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MHHrknsHne

ind the ex-bandit. stiii under forty
years OF age. tho fighting head OF a
formidable army which threatens to
drive Hucrta Into exile or to his death.
Wife A Pintu Mexican.
For some inexpiainable reason a
number of our newspapers seem de-
terinincd to weave a romance about
Villas married life. as after each bat
tie the story Of how he captured and
carried on an American girl and
forced her to become his wife hobs up.
First he captured her Mt Jiiarez. then
Mt Ojinogn. then at chihuahua. and
finally at Torrton. It Is not quite
plain AZ 10 whether he captured only
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AStory of the Splendid Mausoleums of Lin.
coin, Garfield and Mckinley The
Tribute of q Grateful Nation.

All three gave up their lives n their
eoun'rS-s cause at time when thi.
ssssi asiioa had entrusted to them the
highest SEf,ss within i;s sir.
llsrusaL
IIss.ih sleep. a., Sprtnxnsli. lii
nois. the .oSh h- loved sS a-ii. a.i
where the hsspiss, years Of HI. iis.
~-su sIs~h nj In q it,I. frame house n.sf
shat - the ps~.~ni ssa,sf ~ 'h.- La.,
A;s,o city. The s.I words ~ tbs tsv.i-
dent. - fee! a t.es@ssIn.n. shs; 1
shall nes ss'ias; the s~h-Iilsn. -heh
!; l. ever my ~arA ss.ali 10 ashr.''
.rsp verified sh.n the bsII-s ~ the
sssassin -na.i his ils. on AItst is.h.
1865. f.r aifn@s. a month ss,.s-ard
Civilized mankind mosrned abaai the
6i.f a.. the dead President. sor the IN
paFaiisis.i :p.-rsi procession .ass-i
over track - ns's.n hundred miles
Fsrs,ths the FrNrF-i dad back So
-, @sa people m ,hs prairie. Of hit
nSts. Th- scenes siu's= the route .gs-
pnpr-saish;.is Finally. 'h- sais sss
deposited In the receiving yaui. q. cah
itiI-u Cemetery near RgstHsh-.i oh
May Z. sss. and n-S seek ia;sr 'h-
Ssransi i.Ansain Nnnpnrn' sss~rlss
sisn ~as tprtnei Eur sh- yuFppss Of
.sussgsstiHE . inongH-n; :" ihz rn-m'
~ "t Ahfatstn ilHroins MuHrf rarns
IN iaplaiY. the Hrss contribution b-ins
naS huHGF-i dollars. ari made hS
Isaac Reed. ~ Sew York. Thi. ~.
followed hy aih-rs sfwra sunday
schools. lodges army associations. IN
diyligst. and siaiss, In all. nsafs
si>,y Thousand entries vrr. made -n
in- -Sutrihu;i.r ttsoi.s .. ;h. treasurer
u.
The monument is one .s 'h- mSs.
imposing In the .nun,ry. sni 10 built
og Lris1 and osinry sranI;-. I, 10 Ih
'h- form - an nteiisH rising from a
iss- sissh; sis'r-r tr~i high Under
this has- 4. the rs's~nwh ~h-fu tbs
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for the ex-bandit. and lie soon escaped
and went back To his old life In the
mountains. Then cnmc the cold
bloodcd murder OF Madcro and tho
rise or Hucrta.
when Villa learned of this he
planned revenge. %&.ll pay him back!"
he said as he saddlcd a borrowed 90
mule after he had gathered some of
his old followers about him. A few
sacks OF nour and some ammunition
were loaded on the pack animals and
the present revolution heuan-thc rev.
olution in which thousands of lives
have been lost and millions of dollars
worth of property destroyed. This
was in March VI 1919. To-day we
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9Se- ylX4 or
R~eosoS5<ZSSscoA7
Sos~oSEt~|Gw

eee.s
TIE n.msstsi ,s situated In Lake
sisN Cemetery In the sabsfbs OF
Cleveland. assI stands on = ksxh ridge
as ground ss-rt.oAinf = psIon .t
rsun;fS closely associated With the
na.aassS .: ..TE.ll. ~ ts ssiii -: uas..
