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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09
CHAPTER zoe.

AN ACT 10 propose al amendment To
Article OF the constitution OF this STATE
BY adding n"w section. - be known -
IVA and 10 provide toe THE submission Of
said amendment to tn qualified voters Of
this State for the adoption or rejection.
Section !, lie Il enacted by M General
Assembly of Maryland. Nuree -tifths OF AL
the members of each OF the two houses
conrurrinpi. That the following new Sec
tiun b. and thf same Is hereby pr0pos q
rs an amendment 70 Article 3, title
Legislative Department. of the Consti-
tuition Of this state. tie same to be tn
serted after section 81 and to b. NUM-
bercd ipA. and ii adppted D.. Ia" legally
qualified voters Thereof. ns herein pro
vded. said section shall become "a part
of Article OF the Constitution OF Mary
land.
ioA. Tho General Assembly shall IN
act no law authorizing private property
To be taken Tor pubiN use without just
compensation rs De agreed upon between
the parties or awarded by jury, being
first pald u rendered g. the party cnti-
tied 10 such compensation. but whore
such properly iA situated IN Baltimore
city and * desired by THIS State or by the
Mayor and city Council ni Baltimore. the
General Assembly may provide Tor the
appointment Of appraiser by Court -
Record ~ value slch property. aud thHt
upon payment 80 the amount of sueh vai-
uutipp 10 the party entitled Ia cpmpcn-
sA1ion, or into Court tud securing Tho
payment Of amy further sum that may
be awarded by jury. such property
may be taken.
Sec :. AM be ~ fuftAfr enacted d the
authority aforesaid. That the said fore
going section. hereby proposed AS an
amendment o. the Constitution, shall at
the next ensuing general election. to bee
held on Tuesday next after the first
Monda! Ia the month III November. 1918,
be submitted to the legal and qualified
voters thereof FOR 'hcif adoption or re-
jcctlpu. IN pursuance Of the directions
contained IN Article II of the Coustitu-
ton VI this state, and 80 thr said cleo
ton tho vote on said proposed amend
ment 10 the Constitution shall be By bal
lot. and upon each ballot there shall b
Constitutional Amendment and Against
the Constitutional Amendment AS now
provided hs Law. and Immediately after
said election due returns shall be made
to the Governor ot tilu vote for ana
against said proposed amendment as d.
rected by said Article II 81 "a 'on-ti-
tuition.
Approved April ;. 1872.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09
CHAPTER ~.

AN ACT TO amend Section q OF Article
III, title Legislative department.. OF
the Constitution of this Stuie. and IL pro-
vide for the submission 81 said am, md
ment TO the qualified voters OF this State
for aduptlon or rejection.
Section /. BE II enacted By the Cen
cra Assembly Of Maryland. Ghree-nfths
OF an the members OF each Of the two
houses concurrngl. That the following
section be and the sam. Is hereby pro-
posed as an amendment to Section = Of
Article ILL., title Legislative Depart
men, OF the Constitution Of this STATE
and II adopted by thu legal and qualified
voters thereof as herein provided. II shail
supersedc and stand IN mo place ana
stead Of Section . oi said Article III,
Sec q. Any BIN may origtnate IN
either House OF the General Assembly
the other. but no bill shall originate In
either House during the last ten days OF
the session. unless two-thirds " the
members elected thereto shall so deter
mine by yeas and nays. nor shall any
bill become a law until 1t be read on
three different days of the session IN each
house unless twO-ihirds OF the members
elected TO the house whore such bill Is
pending shall So determine by y-aa and
nays and no bill shall be read n third
time until IL shall have been actually ell
crossed or priated for a third reading.
See .. And be- IL further enacted by
the authority aforesaid. That the afore-
going section hereby proposed as tu
amendment Co the Constitution Of this
State shall BE- lt the next general election
for members Of the General Assembly OF
Maryland to b. held IN this state, sub
mitted 10 the legal ana qualified voters
thereof for their adoption or rejection. Ia
pursuanc" Of tn" directions contained In
Article XIV Of thu Constitution OF this
STATE and at said general election the
vote on the said proposed amendment
shall b. BY ballot. and upon each ballot
there shaft be printed che words For
the Constitutional Amendment" and
Against the Constitutional Amendment.
rs nuw prescribed hy law. and imme-
diat"ly after said election due returns
shall b. mad. To- the Governor of the vote
for and against the proposed amendment.
rs directed by said Article XIV Of the
Constitution.
Aunrnved April 5 1912
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09
We will
help you.

