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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-06-09
THE BEN GREET 4.
PLAYERS COMING
New Departure In Chautauqua
Entertainment to Bring Art
lists In Shakespearean Play.
1.-THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. "

Stage Customs Of the Elizabethan
Age Revived-Every Performer a
Star-PIay Rich In Humor and Sem
timent-You'lI Enjoy the DroIIery Of
the Two Dronios.
The Chautauqua management scored
great triumph when they secured the
famous Ben Greet Players for sum-
mer tour through this territory. The
company is a production of Ben Greet.
the foremost living authority on Eng
lish drama.
There are fifteen people in the cast.
and the play used will be 1.-THE Com
edy of Errors" The plot is involved
and interesting, and the play bubbles
with hu1nor in every act.
The coming Of this delightful COM
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-06-09

IA IHEH NUoTFN TIGWIN
family followed, and the penal colony
became their home.
Father Fleming saw the old atroci-
ties. He relates tales Of how govern
ment enticed shoals of sharks to infest
the coasts to act as guards against
escape. He was schooled in pity and
compassion throughout his youth and
is qualified as few men are to talk
ieelingly of the need Of brotherhood.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-06-09
GREAT ADDRESS
ON BROTHERHOOD
Father Austin ]. Fleming Of tho
Apostolic Mission Of New York
to Speak at ChautauQua.
"oIL FOR LIES MACHINERY

An Interesting Study by Scholar
Who Has Tasted the Bitter az Well
az tho Swest-His Life Story Will
Stir Your Blood.
Father Fleming was born in Tas-
mania and grew up under the very
shadow Of the great prisons which
England so long filled with men she
had deported for political and religious
reasons.
he comes of an illustrious Irish fam
lily. His grandsire was well known
associate of Thomas Davis, the Irish
poet and rebel He was victim Of
fierce strife and with many others was
transported to Tasmania. Later his
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-06-09

Thrift and providence are pri-
mary qualities necessary to all who
are to make the most out of life and
its opportunities. Mayor Newton
D. Baker, of Cleveland.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-06-09

1t requires little exertion on our
part to bring misfortune upon our
Selves
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
TUESDAY
TUESDAY Take Over Wires
 To County Seat

The purchase of the Western Union telephone line to Bisbee by the Noun. tain State Telephone ard Telegraph company was made public when the connection of the new line was made Saturday at noon. although the transs action was made over month ago.
 Since the purchsee vas made the Mountain State company has been running . new st d larger lire to the county seat, which is of heavy copper wire, which has greatly improved the hearing over the wire.
 h putting in this ns~ line thecom- psny has been ct he'd dissdvsntages because of tae convic. workings along the line. Every day for come time the men w,rking on the line were forced to res'ring wires, because the convicts working the road between here snd Bisbee blssted the line, tear- ing daep the wires and doing dam. age.
 Now that tbs line is completed, the service between the two cities will be much improved. To fact the in prove. ment has already been noticed by those who have used tte lioe sincs Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

W B Taylor. of the Sulphur Spring valley. is visiting in Tombstope as bears evidence of having been under the weather for . fortnight.
 Tbe Silver Belt reports that Ssyes, the couiessed murderer oi Hsrdie, hes been taken to Florence to be tried fnr the murder oi Reynolds and Holmes .
 No news has been received from Asa Turner. Sheriff Slaughter sent dis- patch to Assdsleas yesterday sskius for information relative to tue tLs Imprisonment oi Turner st that place. but had received DO reply up to 1 D m today.
 Az the present editor of the Citizen has juss arrived from Csiiiornis. Is is io order for his isiepds te take him te the mcuptsins snd iotrodocs him ss . psse'irsi de6oision oi one of thsss snnihilssors.
 Hugh Taylor returned from . triI to New Mexico yesterday. He report . drought through the southern part To some pIsoes they have bed DO rais
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
THURSDAY

