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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
College Football
Captain Unable
to Down Father

Houghton, Mich, Jan. 2l.--Btn
Cochran. captain OF the University Of
Michigan football team. has returned
to Ann Arbor. after spending the va
cation with his father. John Cochran.
in Houghton. and tho belief Of Bits
friends Is that he has suffered the
ignominy of giving his hack" to
Cochran pere.
The desire OF Bill to some day BE-
stout enough to throw his father In q
wrestling match became known last
fall. also that after some years Of sf-
fort, including two years OF trAinine
at the university. Bill had been unable
to ge the old man three points down.
II was believed that the big tackle
could turn the trick this vacation and
his home coming was awaited with
interest.
Cornish wrestling. not the catch-as.
catch-can kind that the Cochrans In.
dulge In, has given to the wrestling
lingo an expressive phrase. Cornish
wrestling Is conducted in tournaments
usually, a sort Of elimination pro.
ceeding. and when q wrestler II pit
ted against a man he knows will throw
him he lets 1t 60 by default. This II
known as giving his back"
Bill Cochran weighs nifty pounds
more than his father and he IL At least
twenty years younger. but he said to-
day that the wrestling honors Of the
family viii remain secure In the CAD
able hands OF the head OF the
family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
ELIZABETH CITY TO
REPLACE RICHMOND
STOCK SUBSCRIPTIONS RAISED
TO FINANCE TEAM IN vIR-
GINA LEAGUE.

Elizabeth City. N. c.. Jan. "a
Elizabeth City has raised $4,000 in
stock subscriptions to maintain a Local
organization in the Virginia League. A
delegation. composed of Messrs. d
Guy Brockett, Louis Selig. r. w
Turner. F. g. Jacocks and DIR. A. l.
Pendieton. will go to Norfolk Mon.
day to meet the directors Of the vir.
ginia League for the purpose of secur.
ing a franchise to take the place OF
Richmond. Va. which has withdrawn
to join the International.
The $4,000 was raised by Mr.
Brockett In one days canvass or the
business men OF Elizabeth City, who
subscribed literally recognizing the
benefits to be derived from such a
local organization.
The local fans are jubilant over the
prospects OF Elizabeth City again en-
tering baseball. If the deal Is pu,
through and Elizabeth City becomes
a member Of the league. the local or
ganization will receive strong support
as Elizabeth City people love base
ball
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
SOCIETY


Ebeiing. of Lexington, are visiting
friends in Richmond.
Lauren Kellogg, Jr.. of Amsterdam,
IN Y, spent the weekend In town.
DIR. and Mrs James Cannon enter
tanned at dinner Saturday night SEN
ator and Mrs q. Walter Mapp, of Ac-
comac; DIR. Richard Wilkinson, of
Petersburg. and Misses johnson and
Rowe.
Mrs. Minnie w. Hirsh, of Fred
ericksburg. worthy grand matron. OF
Eastern Star of Virginia. and Mrs.
KenriettE VI. Barbour. grand Sec
rotary of the order. were recent
guests of Mrs. s. G. Meredith, of No.
North Boulevard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
MUSICAL COMEDY At
THE LYRIC TO-DAY

Numerically and artistically. the
largest musical comedy act In vAu-
deville ever brought to Richmond Ar.
rived last night and will be the
bright. particular feature Of the new
show opening At the Lyric Theatsr
today. There are eighteen people in
the organisation, known ~ 0us Ed
wards Matinee Giri1 including ~
mechanicaans.
The company carries it, own scenic
investiture. mechanical ana nghtine
effects. In the cast arc half . score
OF popular musical comedy players
Prominent among these are Charles
Olcott. singer and comedian: Miss
Irene Martin. beautiful tngenue:
Miss Margaret Dana. the Coincidence
and danseuse. and Geur Ford, the
dancing comedian The chorus a.
large and the exhibit of costumes n
lavish and colorfui Several foreign
acts are on the bill win Gus I'd.
wards Matinee Giria The Could
smiths. two men and woman, are
famous German grotesQue acrobats
Little Miss Jean IL doll-sixe come
dienne whose success on the English
! stage has been duplicated IN New
York and Chicago. Beaumont and
Arnold are bringing their laughter
fest, THE Doctorine." ana Jack Sy-
monds, the droil character comedian,
has new collection Of songs ana
stories.
The usual complement Of Hearst-
Selig war pictures and two new com.
edy films will be given in conjunction
with each of tho vaudeville shows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
BIC ATTENDANCE
At VESPER SERVICE
PROFESSOR MOORE DELIVERS
INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESS ON
THE CHRISTIAN SOLDIER.

