davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

letIlole ct Ut puu ApuIuBC4lesull'
italterne onbragte unge Wenneifer.
Get er nemlig Menin9en, at DC
pnnifeligite og oloite Gleuer fro
in1tlige Sporageliesonitalter ifaI
iomIes / Den Iuffe6e aioeling pao
9rooifopgaoro og Der boIoes afion-
oreoe ira DC sprige GlGner, in6til
oeres Opferiel er beoret iaa me9et,
at De igen fan oaa tilba8e til Den
alminoelige 9e6onoling.
SfOlclODcnS 100-anrs Su6ilGnm
i 1914. 7anmarfs 9oreforenings
Sobeo6eitprelie hor / 6isie 9oac.
ifrioer Str. 3g6l." al %. 9tpriG
af6oIot @eoe Der i asbenbaon.
@boo ser i iprlig @raO optog
@}soef. par 6orhanoIiu3erne ON,
poa 6pilfen Maa0e Sfolelobens
t00.9forS Subilpum / 1914 ifof
feitligboloe9.
Subject iatocr oen %. SUM. og
set beilutteoes / 1o1ene 6eron.
frinq at niboloe ct tort SfoIemooe
me0 9eltoqere ira bele 2anoet. DO.
oct, Der ifof rare / ilere Gage, nil
bIipe cabinet unoer 6eiti6eli9e 6or
mer. meo 9liipn9elie a en- San.
tate. % Ser agtes fnpttet Ell ll6itil.
ling til Den. beitoaenoe al 6inerie
Sfolemoteriel. Ger nfholbe5 enGuf.
fe pGoagogiife Goreorag % ioreto.
lc9 ifere l%l0illgter.
9ps6illcocr / Sfolcrnc. 5 Tor.
ifelIiae 2an6e bar man ollercoe ior
nogen Iio tilboge bait lin 0pmarf-
iombeo 9enoenot paa De tore giu-
lig6e0er, Spsbilleoerne irembpoer
paa lln0erpisningens Smraaoe. %.
ioa Der blemme bar ma M tagei
Sagen op, ioet Der Tor fort li0 T.
Den al 9Grere Sanoet oner 6onne.
oes Ell 9nsbilleoiorening meo Del
6orniaol at isge De lepenoe Billie.
Der tnget / Sfolens Iieneite.
6oreningen, bois 5ormono er
2prer Sir. 9rogooro, Nprum,
Dor orbeioet ibGroiot FOR Sogens
5remnle, % ma er nIIereoe naaci
iaa lonet, at Der 2. oo 8. 9inie.
bag ifuloe aIboloes ct 2pSbilleo,
msoe / 6rebericio Tor SfoIempnf
og oeres 3eprGientonter. Der mar,
mere ifuIoe toge SpergsmnoIet OF
til 8rsitelie.
Store @apcr til Mniect / SOL
bGf. 5orlpngit aiosoe Nolerme'
tier aooIf Solm, 9oIbGf, beiao en-
itor os meget ~oGroiiuIo Seeliam.
ling, iom ban meo ibGroig Samler-
interesie ielo baooe tiIpeiebrngt oa
oronet.
9enne Samling, Ger beitaor al
oper 2300 gomle oanife giipe., 9p.
og 2ongs. iamt aoeIsieel, er i'll
.Solb. q. 9ogbl.~ al Gnfe'ruSolm
SolbUf, neloillist ifGntet til Mu.
ieet / Solbnf.
Slagsmaal % Grab. Rg. 2pn8.
BY, %. @pril. timber et 9riffegilbt
Il Not / asDI9o6e 10 / 9pngbp
bpori 6eItoo 9liffeniIaeer Sbor.
oolo 9obI oe glrbeiosmgnoene 60.
fus anorenfen, Sans SEMEN oq
Sans Sanien, opitoo Der ct Slags.
maof, bpormoer 3obI blep iloaei
til Sor6en. 8eo Sefstioen i DIOR.
ges ifete Ser anmeloeIie til PoIitiet
og ga bette Tom til Steoe, fanol
man oen 50aorige Gail lig9enoC
$50 pao @uInet. Ia oct formooe'
oes, at Den oi6eoe oar bleoen or9bt
unoer SIag8manI, er i'll. 9Aorort
girfs Sio." oe forannaonte tn
9erIoner blepeu anboIbte.
89. aebenbapn, %. gpriI. Qar
8igsboipitolet oboucereoes / 8af
9iaet al 9liffenilnger 9abI. Oh
ouftionen CAB til 9eiuItat, at Der
0abl tiIfsiebe Operlait bar bare.
tiIitrpffeIie iii at brGbe ct iat
itGrft iOpffet Menneife.
Otter ct 6orbsr / eftermiooof
oper De andre 9eltngere / Griffe
aiIoet anboIotes arbeioSmano an
oreaier, ser uopeeeoes Of be andre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

