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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-05
5reie Yreie fit stras: 9ienfag 5. Sauum 1915.

oaS fleine elidiiiide @ebiet, 6aS lie
bisbet meitlid bon Sbanm innebot.
ten nift melt bi1ausgefommel1.
Die Siirfen baben ii6 anl6eineno
I'M &aufaiusgebiet gut gema6t. Die
<iien geben lelbit lire grfolge biz
5u einem gemilien @raoe 81, er5Gh-
len uns ober gleid3eitig BON groBerl
Siegen, Die Tie Damn idlieBli6 iber
Die 9iirfen errungen bGtte1r. Gotio-
DIE 1T ieoenfaas, oaB Die Siirfen ouf
ruiiiihem @ebiet lteben mebrere
Srte beieet boben uno oie Staot So
tlm %belagern uno bob bie ruiiii9e
Slotte iie ani6eineno ouf oela
5htpor5en Meer fret idolten uno
palten ldBt.
Gs itno feine gldn8enoen Grfol9e
err1lngen mabrenb Ser letten Gage.
audi feline eroBen Nieoerlagen erIit-
ten, nber oie Gage lit fir Die 9ent-
ffen, beute 5u 8egtnn oes releit
Sabres, eine ourhaus giinitige. urtb
menn Der Brdiioent ser fran3oiiid)en
&epublif bel ieinem Meuiobrsem.
pfange erflart bat, bdb anl n0d)iten
Neuiabrstage Ole 8erbiinoeten ci-
men Srieoen abseidloiien boben mir
ben, mie er ibren ipe5ielen @iin-
iden entiprade, 10 mar bos cine
gorberlagung, 81 Der bte augenbIicf-
lide Sage un0 Die bisberigen @reiq-
niiie nif)t beredtigen. 9enn noe3
oqem, mas bisber gei6eben lit, fam
man ni6t 81 Dem @Iarben fonten,
oaB 9elttidlonb bis 5nn nGditer
geeuiabr iibermmoen am gooen lie
&c uno einen Srieben binnebnle.t
miiiie, mie i'm oie gerbiinoeten ibet
tpiinidten. Ga iiebt Die Saae bel
eber oonah aus, als lpenn 0eutit-
lono ben Srieoen oiftieren fueroe utb
Die onoern li6 fiieen miiBten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-05
Die Bentise Gage.

@eute iino aaerlei ungiinitige
Madridten e%ingetroffen. Ole @ng-
lanoer baben 9or-es-S alaom bonl-
baroiert nnb Die Sran5oien polIen
Steinbad i'm gliaB beiest baben, fer
rier meIben Die &uiien alerlei ihlim-
me Na6ridten aus llngorn. Die Set
teren limo nun aaeroings iebr 5tpel-
felbaft, Die eriteren beiOen Siobsbot-
lhaften ifeinen aber mabr gu iein.
Son GROCER geoeutung iino iie aber
nidt. Die Gage miro our6 tie nidt
perdnoert uno oieie Gage lit iopol
I'M Often bel @aridall ols alld I'M
@eiten, in Sranfrei6 uno 8elgien,
fir 9eutihlan0 anoarerno giinitig.
90 unten i'm @liaB mar imner eina
Dunoe Stele, gefabrli6 fonn lie abar
faltrt fper0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-05
. Wfft. SetmiOt,
ErssttfAer Cs.iier nnS Snvelier.
207M b.sIanis g.; aAes saraytteri

