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LAM.

@iernem Oct ipariomme tplfe Sc
legrammote;iole> Der fremfommer
ont alt, bboo Ser life netop be6r9=
rer &rigen al6eles oirefte, foar man
iaa go0t lom intet at bloc ON Gag
liglibets 5tem11inger / 2anbet, og
beller life 6e tpife 8la6e befjeftiger
fig %iDn6erligt meo bette @mne. Sg
ifer set enoelig Ell enfelt Gong, er
set fun for at oementere &bgter ON
nroligbe6er og l%ignen0e, Ser bar
hun6et Sci til n6lanbets 8res1e.
Smiolerti6 fortelles ser itobig
ON, at Sorboloene, nabnlig / Ser
lin, er longt fra @oienrgome og
@egeiltring, og Soft, 1om fommer
Ser iebnligt, bar life funnel un6goo
at legge Merfe til, bpor1eoes be
ferfte @rigsmaone6ers iterfe og
bbirplteoe @egeiltring efterbaanoen
er begf for en- ting og graz Mbor,
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9orreipOn6anee
Mutlm1b, eSa., 8. Son. 1916.

'ttt14tttut Su.t u Sul. olO.
ST. Neootter:-
Iprs0ag Sen 6te Salluar ofbplbt
|2ogen u9unmorfs Minbe" 9tr. 217
9. g. al &l1tlan6 tit fsr1te Me=
Be / bet npe' Mar, mcb Snbietfelfien
|of Ben npe 8eitDreIie aabent Wgoe,
bbor Weolemmernes 5a1nilie Dar
|tiliteoe. Sen 11pe 8eltDrelie er:: Or
BrRitoent, Girls Sanlen;. 8rnIi=
bent, Soba1r 8risberg; @ice=Hrpii=
|oent, &asnus SCHULTZ; 5efretpr,
8al0emar 2arlen; anSierer, Sc,z
g. Senfen (gp.); Ii1liosformal1o
Sens Safobien; Iilliosmano: 8ol=
bemar Scbluter og Sens 5grenien;
|S%norebagt, Nicf Sprellien: Dore.
'bagt, @ltnnaro 8oetmon; 8iblipte=
tar Warius Ma61en (gb.) Otter
Mpoet afbolotes Ell lille Spingon1
|og 2uncb i%erbere0es. 2oge1, Teller
MI 90 fl1lbtberetigeoe Meoleln1ner
1an1t 2 pasitbe. 2ogens Meblem1ner
bar lin ege11 8pg11ing me0 alle @ez
tbemmeligbeoer> og CT / goo 5rem=
'gong. Nelte Nar baaber III at fun=
tie. telle langt ober ct @l1n0re0e
Weblemmer.
g. 81. 3.
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Htrkeltge @plfurlBrr
.l!glf en- Sllinois= Tarmer).

Iil at begp1l0e me0, blep ;enbber
v9aIer" / G~isfusiions= Mgoerne ldt.
terliggiort % 8slgen blep, at in
gen v%turoe" ta1e:nf Trpgt for r2l,t=
Hippereng &erot11. Mogle al os
forelog atsbnnne EN- pripot Sore
ming, buor .MMeferot" (Sprbrprg=
ning) i rSfipperen1 f1r,1oe 1lnogaos.
S nGte u5fipper" bab6e uNierot"
ct 5mebeotat OH Sen u&ribote:",
% ON mig ion oenS u5ooer".
9terri11gen par belt % 8plgerne
cd, brit. Me1te 2sroag Mften, 90
~Sfpperen" bleb lelt op, bar Sore
brags{oten 1tubenoe fulo. Slut1tn=
gen pao Soar poo Eiltole" Ieb
*1aoIeoeS vYlro1elig bageoes Set for
..Yierot"":: ban Tom til at tnnfe,
!: bporlebes Gorfeorene ofte,. ,1aar Sc
bar i 2ibsfare oflog6e itore oe bel,
1ige 2efter, % bbao Der bapoe bjul=
pet. 690renes moatte og1aa fn1me
Dielpe ~ban1, laa.me6 @aa11oen poo
@iertet 90 bebenoe Stemnle aflag=
oe .v&jerot" felgenoe.. bejtioelige
2pfte: yMlbrig mere .itaI leg lo0e
NIT SIPS. lfin11e; / 2uftffipperen"., bo=
re S bill tpnle Sen 2ille / 6poslcn."
