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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

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sBatted for Perdue in seventh.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Bellhop Grew Gets
Quite Chesty Over
Five Straight Wins

With record OF five victories and no
defeats, the Castle hotel ball players are
beginning to get quite chesty. especially
as they have been outfitted in nice. new
Uniforms They are now itching for more
worlds to conquer.
They have taken two games from the
Omaha Printers, and one each from the
Omaha Paint and Glass. the Ames Ave
nue. Carmen and the Omaha High school
mines. They won the latter game Tues
day by a g. to score. owens home run
in the ninth cinching the game after tie
score.
The Castles consist of clerks and bell
boys from most of the hotels, who or
ganized at the beginning of the season
and took the Castle name, as that is the
newest local hotel, The players are:
Gates, Henshaw, catcher; Williamson,
Castle, pitcher; Owen, Henshaw, first
base; Brackney Henshaw. short stop;
Gillespie. Castle, second; Cunningham,
Paxton, third; Kane. Castle. center;
Houtz. Paxton. left field and pitcher;
Dugan, Paxton, right field; Hill, Hem
shaw, utility
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
BELLEVUE WINS TENNIS
MATCH FROM CREIGHTON

Rupert Kenner and Paul Gilman Of
Bellevue college defeated Leo Beveridge
and Harold LAnahan of Creighton uni
versity Friday afternoon in tennis
match between the two schools. In the
singles, Gilman lost 70 Linahan. Ga. 81.
and Kenner won from Beveridge. 60. SO.
In the doubles. Kenner and Gilman won
from Beveridge and Linahan.
The three men from the University OF
Nebraska, Cassidy. Ellis and Chat, who
played the Creighton needles Friday. will
play with Kenner. Gilman and Ralph
Martin on Prof, Shares court in Bellevue
Saturday at 2:9O o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
HUSKERS NO MATCH
FOR KANSAS SQUAD
Guy Reeds inexperienced Track
Team Loses to Veteran Jay
hawks, 80 to 90.
WIN BUT TWO FIRST PLACES

LINCOLN, Neb., May S-(Special Tele-
gram. )--Nebraska made a miserable show
ing in the annual track and field meet
with Kansas university hero this after
noon, which the Jayhawkers won. so TO y,
Reeds inexperienced track men could
not compete with the Kansas veterans,
Nebraska failed to place in seven events
at all The half-mile and 2So~yard dash
provided the thrillers, the runners fin
ishing i'm a bunch. Captain Zumwinkle
made a hard fight in the 20. but was
nosed out by Crum. Following is the
summary:
l0O-Nard Dash--Irwin. Nebraska; Scott.
Nebraska. Time: O;10M.
Mile Run-Perriott Kansas; Sproull,
Kansas. Time; 1924.
High Hurdles-Elliott. Kansas; Goethe,
Nebraska. Time: 0;lSas.
40 Yard Dash-Rodkey, Kansas; Ed
wards, Kansas. Time: O:51M.
Discus Throw-Reber, Kansas; Keeling.
Kansas. Distance: Ill feet IL inches.
Pole Nault--Reavis, Nebraska Campbell.
Kansas, tied for first, Height: Ii feet,
Low Hurdles-Elliott. Kansas; Goethe,
Nebraska Time: O;S.
f-mile-Fiske, Kansas; Creighton,
Kansas. Time: 2:0i.
2a0-Yard Dash-Scott, Nebraska: Crum,
Kansas. Time: O:23h.
Shot Put--Reber aKnsas; Keeling, KAN
sas. Distance. Al feet 9st inches.
High Jump-McKay, Kansas; Hummel
Nebraska. Height 5 feet / inch
Two-mile Run-Grady, Kansas: Poor
Kansas. Time; iO:15%.
Broad Jump rutzmacher Kansas
Deering, Nebraska. Distance: 81 feet
Mile Relay-won by Kansas Edwards
Ellswick, Elliott Rodkey). Time; $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
RALPH JONES WILL RUN
AGAINST TIME TODAY

Ralph Jones OF the Druid Athletic club
this afternoon will make a run against
time, leaving the end OF the Florence car
line at 2 o'clock and run to Twenty-fourth
and n streets South Omaha. The route
taken will be south on Thirtieth 20 Fort,
east on Fort to Twenty-fourth and south
on Twenty-fourth to designation. He will
be accompanied by J. H. Mcvelsh Of the
Omaha Amateur Athletic association as
official timekeeper; ]. J. Reeves as time
keeper for the club; Dr. Wlnterson and
Dan Gruenig. These gentlemen viii fol-
low in an auto and see that the run ~
made as per schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
YALE OVERWHELMS TIGERS
Princeton Meets Defeat in Annual
Track Meet by Score of Sixty
Two to Forty-Two.
VISITORS TAKE IT IN BUNCHEs

