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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12

pletely as if it had actually gone
behind the sun, just as the weird
comet of 1882 did, in September of
that year. The exact hour of the
transit is unknown.
On the same date, May 18, the
earth is almost certain to plunge
through the comets tail, but it is
doubtful if we have evidence OF 1t
from any phenomena of the sky.
At least once before the earth has
made similar plunge and escap-
ed unharmed. The suns light
seemed dimmed and the sky was
filled with a yellowish, auroral
haze that was June 80, 1861. Our
distance from the head of Halley's
comet on May ISIS practically equal
to what it was from the nucleus Of
the comet of 81. More than that
we know nothing and cannot pre-
dict just what will happen, because
the relative constitution of the two
comets is unknown. All as
tronomers are agreed, however,
that this conjunction of earth and
comet need occasion no alarm.
WHERE TO SEE THE COMET.
April 10 to May Is: Comet west
of sun and visible in the east before
sunrise.
MAY 10: Comet rises 2f hours
before the sun.
May 16: Comet probably disap-
pears in the eastern dawn. Rises
II hours before the sun.
May 1S: Comet transits across
the face of the sun, from west to
east.
May :, Perhaps visible in strong
twilight in the northwest, i'm
mediately' after sunset.
May 2G~to %: Visible in the
northwest after sunset and probably
at it's brightest, though a tail of
great length is hardly probable.
May "a: Fades from naked-eye
view within the next fortnight,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12
TERESTING DATA
.bOUT HALLEY'SC0MET.
BksEF SKETCH OF CELESTIAL
WANDERER AT PRESENT VERY
MUCH NTHE PUBLIC EYE.

Through the courtesy of The
American Book Company of New
York we have received a phamplet
containing ahistory of Halley's COM
sea from which we gather the
following data, which will be
interesting to a great number OF
our readers:
Edmund HALEY, born in 1856, an
English astronomer, discovered the
fact that the identity of the comet
that bears his name, seen by himself
in 1852, was the same as that OBJ
served by Kepler in 1907, and still
earlier by Aprian in the year 1881.
From these observations and dis
coveries HALEY predicted that the
comet would re-appear in l75S and
each succeeding rs years, approx
mateiy. The last time the comet
was visible was in 1885. Recent
historical inquiry has developed the
fact that no less than twenty-five
returns of Halley's comet have been
traced at average intervals OF 76
wears, extending backward from
1910 to IL B c., the shortest period
being IA 1-2 years and the longest
79.
AS to the comets actual distance
from us, on May Is, the time OF
nearest approach, the head of the
comet is but 100000 miles from
the earth. Astronomically speaking
this is a very near approach, only
one of the staid planetary bodies
being ever known to come SO near.
On May IS, the comet transits the
sun, which is visible at such places
as are in daylight while the pass
age is taking place.
If the comet really transits the
sun, as is expected, and its con-
stitution is unlike the great comet
of 1882, an ill-defned dark spot may
be seen against the disc of the sun,
nroqressing across it for an hour
or two; or even if HALEY is very
brilliant It the time, so that it can
be followed up to the edge of the
c. may disappear there, as COM
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12

In the Shaw Piano we have
succeeded in this very thing.
The construction Of the sound
ing board, together with the
finest German steel strings,
gives this piano a marvellous
range of pure. rich, mellow
tones. The heavy action-prin-
ciple permits the hammer to
strike The strings squarely
and tie result is the depth and
power of its tone. Tie, voicing
controls the action-principle
perfectly-and that is the real
test Of a good piano.
The Shaw Piano is caSed in
mahogany and 70 wood,
equipped with genuin- ivory
keys 1t has the graceful APP
pearan:e ota piano three times
is cost.
The Shaw Piano is the ideal
piano FOR your home. 1t IL
built 10 last, its appearance
is grac,f fully stylish. Its play
lug qualities are unexcelled.
Its Price is consistent with its
value.
Let lus place one in your
home Oh 30 days trial. 1t will
prove itself.
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Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A

81 T. OC OOI IL OAieOhi -,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
BY P M Brockingtcn, Esq, Probate
Judge.
Whereas. R D Robinson made suit
to me, to grant him letters of admins
tratiun OF The estate Of and effects OF
Scott Robinson.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Scott Robin
son, deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the court Of probate to
be held at Kingstree, S c., on the 2lst
day of May next after publication
thereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this End day Of
Nav, Ammo Domini. 1910.
Published on the 5th day of May, 1910,
in the County Record.
PM BRoCKINToN,
5-5-2t Probate Judge.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12
Notice of Election.