sani.'.hs AMI is t.sn "a .afGs ss.i
u,sss-sins=s circular tower nt.y s.~s
10 diameter fssshs so . hrixht Of Uns
hundred ahi sszns5 feet ftoa sh<
ssoInd. I. !. elevated oa = LfuaI s.ssse
ssssass s-ashsi ss aide STEPS. a.
the base 10 = Square p.srh i-susas cd
-i;h a historical tsissr showing .h.
dad t'f.ssdeat In sh- din.seh, acts
OF hts saEeef-as = svachrf. . ssa.ess
man. . soldier. snJ = pfesldrt'. anj
the last panel srts-s~nts his hn.aS
iysrs IN state ts the so,uNsls OF sne
:sS;,s! a MSs}.s<s:.s; r: q Ii isr:. ~; :;
enriched With . hand of sanAsa tile
pattern psnamse-ss The shar~i %
The memorial is glorious With stained
Eiass. golden mosaic and rich ae-ass.
us ms In beautiful .oi.r-,i marbles. q:
is circular In form and In the .en'ss
1. . heroic statue .t Garfield. I. sh.~s
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and learned to read and write only a
fClg months .so while nc was in a
Mexican prison. Ills father died when
he was y mere child. and his mother
seems to have had little innucnr. oyr-
th- boy. who BEGAN to SOW his wild
oats carly.
1srromrs lsansiis.
a story 1. told OF how he Killed a
man who took his sister from the
ranch. ncri-ciinr tho marriage ccrr.
riony. villa Is said to have purpucd
the couple and. after forcing the man
80 marry his sister. killed him a few
mir'i.cs afterwards. when this be-
cam. known he was compelled to
leave home or go TO prison. and per-
haps suffer death In cxpiaiion Of his
crime. SO. he took to the mountains,
as the Mcxicans call II. and soon be-
came the Robin Hood Of Mexico. An
excellent shot and man who could
control even the widest horse. he soon
gathered n band Of men about him and
hey became a terror OF the Mexican
mountains for "A period OF more than
a dozen years. Porilro Diax was the
Dictator OF Mexico at that time and.
alarmed at the boldncss Of villa and
hi. men. he set u price upon the head
OF the young lut lku-
ralcs Che constabulary OF tho coun
try) set out to capture him. and sew
crai desperate fights In the mountain
passes took place. villa succeeded In
killing score or moro OF the Ruraies
in these encounters. being slightly
wounded himself. with each clash
with the officers OF the law his hatred
e-- Diaz Increased. and when the Ma
dcro revolution against the Dlax
regime began villa offered his serv-
ices to Madcro. which were at once
accepted. Hc gathered several hum
dred men about him and began a CAM
paign against the Government I'm
trained in the ethics of the treatment
OF prisoners in modern warfare Villas
men were allowed to slay the enemy
under all circumstance. and they
fought with n savagery which shocked
the world. Diaz was compelled to nee
from Mexico. and Madero became Its
Chief Executive.
The battle Of Juarex, IN 1911.
brought Villa before the public. for
all through the battle he was in the
open in the thickest Of the fight. lead
ing his men in tho most daring
charges, HiA COURAGE amazed taS waS
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tho dead statesman !ass sissh ss1sa
hi. chair In cs.xs-.- Asa ALsss 80 -
a!s.s. IN. !tsAs@ u Representatives.
me ss4Ivs. sasis AMI piiIsh as ss'
from . sihSts LiS~A ~ tIallSs hsssS's'
IN. nssf .s done Ia ~hAI . Asssh
ss sselile mosaic 80 skleh she sisb'
oral. si-,ssss, - n,ssae ot fsss $50 esss'
,tfal marbles SHAPED ~ Ssslhs Shs
p..Issn shi highly p@.tshsa- 1ht
a.lls. so.,, sfv ~ abe nhss: fnSssis.
