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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05
Yesterday's Reaults

WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, /: Lincoln, o. Postponed,
rain; played one inning.
Des Moines, q; Denver, T.
Omaha. II; Topeka, 6
Sioux City-Wichita postponed, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 8: Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati, /; st. Louis, 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 81 Philadelphia, s.
Cleveland, /; Washington, 6.
Chicago, 2; Boston, 0.
Detroit, g. New York, Q.
.s, FEDERAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, s; Chicago, 5.
Brooklyn, 3d. Buffalo. SIS.
Pittsburgh, B; Kansas City 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 3; Cleveland, s.
milwaukee,, 4; Columbus, 0.
Kansas City, 4; Louisville, 7.
Minneapolis. 5; indianapolis, 4.
Games Today.
Western League-St. Joseph at Denver
Des Moines at Lincoln. Sioux City 81 To.
peka, Omaha at wichita.
National League-Philadelphia at st
Louis, New York at Chicago, Boston al
Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
American League-Detroit at New York
Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at Wash
ington, st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Federal Deague-Baltimore at Brooklyn
Buffalo at New York, Pittsburgh at Kan
sas City.
State League-Hastings at Beatrice
York at Fairbury, Kearney at Columbus
Grand Island at Norfolk.
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Home run: Kafora- Three-base MIS-
Krug, .SchIiebner. Two-base hits; Ouch
ran. Iattimore, Trainer Krug %, For
,syfhe, Kafora, Schliebner (2l, Whelan-
Everdon. Sacrifice hits: Roche. Whelan
(2). Sacrifice fly: Monroe. Double play:
ran Jackson. Forsythe. Hits; Off
Wideman, in one and two-thirds in,
lnings; off Mccoy. 4 in two and one-third
INNINGS. Bases on balls: Off Mccoy, Y;
Of Grover. I; off Everdon, !. Struck
out: BY Grover, 2; by Everdon, 3.
Wild pitches: Grover. 2 Passed ball:
Monroe. Time: 2:S0. Umpire: Parent.
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NEW YORK. June A-Detroits Cobb
Crawford combination proved too much
for New York and tho Yankees were
shut out, to o. this being their first
shutout since Johnson turned the trick
in the opening game OF the season. In
the first inning cobb's triple scored Witt
and Crawford's single scored Cobb. In
the ninth Cobb stole home. Caldwell. In
derision at the decision, threw his glove
out of the game. Pieh was forced "a
finish the game without any warmup.
Gnnra.
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TERPS PASS WHALES
lNIU FIkSIDIYlSlON
st. Louis Hammers Mcconnell for
Upper Berth VIII lie Chicago
Drops Down.
FINAL SCORE EIGHT TO THREE

CHICAGO, June 4.-St. Louis ham
mered Mcconnell for a berth in the first
division today, beating Chicago for the
third straight time, to 8. and dropping
the locals to fifth place, Groom Tanned
five and was steady with men on bases
Every batter on the st. Louis team ex-
cent Drake hit Mcconnell in the three
innings he pitched, but they got only one
hit off Black and none OF Brennan, who
took up the pitching burden. Score:
O. o,,. .o5OoO Ot Sill il = !
Chicago .......0 2 o o o is
Batteries: st. Louis, Groom and Hart
ley; Chicago, Mcconnell, Black, Brennan
and Wilson, Fischer.
Caseys Trim RebS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 4.-The Wild
ness Of the visitors pitchers enabled
Kansas City to defeat Pittsburgh today,
3 TO g. Kansas City scored -FOUR runs IN
the seventh inning when one batter was was
hit by a pitched ball, three walked aIlu
P 1fe SInsisu % S 5000 O-sio i
Kansas City. % o 0 0 l IS l
Batteries: Pittsburgh. Royce, Bsrger.
Dickson and Berry; Kansas City Main
Henning and Brown.
divide DoubIe-Header,
RUFFALO. n. Y, June 4.-Buffalo and
Brooklyn divided honora in double
| header here today the visitors winning
| tine first game, to g. and the locals
| the second game, to 3. Two home runs
| in the third inning OF the last game by
| I,ouden and Mcdonald were the decid-
| ing factors of the second contest. Score.
/ first game: HI, u,
brooklyn 40 2 ID IS
| Buffalo ......,z o 10
| Batteries: Brooklyn, Marion and Land
Buffalo. Knapp and Blair.
Score. second game R.H.E.
| Rrookiyn % 0 0 o o o O-S 0
buffalo 40 0 4 0 ? 90 80 . 3
! Batteries: Brooklyn. Lafitt and Pratt;
Buffalo Schulz and Allen.
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DODGERS CRUSH
PITTSBURGHERS
Brooklyn Celebrates First Game of
Western Invasion by Defeat
ing Pirates,
EIGHT TO TWO IS THE SCORE