GcnSO0r- Nulen. @i6or1, 249tpril.
8rf. 9oGSgoaro Al Rouoers bar
iolgt aongensbus 6eoe / 6reoerifS,
ca. 1000 Eor. 9ano. til aommi5.
iion3roao Sans Gail al 6onibura
oq Gensoproporptter Sobs. Beef
of 6reoerif8 ior $4,000 SIR. Get
fe6te Se6eoreol oil 6lipc ino6egnet
% 6enpttet til Gensonropl I flor
lloitrGfning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

inn oo en- fiuIoen 9tr~beioSeune fob
te fig ct Nann og ell 6%orretning,
iom minoer ON 9Gpentprets Ser.
ben.
Gbriitionien er man9eaario 6or-
man6 for Den lofale 6dnoelsfore.
ming o9 Me0Iem al 9eitpreIien ior
DC ipoife SonoeIsiorenin9er, o9
oe5lloen bar ban / Ell garroffe bar.
ret MeoIem Al 9i1ningsfommiS.
iionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
innoct groncciuGro. 6reoerifs.

6nnOet SrOncciUGrO. 6re0erifs.
ham, 2e. Npril. "a @aor0eier
Sch. Ibomiens Ssn forIeoen pIeie-
oe pao lin 6aoerS Morf / Sterile
ben Of 5reoerifsbopn TOM ct tue-
9goet 9ronceipGro for Gogens ems.
Sfeoen bar .n9ret al 3rG meo en-
inooenoig 9eflGonirg al tint
Sfino. SbGroet nil bline nGrmere
unoerisgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
%SnbiamIiusen iii 5oribaret

Goruoen De fsbenboonife 9iorag
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

After a thfee.wce visit with
lis grandparents, Nj and Mrs. Gro.
we'll, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kunkel, Lloyd
kunkel left this week for his home In
Dorchester, Neb,
Prof. T.. y. Powell, superintend.
ent OF our public schools, arrived
home, Wednesday morning OF this
week, after being absent number of
weeks, engaged In chautauqua work,
Joseph II. Lansing, accompanied
by Dr. j, a, klopp, took Mrs, Ian.
sing TO 81. Joseph, Monday OF this
week, for an examination a. to her
eyesight. Dr. Fulkerson, WHO ex.
amined her, said her eyesight was
entirely gone, and size would never
recover II, She viii remain there
and make her permanent home with
her son, Joseph iIeyer.
.--.Iephtha Greene and sister, Miss
Eta, left Monday Of this week for
Bull, Idaho, where Miss Eta will
teach In the public schools OF that
city, and ".lep will engage IN some
business. We are sorry To lose them,
but Join with their many friends In
Wishing them success In their new
home. We know that they Will
make good" for they have all Of the
qualifications that 20 1, make Sue
cess.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Trustees Sale.

wbrf-a>, seth \. Ferguson aud Alir, D..
Ferguson, his wife. 10y their certain Deed Of
Trust, dated. the list day " May. ifpi. aud
hlcd for record the 18th day ~ June. issi, Ia
Holt County, Missouri. aud ~ Record In HOOK
Lei ut page =. ~ said record, conveyed to III.
undersigned Trustee. " u. Rirhard>, IN trust
To secure I'll. payment ~ their two ca promis.
sorry notes therein described and Interest
thereon thu follow Ing described real estate,
Holt, and state ~ Missouri. tot iti
All Of lots numbered eighteen tisi and niue.
teen lipN, In Nlorh number twenty two CO.. IN
the Mound tuy ENtrnsinn Coinpany's addi.
ton To- tlI, town ~ Mound CIiy. In said Holt
County, Missouri
ana default has I,ecn made IN the pa mrnt
thcrrOf, md whereas 10y the terms OF said deed
Of trust N default ir made IN the pay ment "a
any part ~ said debt, when the same N due,
then lic whole amount ~ said debt becomes
due aid payable. aud the owners aud legal
execute the power conferred upon m. by said
deed az trust, snd IT, sell tie real estate
above described and In said deed ~ trust
described;
Nov therefore. At the request ~ the owners
ana lcga holders ~ said notes aud Ia put>u-
and the authority In ne vested by >nid deed
~ trust, viii On
wEDNE>DAy, TUT .trH DAv az
SEPTEMBER, 1913
l-I srsn III, hour ~ o'clock In ia. FIRE.
nphu and 5uclork ~ the afternoon ~ that
day AZ The Court House door Ia the city ~
Oregon, Ia Holt county, Missouri, sell Ut pub.
liz Ncnduc, Ia tlr highest bidder, for cash.
the above described real estate, Tor the pIIr-
VII, HIrnAnns.
1fu,t,p.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Society,".