and The nsvsrs shseihs tbs ssssss'
PROCESSION ss sAe dead i'srssashs sss
CARRIED 90, IN different ssiss<a sss>s'
sss. The nan.. as<ss. .S sks sn.s,. pser~'
% .ssns ~ which shs fs,sNa.S - sSsh
ras-l. The aoth. ss 1nIsia sasIfssr
a..h ssasa.ss ffon, S-nt.<s toaf pAn'
.ls and the ssaihsJ SAass etsdSws f~t'
ssssn, .h. skis,.~h ssisiAst sassss ssd
the ns:is. state sf sac lsnasessa e'sss,'
Skhs, Thee etaioes sss spasadrfsd
se,,Sas ,hs sn.ss se~@sa-sA. OF stained
slass IN tks. eaes 3gss IN shs ssst'
underneath 10 the fnpssassp .hspe
~h.s. -. ,sssiy Of 0ssneia svsss %
/. bsnnys ssshs:s Ssaftf. IN asfes'
.ns~ 60 h@g last Osshs ate ths s~snaihs
sf HE a,ssh-s. Who aisd a. the sx'
af .,sh.y-nss yssfs
A~3taery.
vos u. lh,sa ums. .a e~p.emssf Q
1901. . chi.f t.S..s ssiss Of 'h. GAi'ss
s,ss.s b-.sias the victim % sh sssss'
sih. TIT. .ia,s 70 wss Wi'slssu Nc
ksn.ey. ore st the ssas: Istsss.. sIsd
ard ssn,l. men ass lara hes s<st
hasSn. us sss shs. dsue 81 shs
l..n.Ar.rsssa S.xposisisa At hp6at<
~hii- hsislhs = tasi,r s.s.psssa "
the T.mpie Of Nassrs ~ sseasa sh'
,ssy .sS.y Of fa:s. for esiy a. hosi
besese re- had delivered sh s.eause'
speech. sxpsvsssas bis unheuaaea Goa
Ldsaes - .ihe- ssssss et the es~aisy
Psesidsns NrkinieS died = ee.a tasss
and HE last words. ~oSed-hy.. u v
usA-s ~ay-itss ~iii ~ a.n~. NJ.
sufs- have become alros. . siaase~
Again the spuh,fS nsovsnej and ssSir
T. sought ts hsnos s,s dad Chief olst
ssani memorial. Ohio orc. NOR
r'aIsns'i hsr dead .a.s and rsnssa ~
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fes they are is. bright. s,ses sssA
ana sesm 10 p~aessAts the lasnsna
thoughts of the visitor. Il v u u.
feature that N. Indian 10 prSa>0.
hsnt. We walks ssse; and siis q Aseo>,
y" fashion that many sxp>s1 AaaeS.
ran risen might envy. Ia oe14ao1v
coavsfoaiioe his voice u lov ~
rather pleasant. but iiks ali the Iae1no
he speaks rapidly. lie y evsok ~ ~
defssand. especially who're t,linS1. /.
a6airs are eoeessaed. asA - ~
quickly on his own vo,l,soa. sneSG.
coneslsins his oAscsss. Who are allssS
eashese0 abost hisa. Rsesi lla6a
she brother Of the msrAsee1 Pfs0.
dent. y aivAys as his slAa. fosse115 :.
bill" aeos, ike sailhfsl e.,
'ee.sds villa ~ his bsothss.s &c..
ESesy action os 0sneraI Nm ai00o
tnss he y sSprsns. u isAss go
'attahsa = Got pssseat. Aal voe -
!" tns man Who disobsys IN o0sR
The chsApneas OF life Ia Nssaee = ~.
palliae. for the sl,shtsse ASo1SsS1esS.
