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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26

erations of Satterfelds have been
raised in this house, and it is
now still standing. It is owned
by Mr.. P. S. Rogers, who mar
ried Miss Jennie Satterield, she
having been raised in this house.
The writer supplied for the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hudson, at
Bethany church, on the third
Sunday and Saturday before, and
| spent Saturday night very
pleasantly with Mr.. Jack Tilley,
ana heard many good things in
favor of the Recorder. The pa
per seems to have a good circula-
ton in that part of Granville
county.
A few evenings ago Mr.. C. H.
Tapp and others were amusing
themselves by throwing rocks at
the large kind of bats. Mr.. Viii
lie Tapp, by accident, hit his
brother Arch with a rock just
below the left eye on the cheek
bone, and the bone was right
much fractured. It was neces-
sary for Mr.. Tapp to see a doc
tor, who removed the fractured
parts of the bone, and now he is
improving fast. The wound was
very painful when he first re-
ceived the blow and while under
the operation Of the doctor.
ROPER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26

Good old summer time now
and everybody is trying to pull
fodder while the weather is SO
fine. Curing tobacco is almost a
thing of the past. Cotton is be-
ginning to open and soon we will
have to begin picking.
Glad to note but little sickness
in the community at present.
The condition of Hubert Brink
ley is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Candace May and Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie May. Of Edge
mont. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mays mother. Mrs. A. Fergu-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Ross Wis
tied the family of Mrs. Fannie
Peed recently.
Miss Mollie O'Neal spent Sum
day with the family of j. E. Fer
guson.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Rudd spent
Sunday with the family of j. B.
Rudd.
J. E. Ferguson and family
spent a part of last week with
the family of Willis and Charlie
King on route l, Cary.
There were services at New
Bethel last Saturday and Sunday
and the regular pastor, Rev. j.
A. Ellis. preached to a large and
attentive congregation.
j. Z. F.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26
THE $500 RATE.
Porismouih-SOriOlk On Sundays viii
Continue Until Sunday, September 5.

The low Sunday rates of $500
from Raleigh to Portsmouth-Nor-
folk via the Seaboard which have
proved so popular this summer
will be continued on sale.
SUNDAYS AUG. 22ND. 10Th. AND
SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1909.
Tickets are sold for No. 80
leaving Raleigh Saturday night
at lilo a. m. good returning only
on No. SO leaving Portsmouth at
900 D. m. on date of sale only.
The $500 rate carries to Frank
linton, Sl.75 from Kittrell and
Henderson, S1.5O Norlina to
Vaughan, SIPS Littleton and
Weldon.
A delightful Sunday outing and
opportunity to visit the Virginia
seashore resorts.
run in sections il necessary to
comfortably handle the tourists.
c. II. GATTIS,
ID. p. A. Raleigh, N. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26

]. H. Smith, who lives near
Fayetteville, raised this season
Irish potatoes at the rate of I so
bushels to the acre. He will
also realize 100 bushels Of sweet
potatoes to the acre.
Henry Martin, a middle aged
man Of Mt. Airy, is under arrest
for outraging his own daughter
Oh last Friday. Martin was car
ried to Dobson and lodged in
Surry county Jail to prevent trou-
bic.
George P. Turner, an express
messenger running between Sails
bury and Asheville, was arrested
Sunday on a warrant charging
him with the theft of certain
packages Of money, aggregating
about $4,000.
w. B. Dowdy, of Sanford, has
one-third Of an acre Of land on
which he raised $52.5o worth of
cabbages this year. On this same
land he now has crop of corn,
and expects to get fifty bushels
and SIS worth of fodder.
Graham Cleaner. Development
of the River Falls water power,
below Saxapahaw, is to begin
soon. Stock is being subscribed
to build a large cotton mill at
this point. The power is the
property Of Mr.. ]. w. Menefee,
who is promoting the enterprise.
John Boggan, ofAnson county,
while going along a public road,
saw monster rattlesnake by the
side Of the road. He killed it
with rock. The snake meas
ured 4 feet ? inches in length,
and was seven inches around the
largest part Of its body. 1t had a
long string of rattles.
Miss Nusa Ellison, of Raleigh,
was badly injured in automobile
accident Saturday afternoon. She
was in an automobile with several
friends, the machine being in
charge of Hubert Wyatt. They
were leaving the State Hospital
grounds, when tire exploded,
and the machine turned a com.
plete somersault. Miss Ellison
was thrown out and received in.
juries which may make recovery
doubtful.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26
Every Old ThInq Made New.