PITTSBURGH. June 4.-Brooklyn be
gan It's first western invasion with an
s to victory over Pittsburgh today.
Pfeffer allowed the locals four hits and
was ably supported by stengel and
Myers. The visitors solved Coopers de-
livery in the fifth and drove him from
the box i'm the sixth. Score:
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Grand Island Auto
Race Date Changed

GRAND ISLAND. Neh June t-osps-
eial TeleRram.) - Thomas Bradstreet
changed date OF the automobile races
from Sunday. July 4. 60 Monday, July 8
and viii notify all racers with whom
he had already been In communication
with reference TO tho Sunday date, A ioe
or possibly. soo-rnsis race on the twe-nils
trsek Win probably be enc Of the fes-
tures.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

Waited Tor DOuBIass IN eiBhth
Cincinnati ..........O 0 o o 0 OIL
st. Louis.........2 0 3 0 0 1 0 o sc
Two-hase hit: Griffith Stolen bases
Higgins. Bescher. Double play: Bethel
10 Huggins to Miller Bases on balls:
OFF Douglass, 2; off Griner. 3. Hits: OFF
Douglass, 0 in seven innings: off Toney
1 I'm one inning. Struck out: BY Doug
lass, s; by Griner, 3. Wild pitch: Griner.
Umpires: Byron and Orth.
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Summaries:
Finishes Practice.

IoEbaH IKE Esi!S.o n, III June &.
practice row WIN The c5lumsis GTsws
this evening. Rice indicated his belief
that there was plenty of room for Inn
proVement in all three crews which are
three weeks hence.
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Totals .. so an Is q

IRAN lor speaker IN llrht, DN courtesy,
and .batted for Shore In eighth.
pBatted for Cady In eighth.
IRAN for Thomas in eighth. ''
Chicago .............2 o 0 o 0 o o 90
Boston .........,..0 o o o o o 0 o 90
Two-base hits: ]. Collins, Gardner,
Schalk, Brief Stolen bases: +. Collins,
Fourier (2, Double plays: f.. Collins TO
Weaver 20 Brief. Cady TO Gardner TO
Scott TO Wagner Base on errors: Chi
cHgo, /. Bases on balls: OFF Shore, !;
off Scott, I. Struck out: By Shore, 2;
by Scott, 2. Umpires; Evans and Null
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NEW YORK

IWo-base hit MaIseI. Ihree-base MT:
Cobb. Stolen bases: Cook. Cobb (2.
Earned runs: Detroit, ?. Sacrifice hit:
Mckee Left on bases: New York. Il;
Bases on balls: Off Caldwell. 2; Oft
Dubuc. 2. Hits: Off Caldwell, 4 in eight
and two-thirds innings; off Pieh, l in
one-third inning. Struck out: BY Cald-
well, s; by Dubuc, 2 Umpires; o'Lough-
lin and Hildebrand. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

Your opportunity To get full line on
the real estate values In this city Is pub
ilEhed in this paper today.
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ISLUGGING CARNIVAL
WINS FOR OMAHANS
Rourkes Roll Up Twelve Tallies in
Last Two Innings and Beat
Kaws, IL to 8.
GROVER LOSES HIS wALLOP

TOPEKA, kan, June 4.-omaha had a
'batfest in tho eighth and ninth innings
today, when Grover lost his effective
ness. and won by a one-sided score.
Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

LINDSAY. Neb,, June 4--(Special D
Lindsay defeated 81 Edward. to o. yes
terday Score:
Lindsay ..,....u.,.O 90 90 -
Batteries: st. Edward. Fischer and
Mckay; Lindsay. Agnew and lee.
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Senators Heat Indians.