Rev. DR.. w. ". Moore. president
of Union Theological Seminary, ad-
dressed the students OF Richmond
College. the faculty and many neigh
bors and visitors from the city yes
terday afternoon at the vesper ser
vices.
Disagreeable weather had little eff
feet upon the attendance, and those
who were present were rWarded with
an excellent address. with THE Chris
tian Soldier as the topic. DIR. Moore
impressed upon the minds OF his
young hearers the great importance
Of starting in the battle of life as
real earnest soldiers OF Christ.
Music was furnished by the chapel
choir and the college chorus, which
was most enjoyable.
These vesper services are proving
most instructive and enjoyable The
next one. Sunday. January 81. will
be mainly musical. In addition to
the local choir and chorus, Mrs. z.
r Van Ripper teacher OF voice at
| Westhampton College, will sing sew
eral selections. The program for the
/ following services, up to :sle close OF
the series, follows: -
i February Address, Rev George
w. Mcdaniel. d. d, pastor First
I Baptist Church,
! February l4-Musical eervice. cho-
rus choir, assisted by Mrs Mary Bel
Miller. soprano.
March Address. John Garland
Pollard, Attorney-G General of vir-
ginia
March 2f---Address. Rev. Edward
N. CaIisch. Beth-Ahaban Temple
Richmond
April IS --- Address, Henry G
Stuart. Governor Of Virginia.
The choir OF thirty voices is under
the direction of Ernest II. Cosby
teacher of piano at Westhamptoi
College, with Professor olmstead a.
pianist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
SERMONS PREVENTED
BY BED WEATHER

Indictment weather last evening pre-
vented several local ministers from
preaching the sermons they had pre-
pared for the services However
weather permitting. they Will be
preached next Sunday.
1.-THE Buying and Selling of Truth.
which was to have been the theme
of DIR. II. D. c. Maclachlan's talk al
the Seventh Street Christian Church
will be his subject of either his morn
ing or evening sermon next Sabbath
while Rev. Il. V. Carson. pastor OF
Farm Avenue Methodist Church
will talk on worldly Amusements,
on which he had originally intended tc
preach last night.
Owing to the weather conditions
which prevailed throughout yesterday
very few of the churchgoers got out
of their homes last evening, and
therefore, the attendances in all Of
the local churches were very small
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR DR.. W|l[|NGHAM

Wilmington, n. c., Jan. 24,--Ap-
propriate memorial services were
held this morning at the First Bap-
fist Church in honor OF the late Rev.
DIR. r. j. Wlllingham, Of Richmond.
Va, who was secretary Of the Foreign
Mission Board of the Baptist Church
at the time OF his death. Rev. DR..
j. H. Foster pastor OF the First Bap-
list Church, spoke in high praise OF
the life and character of DR.. willing
ham. DR.. Willingham was well known
in Wilmington. where he frequently
visited having a son. DR.. B. J. Will
bingham. a practicing physician, in
this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
NEWARK BALL PARK
SOUGHT BY FEDERALS

New York. Jan. 24.--According to
a prominent real estate man in New
ark. agents for the Federal League
are negotiating for a piece of property
near the Newark Velodrome. II the
land can be obtained there Is little
doubt that the Kansas City club viii
be transferred to Newark, but Just
now there are several obstacles to be
overcome before a purchase can be
completed. The property owners near
by assert that the opening Of base
ball park In their neighborhood would
have a harmful effect upon values.
They have asked the city authorities
not to issue permit for the building
OF ball park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
REDS TO TRADE CLARKE
I TO CHAMPION. BRAVES

Cincinnati, Jan. 24.-Catcher Tom
Clarke. Of the local Reds. may be
traded to the Boston Braves. Staliings
wants Clarke. and the latter IL
anxious to get away from this city.
Manager Herzog will use Charley
Doom and Gonzales behind the bat
for q greater part OF the time this
year, so that 1t is believed Clarke can
be spared. Herzog wants several
players. including a pitcher. II he
trades Clarke TO the worlds cham
piona
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
CONTINUE WORK
TO SECURE MONEY