An old chair with small can Of L. &
NJ. Home Finish Varnish Stain. Any
old furniture with a small can Of L. &
NJ. Home Finish Varnish. A kitchen
floor, porch floor, with a small can OF
the l.. & NJ. Home Finish Floor Paint.
Old kitchen chairs, benches, any old
small things with pound or two Of the
L. & NJ. Home Finish Domestic Paint.
A carriage, a buggy, with about dollars
worth Of l. & NJ. Home Finish Carriage
Varnish Paint. Porch furniture, lawn
swings, iron ratings with a small can
Of l.. & NJ. Home Finish Porch Enamel
Paint in all colors. An old leaky roof
made tight, with a can Of Eclipse Roof
and Bridge Paint. All old things made
new with these little cans of L. & NJ.
Home Finish Paints. Cost is trifling.
Be sure to get them from w. H. Mabry,
Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26
Administrators Notice.

Having this day qualified as admins.
traitor cum testainents annexo Of the last
will and testament Of Mary Jane Shields
OF Durham County, this Is TO notify ali
persons indebted TO said estate to come
forward aud make immediate payment
and ali persons holding claims against
her estate are hereby notified 20 present
them TO the undersigned for payn1en, on
or before Aug. s;d, 1910 or this notice
will I've plead IN bar Of their recovery.
This Aug 7Sd, 1909.
MRS. OMEGA 4. SHIELDS,
Admx. c. [. a. Mary ]. Shields.
n. "A. Fousliee, Attorney.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26
d. P. A. Raleigh. N. c.

Rev. Mr.. Tucker. a Sanctihca-
ton preacher Of High Point, has
beeh sentenced to three months
OH the public roads, OH the charge
OF abandoning his wife and child.
rem.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26
From RoxborO, Route s.

very good, but the weed seems
to be light and very chaffy. To-
bacco is generally late this year,
and some are Of the opinion that
the last cuttings will contain
more weight than the first cur
ings.
Corn is good in our community,
except a lot Of blighted or blasted
ears, and we think this was
caused by the long dry spell and
the continued rain following.
A reviva. service is to COM
mence at Antioch church on the
second Sunday in October. Rev.
J. w. Downey, of Durham, is to
assist the pastor, Rev. J. A.
Hackney.
One passing through the COM
munity of Surl can see in the
fields of corn and tobacco how
the recent storm and hail left de-
struction in its trail.
The Roxboro base ball team
played two games with Helena
last Saturday. Helena won in
the morning, and Roxboro in the
evening.
"A Masonic picnic was given by
the Masons at Loeb Lily on the
18th. John Jones, who attended
from our community, reported
the occasion to be very profitable
and the social features were all
that could be desired.
Sheriff Winstead passed this
way recently, and some predicted
that he was on the track of a
still. Let that be as it may, one
thing do know is that the
Sheriff seems to be doing his
duty, as he has captured a lot of
stills in this county. for which he
deserves credit. ! will add that
we often hear remarks that the
prohibition law will never be
obeyed. However. we do not
have any law but what is violated
in some way. but if We did not
have laws altogether violated as
they are) the offenders would
soon bring our counties, State
and nation to wreck and ruin.
The intention of law is to re-
strain crime, not to uproot all
evil, sin and crime. That can
only be accomplished in the for
fiveness of a pardoning God. We
can hope that the prohibition law
will curtail the crime of intern
perance, but We cannot hope for
the law to remove the bulk of it,
as no other law removes all the
bulk of crime. Still we should
encourage people to obey all
laws, and the people who obey
are not to be feared and looked
on with a suspicious eye.
| will give your readers my
sermon outline, drawn from the
text in connection with Saul's
life, and that history shows the
awful end Of Saul for his dis
obedience.
Text: ITO obey is better than
sacrifice" / Samuel Is: %.
|. What laws and who should
be obeyed. l. Obey parental
laws. 2. School laws. 3. Town.
ship laws. 4. County laws. 5.
City laws. 6. State laws. z. The
nations laws. 8. Gods laws.
ii. What sacrifice to God? l,
The best Of time. 2. The bes,
we have. 8. 0ne-tenth 1.-THE Bi'
bic way.) 4. Worldly pleasure,
5. Fame anc popularity. 6. Life
if necessary.
iii. Think of what is no sac
rifice. l. A deceptive sacrifice
2. Wheat with chaff and cheat
3. Stale bread. 4. Things worr
out. 5. Old clothes. 8. Silver
money with holes in it. z. X
keep back what belongs to God
Recently Mr.. J. c. Howard, o.
Granville county, passed through
our community. and the writeI
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-26
Poison Oak Among Its Cures