A LAM ~ rrL NLME
Cine banf6are Jtaa. .Mose Guti
Sic belobnen fir sbre quite Mefi-
ain, fdreiM Srnuf gngenia 9ioidis
ia bon Wcgomb, MiIi. in einen.
.grief nu Die SeritelIer bon Jorni's
MlpenfrGilter. sic beuterft ferttcr:
sd beabiidtigte idon lett I6nBerer
3eit, ON Sic gu ihreiben. Seit Sah-
rem tpnr ih 0as Gpfer zines Wagelt.
leibens liro befiirdtete, baB ib eg
niht niebr lnnge niisbalten f6nntc.
Damn bSrte i1 bon Dem Mpenfrap-
ter. Sd gebraudte es, unb BIN iett
9eiuno uno fibfe mid .otpai3is Sab
re finger"
9erart iino oie 3eueniie, neIdc
man ieoen Gag iiber Sorni's alpen-
frdiiter, bieies nIte, 5eiterprobte
Sr1uter Seilmittel, bort. Set
ilber bnuoert Sabren lit es elm Se-
gen fir Ieioenbc MGnner uno Srouett
gemeien. gs miro nidt bon Gpotbe-
fern ~perfauft. Spe5ialagentcn Iiefern
es Dem 8ublifum, ooer man besiebe
es brett pom 2oborotorium. Wan
ifJreibt an. Oh. geter aabrnep &
Sons Co., 1876 so. Sopne ape.
Chicago, 81,
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@ntmerpener 6rasen.
a~ntmerpen, Is. Mopember.

~t'NtNNLfttp ~. SbOQNlllQCl.
Goh feblen IN MnttDerpen etna
bnnoerttauieno geflihtete ginDob-
ner, Die lire Surdt Dor oentihe.i
3eppelinen uno Motorgeidiisen nidt
iiberipirben fonnen. 4ber taataa-
lid brineen Oie giienbobnsiige emit
ae bon BEN Sliihtlingen nieoer,
fir Die pisige 2eute iogar einen
Sher3namen e~rfltnoen baben. Ma1
uennt tie les files b'Mnpers~, aui
Geutld: iolhe, Die aus Mntmerpel,
ansgefniffen fino. 8iro oas @prt
ieoo6 g5ilet@ geifrieben, Damn be-
oelitet es cine Mrt bon iebr Idnlad-
baftem Haltdfleiih. lebt iid De-
reits Der 8ib an ben 9ingen urto
gerbaltniiien, 10 miiiien bieie Ser
baltniiie nidt mebr iebr boie iein.
llno mirflib, Die Staot 9ntperpen
maft ni6t mebr auf, lie 1T idon
ldngft fpieoer bodit lebenoig, ulfo
on Die rei6e geneglidfeit oes tpirf-
ihaftliden 9oieins lift bier gu per=
ipiiren. Der 0eutlAe 3ioilaonper-
teur, Der antlperpens biirgerIides
Seben 5lt leiten bat, Der bamburgi-
Idle Senator Stranbes, meiB, mas
iid fir einen G~ieienbafen gebort,
uno Serr b. &Iettenberg, ieir @ebil-
fe, gebort i'm Srieoen gum 9irefto-
riitm 6es Norobeutiden 2lopos.
@uf Dem Sdreibtiib oieier Ser
rem banfen iid nun aQ oie @eIudc
Der oeutifen &allfleute, esrtouitrieI-
len un6 fleineren @eDerbetrei6en-
ben, Die iid) BON ser belgiiden 9te-
gierung, BON oem beIgiiden golf
ilno aud bon Dem belgii9en 8obel
gei6a6igt fiiblen. Die Gbronif Der
Intperpener Musldreitungen fiiIit
Elm oifes 8eifperoebud. @ber IS
fam bod beute ihon periidert mer-
Den, oaB oud pieles iibertriebcll
moroen lit. Sier uno ga fulroe ia
in ben eriten Mueuittaeen oos 2ebell
cin5elner 9eutfher arg beorpbt, uno
iogar folgeni6mere Sdtlidfeiten ia
men Dor. Cont poren aber 0os @e-
i6rei Der MaIien un6 Die @ut Ser
&rafebIer pieI it1rfer ais Der emf
lheioenoe Mlt gum 0raufihIagen.
(. Oeutihe W1nner, Die nit BEN 9Int.
nerpener 8erbdItniiien gut p~ertraut
limo, beiddftigen iid augenblidlif
oamit Die @erIuite ibrer 2onog-
leute in ben antperpener @eIddfts.
iinO @obnbaniern 5u unteriuGen.
and Der fIeiuite Manm Miro nidt
rernahIaiiigt, tuenn ,er Iid) nit IT.
genowelher aInge melbet. limb er
meloet iid) nit ollerlei &Iaaen. Or
fraet oft iogar nod benz Grgeben
ieiner tertren @1ustiere, Sic er IN,
Slide bot Iaiien miiiien. Die belg,.
fdet 2egierung, ole Biz gum ssal
Der Geihung Die Stoot perlpdftet bat,
beoiente iid zines iebr bequemen
Wfittels, nm Die DerIaiienen S6uier
Der 0entiden nu~s3ur1umen. @les,
mas fir gemeinniisise 3mefe, Be.
ionoers fir bas 3ote arens, MOTTO
id]ien, tpuroe aus ben oeutihen S1u.
fern geboIt. es befan6en iih oober
Dfobel, Wdihe uno 0abrunesmittel,
Gamit Die Sorm Der @eredtiqfeii
gefuobrt iei, murbe bon oen beIoi,
lhen 8enmten cine 0uittuna fiji;
ieoes Stiif binterIegt. @6er melo6t
Guittungi Gin id,oner Stubl foiteI
einen 5ranfen. 2urusmdlf,e foItei
eos @aidgelo. Cine @uoeponne TO.
itet orei 5ranfen. Semano bait.
Elm prohtbolles Sous, nno bic no
triotidlen 9elgier fauften 0as San
|5e NIT ibrer papiernen Quittunt
fir Elm paar 5raufen auf. Wof If
Die Infnahme oieier Sddoen MIDI
beetloct- Sic berlangt bel Miibs
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Concentration
hes RenUnsz grenners NIB Gas
GrseuaerS.

