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through 10 was supposed also that Miss
Sutton might help to arrange while abroad
20 have a team OF Engllshwomen come over
here. That may yet be done, as a trophy
has been offered for that sort Of match
u ever Il is arranged. More win be known
about that when Miss Sutton gets back
home again.
Her Preliminary TraininE.
All the preliminary training that she has
done this year OF real worth has been out
home. Miss sutton lives in Pasadena, and
the weather there is so warm in the early
spring that she has been able to get in
some good tennis training. When she
played In the St. Nicholas tournament IL
was seen that here arms were quite sun
burned. She herself says that she had been
able to do real tennis work out on the
coast and she took part in several tourna-
ments there. In the tournament here she
was not able to do much that was OF value
Playing on green canvas over boards is
not good training for tennis on turf The
light Is different and the air is not 50 good.
However, It all is tennis and the handling
OF racket is something.
She will have some time 20 get accus-
toned TO conditions in England before she
goes on for her tournaments there and as
she is well used by now to playing there
she will not have much trouble.
Some one asked Miss Sutton the other day
about her training for lawn tennis. II had
been reported that she TOOK daily cross
country runs Of four miles to get Mt. MY,
no." laughed the western girl. Il never
ran four miles altogether In my life. I've
taken short runs when \ was playing basket
ball, but as for running four miles and
across country, well, should say not"
! 1t is stated that when Beals c. Wright
goes abroad as a member of the American
Davis cup team he will bear an invitation
I from the managers Of the tri-state tourna-
ment which is held annually at Cincinnati
4 to English women players TO come over
here and meet the Misses Sutton in womens
! doubles at that tournament. Miss Sutton
and her sister are about the best women s
doubles players here, and match between
them and the best Of the English women
would be a worthy event.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Sporting Brevities.

Shorty Mil got four hits out Of four
times up for Washington Thursday.
Snow and rain and too cold" were rea-
sons given for no games in the big leagues
Friday, and II was May 10
Little Manske came to the front Friday
and was largely Instrumental IN Mime
apolis winning another game.
Kid Farmer and Kid Mathews have
been matched for fight on the island OPP
posite Gibson May 10. Excursions will 30
run on the steamer Omaha
The Florence Athletic association has
completed It's fencing OF the grounds and
the building OF the grand stand. All Is In
readiness for the game Sunday afternoon.
From being about the poorest pitcher In
the Western league Liebhardt is fast NOV
ing 10 the front rank OF pitchers In the
American league. He beat the Highland
ers Friday
George Clark's team at Waterloo Friday
made seven runs In the ninth inning, but
that was one short OF tying the score.
Seven runs tied a memorable game for
Omaha In the ninth.
Tho Omaha team will be home next
Monday for four games with the Des
Moines bunch, after which both teams will
move over TO Des Moines TO continue 20
squabble for four days more.
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NEBRASKA WINS TRACK MEET
University Of Minnesota Team is Defeated
by eoors Of ga 70 A
ANTELOPE RUNNER BREAKS A RECORD
o. the Mile Run Morgan Covers
the Distance I'm 4f85-sum-
mary of che
Events.

MINNEAPOLIS, May II. - Nebraska
track team won from Minnesota today, 81
70 a. Two track records we're broken.
Morgan OF Nebraska running a mile In
as, while woodrick Of Minnesota did the
EsO-yard hurdles in O:26ih. Following Is the
list OF events.
one hundred and twenty-yatd hurdles
Woodrick Of Minnesota. first; Mcdonald Of
Nebraska, second, Time: Ol6h At.
Discus throw: Ittner Of Minnesota hrst;
Vita OF Minnesota, second; Mosher Of Ne
braska, third. Distance 100 feet inches.
One hundred-yard dash: Dougherty OF
Minnesota, first Burros OF Nebraska, sec
ed; Coe OF Nebraska. third. Time: O:lVh.
Half-mile run: Benedict Of Nebraska
hrst; Morgan OF Nebraska, second, ines
ga Of Nebraska, third. Time: 2'O5h.
Hammer throw: vita of Minnesota, first
ROoler Of Nebraska, second. Distance: l22
-Four hundred and forty-yard run: Nor
tinson OF Minnesota, nrst; Benedict OF Ne
hraska, second Murphy Of Minnesota
TWO hundred and twenty-yard hurdles:
Woodrick of Minnesota, first; Van Worst
Of Minnesota, second: Mcdonald of Mime
sofa, third. Time: 0:26A.
Pole vault: McMaster and Mcdonald OF
Nebraska, tied for first place; Little of
Minnesota, third. Height, 9 feet inches.
Shot put: Wooler Of Nebraska, first;
Ittner Of Minnesota, second; Vita OF Mime
sofa, third. Distance, IS feet.
High jump. KnOde OF Nebraska, hrst;
Burros OF Nebraska and Norcross OF Min
nesota tied for second Distance, feet
Z inches.
Mile rum Morgan of Nebraska, first
Davis Of Nebraska, second; Bedford OF
Minnesota, third, Time: 4:35.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash:
Dougherty of Minnesota, first; Burros of
Nebraska, second; Coe OF Nebraska, third.
Time: O:2A
Two-mlle run: Alden Of Nebraska, first:
Brauman Of Nebraska second; Ellison of
Minnesota, third Time 1921.
Broad jump: Perry OF Nebraska, first;
NOrcross Of Minnesota, second; Craig OF
Nebraska, third. Distance, % feet III
fnrhns
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HASTINGS WINS ny THREE POINTS
Annual Dual Track Meet Between
RnptIsts and ConRregntionaIista.

