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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
WATERLOO FINDS WHITAKER
N SEVENTH AND WINS 60

ond himself on the throw-in. With
second and third occupied, Abbott
came to the plate and the bugs be-
gan to get excited. Gardner handed
the boss q walk, stufifng the bags,
but giving his men play at any
base. Rogerson ended the suspense
by flying to left The drive was
stiff one, almost on line. It looked
good for bona f1de passage when 1t
left the bat, and had Allen been stand
ing ten feet to the right or left IN
stead OF directly in the path of the
ball. It would have been q great VIC
tory for the tribe and everybody
would have been happy. At that thers
remains two more chances to get
back at the Jays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
Sporting Views
BY the Editor

The attendance at yesterdays game
was 2,1Oo paid admissions, said to be
the largest crowd that ever attended
a baseball game in this city. 1t speaks
well for the inter the fans are TAX
ing in the club and forecasts a pros
porous season.
Jeffries, the big fellow who urpired
the exhibition games played here this
yeaf, was signed by Doc Andrews this
mornfn& JET will play on first for
the visitors today while Doc himself
will balance the other side of the in
field Jenries has been training with
the tribe this spring and is In eood
condition. He can work behind the
bat, at first, or in the outfield
Sheldon the Waterloo first base
man, received a telegram from San
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
TURNED SWITCH
THE WRONG WAY
Passenger Train Thrown on Side
Track and One Man was lin.
stahtfy Killed.

CHICAGO. May 7.-Ons man was
instantly killed and two otherst fatal
~ injured when wrongly turned
switch, caused an Illinois Central pas.
senger train to run onto4a side track
and strike hand car here today.
John Sullivan, 40, bridge man, and
Michael Clifford, Is, a laborer, were
on the hand car. Sullivan was killed
and Clifford received a broken leg
and internal injuries. Both lived in
Chicago. "
John Hart, 35, OF Freeport, Ill, FIRE
man, Jumped. His skull was frac.
tured
William Critics. OF Chicago, the
switchman, is held as a witness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07

Antonio, Texas. last night saying tina,
hts mother was critically III It tna'
place and for him to come at once
He left on the train last night. imme
diately after receiving the wire. Jen-
ries will work in his place during the
remaining games Of the series hero.
Andrews' club 10 further crippled ~
the loss Of Ashland who worked on
third yesterday. Immediately AFTER
the game he was taken III with tom
silitis and was in very bad shape all
night. This morning he was removed
from the hotel to q hospital whers
he will be we'll taken care OF until
he RECEIVERS. Andrews will work IN
his place today.
Abbott Will probably work either
Goodman or Mccullough in the game
today, he said thi s morning. Mack
worked but one and one thir innings
yesterday and will bein good shape to-
lag ii Abb decides to use him. Good
nan has not pitched in game for
some time and is in the best kind OF
condition. Either one should prove
effective against the visitors. An
lraws plans to use either futile or
Wilkins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
Most Prompt and Effeetual Cure 70,
Bad Colds.

When you have a bad cold you
want a remedy that will not only give
relief, but effect i prompt and perma-
nent cure. remedy that is Pleasant
to take, remedy that contains moth
ing Injurious. Chamberlain's Couch
Remedy meets AL these requirements.
1t acts on natures pan. relieves the
lungs, aids 0Deo3oRst3on, opens the
seees1ons ana restores the system to
. healthy condition. This remedy
has world wide sale and use, and
can always b depended upon. Sold
by all dealors-Advertisem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
Base Ball Results
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
At Burlington Burlington, I3;
Marshalltown, 2-7-2. Batteries-Miller
and Rolleg; Taylor and Andreen.
At Keokuk-Keokuk, $50; Water
loo, 6-9-2. Batteries Mo
Cullough and Sweet; Gardner and
Wagner.
At Muscatine- Muscatine, ST.;
Cedar Rapids, 1-S2. Batteries Tack
ert and McNeilly; Spencer and West.
At Ottumwa-Ottumwa, 0-5-2; Clin-
ton, 5-9-1. Batteries and Link;
Smithson, Delano and Fngal.
Games Today and Tomorrow.
Waterloo at Keokuk.
Marshalltown at Burlington.
Cedar Rapids at Muscatine.
Clinton at Ottumwa.
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Notes Of the Game.

