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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25

to this place after spending some
time at his former home, Single
house.
Jackson Williams accompanied
his wife to Corning this week,
where she will undergo an opera
ton.
On account of illness Dan Let's,
who carries mail between Skunk
and Wheelerville, has been unable
to work for the past few days.
Miss Emily Porter is working
for Mrs. J. P. Morgan at present.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25
ESTELLA.

Ex-sheriff I'll. w. Osler and wife
of Bernice are visiting his parents,
J. M. Osler, at Meadowbrook farm,
Lincoln Falls.
There was a gay sledload of
young people met at J. w. Browns
last Thursday evening and enjoyed
"sing." They were invited to
the home of G. b. Wheatlcy this
week Thursday night.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25
SKUNK.

Miss Isabelle Potter, who has
been ill at her home i'm Ellenton,
is able to attend school at this
place again.
Mrs. Clarence Cott spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her husband S
home near Lincoln Falls.
The dance at U. Hoagland's on
Saturday evening was we'll attend
ed and all report good time.
Mr.. Ford Manley is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Leslie McNamire has returned
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25
NORDMONT ITEMS.

Fred Hunter and wife were cal
lers in Hughesville Monday.
Miss Eva Gavitt spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at
Sonestown.
Howard Hess transacted busi-
ness in Laporte Tuesday.
Cleon Starr and Victor Bird of
Sonestown, spent Sunday with
friends in this place.
B. Hazen, wife and son Melrose,
and Miss Eva Gavitt attended the
p. 0. S. of A. banquet at Sones-
town Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mynard Petcrman is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia.
Chester Forest and wife of Wal
Ter, are visiting relatives here for
a few days.
DR.. Randall of Dushore, was a
caller in this place Monday.
Mrs. George Rea and Mrs. Benz.
Speary visited the formers parents
in Columbia county over Sunday.
Harry Horn and Misses Mabel
Hunter and Reba Hess, were the
guests of Miss Ollie Ryder Sunday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25
Educational Meeting
at S0nCSt0Wn

at 00nCSt0Wn.
An educational meeting will be
held at Sonestown on Saturday,
March II, 1910. The Round Table
plan will be followed during the
morning session. Supt. Killgore
Will have charge Of the High School
department, Miss Flora Cook of
the Grammar Grade and Mr.. Wal
ter llazen the Primary Work.
The afternoon will be occupied
by general discussion. Teachers
Will be assigned work by mail.
Teachers and patrons shonld show
their interest in this great work
by attending this meeting.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25

Miss Tina Mulnix of Little Mea-
dows, is visiting her parents at
Lincoln Falls.
Mrs. U. G. Little spent Sunday
with her parents at Lincoln Falls.
VIM. More is visiting his sou
George at at Pennsdale.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25
Base Ball Club Organizes.

The Sonestown Base Ball Club
has organized for the season of
1910, by electing II. d. Lockwood
as manager. c. O. Starr, captain,
and l.. }. Voorhees,. treasurer. A
festival Will be held on Saturday
evening, Feb. 26, to help defray
expenses of the coming season.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25

Are you Il farmer? Do you own
or deal in horses? Then you can
not afford to be without "IIorse
Secrets IT'S the best book in its
line ever printed.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25

Judging from the reports that
come from all quarters, DR.. Cook,
during the past few months, has
been in every part of the globe but
the north pole.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25

FOR SALE-Yoke of mated
steers; 3 years old; partly broken.
Also 3 COWS coming fresh. This
ad. will discontinue when sold w.
;. Sal der, Nord mont, Pa, 3Stf
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-02-25
B CENTS A LINE ADS.