BY order Of the County Board OF
Education of Williamsburg County an
election will be held at Spring Pond
school house, near Trio. S G., on Tues
day, Nav II, 1910, TO determinewhet,er
a four mill tax shall be levied in ScLool
District No SO for school purposes.
Those in favor of such levy will vote
yes" AMI those oppo>ed will vote
no" All qualified electors inthe dis
trict will be allowed to vote and the
Trustees will act as managers.
TRUSTEES SCHOOL DISTRICT No 39.
: set per A w Graham. clerk.
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Summons for Relief.
COMPLAINT SERVED.


STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
The Atlantic Coast Lumer Corpora
ton, a corporation duly ch ,rtered anc
existing by and under the laws OF
the State of South Carolina, Plain
tiff,
against
Anna Belle Timmnns Daisy p Beal. q
r Fillmore, II G Fillmore, w w Full
more, J A Fulmor.. John T Nc
Elveen. Alice E McElveen, j j NJ
Graham. w e NeSm tn. trading
under the firm name Of Mes mith
Brothers, and the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Like City, cor.
poration duly charter and existing
by and under the laws OF the
State of South arolina. Defendants.
To the defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
ouired to answer the complaint in
this action, Of which copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve a
copy of your answer to said Com
plaint on the subscriber, at their
office in Kingstree, S c, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of suh service; and If you
fail to answer tine complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this
artion will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
KELLEY & HINDS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Please Take Notice THAT the con :
plaint herein has been filed in tie
office of the Clerk Of Court Of Com
mon Pleas for Williamson & County.
KELLEY Il Kinds,
SIS ct P.aintiffs' Attorneys.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12
A REGULAR Tom Boy

was Susie climbing trees and
fences, jumping bitches, whiting,
always getting scratches, cuts,
sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or
scalds. But laws! Her mother just
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
cured her quick. Heals everything
healable-Boils, Ulcers, Eczema,
Old Sores, Corns or Piles. Try it.
Csc at M l. Aliens. {
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12
Notice of Election of
School Trustees,

In cases whele school districts desire
to elect aheir trustees for the ensuing
two ears the county Board of Educa-
ion will order an election for trustees
in such districts. provided they arepre-
sented before June l with petition
signed by at lest (5 five electors 10
Zach district requesting same.
j G MCCULLOUGH,
$upt Education Williamsburg Clunty.
1888
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-05-12
The
Sweet-Toned
Shaw Piano

is the final result of un-
firing patience and care
full study to produce a
medium priced instru-
ment of fine playing quail
tiles to meet the popular
demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
GENE MAHON WAS lat WICKET"
TWICE AND ENGLISHMEN KICKED

your mouth. and BIT q a stick In
your and sort - fellows. who didn't
understand tba first thing about the
game
In tho eighth the score was s 10
4. tn favor ~ Vancouver. when Gene
Mahon. who WAS our heaviest stick
sr thrn. came 20 bat Two men
Rsru gone and there was a man on
second. n I remember right Gene
lined out a two baEEer. of course
scoring the other runner Then he
stole third and came home on ain
ale. tyinR the score ilsh; hitter
was next up. but he was stlii hunt
ing Cor a bat when Aahon came
across the plate Gene frutted over
90 the bench. turned round couple
Of times. and then giving the high
align 20 the real hitter. came 90 hat
again Would you believe u. not
one ~ the players 1r tho umpire or
the crowd caught on. and hy Jim
mint W ha dl6n't lean against Il for
another double, making the score Q
% 3 for uN.
Mother side scored IN the ninth.
and whom we were packing out bats.
credited with the game. the scorer
came up and told the umpire that
Nahnn had battsd twice In tho
eighth Then there was some fun.
There was no winner and loser cut
81 the gate. and no percentages 20
think ~. 80 we just laughed AZ them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

hind tha desk Than something
happened. Clearing tho wide mar
BILE shelf from a standing vault. the
clerk grabbed tho early morning
visitor IN tho courtly old spanish
way. and literally threw him into
tho middle of the street II vas a
feat Of strength that Jeffriea might
have been proud o.
THIS little fellow" who does
strong man stunts 20 preserve the
peace a. Andrew Harris, and he 10
one Of the finest all round athletes
IN Seattle. His favorite amuse-
menta ara running up tho Madison
e. hills on the high speed and
swimming half way across Lake
Washington on cold winter morn
inRs These little pasiimes keep
him ready Tor all comerA
Andy" ~ one OF tho best soccer
football players IN America. and
several ~ the Seattle managers who
know his record have tried O. get
him for local teams. 80 far without
success. az be says he's out % the
game for good He WIS president
~ the Denver Association football
club
Before coming 10 this country Mr..
Harris made a name for himself az
settlement worker I'm London. be-
ing closely associated with Mrs.
Humphrey ward In this work lie
believes that "a man cnn do Indoor
work and stlll boz an athlete by
taking "a biz Of exercise now and
then" and his exhibition the other
night bears ont his contention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
HAYES-DORANDO
THON NEXT

