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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
SPORT WHEEZES
Being Purloined Dog Meat, Prune
Pies. Lemon Sandwiches. Etc
(By Clug)

aa Tomorrow the Western League
teams begin the second series of the
season. They will play another four
game series in the following places:
Denver at Topeka
Lincoln at Wichita.
Sioux City at Omaha.
ST. Joe at Des Moines.
Tuesday afternoon Topeka fans will
have a chance to see the new Savages
in action for the first time. From the
showing they made at Wichita, it
seems that they are worth seeing, and
indications are that a record breaking
crowd will watch the Savages eat bear
meat.
To say that one ball player is the
ing a whole lot. But there is little
doubt but that Old Bill Rapps is just
such a man. Bill cracks 'em like an
Ozark squirrel cracks nuts and he can
play any position on the team. And
it is possible that he could pitch if he
had to.
The Savages are going mighty good.
They have had pretty easy sailing so
far, and have gotten away with good
lead. But they must not think that it
will all be easy picking. They must
not let their heads get the bulge. Any
team that keeps out of the cellar in
the Western League has to keep saw
climb many a rugged hill before
reaching the crest where the rag flies.
Here is the way Ham Hamilton, of
ST. Joe, pans the weather man for in
terfering with the opening game in
the Missouri village:
You're a piker, Mr.. Belden,,
And were goin' to have you fired
Dishin' out this sort of weather
Makes us all dodgasted tired.
If you had to have a soaker
Why dye save it fer today?
Blasted, bloomin', knockin' croakeri
faint no way to earn yer payl
Had yer riggin' fixed and ready
Till the p'rade had come and gone,
Till they'd done their noise and
tootin',
Then We turned yer faucets on.
You're a piker, Mr. Belden,
An we're goin' to have you fired.
Amt the thing for which you're
If they keep their wits about them
continue to improve their skill and
garner experience there are two
youngsters on the Savage squad who
ought to have a future in the big show.
These men are lick Eye Tallion and
Swede Widernan. Both are mere lads
so far as years are concerned. Both
have the innate ability. And both
play ball with their heads as well as
their hands. Fans who like to watch
the careers of those who Ego up
should keep an eye on Kick and Swede-
First Baseman Frankenhoff is
firm believer in preordained faith.
Frankenhoff had his grip packed and
was all ready to go to Wichita with
the Savages. But fate interviewed.
woolurns blew into town and Jimmy
Jackson looked him over. Then, as
Woolums was moving on with no par
ticular place in view, it was decided to
let him accompany the team to the
Peerless Princess. Consequently
Frankenhoff was told he could stay
home After the team got to Wichita
things began to happen, and first
baseman was badly needed. Woolums
filled the bill and did it nicely. And
all the time Frankenhoff was in To-
peka watching the score boards and
thinking of what an opportunity he
would have had if Woolums had not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
Telephone 284.

special baseball telephone, No. 2S4, so
please call that number when you
want the score
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
SpeaIyiIIe f3: Jetmore 3.

Jetmore, Kan, April 26.-The game
here between Spearville high school
and the Niederacher high school of
Jetmore resulted in a score of 13 to
favoring SpearviIle. Batteries: Spear
ville-Hill and Braddock; Jetmore-
Wilson and Moore.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
Paramount wins Track Meet.

Winfield, Kan, April 26.-FaiF-
mount won in the Fairmount-South-
western track meet here Friday after
noon. The total for Paramount was
6S points; for Southwestern Sc points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

Batteries-Schulz and Blair, Allen;
Kaiserling and Rariden.
Western Association Results.
Denison 8; Tulsa 8. (Called 18th,
darknesS).
McAlester L Muskogee 2.
Paris /; Oklahoma City 2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