LOST-A two year old bull.
Notify Henry kraus, Butcher, La
porte, Pa. 3St3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
RUNAWAY GIRL SEES
PICTURE IN PAPER
AND GOES HOME

NEW HAVEN. Conn. FEB. H.
Catherine n Day. the i6yearold
daughter 81 Arthur Day. secretary
Of the National Pipe Bending com.
pany. who had been missing since
Friday. returned 20 her hone TO
day other than slight signs Of Ia
llgus size shoRn no ~ effects from
her absence from home
According 10 the girls story. In
stead Of guang 10 school Friday
morning She went 90 Derby and
spent the day wandering around
the to~u. not even looking up
friends she had IN the place. 10
the afternoon Of The same day she
returned 10 New Haven By train
and took q local train for New
York
she did not buy a ticket. and
when che paid her fare the con
duetor asked her where she was
golng. and she told him 60 New
YORK 10 visit her aunt on the ar.
rival Of the train A. the Lexington
avenue station Il vas DARK and she
was afraid 20 venture out on the
streets and spent the night there
Saturday she spent the day and
nighs n she Grand Central station,
geFtinE her meals In the station
restaurant This morning she pnr.
chased a paper and on seeing her
picture and a story % her disap-
pcarauee. decided 20 return home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
GENUINE WAR
IN CEN RAIL
AMERICA NOW
eN WILLIAM a. pEvERALL.
(staff Correspondent Of the United
PreaN.l

nLuEFiELns. Me. Feb n
by Wireless 20 Colon. The be.
lief that General Chamorro. the ln.
surgcnt commander. Is merely
awaiting an opportune moment TO
move upon Meuasua Is growing
here hourly
Chamogra now has 5000 well
trained aud equipped men under his
command. and the fall % the cap.
TAI Il deemed inevitable
@ " now apparent that the en-.
FaEcments prcclpltAtcd hy the
rebel general Mrna az la Garlta
and Santa Clara were parts 81 a
wclll laid campaign which Chsmorro
intends 10 execute before attacking
ManaKua General Menas part ~
this campaign was 90 hold the ad
miulstratiou troops IN check while
.Chamorru cleared the way to Man
aEua. CouFicra arriving from
Mena's camp today stated that a.
la Garlta the rebels won decisive
victory. but at Santa Clara they
we're compelled 20 retire before The
government army 20 MuoSan.
General Nienas command lost Is
men Killed and 50 wounded At Santa
Clara Among the killed Wss the
rebel general Biandon Gabriel
bishop. the toulsianan who was
wounded while dlreCting the inHur'
gents artillery. is in dangerous
condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
CAN ANY ONE
HELP THIS BOY.

Can anyone give Fred Stone n
helping handf lie needs aid and
needs I, badly.
Fred stone "a a young English.
man who came 10 Seattle few
months ago tie got work RICH,
away and VAS making out fairly
well until seven weeks ago. when
be was attacked By rheumatism
Since then be has not been able 10
work ard be lost what little money
he had BY being yietlmixed hy a
fake doctor Through the kindly
Interest o. another physician. real
one this time, Stone il again upon
his feet and can 40 light work nut
the likht work IA not forthcoming
lie u NOS AZ the end 81 his re-
sources. aud unlcas some aid OF a
Job y given him he viii fan Into
TIE hands % the police Pred
stone il perfect gentleman and
worthy Of any assistance that may
be given BIN
he can BE- located at the IAfe
Boat lodging house. Sixth av. y
and Jackson a.. or through The
Star office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
SALOON MAN
HATES TO PAY
FINE IMPOSED

John clcoria. a wealthy saloon
proprietor. recently Indicted By the
grand Jury on a charge 81 yiolat-
lax the saloon screen law. was 80
angry this morning when be WAS
fined $40 and coats by Superior
Judge Ronald that he started 20
leAxe the court room without a re-.
ceipt for bis fine
Don't you want = receipt ask.
ed Clerk white
No. don't SAINT a receipt. said
cic0rin gruffiy as he flung out Of
the room
r j Hyde and J McCarren.
wali known saloon men. we're also
fined tio and coats each for viola
tloua u the saloon screen Law
The police told the 70 paint my
glass saloon door" said y e A
Tifft. another saloon man. who was
indicted recently.
Well. 81 and Gusts ought 10 sat.
isfy yuu. said Judge Ronald.
The fine Was paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

