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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-19

sobie spok6j! Bogumi} W wiezie
niu, skazany ma smierc.... o Bo
re! ia tego ME przeniose!
Uklekfa pred obrazem ukrzy-
zowanego Zbawiciela j. chcia1s
sic modlic, ale ME byla w stanie
Mysli jej ME mogly wzniesc sic dc
Boga, pozostawa1y PREY skazanyn
Pietno handy sprowadzilan
|na cztsta tarcze jego rodu, - ma
rzeka1a, - o Panic! daj mi mysl
daj mi wskaz6wke, jak naprawii
moja wine!
- Podniosla oczy ku obrazowi
lecz obraz milcza1.
- Ma co sic przydadza narze
kania? - rzekf nagle CLOS "a MIA
- wstan Katarzyno i pomyslmy
razem, jak mu dopom6dz. ia SO
DIE, re cz}owiek Wtedy powinier
sic modlic gdy sic przygotowuje
do jakiego dziela.
Katarzyna powsta1a i zwr6cila
sic do Haliny, kt6ra by1a bardzc
|blada i powazna. Ostatnie szczat.
XII swobody i wesela znik1y z jei
twarzy cd skazania Bogumifa.
Jakiego uczucia doznawala Ha
lima?
Me byla to boleSc mad losem:
kt6ry spotka1 Bogumi1a, OPERA
la sic wszelkiemi si1ami temu leu
ciu. Uwaza1a "a niegodne siebie
rozp1ywac sic W zach, gdy Bogu
mia MONA by1o jeszcze ocalic. j..
- Trzeba 60 ocalic!- rzek1a
do Katarzyny, myslalam O tenn
jest to mozebne!
- A Bogumi}? - rzek1a Kata-
rzyna, = Wiesz, re sic opar1 ucie-
czce i wytrwa W swoim oporze.
.- Byfoby to szalenstwem, -
odparla Halina, - W wiezieniu nj
gdy ME znajdzie srodka pokona-
MIA ME dowiedzie swej niewinno-
sci. Musi uciec i ucieknie, jestem
tego pewna!
- O! da}by Bog, zebys miafa
slusznoSc, - odparla Katarzyna.
- Bede miala s}usznosc! Mysl-
my O ulatwieniu mu ucieczki. Tru
dine to zadanie, ale PREY odwadze
must sic udac.
- Zadziwiajaca z ciebie dziew-
czXna, - rzekfa Katarzyna, scis-
kajac ia, - mysl twoja rozpra--
sza moja rozpacz. TAX, pomysli-.
my; many czas jeszcze IA wyko.
mamie naszych plan6w, gdyz wy.
rok musi bye zatwierdzony W Pc
tersburgu. Droga daleka, a spie-.
szyc sic tam ME beda.
Obie kobiety zacze}y planowa6
Pierwsza mysla jaka i'm sic nasu
ne1a, bylo %naturalnie przekupie-
ME dozorcy. Ola Katarzyny zad
ma suma ME zdaWa1a sic wysoka
poswieci}aby chetnie po1owe ma
|jatku, ably tego cz}owieka zwr6
lcic z drogi obowiazku. .'
! Powstala kwestya, kto sic m;
Item zajac i wywo}a1a szlachetn;
rywalizacye miedzy dwiema ko-
bietami. Kazda pragnefa najWie-
cej sic przyczynic do uwolnieni;
ukochanego i postanowi1y IA .ko
nice dzia}ac wsp6lnie.
- Me mona TRAGIC czasu! :
) zawo1a}a Halina, = pr6bujmy z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-19
(Ciag dalszy.]

