our neighbors spent
Wednesday evening at the home of
John Moore, near Cedar. ..
Jot Ireland is on the sick list this
week. but better at this writing,
Feb. 10. NED"
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RuckEYE.

Mr.. Tysseling and family are NOV,
ing into the house vacated by Dr.
Sarbaugh. tr.s
Misses Ada, Aida and Alice Morrow
spent last Sunday at the parental w
H. laorrow home.
Roe, Anderson is helping A. d. Nor
ris this week.
Carl and Fred Hamaker spent last
Sunday with Roe and Otis Anderson
Mrs. Harry Anderson entertained 3
company of young ladies Friday after
non with a granite shower in honol
of Miss Senath Anderson. Those
present were Misses Senath Ander
son, Gall Smith, Blanche Towns, Der
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15

| w. Tease, S1-3 days, cleaning
crossings and shoveling snow 1868
Chas. Herbig. 95-s days clean.
ing closings and shoyeling.
snow ........ $1,000. 19.l5
w. A. Ryan, cleaning out pa
pers mayors office, SO, haul.
ing dog, SOC .........,..... $50
Chas. II. Ralston, police $215,
clerk $1.15, engineer $11.90.. 1920
Myers & Wenthe, 100 dog tags. 9.6O
The Blackboard Co., coal for rock
pile :. 49,. ............ 3.55
j. p. Siebert, attendance A68 ii
councilmen ....... .'...--...- 300
Mary Smith, 4 weeks salary as
matron Rest Room ......... 400
a Light.
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Co.
claimed $S14.50, allowed. =. S11.50
Sewer.
VIM. Oldham, 16 hours cleaning
catch pits ...... ........... 400
-.- s". Water. .-
Peoples Water Co., hydrant rem
tai, b months .............. 3445.40
Fire. .s.n.#
I. H. McCracken, months sal
airy, chief 1857
Elmer Patterson, l months sal
airy fireman .............. $500
Henry Sonderegger, l months
salary, fireman ............. $500
Homer Little, months salary
fireman ............. $500
John Mckinney, l months sal.
airy, fireman ................ $500
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Co.
heat at fire station ........ 30.39
|. II. McCracken, cash adv, ex-
press, ETC., for wheel .. $40
Glaze & Haynes, supplies for
fire department ............ 1885
Bertsch Pharmacy, supplies for
fire department .......... pa
J. ID. Mickey. labor repairs fire
department 53.45
NJ. ID. Gilchrist ...... ..... 40
Saturday Globe, printing for
fire department inspec. ...... SIS
A. +. and S. C. Stewart. wheel
for wagon NATURALIZATION. 1890
Chas. Williams, weeks janitOr D."
service fire station -...... $50
O.. + Grading.
p. w. Sparks for 8731e loads of
dirt, 60 loads brick. ........ 1870
]. V. Green, Is 40 days hauling
cinders .,.-... .".....,.,.. 6l.7S
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Potato Buo Harvester.

A New Hartford (Butler Coz man
has invented a potato bug harvester
that promises great things to potato
growers who have lost much Of this
crop in the past because Of the raw
ages OF these pests.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
LINCOLN.

The Institute Board had their ban.
Quet at the Savoy Hotel Saturday,
Feb. 10.
Charlie Caldwell and family spent
Monday evening at Willis Pettitt's.
Miss Lottie Magee, of Missouri,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Jones.
Blanche Lyle visited over Sunday
at the parental A. J. Lyle home.
Frank Mitchell is on the sick list.
Feb. 10. f. B.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
CLAIMS BEFORE THE COUNCIL