II you are living in rented house
you. no doubt. have long desired TO own
your own home and have made plans to
that end There is no need 20 delay the
matter. when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready TO help
you, ana wnen you realize that the
money you have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought ard
paid for home for you. then you will
no longer continue TO pay rent.
Call aud see W. ID. Cordry. Jr.. Sec
rotary of the Association and he will
explain how you can get the money 10
build you house an and easy way BY
which you can repay the loan.
Snow Hill Building and Loan
Association.
MARION 7. HARGIS.
President.
W. D. CORDDRY. Jr.
Secretary
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09

state may b. Interested. and he shall
quifed hy the General Assembly or either
branch thereof the Governor the Comp
trpiier % the Treasury. ~ any state
Attorney on aus legal mHttrf of subject
depending before them of either 81 them
ana when required hy the Governor or
General Ass. fuhiy Ht shall aid any state =
ton brought hy fhe Staie Ia any Court
OF the STATE. and De shall commence aud
prosecute nr dHfNu8 Hn. suit or action
Ia any af sHil courts eco thN part OF thf
STATE. which the General Assembly on
che Governor acting according To law
shall direct o. ht luWfatured prp.erut' q
or defended tnd be- shall have aud per
form such other duties ana fhhU hii-
point such number 81 dHputiN- or assist
ants uF fhf General Assembly fHuf from
time % time rs law prescribe. aud ne
shall receive for bis services an annual
salary 81 three thousand dollars. 0r such
annual SALARY as tho General Assembly
may FROM time tp time hN faN prescribe .
but D. atHN MT De- entitled TO receive
ANY fses pDr4fis.tas or rewards what
ever in addition % the salary aforesaid
fcr thN Performance ~ auy Official duty
nor shall tNe Governor employ HnN uudi
tipnnl counsel in any case whtisEer un-
less authorized hy thr General Assembly
So b And Zee it further ruHcfed TnH'
the f1rfnolnu section. hereby proposed a.
an amendment 10 ihe Constitution OF This
STATE shah he at the next general cleo.
tlOn for wemhsf8 % the General ASSEM-
bly, o. he held IN this state. Submit q
to the itgHi aud qualified voters thereof
for then 8dauflnn ar rejection u pur
ILL., "A ~ &c., g,,s,i,,ati,t. iaI s e,id
'i.,ic,, n ,.. *. e,ts ,'.,,,.,..i s.n.,,i3.
,ne,tt sh4ii H. b, taiiof ANA i,ann earh
hStfe, ttrrs assn FL nrint. III. xvntae
"For ~ c,asttiis,is.ai Amendment
ana "Aeat,sf IN. t,ostifuffnn5t Hnt.rd
NO., sl t,,e tr..af'rift,d hv faw ma
irunsdl4f.lis no. s.ld election iua r.
M, nv yo, ~. ~ .Hd seains, sai8 pro '9
t.enth Arft.b n thr Constitution
Sovy Therefor. phinfpe Leo Colds
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09
NORTHWARD
ALL IN ITS PATH
Creature lnvades Everything
In House and Even At
tackS Babies.

the dining table with poisoned tape
and sometimes even set the legs OF the
tables upon panes of glass coated with
vasclinc poisoned with some repellent.
Yet so persistent are the little lmml.
grants IN their attacks that even these
obstacles do not always stop them. The
government reports are full Of state
ments TO show the ineffectiveness of
all repellent agencies when the ants
get on the rampage.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09

Proposed Amendments to
the Constitution of
Maryland.