Men of! 5fjebnen bur bam- imo0
hi bor life. at forleoe til Borne.
moro. Og Sen "EriDote". opa1nme:
Seq. Sen leber fun for at glp0t
6n'r pg Mo'r, o11er life, at Ser e1
on6e Menneif fer til, en6nu mi116re
at noge1r ltreber SEN efter 2ibet
@borlenge Sen fan bebare oenn'
tin barnlige l1lfpl0igbe6, bcror Doe
1entlig paa, bDor lenge Sen fa1
unogaa u&jerot"s % .ligelinoeoe<
5ellfab. SITE Sfffe }an6t, uHjerot"
9u Dar 10 lelb 1frebet set: Seq e.
en- uglimren0e Saler", 9u en top
maalt o1tn 9fribent"! Me6 amor
Oro: Seq er Ell uSr0belt", gu Ell
u&apirbelt". @boo ON mi hi +
v&elte", efter iaa g%runoigt at bab
11eo lfrebet bore Nabne poo Si1tori
ems Mi1n6ebla6, neolag6e bore u8aa
ben" % ilrtteoe Sorlig? - S moo
lat Galo er jeg Sin, laa bel / Sal
lon / Sfrift, paa @emmeligbeoen:
@runo, al Sis I~agfer0ige Mooitan
Der!!" = 9ette fremfa16te Ell &lap
pen ioo 5folen rungeoe. Solge
8egtrup TOM oper til mig og ub
brpo: $50, ia, oct pnr cit Sprejs
ming, Ser for1log." = uBjerot" D
jeg uill1tteoe 6o1lig", og fjGmpeo
SIDE ON SIDE / Sen vYribate" bel
@interen. Noromen6cne og Sc fle1t
at SgttDer1DOerne, DER 1Dld1O1 Wle1e
rift so. 5%pnoergaor6, (11u ct. Ha11l
Minn.), bar meget uraoifale", og i
rgalnmel0ngs", baD0e pfte boz
29s meD at bolbe 6em Stonger
Gaf for Sc mango gp0e elmer | Sc
n&ribate" paa MifoD tS89-'90
So Taf for 2ibt paa Sfolen!
Com fpr benerfet: Seq bar roi
lgs; ser pn en l1ro ober mig, ie
life fl1n6e forflare. Seq biblte
@ru110e11 life rigtig, bpob jeg ifulo
tage fat poa. - Bluoielig TOM 81
til mig: Sag til Mmerifa! Sa, bbo1
for fife? Danmorf boboe jo gibt
mig grltu11ne libet, let meo ct nc
terielt Die NIT SSoeal bar britet
min lange og Harelte Drpm 10
blot en- Drem, en- tom 5Rbebobl
Seq bar iftbbr116en, mel life 1p1
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SJPl ON HuQD IJpn1e leg Ell V1lle1
til Ncp Dorf! Sra 9iemmet Con-
ncrl1p leo set: rSSa, hi bar. lenge
beret bange for set bloc a1oe Ben
@ei." Met min itaffcls Mooer! Seq
baboe beret u6e fra uSieuumd" iao
lnnge, baD0e bapt iaa meget at tenz
te poa, og baDoe llet life tenH pna
ben6e, bu jeg fjpbte @illet: 9s,, %
LEG font for at bDbe be11be .Gorbel,
for fitoofte Gong % bum grq6enbe
bolots~an mig fait .og- iagoe: uMin
9rcng, min 9re11g, oct beo1te, set
lfjareite, ia Oct. e11elte jog bar bcr
pao Soroen, Sig iom jeg bar paa
mine Nrme Sen lange Sci fra &ie-
%Ibenbobn bertil; min e1leite 5toltbeo
og min e11eite @le6e % Grelt, MI
refer 6u fra mig, leg faor Sig life
lat lie mere. 8, min 9reng, bbor
!!fan Du r9n11e od?" ., bbor 6is1e
iSrb bore0e fig gjen1lem mig. Ml=
I6rie fer bap6e leg fplt mig iaa igl1=
berfnuit, iaa ifplbig; bbor funoe jeg
|0og og1aa naa1,1e set? so. Dor set
iitfe forbi ieg bob6e betolt 8il1etten,
bab6e leg life rejlt ben Gang. -
Seq lobe0e benoe, at bbis set bar
m1ligt, bil0e leg. fom1me bjem ON
5 Mar, 90 ente11 blibe biemme eller
|toge De116e meo mig til Mn1erifo.