PRINCETON, N. j., May S.-Princeton
met defeat at the hands OF Yale today In
their annual track meet by a score OF
&c to a. The visitors took all three
places in the l0O-yard dash, the broad
jump and the two-mile event Summary:
Mile run: Mackenzie Princeton, first;
Aitha. Princeton, second; Poucher, Yale
Tour-miIe RON: willis, Yale. Ilrst'
Princeton. third. Time: 0:i9&.
120-yard hurdles: sheldon, Yale. first;
Stewart. Princeton, second: Frederick,
Princeton. third. Time. 0:l6is.
10O-yard dash: TreadWay, Yale. first
Ricketts,. Yale. second; Stewart, Yale,
third Time, 0:1O4s.
Two-nliie run: overton. Yale, first;
Holden, Yale, second; Frost, Yale, third.
Shot put; Longstreth, Princeton first;
Clendenning, Yale, second Heyniger,
Princeton. third. Distance, A feet y inch,
High jump: oler, Yale, first; Davy,
Grant. Yale, tied for third. Height, I
Half-mile run: Hayes. Princeton. first
Cooley; PRINCETON. second; Loveman
Broad Jump; oler. Yale, first; HamP-
ton and Mathews Yale. tied for second
! Distance. p feet AZ inches
2eo-yeid hurdies: Stewart. Princeton
first; Sheldon, Yale, second: Crawford
Princeton. third. Time, O:244S
z20-yard dash: Treadway. Yale, first
Cornell. Yale, second; Moore, Princeton
Pole vault: Tie between Carter. Yale
Johnson, Yale Baker Princeton. and
Cary, Princeton. Height, II feet inches
Hammer throw: l>owghridge, Yale
merit Princeton, third. Distance sSS i4s Feet
Total points; Yale. &c Princeton. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
GIRLS HOLD A TRACK MEET
And This Year the Public Will Be
Invited to Watch the Fair
Colds Perform.
PLANNING FOR BIG FIELD DAY
nv LANES r.. LAwRpvcp

LINCOLN. May s.-(Special. )-seyenty-
five Nebraska co-eds viii participate in
the second annual girls track meet AT
the University of Nebraska next Tues
day afternoon. While the meet has been
held behind closed doors HERETOFORE, the
authorities have decided to remove the
ban and permit the public TO watch the
co-eds perform.
Miss Bessie Park md Miss Jessie
Beghton of the physical education de-
partment are in charge of the meet and
are confident that with the extraordinary
interest that has been nhown some new
records for girl athletes will be hung up.
Some of the participants are now hold
ers OF worlds records, including Mise
Gladys Simmons. who last year estab-
lished the mark In the 25-yard dash. She
is entered again this year in the % and
5O-yard dashes and promises TO bring ad-
diuonal credit TO Nebraska.
The events for the meet include the
2-yard dash. the 50-yard dash. the 60
yard low hurdle. high Jump pot vault
putting the S-pound shot, base ball throw,
basket ball throw and base ball game
between the sophomore and freshmen
girls.
Nebraska High schools Meet.
The annual high school fete day meet
OF Nebraska high schools will be held IL
Lincoln on May IS. and DR.. r.. G.. Clapp
of the state university. who is complet
ing arrangements for Il. expects thai
fully 40 athletes. including thirty Ne
braska high school squads. will take part
The meet IA held under the auspices OF
the High School Athletic association
with the university authorities IN charge
OF the arrangements,
The program for the Fete day, or visit
ing day at the university. includes th'
state high school championship debate
(contiAued on Page Two. Column one
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
NEW OMAHA HURLER
ANNEXES VICTORY
Shuts Out Sioux with Five Hits and
Also Starts Ninth-Inning Rally
with Hot Single.
is LARSON FROM ST. PAUL CLUB

SIOUX CITY, May ESPECIAL Tele-
grom)-Pitcher Bert Larson, Just bought
from the ST. Paul club of the American
association, not only shut out the Sioux
with five measely hits, but started the
ninth inning. which won the game for
the Rourkes, by lacing out a clean single
tol open the ultimate frame. Following
Lskrson's hit the Rourle artillery unlim-
beIred and hammered two runs across the
pl bite. winning the game, to 0.
Lefty Mailman pitched a nice game for
tlbe Sioux until the final round. when his
nhomentary slip proved fatal. AS q re-
S bllt of the victory Omaha got an even
break on the series Today the Rourkes
open four-game series with Des Moines
fat that city. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Kolehmainen Wins
Modified Marathon