In the five times he faced the pitch
er, Rogerson drew three passes and
pounded long homsr over the left
made in the sixth on the first ball
pitched for the inning In the third
inning Rog drove another over the
same fence but it was a little outsid ,
fair territory. His home run was a
rain getter and was ticketed as well
for a IS hat.
Donovan, the big right fielder, look
ed good to the fans. He bats left
handed and stands up at that plats
with Kid Mccoy crouch. His reach
is long enough to hit anything and
when he does connect he drives the
ball mighty hard. Besides making a
single yesterday, his two fyouts to
center field were stiff clouts that
came close to being good.
The crowd was happy IN the eighth
when Jack raped the ball out of
sight over the left field fence, driving
fNo5SIsOn Ill dnSdu VI Aiih. ~ ioohSo
like the start Of a big rally, but there
were two down and the next man few
out to center.
A pretty double play by Hensling,
Abbott and Gottschall in the first In
ming drew a big hand. Stadfelt was
safe On an unexpected bunt. Nc
Auley grounded a fast one to Hens
ling who threw to Abbott. Stadtfelt,
not content with second. raced on
for third and was easily out on Abb's
throw to GottschaM,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
Russia Ready for MobiIIz,.io,

ST. PETERSBURG. May 7.-Diplo-
matio circles are considerably exer-
cised over new order Just Issued By
The council Il ministers, WssBdh
authori1es the war minister % lay a
embargo on any vessel or vessels Of
the Russian mercantile marine need
ed for transportation Of war stores
and troops fourteen days before for
NAL mobilization orders are issued
The order provides that on the I'M
position OF the embargo. no member Of
the crew of the vessel affected may
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Baltimore, S-11-4 st. Louis, 7-s-1.
Batteries-Smith, Quinn and Jack
litsch; Brown, Crandall and Simon.
Pittsburgh, 10-150; Kansas City, f.
1872. Batteries-Walkz Adams and
Berry; Harris, Stonc, Hogan and
Easterly.
Chicago, 1904: Buffalo, 1873. Bat
teries-Hendrix and Wilson and
Block; Moran, Alexander and Blair.
Brooklyn-Indianapoli game post
poned on account Of wet grounds.
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Last Of the Season

The last regular vesper service for
the season was held Sunday at 4
O'Clock. 1t was we'll attended and the
girls were happy to have our good
friend, Mrs. r. H. Passmore from
Minneapolis. Mrs. Passmore told of
the work over the country during
this publicity week by way of adver-
Using the association to travelling
young women or girls leaving small
towns to work in the cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
superstititIous Indian. bury

Superstitiefous Indians Bury Child.
CALCUTTA, May IAN extraor
binary case OF superstition was dis.
closed by the arrest of three men
who were caught in the act OF bury.
ing alive baby month old. The
baby was born with tooth, and a
few days afterwards six sucking pigs
and calf died in the neighborhood.
Ihereupon, a soothsayer declared
that the child had dsvil, and under.
took to exercise 1t, but on the follow.
ing night the father became i'll. He
then decided that the devil had been
too strong for the soothsayar, and
that he must get rid of the child to
escape its malignity.
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leave the ship. and the clerical stan
in the ship owners Office must also
remain at their posts. all being placed
under military law. It is pointed out
that under the new law Russia could
secretly have everything ready for
war fortnight before . general mo-
bilization order was. issusd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07

southern towns which opened yester-
day drew over half as many as the
full eight did last season. The four
northern cities-Cedar Rapids. Gin
ton, Waterloo and Marshalltown-are
expected to break all records In their
secondary games next Tuesday, and
the total attendance is therefore ex-
pectet' to be several thousand larger
than that on last seasons opening
days
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Yesterdays. Results.