Annual Dual Track Meet Between
Bnptists and COnEreEntiOnalistS.
| HASTINGS, Neb., May 11.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-In the annual dual track meet
here today between Doane college and
Hastings college the latter won by the
close margin of 80 to 81 points. The Hast
ings team has not been beaten this year
and has won the state championship in two
/ consecutive years. Doane put up a hard
| fight. Spencer made a good throw with
the hammer Of lis e. feet.
Theobold again broke the Hastings col
lege record on the pole vault, held by
himself, raising 1t from 10 feet four inches
to 10 feet 6h inches. Dunlap for Hastings
took 10 points. Results:
! One hundred-yard DASH Dunlap, Hast
! lngs, first; Livingstone, Hastings, second
Distance: T.. olThe. bualadf1s cmfwww
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash :
Dunlap Hastings, first; Livingstone, Hast
ings, second. Time: O:29h
-Four hundred and forty-yard dash: Dun
second. Time: O:54ss. ' '''O'' 90
Half mile run; sager y, Hastings 30, first
Mile run: Hansen, Doane, first; Dawse,
Doane, second. Time: 4:542s.
one hundred and twenty-yard hurdles;
second. Time: 0:172S.
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdles:
Time: 0:272.
High jump: Graham, Doane, first; Hast
ings. Doane, second. Distance: feet 5Ih
inches
Pole vault: Theobald Hastings, first;
Hartwell and Grahm, Doane, tied Dis
tance: 10 feet 61h inches
Broad jump Munsen, Hastings, first;
Grahm and Hartwell, Doane, tied Dis
lance: 20 feet
Shot put: Day, Doane, first; Amber,
Hastings, second. Distance: 50 feet /
inch.
Hammer throw. snancer noane Arst.
Funke, Hastings second. Distance: lis
feet inches.
ing, Doane, second. Distance SO feet
inches.
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Amateur Contests at beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb., May ll.-lSpecialO
lin the annual track meet of league
bury won hrst place, Crete second, and
Beatrice third Results:
100-yard dash-Collier of FRir5ury,
won Hahne, Beatrice, second; Gilmore
pole vault-Brandt Of Beatrice. won;
gheeler, Crete, secondi Collier Folrbury'
third. DISTANCE feet 9 inches.
Kersenhroek, Crete, second; Gilmore Fair
Half mile run-Sprague Of Fairbury,
won; Cowell, Crete. second; Eaton, Crete,
third. Time: 2:22.
l2O-yard dash-conier of Falrbury
son, Beatrice, third Time: OiS
High tump-Collier of FairbuIy. won
Qu VAL Fairbury, second; kerscnurock
Crete, third. Height; feet;
4t0-yard run-Sprague OF F0irbuTy
son, Beatrice third, Time: O;57h
Hammer throw-Du Val OF Fairbury
won; Aerseubrock second; Gilmore Fair
ea55y6 third. DISTANCE; ls2 feet inch
woni Hahne, Beatrice, second; C,.more
Fairbury third. Time: OPS
Mile run-Marcellus OF Crete. won,
Eaton, Crete, second; sprague, Teirpury
Discus throw-Du Val OF Fairbury
won; Kersenbrock, Crete. second; Berliey
kairoury third. Distance; 103 feet, {
22O-yard hurdIes-Collier Of ,sairburv
won; Gilmore, Fairbury, second; Hopper.
len, Beatrice third. Timer .Os9SM.
Running broad jump-Collier OF Fair.
bury, woni pu Val, Fairbury, second
ksefsennoTock Crete. third. Distance; Is
Relay rece-Fairbury won with iju Val
kprague, Gilmore and KersenhrOck IN
bset' Beatrice, second; Crete. third.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