NEW YORK, May s.-Hannis Koleh-
mainen, Irish-American Athletic club
won the Evening Mail modified marathon
race today from a field numbering more
than 1000 runners. The distance. mainly
through the city's streets, was thirteen
miles and 800 yards and this was covered
by the winner in 1I4;O9h. Kolehmsinen
also won the event last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
BRAVES TRIUMPH
OYER THE GIANTS
Win Game in Eleventh Inning After
New Yorks Tie the Score in
Ninth.
RESULT IS FOUR TO THREE

BOSTON, May s.-The Boston Nationals
won in the eleventh inning from New
York today, 4 to 3. The Giants had tied
tho score in the ninth and had taken the
lead in their half of the eleventh
Gowdys double. Gilbert's speed ia beat
ing out bunt. Morans hit. a sacrifice
by Egan and a wild pitch by sofauer
was the combination which produced
Boston's tieing runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
SOMETIMES THEY COME BAcK"-Fans and sp

SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK Fans and sport
ing in general interested in the wonderful exhibit
ton of boxartistry shown by Jack Coombs during the
Brooklyn Philadelphia base ball game When Mack
cleaned OUT his championship team after the close of
last Coombs sold Brooklyn and his presence
in the Dodger team may make them real trouble makers
Anyway it his work that enabled Brooklyn to be the
first team get good break in series with
the victorious Philes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Tigers Fall Before
Browns Attack

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May s.--A single by
Pratt scored shotton in the first inning
In today's game with Detroit, and runs
by Kaufman. C.. Walker and Z. Walker
in the same inning brought the St. Louis
tally to four. Two moro runs in the
sixth gave ST. Louis the victory. 8 to 4.
9cdre.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
HOFFMAN SHOWS WELL
IN HIS FIRST EXHIBITION

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. May s.--Cspe-
cisl esramA-Hoffman had kearney
Guessing. struck out ten and allowed one
IN until the eighth I'm the first exhibi-
tom game with another State league
s -c,,e R.HE.
Kcarney .....--.....--o oo0VN 4
Grand Island .....'-.V F" WV -
batteries: Vaughn. Carver and Camp
bell. Hoffman and Crosby.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
OMAHA.

Two-base hits: Kane 90. Forsythe, Lee
jeune. Sacrifice hits: Clarke, Breen.
Stolen bases: Lejeune Mccormick.
Double plays: Hensling to Sooney to
Kane; Forsythe to Schliebner Bases on
balls: off larson, 4. Struck out: BY
Mailman, 3; by Larson, 3. Time of game:
100 Umpire, Cusick.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Senators Beaten by
Macks in Seventh

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May s.--A bat
ting rally in the seventh inning gave
Philadelphia a victory over Washington
today, 8 TO 8. WyclSoff was hit hard,
but was saved by brilliant support by
LaJoie, Barry and Kopf. Score;
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Uni Team Gets TrimminR,

BEATRICE. Neb., May Especial Tel
egram.) - The Beatrice Milksklmmers
easily defeated the University OF Me-
bFaska bali team here this afternoon, 3
10 O. Pate OF the leaguers featured By
holding the visitors 10 one hit and strik-
ing out sixteen men. score: RH.E
Nebraska - 9 Q o 9 90 Z
Batteries; University Of Nebraska.
chamberlain and Hugg, Beatrice, Pate
and Buster.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
TIGERS WIN TRIANGULAR
BOAT RACE ON CARNEGIE

PRINCETON, May s.-Princeton won
the triangular boat race on Carnegie lake
today Columbia was second and
Pennsylvania third.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Cards Lose Fourth
Straight to Pirates

PITTSBURGH, May s-Pittsburgh won
its fourth straight game from St Louis
today by score of to O. With the
score tied I'M the ninth. viox tripled and
scored on an out. giving the locals the
game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

sBatted for Perdue in seventh.
sBatted for Costello in eighth.
two out when winning run scored.
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Two-base hit: Wagner, Three-base
hits: Snuyder, Johnston, Hinchman, Viox
Stolen bases: Dolan, Miller, Hyatt
Butler, H,nchman. Double play: Robin
son to Snyder 10 Miller. Bases on balls:
OFF Robinson. l.; off Mamaux, G.. Hits;
SON, in three innings. Struck OUT t?" BY
Perdue, 81 by Robinson. /; by Mamaux,
a. Umpires: Byron and Orth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
weepins water Beats EImwood.