- Juz sto ~piecdziesiat lat up}y
neEo, Cd twojej smierci, hrabic
kamiilski, - Pedro, czytajac ma:
p;s Umieszczony W 'g}owach trum
ny, a. jeszcze re czcia wspominaja
tvoje imie. Musiafes sic odzna--
czac niepospolitemi cnotami, a Je
dnak.... czem jestes dzisiaj ?Pro
chem i zgnilizna.
Zapukaf trumne, odezwa}o
sic g}uche echo.
- Otto jest cz}owiek! - zawo-
1ai, - nosi sic z zuchwa1emi pla
mani i pr%ojeketami, poswieca cze
sto polowe swego zycia ich wyko
naniu. A gdy mu sic uda to, czego
chciai, must odejsc i ma tylko te
jedne slodka pocieche, re swoim
potomkom przydal' sic ma cos. TO
tylko jest trwa}em. Dzie1a i ety.
ny zyja, czfowiek roZpada sic. w
proch i Moose.
Poszedl zamySlony dalej; ma
gle zatrzyma1 sic przede trumna,
Ia kt6rej lezafa korona z cierni.
- Co ia ozdoba macy? - "a
p,rtal Pedro.
w trumnie tel spoczywa ko-
beta, - ,odpowiedzia1 Narazin
nieco Smielej, zdawalo mu sic bo-
wien, lie Pedro zapomni O celu
svego przyjScia w to miejsce i z
po>piechem zaspakajaf jego cieka
vosc. - Tu ley babka ostatnie-
go Z Kaminskich. By1a to najnie-
szcze>liwsza W Swiecie kobieta.
- Jakto? - zapytal Pedro.
- TO okropna historya,-rzekf
Narazin niechetnie.
- Bedzie stosowna do tego
miejsca, - odparf Pedro, NOW
- Poviem W kr0tkosci, - Cd
rzek} Narazin, lekliwie oglada--
:jac sic IA wszystkie strony, -
zmar|a byla dzieWczyna Z ludu.
Hrabia Kaminski Teodor poSlubif
ia Ola pieknosci i dobroci. Kocha
Ii sic i owocem szczesliwego mai
zenstwa byf Dymitr, ojciec Bogu
miEa. W rok praWie pc jego uro
dzp1iu hrabina dostala %szczeg0l--
nych atak0w i umarfa nagle, pra-.
vie ME chorujac. Hrabia Teodor
niepocieszony pc stracie ukocha
ne:j. godzinami cafemi klecza}
rrzy jej trumnie. Leza}a W niej
piekna jak aniol. kagodny jej
u>>nicch krasi} jej lica, delikatny
rumieniec ozyWial tWarz, zdaWa
10 sic, re ME umar1a, lecz usne}a.
MAJ ME chciaf wierzyc w jej
smierc. P}akal i narzekaf, wo1al
:jej przeklina1, zeby sic .przebu-
dzi}a. Ona jednakze by}a niema i
~nareszcie zlozono ja tutaj. Hrabia
ME poszedf "a orszakiem pogrze--
bowym ciezka choroba zatrzyma
la go w }6zku. Gdy powstal, pre-
dewszystkiem poszedf odWiedzic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-19
Spi dobrze. "Szczerze moge

Spi dobrze. "Szczerze moge
powiedziec.' - pisze pan Will
liam Bredom z Bad Axe, Mich
"ze Ora Piotra Gomozo okaza}o
sic ola mnie bardzo skutecznem.
Obecnie moge jesc z apetytem i
sypia1em dobrze, czego dawniej
ME mogfem." TO dobrze znane
lekarstwo zio1owe nigdy ME zawo
dzi W dobrych rezultatach. Me
jest ono lekarstwem aptecznem.
ISpecyalni agenci dostarczaja je.
Piszcie do DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington Blvd.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-19
Zakwaszony Zo1adek, zanieczy-

Zakwaszony zoladek, zanieczy-
szczone wnetrznosci, wyrzuty, pie
gi, nieczysty oddech So oznaka "a
|pchania. Cieple dnie i noce pre-
wr6ca zo1adek - i dostajesz zat-
w%ardzenia, stajesz sic cierpkim i
zgryzliwym. Me k}opoc sic Holli-
sierra Rocky Mountain herbata
wyczysci tw6j zoladek, twoje wne
|trznosci i odswierza tw6j apetyt-
W apiece Browne a. Ogf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-19
ponury @omW WarSzaWi&
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HRABIA B0GUMIL KAMINSKI