JM Dunnipg is suffering from badly swollen hand, He went to sleep snd fly bit lie hand where the skin bad been scratched. It will be sever. al days before he will be able to use the injured member.
 The mail i. made up ct :S0.in the morning and the stsge leaves at seven o'clock to coonect with tbe train near Hilrs ranch, By Tassday next it is expected to have the road into Fsir- bank Two cars of material came in from the east yesterday, and work is being pushed e rapidly ss men can do it. The A < S E road will be run hing trains into Fairbsnk by Monday, and the freight blockade will be rai-ed as Benson early next week.
 The road to Charleston is represent cd to be in fair order but the crossing there is not what it should bs. A lis- tie grooing ee sn ex2eneo or teo oOt lars you'd make . vast difference in the pleasure of trip to Huschucs. Arrangements have been made to bsve che Tombstone baseball club ss Tucson during the coming 6ests. when
 they will again cross bats with tbe
 nine bore. who feel confident of win ning back their less lsurel'. and dssiss to return the many kiodnesess shown
 shem. There will be n excursior from Tombstooe cod about forty Iron shsrs will accompany the club. 1
 meeting will he held Friday night te
 msts 6nsl plans. cod committee will te appointed so csll oa the eisi
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
Prohibition Situation
 Takes New Phase
A Phoenix dispatch saye:-

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 The prohibi ion situation in Ari- sona has taken on . new phsse during the lsst week through the orgsnils.. sion of the Arizona Local Self Gov .. ernment League which had iss incep- ton at Tucson.
 Prominent busine's men from every section of the state have enrolled many O: whom DO stretch oiimsein. stiCu could associate with the ealoon interests. They promise to make . vigorous campaign against the prohi- bition amend ment and in favor of the perpetustion of the present local op- tion law which gives to the people o' each community the right to be "wet' or "dry." Great emphssis will be laid on the effect Of prohibition on the stste's revenues with the inevitable increase to the taxpayers present bur- dep, and to the continuous wsr fare which would result from the attempt to enforce the law in communities where the continent was not strong against prohibition. Publicity will he given the drastic nsture of the amendment and its yelled attack on certain churches.
 The organisation was perfected ct Tucson with the election of Alfred 5 Dvnsu as president. Mir Donau is one of the leading real estate men and build rs of soatheyn Arizona. Shir- ley Christy O! Phoenix. one of the best known men ia the sts'e, fair and ti- tulsr head of the Shriners in Arizona was nsmed e vice~president and John B Wright of Tucson. secretary. Mi Wright wss formerly attorney general of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
FRIDAY

The Tuc.on ball club managers have sent word to tbe Tomb tone club th, shsy ~ill expec, our hoys down there Co play on September 3fd. 4th and 5 b. All the expenses will bs borne by the Tucson boys and the nsceseAsy funds will be sont hers on September let 10 pay for transportation. O!course our boys will go and many c,tizens will accompany them. The Fiesss. which SsRins August 27. will add greatly to the enjoy ment while there.
 The funeral of John Aitchison took place yesterday under the auspices Of the Masonic fraternity std wss laree.. ly attended.
 The following is the list of delegates chossn to repre.snt Cochise county in the territorial ,oLyentiop. W K Meade. Martin Costello. JP shsugh- messy, Frank Hare. Dave Cohn, Fred Henry. J W Ho~sll. D Hunssker. F NJ McCsy, T J Wbi e
 The valuation Of property in the Tomhstone school district as fixed by the county is $o64. .796.
 The Democratic delegation from Cochta to tbe Tavyiao,;al Nonva.s;on is in.irocted for Mark Smith. and Ex- honor Barnes has seen his iopdest norss decay.
 Twas ever thus in politics. When wise men fear and fools rush in
 There's one who tkkes in all the tricks,
 While t'other "tskes his ne iicine.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
From Wednesdays Daily.
Delayed By Washout