WEEPING WATER, Neb.. May s.
(spec'al9-ln a ten-inning game at Elm
WOOD yesterday afternoon Weeping Water
defeated the high school base ball team
Iof that place, II 60 10. Weeping Water
has now Won two games out OF three
Batteries Weeping Water Marshall and
Dunn. Elmwood, Mccrory and Boelter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Bears in a Batting
Riot and Romp Over
Three WITCH Hurlers

DENVER, Colo, May s.-Denver won
the second game of the series in a bat
ting riot which consumed three Wichita
pitchers and four Denver twirlers in ac-
cunnulating a score OF Is to II. Score:
nENUTcp
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
New York Yankees
Give Boston Hose
Severe Trimming.

NEW YORK. May s.--The New York,
Americans gave Boston a severe trouncing
today, 10 to g. The fourth inning was
a nightmare for the Boston players as
New York scored ten runs and knocked
out three pitchersA Collins Mays and
ghore Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
TIGERS AGAIN DEFEAT KAWS
Lincoln Takes Game from Topeka
by Score of Eleven to
Four.
VISITING HURLERs HIT HARD

LINCOLN, May S.--Lincoln won again
today from Topeka, II TO 4, by landing
hard on the opposing pitchers in the
seventh and eighth innings. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Brown Has the Better
OF Musser on Mound
And Drummers Win

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May s.-Brown had
the better of Musser in a pitchers bat
tie and st. Joseph took the final game
of the series, 4 to 8. A triple play by the
locals featured the game. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
JAYHAWK NINE WINS FAST
GAME FROM TARKI0 LADS

TARKIo. No, May s.--(speclal Tele-
gram. kansas university defeated Tar
kio college in a fast game of base
BAN here today. 7 to l. The score was
tie at one run each until the eighth in
ming. when four errors and three hits
scored six runs for Kansas. Macarthur,
for TarlSio pitched well.
Score NV fnninga. u II n
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Missouri Wins TRACK Meet.

AMES. Ia, May S--(Special Telegram
In the Annes-M Missouri dual track and
feild meet Ames. With 54ls points, lost 70
Missouri with 12ls points.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Coombs Holds Phils
And the Dodgers
Win Game, 8 to 2

BROOKLYN. May Slack Coombs
held the Philadelphia Nationals to five
Tits today. one of which was home run
by Cravath, and Brooklyn won. to 2.
Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

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St Joseph s.......,O o 0 OIL 90 3D.
Two-base hits: Britton, Williams,
Price. Stolen bases: Hartford, Hahn,
Page, Fox Double play: Ewoldt to
Page to Patterson. Triple play: With
row to Patterson to Britton. Sacrifice
hits Fox, Patterson, Musser Cd. Struck
ond balls: OFF Northrup, 2; off Brown, 8;
off Musser, 8. Hit by pitched ball: By
Brown (Hahn), by Musser (Fox) Time:
2:05. Umpire: Geisel.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
TOPEKA

Two-base hits: Trainer ~, jackson,
Mcintyre (2), Narveson, Williams. Double
plays: Cochran to baltimore to Rapps.
Cochran 70 Monroe to .Tallion. Cochran
TO Monroe to Rapps, Neryeson to Daley
son to McAllister to Williams. stolen
bases: Jackson, Monroe ~. Struck out:
BY Weidman, 4; by Nelson, I; by Narve-
son, 8. Bases on balls: Off Weidman- 2;
| off Nelson, /; off Narveson. l. Passed
ball. McAlllster Pitching record: -Four
runs and four hits in five innings OFT
Weidman; seven runs and seven hits III
three and ,two-thirds innings off Nelson
Time: 2:O5. Umpire; Van Sickle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Poor Hurting Gives
White Sox Game

CLEVELAND, o.. May s.-Ineffective
pitching on the part of the Cleveland
pitchers allowed Chicago to win today,
10 to s. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
BROOKLYN.

Three-base hits Miller, Zimmerman.
Home run: Cravath. Stolen base; Wheat.
Earned De,,, runs; Phllsdeiphia, 2; BrSoklyn,
Whitfield. Bases on balls: Off Rixey, 2;
off Coombs, 8. Struck out; BY Rixey,
:; by Coombs, g. Umpiesr: Quifley and
Eason
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
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90 00l10000 %
Robertson. Magee

Fletcher, Gowdy. double plays: Maran-
willie TO Schmidt. Smith 10 schmidt,
BrRinard (unaslsted) MRranville 20 Egan
TO Schmidt (2l. BASES on balls: Off
Hughes l. off Schauer, l. Hits: OFF
Maruuard, 3 I'm seven innings; off Schaucr.
( In three and onc-third innings. Struck
out: BY Hughcs. 4; by Marquard, 3; by
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

