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Evening journal., 1915-02-02
GERMAN bombs
FALL ON VERDUN
INJURING MANY.
One -Combatant Killed
and Schoolboy Horribly
Manned
RESIDENTS OF NANCY
TAKE REFUGE IN cellars
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
PARIS, Feb. 2 German aviators
hurled bombs with deadly effect in
the region southeast Of verdun. ac-
oording TO word received here today.
One non-combatant was killed near
Pont-a- Moussons a little boy was
frightfully MANNED at Nancy, whera
an explosive missile dropped in a
schoolyard and maternity hospital
at Remiremont, 16 miles southeast Of
Epinal was slightly damaged.
News OF the latest German air raid
on the heels Of the announcement
that the German Taubes had again
successfully bombarded Dunklrk,
raining sixty shells upon the soacoast
town. II aroused the most bitter in
dignation here. Paris newspapers
voiced the popular demand that tho
allies aviators take the aggressive at
once and shell German cities in re-
taliation.
The latest German raids we're exc
cuted from Metz At least six Ger
man avators with observers, crossed
the French lines near pont-a- Nous
son and rained bombs upon Nancy,
Luneyillc, Reimremont and other
towns within radius of rs miles.
Low hung clouds protested the
birdmen as they crossed the French
lines in the woods near Pont-a- Nous
son. They first came into view over
Pont-a-Mousson as they swooped
earthward and began splitting explo-
siyes into the streets. No serious
damage WAS done in tho town itself.
but In one Of tho suburbs. a 66-year-
old man who failed to hear tho cry
"To the cellarsl" was torn TO pieces
when a bomb dropped az his feet.
Sweeping south from Pont-a-Mous-
son, the sky raiders next appeared
over Nancy A rafting fire from the
garrison disconnected them somewhat
and they led in wide circles about
the outskirts Of the city, hurting
more bombs.
One missile exploded In the narrow
courtyard OF school A few min
Ties before the recess period had end
ed and 200 children. playing in tho
courtyard, had filed indoors A nine-
year-old boy, lingering behind for a
lew moments, was the German
Tanhes victim. A fragment of the
bomb tore q gaping wound in his leg.
The windows Of the school were
smashed, but no other children were
injured
Luneyille had been paid FREQUENT
visits by hostile aviators. When the
first monoplane was sighted rushing
down upon the city from Nancy all
residents promptly took to their cel-
lars The Germans tossed several
bombs at large factory but their
aim was poor and little damage was
done, A crippled engine forced one
Oh the raiders TO descend in an open
SQUARE at Luneyille where he was
taken prisoner by French soldiers.
Dispatches from Remiremont said
that only one German aviator Visited
that town. One bomb crashed to
earth at the door Of a maternity hos
pital but no damage was done.
The squadron OF six German avia-
tors who paid the latest visit 10 Dun
kirk dropped both explosive bombs
and flaming torches. according 10 ad-
vices from the seacoast town. More
than sixty bombs were dropped with
but little damage Allies aviators
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
RELIEF no ENrERrAIN-

The annual entertainment and
dance Of the Employees Relief AS
scciation Of the Wilmington and Phil
adeIphia and the Southern Traction
Companies will be held in Pythian
Castle tonight. At the conclusion OF
the program refreshments will be
served in the dining room, which viii
be decorated with palms and potted
plants, and music will be furnished bv
the "Darktown Brigade" Later there
will be dancing, for which music will
be furnished by Edwards Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb Frank p.
Walsh, chairman Of the federal com
mission on industrial relations, ex-
poets to present an interesting re-
port to Congress on the commission S
Investigation Of the rich founda-
tions now under way here. Walsh
has shown himself thoroughly posted
on industrial conditions and has done
most of the questioning. His ex-
amination Of John p. Rockefeller, Jr,
proved that Mr. Walsh was in full
grasp Of the Colorado strike situ-
alton. BY the second week in Fobru-
airy he will begin an investigation of
transportation in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02

This is one Of the first authentic pic
lures from Italy's earthquake zone. II
shows one OF the many ruined towns
in central Italy Rescuers are search
ing ruins in the main street OF the
shattered place Ayezzano was wiped
out like this. the loss of life number
ing over 5000.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
ORDER SOCIETY PROSECUTEs.