WASHINGTON, June 4.--Washington
today defeated Cleveland. the first west
ern team 10 play here this season, TO 1.
Two errors, three singles and wild
pitch In the seventh gave tho locals four
runs. Shaw allowed only four hits, but
one OF his two passes, followed by a
sacrifice, an error and a passed ball.
resulted In the visitors only run. Will
Jams walked on every one of his four
trips to the plate. Score:
CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON.
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Denver ..............I -
stolen base: Spencer. Two-base hits:
Hunter, .. Sacrifice hits; Hahn, Saw
yer Kelleher. Hit batsman Coffey.
Struck out: BY Mitchell, 3; by Gilligan,
! s. Bases on balls: OFF Mitchell, 1; off
Gilligan, !. Double play: Hartford to
Jones to Sawyer. Time: 1882. Umpire:
CeiSel
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Totals.ss1 SM,,

Home run: oidrinE. Stolen baseai Shot
ton, williams. Murphy. Earned runsl ST,
Louis, / Philadeiphia. 3 Base on errorsi
balls: OF wsiirnsn. Il off Bash, 4
Struck out: BY Wetiman, 81 by BUSH
o Umpires: Naliin and Dineen.
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Mnrkr TrIm Drowna,


PHILADELPHIA. June A-PhilHdelphia
played an uphill game today and defeated
st Louis by punching hits with errors.
b to 3. Oldring, kopf and Murphy starred
at the bat, each making two hits off
Weilman. while Bush held his opponents
down to five hits. Malone, formerly Of
Mount st. Joseph's academy Aaryiand,
who has been playing under the name of
Ryan. appeared in the line UP under his
real name for the first timo. Soorel
ST louis PHILADELPHIA
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Coast League.

The Bee want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters
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Cnrda Onthit Reda.

ST. LOUIS, June 4.--St. Louis outhit
Cincinnati in today's game and won, o
TO /. Snyder, the local catcher, was the
only man on the local side who failed 10
hit. Killifer for Cincinnati and Higgins
and Butler for ST. Louis starred at the
bat. Score:
fTNrsTNNyATT sT rnute
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'Ran Tor Connolly IN seVenth.
SWlsyflsnd ', ,,....,,.,..SS 9 SS5qGG "a
Earned runs; None. Sacrifice hits:
Smith, Wambsganss. Stolen bases:
Turner. Williams. Bases on balls: Off
steen, 4; off Shaw, 2 Bases on errors
Cleveland, /; Washington, |. Struck out:
BY, steen. .; by shaw. Z. Umpires: Chill
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PITTSBURGH

Johnston, Gerber. Earned runs Brook
lyn, 5; Pittsburgh, l. Double play: Viox
TO Wagner to Johnston. Base on errors:
brooklyn, 3 Pittsburgh, >. Bases on balls:
Off Pfeffer 1. off Cooper, ~ off Copzel-
man, l. Hits: Off Cooper, q in five in
nings (none out in SIXTH; off Harmon, 4
in two innings; off Councilman, IN two
innings. Struck OUT, Ply Pfeffer. 3; by
Cooper. /. Time: 900. Umpires. Klein
and Cockill.
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GRIZZLIES BEAT THE BOOSTERS
Des Moines Ties Score in sixth, but
Finally Loses.

DENVER, Colo, June 4;-Atter Des
NIoines had tied the score with two runs
in the sixth inning, Denver came back
strong and clinched the game with five
rups in the seventh. Score:
DIES MONIES
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF FIGS
Cleanses the Little Liver and
Bowels and They Get
Well Quick.