Whereas. at the January Session OF the
General Assembly Of Maryland. held In
the year VI our Lord our thousand nine
hundred aud twelve, Acts We're passe d
proposing amendments To- Section Of
Article l. S,-ond - Of Article 3. Section
OF Articl. 8. Section of Article 8. Sec
ton q oi Article 1. ana adding a propos-
ed new section 10 Article ,, OF the Con.
stitut!on OF this STATE which said Acts
are IN the following words 10 wit.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09

Woman in Brookline, Mass, reversed
a common form of will by leaving her
husband $4,000 on condition that he
does not marry again.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09

Fish walk dance has turned the
scales OF popular favor In London SO
ciety.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-09

To stop aeroplanes on Sunday Eng
lish authorities invoked law enacted
under Charles l.. but the judges would
not stand for II,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14
MOUNT MAzAMA HIGHEST
MOUNTAIN IN UNITED STATES

Tire highest mountain in oregon is
Mouns Hood. .225 teet above sea level.
ccsrgared with Moux Whitney to the
south In California. and Mouna Rainier.
90 the nosth IN Washington. each rtsanss
wan above $4,000 feet Mount Hood does
not apIsssx az a s5ty=svapped However
according 20 the eooioxnsfs Of the
United States Geological Survey and
otfs5 authosstieS Oregon Ind at one
time. lu'ots.tzy befors the dawn o.
ME us,on tn earth. a great volcano
~fsoh lowered as TAR above Mount Hood
as DOES Mount Haraer. possibly even
several thousand feet hlgaher THIS was
the great Mount MazaHa. But thous-
a.nsLs 81 years ago this mountain dis
ars,eared isao the bowls Of the earth
and an that is left toby II the huge
run around Csv1ter Lake
Crater Lake IL the calderN Of ;1Ns
extinct and collapsed volcano and Is
nearly n1srs in diameter The n
sssfe Walls ~ the rim 90 the ancient
mountain are in places nearly 1000 feet
nsh and asrnos perpendicular The
bake fss,H Il IN psaoes I. 600 feet c>.es,
and parts ~ the s.n rse above its
vSt.fs another lsoe feet A rexorx,
cor ~ the u,ounaslr IN kancy, using
as n fSasts the ansrses oS me ower
slopes sauch ysin s,ernaln. slows chat
the APEX could not have been far Norn
900 seet in bsasrhd. 10 mat Mount
sAssauia ~s.~ osle q ths most Dosty and
majestic PEAKS ar Tire JtrAts-d states
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14

sfrtts< AlSy- Nasvf James J fhn
Ieeix y ftr iNsmssssx tieaaard taiiott
% a. N.rsherr ls.eine railway ard
s-et~ssr zee ana 80 othes oosnnvnity
sc~x~ nstwesn tpacaso sfae ne ooase
srs se~etsd fn sf~s<Ans ueu June ~
us eras-a5 pcnferuen % ~ NoFth~sFt
rsfe-, fsn~sst lssFise
es~.<.n G. 0,rtasy. ss.orstafS rnssr
ssef q ~ e1us.w - cofrsrsucs. hsls
RESOLVED 1essc<s nat tnens ~ un-
rsrzsnt cparfsefpflae. a. thai rases
tao ssa - uts seyrins sr,ssis 81 tEs
skrfcals ifns raeofeoe@ ~ me HAAS Nm
gary sn& enc ssatirs nortss~ees m.
eseasns = 80 panansa oenal and SO
rvotG-fs< ~ffses s4rK tte futsfs develop
rn-nt q sfde serrer - hts ttusied states
-sa res~1vs ett-resoss. aHsss otser
thiusa. sri -aras q - m>r reso have
had r~vose~nf p~rt 10 ths oasa-
sns " - sasatsr nn's h~esd ~sn give
shes eesrsore M a.f.8e~s
- q. >sFc1eeS fsssr1f naanAKsr %
~ Naisoeai Apps -ssos and = rnsn~
h-g - IA executive s.easd - nc
Eersf~rsz r.@s~lcf.sosrr ssaaus. states
tfnt sgeri4i train win - run NON
harnespohs IS ssEskans AR ths oor-
ressftss,. hs~rtuT iaFsrs ssrfy ncm
~ T>psE tzsser sns lsckins uy dele
satsort ~ roete To sp,skane
ciAnt'sr n euums-r.e tae h@snln ar
raii1esn@u.a ~ ne ~utertairaneri Of
she writnrs essf v5&i nl.o~ them az
nuse< q ~ stu-ourdsns country az
pos@itas dafsns trstr sfay here.
Tnr convention eia be- three
sa3s 4rfasf nft .iif \. r.Lf t,.rlrg.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14
BAILEY WATER SYSTEM.