enclose Soc for box Of TETTERINE. Ihave
poison oak again. and TETTERINE is all that has
ever cured IL Please hurry i'm E. HAMLET,
Montalha, Tex. TETTERINE cures all diseases
Of the skin. old sores. letter. eczema. ringworm.
scalp diseases. itching piles etc. At all druggists
Soc box. Don't accept any substitute. II your
druggist is out Of it. write direct to The Shuptrne
Co. Savannah, Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
AUTO RACES IN NEW ORLEANS
De Pslna Breaks Ten-Mils Record fer
Heavy Gasoline Cars
wOxKSs RECORD ALSO LOvKRED
nv. Sena Newtea Cuses On an Exhs-
bitfsa Eveat Drives Her Car rive
miles IN ~ NtRste& rive
aaa Twe-Fynh

NEw ORLEANS FsA n-Ths pra.op2i
feature q gesasrdtF's MsrG Gfhs a.
uoDoe6ls rnnes uHH fhs hre9k1E e ths seD-
zxls Wov3ds rErk recara sar saagyEeEht
uscatss usrt II R17rh - P1nUAz In his
Frat -Ccluos- car - mace the eistAnce
IN tuaA Ehirh is cos aas op~-nfth pec-
nods hstssr tA8a ne renS-6 zAds by Bar
neg oaefs3d In asa De P1tDA made his
rsoo-6E IN tbs ten-zls hKn5ic4R 6sss1ting
a nt5t q Eve Asi~ berg hEn&ATes a
IN zEzu-s-
Mrs JO4a Csnso t-oks her osn reoo-a
frr five m1ss N al sKh7lnc1 rzce. Ser
tine beizg. tsEA Az furDtr reccra Ehoh
Was alsa The Wur3Es Eun&zt reoorA vas
sSEA Nrk Cuneo n~eEot1zrs9 ne Turns
Elh ease ta8 mAds tasz ssEPsr nEn
nsss e TIE men E1d kezs sArassa q De
Palma for the mrs. stEhtsea nles q the
Gfy-z1s race
Nc sccsaszrs e zEF kans occurred ne
races iEz tuo eHTa nerA Ths ssAtGrs %
Sundays races wm Re tss ssR1le sE-rs-
n Eh5eh there Uln BE tsa ezfrlss iScl3diog
Mrs Cree De PaH-h S~u-mArSsE.
F-s sre-t. nse-fe--An ME fnsL Ter
Uur96E record De Pa1zA- EAf Cyc1c1s-
.Af&aN- Woe Ryan &AthesuG 1A secn21s
Eoegsassa sEFlsK l5A ntN Mrs.
crhsT eIr1sk H=sErkAA
Eeego6 tvsni- usa-m1s trial g ioger
wur1GH esrVEiEr 1r1rk record q - RK1rh
De Palma Ftht CFElu1A- t.lA
Tkird event tre-r3e eKhhrtlEn- Ms
xua7 NsHuOn CE0e9 AnuK G1A-- sAsh
Wcrn1z's recrrd he3a hF Ms Cureo. f,psh-
FuuT1h event i've zneE. gasoline stock
CHASSIS touring car. rBnRhol- selling al
fEd 70 EARA- The cars % BHFEnG1 ThomA8
ard LDdr1G. QfoEEs1h1A. tgNEs orWz In
the oaE1nE4lE. ScsWE-rL BuicE rn3Ehs6
enc UDs c-9T- Nc tine srnvrneet
&I1h event GfrT r1eA. f-e4-9ur-Hl cars.
De PAaEls FsKs CFe3gne EK7& wrGs NrN
Cunsa. kDnx Cant E7aFk- secc1t- Ruh-
sgzso1- s.Ep3sx- tA1rd 10 e.-1e xsren
Sere-1h eTenI ten EsS4- De FlsEnR- Frat
ETc1o1ss f-G& wc1. Rct@TzRnn EtTT3ex-
DsT nEiT Announced
The 1t1h sre1t Eve zBeE. 1Aru8tsd 10
New Orleans ertrsaA waE e2irntnBsee AID
ios races cu11Dsa 10 SIX ers-tk
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
eArLN TO aUTr ATHLErrcs
Hs~a C~aeA VIII cav CsaehEne fer
Law Practise