When Edna Allen, of No. 226
Orange street, was arraigned in City
Court this morning charged with
keeping an assignation house, Philip
L. Garrett counsel for the defense,
moved a continuance until Saturday.
His motion was granted The de-
fendant pleaded not guilty The wom-
an was arrested at the instigation of
Frank e. Haley, agent of the Law
and order Society.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
POSTPONE ENTERTAINMENr.

The lecture and entertainment an
nounced to he given tonight in st.
Thomas Hall by the Rev. James Wal
ton, Of Australia. under auspices of st.
Thomas Dramatic and Literary Society,
has been postponed until Tuesday. Feb
nary 10. The change Of date will make
the affair all the more enjoyable as a
prc-Lentcn entertainment
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
BROTHER SHOOTS RRnTHrR.

Frank Schultz. aged 4 years, son Of
Mr. and Mrs John Schultz. of 2l
Justison street, was accidentally shot
through the left hand yesterday BY
an elder brother, who was handling a
revolver. The wound is not serious
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
SUNDAY EXCTRSI0N or.

Wilmington Church people had
planned TO charter a special train to
go to Philadelphia today 70 hear Billy
Sunday. Those in charge Of the af-
fair found that they would be unable
to secure seat reservations in the
tabernacle, so the excursion was call
cd off
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
PAsTOR,S M0THER ILL.

Mrs. Louisa Cunningham, Of Phila-
dclpEia, mother of the Rev Henry
Cunningham. CT this city, is seriously
ill., Mr. Cunningham spent yesterda
al his mothers bedside
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
eLxISrlTs a6rx YcX

By ras ursbsa YreSs.
pASls. see 2-rae "s41sssss ysassas" cSaasas esSsx
regiment tAt q zAofzsg su5av ce-gr charge ws
L. ac7srag dggateSss aoa The srnt pas4g
Comedians fought byIisnyry Her-e ire srvny sx VIII
osss rHen szy eoaness-srexsa and eayc4rsa p
along sssss w1irH was otcuy4ed " rs
Germans n sast wssSs ssarzg
Of ssoesy asaeuy easzsxns4ts sgrvse- re
Bsshuns vent eanronaans q the eygar r
aoas yrrss tss rrshegal dis
patches from These advises ssid yAas cea.
beaten o IN an inssatry staek ypsss
light yesterday are aeins trenches AneheT
series OF insaetry cAaysss sauepateS
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
ANTI-sUFgRAGE MEETING.

Mrs, Or,ille, J. Oiiphant, Of Trenton
y. J.. will speak on ~Whv Women u.
Not Need the Vote" in the Now. Cen.
iury Club drawing room Thursday eycn.
ing.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
DIR. MITCHELL 10 ADDRESS MEN

The Westminster Club Of Hanover
Church will meet at the home OF the
Rev. r. /. Jackson tonight. There will
he an address by DR.. Samuel Chiles
Mitchell, president Of Delaware College
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
erHmASs zrroHr CANS.

By The United grsys
BERLIN wa Wireless 70 London. asshs gaias ssve
been made ey Rursian Inss soHx
ne Hsus vtss o wGssv saas ssysseAsS sisted s0av.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
WEATHER

Cloudy with probably rain
tonight and Wednesday, not
much change in tempera-
ture.
Evening journal., 1915-02-02
CHANCERY COURT ApJ0TRNs

The Court Of Chancery adjourned
sine die yesterday afternoon The
March term opens on March %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