Igrob zony. Kt6z jednak opisze je
Igo przerazenie i zdumienie, 8 gdy
~!zastaf trumne otwarta, a zw1ok;
nieeszczesliwej znalazl w oddalo.
nym kacie grobowca. Zarzadzone
dochodzenia ~wykaza1y, re hrabi-:
ina by1a W letafgu, a umar1a tutaj
z g1odu.
Narazin zakonczy} i obejrza]
Isle z trwoga jakby W obawie, czy
ME ujrzy ducha hrabiny.
- Idzmy dalej, - rzekl Pedro
|postepujac ko}o szeregu trumien.
49, Kt6z tn ley? - zapyta},
wskazujac stara trumne, kt6ra
|jak sic zdawa}o przez nieuwage
!postawiono ia stronie.
- tn lezy.. tn lezy.... - ja-
'kaf sic Narazin, ME majac odwa-
|gi zblizyc sic i spojrzec, - tn le-
Zy......
- tn ley Mifakow, zgaduje to
pc TWEEN pomieszaniu. Dobrze, re
go tax predko znajdujemy. Czy
cheese .mu sic przypatrzyc.
Narazin zrobif gest odpychaja
Icy.
- Me, ME! - zawo1at.
- OWszem, - rzek1 Pedro, -
music zobaczyc, W kt6re miejsce
pan Narazin zadaje swoje mistrzo
wskie Glossy. TO ola mnie wazne,
ha! ha! ha! J.. Otw6rz trumne, Ma
razinie, albo ma swietego Piotra
mego patrona, zamkne Gle w tym
groboWcu!
Trudno byloby opisac, W jaki
stan wprowadzifo Narazina zada
ME Pcdra. Tch6rz morderca ira
Gil prawie zmys1y Ia mySl, re be
die musia} zobaczyc swoja pierw
sza ofiare. Musia4 jednakze to u
czynic, zycie jego >by}o zagrozone,
przystapil vice do trumny..
Trumna ia byla o}owiana, jak
inne. Me bcz trudu Narazin pod
jail jej wieko, kt6re Z ha}asem pa
dEo IA podloge.
Pedro obserwujacy kazdy ruch
swego wroga przystapil szybko
do otvartej trumny. Lezal w niej
mezczyzna. Twarz jego by1a skur
czona. Oczu ME by1o. Wyschly "a
pewne W swoich jamach. Czfonki
trupa dzieki dobremu zamknieciu
trumny wysch}ego, jak mumia, o.
bejmowa} mundur> haftowany
zfotem. Kr6j jego ME byi starry.
ZW1oki o lie z umundurowania
wnosic by1o MONA; %z}ozone by1y
moze pred dziesieciu laty.
| rzeczywisciec by}y to zW1oki
zamordowanego pred jedenastu
laty w wawozie ronikowskim ksie
cha Mi}akowa. Hrabia Kaminski
podczas nocy umieScif go W tel
trumnie. Pedro przypomniaf So
bic pogrzeb Iwanskiego i pochylif
sic mad trumna.
- Przebacz Mi1akowie, -
rzekf glosno, - przebacz, zem
sic osmieli1 zak16cic tw6j spok6j.
Juz oddawna pragnafem Gle vi
rec, DO to co o tobie s}ysza1em,
~przejelo mnie wsp6}czuciem. Los
tw6j byf strasznym, ale strasz-
niejszym jeszcze byf los tych, kt0
rzy zgineli, azeby smierc twoja
pozosta}a tajemna. HIM.. - "a
voiaf nastepnie, OTTO jest rama
i n6z jeszcze jest w niej utkwio-
Iny. Umiesz dobrze trafiac. Nara
zinie, 1otrze!
Pochwycii go "a reke, przycia-
|gnaf do trumny i wskazaf miej-
see w zwlokach Mi1akowa, W kto
irem %stercza}a rekojesc noza.
- N6z przeszy1 SERGE, - mo-
viii, - Mifakow musial umrzec
prawie natychmiast. Krew r~ozla1a
sic wewnatrz. Wbi1es ten n6z W
piers Mi1akowa, wymij go!
Narazin zavyf.
- Wyjmij n6z, - rozkazaf Pc
drO. - a1bO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-07-19
CZY JEST NIEBEZPIECZNE?