Tuesday evening Of this week, IIor.
tense DUNCAN entertained at cards"
In honor OF her cousin, Miss Berry.
800" was played at three tables.
Guest prizes were given Miss Berry
and Miss Welty, Mrs. W. W, Daw-
son won the ladies' prize, while Fred
Philbrick captured that for the gen.
tlemen. The following were present:
Mr., and Mrs. W. W. Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs, Fred Philbrick, Miss Lois
Welty, Of ST, Joseph, Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Berry. Messrs, Ned
Iiinde, Roger Turner, win Moore,
Don Hunt and the hostess.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Order of Publication.
SrArEnr Ml;sorRL,,,

u vi Xxi, \
rorSrS ~ HoIT, W
In III. Circuit Court. ort"l"r Term, ipia,
sylvia u. furrhi, plaintiff.
Elmer A fur"ht, defendant.
A. this :,th day Of August. 1918. ZONE, the
p!a!ntiii herein hefor, III" nndcr,!anr Clerk
her Petition aud Affidnvit, alleging, among
othei things, that I|frndant, Elmer a.
furhi, II not resident ~ the state ~ Mis-
sour
whrrcupon. II l. ordered by the CLERK. that
said defendant b. NOTIFIED by publication
that Plaintiff has commenced u suit against
,ure q, o. which. Is, that TiainiiH SEEK, To- Sr
divorced from the honds ~ mai rimony here
toforr contracted with said Defendant, ~
81 Donlphan aud state 81 Kansa,' on the ioi.
lowing grounds, to-witi Thr Defend ant,
wholly dlsresnrdlng his duties NJ the hus
Piain,iS. without a rsasonSSc "aass, ior tie
space u one year, that II Ia say The Dcfen-
dunt has. without any reasonable cause,
since the 18Th day 81 May. iNSs and That IN
less the said Defendant, Elmer A. Furchi, br
and appear at this Court, AT the next term
House In the City OF Oregon, In said County,
on the nth day 81 October next, and on the
hrst day OF said term answer or plead 70 the
petition In said cause, the same VIII he taken
| hs confessed, and judgment viii In rendered
accordingly.
And II II further ordered. That n copy
| hereof lie published, according to law, In the
HOiT COUNTY SENTINEL, n weekly newspaper
printed and published In the County Of Holt,
and state Of Missouri, aud designated by
Plaintiffs attorney, at least once week, for
| four successive weeks, the last Insert ION
thereof 10 be not less than fifteen day, he
| fore the eth day ~ October, 1918,
T.. A. DURHAM
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
l-' Witness my hand and the seal al
| sENL the Circuit Court Of Holt County
i-,-N this 9Th ~ August, 1918
| r. A. DUSHhM,
Circuit Clerk,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Mayflower.

william Brohan Is visiting home
folks.
John Scliahk and Roy IIyder we're
Oregon callers. Saturday.
Tom Hughes. wife aud daughter
Celia. we're Oregon callers, saturday,
Quite a few from this vicinity
attended the Charles Bahler funeral
Sunday.
Mrs. John Scliank and daughters
Iva and Drpha, were Forbes callers.
Wednesday.
Hugh Brohan, daughter, Alice.
and son, Johnnie. we're oregon call.
ers, saturday.
John Schank aud family spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs. Henry
Deglow and family
Charles Stadlef has just finished
cement porch and steps az our
school house, this week.
Mrs. VIII MahUn and daughters.
Drrick and Louise, will return Sat.
urday from a visit with her sister.
Mrs. James Gelyin. In Arkansas.
Hrr-N
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Colorado
Is q Wonderful
Place for
Children