-srenfsaf calculus that 4 hattloHhip
didn't need much frecb0ard. when
the line officers found they couldn't
fire their guns In any hud Of a sea
because OF this lack OF frooboard
they growied
Effort 10 Reform.
Col Roosevelt aud u muckrahcr
OF two took up this battle Of the
line officers This forced an IN.
vcatigation. WHICH SENATOR
HALE CONDUCTED lie and his
committee browbeat aud bullled
every critic who appeared and let
Caps tell the story Of bis iifo and
call all the critics names AZ VIII.
The Hale verdict found the ships
perfect and Caps a great man
After Roosevelt left Sigh ~ ~.
lief came from the bureaucfatH. Bat
now Meyer RooseYeitlen ~
heart. ia after them hard We has
a. his elbow FOR adviser Admiral
Hutch ! Cone. The young officer
who took the torpedo flolilia around
the world Cone was detailed head
~ the steam cnFineeflne bureau by
Roosevelt ile WAS one If the crit.
lra of the Cappa system
Meyer has reorEanixed the naval
syatem By executive order II he
can make congress- write this Into
the Law The bureau system IL done
n not Meyers reform can be- up.
urt b hlA successor Hale and
Capga and their crowd all flRht
the battle of their lives 20 beat
Meyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
.llHoun DEFENDS
HeaEIHe WOMAN

pasNaeiElp M, FEB H.
49, ! Calhoun. unifed States
~ china. appeared before
!. nrsms court ~ Illinois yes
- "a grsHed she recsnt de-
- 4 ~ cenFs t9ld.ng che 10.
- * xnnen vas uhcausii'
sii
4muk a radical. a socialist
+, ! asssfkisf said Calhoun Hut
II - ssflrient noglce y some
4 n ahses which exist Ia this
49, sse arflfciai.y developed
= a n ours and which call
- ~ @Tfsciicn
a. xsmen 10 their stFussles
! - al SHELTER yes aat for
H afs wiling -cTsn eager
tmk nnx hours every dag 60
- zsek h the year. and year
X yaar on. until their bodies
- ntsf the strain hus the
xsw z safh women should not
kxss 10 initiate against the
~ 4 samankinf and niaakind
,nsssz When = woman. BE- she
~ nxfAEr. has toiiasi IN a
- IA haars abe has worked
zE = a. laws Of the coantry
1nA aEkr
~ haSaz u he supreme court .
ktAan "a iAh9 The i0hour iaw
ki'lzsxf a sanAns constitutional
IT. . xarA a. cng a. sha wished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
|AhDITS LOOT
MONTANA TOWN

80. Mont. FEB il-nandlis
!. ) lhs toEn Of Divide lsat night
=. !. saazee $500 10 cash and a
- abe amount In stamps and
!. r. Esss two men IN the bold.
-. = sosh we're masked They
). ne posiofiice. blew omen
20 stole rs eontenta
: - Heke open the general store
= - everything Of value that
= quickly changed into
Z. hsss then went Ia the III
= l held 10 the night elerk
a small sums of money
=. terrifying the inhabliants
=. -. rode from the town A
e.. az''ed IN pursuit shortly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
MlbERs FIAKcEE
In her FATHER


nlNToNN. Miss, Feh. IL
30 = he slayer q bis sweet.
~ - Walker. and her lather.
:'Air Bsarden today Il being
zsass y posse under orders
y ~ Aln. dead Oh alive
HAfaza Is also alleged 10 have
easst tie ghlIdren u walkers
= TER death Is expected mo-
znH
AtzFAas 70 the best lnforma.
AizlaAble. Bearden visited
: Aalksf home last night 70 pay
e 2 lnsn The rirfa father.
llT cbsectlng 10 Beardens
ordered The young man
- re house Instead o.
Beasden seized q shot
Is said 10 have shot the
-. - asad Re then ran amuck.
e the police. killed fnez
= asseed the children with the
{ ias gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
WHAT WILL
GlRF|ELD'S
/ EVIDENCE: Be?