BaCCor1eS"MOTCOn anu " 1N0lAfs
Reynolds, Cavet, Boehler, Dauss and
Mckee.
Summary: Two base hits-Jackson.
Mckee, jacobson. Three base hits
Graney, Crawford. Stolen bases
Chapman 90, Wambsganns. Graney.
Cobb. Bases on balls-Of Morton, 2;
off REYNOLDS, 1; off Cavet, 1; off
Boehler, 2. Struck out-By Morton,
4; by Cavet, 8; by Dauss, 1. Um-
pires-HiIdeb rand and O'Loughlin.
Chicago 4, St. Louis o.
Chicago, April 26.-Chicago made it
four straight from ST. Louis Sunday
when Russell struck out IL men and
won a pitchers contest from Baum
gardner, 1 to 0. In the fifth inning
J. Collins walked, advanced to third
on two sacrifice hits and scored on
Schalk's hit. The score: r II E
Cn1cdgO.
Batteries-Baumgar and Ag-
new; Russell and Schalk.
Summary: Two base hit-Austin.
Bases on balls-Of Russell, 2; off
Baumgardner, 2. Struck out-By Rus
sell, IL. Umpires-Nallin and Dineen.
Only two games scheduled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

To say that one ball player is the
most valuable man on his club is say
ing a whole lot. But there is little
doubt but that Old Bill Rapps is just
Ozark squirrel cracks nuts and he can
play any position on the team. And
it is possible that he could pitch if he
had to.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

At Kansas City-First game: r H z
Chicago. 10 IL
Kansas City
Batteries-R. Johnson and Wilson;
Main, Cullop and EaSterly.
Second game-Score: R H E
Chicago. 2
Kansas City s
Batteries-Hendrixa and Wilson; G.
johnson and Brown
At ST. Louis-Score: r H T
Pittsburg.
st. Louis o
Batteries-Hearn and Berry; Wat
son, Herbert and Chapman
. At Newark-Score: r H E
Newark. 2 10
LA inningS.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
Only two games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, April 26.-C1eveland
broke Detroit's winning streak Sun
day, winning to 1. Morton was a
puzzle and b1anked Detroit until the
eighth, when Jacobson's double and
Cobb's single resulted in a run.
The score: RH E
Cleveland. 1
n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

additional sport on last page-)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

Tuesday afternoon Topeka fans Will
have a chance to see the new Savages
in action for the first time. From the
showing they made at Wichita, it
seems that they are worth seeing, and
indications are that a record breaking
crowd will watch the Savages eat bear
meat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

IS Tomorrow the Western League
teams begin the second series of the
season. They will play another four
game series in the following places:
Denver at Topeka
Lincoln at Wichita.
Sioux City at Omaha.
St. Joe at DeS Moines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26

wandered in. 1t may not be original,
but Frankenhoff says: There is a
destiny that shapes our ends. rough
hew them as we may"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Only two games scheduled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Lincoln-Denver game postpol
rain.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
8efannter AnlUnIt bpn 9incpIn Der.
haftet.