2ein idmubiqer SeIzBrenner. 8ir
brennen @as. 8iftritts> agenten gefldI.
Aein mtsfi6tsloies @efddft, fonoern nit
tleiner &apitalanlage iehr profitabeI fir
ben rihtiaen Mann. Gpredt Dor ituo
iiber5eiet giih. oab mir oas biligSte mrs
bette 8reuumnterinl fir aof< uno Seis.
Dfen baben. 8erfdiimt es niht.
Sm &arterre bes
HOTEL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-05
NeHeripm.

9eirotspermittIer (bei elmer Spern.
m%ffiibrung, mabreno elmer iebr Iam-
gen S~iebesi5ere): Die baben q eipi-
ges 8emofe, F. Die b1tt' id idnen
beiiammen!"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02

kinds of guarantees. Gen. Dieguez is
Advancing steadily from Guadalajara.
Gen. Gales troops yesterday near
Aqua Prieta defeated 600 Maytorenis-
tas. In Guerrero our troops have de-
feated the Zapatistas in several en-
gaH.ments fought in the territory con-
trolled by our army. All foreigners
within our territory have all kinds of
guarantees"
The State Department has received
information Indicating that taxes on
mining property in Lower California
must be paid in Mexico City or Chi
huahua.
In response to an inquiry by the de-
partment the Brazilian Minister in Mex
leo City has sent a report that Lower
California is IN the jurisdiction of Mex
leo City and that taxes may be paid
there or At Chihuahua or deposited in
any bank in the United States to the
order of the treasurer-general, advices to
that effect to be sent to the minister Of
finance in Mexico City.
The department is advised that Minor
Merriwether, the young American who
was impRisoned at JuareZ, has been re-
leased. Merriwether was escoted to the
border and reached Ell Paso Tuesday. 1t
appears that his arrest grew out of the
use Of currency that was used by Car
rama before the secession of Villa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
april NAY BE DRY AS
March, SAY EXPERTS
Weather Bureau Skaters Old Belief
that Nature Makes Up
for Lost Time.

The fact that the past March was
one Of the driest in many years in this
section of the country will have no
effect upon April. 1t was stated at the
Weather Bureau yesterday. Experts
of the bureau have made a thorough
investigation of the popular belief that
If one season is dry tho next will be
wet and vice versa, and have found
that abnormal temperatures in any
season have no effect upon the other
seasons.
The normal rainfall for March is
1856 inches, but the past month regis
tered a total of only LOT inches. plac-
ing the month 2.7S below normal.
March. 1914, also was below normal.
but came nearer the proper figure than
this year. with a total of 2.27.
A member of the Weather Bureau
said today that sunshine will reign
supreme Sunday, although he doubted
whether there would be much of a
rise in temperature.
Fair weather is predicted for today
and tomorrow for the region east of
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
District Courts