Johnny Hayes ard porando meet
In san Francisco tomorrow IN their
often postponed match race over the
fun Marathon distance Hayes has
been in san Francisco for several
months past Ia fact since ghs 90
mile race AZ spoknns and naFsndo
has been on the coast for about =
month. The race has bean pest
poncd three times Tor ono cause or
another. bat viii probably be pulled
Off without a hitch tomorrow
10 was the original intention %
Tim McGFuth 10 match the wilmer
against 81 Yves. but tbs little
Freuchman has had considerable
experience with r. Clarence. and
decided 70 acccpt An offer 20 raee
Johnny Marsh 10 Los Angeles rsth-
er than take another chance * run.
ming for the fun ~ tt McGrmth viii
match Tom L1nKbnat. the Indian
speed burner against tomorrow 3
winner.
This - the latest picture o. JohnnY
Hayes They aaF he has come
back % his Olympic form and
this race vii show WHISTLER the
doPestcrs are right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
M'CRAW WANTS A VETERAN
TO AID CHRlSTY MATHEWSON

Maithews0n viii again be Nc
Oraw's standby as a pitcher this
season. Tho big fellow VIII get a
fine raise ln salary. for McGraw be-
iieves that he Is just ~ good AZ ever.
and d0pes u that one grand reliable
pitcher IL two-thirda u the pennant.
The Giant leader figures on h0i-
steflnK up several positions So that
Big Six VIII have support such az be
got IN 1905 and 1904 when he re-
speetlveiy won 81 and 80 games In
1903 Matty baRged 30 victories In
1903 ne fell below McGinnity. who
was there with ~. but In 1903 he
won 81 games and last season had
z5 70 his credit Camnltz also won
Is. gnd Brown COPIED "a. These
three were the leaders
McGraw has a whole bunch u
younRsterH- Drucke Daily, PEARSON.
Temple Kiawitter. Bell Dickson.
Scott and HOlmcs-~beBldes the old
boys. Crandall. Marquard, Wlltae
and Amea But q n likely that ne
will hook Ia "a couple OF veterans aa
help 1atty. rather than depend upon
new talent. History shows that
pennanta have been won by "a few
crack pitchers. Brown, Pfeiater
Overall and Raulbach made good
for Chance. Adams ala not figure
for Pittsburg until the ponnanl
series. II was C0muitz, Willis Mad
dox and Liefiold that kept Clarke
up Ia the race. Plank. Bender
KraUse and Morgan dld the bulk 81
the work ~ Connie Mack. while
Summers. Donovan. Muiiin and VIII
lett turned the trick FOR jennings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
Georgia Peach Would En-
power Umpires to Pun
ish Reckless Base Run
ncrs.
Bv TIP wRIaHr.

The base bali spike talk died
hard bat n planted beneath the
greenwood tree Efforts 20 find a
substitute as good failed Appar.
entity the inventors were nonkeYins
with aerpnlanes or submarines. OF
something equally uniinportaut, II
true and the Old plate with the
three knIfruke blades sticks
They offered safety razor spikes.
anti-Hkid chaina foot ball elcAts and
other things and niliy Fox. as fast
a man as she game ever produced.
when In his prime. came through
with q make them slide head
first idea
hut tho schemes didn't ring right.
apparently fng they we're given tho
ahtOa Sign
And now who DO you think COMES
60 the front With "a sugwva.ion o.
eliminate the Danger 40 nnn but
our old friend Who put Noyafou.
Ca. on tho map TYrua Cobb fcn.
folks the Georgia Peach is up In
front. mapping HIS fingers and ash
ins Uncle Ban n. to stop. look and
iisfsn"
Naturally. 40 ~ was the iaadia-
buck they tried 90 put the Cherokee
sign on ~ ahoiishlnE spikes. Il is
not surprising for him 20 come 20
the front a. an accident policy ped.
der
cohbu idea u 20 giva the umrlres
authority 90 punish players for reck
less base running OF wtliful Injury
70 infiel dcrs. In HE letter 10 tbs bis
chief ~ Bis own particular league
Tyfua says that n players knew
they would be fined % glued 20 the
bench for a few days. they would
not be 90 brash ~lth the steel. AMI
acc dents would % less frequent.
A. the same fime Cobb win b.
one % the runners 90 profit moNt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
ROLLER SORE AT
HENRY ORDEMAN
Graphing Medco Back in Seattle, Says That Cotch 10
Best Wrestler in the World But That One b. r.
Roller Figures Secoad Best-To Meet Here.