2incoIit 9eb., t6. Sept. - Otto
s. Mliler, tin befannter bieIiger
RedtsanpaIt, Duroe geitern inter
Der anfIage perbaftet, fid @eloer
unter goripiegelung iaIider Sbat-
ioden neridaift 81 ba6en. Miller
lit bei6uloi9t, nit Dem 19.idbrigen
Gri6nL antgbt ulo @iainm @.
Heooing cine @eribn0rung ms
@ert geiett Ut baben, Inn Die Bur.
iington @abn 5ii betriigen. anig6t,
ipelder einen 8rud BAT, muBte iid)
auf Dem Burlington gabnbofe cine
s5nbrfarte Iaien ltno mad 8erein.
hsrfntg peinen llnfoa boben", n1f.
ren0 ct iiber ben gabnboisperron
oina. Der 9Ian tpuroe 80 aIge-
meiner 9ufriebenbeit Der 6rei 8e.
aus5efiibrt, uno bie 8a6n
5ablte anigbt cine gnti61OiQungs.
BON $3.50 uno MiQer ouBer.
800 auipoltsfolten ans.
ani9bt bat elm ooles @eIt1noniB
abgelegt.
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ut0 liberal benfenoe Clement in Der
aonpeutiuu, ioOnb bic arbeiter bon
gtebrasfa on ibren aamprdOen nidt
gum Suoas Der0cn.
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ten Aafmrfe bem Nhomlna 4lrt.
dnft, mafhc III alareHn alttf p0a
rlHem Itottiiten Niefke obaenorien
lnth ethrtlldl mtIrtt
0HAnirNnmalt Wornu hai aelen
@trrae g @tarhori BON Bier Bic
Anflaae nni h0tmniaea Nerlailen
Irinrr Rtuu erhutcn iuh Der Gbe.
riff BOT sinen glerbaitmaebelehI or.
hnIirn.
Am Wleuiu0 fou0 bier mier arc.
fer NetbciIiauna Ole 9eer0imma bon
Stnt Mldrie 3immrrer itust, mclde
lidl bier 1T BET gtaSt oaacneiniter
adilma ui0 9eIiebtbeit e%rircnie.
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Dem geten aeidie0en mar, binierIabt
auber ihrem @uttcn 5Ipci Tohter
uno sDei Sohne. Die Qeidlenfeier
fon0 In Der fhtholiihen ct. M1urieu.
Stride inter Seituitq bon Serrn.
Ffarrcr Ibcoaor Soller Itaft, mo-.
rnui Die 9eiiebune ouf Dem ct. W1o-
rien.5rieobof crfolgte.
Ger iuaen0Iihe Curtis 6reemon.
Der bor mebreren 8oden NIT Gbas.
Butler 1T Elm ier.2agerbous ein.
gebrohen iuar. befannte Iid) am.
Moutng iduIoig uno lpltroe nod Ell.
ner gcborigen Strofpreoiet BON
Hidlter 9ealeh auf 8arole Der Sb.
but ieiner @ltcrn iibernieien, neil
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George 9er9itrom nur6en ali lie SOL
ulo Soften perurtbeilt, neil iie I'M
SintergoIie olfoboIii6e @e.
bertilgt batten. auberoem|
muBten om Montog nod bier anoereI
M1nner tpegen 8runfenbeit @eI0.I
6erappen.
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9es @ROines.

gor einigen EagGn Ioien mir in
Der SdgIiben 9moba Gribiine, Dab
Die Ge4ti6en in 9ebrosfo ibren
ganfen erflirt b1tten, fals ielbige
geteigt iu1rpr, an Der Gicienonleibe,
melde England rno 6ranfreih in
amerifo 5u MAIDEN geoenft, tbeiI-
sunebmen, iie fire @elber aus ben
9anten 6ieben piir0en. auh bier
in 2es @toiHes bort man bier uno
on inter bemittelten 9elltiGen, mel.
DIE @eIber in ben 8anfen bnben.
0aB iie 0asielbe tbun fpiirOen in0enl
iie at ben englii6en Bertbpapieren,
iie aIs Siderrtg ooer 9edung
Der &nleibe befommen tpiirbenb fein
8utrauen boben.
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Gine arou aatie gfee6 olls

Cine 6rou aatie Gee6 aus
9enner, cine profeIiioneLle gettlerin,
ipeld)e iid als ariippeL ousgiebt unb
init ariiden umDerbumpelt, ann Mit-
Iei0 81 erregen, miiroe geltern NIT
ibrer etpa 7jdbrigen Todter III
Soft genommeH. Sic beriudte aus
3inmer Der Bolisei . Matrone
Die 6eniter 81 e%nttonmen,
fuur0e iebod bel ibrem gorbaben
abgefaBt.
9aridieoene 9oli5iiten rperOet
BON Glib OMAHA naf Der RoroIeite
iibertrogen iper6en, mo linen Sc
legenbeit gegeben tper6en ioa, Su be-
tueifen, Oh iie iif nIs Si6erbeitg,
mnnnidaften elmer @robIta0t eignen.
Ser SopGner Sobn g. Hafa.
porna, tpeId)er BEL Mitdea, Neb.,
cine 8orm befiti, brafte dnt Waitt-
nod brei Na1eonIdoungen ain6pieb
Gub omaha uto berfailfte fie
bort. Gr fam erIt Dor flint Sabren.
uah amerifa.
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Warftberi6te.