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stolen bases: Tydeman CO., Two-base
hit: Kelleher Three-hase hits: BAKER
Spenoer Slagle. Home run: Spencer.
Sacrtfice hit: Dell. Passed balls: Grit
fith. Gray. Hit with pitched ball: Gal,
loWay (Fisher), Balk: Aldrdge. VIVA
Baker, 9; by sullivan, !; by southern, -
by Aldridge. .: by Mitchell, 1; Bases on
balls; off Baker, l; off sullivan, ! OIL
B Double play: Rapps TO Wares to
Henry. Hits: off Mitchell. none in one
third inning: off Gaskell. in two and
one-third innings; off Goshordn, in three
and one-tbird Innings; off Aldridge, IN
three innings; off Baker, In tive ana
one-third innings; Off southern, IN one
and two-thirds innings; off sullivan. IN
one inning. Time: 2:45 Umpires Parent
and Meyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

STATED Tor BLAND In seventh.
sRan for pubuc In seventh.
Detroit ........,.,...o -
Two-base hits, jackson. Austin. Three
base hits: Veach, ISayanaugh. Stolen
bases: Shotton (2), G.. Walker, Il. WAL
ker. Earned runs: Oft Boland. 4; off
Pratt TO Kaufman, KRvanaugh to Bush
to Jacobson, Lavan to Kaufman. Bases
on balls: Off BoIand, 3; Off Dauss, /;
off Weiiman, s. Hits: OFF Boland, s in
Struck out: BY Boland, 8; by Dauss, /;
by. Weiiman, 5. Umpires: Hildebrand
and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
score
BOSTON
NEW YORK..

Two-base bit: Hoblitzell. Three-base
hit: Pipp. stolen base: Maiscl, Earned
runs: New York, Z; Boston, I. Sacrifice
TO Wagner. Hits: OFF Collins. ii in threo
Innings, none out In fourth; off Mays, 3
in one-third inning; off Wood. In four
Innings; off Shore. 3 In two-thirds inning.
Inns, 4; off Shore. p; off Wood, /. Struck
out: BY Fisher, 4: by Collins, 1, by Wood,
4, Umpires: Evans and Mullaney.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

bases: Gandil, Barry. Earned runs:
Washington. q; Philadelphia, g. Double
pays: Barry to Laioie to McInnis 90.
Bases on balls: Off Gallia. 3; Off Wyck-
off, q Hits; Oft Wyckoff s in seven
innings; Off Pennoek 1 In two innings
Struck out: BY Gala, {: by Wyckoff 4
Umpircs; Connolly and Chill
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

Stated Tor b~land in seventh.
sRan for pubuc In seventh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
Totals. .nae . s. g I

Totals, ...36 81 "a 4
zone out when winning run. scored.
'Batted for Maruuard In eighth.
Waited for Hughes In eleventh.
sRan for OoNdY In eleventh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09

Slated for Mcbride In eighth.
ABatted for Gallia in ninth.
Slated for Wyckoff in seventh
eIlan FOR lam In aaVanth
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-09
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Earned runs: Chicago. 6; Cleveland, g.
Two-base hits: Fourier ~, Felch. Jack
son, Turner, Leibold. Three-base hits:
Roth, j. Collins. Weaver. Barbara. stolen
bases: e. Collins, Roth, Weaver, Jack
son. Double play: Weaver 10 Brief
Hits: Off Mitchell 8 In three and two.
thirds innings; off Jones, I'm three and
one-third innings; off Harstad, 4 In one
Inning; off Steen, 1 in one inning Struck
out: By Faber. 4; by Mitchell. 2; by
Jones, I; by Harstad, Il by steen. 2. Um-
pires; Nallin and Dineen.
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WICHITA.

sBatted for Southern In the eighth
sBatted for sullivan in the ninth.
Wichita ....-.......dI 9 4 9 e2 9 II
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-22
THE HOPE OF WESTERN
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Dispatches from west of the
Missouri river JOyfully record the
fact that the home esteaMels are
coming back to their farms. AZ
ter taking full advantage Of the
extension OF time granted by the
government, they are returning
10 perfect title to their land.
But there is a significant point
OF difference between the pre-
sent migration and the movement
which FIRST brought the settlers
to take up the homesteads ON
the ranges: The difference is in
the equipment they are bringing
with them. Where they formerly
brought >eedels and binders and
separatOls, they are now bring
ing milch COWS. That is a lesson
they learned from the first
hard years of their experience I'm
the new country. 1t is most
hopeful pressage Of greater
South Dakota.