Yesterdays. Results.
Cincinnati. $50; st. Louis, 0.5-o
Batteries-Benton and Clarke; Sal
lee, Steele and Snyder.
Pittsburgh, 14-1; .Chicago, o4G
Batteries-Adams and Gibson; Cheney
and Archer.
Brooklyn, 6-1O1; New York, $40
Batteries-Rucker and Miller; De.
maree, Fromme and Meyers and John.
son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game postponed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs. NJ. G.. Eaton OF Sciota, return.
ed home this morning after a weeks
visit at the home OF her son, G. w.
Eaton.
Major D. B. Hamill leaves this even.
Ing for New York on business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
Orders Return Of Stolen oood,.

MEXICO CITY. May General
Huerta today ordered tie restoration
to Americans OF all property confis-
Gated by Mexican officials. On many
American ranches in the south srn
states, great herds OF cattle which
had been aeised hy state officials. are
beinu setWnsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07

l hereby announce myself - . can.
ddate for nomination as county clerk
tof Lee county. subject, to the decision
sof the democratic voters 1t the
AJune primary.
CURTIS M. HART. =
tkeokuk, Iowa, Feb. il. 1914.
Advertisement.
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I hereby announce mysek - = can
didate for nomination ~ supervisor
OF Lee county, subject to tho dec1sion
OF the republican voters At the June
primary.
JOFN DE ROHHAR.
Mt. Hamil. Iowa, February ,. 1914.
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I hereby announce myself - . can.
didate for nomination az supervisor
OF Lee county. for the 1915 torn. sub
.iect to the decision of the republican
voters at the June primary.
ALBERT BONNUIh
West Point, Iowa, R. 3. d. I.
Advertisement
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Standing Of the Teams.

Where They Play.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis, 7-11-1; Cleveland, 1-5-2.
Batteries-W. H. James and Rumler
and Agnew; Banding, w. James and
Carisch.
Detroit, 4-6-2; Chicago. 2-9-5. Bat
teries- Hall, Reynolds. Doyle and
Stanage; Scott, Cicotte and Mayer
and Schalk.
New York, 1870: Washington. 03-2.
Batteries Caldwell and Sweeney;
Shaw and Henry.
Philadelphia. 7-15-3; Boston. 1871.
Batteries-Bush and Schang; r. Col
Inns, Bedient and Carrigan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
Y.W.C.A. NOTES
TrI state Club.

The girls Tri State club will give
their closing social affair Thursday
night at o'clock. The entire Tri-
State business college has been In
vited and gay evening has been
planned. Music and games will be
played in the gymnasium and re-
freshments served
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~ ASr1vals IN oosP go

WAsIzsDuoN, My ia sesns
to the f,nisn With rsaraamirals ~ Ne
contestants WIN be 6kaged here fAis
afternoon to determine tho admirals'
golf championship. Betting naval
circles today favored Rear Admiral
Thomas C. Selfridge, who Is young
and clipper at az, but other betters
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with to announce that will be .
candid te for the nomination for audi.
|1Dr a Lee county, subject to the aos
a. 81 ~ eepu1a1can yr1maries.
y. ) H5vN0. =. 1(aAlsua. s~N |
tissmsnl
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Stolen bases-Rogerson.
Left on bases-Keokuk 4: Waterloo,
/.
Two base hits-Whittaker.
Three base hits-Allen 2.
Home run-Jack, Rogerson.
Double plays-HensHng, Abbott and
Gottschall, McAuley and Sheldon.
Strike outs-by Whitaker Z; by
Gardner, Z; by Mccullough, 2.
Base on balls-off Whitaker 2; off
Gardner 6.
Hit by pitched ball-Siglin.
Time of game: Sc.
Umpire-Krause.
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I wish to announce to my friends
andl,the voters that will be 6 candi-
date flor the nomination Of auditor Of
Lee, county, subject to the action OF
IthetrepublScan primaries.
ALBERT r. SMITH,
Fl. Madison.
|--.AfHvartisaraenf
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Baltimore at indianapolis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
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I hereby announce myself ~ can
didate for the nomination for sheriR
OF Lee county, subject to. the decision
OF the republican voters at tho juno
primaries. JOHN G. SCOTT.
advertisement.
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Central Assn Opening
Day Attendance

The four cities which opened the
pennant season in the Central assocfa-
ton yesterday had the following at
tendance, Keokuk breaking the record
for any opening day crowd in it's his.
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on account of rain.
Standing Of the Clubs.