HALEY. March IA corrxnGs I -
CONSISTING Of tsse Hon Fs~d ". Good
ma u se-oesnops. n l. Evans q Ma had.
Frcd Fra OF Parma. Iarsi CouarassSon
60 Geo~Fe A nay ~ Boise. Senator
ftofiosea 81 IVAN Fails dir,coprs. and
tssssespi Manager CradWtck o. the
is4Ao State iAfo irse'rstD Comps ny.
Wiz visit Haaey hnmeiiase1y upon
t-tng snfcrrod hs Fred c Bradley
q tho Disappearance ~ the STOW. %
sacest.in what - nece~safS 70 be done
to n,r our water Ss-stesn upon a sim
rAry and xiruuehly effi,ie1,t tasds
FOR RENr--F1ne Grain Ranch Of $50
acres. on Camas Prairie three and
half nYfes from New Soldier all
fenced good water right WIN lease
for one or more years for one-fourth
% the crop Particulars AT silva's barn.
Shoshone ie-ii
WANTED Furnished rooms for house
keeping Appsy n Journal sftcs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE PROBATE COURT, BLAINE
COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO {

IN THE PROBATE COURT, BLAINE
COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO.
In the matter of the estate of
Kehlin T. Koonce, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance of an order of the Pros
bate Court OF Blaine County, State of
uary, 1918, in the matter Of the es-.
tate Of Kehlin q. KooDce, deceased, ,.
the undersigned, Curtis l. Koonce,
VILE sell at private sale, TO the highest
and best bidder, for cash. one-hak down
and balance upon Confirmation, and
subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court. on Monday, the 18th day OF
April, 1913, az O'Clock p M, at
Soldier, Idaho, in Elaine County, alb
the right, title, interest and estate
OF the sa.bd KelIEn d. Koonce at the,
tame Of his death. and AN the right
title and interest that the said estatei
has, by operation OF law or otherwise
acquired, other than, or IN addition
at the time Of his death, in and to
all the certain lots, pieces or par
cels Of hand situate, lying and being in
Lucoin county, STATE or ldailo, and
and described as follows o-wit:
FL. SEA and VIZ sEA and EH OF
sWz OF Sec. 9 B. s. r. is E, con-
aiming 1eo acres more oc less in LIN
coin County. Idaho, and two head of
horses and other effects in Blaine
county, Idaho
Terms and Conditions OF Sale; Ask
)De-hRsf down upon the day Of sale |
md balance on OooSSrmation Of sale |
~ Probate Court Of Baane County |
Deed at expense OF purchaser.
The tnds or Offers must be in writ
rs and eenS OF delivered personally
o Curtis L. Koonoe, Adzrd nsstrator at |
Idaho.
The administrator reserves the right
o reject any and an bids
CURTIS L. KOONCE,
lated March 10. 1918 Administrator.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14
HOW NOBLE ANIMALS
ARE LURED into PENS
TO EFFORTS TO REDUCE WILD
ELK IN JACKSON HOLE.