Delayed By Washout
 Alexander Murray, who spent None day in Tombstone vn legal business. xss very much delayed in his return by the big ~ash ut between Bisbee end Tom mbstone e.-Rev:e~. Over from Risbee U $ Deputy Msr.hsll Jimmie McDonsld of Bi.bes was visitor in the city today on business matters rec turning home in the afternoon. Left for Dixie Canyon Sheriff Harry c Wheeler left this afternoon for Dixie Canyon, where he goes on ofhcisl business.
 Dance Saturday There will be dance st Gage Hall Saturday the Lsrieou Orchestra of Douglas will furnish the music and sn enjoyable time is assured ell who at. tend visitcr From Stronghold Forest Ranger B W Jones was . visitor in the county seat todsy from bic post at Cocbise Stronghold, via Pesice.
 In from BIsbee
 Chairman August Hickey, oi the board of sup 'rvisors. was a visitor in the county seat today his home st Blsbee on brsipess.
 Return from CIoudcroft Mrs James Sanders, accompanied by hr con Charlie, and daughter Minnie, returned home today from Cloudcroft, N NJ, where they have been for the past month on . visit with relatives and friends. In County Seat
 w Edsar1s, who will make the race for the state legislature at the coming primaries. was a visitor in the county sest yesterday hiius @ rc: tiors.
 New Directories
 Manager Evans, of the local tele- phone exchange, calls attention to the local public that those who have not the latest directory may call at the office or notify central aId one ~ill be promptly delivered; It is necessary that subscribers have . di- rec ory and call by number only. as connections will only he made thus hsreaiter, ard many vexstious delay will be avoided, says Manager Evans. Will Leave for Coast
 Manager A II Gardner. of the Hus- chuca Water Company. leaves tomorr row for Los Angeles, for 6 several days visit before returning home with his vie and child. Mrs Gardner has been absent for about year nov, and soon be back in Tombstone's sslYbrious climate.
 Candidates Busy
 Well. the rush is now on." so to speak. and those candidates wbo have filed their petitions. and will get their nsmes on the ballot, are beginning to get busy, talking to the voters, setting forth tteir platforms, and otherwise generally "e!ectioneeripg" tbrougtouS the county.
 Filed Petitions
 H c Beumler was . visitor in the city yesterday from his hoEe ct Douglas, having come over to file his nomination petitions 10. the legislaA ture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
WEDNESDAY
Why They Failed
 to Get on Ballot

'The law specifically ststs that tn. proper papers shall be filed with the clerk of the board at least twenty dave before the primaries. and come of he candidates waited until tie last minute to get tbeirs in, where if they were gotten in seversl dsys before the closing date. there would have been ample time for the Cierks ofics to notify those in error and plenty of 'ime bad to get ,be papers in prcper. ly." ssid Clerk Karger. Of the board, today. "As the matter nov e'ands, the following nsmes will have to bs left oh the bsiio'. and solely through the fault ot the petitioners"
 The 'ollowing is . list of ,hots can- d "a es who have failed to get their nsmes on the ballot at the coming primsries. for not having fled with Clerk Karger. of the board oi super- visors, their Candidates Nomipation Petition or Csndidst.s Statement. Yesterday being the lsst day for the f ing of the candidates pspers, those not paving been properly made up, nscesssriiy had to be left ous. The clerical fora e of tbe supervisors office worked uLtil midnight lsss night in ap 'ffort to get all pspers ehscted up. and as . matter ot fact. not having time to rotify the petitioners. they simply had to be left of sbe Iiss.
 B Ell's of Willcox, R. for super. visor.
 Peter Peccolo of Bisbee. s, eomis- teemsn. Al Taylor o. Douglas. 8. for trs.s- urer. Fraok Hubbard of Paradise, 8, for ttate representative. D L Adams Of BisbAe. s. for super | visor. JW Gull of Benson, R. for justice os the peace. JP sa.ton of Douglas, D. for com~ miueemsn.
 Walter Kiuss of Light. D. con- . able.
 Billy Woods oi Lowell, P. eon- cable. Follosiog is the coFrectscted list oi candidates wboss names will sp- pear on the primary ballot: State Senatos
 ON Robssts-D
 Joseph H Grsy-D
 W P Sims-D
 wm Riggs-D
 H snodgrsss-P
 John B wiIey-P
 sS B~dgsr-P
 4 Chss smisk-6 Kenneth Frspcb-6 l Sseefiatendeat of Schesis co Hsli-D | Miss Minnie Lints-D | Mss Fannie Fletehss-D | FP St John-D | EC Hsslsy-D
 Mic Edna Newmsn-R | Mrs A L Dunsas-S | State Representatives | JP Merrill-D
 Oscar Doyle-D
 Oscar Zsph-D W L Cook-D Il Geo E eligh-D
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
From Monday's Daily.
On Business