Members of the committee APP
pointed by Alvin NJ. Smith to
secure the $4,000 necessary to
purchase u half interest In the
Baltimore Oriolc Club, which has
been transferred to Richmond,
will begin systematic canvass
through the business section Of
Richmond today. The sum OF
$4,000 has already been secured
and the territorial rights In Rich
mond have been purchased from
the Virginia League, but o2S. 900
Is still needed to finance tho
club. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
FEDERALS WILL OPEN
SEASON ON APRIL ID

Indianapolis. Jan. 24.--While the
schedule has not been officially adopt
ed as yet, 1t became known today
that April II has been agreed upon
az the starting date of the Federal
League, and that Indianapolis and
Chicago will get the opening games In
the West.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

%tleiner foIden gefabr stfpdhrt ipirb, cine
@rhoIuns berfdafft. GanefelpdferFnff
legt cine qftaHae gIeihfals lain. SIN
4ItohpIbunit nerbeu bic Qntporten elmer
WfimpIe auf duBere Gei3e un8uperldiig
8trb bds @eipdds unter cine uebers
fdpemntng BON @dfer gefeBt, 70 bers
taft es in cine Qrt pon 2et6draie. Die
Wimoie eignst fia gu alien folden @ers
Iuten am beiten, aber feiner pfIan3e febft
es bGQig an Mertmdlen Der Gmpfinbtids
teit. at6 bic 3drptte sum geifpiet lit
9odft erres6dr. 8trb cine lan3e iibers
mdBig gerei5t, 70 berIiert tie ben 9opF
unb giebt bertebrtt Qntporten. @efp1bns
LID oergeHt BET elmer mimoie 3fpiIden ber
Qusibuna zines Rei3es unb Der iihts
barren 4nttuprt MIR Der 900. She'll elmer
SetGnbe. &dtte ldbmt bic gmpfinbIi9s
lett elmer 9flan8e betrddtti9. Die ges
ld9mten 3beile t6rnen dber iebr f6neQ
aus ibrer Gturre se8ogsn .oerben, iuenu
i9nen Elm mdBiser eIettrifder SdEag err
tbeiIt tpirb.
PROT. 9ofe bat Ferntr cine fonbetbare
ae9nIi4teit 8tpif4en Der Gmpfinbli6ttit
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suht Fub gtpiHne nod i~eIlener ala Gel
btr gotterie.
Bon ben meiiten apfen, un6 8uar aes
rdbe BON ben fd5nItel. 1T lopobl bas Ca
terlaHb unbet1nnt, ME man AUDI niht
iDeiB. mann anb no lie entitauben Itn6;
INNER bat MAJ fe nur bur1 Gtedlinat
ooet bprh Bertbttung bon 8eThle6t all
@sihledt uno BON Qdnb 81 qdnb berbreis
tek 5eimathlog, ipit 6as Mld0Hen aus
Der Grsnbe, sIeiat fe bieItm: -. fe mar
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niht, mober fe fam"
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ndttrisa seridttttn 3eit geben nod Ros
ienmdrden unb aoiTiagm UNI, bic bon
8drtlIaT 2iebe ober bon @erQelfen unp
nntreue er3dhIer. Der Denlfhe liebt bic
nidt nur Jim i6rst itt6It, I'M hires
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lonotrn aud, neil bic Roit i'm etlpas All
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aisbesbote. Rofsnliebsr, aolenteqenber,
fofsnIaaeu iperben pieber Iebenbia file
ben, ber 3piihen bet aoIsnpra6t i'm @drs
ten fpdnbtlt unb bas liebtihe 8Iumennuns
ofr bftraattt. Or g. Babe.
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bas 9latt biIbet. 60 gie6t aud gd1me,
bic fir Gdtdge enpfinbli6 Ttnb. 60 it
am aborn elm @enten Der 8ldtter als
Qntport duf cine foI4e mtbbanSIunq Be-
nbadtet porben. Die pfldn5en fiibren,
tucnn ie 70 gerei3t perber, nidt MIR mes
hanifht, ion6ern aud eItttrif6e geDes
gungen aus, tpis Iie benu iberbaupt bon
oer @lettri3itdt Ieidt beeinfIuBt fuerben.
PROT. 8oie bat it4 bemii6t, einen MaBs
itdb ftir bic GmpfinbIidteit Der pilanae
gegtn elettrifhen Strom gu finDeh unb
fat Te 5u bitlem 3iped 5und9it am Men.
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otrh nittlih eiten @trpm bon 8 Mitrus
drtpere p%a9rnebmeH lam. @erIditbene
Snbipioueu unb @6Iter seiaen freilta
einen abiuei9tnben @rao In biefer Gms.
pfinbliateit. Die pfIan5utsattung BIO
pAptum 1T ahtmut meby empfintIi9 ges
gen ben tlettriT6tn Gtrom ais b.. 3unqe
beg 8urhidnittsmtnIdsn
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Der pfIan3en In ibreu S4ldEgepobn6eis
ten, bic ii4er gleihfals bur1 bic Gms
pfinbIiateit geregtIt iptrbtn, ipie bic
GdIafitsaung Der 8Iitter unb gliitbtn
befuetF. Cine Mimpie bte,bt large mad
unb btrfdat srit morgens fir einige
Gtunbrn IN Cdlaf, aus benz Is oegen
Wlittae ldngiam ertpa9t. Sic lit alto
elm redter Qaugfdldfer, behalf bdTiir aud
pdRrenb bes Radmittass unD a6enos
eiHtn altihen @rob bon gmpfinblidteit.