| don't know any place
where children are so benr.
flied from a few weeks of
outdoor life. as they are in
Colorado. The summer life
there H. about az ideal a. can
be imagined, aud you can
live there comfortably. and
at moderate cost.
II l. easy 10 20 to Colorado nova.
days Ihc trains are sc luxurious
and modern. with their ru.lWans
and dining ears. and electric lights
and patent ,eniiiator>. that tie trip
T. great part OF the pleasure.
stop - the ONCE. or write Tor In.
formation. Let me help pan a trip
for you That's wha, In here Tor.
Let me- send you booklet un colo.
RADIO, with maps aud pictures de.
>cribing the country and telling
about the hotels and boarding houses.
their attractions aud charges Let
me tel You about the low price ex.
cursiOn tickets. can or write for a
tree copy oi oar booklet on Colorado
i. Z birmingham. Ticke, Agent
Burlington Route, Forest CITY, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Monarch.

i 4. Garner has been visiting lis
daughter, Mrs Relic bray. Ia Sayan.
nah.
Ray Callen and wife. Of near
Nodaway visited In our neigiiborhood,
SUNDAY.
Robert Hughes, OF Fortcscue.
made hts usual trip down TO smiths,
Sunday.
will brown aud wife, Of Forbes,
visited a few days, this week, with Pa
and Ma Brown.
James Smith and Grace, ben and
Arthur Hughes made a trip to St.
Joseph, Monday, with wheat.
Howard Addington and Pearl
Colhour visited her sister. Mrs. Earl
Mcclure, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs, Il. l.. Hughes visited Satur.
day night and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. II. &. Chilcoat. at Nodaway.
Joe tanks and family and mother.
from st. Joseph, visited Saturday
night and Sunday at Frank Colhour's.
Frank Colhour. hob Elliott and
James Smith were In Oregon, Friday,
and purchased q new stove and lumber
TO build coal house for the school.
Hazel and Harold. the infant
twins OF Gottlieb OFT and Wife. were
born August u. 1913; Hazel died Tues.
day, August ~, aged ~ days and Was
buried Wednesday In the Iuiatt
cemetery, Harold died Thursday
August u, aged IL days, aud was laid
TO rest by tie side OF lis sister. Prayer
and song services were conducted by
Johnny Allen,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Napier and Vicinity.

). j. Brown was trading IN For.
est City, Monday
Mrs. viii Wake and daughter,
Edith, spent Friday With Mrs. Jack
Ogden.
Byron aud Mary Hopper, of Blair.
spent Monday viii Albert and clyde
Brown.
Mrs. Rroan and daughter, Of Ne.
braska, are visiting her nephew. Ezra
Martin.
&C. G.. brown. wife and children
were In Forest City. on business,
. Friday.
Ezra Martin and wife. Nell Book,
and Mrs. Brown and daughter, spent
Saturday al Big Lake.
Mrs. Gertie Evans and sou, and
Mrs. Grace holland and daughter,
spent Sunday evening with Mrs. FL.
mer Swope.
MEMO
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Evangelical Church.

g.. ". wridrmiyr. rastpt
Oregon sunday >rhuo, At ~ T. m. a. c.
kunhrL sup"tintrudrnt
Prayer meeting Thursday at SPIN.
Prcarhiug. Hr>t aud thltd ~undays at ia.
N. second and fourth sundays a. .. On.
Ntckclls Grove sunday schunl IT - a. n.
las Ramsay. superintendent.
w. A. 1T ,;.s'p. ~.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at D. a..
Preaching. hrNt aud third sundays At - n.
~rcnnd and fourth sundays ~ Ham.
ANY one 9, cordially welcomed a. any OF
thrsp services
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
II. Z. Church. Forest City.

NV VI. UuInl'I'cII, TNsIOF,
Preaching services, srcund aud fourth sun.
days, u q. ~, anu : y, NJ,
sunday >,'lnrl, IoH m, u " fnwL, vi.
p-rintrndcni.
Junior League, :!'s' y, ~, Miss ,ir,r" ~.
nrr. Superintendent,
senior t.,asur. -. ~. Miss Jessie RAM
s.y, president,
choir practice. Monday aud Thursday even.
ing>, ,n'cl~L, Mr> Rosie Apsar, pi,uiN,
A Nrlromr IT, all,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
German n. Z. Church.