10 ordsss OF failues IN 6ee, 4. ~
coessitsiionaiist Army nsane ~ ~
ing o. the Arins sauad. All tn aoseo1a
horrible. and In . way u y kofr1Ak3
but Il sesaas To be the only - ~
kespeng the svesaSS Aexioaa nen0RsH.
disr 10 the ssraieAt iiss, =
rev OF VulA's moa oeevs - -
causs they are really fenA e 49,
they regard him - h>eA ~ s11i
fear his wrath. TAsa, soe. N ~
them aad hs feo1s tAaA, % 49,.
them well. freausa,iy on osealS oesS2
casso nom the saschss os The NJ,
sfal svmpeshissss. Thses % ns reSN
laf mes II ths Ae1icaa as0v M
r0 RAA
soldier goes to war his eansy noaeX
follow him and Acts - ths oo0S12
sary. TIE army oa the neva @vee1 .
comic opsra. for seraQgiiAe -
hind the iinss are hSs6iS1p a
women and chiideen. busFos as( 80
The Kitchen outat b carried eoSs
hurro. when camp y Arupk -
women begin cooking tosknl0e -
meat. when Il can bs obtoanNa. =
the husband comes for his feel wh0
ever duty permits. should tho h00
band be wounded or killed tie VA
Invariably takes up his ride aaa. ~
Into battle. II he II wounded she fooA
that she IL taking his place, aad ie ~
II killed she n6hts for rsvsaee. ~
is frequently = good shot. TAis w
shown In the act Of the Mexican gSsi
At Vera Cr0a. who u aaid 70 1Awo
Joined the "salpsrs'' At vefA CT -.
cause "ths Americans had x11ef ~
brother and she wanted rsveagO.s
A Teeeeealsa 81.
Throushout the casmpaagn 0sasraa
villa has been . teetotalsr, sSfua0a4
to drink any into1icants svsn Vhea
nushed win victory. "A man uuSt
have a clear head" he declares. ssee.
win." Various pronunciations haI3
been given to his name. and there ~
been some difference Of opinion sboV1,
1t. He. however. pronounces Il - "
1t was spelled "vee-ya," which y -tA2,
real proaunqiAs3oA u apAaaoA, Il
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o. .ssn. u ~as dedicated % os's.
beg is lkfA.

.. .ssn. u ~as dedicated % osss-
s~r ~. lksA
Slhsseea years Iai~r e'sssideht
James \. Gafrsla sehS To bis Death
a, the haaas OF an assassin. Hs lin.
s-r-i s1s-sst mpnshs. suffering ffeai
ssafs While ~. civilized world waited
ansIsusip tos the latest sssd from
NJ. B-ds.is. Mpi,i,uaes of our eosn.
.FstnuH s.os-a sgsh uncovered heads as
HE funeral car isassr.i from she cas's-
.ai City TO his old home In Cleveland.
rgi- .h- whole nation followed HIN
- sympathy ss the grave. Ills death
esmins - H ali ~h-n the soun;sy
~as AZ peace aai ;ssa,sns with pros.
.ssEi'y. caused the sapra u bs esra
sr-at.f than when t.ineoIn's If~ ~as
snusr-d St;. ani ~vs. ssisns and she
G"Nsfnm-hs a. Washington s;iii lives.
auota'ion from sne OF the dead
!sr-siJsh,'s .ahaus speeches. uas se.
r~s,-i ass,n ard ssasn during shns>
dark days shortly sNes ualA4la. z
. -ss-aa--s=s. --.-s.-s~~-s. 49,
IN cleveland. where his tsiy rested.
30 secure tho erection 80 . memorial
80 his memory. An appeal was made.
a-d IN = very short space os time over
fiso.ooo.co was raised. Later more
money Was collected. the entire cost
Ss tho memorial h-,se ssaus 1.ss..
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- EroNArioS psy 10 dedicated to
the l.hosins of our dead hssoss
sns either gave their lives IN
" Asf-asS u q -sss eoohssy OF uhn
onsssi their ssf>t ss In i.s behalf. CO.
s.pj.s the dread monster dufins the
ss,.ni., aaa afrss~asa. passing 10
f.E.ir na.. fs-arl 10 be remembered
b. the iisinz Ia u . same ~sS A. ihos~
ena ae;gaii, a.ss rhea In service
EAs. recurring teas 80 gather In
il.sss numbers a. ] Iacfeasihx sniss~s:
asouna sneiF ga 80 90 DO homage 10
their tns tnorf, ard With the passias
y.~ss ,h- .hrr~ massys.d Presidents
t--sta .. popular .s'" saa Affection fsr
ali thfs- o. ,h ssn are ihdisss!ubis
,.ass~, eiss ,A2. ssea. conflict Of
brother asases, tsosh-s which ihrSa''
sa.d Ia ,eas our sair land asunisf ani
nsahs Ne a aisils. people.