| POCATELLO, March 12-Anothez
two carloads of wild elk from the Jack
son Hole Country in Western Wyoming
passed through Pocateno last might
in charge Of game wanlen from Wyo-
nldng, consigned to Cheyenne. where
they viii be turned loose in public and
herd viii be used to stock the tdg
ranch of Governor Carey.
The government has been feeding
the elk and antelope this winter in
stead of their being Left TO live on
clear, cold atmosphere and snow. But
the winter has been comparatively
mild so the animals are IN good
shape.
The elk come down off the high
lands every evening 10 be fed with
hay, and advantage cf this is taken
TO lure a number of them into a spe-
cially built cor1al where there is an
abundance of rqovender. The men
on watch are hidden from sight, and
by means of a string connected with
spring ON the corral gate, the latter
is swung shut when the desired num-
Der of specimens are inside. Then
there Is a frantic tearing around of
the imprisoned animals. as they see
their captoss and try TO escape One
animal recently jumped clear over
the eight -foot fence, while another
caught on the top and fell over Oh
the outside; on one occasion two
broke their neclos in trying 10 get out
Hle neck Of an elk is easily broken,
because it is curved somewhat after
the manner OF a camel. and fox that
reason II Is risky 70 rope them
The end OF the corral opens Into a
sort OF chute leading INTO cage sen
on sessh. When in tfEs carrte be-
ing forced into the sleigh cage, the
horns are sawn of the bull elk, and
the sieash is hauied TO the nearest
raiisnsd station where the capdives
are ruH into stock cars from the
cages After being in captivity for
y hours. they become tame and wiz
eat out Of a mans hand. They are
Snapped the same az other cattle TO
their destination.
a consignment of 25 head due 10
pass through here today viii be seat
10 Mt. Nebo reservation and Will
make So OF the animals within the
limits OF Utah. This number is aSl
mat can be secured this year, burt
text year Commissioner Chambers is
'onffdenH OF getting $50 more. and
'ach year thereafter further consign-
nenfs are TO be secured for diStTtbu-
ION IN Utah. OF course the elk VIA
'e protected and hunting Of them VIZ
lot be allowed for several years, until
ney have had chance to multiply.
Any one caught killing or Interfering
VIM be severely dealt with
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14

Nsxs 10 uowe two hss,dnDesr ooffse
Tho Redo ~ss have strengthened
ssre than any oshs t-<aan Ar the
ssasri-A Is0t ysss these boys though
i.>s4sxefxsd s many wxsOs and with
kite aznfdfson sssiss ne Isl OF Jun-a.
rsoc~sss-,, In n.sssa.ss n the rrss d.
s'sssoo Ia NJ al vev well a. Say that
they sd a. not a. much through
the~ own stusrs a. tlvoesrh the tall
Lns dbs~ss % other teams, such as
the fassae- and Cardinals, Il - vs~y
trsle tAss< Tho fasMcs on nsfrn. -eou.d
a. tass Rs~ae naayed az rsn~e, the
Qallsw~ ~sf~ wo<r~. ANYWAY The
R.sts ar.iaut an fourth pSecsA though
dwraAyLnS q voy rsuaa slrsount q
e SA~s Tsas ycar. wsth tfss sseatson u
Jcs TSn&s 90 fs a Essse ~aach has
An< hem WY ~esek sr-et or The
club ard 20 zs-sla some sfsrst r-ppes
nu>f sls@er INTO the cipsb. o. team
selo,id Play ypsxay sap-,r-cr nsn The
itsi pet ut,xns stall * rot sensational.
bsn "a shove tn averAg@ With
SQsssr. Fsvnmta. Benton ard werks as
ire fx.&soos a. the stnn. atst savess,l
other v.xy rae rsun ne team viii b.
fAlrty VIII c-usps~d IN ths box r =
not n-s.riy - strives a. f1tt@burx On
the mound ood y oousa~es very IA
vofssbIy VIII nic~s Of the other chshx
IN the ieasruA nr,A.u vol have an
oth@w catcher ben~e tho SEASON cpqrue
TIE rsf1~sd v wossierfuny improved
and the outfirad ranks s-xy hssrs, Il
- hard 10 ee- where any ~ ths
hubs which rsns~fax baok 49, ...as
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14