When your child suffers from n
cold, don't wait. give the little
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
TO BUILD
NITRATE PLANT

The American Nitrogen Products
Co proposes to establish man.
moth plant for the manufacturing
OF nitfAteH on the Sauk Suiattle
power site near Darlington. pro
yidcd the city OF Seattle can be
prevailed on To relinqulsh It's rights
10 tho site.
This announcement was made by
former Councilman r. l. Blaine
and Dr r. Janson. president OF the
nitrateE company appearing be.
fore the city utilities committee.
The committee referred the re-.
quest 90 city Engineer Dimock and
Lighting Superintendent Ross. for
a report The two representatives
OF the company pointed out that
the city has number Of desirable
sites In view. and that for Il 30 re.
tain It's rights at the Sank Suiattle
site would be TO block development.
The nitrate industry. u was ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

Daddy LongLegs," the play that
has set records turnout the United
States for long runs and big bust
ness, is certain TO add a fresh tri-
umph to its list OF achievements
when Il comes to Seattle for the
week of November 81, at the Met
ropolitan theatre.
The first announcement that
Jean Webster's famous comedy
would open the season at the Met.
ropolitan was published in Satur-
days Star.
Since then the theatre box office
has been deluged with mail orders
and telephone calls
Because of the unprecedented
rush for reservations, the Metro
poitan management announces
that the regular date for seat sales
will be advanced for the Daddy
Long-Legs' engagement. The box
office will be thrown open for sale
OF seats next Monday. at 10 n. m.
The management also calls at
tention to the fact that the gallery
Of tho Metropolitan will be reserv
ed this season. Patrons who desire
seats Mt popular prices will find this
most welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
POISONED
HIMSELF AT 40!

Death by slow poison is killing
many a man, young in years. who
has made the fatal mistake of fall
ing to understand the warnings OF
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in throwing off natural poisons that
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
Plenty of Ammunition for Allies

The allies have suffered losses but their losses have
been by fresh recruits with the exception OF France
whose losses estimated a million
The addition OF the Italians served I'LL the gap Of
French losses and the British have been double the
British losses
Ammunition Is pouring in steady from
America. and Russia has begun mobilize her industries
France and England have done for making shells and
plosives
shortage OF everything will prevail in Germany the
continued another year and predicted that unless
peace be brought about the present time Germany will
then be fighting for her life nation rather than for the
spoils OF her victories up date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
Il CONTINUED FROM PAGE
GERMANY ASKS PRESIDENT
TO MAKE PEACE overture

effective in cutting off considerable supply OF fish and
other provisions which have been finding their way Ger
many from Sweden.
The main reason. however why the Germans would
gladly quit now found in the fact that the long will
be OF and in such Germany
against her
England is mistress OF the and is drawing her
colonies and the economic OF the United States
France and Russia.
Germanys strength IN her preparedness, and that
strength is gradually being down.
II is estimated that three and one half million Germans
and Ausans have already been permanently removed from
the firing line in killed wounded prisoners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

ST. LOUIS. No.. Nov. TO-
Hundreds Of ST. Louis lawyers.
merchants. educators and lead
ers In society last night crowd
ed the eleventh floor banquet
hail OF the American Annex, to
be mystified by accounts Of
Patience Worth" who has led
many to believe she Is an act.
ual personality. altho Invisible,
and revealing herself in old
English dialect thru ouljs
board.
The banaueters were men,
bers or guests OF the uItra-es.
elusive Papyrus club.
Mrs. John n. Currsn. me
dunn Of the spirit poet" said
her discovery was due 70 pl-
noehle playing at her home.
She said her husband and the
husband Of friend spent many
nights playing cards. and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
YOUNG Wife OF ALEX COULEY
TELLS "OTHER SIDE" OF STORY

And he had been ordered to shoot.
she said. by the other policeman.
He was Just boy. too. only %.
the same age as herself She knew
how terribly the F'risell boys par.
ents had been hurt. OF course. but
the wrong couldn't be righted now.
she argued
In the feverish excitement OF the
moment. she presumed. her husband
had shot the Frisell boy But her
husband had been young in the
business OF pollceman-hadn't
even drawn his first months check
Ia fact--and so. wasn't that some.
thing?
He is all I've got. she said. Il
thought maybe The star could say
something that would show the
public that Alex wasn't as bad as
they think
Since he has been In jail. his
mother. Victoria Gouley. who Is 90
years old. has been working as a
jsnitress I'm the lIoge building TO
help keep us from want.
but ~ they put him away. what
will we do?'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