Hs~a C~aeA VIII Leave C@aehEag fer
Law Practice
IOWA CITY. Ia Reh E-spA-snLA--I
S11 hsn1 NJ s~esagzAfso- 70 TIE Ig1a bar.
h no1ruud q athletics al rs zssntnE rtsE
neTt Eeek said NErk cE1L1n. the Uri-
rsExny of Iowa onErA and manager. IAN
o1hsr Reports bersuusars psA4sbsd have nys
bee. EE1hOraEsL
M AU sd9eEno1 q n1mD1saRd uhis year
and / Essh 70 os-u-1e11s aatars prArrsn. "A
SeI A. PusEdtds- Ny hEls@ desires rhnE
] lesrs E-A5Eszzs and I Eu-Eu a law
ErEE.ns n Wtsuo1Ea rhs sEmn9 in
ZaciAtslF AFTER grasazrsea
CasEa hzE aen1asssisssa Esas-ss h sstaS-
AsAtus system IN ts zzzzrsnsz1 q tAs
ElsrEJys sh~tt anaEz F~nsaesElF
the stt1erir teams hsus basa Eauarszfu5 for
the sEstsmsrse m4laEeDsnf has ersusht
ZErF dslzEE 10 the sfhlezze treHszv- ne
os@en ba=Aeherz On Ioua nsac EsEs cant
1iLh DoDsy fruz rhe proflE q the seas n
ard 1ers d Al present 4 Eosd balance h
b h1nas e hs beard
No Clg al car1a Earose6 IN IakinE
uUsE q IOHE where o1heTs hE6 fEnhd
6Uf he sgEiFps6 tbs trans be11sr nan rbsT
hsd ever Sesn fnt-6 OM beforG He hronkh-
I112E~ OBrssl fruaz fhe UnsrsrEty q
03rAso A8a IowE had = eo@rEtsrs man
- ba& nfrsr ms nsA se1p-nszL s1E- an
tT0FA5an here
Rsnso1AlF CE1nn aesd fer ths squGrs
nd fair po13Ey IN Elh8sl51E and the Esa<at
C. h1s n1rAI inl1enue sEz11G eel Re sr-
2Eted a. rbe Fressr1 E-E In Iuwz's
atA3@sok He uzs Respected ~ Adhlsr1e
rivals ard has DAnF frssnas EErS1 rhat
~ NuEn@ss Interests va n1< Eu0E An
- o0uttnDs noAchtnE HEHf gesr. VIA ne
oozA r1rl uM a W1nE aE team tnEaeA1 e
reSaEnaag are Eo~E hAd E@ed5scrs team
e. rhe Eze1rua-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22