1-ln-5lh IN. ~ tin. of sh~ bitterness
OF sha, strife. sisnas ss' to-day pssr
ssain~n;if the forsmos: Erufr as ihosS
ssapb,aus times. AMI wen. TO his uhs
s.m.ig d-4;h ~ the Sesy tifn- ~h. "a
he aIsssrrssge g0ati,Iss es q -na'
sssurtirs sis'-s.,en and pseinef 81
IaltSiSa rEuas-s aefe mos; needed
oar1-,t HHass brilliant career b.;l.
ss suhlfuf N tH7 Crsi. War ar3 A.
. les Sat 80 nfs-ea years thereafter
bs.o.s' bio g. 's- sf"rt saat Of
\rsrfsfsr '.sm~s. vac stricken
Aass a -, Erssh; at his fame by 'h~
ham sh Unbalanced political crank.
Askinft a. a mere tad responded 10
shs s.H Of his rsan'r, ard marched
? sassh ,sss. 'sr u. preservation ana
S.e = isrfn thereafter s"a'ribs, +.
s.i us ks,f-,y-,y-ss~ 'hs
S;s,.rs~S rs''-n ,s,s =, % a., % IA
sh..ss,, a. h hy none, ~ss shot
desn ..;i. ~saliir=. ~ha
@s,ssE II. 20 sa'.nsr HI. ideas
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JUNE 10. 1914.

sans tyssaAsas AeoI1Aisye ~ ~.
.AS place u eas pos teAg aelss ~
vstIansiy AsaiA sAas Dss0lasss 0so
sf s,s ssuss esAis bA0aa - tAah abssS
. ssAs1 oASssssvM ~ sAo ooo1 1sea.
iessls A. Aasssssst0a ~ 1os0a1 ga
eeetssssi,sAs ssss sa0s fpo0 ~ 0Asss
VI the tsusa ssAsoA AleeGosAas H.
swsessiSlSosA A0Ssooo1 - oG1eoup
Ihss- ,sassssss u 0iiiSes >stIA1A
Jns SsfA st eohsssvestoa bo00A 1uD0
-. 1895,
tn. sasmsssAi ssaA1o % VoAs =
hnssn - Msssasas Nh. u y -
,ssyiy a.asssns tsea AQyt11A9 - ~
sisvsiss. soaissi eesoReFs. ossoeep
.ss,es 10 sasssiy ee - 0SAa1ssl IL
feet in aaaReSes 49, oss0Aly.0vo 80
sfam ness TO aoas. 80 10 osAo1 =
is simplicity. tss shs Whsis tA,Ag =
simasl dsvsla u esAaAsas sseeOs ~
sasrs,psiseAs she 0sass pFoNlosos aoo
being ~. last ssassues es TIE PSs1l>
asAl's speech AZ Ev9Aios
'-t.ss ~ srss ssMsmhss that oUs -.
:sssss - 10 eosrosd. aos eeaSAea. ao1
that svs real emiass<e seses " lhs
steaosiss af pea<ss cot sAaos ee VHS.-
Ths aseepAesSs s0ess,ss 'As ~
les ss ensA Svsssdsai asA Mn ~.
kinlsy. ss1 sSoeo u the ssasss q H.
shsssSasy ehp0bee. q y 0a1o -
green vsf0sos @sails asA y vslhsus
aFasnsesAsios eseses TOT The eaAA u
issss. N sssss q tie seS. NJ 4
s.Iasa sna toned - ssttsvs aAl ~.
saaAsss with The kenAlle. m A0sOl
sseslh bssdisa The sWe ssDeieooso ~
ssshss 4!ay ~ Iatsspssse1 ~ sV0bea1o-
sas ~ $ss1esySSe leve aaA eeaooAa1D
sses AeosA. so0sesal scsss % Vo1b-haol
:.ssss: cs;:.s :s.,ssss "a
esN -. lSs:.
