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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
TWO SOLDIERS ARE PUNISHED
stORsdall Reprimanded for InsObriety
and Allen FINED for Neg
IeCt OF Duty.

General A. w. Greedy Tuesday afternoon
approved the findings Of the general court
martial In the cases Of Captain Ralph r
Stogsdall, ouartermaster OF the Thirdeth
infantry, held at Fort Crook March T. and
to which charge Of drunkenness Captain
Stogsdar pleaded guilty. and also In the
case Of Second Lieutenant Albin L. Clark
Of the same regiment where he pleaded
guilty to the charge Of neglect Of duty
while oficer of the day.
The sentence In the case Of Captain Stogs-
DAN was that he be reprimanded by the re-
viewing authority and that Lieutenant
Clark be. confined to the limits OF the post
where he may be serving for six months
and to suffer a fine Of 500.
Following Is the formal reprlmand OF
Captain stogsdall by General Greedy:
Headquarters Department Of the Missouri,
Omaha, Neb March ~, 1W.-In it's find
ings in the case OF Captain Ralph Stogsdall,
uuartermaster OF the Thirtieth infantry, the
court is believed to have been unduly
lenient In the award OF punishment for the
offense Of drunkenness. so harmful to the
service I'm general as well as to the oficer
| In particular. Persistent attempts are be-
| ing made to conserve among officers Of the
army high standards OF efflciency and char
| spending high standards OF habits and
/ conduct on the part OF officers: Sentences
/ Of such leniency must Invariably tend to
impair the present high reputation Of Of
hcers OF the army as TO temperance and
| good conduct.
! Subject to these remarks the SEN
| tence IL approved. The reviewing authority
| need not emphasize his disapproVal OF Cap
tain Stogsdalls conduct further than to
say that while unworthy of any ofiicer, Il Is
| especially so OF one selected as a rep
resentatiye stan ofiicer OF his regiment.
Orders have been previously issued re-
| leasing Captain Stogsdall from confine-
men and restoring him to duty.
| A. w. GREELY,
Major General Commanding.
In the case of Lieutenant Clark, General
Greedy has modified the sentence of oonfine-
ment to the garrison for six months to
three months In order that he may be re-
leased from arrest in time to join his com
mand for duty on It's departure in July for
the Philippines Otherwise the sentence IL
approved and ordered carried into effect
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
NEWS FOR THE ARMY.

Major General A. w. Greedy left Tuesday
evening for Chicago, accompanied by his
aide-de-camp, Captain George II. Shields.
The transport Dix, conveying the Tenth
sail from San Francisco instead OF from
Seattle as first announced.
Orders have been issued by General
Greedy directing that the horses OF the
Tenth cavalry to be transported 70 San
Francisco Instead OF TO Seattle for ship
ment to the Philippines
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

Mccarthy-wilsop Tailoring company. s0i-
sos South 10th St. have greatly enlarged
and entirely remodeled their store. The
new store is much larger, much lighter and
room has been made for one additional
cutter and several sewing tailorH The
wonderful growth OF their trade m the past
two years has made Il necessary for them
to secure additional space.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
south Dakota and It's Opportunities

sOuth Dakota and Its Opportunities.
SOUTH DAKOTA, with its rich soil and
favorable climate, OEfers openings In farm
sng. cattle raising and IN every line OF mer-
camille work. Low rate hOmeseekers'
tickets offer an inexpensive inspection trip.
New railway lines under construction from
Glenham, Walworth county, 20 Butte
Mont. are opening up a promising country.
INVESTIGATE NOW. Descriptive leaflets
and complete information free on request
+. A. Nash. General Western Agent. 1884
Farnam ST., Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

been caught and being up against u"
when the ofHcsrs uncovered his plant He
made a wholesale denial OF practically
everything charged. but failed TO impress
the Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
MUNGER SWEARs IN MUNGER
Omaha Judge Administers oath OF
once to New COIIeaEue
from Lincoln.