Frank Campbell wi. < handicap. and
John Hlll carried N the persimmons IN the
golf match al the Field club Saturday aft
ernoon. The sun was shining bright enough
but the high wind was largely responsible
Tor keeping down many scores which other
wise would have looked better In print II
looked natural to the old-timers to see the
name q Harry Morrill, among the winners.
for he was at one time the best player ct
the club, but OF late years has heen letting
his game run down Mr.. Watson Is maxi
ing some extensive improvements In the
course and better scores should be made
this season than last when some OF the
sreens were rough. Green No. ] Is receiv-
Ing special attention and will be fp~s rs
10 cut The Ecoregs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
SEVERAL KINDS OF GOLF
Various Methods Played at Local Gibbs to
Stimulate Interest,
FLIGHT SYSTEM AFFORDS MUCH FUN
syndicate Golf and the swatfest
Are Practiced with Mach de-
linht by the Many
Fans.

Golf IL the big game at the outdoor clubs
at present and more persons are taking
part than in any outdoor pastime prae-
ticed In Omaha for years, except. OF course
the great national game Of base ball. which
Is played on every available lot IN the
city. After the matches OF opening day
and the week previous and the week after,
Chairman James Allan OF the sports ana
pastlmes committee Of the Field club has
decided TO rearrange his handicaps. which
were subject to change at any time. Some
OF the players have been set back and
some boosted up.
All sorts Of golf Is being devised TO add
interest to the play. Syndicate golf is the
latest and It is great sport. AS many
players as wish start out together, and n
one player makes the hole clean in less
strokes than the others, they must donate
bail each.
The swatfest is another game wAl1A
Jumped into favor last year and win -
used In several Of the matches this year.
This was played in two different ways.
One form IL for all to start at once fTpSn
the first tee, and as soon as a man OIe2e
a hole clean from all his competitors - 90
declared the winner OF the swatfest. n
high players drop out at each hole
The surprise OF last week was the re-
markable game of Charles Crary on the
opening day at the Field club with a
handicap OF 10 he came home with 30. and
for that has been set back 70 a Il handicap
in the new schedule.
Another scheme to add interest to the
game is the flight system which is used
at the Field club -Four players are put
in a flight and they are ranked according
to their ability. ANY player can challenge
a player in any OF the flights above him
with a ball a flight penalty II he loses BY
this system the men are chosen to rep
resent the club in outside matches.
Field Club Handicaps.
Omaha Field club bandicaps effective
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

the main object OF Il was. q was declared,
simply 20 permit anna teur boxing az which
admission fees would be charged, the gov
ernor insists that the bill IN fact repealed
section t5s 81 the penal code. which pro-
hiblted prize lighting and sparring exhibit
lions. But the measure serves 20 point
out one fact and that Is the governor is
not purltanic opponent Of boxing He
writes as N he would like % see fast and
brilliant match himself, but he Insists that
he could not permit the repeal Of the whole
law against prize lighting. He also MAN
tains that the bill Is not needed for the
promotion OF amateur boxing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Invitation to Oxford.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 11.-Yale and
Harvard have invited oxford to a track
meet on July 4.-Manager Summer of the
Yale track team stated that the message
invitation rather than a formal challenge
TO oxford and Cambridge. The letter
which was signed for Yale and Harvard
by the managers, stated that the Amer
leans preferred the games should take place
on July 4 at the Harvard stadium. It.
however, stipulates that New York City
would not be objected to, nor would any
other date be refused II more satisfactory
to the Englishmen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Coach for corneII.

ITHACA, N T.. May u.--Eddie Gibson,
the well known Cornell foot bali player.
Mailing from Brooklyn, has been appointed
coach Of the Cornell foot ball squad for
this fall. this being In line with the grad
known figure among Brooklyn athletes. He
was a star for the boys high school In
track athletics and foot ball for several
years. when Sammy" Reid was al the
institution. He made good for the Ithacans
as soon as he went 20 Cornell and has
been q back on the Cornell eleven for four
years. Last year he enjoyed the distiRc-
tion OF being the only member OF the team
90 play In every game without receiving an
injury,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

Although some Of the leaders Of the
Omaha team fell down on their batting
during the week at home. the figures for
the games played so far this season, in
Guiding Saturday, show the team batting
average has increased 9 per cent, from 80
to 2S9. WEIGH always hits better when
away from home, while on the other hand.
some OF the younger members OF the
Rourke family have increased their av.
erages considerably. The fielding Of the
team was also boosted up four points dur
ing the week. Following are the fgures:
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COLI Mt FInrrnr.I-

BOSTON, May 11.--Harvard has good
prospects, for very strong golf team this
practice has been started upon the links
Of the Woodlawn club, where the fresh
men are working out. The university
the Brookline links probably during the
week OF May 20. Gold and silver medals
Will be awarded to the winner and run
ner-up, respectively. The matches to de-
eide the class championship will be held
the following week on the same course.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Rod ana Gun improvements.