Rev " T. Neyyt Pastor.
sunday Schuu. ~ p 10 u. a.
Preaching every SUNDAY II 10 Jos m.
Preaching every sunday at the NodAur
,hurch At : 30 y. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon o,
i.N
Everybody cordially iuyi,rd 10 attend Aosvs
services.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Baptist Church. Forest City

services every first aud third SUNDAY o'
Carh month,
sunday >'huui every sunday murning At o.
oclTL,
GRACE aud Truth iiihl"-riuS,l hrsi ,nd third
saturday night ~ rnrh month,
H. Y. T.. 4. MEETS every SUNDAY evening ~
%. Evcryhndy /, invited To- attend these
n,VIlugs
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
A GREAT WRESTLING MATCH
Lewis Hoffman and Jack Wood
Will Again Meet in
Finished Match.

promises O be wrestling
Theatre
10Th when lewis Hoffman Topeka Kansas.
will match These here
two months ago when Hoffman Wood
a condition then that lie their
match defeated "SaiIor" ballard
falls Hurley. a big
City, handicap match Wood hard
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Baptist Church. (coloredJ Oregon.

WIN. Mitchell, Pastor.
services ut the First Baptist church tue
atst sunday " each month u n q ~. aud 20.
m.
sunday sc"oi at . :, IL. each sunday
u. V, T. 4, NJ T.. H..
All arr invited.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Arrivaland Departure Of Mails at the
Postoffics, oregc 4. No.

hTrlNhibuu D"phrtuTe VI mhiis ~ tne
po.,.a. o.. ~
ENrrtIvr Ituu,rN D. iiis
,.,,.,...,,
N'''' wv ~
y /, d.. Tor oman, an. intermediate
points. and a, point, north. r,.,
and west
rb. ~ For st. Joseph .ni informed. ate
points
i!4p n. 30, a., points ,putt. cas-,
aud vrs, c,crpi T,rsin and
VILLAS. br,nchr,
I.t A. ~ IuralI points north. vest and
east.
~ u NJ Tor vIIli>r,. north. mai To- all
paints north. east. south and
west, rScrp, intermediate b..
tween Pores, CIV aud u. Io..
,.iSr m. For all points north south. east
ana VS.,
pyurhr> viii h. exchanged t.tyrrn Dtr,on
ana rnr.>, Ci,y pn,tnfr,,r,, A. follows,
Leave oregon ~ I.:cn M. and return at
a.,op.m.
Leave oregon ~ i.isp. m.. aud return Al,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convene, fourth Mondays IN February aud
,s'iubrt aud ,hlrd Monday In MAY.
AlonIp u. Rurnr>, circuit Judge,
A, N. Tihhrls, prosecuting attorney.
Edwin A, Durham, circuit clerk.
,ico D.. Gclvln. shrrln.
Arthur A, Wrrwer, strnngr,pher,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Christian Church. New Point.

Elder Fred II. Augustine, Pastor,
sunday school, Ios. N,
Preaching ~ the hr>t and third Sundays
IN . Ich month, n u IT,, aud evening,
w. &. X, every SUNDAY evenings $50 pm.
All are cordially invited To attend
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

match with Hoffman, Of victory, but
time realizes this viii be the hardest
matches lie has had during his wrestling career
Hoffman condition aud Monday night this
defeated Harry Mc;overn OF Chicago In
finished Mound city.
evenly matched. both viii weigh In at
i5s pounds A. OF this match Tommy
Doctor npionsip World
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

Convene, second Mondays In February
May, Angus, aud November.
~ ". Porter, probate lud.r.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

Regular Terms; First Mondays In Febru-
AIRY, MAY. August and November.
Henry y, Wright, presiding iuda.
Peter II, Raiser. Judge i>i district
N. L.. Norman, Judge ID district
Frank T.. Icll.r, clerk ~ county court
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Presbyterian Church. woodvilis,

Rev, r. u, liol'-ri>, Pastor
Preaching III, Rrst and third sundays %
of each month, sabbath sch,1l zach sunday
At 10 "A, N,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Christian Church, Forest City.

Elder Z. q. i..,nur Pastor.
sunday school ut 10 u. m. ever, sunday.
Preaching On the nrNi aud third sundnysof
each month, morning aud evening.
N,r.C. T.. m."ts every sunday ut :iopp IN.
Al cordially invited I" attend these ser
Vices,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

Henry T., Wright, president,
Peter Raiser, vicr-presid.nt
". l.. Norman, ID district
W. G. Proud, county physician
Frank T.. Ieilcr. secretary,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
Church Directories
Christian Church,

Elder ". ". Dawson, Pastor.
Bible school every Jordsdsy siS q. IN. re.
Benton. superintendent
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening %
1880.
Presiding every secc,d and fourth Lords-
day. morning and evenin. II a. m. 20 y, a
All cordially invited 60 attend all meetings OF
toe church. All MAZE Welcome by the paste
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
OREGON iNTERURBAN
TIME TABLE.