Two suits against the Richmond Park
Improvement Company were filed yester-
day In the District Supreme Court for
annulment Of contracts between the
plaintiffs and defendant corporation. it
being alleged that an agent of the COM
pany made false and fraudulent repre-
sensations in consuTnating the deals.
The plaintiffs are Michael Harris and
Benjamin Kebesky. Each purchased a
lot from the company, which is boosting
Richmond Park suburb north of
Cleveland Park, the price being 50 cents
square foot. The agent is said in each
instance to have represented that houses
! soon were to be erected. that water and
sewer connections were to be supplied.
and that cement walks were to be laid
Harris has paid 500 on the S4.045 prop
erty sold him. and kebesky has paid
$50 OH the sl.5S3 lot which he purchas ed.
The plaintiffs request the return of these
amounts.
Attorneys Daniel W. Baker and Will
lam E. Leahy represent the plaintiffs.
William Howard Bowman, of 1905
Thirty-fifth street northwest. yesterday
filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy,
giving his debts ss70.35 and his assets
as 1915. Eleven creditors are named. He
is represented by Attorney Crandal
Mackey.
The will Of Annie J. Amberger, who
died March 10. yesterday was filed for
probate, bearing the date of November
5. 1914. To her son, Frederick Amberger
she leaves a house west of Georgetown.
Two houses nearby are left to her hus-
band. John c. Amberger. during his life
Upon his death the property is TO go to
the six children of the tastatrix. Fred
erlck Amberger is named executor.
Mrs. Avarilla Lambert is left an entire
estate worth 500. 1000 by the will Of her
husband, Tallmadge A. Lambert, dated
July s, 1901, and filed for probate yester-
day. Mrs. Lambert is named executriX.
Wilton J. Lambert. Maude c. White, and
Mildred Cannon are heirs of the tesla
tor.
Justice Mccoy, Of the District Supreme
Court. has appointed Attorney Harry H.
Hollender receiver for Thomas II. Martin
Co. Inc. which has filed a voluntary
bankruptcy petition. The corporation
vas operating two grocery stores at
WOODBURY., D. c. Liabilities are listed
at s4,3O2. IS and assets at s2,27.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
VILLA CLAIMS 70
MEXICAN STATES
Convention Government Says
1t Controls Four-hfths of
Entire Country.
CARRANzA CLAIMS GAINS
SAYS All Yucatan Is in His Posses
sion-"All Kinds of Guarantees
for Foreigners.
CARRANZA CLAIMS GAINS

Control of nineteen states in Mexico
comprising four-fifths of the total area
Of the country, is now claimed by the
convention government. according to ad-
vices received yesterday by the Villa
agency in this city. Wire and rail COM
munication with Mexico City has been
re-opened. and the Villa agency looks for
daily advices concerning developments
in the capital. In a dispatch received
denial is made that Gen. Maytorena, a
Villista commander at Nogales. has or
dered foreigners out of the country.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from First Chief Carranza. in which the
claim is made that the constitutionalist
cause is making progress. The telegram
follows:
'Tampico has been REINFORCED and
. am sending more troops to that city.
All Yucatan is in our possession and
under control with the railroads in OPP
.ration- General Alvarado is giving all
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
BOSWELL GUILTY; SENTENCED.
Judge Thinks Blow Killed Hewitt
Despite What Doctors Say.

Special TO The Washington Henld
Rockville. Md. April 1.-Franklin c.
Boswell, a young farmer of the vicinity
IF Glen, this county. who was tried be-
fore Judges Urner and Worthington in
he Circuirt Court here on an indictment
harging him with the murder of Aaron
R. Hewitt. was found guilty of man
slaughter and sentenced to one year in
jail. An appeal was noted and Boswell
vas released on $3.50 bail.
In rendering the decision, Judge Timer
reviewed the evidence at length and
stated that. notwithstanding the testi-
nony Of the physicians that neither the
operation nor the autopsy disclosed any
thing to Indicate that Hewitt's death was
caused by the blow Boswell admitted
striking the court felt the practical con-
fusion was that the injury undoubtedly
ed TO his death.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
cnu1cH pAlx Dulua Rlv1CE
Special Cereasniss Hell In Ana-
sostio 1enD1eS.