infs6 thH1 - -R]s Es ErraE rs-sa-
uun Es q hsI y1zrs-- He uEs ns- caring
a -sE1sr 81 hs rna Poiuts q the ra-s
and a s-ichsr 10 ~ faa-sd II uas one q
NJ Fin1e@rt - - k1-tszE In q H-atsGc
hstts- Dsa tssss RdahT wansce nv
q TIE 81 Louis A-rrsanR Tne ennrE
Sect was a TEfehsr fo- shs Crrsaants r1us
20 bercEt.E a ssr tkird Hassusn and Euez
1aa SSth ~ Eziek As a pteAs- 10 mas
Frr-u Epct AZ r-ohsheT c-Es hzza E1aTes
n TIE nux 17-Esr thar hs 81 q Ne hAa
nCs bssn destined - sesk sanshsr cocura-
ooa % % s7sHk ~. ~ss a srScslF FIRST
class third hassznan sast a. hs nv ts a
stFkr1lT Nrs1-claEs shu-zE1
Susr - Ehs- Wat a ros-ti-s pssrhs-
car . tsks Ire case CT To CNsl WHO
bslPed make ths o5d s. Louis B-o~-s
fH-soua oSsl q tan str1lEhL ven
hzn- fellow. wss Struggling s5crE &c n
gdrrhs Ter Ire Nets & the American a.
soosAtto. tws-iy years ara. bsf what few
o-rpuruunfasss Ne rae 70 hsi sh1ueS thA1
he "a the -atan~x one dar n. roks
~ - Hns himself Hsssrs-5 b the ext
0e1d he wasn't n h-Ft-c1Hss curfse6s-.
tU1 he vas a puiss1-f s2EEr= Re sursly
1uul6 besn aEainsz Shs han He L. the urfT
plaTe- o. RECORD whc rnsse a Hsss1n's hat
Ing average q Villas zEat pui-rs @ 81
The~e Discovered Thez~efvea-
Jack Ears11E Dave Fouu and Bchhg
CE-ruthsTA an s. LcrE Fro6azth were
Vzehsns and equally noea5 Aftsruard a.
hfr.erN AID nRaosrR FoEsE d CArrUthsrs
Always o0us8 hsf-Sursfts toa. fur thai
zHrrE-And esd % ssfsrrA1A in the bgx
and b the OEt5esd ThsF were eoth n1s
pitchers. but thssr shsy r uahsr respects
carried r5sz slonE fer several Rsssoos
after they had lo4 sone q 1h-a- cuzrizE
a. curve -6isysnss-A Fuusz srsutuATlT found
htzssaf a. r-z base. He played that bag
IN u2-tup STYLE szd uE111ed % sam oGz
hses hits u5th rerula-sr
An0thsr graduate fruzz the box vas Kk1
Glesson. The KIDD was fer a lo2g tine q
ss1rbe-- Thsn ne artftes 20 ReauBd base
a became cns cs sss best Daring hts
carver as an Snfsss8er he rose - the lsN
class q hf11s1z. hE-sing AZ thass EEzres
for The BAars1orss che ssEAa,- A Eco5
Es1cbsr VIE AfsrE8nd henEn1s 4 Epot 0ut-
Hs1Ser and strenE hstsnsn was George
Wan Ehltre1- TEn Wa q ~Asfl-hso6sd
pd-chs- frucn the esssl and n the Ng
leAEDs 6S Ecod Eurk f0r several Ts&-E
before r15iaE a szae-1&rF N the oU-8sla
H1s las bsen a irnE vfy lu@G cArss--
Season after saEsun he vas ~ Us1h the
lsscEng kitfsrk and that afssr he hAS al
Dust fu-Eo-ien whks n was Eke TO pGiea
q Assn.
ChAr8sF Hickman bs = the Icing erTvsE
and Hkely 10 els&1 70 TIE bases Ky 1os
Win \ ERnop 10 the tEnnA began a. a
pitcher. H5rk was s1z q tEsr pdtrhsr nut
about nins rssnE EEo he p5-chsd a 2 40 :
fuu-14ns--taE game aEtszFz ne Fhal3aA
Delehazry. FBck AID usher EluEgsrs we're
On tns PhIZ1Hs Al the tine - Hiok vas
Eooe that dsF NJ any rate he was Fdtch-
ing fer tie New TorSs 81 the TINE EAe6
sian csrrsss q szr-Szg rsou1 II thai bat
q RS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
STEWARDS NEET fN SECRET