Alex Gouley. merchants
patrolmsn, will be put on trial
In superior court Wednesday
for the killing Of Carl Frlsell,
an f8-yesr-old butchers dellv.
cry boy. on September 10.
0ouley and another police
man, G. NJ. Norton, the latter
employed by the city. had been
firing a general fuslllade after
squad Of motoreyellsts early
that morning. and a stray bul-
let picked of young Frisell.
who was riding tandem with
another boy.
Within n few hours II was ascer-
tained that Frisell had been limo
cent OF the crime for which the
policemen were endeavoring 10
capture the motorcyclists. and Gou.
ley was locked up. lie has been In
jail ever since
That side OF the story was print
ed in all the papers OF that date.
This f. the other side.
A young woman with n sad. pref
" face. and neatly but poorly
dressed. visited The star. Monday
evening
In her arms blue.eyed baby
whose pretty pink cheeks bulged
and dlmpled. cooed and tugged nj
it's mothers hair Another child
also blue-eyed and pink and dim
pied trudged at her side
They were Mrs Anna Gouley
Baby" Gouley and 'Tootsie' Gou
ley. the wife and children OF Alex
Mrs. Goulo, sat down and had O
cry
"Tootsle" grew very sober. and
there was imminent danger for .
time that BABY" was going 10 Ioir
her mother In tears.
Mrs. Gouley. womanlike. could
see only the other side Of her hus
bands story.
lie had always been n good hus
band and was so tender hearted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
FRENCH TAKE seRs TOWN

/ ATHENS. Nov. i0.-The French
have recapturcd Veles. In south
central Serbia. from the Bulgarians
according 90 reports reaching here
today.
Superiority OF French artillery re.
suited I'm placing tho BulEarians Al
a disadvantage
The Serbians heavily defeated the
Rulgarians advancing from uskut
TO Prisrcnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
GREECE TO STAY OUT OF WAR,
UNOFFICIAL REPORTDE

ATHENS. Nov. Oulgatla and
Greece reached an agreement yes.
terday whereby Greece will keep
out OF the war. according 20 local
papers
bulgaria was reported TO have
agreed To dcmobilire. 20 end her
Serbian campaign, Ms we'll as no,
to cross the noiran.Gyevgyell line
nor enter Monastir.
should operations around Mon
astir DO necessary. Germany will
conduct them without bulgarian
aid. Newspapers. In printing the
story. quote diplomatic authoity.
Tho the agreements are deemed
IN the nature OF safeguard e
Greece. they do not hamper Bul
garia's plans to conquer most OF
Macedonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
WHO WANTS A JAIL?

Ell PASO. Tex. Nov. io.-Wani
to buy a nice. 40.room. steam.heated
county Jail? Everything goes with
Il but the tenants. The county COM
missioners will open bids today.
They want TO sell the old jail to
get money for the new one on top
~ the courthouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
OUCH! LAME BACK
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
FRANCE DENIES PEACE STEPS

PARIS. Nov. i0-"All this peace
talk Is misplaced
Thus spoke Premier BRAND to
day. addressing a group OF Ameri
can corresponding In the first audi
ence OF its kind ever granted by a
cabinet official
He permitted the reporters Il
gather and ask questions.
You may rest assured that II !.
not the French starting these ru
mors." the premier said. Until
our soldiers fighting and dying in
yonder trenches have won decisive
victories. We will not talk peace
here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
PROTEST CENS0RING
OF CABLE MESSAGES

Seattle Chamber OF Commerce
trustees had passed resolution
Wednesday protesting against Brit
ish interference with cablegrams
between neutral countries. after II
was learned such Interference had
caused a loss OF $4,000 to $4,000
to one Seattle concern.
This firm, interested In bringing
a large number OF Scandinavian
settlers 10 Montana. repeatedly
cabled that a remittance had been
made by the ScandInayian.Amer.
lean bank TO Stockholm. but the
Stockholm bank never received any
OF the messages OF instruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
TAKE 5000 PRISONERS

prisoners were taken by the Dul.
cars in and around Nlsh. the war
office claimed today. The remain.
der OF the inventory so far shows
~ fortress cannon captured. along
with thousands OF rifles. 700 rail.
road cars loaded with food and
other supplies. and many automo.
hiles.