ipeld)er ibrit nm slbenb m~ittbeilte
odB er orei @phen llrlnllb nebmer
fonuc.
Limo peitlt Sic nod cine @cd)t
nlehr miiriidlen, 9ounineton," fiigtt
er bill5lt, .io id)reiben Sic mir NIL
Leinige @orte; Sic baben Sbre Eflid1
9ctlan, urO Serr 9onbam itno i'd
limo iebr Sufrieoen nit Sbnen."
@eorg pernabm oies nit grobem
Sergniigen. Seine Sreroe purbe
nod erbobt Ourh elm sur5es SHrei.
ben ieines @ormltnbs, oas er ON
Nbellb erbielt:
rMiloirap iogt mir, sic ni;nid)er
einen fleinen lltlalib: id) oenfe, Sic
6oben i'm ebrlif oerbient. @r 10.
nobl ais Nilgeet ipretDen iebr DOR,
tbeilbaft bon Sbnen. linb es iheint
nlr5ipeifelbaft, bob Sic @eidGfts9e.
noanbtbeit beiisen INTO @rfolg babell
meroen, menn Sic 10 fortfabren ipie
bisber. Sd CLAUDE. Sic beabiid)ti-
gen, na6 Dorfibire al fabren rtlo
lbre Sdipeiter 81 beiud)en. Gs miro
Sbnen 9ergniigen MAIDEN. su no.
rem, bnB th pon Den Srdltlein Gull
ter Die portbeilbafteiten geri6te iiber
lire Sortid3ritte unb lire Siibrung
erbalte. Sud,en Sic at ~erfdbren, Oh
lie iif) bort aliidIih iiiblt, ODER Oh ih
irgeno etlpas fir lie tbun fann. Gas
Seiliegeroe miro Sbnen pielleiht
niislih iein; id, boffe, Sic meroen es
nid,t IN tboriftem Stols i~urildipei.
let; erinnern Sic iiG, oob i'd SIR
Gormunb bin, ulib bob i'd MIR BON
meinen 8orredten @ebraud, made
ais Sbr @orrnuno uno treler Sreuno
u. 8onbam."
9as 9eiliesenbe no cine Itunf5ig.
pflro. 9eote.
8eorg iuar ent'f,loIien, ieinen S8eg
Ielbit 81 babnen, uio oesmesei bate
er lie niht behulten, rpenn er nidt
oeiltlid, norousgcieben hattie, bab Die
3nriidfpeiiung oes @eihenfes Bon.
bam MIR perlest baben DirOe. Zen
iladtten Mbetro brad)te ct in benz elei-
iieil 8aitbaits @afefielb Su rno am
Morgen oaralif ipnroe er burn oas
8lodenipiel oes often airhtburms
ertpedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
8. 3apiteI.
ueberraidlmmaem.

9eim eriten Sonnenitrall erbot
lid, @eore. offnete bas Seniter
beugte ii1 binmiS ino atbrnete Der
gniigt Die buftige Morsenluit Ses
hfol,en ausuittdges ein. Os,rd
mebr ais aft5ebnmonatlihe, aiisoait'
ernoe @rbeit batte err ieinen ltrlauf
peroient, NIB Sic nddiren brei $50,
d)en lpenigitens fonnte er in 8eien.
ltaft ieiner einsigen Sdupeiter al.
bringen. Sauienb Sragen beihGftig.
ten i'm: 0b tic aelpad)ien lei, Oh iie
fuirfli6 10 ihon g%etporoen lei, tpie iie
in friiberen Sabren az iperoen Der.
iprah, ob tie eliiflih lei. Oh Ser
laltge aiientbolt BET ben clteG "a.
men nid,t ,etipa Oas offenbersigc MG6.
den in cine fleine bod}miitbiae SO.
fetie perpmroelt babe. slae Dieie 8e.
oanfen giilgen INN bird, Ben Siun,
mdhreno cr ii6 haitig ontIeibete, Inn
elnen Worgeitlpa5iergatg az maiden.
Sangiam ldritt err burd) oos ffeine
StdOtden iiber 6ie Bride Diniiter
uito iltfte Den @eg nad) oenl Sdrll.
bans 81 erfragen. 80 fum ct eftb.
lid Dor Oasielbe. Gs mar Dol, Der
Strobe 0urd) elm GoDes Glitter a6ge.
idlolien. Gin GROCER Warten lag Dor
oem Sauie, unO @eore .r6lifte Surdj
Die Sorbeerbede, meld)e proione
8life abbalten ionte, cine jnn1e
3ame III einerl beabrnInen, bplGn.
oiid)eu alelo, nit Iangen Sano-
lfllben unb einem sroBen Strobbnt.
Die eiirig beldditigt mar, clllen flei.
iien aor6, Der oil ibrem arme bing,
nit 9lnnlen 81 filler. IaS @eiifyi
belt lie BON ibm abaeiuarot. Ginige
Minuten beobadtete er je0e Yepe.
9utg Der bodBemad)lenen @eitait nit
gewunoerung nnO flopienbem Ser.
sen. oenp cine gebeime Gimme iii.
lterte ibm 81, baB Die id6ne, iituee
8artnerin ieine Sdpeiter lei. God
cine 10 groBe S%erGnoerung fonnten
ad]t5ebn Wonate itift berporbrinaen
gtodte lie bod ben aopf MIR einen
gi,gerblif wenoen! slber bas NGb.
den mar 81 p~ertieit in ibre 9eifGiti.
gulg, mo Der iunse Mann mar eben
I'M Segriii nab Der Sforte Su ge6ell,
I'M aae 3peifel al loien, als i'm SSsn.
nern oes Sauies cine 8lode lant err.
l6alte. Die iunge 9anle erbob ben
Gopf nno CAB ibm 10 Die Ntoglidfeit
rbr 8eitJt. 81 iebeu. GS NOR feir
3Weiiel mebr moglih, eS mar Cha,
odS milbe. froblid,e ainb iriiberel
Gage mar Jest 81 einem ihoner, sier'
liden MGofer geporoen, oas raid
81 boiler @eiblihfeit be%ranreiiie.
Die 8esriibnng apiiden Yruoel
unb Shaueiter mar poriiber, @eorq
mirbe in 0os Saus gefiibrt, ieines
Suites un6 Stodes beralibt un6 Don
Dem ireubig erreeten MG0ten BEN
SrGulein 0orotbea Cutter uorge.
itellt. 8alo iaB er am , Sriibihifs.
tiid), unb bate er MIR Die SGlfte Der
allten @iIien peridlmgen, nit mel.
fen Die beIoen 3amea i'm iiberbGui,
ten. 10 bate es nit ieinem breipo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