Special .Cereasniss Hell !. Ana.
soetia TenD1es.
Special 1sryicss were held last night
In both Emmanuel Episcopal ana st
Terssa's churches. IN Anacostia- In the
Emmanuel Church the holy communities
service was held In commenoration of it,
Institution. and 70 add to the solemnity
of the service the church was darkened
It was also the occasion Of the corporate
communion Of the men Of the parish
At st. Teresa's . special service was held
with . sermon by visiting priest. To-
day between II and o'clock the passion
service will be held in Emmanuel Church.
and tonight both churches will hold OBJ.
servances. ..s.. .
Salem Lodge. No. 2. Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows. Of Anacostia, met last
night In the local Masonic Hall, with q
large number present. The meeting was
devoted principally to the transaction OF
business. and plans were completed for
the open meeting to be held In the near
future.
. The B. and T. Club, Of Anacostia, COM
posed Of q number Of young women. was
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs William Scantlebury, 1917
Minnesota avenue.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
TO GET LOOT IN TEN YEARS.
Won't Tell Where 1t Is, So Davis
Goes to Prison.

'Aftah I serves my time Use gwine to
dig up my treasure an live like a
prince
This was the nonchallant attitude as
sumcd yesterday by Earl Davis, colored.
when urged by Chief Justice Covington
and Assistant United States Attorney
Hawken In Criminal Court to divulge
the location of the enormous amount of
loot which he admitted having stoler,
by clever means during the past eight
months.
Davis explained that he had buried the
stolen goods. and efforts to compel him
to tell where his cache was proved I'M
successful.
Ten years. then said the court.
v. hen de ten yeahs is up, jedge."
diggin.'"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
HAS NEW SUFFRAGE ARGUMENT
Mr.. Funk says when Women Vote
All VIII Know More.

The people will know more about gov
eminent Affairs when women are given
the vote, because the fair sex are prone
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02

Forty-five towns in Great Britain have
a population exceeding 10000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
Automobile Law Considered.

A proposed law giving automobile re-
pair and earase men lien on machines
which they have repaired and the right
TO hold the machine for past a. well as
present work. was considered by the
Automobile Trade Association Of WASH
Club yesterday. No action win b taken
until later meeting. The association
voted TO subscribe for the reports Of the
Cbicseo Central Market. Q concern CIV
ing national quotations on seeond-hand
automobiles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
ASKS NO PAY FOR FRYE CARGO

U. 3. Merely Asks Germany to CON-
pensate for Loss Of ship.
1t was announced at the State De-
partment yesterday that the American
note to Germany regarding the sink
ing Of the American ship william P.
Frye by the Prins Eitel Friedrich had
been sent forward to Berlin. 1t will
be made public in this country as soon
as word has been received from Am
bassador Gerard that he has delivered
the note at the German foreign Office
Compensation Of the owners Of the
Frye for the loss OF their ship IL de-
manded Of the German government
by the American note. No compensa-
ton is asked for the loss Of the cargo,
as 1t has been learned that the cargo
was sold to a British subject while
In transit.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
Colored Masons Hold Rites.

Rev. j. n. Beaman delivered the
principal toast to President Wilson at
the Maunday Thursday ceremonies of
Budha Chapter. Knights of Rose Croix.
Ancient and Accepted Colored Scottish
Rite Of Freemasonry for the southern
Jurisdiction OF the United States. at
the chapter cathedral. 1888 Eleventh
street northwest last night. The an
nual mystic banquet followed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
BRIToNs SEIZE NEUTRAL SHIPS

Dutchr--n and Norwegian Had sap.
plies f"- Germany, 10 Clain.
Grimsby. England. April IA Norwe-
eian steamer was brought into port here
today by a British warship. She was
arrested In the North Sea on a charge
Germany.
London, April 1.-The Dutch steamer
Lodewijk has been seized by British
warships and taken to New Haven on q
charge Of supplying German submarines
with oil.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02

the Mississippi. but ofllciaIs would not
venture to say what might happen
saturday night or early sunday morn
ing. They believe. however, thet an
ideal day for promenadine IL in store.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
Exercises at Naval School.