On Business 1, Henry Street. the we'll known T ana ger of the Boquillss Land X Cattle Company st Fsirbaok. the lsrgest cst- tie compaoy in Ariz na. was visitor in the county seat today on busins . mstters.
 Judge Cooper Here
 Judge William F Cooper, of Tucson. .rrived io the county seat this morn. ing. and will remain here for several days. during which time he will occu- py the bench. Jud.e L ckwood be nR sbsent for the present. He will clesr ell matters before the court before re- turning to his home ct Tucson. Will Make Home Here
 PIT Sapden and wife and D Dsnni- con and wife arrived from Bisbee Sat. urday and will make their homes in the unty seat. Tn, ir many friends welcome them to our midss. Changed Their Residence
 The family of JC Mcbride have moved into the Cummings reeidencs on she corner of 7th and Fremont stseet Visiting Father
 The many friends of Misc Juspits wssservelt. daughter of Agent E J wes'ervelt, of the E P & 8 W in Tombston., will be pleased to hear that she has recently graduated from the Fiagstaff Normal. and will sooo begin her career e teacher in the Ari- son schools. She ia visiting with her father in Tom bstone for time before beginning work having arrived from school last week.
 Back From Flagstaff:
 Miss Nellie Brsodt returned home yesterday from the Flsestsff Normal. wbere she has been during the sum- mer months in attendance at summer school.e
 Attend Dance
 Quite . oumber of rombstonites attended the big dance ss Ramsey Csnycn Saturday night and report . good time, A large crowd from Bis.. t.e aud Douglss were also presens. Went to Bisbee
 LA Ivey caodidsts for the pomin- stion for Recorder made . flying trip Co Bisbee this morning and will re-. turn home tonight.
 Returns from Campaign Trip
 Deputy Court Clerk R B Krebs. candidate for the nomination to the office oi courty recorder, accom- psn jed by his family. returned home yesterday after . cant a'en yisit to all psrss of the county. He reI orts lots of activ. ity thr -ug hou, the county and thiogs iookiog good for him
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23

REALLY NOR GAGE R Karpantry ct ux too Viola Slaughter. Douglss prop... 600 ..
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Sullivan Cop Dev Co toe T knapp ..-.. -.--......
 ASSIGNMENT Of mortgage. J Pool to L A Trust < Savinge Bank. ..
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE L Eaton ct ux to First Nat Bank oi Lordsburg, live stock. ck......... .....- 735 [.
 oc DEED G Crosby to Sullivan Dev Cop Go, mining claims. .. l .. E sseeney to G Cosby, min- ing elaine s...........- l =. J Kerr to Aria M.rb!e Co Mini z claim m....... l =.
 PATENT U to F Col man. land. - U 5 to D Kelly. land ......
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Burdick to E Norman ct sl lend ..-..-........ 5Oo ..
 MINING DEED N Smith to J Kibgsbury, mining claim ..... .... '.
 WARRANTY DEKD P L1itch ct ux to P Valenda min ng claim .... 10 .. SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE W Cunningham to L Mo- Cartney ........... .. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
Returns from Campaign Trip