am gu geben. Die 9(rbeiter legteu
i'm 0aber auf cine apsgeboSene
3biire uno irusen i'm in Elm nabes
6arn1bols, no er NIT GROCER Sors.
fult gepflegt rpuroe. 9urd Elm Yote
pnroe @pu benahrihtigt urb Inn 3i,-
lenoirng BON trodenen &leibern gebe.
ten. Die erite Srase beS iunsen
Wtannes gaIt ieinem Retter, aber CT
fonnte MIR erfabren, berielbe lei lei.
net 8ege geganeelL OILS er iob, ba6
8eorg nift nebr IN Gefnbr rpar. Or
babe geGubert, er msroe ant lbenO
piebertomInen iino nod ibm iebsx.
limb On rpGrIt tpirflih ertrrmfen
obne tbn9" risf Coo entieet. %, tpie
6anfbar fperoe ib ibn, ftets bleitenl"
ga, es pGre Elm ihIedtes gnbe
zines eliidlihen Wonats ~sefporoen,"
lagte @eorg, Der iih abseieben BON
ether fleinen SfmG6e nod bent
Ibenteuer niht ipeiter nntpobl fiiblte.
,@ie melt mag lest ntetne llNge(rl,tbe
gefonmen ieins" iaste er tief nod
0enfenb.
.@8ie fannit Oh Jest an Define &n.
gelrutbe oenfen, @eorgl" rief Goa.
uaber ib bore Sdritte!"
Gin jllnser Morm Don iebr einneb.
member 4euBern IN elmer beuen
Sasbjoppe, nit RnieboIen unb einem
Sil5but trut ms 5immer. nnb bic
@eihhpiiter cilten INN entgegen.
SD babe SSsbnen oas 9ebeu mei-
nes 0ritbers Sit peroanfenl" rtef @pd
init bepeeter Stinlme unb rei1te
benz Sremoen ibre &ano, Der iiber
tods pIosIite griheinen oes ihonen
Mdbdens etpas berbliifft 81 fem
id)iem.
,Su, obne Sbreu Mitb uno red,t.
5eitise Siilfe mare es aus nit mir"
iaete Weors, Der oieie etrpas triptolen
Worte niht obne einen erniten aIans
IN ieiner Gimme eeiprohen batte.
Wortfesursf oIet.)
1880
8enn Der Wenid tpiikte. mann
er gum. Sterben fommt, piirbe er
ielbit iein Grab ihaufeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