United States District Judge Thomas c.
Munger arrived from Lincoln at noon
Tuesday and was sworn in at o'clock as a
judge OF the district court of the United
States by Judge William II, Munger. All
Of the federal officials about the public
building were present at the ceremony. II
was thought at first the new Judge would
prefer taking the oath OF Office at Lincoln
and the federal officials at Omaha were
making arrangements TO go there aud witt
ness the ceremony but he expressed his
preference to take the oath before his coli
league In Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

Every woman and girl enjoys the priv
hege at some time OF making her shirt
waists and a style which is both simple
ana smart is sketched. The front closes
under the box pleat and the fullness is
provided for the front by two tucks
stitched TO yoke depth. A seam appears
at the center In back. which creates
most attractive effect when the material
used is striped and cut on the bias. The
sleeves may be short and finished with
the jaunty turnback GUNS provided for IN
the pattern. The tab collar which COM
Dletes the neck may be embroidered or
made OF another fabric to suggest adorn-
meat The amateur sewer win md the
waist most satisfactory for her making
and practical for any seas0nAble material
The medium size calls for yards Of ss-iRoh
material.
Six sizes. 80 to l2 inches, bust measure.
The price OF this pattern Is 10 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

Tor the aecOmmodatinr % Tho Omaha
Bee readers these patterns. which Usually
retail AZ from - 70 60 cents, VIII b fur.
uished AZ . nominal priOs 90 centu). which
covers all expenses. in order 20 set PAL.
name OF pattern wanted and bust measure
A the patterns are mailed direct from the
publishers At New YORK. Il viii require
about weeks time 70 an the order. AZ
Omaha. Nsb.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
Mrs. PIukham's Invitation t" WOnen.

Women suffering from any form
of female weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be
located and the quickest and surest
way of recovery advised. Out Of her
vast volume of experience in treating
female. ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will
help your. case der advice Is free
aad always helpful.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

With solemn faces Tom Mason ana Frank
Lewis promised Judge Crawford they VIII
never, never drink Intoxicating liquor
again, after pleading guilty TO being plain
drunka
Il hadn't had anything since Christmas,
your honor, and took a couple Of drinks
with some friends and, not being used to
Il, It went to my head. / swear IN never
do IL again. your honor. II yOuu let me
SO this time" pleaded Mason.
Yes. your honor. l had a little too much,
guess" confessed Lewis IN his turn.
Are you going 70 do 1t againf" asked
his honor.
no, sir" with a staunoh shake Of the
head.
''Do you promise you win never take a
drink again in your nfeG"
Yes. sir" this time eagerly and hope
fully.
HIS honor smiled. but wrote discharged"
on the complaints.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

ManEum 4 Co., LETTI9B SPECIALISTS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
..rhlrtv dave. aid the iuaEe.

Thirty days" said the judge.
"Aunty," had waited patiently for the
turn she knew was 70 come, ready TO swear
her life away, n necessary. But when she
head the dread words fall from the lips Of
the '"aquire," without ever a syllable from
her, she looked In dumb astonishment for a
second or two, and then began:
'Whah. ledge. Amt you gwine to let me
talk 70 dis heah man what's lynn TO your
He didn't tell you nothin' but lies. jedse,
nothln' but lies was all he say. He's
nothin' but a.
Seeing she was making no headway.
Aunt Minnie was getting loud and hot,
when Omcer Kissane took a hand.
Here, here. Move along. now. Keep
one foot mOvin'."
She moved both feet but behind her
trailed a streak OF blue.
The fact that man was beating q
woman with a board did not trouble
Charles Egbert any as he was cooking his
dinner in the same room with them. The
evidence showed one Henry johnson was
whipping Maggie Mcdonald lying on a bed
at 900 Jackson street when the police ar
rived. Egbert was among those arrested,
what were you doing thene7'
why, your honor, I'm a cook by trade
and was cooking my dinner on the stove
didn't have anything to DO with the
trouble"
Each OF them drew ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