.,..eTs,N. Feb n James
NAsas,.ss' es.secFetary OF tho Do
! y he Interior VII WN'
- ...sep, part In the halilnset.
i. as1 IN eigatlon. Former
So 80 Clifford Piuchot "a.
ss.s the committee 20
s.srliesd IN order that INC
60 sasFesarys testimony may
4 ne congressional in'
s...cs regardlng the mat
es,eh Garfield viii TESTIFY
-, Aere aud Is afea s p
~. lie Is regarded ~
- sse leader Of the BACK
movement which is Dc
= ~. s,ses Theodore Roosevelt
~ presidential chair "
49, also. that be IS not a
a he present admiu'stra.
s.,les IN regard 70 eonaer'''
essaral resources
E Z II. Newell, director Of
& .s.:smailon service, aud AZ.
Imsls. CHIEF engineer q tae
J. y. ssssssx. we're also mentioned
ssesnas BY Flnchei the
3 ssssser also asked ne Gem
= : s eall for a mass oi doen.
- rsvogss and correspondcnce
!. ....ssssaa With the controversy .
: ssasrsssloaal committee 'n.
...lsx the Balllnser Fiuchot
- met here to-day n q
- ssMeslyt session. ana then
49, u entIl mex, Monaay
~ wasea tor the adjournment
81 Asorney Bgandeis. repre-.
> y Louis u. CLAWS at thc
- pas unable 10 be present
s.is4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
IRISH vs.. ITALIAN METHOD.

rhe Rev. Stanford Culver Hearn.
pastor 81 the First Methodist Epis
c0pai church Yonkers is relating q
street car Incident which concerns q
conductor. an lriahman and an ltal-
ian Each had given Il dime 20 the
faretaksr but had received no
change
Z wsnfa Ga nick" complained the
Neapoiitan.
You've got your nick No more
hicks for you. Seer And the con-
ductor moved 10 the rear platform
The Italian sat mceklY IN silence.
but the lrishmau employed different
tactics lie went to tho doorway
Gimme five cints change said he
to che conductor.
You've got an the change you're
going 10 get" was the ret0rt
See here" exclaimed the Irish
man. you may play that Chune on a
hand organ. but you cant do u on
harp Gimme five cints"
And he got it~Cieveland Plain
Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
TO WHITE
HOUSE IN 1912?

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE. first
lnfimation o. che poasible caudi
dacy 81 William Gsynor. mayor
Of New York. for the democratic
nomination for president IN 1919.
came today IN a letter inviting him
to attend a dinner in Springfield,
Mo. on April Is. the 18TH anuiver.
sary Of the birth of Thomas Ieffer.
son
The invitation states that he IL
looked upon In Missouri as the
democratic leader IN 1912 Il IL un.
dersfOod that Col Watterson Il 10
propose a toast. Has New York
Another Tiiden ?" and former Judge
Augustus Van Wyck viii answer
Yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
MANY PREPARE TO
ENTER UNIVERSITY

u IL expected that the semester
beginniuE February ts viii eco
more than $50 new atadsnia roxis
tered Al the University u Wash.
lugton. according 10 an announce
ment made yesterday b. Registrar
"a T Coad0n
The principals of Broadway and
Lincoln say that larger proper.
ton than ever Of their mldyeaF
graduating classes are preparing 20
enter the university and Spokane
and Tacoma hiEh schools send In
the same report.
Last year 100 studenss enrolled
In the middle o. the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

Il as.a 'l'H' time IN hia ne Rod
sl's.' observed Biz mother
IA. ~ look through ii
'taa - .ss'.'aa he said. II don't
Re asss,f nst's 10 dat little box
sa ase whnts on de-
1n9loW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
ROOSEVELT, JR.,
WILL WE'D NEW YORK GIRL