last match here. and 90 hear htm
taik YOU'D think that no had some
chance with mo Now, I've a mind
60 take him on and teach him a
lesson
Or Roller naturally picks Jeffriee
TO win she bis fight lie says the
big fellow is IN top condition and
b almost ready Tor "a lonE mih now
He also has some nice things e. say
about Frank Gotch.
Gaich 10 tho marvel ~ The AEe,
IA the way Roller Sizes him az
Hes the bwst wrestler In shr world
hut I'm tho next hest added the
doctor. modeagly n can take any
one but Gotch onto the mat and
shake him like sick kitten I'm
better than I over was before. and
that's saying a good deal"
SURF It's saying good deal. Or.
Roller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
MIDGET C0L0RED
JOCKEY A
Conner

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. 90 -
With the passing Of J. Lee. the
colored pigskin artist. who rode out
here last winter for Fred Foraythe.
and who waa one Of the few boys
vh0 ever rode six winners In ono
day. II looked az n The colorad
jockey was going 10 be- but q
memory ~ the turf In years gone
by colored riders were plentiful,
bat lately they have been very
scarce. and probably today Jockey
LycurEus. who ~ not riding At pres.
eut. IL the peer Of them all.
However. there II az Oakland a
colorsd midget. A. Thomas by
name. who was practically unheard
OF until few days ago. when he
surprised the Emeryville talent by
riding AsltOndaie to victory. This
was looked upon as a fiuke. but
Thomas came right back the next
day and rode two more winners
What makos Thomas riding TO
markable ia the fact that be only
weighs 10 pounds. but seems 10
have the strength OF boy 80
pounds heavier One OF the best
exhibitions he put up was. on npck
thorn. who II one OF the heaviest
headed horses on the track This
nag had on previous occasions been
ridden by older Jockeys. but had
failed TO finish anywhere near the
front Under the clever and able
handling OF this colorcd midget
Buckthorn lay close up 10 the pace
all the way. and when Thomas gave
him his head he went TO the front
aud won by five lengths II Thomas
secures mounts capable Of wfnHina
he liz sure 90 make a name Tor him
self. as he is a good post boy. d
fair Judge OF pace and strong fin
Usher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

"SpeakinK ~ Bob HroWn1 said
DuKdais. no ought % BE- ElAa that
be Isn't up against the NaueouFef
- tan years aEo why. 81 that time
tha people over there didn't know
M hat base tall was. and their sdu-
cation had 20 be started right from
the A n e ~ the game The Kids
used 90 walk round the streets with
lacrosse sticks and cricket bats In
those days Now you see every
pumnaater with a base ball bat ]
remember a funny one that came off
IN Vancouver Ia 1889 that shows
how little the Canadians knew u
our game then.
q took ths Seattle team across 90
play post season game with the
Vancouver team Vancouver wnan't
In any league then. bat had = pretty
fair sent pro uiuh, and wanted a
crack AZ Us A lot ~ Canadians aud
Nriiinhers came 0at 20 the grounds
the ~ai on your ed. and your pipe IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Raymond was a great disappoint-
ment for McGraw last season lie
figured that Bugs" could wIn two
thirds OF 30 games with Mattv
good for 80 and Bugs" for 20. ne
thought he had an edge on the 9th
er clubs But Raymond threw him
down and the dope was ali of. Me-
Graw now wants, more than any
thing else. seasoned veteran Just
a. good as Raymond. but more re-
liable. He'll have a hard time Sc
curing such pitcher. and yet -
money may do A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

And usually Cobb offers an In
step 20 the man guarding the base,
instead u the sole 81 his foot. lie
hooks the inntep around the bag. o.
shoots u over the plate, - that II
tho man taking the throw keeps his
eyes open he IL In little danger 81
being injured by the spikes.
believe that the greatest danger
from Cobb In from bis speed Tor he
smokes into tho base human pro-
iectiie, his 1865 pounds of nervous en~
orgy upaetting the man Who u not
alive. more often than not
cobbs suggestion will penalizo
awkward runners severely. for the
majority o. players who slide feet
first 90 IN with the solos OF their
feet pointing toward TIE man with
ihe ball. instead ~ a IA Cobb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
HOTEL CLERK IS
ATHLETIC
STAR
Runs Up Hills and Gam
bols in Lake Washing
ton So That He Can Do
Strong Man Stunts.