9aiiner, ipelde i'm abitilrS in Stiide
5errtlIen porben maren, itn0 mebrere
toote Sdafe an ibm porbeitrieben,
aber fem 8egenitanb tpor oarunter.
Der i'm traeen fonnte. Or mari eli.
men baitigen 9lid nad) beioen Seiten,
I'm at ieber,, oh Elm ;nenihlihes @e.
len fihtbur m1re, 6as ibm Siilie at
bringei oerntodte, aber olem Sin.
ld]etn nad) mar CT gari5 aQein-anein
init Dem tobeitben @espdiier 5il leinen
SitBen, 6oS Dor elmer Stunbe 10 frieb.
LID uno li~neeidbrlif ausgeieben
bdtte.
Sept botte Der Baum 10 itarf nad,.
gegebert. haB @eors fib idon bnlb I'M
Wdfier befarS, nod einen MngenbIid,
urto Der Baum mubte ieinen Salt Der.
llerer, un6 leift fonnte baum 8eora,
in Den Strom gemorfen, iid) in 6as
g%latterperf rertpideln. or fpar mi.
tbig unb elm gutter Sd5mimmer unb
ipoute nidt iein 9eben obne 4umpf
perloren geben; er mari Sod uno
Stiefel al i,nb glitt, obne ben Sttrs
oes 8oimes absinpartert, binaus in
Den Strom, Delfer i'm iofort in ra.
lender Gle iorttrug.
Gr itre6te barnafg lid einiat flptt
81 balten nnb ieine arafte niht olrh
pergeblihe Initrenaungelt, oos llfer
81 erreifen, al erid0pieu. llno ideIt
6ies nabm i'm in bobem @raSc int
Nnipruh, oenn bulo aerietb er in
einen Wir6el, Der TIN ~birabsog, 6in.
nno berorebte urb enbIid i'm atbem.
los unb erihopft rpieber freiaa6.
ueber breibunbert gGritte batte
er ihon in roeniger OILS orei Winuten
duriidgelegt, nllo iest iiiblte Ell, odB
letn aumpf nit benz e~rtieiielten Gle.
mente nidt piel IGnser ioribmlern
Tonne. ginmal mar er III Die I'm.
lflingling zines oroben6en gonnes
getommerL unb Srpeinml muroe err
urter Oas 8aiier georiidt, eDe es ibm
gelang, lid baDou los5umad)en. Or
mar outs @euBerite erihopft - oas
@roe mitBte bolo fommen.
Dos 0onnern 5es WaiierfaaeS
mar burd Die Gntferming ihon merf.
lid obgeidap1ft, uno aIs CT nobe
oaran NOR, bon Der 9erSweiflune
ibertpaltigt 81 iperben, erid)ien ibnt
plosli6 Elm reiler tSoffnungSitrobl.
Oeutlif pernabm er cine Stimme,
Die rim ermabnte, Sen Wutb niht an
perlieren, ba $iilfe balo. fommen
iperoe. oils er nah Dem llier iab,
erblidte er ieinen Rtpdler, Der NIT
elmer Glanfe ouf Der Coulter benz
nfer Sulief. CIR itieb Die 0lanfe in
ben 5luB binmts, folstc ibr ielbIt uno
lenfte lie na6 bent ~seiGbroeten
SHipimmer. S6on NOR bas rettenbe
Sol6 gang nabe, als 8eorg iurdt.
bare Gridlaffung erfabte, un6 er. I'm.
!dbig rpeiterer @nitreneune, unter.
ianf.
er mar idon aait5 In Ser reibemSen
Sintb perihpnroen, ais cine fr1ftiae
Sano rim feit an Arm ereriii unb
rbr fpieoer mad obelr ans IagesIift
rib. 8eorg ereriff unmiQfiirlid ole
Rlatrfe, ipelhe i'm trlis, uno na6
elmer Sabrt bon nod bilnOcrt Sdrit.
ten wnroen bei6e BON Selbar6eitern
ans San6 geSosen.
Ter Iinge Mann mar 81 eritopft,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