Miss Hulda KuRhler, OF No, IS,
West 18th Street, New York City,
writes;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

Women who are troubled with
painful or irregular functions, back
ache, bloating Tor batulence), displace-
ments, inflammation or liberation,
that bearing-down feeling, dizziness,
indigestion, or nervous Prostration
may be restored to perfect health and
strength by taking Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
Dear Ma Pinkhum,-

Dear MIA Pinkhams-
"For months was m with an Internal
trouble. | suffered terrible agony, was
nervous, irritable, and sick OIL the time. l
took different medicines withouS benefit.
I,vdia r. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
was recommended and within SIX months
was completely restored 10 health and
want to recommend II 10 every suffering
woman"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

zach OF them drew ten days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
MANY ENTRIES FOR
SUBURBAN HANDICAP.

New York, Jan. S.-Seventy-four en-
tries for the Suburban handicap! THAT
is the number of nominations which
Secretary Cornelius FellOweS OF the
Coney Island jockey Club had receiv
ed up to i o'clock yesterday afternoon.
This number Of horses eclipSeS last
years full list Of nominations by IA,
and there are many entries on the way
from TIL" Southern and Pacific coast
horsemcn. The big entry list is Il mute
token of supreme confidence of turf
men throughout the country that rae
ng will not be disturbed in the Empire
state this year. in spite of all the
threats made against the sport by the
pool room keepers to wipe it out.
IL is surprising what Il great drawing
power and attraction this Suburban
handicap is to hnr%cmen of all ella
II is worth $20,000-the same sum Of
fered 10y the Brooklyn Jockey club for
its main feature. But The Brighten
Beach handicap cXcels ii by 5000. AS
The latter event is worth 50 much
more. it might naturally be expected
that it would attract 4 greater numh-r
Of nominations. Eut this is not 50 i'll
effect Each year more entries ar" ~
ceivcd for the Suburban than for til"
Rrnotlyn or brighton hand"apS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
ICE RACING AT BATH
ON WiNNEGANCE CREEK

Bath. Me. Jan. 1.-The Bath Driving
Club has arranged for ice track races
each "Wednesday AMI Saturday eft"r-
loon on WinncGanc" creek. tile prizes
in each cilSs 80 he five bushels oats
fer the first. three bushels for second
ana two bushels for third. ClaSsifica-
tiunS were made as follows:
Class A-Hattie Flash. Seth Stew
art; Bushy Mound. Seth Stewart:
Ikros. Arthur M"rrel; Sidnut Belle.
+. w. Carleton: Rcynor. Charles
Parks: Rnbinhoud. William r. Mel
rose: Babe. Howard Hunt: Tony. Har
~ Plummer. Louis OWaSsa. Harry
Peterson: black mare. {. II. McGilli-
cuddy: Stella Colbert, DR.. Maxwell
Powers: kikn Charles jordan: Prince
Bayard. Thomas jones: Mona. Will
liam Mcneil: rcd PAGER. Oscar T.. WI
Hams
Class H-Johnny Fnoter Charles
Jordan; ltctr. Frank Jones: Iphniiy
I.ightf,"t, Harry Plummrr; Kitty. john
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
BASEBALL NOTES.

Arlnour lost ont fielder jude ana Sec
ond ItaS"inan EHabe. but h" can con
sole himself partly ~ the acc"SSinI
Of Ar!nbrustcr. VINO Will d"uiil'
shine in American Association COM
pany.
Third Raseman Jimmy" Casey 81
the RropniynS is still one Of tn" liN-ii-
+st PLAYERS in the sport despite the fact
that ne will attain his ;;3th mil"St"h"
next March. His baseball career Ir-
gan in Nneslury in 1893.
TIE engagement Of Mix" M"W"rE
of the CinciEnatis is annnjincrd u
Miss Mamie X. Hpmd1ri Of baltimore
Mowery first met his sWerthe:n, :; IN
first wedding anniversary IF 'tf ~.
Bycrs OF the Baltimo"'
Outfielder Harry &C.: Z, W'" was
once with DetrOt. an; ~; ri W!ti
Brooklyn and last season utility nut-
fielder for the Chicago Nationals, hG-
quit the game for good and is pracli-
ing medicine at Indiana. Pr.
Outfiel.icr Birmingham. VINO san""
up 50 well for Cleveland the latter lart
Of last season, was :: M.lr''r$pur2
Academy as well rs Il cornell player
HIS work this year Wi!l he regarded
with q great deal of interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
BOXING NOTES.