Mie ftin bic Qttpen etues IoIden Ges
pddTts itin mdFen, Taft fd r. n bas
raus idlieBen, baB jebe bpriiberqebenbe
Molts ie betinFlubt. Die GmpFinbIidteit
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9trfdDiubcn Der Mplte fpieber ben fritz
bereu @rab an. Gsbr anfGlia finb bic
Bflan3en file 4emif4e GinfIIife Nan
bat friiber o%neenommen. bab tie Ii4 in
elmer At6mpipbdre ban R~oblenfdure redt
ipo6I fiiblen miiBten, ba fe bod bic aobs
lerIGHre aus Der Cuff uufntbmen unb ben
3o9lenItoff gum Qlfbau ibres a0rperg
oerlpenbtn inb ben fit bic tbieriIae Qltbs
muug unerIdBIiden Saueritpff freieeben.
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our4 S~oblenidure fait ebenio eritidt ners
ben fam ipie Gin tbierifdes WeIen uub
OaB elm atBemSus frii4er auft, Der i9r
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nod INNER Bic alien 9~uqsnbtn Der Der.
9an9enbsit beipaGrt, uno 3fpar Bethlehem.
belt uno SntsreFe fir 6ausdrbeit, boz
allen a6er bic araft btr Get6Faufopfs-
ritg unb bic e6tlite 9rsue.
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ges gabsn bic 5aparerinnen sintn gelpeis
partaHif4er 0enlungsart. 0ie Miitter
lagten gu i9ren G6buer: n@t6t ano Iter6t
fir's g%dterIdnb."
Die arieger gt6or9tcu titTem gcfebt.
UNI DIG 5rauen uno Mitter, berea Sob
men unb Mdnaern man Mangtl an Mat6
porlpdrf iibten Set6iimorb. T.
Die iapanii4en putriotinntn erniefen
ifa aber nidt MIR BARN gtoB, i6ren G5bs
len Mtutb ein3nfl0Bcu, ionbern fs 3eigten
beim pfltgeH Der &ranten auBerorbenis
ltden Dpfsrmut4. Das iapanifde .9fotbt
areu3", 6as auf ben SGla6tfftbtrn un6
IN ben Ga3aretten 70 gldn5eabe 9eipeife
BON Gbelmat9 gegeben bai, iii bas Mert
pom Jrautn Totpp9t bic aaiIerin pfe audi
pie dtnfte S%agtIobnerin trugen ba3a Sell
0ttIe Rettungsgeft0l4d 3u 6egriinber.
Die idpanilden 5rduen ntIen, fpie
fc itnb unb tenntn lore Dladt,
etc berlansttu b69ere gilbuna, uahmtn
s~ttllungn In adben, gdnten Il. /. 10. an
Lto begdtntn ben moberatu Daietnss
.@don i'm Sabre 1871 ttaabtn Td d.
NICE 3dpaHerinHen gum @tubium nad1
Anettfa, anbere fotgten t6rem getIpieL,
lt1r baIo tputbtn perTdiebne Ghulsn Qn6
Ioadr cine ltuipsrftdt bic einaiae In
gang 4iien segriinbet. SIM Sabre 1907
bic 3aht Der ft%ubitenben Sdpanerins
lert 3u $1,000 an. GB entltanben aud
.intae 3tftangsn unb 3citi9rtften ftr
Jrduen.
Die 5orbctunaeu unb gefrs6unaen Der
apanilatn Bralen Iinb genau bieIeIben,
pie bel uns; Gle berlaugen perl5nlide
}reibeit @timmreat, Qet6citiguna an DO,
QngeItesnbeiten. limb ie ocben
3 seiditt aus qBtrt, BAH es bsiudbe
I4eint, bdb ie ihr 3iet f6neatr erreidsu
ais bic eiropdiidm Brduen.
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gtamten erbitlttn eiat fcrgfdltise grs
5ieAung, benH fe nuBten nibt nlr bic
aunFt beg 2eiens uub Saribtns, WlaItns
uno 9ihtcus erletntn, Topbern aud ben
0tgen urb bas BIprett Touten fe all fiihs
rem periteben unh NIT benz dLasmeinen Be-
taanten Didtus3 I6itfu bertraut Iein.
@triaiebene 9erufe, ME !. .. Der ae6res
r]inneus, GriieurtHnenberuF uuo on6ere,
ipartu bfr Gran itets 8ugangit6.
Mber Gins tannten bic Sdpamr nt6t,
unb 3lpar ialts momeut, bag felt BEN
MittelaIter etnen 10 trl6imben GiniluB
auf bic Wadflnet onsiibte: bic rttterIi6e
e9rfurat fir bic Graueu.
Die Gruu bate t~einerlet qribileaisn: i'm
0auie nuhm iie als Gr5ieberin bet atns
Der unb aIs Qeiteriu bes SfimS bitItlbe
9telung Elm fpie Der Wann, u6et i'm
4~uBtnleben frat fe ais biz untergtbene
bts Mdnnes 1tF. Gie 5siate Fd tibers
haapt Ftlien 0fftntti1, Mtnn Ser Mlann
@dlts einlub, trugtu beitere GeiI6as sur
u%nterhaItlue bei. tpdbrenb bic Satin ft6
IN iBr 3immer pber In bic ainberFnbe
5urild5og. Menn tie auf bic GtraBe gins
gsfi, bIieb bic Grau INNER tinige 5dritte
blnter benz Mlann 3uriid. 4Rr bas cuuerte
nidt lance. Die RsnaiFantstpode atbpt
@htFurdt fit bic arau unb berlanate bic
Emancipation Der Grau, unO oiefe neue
ge9rs %Dtrbreilete Tid iebr baIb IN ben
dnsftlia perI4IOFenen 5duIern bes alien
Nippon.
aamdbIi4 pdBttn ii6 bic fgrautn ibr
an. auf ben Straben gingen Ie neben
Uldnuern ufo Durben bon ibnen roaar
la Urn gsfu6rt - bds mar mad, alten
9tgriffen tttpds ganB Observation-Disclosures.
ptute giebt taft iebsr Manu Der syrau ben
sDrttitt. Die iapanii9e 6rau BAT isbp9
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9apanilde 97rauelr.