GiiO Omaha. 16. Sept. 1915.
&inbbie6-3uiubr 5000.
9eef Sttere, gtnrtt felt, itdrfer.
.9.85.
So6fter greis $3.50.
.Sdbrlir9e, CUTE Bis bette 5000
.9.75.
3iemIi6 cute big CUTE $7.75-
800.
MittelmGBige $6.75-7.75.
Sellers, Martt feIt.
ISOLDE Gttllers t0-15 nteoriger.
Gorn-geiitterte geepes.
@ute big bette idlDere 8eepes
SIS. 80-9.50.
MittelmdBige $S.25-8.so.
3iemlid quite bis CUTE 1915
e.25.
@rus.gefltertc 9tiere, ouseeUdbIte
S8.00-8.65.
@hlte bis bette $$7.40-8.00.
D2ittelmdBige bis quite $685.
TAO.
@aitteImaBise $6.O0-6.S5.
aiibe, @artt felt.
Gute Bis Bette $6.50-7.25.
3iemIid cute bis CUTE $5.25-
600.
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TO.
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$6.70-7.40.
@ute big bette Stoders $685.
$50.
8iemIid CUTE big CUTE Sc. To-
7.85.
@itteImdbige =
Stod Sellers SO. 00-7.00.
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Stod adlbrr Sc 10000.
9eol a6Iber 100000.
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1%nhlanapQlls. An6. 10. stpi
Nnl hfn avllrtn bier eiuaeltpiicntH
Nufe e%fle.auie pgfldlaliig $40 mar.
Frnb Aef lluhrt Elm hepaIlneier
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aubr npn Wrflhpndetrn nnb Shmud.
nsuorsn tm qeribe ncn mebreren
tnulenb TcaarS Ter irtdc Ram.
Der eHiEant
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hahe. GtmaelaAh ualhali Nna ruiz
lie Ntet feet l.018. 600 W0nn
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Nus Dem State.

9incoIn. gtnl Ga 8latte 6lub III
inter ben 9fer0en cine Gpioemit
alsgebruden. Ger itaotIi6e 9bier.
ar3t 1T oortbin eefnbreit, Inn bic ari
Der aratfbeit ollsfinoig SIT MAIDEN
8altbia. Die auf Der Omobo
HcierDation lehenoen sSnOinner bat,
ten cine bier Gage p1brenoe 2ano.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peranitaltet
tuelde am 3ienitag ibr gnoe nabm.
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ben Belt IN Macn itatt iino NOR Die
erite ocrartige 4~ltslteaung, pelhe
ie bon Den Smabo Snoianerl1 Der.
dnItaltet moroen mar. Die ausge.
iteaten 6elo. pn0 @artener3eugniIIe
mareu re9t nett, beionoers inter.
ciiant tparen 9roNufte Der Salls.
inouitrie, nie getuebte uato ielbit ge.
fdrbte Soden.
@oboo. get einem autonobil.
unfaa, Der iih DienItog 0aft ettpa
cier Wleilen bon bier ereisnete, nnb
nobel Der araftipogen bon elmer fIei.
men Bride i~tiir3te, fanb Der Shnnf.
nirtb s. u. Rcpaf bon 8eiton ben
Goo, mQ6renb iein 8egleiter, S.
Sbauor1, idner perleet ipur0e.
SDons. 5eser aus unerflGrIiher
llriade didcrtc am Withhold ben
6IeiiderIaoen BON @alter Sapp Elm.
Nidts IieBen Die gieriaen 5lammen
bonn gar3en Geb1l0e iibrig, ais Die
nndten 81n0e. Der angeriGJtete
Sdaocn betr1gt etipa $1,000, Ser.
ftderung 5000.
@ni6e Nod. Der 9.iGbrige Gobn
bon 6errn imo 8rnu s. Q. Gran,
Delder am Mfontag bon einem
Baum ~itiir3te uno i6Dere 5Ieiid.
lDun6en oapoutrue. prr6e am Mitt-
mod mad Omaha IN Elm SoipitaI ge.
brodt, neil man befir1tet, oaB.
8ran0 bin3utreten f6nne.
2incoln. Sic @ittipe oes BEL Der.
9frbeit inns geben gefommenen Maii.
rers &arrp Yettengin, porilber mir.
geItern beridteteu, niro gernGB Der
8%eItimmnn9en bes arbeiter. gntfhd.
oigunQs. 8eieees cine Sunm1e BON
$500 olsge5o6It erbolten nebIt'
8eeroigungsfoiten Big 8n 500.
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Nens Li6trnIr grrrininnnn.