The directors Of the Omaha Rod and Gun
club are planning several improvements
at the grounds. One is a lake or pond, in
which will be planted gold hsh and water
lilies. Six hundred feet of beach has been
leased from the Creighton estate and will
be added to the present grounds. This in
cludes the wooded section west OF the
buildings In the CORTLAND beach enclosure
and will be used as camping grounds. New
floating docks are being built and the
landings extended.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Latham Defeats Fairn.

LONDON. May lin a match for the
worlds tennis championship and a side bet
pion, today defeated Cecil (Punch) Fairs,
holder OF the title, by 7-3. The match, which
tributed over three days-May G, s and H.
Jay Gould acted as referee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

ALBANY. N. y, May 1i.-Governoy
Hughes has put away Senator Jim Fraw.
ey's boxing bill IN a single blow. He de-
slares that the measure went too far and
Also that Il Is not needed for the beneht
Of amateur boxing, 50 he sent 10 the leg
stature veto message. II the governor' I
view - correct the bill practically re-
peQled the law against all kinds OF prize
AAaaon rinG nghta without gloves While
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Countrr club COLI

In the eighteen-hole handicap. match play
against DOGGY, at the Country club SRtur-
day afternoon, five were tied for first
second and third places, and will play off
for the prizes which consisted of golf balls
and were donated by the club The wind
blew gale across the links and in spite
OF this over sixty players took part in the
contest. Only score. however, turned In
souvenirs. The scOres.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
onawa ia sim vIctorIoua.

ONAWA, Ia, May 11.-(Special Telegram. }
The Onawa High school base hail team
defeated the Sioux city High school team
the way Sioux City's only score was on a
passed ball Onawa has won every game
PLAYED this year claims the champion
ship OF northwestern Iowa Batteries:
Ciar kand Turner for Sioux City, Olson
and Sucker for Onawa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

ITHACA N. Y, May 1.-THE foot ball
Shedule Tor Cornelis varsity eleven for
tnS coming season has been ratified by tho
atnleuc council, and the red and white
payers nave eleven games confronting
hem, including contests with Pennsyivania
Erinoeton' swarthmore, West Point and
Der - with game against George Wash.
nston university and continue until Thanks.
e9yi Mhen the OuaSers are 70 be played al
played away from home. These are tht
west Point and Pennsylvania matches mn
complete schedule follows; September 81
George Washington university. at Ithaca
October 2 Hamilton, at Ithaca; October 4
pberlin, az Ithaca october 9 Niagara, al
October ~, Pennsyivania State college N
Ithaca october 90. Princeton at ithaca
November 2. Western University OF Pennsyl,
vanla, az Ithaca November 2, West Point
n West Point; November 10, Swarthmore
n Athaea; November q, Pennsylvania, a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

FIELDING AVERAGES.


The Sterlings and Achates teams will play
the two Dietz teams at Dietz park this
afternoon and Harry Sage has arranged for
an immense crowd Of roOters to accompany
MS team to hold its own with the Dietz
r0oters. The Royal Achates was formerly
the Walter q. Clarks and will meet the
Athleucs In the second game. The lineup.
DIErz ASSOCIATION. STERLINtis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Double Header nj stOrN.

Two games of ball are scheduled for
Storz park for Sunday afternoon and some
lively ball is looked for. The Townsends
VIII meet the Life Malts and the Clarks
lmperials will meet the Storz Athletics.
Manager Knapp has the park in excellent
condition and his men have been putting in
good time training since the weather has
warmed. ALI four OF the. teams scheduled
TO play have played some good ball this
spring. First game called at 2 p. m. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Position. Hooters
Originals and stars.

Fred Bradford, manager or the Lee-Glass-
Andersen team, has arranged a game for
Sunday afternoon at Vinton street park
which he thinks will be great drawing
card and which will furnish some good ball
for the fans in the absence OF the league
team. The game Will be between the Lee
Glass-Andreesen team and the South
Omaha Stars. Game called at $780, The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Gnme nt FIorence.