- Czy farbowanie wlos6w jest
niebezpieczne?
- I jak jeszcze, moi drogi. ia
mex jak tylko zacza} sobie czer--
.ric wasy, natychmiast sic ozenil.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
County Superintendent

Tom Egan was very sick with
the flu tor a few days, but is
better.
A party OF gentlemen from Den
YER and Philadelphia accompanied
l.. Stern berger on trip up Fall
River Tuesday and to Central
City Wednesday, presumably in
the Interest of mining.
Henry Foss. who conducted the
drug store at the loop in Golden,
died Tuesday Of influenza. He
lea ives the wife. who was formerly
Miss Dora Allen of Georgetown,
and a baby. They were married
five years ago.
In telegram received Thurs
day, Mr.. McAllister, of Donnelly 5
store, was informed that his son
Jack had been wounded in action
degree undetermined, October
4. A letter was received Friday,
dated Nov. 13. from the young man.
stating that he had been mixed
up with some gas shells. and had
been in the hospital, but that he
was back in action Jack enlisted
early in the war from Central CITY.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

A group Of Boulder mining men
recently held a meeting 70 inform-
ally talk over the question of re-
opening the ore sampler recently
closed at that point by the Cha M
berlain Ore company. The
Boulder Com mercial association
has assured the metal miners Of
its moral support in this matter
if working plans can be formulated
which will be for the general good
of the mining industry in Boulder.
Checks issued by the Great
Western Sugar company to beet
growers at Sterling for the month
OF October reached above a mill
lion dollars. II is predicted the
months of Novem Der and Decem.
Der will run above a million and
a half.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Mr.. and MIS- W. E. Renshaw
went to Denver Thurday.
Mrs, f. L. Siekmann was Den
yer visitor this week.
John Owen, the mining mag
nate, was a business visitor to
Denver early this week.
NJ Mss Mary Cruise is suffering
with influenza in light form.
George Fitzmorris became flu
patient Tuesday, but is not very
sick.
The E. G. Peterson home was
quarantined Tuesday for in flu
enza. Mr.. Peterson has not been
in good health for several years.
The Hoban family are out of
quarantine Raymond had a
pretty severe case, and the two
younger children escaped with
little more than heavy colds. No
other mem her of the family except
the father became ill. Mr.. Hoban
left some insurance and the home
property, and the family will
remain at home.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

The S'f,ings mailing list has
been corrected right up to date,
and by examining the label on
your paper or wrapper you can see
just how YOU stand. If your label
reads Is Nov. Is it means your
paper is paid for up to the 18th of
Noem Der. 1918, and you are owing
from that date. All newspaper
su descriptions are due and pay
able ir advance. If you don't wish
to pay 81 for one year in advance,
pay 81 for six months.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
Roberts Bros. Store at
DumOnt Discontinued

If you feel a bit surprised to see
some nice white rubber boots and
shoes on the counter at Roberts
brothers store, don't be surprised.
1t can be explained. The place at
Dumont, which almost amounted
to a general ore, has been closed,
and the goods, including some
mining supplies, were brought
down here.
The trade at Dumont, however
will be cared for from the store
here. as the trip can be made nice.
ly in the delivery truck.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

1t should not be necessary to
urge enrolment in the American
Red Gross. When the Christmas
Roll is called every person in the
United States should respond.
The resultant "aye" should be
heard round the earth. All that
is needed is a 'heart and dollar,
to keep in good standing with your
Red Cross.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Elliott has an attractive line of
ivory. Come in and see it. This
may just solve the problem of
what to get for cher Christmas.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13


Mrs. Lon Roberts of Silver
Plume died Friday afternoon. Dec.
l3 from heart failure following
apparent recovery from the in
huenZa
S van Smith, the we'll known
mining man, died Friday evening
of double pneumonia following
influenza.
DR.. Mary Weber and the chill
dren left Friday afternoon for Mrs.
Weber's former home at Des-
Moines, Iowa. Word came Fri.
day morning that Mrs. Weber's
mother, Mrs. J. E. jackson, her
brother John $. Jackson, and her
sister. Mrs. G J. Meyer, are i'll of
influenza. The brothers and
sisters cases are considered very
serious.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Heavy hauling is pleasure to
us with our new Bethlehem Truck
1t makes the grades. Curnow
Livery & Transfer Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Besides our regular livery and
transfer service, our new Beth.
iehem truck equips no for the
heaviest kind Of work. Get our
terms. Curnow Livery & Transfer
Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
NOTICE

Notice has been received from
the state Superintendent of Public
instruction that, owing to the pre-
valence of influenza over the state
the December teachers examina
ton is postponed until March.
ELIZABETH j. GLEASON.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Call us for your heavy hauling,
which we can handle easily with
our fine Bethlehem truck. Cur
now Livery & Transfer Company,
Phone Idaho 25.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

In Elliott's Drug Store are
many nice things to suggest that
Christmas is coming. The store
is attractive. Let us help you
make your selection.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