NEW YORK. Feb II The en-.
easement of Theodore Roosevelt.
a.. eldest son OF Col, Roosevelt, and
Miss fleanoro nutlOr Alexander.
was announced by Mrs. Henry Addl.
son Alexander last night
Theodore. lr. since his graaua
ton from Harvard, has been learn,
ms carpet manufacturing IN fac,
tory az thompsonviile, Conn He
started Ia at the bottom and has at
ready worked up TO superlntendeney
Of n department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

william Is. Mclean. who has been
bartender a. the Arlington hotel, was
charged with nOu-Hupport Of his
wife. Hannah Mclean. 1890 Eighth
av.. IN complaint filed ia the pros
orutlng attorney office yesterday.
The Joneses kitten had q special
sofa pillow 20 sleep on. Little Ger.
trude showed II 10 a caller. Does
you know what dis ia7' she said
What Is it7' asked the caller
IT'S a caterpillar" said Ger
trude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
's,, ". DIE IN A
WCANO ERUPTION

a - tnlifd ffesa
LlhoN. Costa Rlca. Feb
ss itcelyed today from
4 !. a'.s lying about the foot
ssla , .se'sanic mountain Of Poas
~. ga q people we're klll@d
eruption early tbls weeE
ln eeaihs we're caused M
stones that were belcbed
p slA'ef Considerable Drop.
s,s .se also was done
- 49, see 10 the eruption Of
Ne, s'sh vas The seyerest hi lta
ss... Earning Of terrestrial dla.
Il pss.ln Central Amerlca and
disss' la canal zone
2 ~ Narnings have been sent
ssss canal suthoritlea IN
gs1stsa ihe vulnerable po,ot5
aisiis =. Construction lines In erep.
Nissil.,'.o =. DE quakes Costa riicar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
IF THEY Get THE: LID OFF THE
NAVY THEY'LL Get WATER UNDER IT
eV w. 8. COUCH.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL. The
battle 10 get water under the navy
IN on again
Secretary Meyer, the Roosevelt
remnant IN the Taft cabinet, hay
ms reorRanixed the bureau by
executive order. appealed to con.
greaa for legislation 10 make the
reform permanent Chief Con.
strueior Cappa promptly went be.
fore the house naval affairs com
mittee and poked the Meyer argu.
ment full OF holes The house
naval affairs committee grabbed ~
this excuse 20 back away from the
Meyer recommendation There
the matter now stands.
Rooklng-chalr Admlrals.
This Is the old fight between
congressman and rocking chair ad
mirals on the one side. and the
Hue officers who sail ships on the
other Meyer has followed Col
Roosevelt IN taking up the cudgcla
for the line officers Senator Hale
and the gang which wants 20 ex-
ploit the navy Yards for PATRONAGE
aud political purposes fought
Roosevelt sayagely. Meyer, they
thought. a quiet.Voioed. eaaygoinE
chap. could be baffied without
either difficulty or cutlery Meyer
has fooled them lie Is using Ian
guage that was never taught Ia
Harvard
The Flaws.
The bureau system Of the navy
has three bis flaws.
ca Out % $4,000 600 or 80
annually voted for the United
States navy the bureaus have auc'
ceeded In spending the greater part
on shore Much OF this money has
been absolutely wasted.
f2f The bureaus have built
ships. armed aud eutfltted them
without regard 20 the rccommen
datioua OF the officers who sailed
them. recommendation based on
actual experiences
90 All the bureaus are indie
pendent 81 each other aud more
or iess independent Of the score
,ary 81 the navy The bureaus
would never co operate. because
each feared the loss u some 81 It's
dignity and importance
Tire Navy Gang"
Senator Hale. CAppa and the
Portsmouth navy yard offer a tri
angular illustration Of the whole
game. Presidents and secretaries
az The navy come and so. bat Hale
has been chairman OF The senate
navy eoiumittee for years. and he
~ the navy
The Portsmouth navy yard.
although IN New Hampshire. IL on
the Maine line Hale has filled
that gard With bis constituents. aud
hia naval policy has consisted IN
keeping the portsmouth, yard busy
orfsmouth ls bad hsrbor for big
modern ships. but Hale met that
problem b. resisting the building Of
bstslsahips bigger than 10000 tons
displacement Thus he held back
the navy for years after foreign ma
,lona hulit the DreadnauEht sire
Caps. having secured bis iob
through Hale. naturally adopted the
Hale Portsmouth ard other poll
eses. Capps advocated small bat
tieshlpa Caps saw thar Hale men
got toha IN Portsmouth. and that
flalea triends sold supplies there
Wherefore Cappa could wear sold
lace a. pink teas In Washington.
while other officers sailed the
stormy seas
The saltwater officers would not
have Kicked 20 hard. perhaps. u the
rocking chair hdmirsls had given
them good ships 20 handle cApps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