Sam Briscoe-D PJ McCullough-D Cbas T FrAncis-D John E Newbury-D Wm N Edwards-D M J 6ullivsu-D " Grshsm-D H c Beumler-D Jchn Corning-P Beth Merrill-P Lee o Woolery-P H L Nobls-P George Msts-S G s Rsutb-S Mrs Mary J Runkle-S John Jonss-S
 Sheriff Harry c wbselsr-D Porter McDonsld-D w White-R ) H MeGuire-P
 Recorder Owen E Murphy-O R B Krebs-D Jos A Ivey-D C H Frss-P I'll Kennssster-S
 Treasurer Harry 8 Ross-D Edward Gleeson-D wm. Delbridg -D WD Evsps-D Frank Demsrest-R
 County Attorney W0 Gilmore-D Jobu F Ross-D JT Kingsbury-R
 Superior Judge AC Look wood-D
 cIerk of Superior cosrt EJsmssND 0 W Hicks-R Beverly Blunt-S
 Asssssee EA Hugbss-D Wm ? Tsmple-P Jhos J Waidsu-S
 Supervisor John Rock-D Jss Spaske-D c HslloWsy-D BJ Briscoe-D BAsssstA AWstkios-R CL Cumminss-R Jacob sebssser-P W B Toakin-P V Desns-s
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
WEDNESDAY

Anty Ritter has returned from Nam moth Tor c brief visit.
 Tbe residence o' James Young, on Fremont street wac the scene last n,ght of social dance which wss heartily enjoyed both by Iarticipsnts and spectators. Not only did the "sweet strains Of music rare. fall CD the tren bling midnight air." but ac.. uslly tumbled over into daylight.
 An engineer on the s P was killed last night by run ming into wsshcut near Benson but we were unable 10 learn any Of the particulars.
 The N NJ & A trains vill cross the bridge at Hill's ranch tomorros. supt Richards e1pects 10 reach Fair ank in three days by building around the washed out road
 Mrs H G Howe vss at the Veodome. Fl Psso, on Monday last.
 A 6ue load of chickers brought in to~n yesterday were retsiled on the etrefte st the rate of three for dollar.
 Three citizens of Tncson were sp- pointed as . committee to visit Supt Richards, and necessary the Presi- dent of the Santa Fe compeny to in |. duce the management to abandon the road via Benson end Fsirosnk and hui d it vie Calabssss. The PRosPEc TOR would refer the committee tu . bible story wherein tbe hero slew . thousand men with the jsw bone of a ass. Wbss the jaw bone Of three asses would accomplish under the present mission is fearful to contemplate. The com mittee should return home before it is too late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23

sens of the tosu to rai.s money for txpensee -Citiaen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23

C0CHISE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the counh
 Recorderl THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 WARRANTY DEED K Wheeler to B Wheeler. lanO .-...-... AV Ida Paddock to W hofsr Donglss prop ..-.--...... 10 ..
 GO. DEED 8 KeIap ct u1 to H Lowder- milk, Wilcox prop.... 1000 4 McGuire ct ux to s Mcclure Douglas prop .-....... 10 ..
 MINING DEED SWstt to Emil Grsbe, min ing claim m................ fooo .. sATIsFAcTIoS OF MORTGAGE A Sames to A McGuire ct ux
 ASSIGNMENT Rich 10 Msude Rich. ...
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE L Hays to A Rem. auto. 625 .. N Mcclure 10 Lisie Mfg Co persopsl prop p-.......-.. 495
 FILL OF SALE G Kirkland to W Evans, m ming Improvements. 1000
 WARRANTY DIED J Beauchsmp ct ux to W w Holmes, Douglas prop.... l9 ..
 MINING DEED A Hsrrweli to Tyler ct al Warren prop. p..-....-. ..
 BILL or SALE V Medak ct uI to J Collins ct aI, Lowell prop. ......-. z5o M Meisk % Collins ct sl Lowell pr"p .-.......-... zoo
 RE MORTGAGE z Nance 10 c Sandaysll. land -
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE MrsJ Caster to P D Mer Co househol d goods. 2OO .. W Seiiger to Long. persona Al prop --.......-.-.. ~
 WARRANTY DEED Brsnasn to H"gan ct sl WsIrsn prop. iV .. Bi.bee Auto Co to L Prouty Aut0 --.---.---''
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE c Pspen ct si to P-O Mer Co personal peop.. ...-... D Aedams to Bowen & Hub- bard
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Whitley ct ux to W Holmes D1ugiss prop .-.-....---. oV EXTRACTION or MORTGAGE M Dopohoe to W Dowd ct ux - W Vinegar to B Musgrsvs.. - s.usyscrrox or MORTGAGE ELe Pbendu to A FoFber. -
 WARRANTY DEED Burton { Lepori to B Gensr- diDi, Douslss prop. ..
 cHir1EL hoKTaA0E 0 Harris to Elizabeth Todd persopal prop. -.-.-.-..-. 7oV = e Bro~n ct al to P-D Mere Co, personal prop. ~" - A Brapsueh to P-D Nero Co personal prop..-.. -..' Aso '' 2 Kiog so P-D Nero Go, per- sousi prop.
 BILL or SALE " Msrshall to W Walters live stock .......-.....' .VS . Eldrides so Eldfidgs' live stock ..-....''.''.''':
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
TUESDAY