1hss hsse ~e hoasrsA svs ~.
'sssa rhiss MssssisslsA vhees 70.
saaies ~ IN snA.sas.- siisars as.eoe
the peeps- 'hsS sevsa % vsi, vAISo
IN life. saa shass memosy In dsasA =
siways h.ps fresh by eaessaas ssa -.
aimmea ssvssses. ana esteem.
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- EcoRArioS psy is dsdieAisd to
the Eahosins OF our dead heroes
sns either gave their lives IN
~ lstshss Ut q a-s.r soanssy OF uhn
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HowHe Be- Robin
Hood Of Mexico, and Why
He Hates Diaz, Orozco
and Huerta = His Real
Character Told By One
Who Is Personally Ac-
.quainted With the Con-
stitutionalist General

~oR ,h past three years General
fraau eco villa. the nsh'ins
head OF the Consil;uiIOEaiisi
Arnt In Mexico. has held the
ceates Of u stage with the American
pres. one lay he 4. Iaudcd as a inar-
vSlous miiit.sy genius aad hid In
dian, and IN next day tho sam. news
paprr will !. found dcnouncins him
a. an isnort; butcher OF met and a
negro. Indfa. =. Oav were to believe
all the rspos-, ~ wou.d seem that he i.
a living Deao or Jck,I and Mr.. Hyde.
Thc wrii4i IL personally acquainted
with Oen.N villa, having seen him
under vari@u conditions: whether IL
has been w. his wife a; Juarcs. a;
this headauS cgs or on the field Of bat.
u. he 1. ctr on the alert. busy Of
brain and 10 "a remarkable man In
many rcspNs. buf wholly una, To
rnlc Mexico from the presidential
chair on acemn, oa his illitcracy and
fondncss for ;htink. There is moth
Ing he loves , nut a. being In the
thick OF tho ray. lie would rather
night than eat any time" said one of
his officers.
General villa hts repeatedly de-
tciarcd not on TO thc writer. bu, to
dozens Of othts at his only nmbt-
,tion is to- SEQ carrtnSa Chief Exccu-
tive OF Mexico andlt to know that Ma
dero's assaasis nave been punished.
yiis devotion 10 Carranxa under all
icircumstancS goes far toward prov
ing tho trut) ulness- of his statement.
"viila BreSA-YtT,th carranza" has
been a favorit4headiinc in the news
papers. yet IN next days dispatch
steiis OF q confs\,ncc between the two
and the difrcrt,ces patched up-if
there ever werA ifYcrenccs. which Is
extremely doubtful.
eaty IAfc.
General villa vas born on ranch
in the state Of chihuahua. His an
cestry was a niS ure of Indian and
spa uish-about on,-fourth OF the for
mer race and three -fourths OF the lat
ter. All these reports about his being
a Maryland negro and at one time
serving In the Unit<i States Army are
made OF the whole cloth. 1t Is very
doubtful as to whe,her villa knows
thst there Is such place as Mary
land. Then. too. n does not speak
more than y do3sn Words os Ensl1h,
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'oR b past three years General
fraat eco Villa the nsh'lns
head OF the consiI;u;oIaIisi
Armt ia Mexico. has held the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

Cream. White and Ecru Flounc-
ings, - inches wide. fashioned of
finest net: large and small seal
loped edge effects, in entirely
new and exclusive designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
MARRIED.

In Annapolis. Md April
lS. 1914. Miss ELIZABETH ROCHE aud
Mr.. JOHN A CHISHOLM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
Massaged With Nettles.
rom the Ohio state Journal.

from the Ohio State Journal.
Nettles are said 10 be an almost cer-
tain prof that man has lived on the
spot. One British species. the so-called
Roman nettle, is said to be found only
where the Romans have been Coles,
the seventeenth century herbist. eN-
plains. 1T grows both at the town "
Liddle. b. Romney. and in The streets
of the town of Romney. in Kent. where
Julius Caesar landed. with his souldiers.
and abode there certain time, and for
the growing of it in that place 1t Is re-
ported that the souldiers brought some
of the seede with them and soweI IL
there for their use to rub and chafe their
limbs when through eXtream cold they
should be stiff and benumbed, being told
before they came from home that the
climate of Britain was so eXtream cold
il was not to be endured without some
friction
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-12
REACAN'S BUNCH
LOOKS STRONG
Babies May Prove Surprise of the
League-Good Pitching
Staff.