as4s Where Thsy Play.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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wers willing to place money a 80
Adfnirsl Upshur who is still sce1vO q
30. Ncale OF the players boasts q
less thn1 so years,
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wish to announce to my friends
:nu THE voters that will be . can
didads for ,the nomination. OF clerk OF
tn Sd@trict, court OF Lee county, sub
ject to thet action OF the democratic
primaries.
W. W. GwN.
OF KeolEuk.
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hereby announce myself - .
candidate for the nomination Abr sher.
If OF Lee county. subject to the deci-
sion OF the republican voters aat the
June primarieAr
advertisements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-07
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I hereby announce myself - An.
didate for nomination, for sheriff OF
Lee county. subject to the decision OF
the democratic voters q the June
primary.
J. H. FAR,REL1>
Advertisement.
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Whitaker Derricked.

Abb jerked Whitaker and ant in
Mccullough. Although four hits had
been made off Whitaker in the in
ming, he seemed to be as strong as
he was when he started. His control
was still good, but the Jays solved
his twisters and 1t was time for Bill
to take vacation.
The first man to face Mack slashed
out single on which Allen rode to
the base. He went out. Sweet to
Jack when he attempted to take sec.
ono on his own hook. In the visitors
half of the ninth, things were calm
again. The first two up whitfield the
atmosphere and the last one went
down, Gottschall to Abb.
Three runs to the bad, the tribe
had the fans excited from the begin
ming of the eighth to the end of the
game Abb started the inning, but
popped to Ashland. Rogerson was
given a LIE on tour wide ones and
leomped IN ahsad Of Jack when that
- pdlsd = raingetter over the left
aeed fence. Donovan few to oentar
bonding the session.
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Cafeteria Committee.

The cafeteria committe composed
of Mrs. R. H. Meinburg, chairman,
Mrs. Harry Dill, Miss Elizabeth
Scroggs, Mrs. Harvey Bonham, Mrs.
Henry Burns, Mrs. n. E. Schmidt and
Mrs. George Schell, met at the asso-
citation this morning. This is a new
committee who are proving very pro-
gressive and who will make every
effort to make the cafeteria efficient.
They are making speciality Of Thurs
day night when they plan a family
supper.
Shorthand Class Social.
The Fraternal Order Of Shorthand
held their class social in the girls club
room Of the Y w. C. A. Tuesday
evening, May 5. The social was well
attended by members and guests of
the class. The social features com
prised Of very appropriate poem en-
titled, Memories OF the Class" writ
ten by Miss Ida Kaldenburg. A class
yell was given in honor OF their teach
er Miss Bertha Frail. which was also
original OF Miss Ka1denburg. The
balance OF the evening was spent in
playing games, telling funny stories.
and piano music furnished by Mr..
Clink and Mr. Kfessr. Refreshments
were served and all departed at a,
late hour reporting as having very
enjoyable time. The class adjourned
for the summer, the naxt regular
meeting to be held the first Tuesday
In October. !.
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Read The Daily Gate City, 1ec
per week.
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Bill Holds Jays scoreless for
Six Innings Game Looked
Sewed up for
Tribe.
START WITH BIG PARADE
Mayor Moorhead Throws First
Ball While 1000 Bugs
Look on From
Stands.

Before one OF the largest crowd:
that ever witnessed baseball game
here, the Waterloo club fell on the
Indians in the eighth for four runs
and won yesterdays game, the 1rs1
on the Central association schedule
by score OF to 5. 1t was good
game at that and one that kept the
crowd on their toes till the last man
was out. It ended with the tribe at
bat and the sacks populated.
Yesterdays was a most suspicious
opening and one that did great credit
to the fans of the town. In accord
ance with Mayor Moorhead's procla-
nation, many business houses in the
city were closed during the after
noon. A big automobile parade start.
ed from Twelfth and Main streets
shortly after two o'clock. The auto
mobiles contained the players, club
officials, city officials, and others.
The parade was headsd by four po-
licemen who were followed by the
big military band. The parade passed
down Main street. turned around and
came back to Main and Fifth. Here
the N ambers OF the band boarded a
street car while the players in the
automobiles were whirled out to the
park.
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Ninth was EXCITING.