The closing exercises of the United
States Naval Medical School. Twenty
fourth and E streets northwest, will be
held at the school. Thursday. April IL.
at eleven o'clock in the morning. In
vitations have been issued by the Sur
geon General Of the Navy. %.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02

lpnsien. April LA board Of treds CON-
mltsse after an INJURY into the reasons
fct the increase IN the retail price Of
zeal. rscemms0as restrictions In the En-.
eoft 81 eesl ie Neutrsl celsntriea. II this
faile " bring IN sassy vtsusa - rsasou.
ee>e prove. The cemmiteoo on0Dones ~
esessNWent consider . eehe0o for o..
samlNo control 81 she ouspos ~ oh ovslish
sci'sef'ss asfiss he esN(inusses Of tie
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-02
BOMBS HIT NEW SUBMARINES.
British Aviators Bombard Germa
Factory at Zeebrugge.

London, April Another successful
aerial raid over the German naval base
at Zeebrusge and the German submarine
factory at Hoboken. near Antwerp. has
been carried out by British airmen, 1t
was officially announced by the admir-
atty this afternoon. Four bombs were
dropped at each place and It Is believed
that submarines were damaged or de-
stroyed. Mole also was bombarded.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22
Local and Personal Mention

From a Former Resident of DucktolUn.
Prof ]. Swanson. OeaI sir and brothe':
guess you have forgotten me long be-
fore this time, but am still in America
but near tic c lge. am only 300 miles
from the Pacific ocean.
took steamship trip of 10000 miles
on the Pac fic and enjoyed it very much.
have married since leaving the East
and have a home My wife is an accom-
plished and talented Young lady She
holds life certificate as a public school
teacher in Arizona, California and New
Mexico. She is also trained Christian
worker and the daughter of a Baptist
preacher.
have a good church here with mem
bership of sixty. The building is excellent
and is valued at Sl4,5O0,00 We have
electric lights, baptistry Stafford Pews.
The floor is covered with brussels car
pet. We have class rooms, basement,
kitchen, and dining room. Also furnace
heat. The pastorium has seven rooms
and is partly furnished.
The town has population of 1000,
m ost of them Southerners or descendants of
Southern people.
We have good High school, and court
house as this is the county seat of Crook
county.
Where is your wife,s father, is he still in
Texas, what is his address? want to
write to him.
White me all the news of Importance.
Will you attend the Worlds Fair at San
francisco, if so about what date? Write
soon. Yours truly, H. PATTON HALL.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22
INDOOR BASEBALL.

Last Friday the Reds and Tigers met in
battle that was anything but pleasant for
the tigers. The score was AZ to 10.
The absence of Spargo left the Tigers
without a pitcher and, this, in great
measure, tells the story of their defeat.
The Tigers will strike their stride before
long and will make it interesting for the
best of them.
The best played game that has taken
place in Ducktown was pulled off, Tuesday
night.
The Tigers and Giants OF Copperhill
were the opposing teams and the Giants
won by score of 8 to 7.
The Tigers haze evidently struck their
gait and the showing made against the
strong Copperhill aggregation bears this
out. Spargo was not at his best, having
Just recovered from sick spell, out the
showing he made indicates that he is at
himself once more.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22
WILL BRING HIM BACK.

John Merrell, formerly manager of the
D. S. C. & |. farm, will be brought back
from Florida an officer having gone after
him.:
1t is alleged that he left here with funds
not belonging to him, besides leaving
numerous debts unpaid.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22
BENTON,S BASKETBALL TEAM.

Two basketball teams from Benton, one
of ladius and one Of gentlemen took the
measure of Cleveland's High school teams,
Inst Saturday
In the first game the Benton yonng la
dies won by score of IA to IL and was
won by their superior playing.
The second game was won by the Ben
ton boys by a score of 81 to IA.
Benton's basket ball teams are winning
big REGULATIONS all over this section and
from what we can learn, can give most
any team a good argument.