Cordele, April 11.-Cordele an
nounces ready, and when Rip Reagan
and his squad open up in Waycross
Thursday, they will unquest!onably
present Il lineup that will compare ia
vorably with any club in the Georgia
State League. Reagan, unlike some
Of the other managers, is not claiming
the pennant before the opening of the
season, but he is claiming a stronger
club than he had last season, and that
is saying a great deal
or last years club there are still
many players in the line up. Behind
the bat will be Eubands, the heady
heavy hitting catcher. considered one
of the. best IN the league last season.
or the old pitching staff there will be
Fillingem the spit ball artist, Wilder
the diminutive college pitcher, who
led the league for the first half of last
season, and Hall, who also made an
excellent record. Manager Reagan
also has three or four likely looking
youngsters at work and expects to
select a couple of good ones from the
number.
Hal Griffin, last year with Ameri-
Gus, will no doubt cover first, though
he has a youngster working against
him who is showing up strong.
Reagan will again do duty around
second. He seems to be playing bet
ter ball than ever and Is hitting hard
and often.
| The other two infielders have not
yet been definitely decided, but the
manager is not worrying over them,
as he has a half dozen candidates
working for the two places, and some
of them are showing up unusually
strong.
Brazier, who leds the locals in hit
ting last season, is the only old out
fielder left. He is in excellent con-
dition and is hitting the ball just as
hard as ever. Manager Reagan has
selected two other outfielders who
should compare favorably with any in
the league. They are both fast in
their fielding, good hitters and will
well replace the two men Of last years
club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-12
vALD0STA HAS
MANY NEW Me-
ONLY THREE OF LAST YEAR
CLUB LEFT IN LINEUP OF
MlLLlONAlRES
(6y Turner RockwelI.)

Valdosta, April 11.-Valdosta IA
are highly pleased over the prospec
for a winning team thie season.. Ma
ager Herold has managed to get
gether mighty likely looking bun
with very little to start on. He h.
Winges, Medlock and Schwartz, Of Il
last years team on hand at the ope
ing of this season, but he coralled
nifty looking squad and the fans a
all pulling for another winner.
On the mound he has seven m,
to pick from, Winges, Love, We.de
Garwood, Andersen, Veach and Rio
ards. The. first five look like wi
ners and it is going to a big job
cut any of them loose.
On the infield, Dedon, Schwart
Kipp, and Herold look mighty swe
and it Is hardly probable that any
them will be ousted
The cutfleld is giving Herold h
only worry. So far the candidat
for outer berths have not shown t
class displayed by the others and
is probable that one, and possible tS
new men will be added to the QUITE
before the opening Of the seasc
Leon, Medlock, Gilbert and Leach a
the men working OF in the outfeld.
Behind the late there should
little trouble as O'Brien Is showi
worlds Of class. He has nice an
handles himself like a good man d
hits with any man on the SOUL
Reese is working out for the secoI
string catcher and outiielder and
showing up nicely.
The team so far shows up sol
twenty per cent stronger than that
last season, and Herold Is confideni
expecting to finih one, two three w
| little trouble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-12

is the SORT Of chap who bangs EN- out
with two ON and two out.
In Charles Anderson, Of third base
and Doherty, shortstop, who, by the
way, halls from the far cold region
being running mate Of Wick's, have
been playing marvelously. On de
fensive they are greet; with the will
low they are thoroughly troublesome
Andys especially.
Lined up, the Clark crew should be
an obstacle hard to hurdle. On paper
they look like yong Athletics.
This isn't handing it to you exact.
ly In nutshell. The reasons simple
too; a nutshell's entirely to small
uffice to say, local fans are qui vive
for the opener with Cordele, ready for
a big cracking open of the season.