, idppiiter a,ti Dem 2anbe perbrinaer
loiiten. gr nobm slbitieb BON lire,
Dreiinoin, INTO @eorg beifloB, nod
einmal einem groBen Slid nad,au.
l%telleu, Der unterbalb oeS @aiierfaas
lbm 5fpeimal entgangen mar.
@a6renO @corg ieine Mnaelrutbt
sulominenieBte, bemerfte er, ouS et
aln onoern ufer oes Slulies einel
Hipdier bate, ser m~tgenideinlif
eine ieltene @eidyiflid,feit te,aB, bo
er balifig einen Slid ans Sanb cog,
2aS @etter bate am Woraen bro.
berro ausseieben, aIs Oh elm itarfer
Megen 81 erluarten mare; aber Dos
8emitter bate lid mabrif)einlih ipei.
ter oben I'M Slubtbnl entlaben, benz
Die ifaparSen WolfenmaIien tpurer
perifJwnnoelt. Hoh frrSer Seit battt
8eors einen Sid sefonsen. 8ertiefi
III ieinen Sport bat,te err nift an lei.
men Mipalen gegenii6er: aber ole Ell
5ufaaig einen Bid boribin mari, iat
er 81 leinem grltaunen, tpie Der
Srembe beftige 8eipegunaen NIT ben
Irnten mabte, 6alb nod Dem Daiier.
iall oeutete, bolo nat] Der ienfrehten
Telsarano, melhe ben SliiB BORT a,,i
cine lnilge Strede einfobte, 10 bah
@eorg mif Der idmalen llferbanf Ell.
ner tiefen Mime ltano, mel6e Dem
a%nIdeineno barm(oien 6lub oils geti
Oieite.
Or III pielcitf perriidi geipor.
oen," baGte @eorg. Warum in
offer Welt i1brt er NIT Sen Irmen in
Der 2uft umber? Sdabe, DAB id Del
Dem 8ebriia bes @aiierfones nifi
toren fam, mas er iaat,"
Der Sdrnt, Den Ole berabfdGenoen
WaIIermaFen p%eruriadten, NOR 10
Itnrf, DAB Die n,eni6liGe Stimme
Dollfomnleit BARN perIdnpano, aber
plosli6 iteiaerte ii6 has einformige
@etOie its 3ebniofe. unb als 8eore
nad Dem Waiierfall binaufblidte, err.
rietb er hie llridhe, maritm Der
5renroe lid 10 aufeeregt benommen
bate. Il,rh bas @e,pitter, meldes
ii6 ont Worsen weiter obel, entlabeu
bate, ipar Der Yorf a~ngeifrpolleu
uno ebenio audi leine 3ablreihen,
fleiren 9tebenfliiiie, uno iest itiirate
cine iiberpGltigenbe @aiiermaiie iiber
ben HanO Der SeIlen berab. lteber.
raidt unb peripunbert ii6er 6iele I'M.
erpurtete @efabr blieb Ser iinge
Vtann, Oa Der Iiidaus ibm biirh bas
lteile 5lubbett abgeihnitten mar.
einen @ueenblid uni6liiiiig iieberl.
Gann mari CT ie!ne Ingelrntbc meg
uno fiettcrte ouf einen fleineu 8ei'
benbalm, Der am ufer itano. @s mar
teinen Iugenblif 5u iriib, bern Die
raienoen @aiier fiiaten bas Sllbbeti
unb beritbrten feline Siibe, ole CT
faum ben 8ipiel bes 8aumes erreihi
bate. unb unter Dem mad)tigen Druid
bes Stromes iih bog.
Ndb faiull elmer Winute mar er
iiber3erigt, Dob er bier feline Cider.
belt fin6en fonnte. Sober nnb 1obcr
itieg Die beagel6e Slutb, unb 81 Tel.
nem Sdreden fiiblte err. SoB Der
Baum nahga6. Manh abnlihem
Stilrm bate Ole alte @eibe itanSge.
balten, Oein Ibre Bur5eln waren in
Dem angeidppemmten 2an0 oeS llfers
ieit %eingebettet, aber jett mar Der
Grud Der @|oiieu Elm 5u %itarfer, mo
nit iebem Aigenblid neiate iih Der
Baum tiefer mo ticier IN baS id,1u.
mellbe @aiier. Ias bet6ubenbe @e.
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TODAY IN PUGILISTIC ANNALS.

1S9O-Jack Read, Australian light weight boxer, born in Hobart, Tas- mania. Read, who fought a number of battles in America last year, started his career as a boxer in his native island, and fought several years as an amateur before he en- tered the professional ranks. In 1907 he won the bantamWeight championship of Tasmania, and after ward the featherweight honors of that island. In 1908 he went to Australia, and annexed the Australian amateur featherweight championship. He started his professional career in 1910. -He was defeated by La Brese in 20 rounds at Sydney, but a little later beat that boxer in Hobart, Tasmania. He defeated Grover Hayes, the American battler. at Sydney in 1912, and won and lost bouts with Paul Til, the Frenchman. Read came to Amer ica in 1913, but his showing was not very impressive, and in his first bout
 he was knocked out by Sam Robideau. 19O3-Y oung Corbett knocked out Terry McGovern in filth round at San Francisco
 1878-Jack Johnson negro heavv- weight boxer, born at Galveston Tex.