Ike q formidable organization this
year The pttcn1ne staff u fa1 below
par, wiki only one tIrs1 ciass man.
and tfzlt one Is a spst DaIer wsso may
turn out 10 b~nyore or less uncer-
tain. The Cubs nave no good left
hnsnder and 30 stFrn2 Of experienced |
flslriexe 20 take up the burden day af- I
tea DAY II Il very doubtful whener
Bres0ahnD Will prove suan n@sp %
them behind the bat q expected.
Roger rae done ysty &t4e ~Drk for
a couple Of years. an0 me means he
enDboyed IN securing tob after ios-
.na out ~ - LOUIS does not speak
very VA for h1s Influence upon
team. While Arches r tie best
catcher la the league ne hep winch
ns Yth go .fn0m tssesra4Ian q beng
largely exaggerated. The Cub ilifeid
y very Ia frosn naiat = ests IN TIE
Izlr.y Digs. ard ~ outneid u good
spt nci brilliant hvefs RAG yet 70
fl.oR inst Pc ean retain ias lsoise q
iydsneI1 day after DAY under tine
strain AID gr-sa u handling ban
chib. y the Cube do better THAN
fourth place uis yeaf tn"y wa BE-
f0ins very wAl indeed
The i'niiles are invariably over
.ated during he winter season. FOR
ines OF iouq yeaFF many critics have =
nutsd them ~ possible pemnant "4n- =
ise oni5 20 rec them fall by ohe !.
va gstfe and limp home IN fourth ~ {,
inh place. fAi - aAtas and excuse :,
'hefe e ~pmeiiane rao1oaliy WRONG "
'hihes The club has many elements "
strength bat m'e best In - nsven !.
rougnt out and u is always Sec =,
~ faiea There is nkeiy 70 be some
n5a"v"meni this year with Foeei cut
Nd harmony reiefAng I'm the camp CO
NJ e D. simple fact mat the wiser
sinnarrs iu the league never con
der the ratntas as n ser.ous or,no- 20
ton. 10 spite Of their Hagnlmcent -, -
fcnans sian ana Other good points
hey ran NTH iaA year and VIII
otab0 finish In about the same y.
sition this year. The club That has ~
heightened most, asa,e from the ~
slS' ~ Boston. Which NuA surely
NIB out Of TIE cellar ana appear
q 10 ,gn a. good ar SIXTH T5ere Bu
some excellent material amone the SIN
ans and C;eorye saaBsues H. INST the ing
1890 ~ lsft
N D. bring out The club mas I,
70 Ht a bad rue for long time
Ia the constant changes IN the .4'-
.nagea!ai end and Also in the own
PAP u tue club. ; tselinss Is
cefui ana ntelAsent manager who
: not stand fm conditions as they -
We been IN Boston The u to1iers -,
J pitch for staIiirSs, and the play
Will play, 70 rne best Of their
MY. There il good deal OF aba- 90
there and II viii be brought out ~
3 war Tpa Beans should surely 10 J
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-03-14

Ttie Giants van always pm np
merry t@tfie. ~ kong az McCraw ~
running H. club. What they could
a. u they had two or three smart
issH ph,y.rs h caution A. q Is,
u,4y iaug, h,roe and dash their way
aioeg. tseahpE down opposition by
sllser speed and aslFesdveneAs one
of Mct@ewA cardinal piansiples - 10
fsay haa hass.H game agains, the
ueakesi opposition and that IL where
DO beat the iarAtcf. VINO STOW care
lex ~ ames and losa Too many games
90 seeend division clubs For in-
eisilcs hgt year the Hsde broke even
~dt the laIsiss on ths seasons SCI
rics. ~ealte they lost rs ,r51lsh games,
to the C1aras The Gas nts arr poor
isa4 oi,sA and nothing showed this fact /
nsa~ eleaAiy tian Tho silly and ohid-
ssn way in NRedh they hooted away
tns worda @es1ss aS fan Hus la q
Icng race they win always be up
ih4te, on aooonm ~ ne extra num- /
oesr ~ games they via win from the
s-aA - isan~ Maity Is win good FOR
many fair sames .saspn and Jeff
rvsr~au ssDuld be tnws Of
Nrensih tfsr ycar mar.I,is,rd will b
snfceaS seews a. wei az he dad last
'eaf fhk vaudeville and society sx-
'saaenoos tlSs winter fave not been
Pc tess Of aslng for fdn and Il -
sry sssuhtfs whotheF he Will b. the
tssl .r,-sL& kietaaw hax a. couple %
ers skssy iootknE Youngsters and ne
lt1 froi9hD esa some sood pitching
~ not 49, sood as ~ nas had in
be- paEt. ihs tufish "a strong and
~ osftfieid tsts we'll The team r.
~ proposition IN short ssIiea
lraint a rcalS smart and able ball !,
esh. tsn in the sonR lzand Il -
angss"us and VIA very Akeiy sue
aed IN tsethns every team except
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