The following list of claims against
the city of Oskaloosa was presented
for payment at the regular session
of the city council, held Monday even
ing, February s, 1912, and duly All
thoriZed by the council:
s. V. Reynolds, months sal
airy as mayor $4,000
II. B. Mccoy, l months salary
solicitor ....... ........... 1906
T. H. Carlin, ! months salary
as clerk ....... ........:.. 1900
f. F. Bridges, l months salary
as engineer ................1 10000
John CorcOran, l, months sal
airy as street commissioner. 600C
v. p. Wittenmyer, months sal
airy as treasurer ............ $500
DR.. ] E. Morgan, 1 months sal. "
airy as health officer. ..... 5000
Ed Parks, caring for market
place ......... ............ 2OOt
Arthur Walls, exp. on dog tax,
60c, l mo. sal. chief of police 1900
Fred B. Green, l months salary
asst. chief police. ........ 65.0C
James Lawrence, l months sal
airy as policeman. .......... $500
Marion Dunwoody. months sal
airy as policeman .......... $500
Ray Myers, l months salary as
policeman ...... .......... $500
VIM. Crafty, / months salary
as policeman .............. 65.Ol
Silas Bennett, l months salary
as policeman ............. $500
+. A. Allender, l months sal
airy as policeman ....... 500
C. NJ. Van Cleave, IL days as
rock pile police ........... 24OC
Rogers & Holt, wardrobe. .... SOC
Hamilton & Hamilton, lock,
hinge and harp police sup.
S5c, shovel 81, supplies street
commissioner ............... l.S;
Huber & Kalbach, sup. for st.
Com ...... .............. 81;
Hub Clothing ............... al
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Of
fee, heat $1S.S7, clerk rent,
$1.35, market lamp $4.35, cur
rent SIZE ........... ...... 22.72
Fl. II. Phinney, , months rent
for mayors office .......... 1906
]. b. Doll, 3 months rent for
mayors office .............. 5000
Oskaloosa Herald Co. printing
Nov, Dec, and Jan. ........ $50!
Saturday Globe, printing. 1871;
The Oskaloosa Times printing
$S.G7, Office printing $22.50.. 3l.1;
W. NJ. Gable, 82.3 days labor
shoveling snow and cleaning
crossings, assigned to V. p.
Wittenmyer 17.S!
p. Lohr, 9 SO days labor shovel
ing snow and cleaning cross
ings. assigned to v. p. Witten-
myer ..... ............... 1911!
John Koet, 7s days labor in
speeding walks for cleaning,
assigned to V. P. Wittenmyer 15.0I
G. c. Pike. police supplies 10
clerk. 25c,, auto route paint
sz7s ........ .............. s.O'
NJ. d. Gilchrist, hardware for
rock pie, SnOVel TOT park. z.O'
C. J. Evans, dumping garbage
cans 80. ...- ............,. ~
Harris Bros, park brooms. -. 1.0'
Cruzen & Attic. broom for may
or's Office ...... ...,.,.... 81
j. S. Lobenstein, toilet paper
mayors Office ......,...,,. 3,0'
VIM. Oldham, burying 8 horses S.0'
John Starlin, hauling A hogs,1
dog ..,...s.r4 ,,.,.c-'..r.,S..,, o.
Oskaloosa Bindery, mayors.
docket -. -, .s..,.,... .,,,.s.. 22.5
VIM, Oldham, II 2-9, days clean -
ing crossings and, shoveling
snow ...... =. 25.2
John, Kern, Is 2-9 days cleaning
crossing and shoveling snow. 1854
]. w. Soaper, 10 2-9 days clean
ing crossings and shoyeling
snow ........ ............. zo.4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15

nice Beach. June Spyker. Louie Rice,
Margaret Sage, Edith collars, Thei
ma Anderson and Mary Ferris. Re
freshments were served and all de-
parted reporting fine time.
\ Feb. ~. NJ. B. F.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
EddwiIIe To Have New Star.

Eddyville Tribune: II. NJ. Tyssel.
ing, who is also interested in large
general mercantile establishment at
Leighton, has closed a lease on the
DR., Vance building on Walnut and
Third streets, and win open up a
general store in few weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-15
plant Potatoes.

The price Of potatoes is one of the
best arguments in favor of planting a
ten acre patch on the clover sod in
that back forty next spring; and OF
planting half bushel on vacant
lot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
SMALL c0J.a,t.l.- : :. :. :. - L.. 7 ;
These Things Tfat Make Life Really Worth While Seem to Be
 Forgotten.

Small courtesies of life seem to be entirely lost in tEe rush for big things. This leaving If of the little things that go to make living worth the while is a Well-knoWn and recognized fact to women who crave those gracious at tentions so easy in the giving when the thought is right.
 Many men no lUaser consider it nee ss@try to rise when lady enters the room. Ii they ptoffer a chair, it is seldom done with the old-time atacritv, and a feN trips on 8 city car will ba sufficient to convince the veriest skop tic Of the truth of courtesy dec@- dence
 Be it said in favor of man. contin ually on the rack regarding these omis sions, that he is by no means the greatest offender. Women who enter tain will tell you of scores of invita- tions to which they have never even received the courtesy of an acllnowl edgment. "R. s. V. P" at the end Of 9 card or note means nothing to wom en too thoughtless or 100 ill-bred to l take five minutes for reply. Such | treatment of d social courtesy is an of fense garish enough to cause the of lenders name to be struck from the social list of the hostess. The small courtesies of woman to woman are fully as important as those from man 10 woman or woman to man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
Propagating Carp.