In the ninth Gottschall walked.
Sweet whitfield and Mccullough forced
Red at second. Hensling singled. put.
ting Mack on third and taking sec.
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Last year the total attendance OF all
eight cities in the Central association
for the opening games was:
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Score by Innings.
Waterloo ......U O o o o O 2 4 O-6
Keokuk ......2 O O 0 o I 0 2 0-5
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Mayor Heaves First Ball.

When the mayor threw out the
first ball for the op sning Of the game,
the grand stand and bleachers were
densely Inhabited and few hundred
extra were lined up around the fences.
The Indians looked mighty fine In
their new white suits. Most Of them
were new players to the fans who
had not been out before this season,
but before the game was over they
had every man spotted and marked.
Big Red Donovan, the recent arrival
from Hurley, n. NJ. played in the
left garden. He is a monster in size
and placed strong bid on his initial
appearance for the favor OF the fans.
The game started off with Bill
Whitaker, one of the three veterans
left from last years club, on the
mound. Bill pitched alright ball for
six innings. In that time the visitors
found him for but two hits, the first
lucky bunt. BY the seventh inning
the tribe had backed Bill with three
runs They looked to be as good as
a million.
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Things Start in Seventh.

But in that seventh, with one
down, Siglin drew pass. Allen slosh-
ed long triple to center. driving in
the first run for the Jays. Allen
scored when Ashland hit safely for
one sack. The next two batters flied
out on easy pops to the infield
With their first taste of blood the
NJ. DIS came back in the next, load
ed for bear. Stadfelt, who started off
the period, pulled another unexpected
hunt which Bill folded perfectly and
the man was out. McAuley ripped a
ringle to right. Sheldon did the same,
and both advanced when Hill scratch
ed out to Whitaker
Singlin came through with another
single, scoring both base runners. AL
len pulled his second triple Of the
game, driving Siglin in for the third
run Of the inning.
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Advertisement.
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advertisement.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-30
GERMAN ADVANCE
BITTERLY CONTESTED
French and British Stubbornly Fight Kaiser'a
Eorces Contesting Every Foot of Advance
ON Paris-Recruits and Gune Are Regui-
sitioned by the European Allies

London August 2o.-11t5 m-The French British are
gathering and available in northwestern
an attempt to stop the German advance the road to
1t is also said that General yoffre commander n-che the
French will endeayor to strike at right bring
relief to British and French forces which have
cal situation by the German outflankng movement
How far the allies have succeeded in getting German
path is not disclosed
what is happening the battlefield
report comes from both Antwerp Copenhagen the
Germans have commenced movement back from the
e Russians advance thoug East Prussia But is hardly likely
will make demands battle
in which there to have been Iu definitely decided
Field Marshal Sir John French the British
army mas been hard pressed communication with British
office late today which dproved the German official report
British had been encircled by the Germans.
odays reports from the German general staff are not more
than merely that the princes army
cupled Longw is advancing toward the Meuse French
advance from Nancy had been repused and that third
yancng through the Voges This probably the army which was
SAID to be making Befort its objective
he Russians continue their march through Prussia and
confirmation comes tonight of the statement thai they had
~oengsbeg s6 had taken Aenstein 1t will be long time
ever before they directly threaten Berlin indeed
millions OF reach the of the Austrian frontier
troops of the Russian engaged general
front OF fSo miles between the Vsla and Lebug capital
tGaaca :;
There considerable uneaness over the attitude of Turkey
Athens tonight repeated the that German and
salloTsar on t1eirsWay to Gonstanfnope
here has been strong enunciatnn of disconnuance of
and fhe and particularly of
yegg matches while Seceatry for War Kitchener
calling for recruits FT@> %2
Field Marshal Lord Roberts referred to this today IN
70 new battalion OF Royal fslers recruited from business and
fsssona men OF London He expressed intense admiration fo
tlem saying: - " - -
'ow difficult your to that of the men who still can
go on win he cricket and football if the
they in times piping peace We are engaged in life
and death stugge'4 -