The Florence Athletic club has arranged
for game for this afternoon between do
Florence team and the team from the
signal corps at Fort OmC Ia. The grounds
arc all fitted up ana Florence Is proud IN
ire possession or good team and ready
20 meet all corners. The grounds are
fenced and the grandstand built and every
convenience offered 10 the patrons OF Tie
game. Game called at $50 The lineun.
nlorence. Pogition EoldISrs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
OakdnIe Girls win close Come.

.OAKDALE. Neb.. May 11-(special) "A
closely contested basket ball game was
played last evening. The opponents were
the girls teams OF Tilden and Oakdale
High schools Oakdale won by a score Of
IL to II,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

3 from enc mile to a hundred. Dir. Fred
ricsgon says be is willing 10 back bis iudg-
meut that he has the fastest machine ST.
Omaha.
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shops and MId-CItys.

Sunday afternoon, at Thirteenth and
streets. South Omaha, the Union Pacific
Car Shops team and the Mid-Cltys, an
amateur aggregatiUr, viii meet Both teams
have a strong lineup and there Is nothing
TO prevent a real good game. The game
will be called at $3.50 and the teams will
line up as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
PIattamouth GIrIn Mn

PLATTSMOUTH. Nob., May u-(spe-
rial. THE piattsmOnth High school FiSjs'
basket ball team defeated the Union Girls
here this afternoon by the score Of ~ 10 p
Charles wilkins umpired and Sam Sti es
refereed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
MUD CREEK SEWER CASE ON
HearIng OF Suit Brought by r. H.
TePOeI O. Before Judge
Kennedy.

The hearing OF the suit brought by Theo-
dore II. TePOel 81 South Omaha to enioin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Cudahva Plnr CroMna.
BRODEGAARDs.

The Cudahys win play the Brodegaards
Crowns on the grounds at Twenty-fourth
and Yinton streets this afternoon. The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
Fred ISsues New ChnIIenae.

II. r. Fredrfckson has received a Thomas
forty-hOrse power rinahout and has issued
a challenEe 20 All comers for any distance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

r. Wood won the match for the golf
bag presented by Mrs. E NJ. Morsman, jr 4.
to be given to the player winning the
greatest number OF times on or before
June 49, The scores We're:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
MALTS.
The Hooters VIII Play Two.

The Hooters will play two games Sunday
first game will be between the independents
of South Omaha, and as there is considera-
BILE local rivalry good game is looked for.
The second will be between Hooters and
Fort Crook Soldiers. They will line up as
follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12

Schedule for the coming week:
Monday - Anderson Francisco; Weber
Cochran.
Tuesday-Lucas-Hjo Brunke-White.
Wednesday-Bengele-M Marble; Johnson
Zimmerman.
Thursday - Rempke-Pickering; Frush-
Nicoll.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-12
WITH THE BOwLERs.

Standing of all teams in the two-men
tournament at the Association alleys at
tho end Of the first half:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-13
Display ola Thousand Dollar
Bill by Negro Gives Alleg-
ed Clew.to Robbery u. S.
Sub-Treasury.

Chicago, April II. The Even
ing Journal says that the nv stery
surrounding the theft of $173,.
600 from the United States suh-
treasury has been cleared.
The alleged thief is said to be
negro scrub woman, whom the
secret service officers have taken
charge of and are endeavoring to
get from her some trace of the
missing money.
The clew was secured from
the display of $1,000 bill by a
negro in saloon.
A search warrant has been is.
sued and the secret service off,
GERS will search the home of the
washer woman.
After . thorough search of the
premises Captain Porter, head
OF the secret service bureau, made
the following announcement:
"We found absolutely no trace
OF money, and we are no nearer
a solution of the theft than be-
fore".
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-13
ThaW Case not Ended Yet.
MiStrial Probable.

New York, Apr. 11.-Thirty-
one hours of deliberation and no
verdict.
Such was the condition of af.
fairs at 1l:40 to night when the
Thaw jury was ordered locked
up for a second night at the
Criminal Court building. The
fact that they had not been able
to agree after devoting so much
attention to study and discus
sion OF the case has given rise TO
the belief that the trial will end
in disagreement and the whole
affair will have to be gone over
again.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-13
Rev. r. L. Robinson Preach.
ed in Chester.

Chester Lantern: The Rev.
Il. l.. Robinson, OF Camden, Ala,
preached two excellent sermons
at the A. Il. p. church last Sab
bath. In the morning the text
was, "We know in part" The
evening discussion was on the
subject, "the second mile," from
the text, "If any man compel
You to 60 a mile with him, 90
with him two."