Effective SUNDAY. January /. 1911.
The Washington times., 1913-04-17
WEATHER PERMITS
ALL GAMES TODAY
Scene of Every Big League Con.
test Is One of Sunshine and
Fair Weather.

Practically all Of the big league teams
and those OF the minors which were
slated to open their season today will
get a chance TO play. according TO the
weather dope sent out this morning.
The delayed opening of the Intcrna-
nional League will take place together
with the scheduled openings of the
South Atlantic and the Virginia State
leagues. From all over the country
weather reports show that for the first
time since the season opened all of the
teams will be able to enjoy something
akin to real baseball weather
The rain during the past week has
kept both American and National
leagues idle, has postponed the opening
of the International circuit and has
lost thousands of dollars for the club
magnates.
Since April 10 the opening of the two
major leagues hardly a game has been
played under a cloudless sky. those In
the West being played between showers
or under dark. cloudy weather condi-
tions. East and West today enjoy sun
shine of the 100 per cent kind doled out
by the weather man.
The Washington times., 1913-04-17
TURNER DOWN To
THEPROPER WEIGHT
Middleweight Match With Jim
PouIois Takes Place at Gay
ETY. Tomorrow Night.

Joe Turner, the mIddleweight boy, of
Washington, who will go on at the
tiayety Theater tomorrow night agains,
Jim Poulois, the Greek, is down to the
middleweight limit, as he agreed to be
in the articles he signed with Poulois.
1t is one of the stipuIations of the
articles of agreement that both athletes
shall weigh in at matsids within the
middleweight limit. and Turner found
little difficulty reducing himself to the
required weight During today and to-
morrow. Turner will rest for his meet
ing tomorrow with PouloiS. He will
take Just enough exercise to keep him.
self in proper condition for the fray
and enough for him to keep from go-
ing over 15S pounds.
Among the Greek fraternity in this
city there is much discussion as to Pou-
lois ability to defeat Turner. The
tribesmen of the visiting athlete have
all kinds of confidence in him. and some
money is likely 10 he won or lost on
the outcome of the match. Neither
wrestler has much boasting to do be-
fore he goes on the mat. Their repu-
tations are we'll known for being hard
workers, and all that can he assured
the fans is that each will do his best
to win.
The Washington times., 1913-04-17
Has No Intention Of Letting Catcher E9an Go to Baltimore
'HUGHlE HIGH Is
GREATPERSEVEKG,K
Missed His Supper So He Could Play Ball and Worked Duho
Lunch Hour So That He Might Get to
Diamond Earlier.

finesse of an expert chef making onfoa
soup au gratin. and that. he can caus8
piece of pipe to scream for merc&
when he gets the tongs on II.
Likes Plumbing Business.
Hugh believes that he has selected,
a good business. for he'points out tAaG.
plumbers are able to work winter ana
summer regardless Of weather. while
many other similar trades are limited
In their activity by climatic conditions.
pected that he tolls all fall putting m
plumbing and then spends the winter
repairing his handiwork, this being a
system that gets heavy play with
the open-work boys.
When not learning to wipe joints
or swipe the ball. Hughie managed
sSeaa1n to fff time ae to aendh fye h%ssf sb, s far
school and night high school after
1t grew too dark to see the horse
hide. and In the cold months when
there was no outdoor pastiming.
and was so conscientious with his
lessons that he makes a very cred
liable appearance in conversation. In
fact. he has often been taken sor a
college man.
The little outfielder declines to be
worried about the prospect of his being
Deaten 10 the Ilgers utility job BY
Ray Powell
IF Powell can beat me- Tn be the
first one to congratulatee him. said
High. He Is fine ball player and a
fine fellow. and there will be no hard
feelings on my part whichever way our
fight for regular job with the Detroit
club NAV turn out. know that still
have lot to learn about baseball, and
IL I am sent to the International
League to learn II, will not be the least
bit sore. III try my best to make good
wherever they shift me and by doing
that may be able to get another chance
In the big league next year.
II am young and have plenty Of
time and should fail to make good
up here this spring. will not be discour-
aged. II is big jump from the Con-
necticut to the American League or
even to the International. and which
ever way things come out. I am sure
of a better Job and better salary than
/ had last season"