Jack Cardiff ana George krall will
meet tonight in Pottstown. Pa. At
least the pair is billed to fight there.
though burgess collier says he will not
allow them to meet in the ring.
The dat" of tn. Will" Hosey-I<id
COFFEE fEht has been changed from
Jmi IL t. Jan. %. They will weigh in
ut :; O'clock ON the day or the fight.
Hosey at $50 pound; AMI c"ffcy at Is
pounds.
The Milwaukee papers IN" still tax
I'M; it ont Of the referee for Announcing
Il draw in tn" end of the Ncary-DeSn-
Ter fight. and one paper IL that city
says il was the worst decision eyer
made in that city.
Milwaukee, sport; have been clanor-
ing for 4 return match between Char
liz Neary ana Dave DrShlcr 50 loudly
since New Years day that tn" pair
will again meet in milwaukee,. This
time Desnl,r wants the match. winner
take AL.
hid sullivan of Washington is anoth-
"r Eastern fighter who figures on go
ing to california III The near future in
quest of battle. Sullivan was matched
to fight Sayers this week. but broke
his hand while training. 1t was his
hope t. win from Saycrs and then so
to Los Angeles.
The man who has been matched
more ana fought less than any other
one. Mike SChreck. is now hopeful If
getting Il chance with John Willie in
Denver. Up to date the club has not
been able to find Willie but if he can
he located and wants to meet Schrecl,
the match viii he put on.
Now that Mike CTwim sullivan AMI
Jimmy Gardner have refused to met
Harry Lewis in Denver on the I'D, the
little Philadelphia lightweight ana his
manager have turned their attention
to Joe Cans. Lewis wants to meet the
champion and points to his record in
the ring as his excuse for claiming
such 4 chance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
THE WEEKS BOUTS.

TuHsday-Hopev Melody VS. Terry Mar
tin and Jack Williams VS. Young Cote
Augusta.
Wednesdav-Tommy Murphy vs.. Young
Corhctt and Tommy Okeefr W. frankie
Paul. Philadelphia; Otto Sielom VS.. Jerry
Murphy Indianapolis.
Thursday-Maurice Savers vs.. unknown,
Baltimore.
Friiay-Monk the Newsboy VS.. Johnny
Lynch. Lymansville. r. l.. joe I.avoin vs..
Kid PantZ. Rumford Falls. Joe jean
nette W.. San I.anCford. Unity A. G.,
Lawrence: Al Dclmont vs. Jack I.anCslon,
West I,rd \. c.. Lawrence: Tin Gala
han VS.. Billy Snailham. Vallejo. cal.
Saturday-Darkey Haley ". Tommy
O'rople. Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
SPORTING GOSSIP.
Detroit Will Have Grand
Circuit Meeting.
There Are Many Entries For
Suburban Handicap.
Davis Brothers Will Not Defend
Their Tennis Titles.