Die iapnnifhe Grdu mar niemals eine
Ssldpia, Die bic Grau bei dnoeren 95ls
fern bes Grisnts. i'm 8egmt6eiI, file nabm
ieit oen dIteitsa Soften eint bo1e ip8tale
Slelung Elm. Mitabo ielbf Ieitet feline
Abitnmnnng bon elmer GRAN, Der G3tlin
bar @onne, ab.
aange S%aAr6urberte bts GfdnBss unb
ber Gntpidlung btnbur9 btFanb T4 Sas
pan inter Der SerrIAait Bon 1rduen Die
stdiierin 3ingo fiibrts ALIEN 0ds TfgbaFte
Deer nod aorea bic &aiierin Saitp bers
lieb bur4 ben GinfIuB i9ra porne6mn
NeriOnlihteit by perfeintrttn alltur Der
Gpode Nars fire eigentttde 9eoeutuna.
Gfautu fhufen aunltiptrts auf BEN Sc
9iete bts iapanilhen GArifttbums; bic Be-
rlbmteiten GdriftIttatrinHm ip1ren Mus
raiati nnb Sci @bonagpu. Drautn tdmpf.
ten ais Mma3ouinHen auf ben G4lahts
fslosrn unb 10 CAB es Inon INNER
cine @leiAbtreaiiaung Der Drauen.
Mbsr als bic Fur4t6aren 3etten BET aros
Ben Arie1e bereinbra4eu, nn6 als Biz bon
hhtna tibernommene ApnFatiaslt1re auf
biz idpauiiden Gitten unb @etpobn6eiten
sintn INNER 1rGBeru GinfluB aus3uiben
bsBanfl, ba trat in Der GteTuug Der 5rau
cine aepiHe @~erdnbernna Elm. Man Be-
i1rdnlte he auAfdtitBIi6 auf bas 6aus.
mo IN DieTtr abfonbsrang lebte ne biB
slf 0ppds 1iebergtblrt, bas htiBt
lis Su Der Belt. ala baB moberns eutopdis
fds aebeH NIT elmer sroBn 8tlenFlui6
mad Sapan sinbraug.
SIN aaufe biefer Jdbt6anberts mar biz
iapnnif6s 6rau isbpd ptbsr enieoNot
NOD bsradltet, Ghou i'm Sabre 1890 lei
ititg bit aailtrjn MtiItos9 enn0 ben
zhrOn i9rtr Qbutn, urS SIC 1G5tsr ausr
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Die GmpfnOfiGGeit
oer %adujen.