Isador Loewy, formerly rabbi but ill late years employed as a police court interpreter, hurried into night court iii a state of perpleXity.
 Does anybody here know how 1c feed carp?" he asked a court atten l. ant.
 Whats carp?" asked the at. tendant.
 It's fish," answered Loewy, and it's fine. Three pounds it weighs. My wife she bought three carp at the mar ket and brought them hone. Cue was alive and put 1t in the path tub. The other two l ate.
 "I don't want that fish to die. In eight days l will eat hirl, but not be fore. and I want him to live and grow fat"
 Where are you going to keep 1t all this time?" was asked. "In the bath tub, sure. Where aelsec" Loewy answered.-New York World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
INDIGESTION GOES
 IN FIV MINUTES
o@aTE39fn, Gas. Dyspepsia and othrr sstoalaoi, Misery Ended Aiti a
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 fI.=s e5t5 *i55 nave maz Diapeps=n | eaarhs5 sa some people will call them. h0s 9oa viii be cranky about this splendid stomach preparation, too, j gea ger " bottle fol Ind gesti0s ot t28triris or any other Stomach i misery.
 ts4s some Pape's Dia4 psin no4, tA9 a5nuee, md forever I'd yourself If s4omac. T auala and Indigestion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

\ most ex4ano9t .t.et of land con stzting of sa acres. situated on Me 7adden road ] miles north of couft aouse, with the following improve ments:
 One nice 5-room residence. with au s-foot hal and pantry: l barn, l lot fenced with wire; fine we'll soft water; one cotton house and chicken house, one acre in orchard, consisting of peaches. apples and plums; 30 acres Is iD cultivation and the re- mainder consisting of white oak, pin oak, pine and red oak
 This is enc ol the incest littte farms anywhere around Pine Bluff nd since the crop has been gather ed ii can noW be bought for s2.100 upon terms of enc half cash and bal nee within F months at per ceut interest Apply to
 S. M. T}}}fNia.
 FXelnsive Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

Chester N. f',Js 4ssl.s r- 344 f n aena vent e 2. fen l#e zs=z- 5Re.z1 n&. Ua't Has Q &az fHi. aae .a.t fUs .5aE#. He E TO aoa |. NJ T9ylor, who wa to 3.te h.eN bes- nan for Robert York aEs ssa pos Vonement was caas d hy 1aa groom heiug taken seriously l fte ta= e. | arzal aHd that 5H4 Hri1e 5Ha sr on beth dee ded tha tseF hal best wat upti Nr Work feeo sers. when the wedding will be aIi#ttY solemnized- Little Rock G3ze5fe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

WANTED-MEN TO PREPARE FOR positions now waiting at top wages. Learn the barber trade. Few weeks qualities. No dull seasons-no Strikes-cash every Saturday night An army of graduates depending up- on us for help. Apply by mail. Mo- Ter Barber College, Memphis, Tenn.
 6 Ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

OLD CHICAGO CORPORATION Op- ening distributing o(thcfs in Pine Bluff, desires res dent representa- tivcs. Will allow $150 to $2o0 monthly, also authorized expenses and extra commission. Must carry $500 to $1000 cash stock according Go territory, contract etc. Sales Manager, Dept. ISM, N W Bauer Block, Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

OLD CHICAGO CORPORATION OP- ening distributing office in Pine Bluff. desires resident representa- tive. Will allow $150 to $200 month
 ly, expenses and extra commission
 Must carry $500 to $1,000 stock ac- cording to territory, contract, etc. Sales Mgr, Dept. LIS New Bau r Block, Chicago. 12 Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

Rumo1s are in7-eaala ion Chat tAo Cotton Belt off. faI a.e 8houl to make Tczdrl1na ; -s- a.2- ITS fcl ,le passenger crews, beeau=c cf .lH h- lition now eXistjae. + $ a many late trains have cuaed the company ao % to the eNHe a.j ratble 0.
 ingiag crews HeNJ zana from P.na Blull in order to take eains oJi If here. and ssa az fsrtt5. r nftHc 3rs, engineers, bra}s 1ael i'd a5 a,s s=e 10 he mad fe aze ao aa1arte.s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
Children Cry
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STOfKH0LnEHS' MEETINo.