TO LET-Plenty Of good leasing ground
in the Teddy Bear group at Lawson,
Colorado. See Glib.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red roosters.
April hatch. Inquire 1908 Miner
street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Timber IN IreiAno.
Only about 1 per cent Of the area d
Ireland contains marketable timber.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
H. E. MACHOL
The Corner Drug Store

On account of the illness of his
children, Tom Black burn was
called home from Arizona after an
absence of nearly year.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
Advertised Letter List

Idaho Springs, Colo.,
Dec. 1898.
The following letters remain un.
called for at this Office:
r. II. Stewart, Carl Olson.
MAILS CLOSE
Going East 7 :oo m, West 1000 am
Going East go m 500 p m
0. N. MARlHUGH. Postmaster.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

FOk SALE OR RENT-Eight-room
mouse with two baths, steam heat
and garage, to responsible parties cheap
II taken at once. Rens E. Schirmer.
Idaho Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
II, o. Allen, Dentist.

Watch and jewelry repairing at
reasonable prices. G. Goldstone.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
NOTICE

To all persons know
ing themselves indebt-
ed to me: would
appreciate payment
by December FL. All
bills not paid by that
time will be turned
over to L. A. Hafer
investment Company
for collection.
ANNA E. HOIST
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

Ideals.
We must love ideals and struggle
toward them ourselves. but we must
not use them excessively in the meas
urement Of others.-David Swing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13

When on your Christmas shop
ping rounds. don't forget to go to
Elliott's Drug Store. Pretty gifts
abound there.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-01
TAX ON ADMISSION TICKETS
Baseball Magnatss Are Wrestling With
More Weighty Propositions,
Mostly Financial.

Thrifty baseball fans are saving
their pennies this winter to pay the
war tax ON admission tickets next scat
son. The tax viii he 10 pcr cent or
IL cents on T.-ccnt seats. the average
price in major league parks. Mean
while maguatcs are wrestling with
the important question of finances.
Suggestions for Il shorter season, an
earlier worlds series, shorter and
loss expensive Southern trip. shifting
of franchises to the most profitable
folds aud Encouragement of schedules
so MS 30 reduce carfarc, are among the
plans being considered. 1t is probable
that rot all Of these changes will be
made. hut it also is probable that some
of them certainly will De put into cf-
feet. The draft is another worry to
magnatcs The big leagues will fall
back on the minors to fiji up their dc
plctcd ranks, thus forcing the smaller
leagues To bear the brunt OF the draft
III their own and the major leagues.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-01
STORE FARM WATER.
Reservoirs Properly Built Conserve the

Il the Wdicu which goes 20 waste on the
tarn IN times OF plenty were conserved
tor times et drought. gardens and fields
might bc saved ttom failure and live stock
from a sacrifice market Farm reservoirs
store water oI streams pumped water or
ruu-of water until il is needed y wide
II increased interest in pump irrigation
has created a demand fol storage facilities
t. retain the water lifted by the pump
overnight and To provide a lnge irlgd-
tion stream for The following day. That
farmers who contemplate building reSer-
voils may be properly guided in the
work, new publication. Farmers Bal-
ietn SIS. Farm Reservoirs, discussing
the various types and details of constuc-
ton. recently has been published lay the
United states department OF agriculture
The use to which the farm reservoir is
la he put should determine the type If
construction. according to the writer of
the bulletin If it is intended to use any
part of the stored water for drinking OF
even culinary purposes, the entire supply
must br kept free from pollution, while
II the supply IS intended for irrigation
only. the purity OF the water need not
BE- considered. Ii a reservoir is intended
tor both irrigation and the watering of
ialm animal, care should be taken in
planning and building so that damage
can not be done hv the tlampling ot
stock Problems uf building how to Io-
ate a reservoir, when concrete lining
IS advisable. how to puddle" an nlined
| reservoir, how to build nIcts, outlets
waste WAYS. entertainments, and how t,
protect the rescrvoir-al arc discussed
| and illustrated in the bulletin
F.! The most common source Of supply fol
| farm reservoirs IS the well from which
| water Il raised to the necessary height
| by windmill, gas engine, or electric mo
/ tor. The flow from springs, lakes. flow
| ing wells, and small creeks forms anothc
sourcc Of supply Also, in that border
land between humidity and ardity know
as the Great Plains area. and Throughout
Tire ard region, the so-callcd "dr,
creeks carry considerable water a
times. Part OF this run-oif, the specials
declares, often eau be led into Il rcsarvoi
and stored for watering stock and inn
eating land. In the Atlantic and Eas
| Central states and. in fact, throughout til
entire humid region, water to fill rcscI
voirs generally can be obtained rcadil
N low cost from springs, lakes stream
and shallow wells Boys or muck bed.
which abound particularly in the AtIanti
coast states, often can be converted 4
mall cost from mosquito breeding ground
INTO serviceablr reservoirs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-01
Sporting Notes.