Are fer rhe Best Interest~
NEW ToRK- Fsh z-Tbs EsEBrdE Of
ne goeksE Dub hesd . -nast1zE q few a1EE
xncs and d-cI7ed 10 take tzto tbsdr Con-
Hsdsnrs fhune Interested n ths EPo-I q
racing H-urss-s-a are beEtrnlrx % take a
fTssy anIsresz IN what posEtSun the jockey
elEb wEl take ana Eh1lEs ss-aurHocss kHVe
been lad NAT n~eet1zFEa~1B De As16 ths
feeling Is EensrA1 Ihs1 the rrne hEE ou1s
60c ~ E1@EEr1s 20 maAs suDe a tbsr
plans known A. EDch plans Save bse1 OUT
The more conssrTxaNs Se2ssTs thai
f5s tzEr-chs-rhe- sess5azE- frg-n Which no
srfsrzal uu9d q e-ocourEEane@4 ccEnes. are
fog the bsE- and tat rherz IL s1M p5sz1E
q tine fer ehs Stewards and the various
rsctlg GsEocaHr8onE 10 pssEe<1 tbsas paEnk
Th3E nay BE true bE1 AZ ths sane tsDs
the SOONER dates s-e A1ssEnnse and the
programs Arranged the aDoDsr WEl new IN
isrss- be aroused In -bs FFCrt- which SUI
seres a ~k1oek8yun basw iEz year faIlcWfng
tbs passage q the ABRAHAM law
H. ~ s0De s2gEsEl- toe Hockey dub IN
waiting for sozs mere oguTz 5sc3Esaos be
fcEe ErazgznE any 6snaits plans then 4 iE
Aga time the sSEy@Es r-1tns5 70 Bcok
ssts- these cases made soEDs nsFs- else
ire 6shAaAh8s uDss-suzF Kay hang FIRE fur
Eo1ths- sax 2nr1hs OF nu-s The EzosEn-e-
Usn1 Uh5ch cane frnz WaEt1ng1s1 isst
w~tE tnsf q meeting -pud be bed AZ Ben
n2ng f~o1sCutng the uoe Al P1znrR Furnished
= cruub CT c~OEnforl- FIR TIE rsEs11 thai the
Wax1irg-un Jockey rtGh would barely
mako rhIs ElDoE1o--sszt unsess the gov
srnurx EsTe raEsunAhsF sEr~ thEt tbs VAR
ouE Essse1E1aanE here would n1o6nr1 meet
Eu EE IN FssE5o1E years
WhEs Il 30 frcizh 70 t1ks any Esok n
ths Fzrsuus runnors thar are 1y4zE ahouf
GE 70 Ibs pruo9nas plans fer ths ccuusnE
seAsaa Il Is r~sAsnush2s - belseFs rhas rne
q TIE Eoesz5u1a 6scuEse6 has beer ths
g1Ses Nt A6mtssaon and rhH1 tssrs T. sor1e
ground fer the ssEtsuDs1t that II may he
raised 70 O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
srALLrxes Has MORE PITCHERS
-I.-r-~-es Hfs stag 70 strsAxtAeu n.
HfsAlsa4erL

NEW YORK PEA z-rhs rctahsnE zzef
- the New Turk Ams-5cza Lzze r,ub
has sae1 slgzsrtAo ~ tbs zasussss5ou q
two new tS1r5srA Despite tbs fnz thst
a. tins season q tie year naos1 o. the vx
haE0s Managers are uzt1g 10 eus sgun
thsr playing 2 Georxs stAEsnrs
be1sG q ths hHlipP clE.- szM teHErss IA.
Re can use any FKFsr who sppeEres Ervnx
sorogh % hs2p ks Yankees aers sessos
As a no1seqDsoos Ptrhe-x yuunE Tn
HueheH ard BroekE1I hHrs been purchase
nruD ae BoE1o1 ADsScAns znE uzu -
raEtz sszth ~1th ths reR e rhs asEaa
SalAzEE F7szEe4 1hs4 4 ms t-uur~ uzu1
tse hi3ses h 70 make any RiD q A fw-
WeEE8nz h lhs seEsB< race GE-anr ssF n
mnE have haK men sar5r5ez1ly Erossx "a
EzsA reAl ball fer a fan ztns szntnrA IA.
n1&T departments 81 tie team whDs nd
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
GENOA WINS PROM scHuTLEE
c~nte~s One of Fssr IN which Genoa
MAJ LnaereNred.


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games last uiEhL The Ganoa H1EA acsnos
played SchuF1sg and FuElsg1o1 HEFh ackaGs
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we're Eashas 10 get hus5 q the hzu 40 any
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
gArHAwKERs LOOK LIKE CRAMPS
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-22
FEDERAL HD0OR GAMES MEET


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q rrOErA- t~aclBsinG a so1re e rsiaF races
and s1ENfssn t,61F13Eal ers-1z ne SIKH
rsoswH2 CO The federal tn5OG- games was
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ma Virginia JohnF Rrpkazs Ant vSlan0TA
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