sSn elmer 8%eriammIung Der grnIi-
creiorbeiter mib peripnnOter Bran.
den murOe 0ienitag Aben0 cine IL
berale @ereinigung inter benz ga.
men sgiebrosfa 9roOes Union 81.
berth 2eaeue" sur 8etdmpfung Der
MISUNDERSTANDING eegriinoet
6. Champ lift 9rafioent Der nell.
en- 9erbinOuug un0 Ruoolpb GbIe-
6ordo S6abmeiiter un6 Sefret1r.
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SIN. .. DaspiSA asssFai

Drnftittrt IN allen @eri&ten bes
Gtontes mO ben ger. Gtdnten
Sdreibt TeItomente aus, beioret De-
HbtiteI unb Iiebt Abitrnfe OrgM:
fiebt hab Eeitamente i'm Wnhlaifen.
i9aFtseerihte georbuei iperben. Be.
iOrgt DoGmnHteH unb siebt Grb.
Ifoften IN ireenb einem SbeiI Der
WeIt sn. aoGettirt ansFtdnOe.
Gpri6t DeutiG unb if 6ffentIider
Rotar. S4s Omaha Sectional Bod
Gsbduhs. Dunba. RebraSsa.
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Eeiterrridiihts EoepcOubupt Der.
irnft?

Elirin, is. Sept. Cine Unit
tperpeaer 3epeIhe Der Stampn be.
fogt: Ser aopitGn oes 9ampfers
Goncettino beridtet, Dab err in Sobe
Ger @organo @aIbiniel bon 2 otter.
rei6iihen Gotpeooboot3eritorern Der.
foIet fpurAe. 9I6bIid eridieu Elm
itaIieniides linterieeboot uno per.
ienfte einen Ser 5orpeooboot5er.
itorer. (3ie 9adridlt ideint cine
Gnte 8n iein)
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WsoIbinaion, t6. Scpt. = Brdii.
bent Mitiou teaonn gcitern NIT Der
1ritnoIihen Nriihrna Der Inn pom
Eetret1r Daniels iibermitteIten
acknowledgements @eioH.
bers pcrlou itsoiert Der Vr6HOent
Die aoiicnanIdt0ae fir germebrims
Der Mrnen nno Mnrine.
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9rimarpahlen in @aralanh.

Baltlmore, 16. sept. - Bei Den
bieiigen @rimdrmobIen erbieIt Der
StootsfontroIlor Gmerion s. Sdr-.
rington Die oeinofratiide Nominoti-
on fir oas @ounerneursnmt, iiber.
8un6esienator Blair See. 8ie DE.
pubIifarter iominierten Gbington g.
MelIer.
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MaRsnmerS merifaniider 2fiaiere.

81 Yaio 3,et., t6. Sept. = sc.
neral 8iao bat leste ISOLDE geIegent.
lid ieines lleberfales Der Nanh
bon General llrbina 5u Ga Rieoos,
IA StabsoffBiere uno Oieien ieI6It
itanOredtlid cridieBeh lafien. (@len.
Der 9tltbpno, 0ieler 8iaa.)
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9. s. @nrn, beuti@er Opt.
fer. anoen nnteriuGt fir 8riaen.
440 8ranoeis @eb1ilbe, Omaha.
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gerlanat-5ralt, nm in Slide I'M
9oteL 81 belfeu. AeItere @erIon
%beDor5ugt. Stettse Stenling. Iad.
5ufrogen bel Silrgeu Samms, Mboco,
Soma. Q. IS
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G6ienap Mlarftberidlf.