Harry Greb and Terry Keller have been
matched to box in Pittsbur9 Hcxt Friday
night.
packcv Mcfarland SAYS that he and
Mike Gibbons viii box in Chicago next
month.
Matt Wells. cx-champion lightweight
Of England. who has been living in this
country, will make his debut as referee
ut Rochester, \. y, tonight
Harry IIilman says that he has a
pretty good line OF freshmen track and
field athletes ut Dartmouth who ar
worth considerable attention
Teams finishing in the first division
oi the National and American league
pcnnant races hereafter will share in tho
players receipts OF the worlds series.
Tommy Draak, the clever Hollander. is
gong after wrestler John Hcrl,cl red hot
Tor return match. regardless OF how tn,
latter makes ont in his match with join
Frcburg Friday night
Iacl; Hendricks manager Of the Indian
apolis team. signed contract vcsterdaN
10 manage the ST. Louis CARDINAL, ncN
s"aSon. He announced that Royce
horn-by viii remain with the team.
The Boston Braves and New York Van
KEGS have been booked for an exhibition
game in Petersburg, Va. April II. Fort,
thousand soldier, are stationed at Cam
Lee cantonmcut near there and Il bi
laUcee~s Is predicted.
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strong again before the round was
eHcr Tn h.s Ga't @'th latchic, in the
s.me town, wbtl. latchic was s,ill tt
novice, Welsh Va the recipient of Il
solid right cross ON the jaw that shook
him from head 60 foot, and it was two
rounds before no recovered from the
effects Of The blow.
Coming from a boy practically UNI
known To the gaWa" said Welsh. "madc
me gll tb" moro cautious. n happened
i'm Che twelfth round, aul from then
on ] was forced rn extend myself.
mcfarland isupcEcd ne down, hut l
would rather take Two of his punches
on the Jaw than one Of Ritchic's.
l,itcljp hit mo on the head twice in
the London fight. and either punch
would have dropped me, probably for
the full count, had it been an inch
lower. ~ lhgt I had to stall to the
end az the roau5 10 each ease before
my head cleared
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iad Huston
of
the NcN YorkYa ankle
this e
spectators likely
ON to boot.
O Colonel Ilurpert.
he
without the least dctation from those in proprcolip
n
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a n Ike tle preceded
is in
II}roe,' re; uy @ he 5
Robinson the elected himself
Pr. rio Brooklyn
prop gUe...a III ua
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FRISCO WINS THIRD REMNANT
Golden Gate City Annexes Champion
ship Bunting Assin-Complete
List of Winners.

Ey winning the Pacific Coast league
pennaut this season, San. Francisco
annexed It's third championship since
that league was organized in 1908. The
complete list of coast champions is as
follows: 1903, Los Angeles; 1904, Tai
coma: 1905 Los Angeles; 1906, Port
land 1907, Los Angeles; 1908 Los An
COLES 1909 San Francisco; 1910, Port
land; 1911. Portland; 1912, Oakland 4;
1913, Portland; 1914, Portland; 1915.
San Franchises; 1916, Los Angeles ;
1911. san Francisco.
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S5,000.000 Paid for
Boxing in Six Years

At the Office Of the boxing
commission in New York city it
is estimated that at least $1,000
600 has been paid for boxing by
the fans of this state in the six
years the Frawlcy law governed
the sport. This means that the
state has received approximate
Iy S2a9.5s021 in taxes. Up to
November 80 of last year the to-
tal receipts amounted to Si,5o2,-
2SO51. and the state tax for the
five Years was $2G22 51.25. The
t receipts for 1916 were
S10GG 46S.25. Billy AIathewson,
secretary for the commission,
estimates that the receipts for
this year will bring the total for
six years up to $5,00O,000.