qger bic pftan3en. fir unsmpFinblib
1altsn foatt, neil ie niGt i9rein t6ns
men lpie bic mtiiten 1bisre, tpenn linen
Elm asib arf6itbt, Der btfiubrt i6 in
tinem 5rrt4um. Der FrtiIid I1On bur9
ie9r getp64aIt4e 8eOba4iungsn beri6tigt
tnerbeH Tan. Am be~tannteItfn unb Ioqdr
IN ben poIistbimIiaaen Spratae6rdu6
ii6ersegdnam II bas geifpitl bcr htimole,
pie bel elmer 8eriibrung i9re 9latsr att
lammentlappt unb Ieutf. DieTe 8eipes
gutg bera4t auF elmer tiFcnabnIidcn &C.
iuebemaHe, Die am glattadaB por1anbeu
ilt uno gIeidIam ben 4etpsntapttu fir
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mit gesug auf bas f9pungpone
Gebi4t BON Rubplf 5ersos iet bod uuF
bic Sbatfade Ainsefpiefen, bdB bsr 0ur9s
brud mad gr8e8inb nidt, tpie es Der
9i6ter NIT poetifder 6rei6eit bdrtent,
ettpa BON 8ensraIfelbmdri9da b. 5inbens
burg befoblen tpltrbe. Dies mar ni9t
mD9lid, bu ia in isnern Qngenbid iebe
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ausgeidlofen mar. General 2ibmann
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Contest Director
at Indianapolis is
Pleased with Omaha

The prettiest speedway in the world,
from the standpoint OF the spectator, IL
the classification given the Omaha auto
speedway by {, w. Sedwick. director OF
contests at Indianapolis. Mr.. Sedwiek
was one OF the crowd sitting IN. the grand
stand Monday. and he declared that the
track. which can be seen from end to end,
is the best I'm the country to look at. And
that IL considerable admission from a
man who directs the contests OF the most
expensive speedway plant In the world.
Ray Harroun, chief engineer OF the
Maxwell company. agreed with Mr.. Sed-
wick that the Omaha track Is great
speedway 20 see a race. The view OF
the track was such a wonderful one that
Harroun sat throughout the race In the
stands instead OF working In the Max
well pits. as is his custom.
'of course Il Is too bad" said Mr. Sed-
wick. that 50 few cars were in the
race. That ls due TO tho fact that Sioux
City and Tacoma were allowed TO hold
races at practically the same time. But
with fifteen cars on the track Il will he a
prettser sight TO see race here than at a
larger track with thirty cars on H."