GBttngD Warftberidt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000. Iarf
feft, auaIttat ldle6t.
SdbrIinge $f0.40.
Sellers $3.50.
Stiere 1886.
S0diter gteis, gorn-gefittartl
9eeocs $fO25.
Stilers $3.50.
Sdmeine-3ufubr 1900. Dart
flau.
0ltrdidnittspreis So. 90-7.90.
6ofIter Breis $685..
SGafe-3ufuDr 10000. Marft Itari
2Gmnler, Marft 10-15 ~nieoriger.
Sohiter 8reis $3.50.
Rotibes $3.50.
8eItern 21tnu1er $500.
8oa.2ammer $11.40.
Colorado Q1mmer $t1.50.
6riibling-2dnm1e 1886.
Sonbo 2Gmrler $1,000.
S0abo Muttcri6afe $5.75.
aauias gitb @arftberidt.
MISUNDERSTANDING $500. Marft
felt.
SGbrIin9e $500.
aiibe un6 Setf4s, Marft feIt.
Stoders, Wtorft ldpo9.
Stoders, Wforft flou.
adlber, 0tarft felt, idpah.
S6tueine-3aflbr 1000. Mnrft
offnete felt, S9IpB 5-10 ~rlieOriger.
8urfidnittspreis $6.50-8.10.
&6diter 8reis $50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000. Marft
langiam.
2Gmmer, b64iter &reis $3.50.
Ct. SOifpb MurftberiGt.
GinOpicb-3uiubr 2,200. Mdrft
felt, itarf.
SG9rIinge $3.50.
Sdpeiue-3uinbr $500. Marft
feit, 5 nieoriger.
9urdi6nittspreis $6.75-8.00.
SodIter Greis $500.
Sdafe-3utlby 10000. Marft felt.
S0dfter Breig $3.50.
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E(aIftBlrls an5elqen!

&erlaust- erfabrenes MiG0hen fir
augemeine Salsnr6eit. 1919
5arnam Ctr. Eel. Sarne1 1913.
9. IS.
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Omaba @ctreibemGrft.

Gmnba Wetrei6emartt.
Omaha, Is. Sept. 1915.
.GurfeD @ei5en-
ger. 2. 106-107
gtr. 3. 105-106
Garter 8ei5en-
g1r. 2. f04-106
g1r. 8. 103-t05
SIR. 4. 94-102
8eiBer 6riibiabrspei5en-
Scr. 2. 103-t05
gar. 8. 103-104
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sSarms a. berfanfen.

9ns preisuirOigite GReH BEL Better
Rump. Deuti6e Slide. 1908
Dodge StroBe, 2. Stof. WobIaei.
ten % Gents.
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Observation-Disclosures gerfduFer, Inn
Roffee unO onbere grooutte 1irett
an 6ie 6ormer au berfoufen. 3. s.
90. ShIiiter Co., 302 II. aDe.,
Council gIuffs, Soma.
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guIs, Staes uftp. $5.0O-6.50
Sdueine-3ufnbr< 5000. Marft
offnete felt, 5dIuB idp1f).
8urhidnittspreis $6. 70-7.00.
&odIter 4reis $7.65.
Sdafe-3ufuDr 22,500. Marft felt.
Hammer, Mfarft Ianginnt, nieoriger.
Soditer Brcis $50.
S6mmer, Marlt 10--t5 bober.
@efiitt. .Mutteridofe $4.50-5.35.
Sdbrlinge CUTE bts bette $5.75-
$50.
@efiitt. Sdbrringe Sc. 0o-7.00.
8iooer, epte bis Bette 5.00-5.75.
@efiitt. 26nuner 81. 75-S.25.
Mutter. S9ofc $5.00-5.40.
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aanfas gitS getreibeberidt.

@eliefert bon Der Sirma 2ogal
& 8rpoit, @itglieoer oaer Sallpt.
borien 315 Sii0 t6. Ctr, Omaha.
9mins Gitp, 10. Sept. 1915.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-25
WEDDING EVENT
IN BIC HOLLOW

The wedding of Henry o. Ellefson
and Miss Wayne McPhillips, both of
Big Hollow took place in Spring Green
Wednesday morning, Rev. J. B. Bru-
dermanns of st. Johns church per-
forming the ceremony which made
them husband and wife.
The groom is prosperous Bear
Creek farmer and his bride is the
daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Patrick Nc
Phillips of that neighborhood. She is a
graduate of the Spring Green high
school, and for several years has been
a very successful teacher in the schools
of Sank county. She is considered one
of the best Of the teachers in the rural
schools of the state and the work of
her pupils has attracted the attention
of educators through theicommonwealth
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellefson will be at
home in Big Hollow after December 1st.