Detroit. Jan. S.-AnnOunccncnt
was MADE last evening Of the lr;scti-
c:u certainty 81 :, Grand Circuit Meet
ing for Detroit in July. 1861. The meet
viii BE- conducted as in past years by
Daniel J. C;lrn;in. ANA he details will
j." managed by Alfred II. M""ne ri
PROV idrncc, VINO :tlri,td IN DctrnIl
yesterday.
The Crosse Point track has been
leased for Il blue ribbon meeting to OPP
,n the Grand Circuit" said Mr..
Moone In all l,roba bility $40 900 will b."
set aside for an NJ. and NJ. with 5000
for i g. If e. These stakes probably
VIII he open to 80 trotlerS and pac-
crs J., s:ItctiVcly. ANA will be raced on
the three hrai pl-tn, although this has
not ye. been decided. From the inter-
est which seems 10 10 IL general All
over III. United States. Detrot's &c
turn will br Welcomed by all the
h"rsrmcn. and I'll" large list Of prom
ising green material makes it appear
certain that the bis stakes will be we'll
filled"
Mr. Moone will be in charge Of Prov
iGencc and Detroit this summer and
prOba bly, Will sign a contract shortly
with johnson ana Welci to act as sec
rotary ut cincinnati and Hartford.
I'VE have assurances" added Mr..
MOOne i'll conclusion, that the blue
ribbon meeting will also be the reop-
,.ning Of the Crosse Point track" by
which one inferS that, whatever may
be III" intent ion of Louis Celia regard
ing a running meeting in Detroit this
season, the trotI-rS Will open the bH!!.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing IN Al!
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. 1.-The early promise
Of large business in stocks Tor tn" day
WAS no. maintained in til" later market.
I h. dizziness which INTERVIEWED was du"
IL seeming suspension OF Sptct!latlE"
opinion between the conflicting influence
Of market strength in one set Of :prr,l-
latiVc !aN rites ana weakness III another.
Thc.r o:.cning was followed by an ac-
tive buying mOvem"n: which caused 4:
fairly general advance. Di.t!nct lines %
ci,a"ag, in the movement IlIeu Developed
In Union Pacific. Reading and Arraig"-
mate! thee" was obvious selling pre-
sure and an important distribution gong
on which was interpreted AS 4 movement
10 take profits On the par Of buyers of
last week.
There was no chang" in the cnndiiinn"
which W"r,. supposed t" hay" melted this
buying. Th"r" were prrrcptibl", h"W""-
~, some differences in tie r"n:'trurti'."
pia "cd on thcs" CONDITIONS. Tho appear
anc" of joint diSlrii,iltion in the mark,
of nion Pacific, AmalSanat.d tnpi,rr
and Readig was regarded as rather I'M
posing evidence of tn" market Vi'rTS Of
Il panty whose leadership in tn" Sr"cu-
cnce
ON the ether siGn was the stuhbornnoss
with which advances We're held in United
States Steel preferred, Pcnnsylv:tnia,
AtchSo1 and Brooklyn Transit. which
was also held as demonstrating tn" mar
kct views Of important elements in the
leadership of the market.
Lat" the call loan r"sr to 10 FER c'nt..
with added effect on prices. Railroad
traffic also rcDOltrd Il reduction of pres
sure OF offered traffic which promised
relief from the obstruction To traffic by
car shortages. The late furry i'll money
caused an irregular closing.
lords were. finn. TGta! sales, par val
10. $24i0'Sn.
United States IS advanced Il per cent.
on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
TONIGHT'S BOXING.
Everything In Readiness End Exh'bi-
ton Will Ee the g.. Yet.