In the very small hours uf 4
recent morning q human dsfesart.
ymwinG up Second as. wtth q shift
ma cargo ~ Seattle spirit. lurched
into the Savoy hotel with the tn
tentlon of starting a rough house
~ say % amusement lie focus2Ha
hts syes on the dgAk. bat at first
could sec nn one behind a. a Sec
ann look disclosed little man.
whose head barely topped the
marble counter. and who politely
asked the gent with the aeuae 70
leave the hotel quietly.
The qusrrria0uie visitor vas as
much above tho average height "a
the clerk wna briow u. and With =
huli-iiks roar he started 20 heave
The parable artlcias AZ the man BE-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Or. BENJAMIN Franklin Roller
handsome and dchonair as N OLD.
arrived lu Seattle this morning tie
came from Portland, where The JET
fries gotch Roller combination
showed last night and he intends
q raioln The company az Tacoma
tonight for a performance there.
Dr Roller Is distinctly pcevish on
account OF tho slurs thrown az HIS
ability a. a wrestler by ono Henry
Or8amAn cf Minneapolis who -
bowling Cor 4 return match with the
graphing utedlcu. ordemAn has
made SO many cracks that Roller
T. going on the mat with him IN
this city Just Ia show the home
folk what he'll DO e. the Norwe-
Eian urstart
I'm sick of this Ordcman nik.
said Roller this morning Hes been
four-flushluE with mc ever since cur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

BY his scheme. Tor his methad Of
sliding. " spectacular and effective.
is not nearly 20 dangerous mH that of
ono less ahlllful
cobb has the so.railed "faii-away"
slide 10 perfection. When ha goes
into q base. about the only thing
the man with the ball has 90 shoot
az Is slender ankle ar foot
I have watched Cobb steal and
slide time and aEaiu and even in
the heat ~ a warmly contested
game he ~ not a recAlena slider /
don't believe ha ever spiked a man
Intentionally In his ne
When Cobb slides he throws his
body away from the base guardian
untli ho N az right angles with the
base line, and only his toe f. On the
path
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
FURIOUS BATTLE
ENDS IN A
DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20. roy
clone" Johnny Thompson Of Illinois
and Tommy Mccarthy OF San Fran
cisco fought 20 furious rounds To a
draw last night The fight was one
u the fastest lightweight battles
fought on the Coast In years. Each
man scored "a knOckdown.
Mccarthy landed 10 times to
Thompa0n'a once, but the latter was
the aggroaaor throughout, which
prompted Referee Eddie Thompson
% call the bout draw
Mccarthy floored his man IN the
first round, and Thompson dropped
the Californian Ia the fifth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
LID MAY co
ON IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. or. Jan. z9-That
the so-called boxing exhibitions.
given BY various local athletic
clubs during the last few weeks have
not net with the approval - the
municipal league. and that the
league viii make a strong effort to
prevent any further exhibitions 81
this kind being staged Ia evident from
a letter written 70 Mayor Simon BY
ID. A. pAttulio ~ the league
In the letter were inci0Hed a mum
Der u clippings from the daily press
giving accounts o. the boxing bouts
Mr.. Pattuilo charges that some u
the bouts were brutal. and that IL
II clear the contestants fought for
monetary considerations
The municipal league considers
this an infraction a the agreement
made BY u with this mayor In which
Il Nas stipulated that only amateur
fights should be allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29
HeSpORTS WRNEl

/ Southern Cross. Stranfs -
have happened and unhah 7
make car fare home Ask u
Burns
sam I.angford's favcfiis s1s<
sion when asked what e -
about his coming fight = IN 4
II 70 Sam. JUS Leah Il 70 sam
Health Nete Let no maa z
loves peace and Quisfude ingAr
Mr.. Jeffries as regards uheiiH
combat with Mr. johnson III q
the level
Pitcher Harry Staiey. ono =
Boston and Pl.tsburg. Is dssa y
result Of an operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-29

Roy Aiken would like some trade
OF sale that would allow him 90 re-
main In Texas for the season.
Aiken's hearing has been worrying
him some. and he IL scsry ~ the
northern climate II WAS for fear
that Aiken wouldn't report that
nuEdala secured Pennington from
Waterloo. Iowa. In the Central
league This player looks good on
the dope. and should prove a useful
man.