Los Angeles encountered many OBJ
stacles In arranging for the first in
ternational aviation meet in America.
January 10 to 30, but the champion
tourist town vaulted vicissitudes and
Jumped over injunctions with its Gus
tomary "get there spirit Money was
the least bothersome feature of all. II.
f. Huntington, the interurban trolley
Napoleon. planked down $4,000 in cnt.
solid lump, Other citizens subscribed
enough 10 make fund of $4,000 al
together to pay out as prizes to the
aerial experts. This is twice the sum
allotted for prizes at the Rheims avla
ton congress last year. when Glenn
H. Curtiss American won the grand
prize as aeroplane champion.
The large sum offered as prize money
indicates the Importance of this event.
That the general public Is deeply In
terested IN air navigation is shown by
the Los Angeles Willingness to pay
such a sum, confident of drawing
crowds large enough to make the at
ir good business proposition. San
francisco now announces that follow
ing the lead ,5of her sister city, she
will hold an aviation meet and pay
$4,000 in prizes. ST. Louis is after
aviation honors. The city has had a
committee of enthusiasts in Los An
geles interviewing the noted aviators
of America and Europe with view
of making st, Louis the permanent
point for holding future international
events OF this kind.
Make st. Louis Capital.
IT is the plan of the Aero Club, OF
st. Louis, to make that CITY the avia-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
BROWNS DEPART MARCH Il

Bresnahan's Cardinals Will Leave Six Days
Later.
st. Louis. February 12.-Of the two st.
Louis team. the Browns will be the first to
start for the Sunny South. Manager O'Con-
nors club will make Its getaway for Hous-
ton, Tex. on March 1. while six days later
Roger Bresnahan's outfit will move on to
Little Rock. The Browns will not play any
exhibition games in st. Louis prior to the
opening OF the championship season. but the
Cardinals will meet Milwaukee. st. Paul and
louisville at League Park before getting
down to the serious business of tackling
the Pirates on April 49,
The exhibition tour arranged by Manager
O'Connor for the Browns calls for them to
plny Dallas oklahoma City. Muskegee. Will
hita, st. Joseph. Kansas City. Waco, Hanni-
ball Keokuk and Louisville. 1t is possible
that on April II. 10 and IS tho planters will
clash with the Cincinnati Reds In Clncin-
natl. In case Manager Griffith does not ac-
cept Manager O'Connors challenge ] for a
series to be played on these dates the Browns
will exhibit In GAINESVILLE and Fort Wayne.
Roger Bresnahan docs not believe In ball
clubs dashing madly over the minor League
circuits playing exhibition games. and Will
bring his team home after II finishes its
months stay In Little Rock. Last spring
the Cardinals did lot OF travelling. In
Akron they struck snow, and In Columbus
only fifteen persons turned out to SEQ them
play lH sEfi Ag43ff Ss4