LITTLE need be said about the eXhIhi
ton . be given at City hail this evening.
.xcert that everything is IN res; "ss f":'
the greatest attraction that the Augusta
Social and Athletic association has ever
offered to the public the meeting between
EiIly UI0ncy) MELODY and Terry Martin.
Eoth men are now in the city and both
are in :hn best possible condition. ana
that the exhibition will be n der'onstra-
ton Of the most scientific boxing no on"
yyrc knows the two mon will doubt for Il
moment.
Terry Martin and party arrived on tn"
evening train yesterday, he being accom-
panied by his manager John Mccain. his
trainer George Ey"rS. ana his brother.
Oscar Martin. who. by the way. looks
enough like Terry to b" mistaken for him.
Terry went out On the road for "A run
| loon after arriving in the city ard then
took n cold bath and n rub down. after
which with his party he attended the
| theatre Honey and his party also at
| tended the theatre ana the two parties
/ occupied The loxrs during the perform
ancc.
The program for this evening" will in
| clad" in addition to the main bout an $
round scmi-tnal between Kid Shea of
| IlallGweIl and Danny Ryan Of Cambridge,
ana Il i-round preliminary between George
| Gilbert and Young Mari of this city.
Spin" Mahaney Of Lewiston will Off
| ciate as referee ana Oscar Anderson as
| timekcrper, and the exhibition Will com
| memo" promptly at 81 in order that it
| may be finished in season To cuahl" tn.
| ont -of-tcwn patrons to take the 10.il Pull
man for home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
BASEBALL,
lajoie Does Not Favor
Long Training Trips.
Good Batsmen, Like Poets, are
Born, Not Made.
Johnny McGraw Of Gotham Making
Same Mistake Collins Made.

Manager LajOie is one that half way
believes, as do Frank De Haas and
Stanley Robinson Of the St. Louis Ma
tlonals-that a six-WeekS' training I'M,
through the South is not absolutely
necessary.
such a long stay in the South"
says Larry, does not DO any material
good. For my part, | think two OF
three weeks in a fairly warm climate
would be sufficient could We be as
sured perfect training weather with
out anv breaks.
When We run up against such con-
ditions as met all the big league clubs
last spring, when they were forced
10 stick to the hotels for several days
at Il time, six weeks is necessary. ana
for that reason We feel Obliged to spend
al least five weeks in the South and on
AN exhibition tour. just 50 that We can
at least get about 70 days Of real work.
II agree with the RobiSonS that il
does not pay to tax" Il club too lar
South. for that entails iui.Ip from an
extremely hot climate to the North,
whcr. ". generally run into saOT and
rainSt OrfnS, With temp RAJ are lang
ing anywhere from - u ~ desrc, =.
That H. onr Of the chief reasons ~. dil
not :lIrang" to train ii Ja"rSnuN!.'
ncxt spring. II is quite il"t down tn 4"
in March and The change 20 Suv.i
towns as Toledo ana indidlHu"iis
would t.. altogether too married. What
] pi9h is at least t. days IF %"o.i
weather at Aiacr.l, N.th Iairiy gnp
playing conditions on tn days "" "i!l
be- playing the American Assoc! iIi',1
towns"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-08
MUGGSY is REPEATING
MISTAKE COLLINS MADE

1t does not take more than 20 sets If
eyeglasses 10 discern that MugCsy Me
Graw is following in the footsteps of
Jimmy Collins and making the same
mistake that the former Boston mama
ger did. Jimmy held on to his old-tim-
crS too long and neglected to inject IA
little young blood occasionally. and Nc
Graw is going him a few better Last
season when he was making frantic eff
forts to strengthen his team he land
ed "Sy" Seymour and Spike" Shan
non. both of whom are over seven. Now
he lands that shy young thing Corco-
ran. n mighty good ball player. but one
who has been in the business II years
and who is about ready to quit the dia-
mond He is also said to be after Joe
Kelley. who has played more years
than he cares to acknowledge.
Thus McGraW shows himself up as
manager who does not know how ana
where to find youngsters and to devcl-
CD them. On the other hand. he de-
ponds almost wholly upon the rich
treasury of his club to purchase dcvcl
oped materials for his use.
With COrcoran and Kelley added his
entire team will be composed Of play
ers who have reached the time when
they are thinking of quitting altogeth-
or. This means that. within few years,
unless the club finds itself able to con-
tinue its policy of purchasing devel-
oped players. it will be forced TO load
I'D with a lot of experiments all at
once and pay the penalty. drop in the
league race, until it has again built
up a strong team-LouiSville Courier
Journal-Right you are, Colonel. Yours