,+a arnu4l meetnz of the stoel ;. olders of the Pine Bluff I.s r. o Pine Bluff. NE vftl b. .l5 it Te ii eeJ rs ro.er ot Ire Gota 8et
 H-a and atast 1.. - .hs r-e '=ne Auf oa E..Has. 3aanats ts.0 Hf ei=eftzf =aH-utus gaza aii fHz he aefipp ej =Hfa a5#@Ia#~s a H43 afaFc.O Oy lom5 a#G- 1 ort
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
DR. C. D. SMITH VETERINARY SURGEON

Treats all diseases of Horses, Mules. Cattle and Dogs. Office at J. l.. Rob- erts Stable, SIT Pine St. Caldwell B old st$ ble) first door south of Hicks Ice Factory. Old phone 529. New phone 263. Residence 1193 West 9th, ave. Telephone Qong distance) 109
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
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WANTED-Party as representative for the Oliver Typewriter Co.,; terri tory outside city will be given right party. Address. with reference, N
 ". Williams, Comden, Ark. 1-7-';s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

WAN1ED-Bids upon the construc- ton of 29 brick chimneys Address replys to c. s. Eldridge at Englisa Ark. 2 6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
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.t. uEsaH TWO LARGE DOWN. -Hr4 Iaams for tieut ho8sekeep- fa A modern eOuV T ences. NrMa-e eHHa-ce Wifhm TWO hlockS u- .a#lH H.. disUl all 3S4
 f2 3t G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

FOUND-Over a month ago a large bunch of keys. Finder can have same by calling and paying for this ad- vertisement. 2t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

TWO GIRLS TO STEM TOBAC Q.
 Apply Maupn X SoItz 5lA EasD &ed
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

-Let us show You the "o-Cedar' all mop for your hardwood floors.- McGaughY lIdw, Co. f2 28 tI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

POSITION WANTED - Stenographe1 with four years experience in Kansas City. Address E, care Graphic. 1-4-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10

FOR SAL7-IRON SAFE AND DESK
 Will be sold cheap Apply to Miss Emma White. #
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-10
WfE3 III. ARTHUR
 T03K HE COLjN
.I3e 4boynski Tells How he ~laehs-2
 Dat Big Smel,e ill the Third Rouud

tR these tr0ublous times for tighte' "te3t lhe heavy paw of the law as cas8 2 gloomy shadow over the en- t,re game, small chips of che be- come br.ght stars of hope, and the poss ibility that Champion Jack Johnson nay fight again for te heavyW igRt htie of the world, has a}oused fans from their verbal apathy, says the cis. Louis Republic. Whether Johnson ghts in this country, Aus tralia O" Ehna, and whom hf meets, is not yat tue qut tiOn; at present We are mere y hopirg fir a match With the in .
 tensity of shipwrecked slilor t.. l ! de:art shole, who wants TO start , fire.
 Johnson's history in the ring covers many adv ntures, but perhaps there is no bat:la in his record more worthy of description, with all its attendant
 !neGeuts. iGcludins a 90 da, & jasl ; sentence, ,han his first bout with d really good fightei-s.is battle wit l Joe Choynski at Galveston, Tex. If this is admitted, eel tainly We must aditl t that no man is bitter fitted to tell the tale than .Choynski, the Win-
 ncr, and the following story is in .Iee's own worlds:
 Choynski's Story of Fight.
 It was ill February, 1901, that re-
 eejyed d telegram to come to Calves ton and act as sparring instructor fo. he athletic club and give all cXhib1'
 ton wit Jack Johnson for tsl rounds Johnson had defeatsd severat
 men and was cocky lns1steltt in his demands that they bring d. J. rorbett down for him 10 meet.
 II had appeared in Galveston, hay ing defeated their former c.s-mpion, one Beman, in three Hounds. but they
 told me this black chap was fighter big, strong and clever, and welg:- ing 192 pounds. My weigst was 159 pounds.
 "I arrived in town a week before the contest and took a few turns over the beautiful beach to keep in trim the city was still desolate. due to the
 recent tidal wave and storm. and tn" hall in which we appeared looked motheaten. However, big house greeted our appearance, with no lnki- ing of trouble, no casting of shadows.
 q had never seen my opponent Tn
 se ion. but he certainly looked for mdable. Time was called for the first round started toward him and he hacked away and kept backing for the entire round. Second round, the same thing. AS I went to my corner at the expiration of the round 1e't that should have ito do someth ns
 jake a punch to give one. as he ap- neared to be waiting either for me u fire or merely to stay ten rounds.
 "When time was called walked up and left my guard purposely He fell tor if and sent in his left, but coun- tered with a left hook on his eye anu
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