ASASk>A
 JP Nc Aliister returned |. ct night from . trip to bis ranch where be found the cattle st.nding up under the last assessment in fair numbers.
 Tue Democratic County Central Committee will meet iu Tombstone on next Saturday night for the purpos . of naming date for the holding of the county copveption and elec,ing delegates to the territorial conven- tion.
 JV Vickers is back from . trip to the Chiricshus mountains. He left Mrs Vickers and ch,ldren at the c c Co's home ranch house where they will sper d . lew weeks- He It porte : most satisfactory outlook in thst sec- tiou of the country.
 It appears that the Democrats of Norihern Arizona want Hon John c Herndron or JudReJ H Wright Tor delegate to congress and the republi csns want Judge Stanford. From present appearances the ticket will be Hon Mark Smith and Judge Herring both of Cochise Star.
 Some yankee inventor has secured c patent on . noIsle which is rigged to the front of . l comotive and by . touch Of 6 button in the cab by the engine ', . stream of hot water is thrown with great force sgsinst sni- male which may be on ,be track in front of the spproarhipg train.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23

ChambeficIns CouSh Remedk i:
 cues coli, ~.-c wt.r-iry
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
in five yesrs.

io five yesrs.
 Mir J W Stump cane over from the Huschucs mounss'ns yesterday, aod gives . dolrful secouus of his Ices dur' ins the flood. Where he orchard stos d csn now be teen nothing but ooulders and gravel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23
In County Seat

V \ Edsar1s, who will make q race for the state legislature at ti coming primaries. was a viritor in ti county sest yesterday hiius .:s rc:: tions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-23

Filed Petitions
 H c Beumler was visitor in the city yesterday from his hone ct Douglas, having come over to file his nomination petitions 70. the legislaA turs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
FEDERALS ARE NOW
AFTER MATTHEWSON

NEW YORK, Feb. %. President
James A. Gilmore. Of the Federal
League, declared this afternoon that
a direct offer has been made by the
Fedcrals to Christy Matthcwson the
Giant twirIer Gilmore also spiked
the yarn that some Of HE Federal
League magnates and managers were
against Gilmores plan Of pooling all
the players under contract
II heard n few days ago that Mat
thewson was not under contract" Gil
more said. 81 wired him at once, ask
ing him If what ! heard was true,
telling him TO advise me II he would
consider an offer from US. OF course,
n Matthewson Is under contract with
the New York club we viii have moth
Ing 60 do with him. But If he is not
under contract and viii consider an
offer wen make It one that he can I
turn down. and one that the organ
lied baseball people win hardly dare
meet
THE story that Tinker, Knabc and
some Of our other managers who have
done most Of the signing Of players
are dissatisfied with the pooling plan
Is lot Of bunk The story no doubt
was manufactured by some Of our
enemies who would ike 10 have the
public believe We are fighting amon-
ourselves. The KEYNOTE Of our league
is harmony.
The players will he 1ooies, in ar-
cordancc with our original plan. We