l., Set bleb life mllligt. -: Seq
gab Mooer 20 .&r. og boboe Iebnet
$50 Ser. for ben0e / 5parefasien /
5onnerupr for bpilfen Mn6ers Spr=
lgen .bar Torman6. SON bnb6e .&et
til at gibe benoe Set npobenoige; al
.;!Si6. prepeoe leg at -bape roget Der
for ben6e. Ofte / milne fprlte Mar
/ Mmerifa fneb set men at 11nbbere
De 20 Dollars aarlig til Bebolonin=
gen. = 5elD bobbe jog 1paret NOT,
iaa leg f1n6e bebe 100 Dollars /
Seem Sort, So ieg lan6eoe. &eiien
til Seem Sort ifilore0e jeg / uMejie=
brebe" | u@olbef=&olten" / 5pm=
mcren 1890, og ifal life ber ejen=
tages. Ser ltoo jeg / Sen itore
@D, / oct fre1nmeoe 2ano, noe1 al
forltoa 5proget, noen Ell enelte >@e1,
|eller &efier16t, uoen noget beltemt
Maal for min &ejie; mel1 f11lot ITO
|%trplten6e, at nSon 1on bar bjulpet
|b%ioin6til, ban bjalper % berefter;
.|9an alti0 fl1n Set. beblte bil, og Snr
|bar Mmagts &refter!" Seq toa
in6 paa ct banlf @otel. Scott Sag
bar Sgnbog, og efter meget @eibe1
|fan6t ieg Sen bonif e Strife / 8roof-
lDn, bbor efter e1t0t @l1bstieneit e
leg bab6e en 5amtale meo Nalto1
Mn6erien. San raa6e0e mig til al
reiie til Gbicago, set bar mere al
cit Weieriegn en6 Seem Sort, 0a ieq
ipgte en Meierilt=Hlabs. Sen fpl.
genie 0ns6og Morgen par jeg
Gbicago. Ogiou Ser tog jeg in6 poe
/ ct oanff Sotel. Ser traf jeg ltrafs
t en- 6anif @an6elsfommis, Ser bobot
bGret ber / 2or1bet 2 .Maone0er
1ISon bar poo ubar 8un0", bobos
t! nD0t 2ibet iaa l9nge Ser bar roge
paa 5laifen, og 11oget til at fac
Sen gjenfDl0t for. San gap mig iiftf,
BET lpieite @illeoe al set uforjatte
/ Zoe" 2an6, Mmerifa. 5pm hi 1af
, EDe6 Miooagsboroet, TOM Ell bani
t Neanb og ipurgte, ON Der par no
gen Der, Ser pnife0e Mrbejbe - Jon
t Mel1rbam0langer. Min 5i0e
ma16, &ommis'en ibnreDe ia. SEE
tpnfte beo mig lelb: Som BON Hor,
oan ION MltrbaanoIanger, fan iel
iiffert ogiaa, % ipl1rgtte:: aan 9
Z br11ge en- til. SON betragtebe nil
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MaaoneOen for 9felte1 al 5o1ru11cren.
ben Itgrlte 2pn Der pnn Ggne11.H
1Seg regnebe no, bbor mango &ro-,
ner BET biloe blliipe, % fog til. Meb
l0et gngclffe git oct imaat, MEN
}iiffert. Mi11 beoite 2arer Der bor
|apnens Ssiter, Marie ((Marp) bun
!fom ober ,tniten boglig, % ip1tes
(lneget interesierd ui11 TIE Green
born" mig. Seq tog set bare for
en- R11rioiitf, Mooietningen mellem
|2ibet paa Aifob, % Set merifanife
|5armerbiem, bbor jeg alorig berte
let 6anif Orb, bar ielbfglgelig megd
|felelig for mig. Seq beIlutteoe at
|tage op paa. MibImo Spjifole Sen
|fplgenoe 8itter, noeluffen6e for at
|lprc gngelif. Da leg ferit iaa 5fo-
Hens 5oritanoer, Naitor $. 6.
l5tran0ifoi, bar ban / Sprb meo at
! malfe. Seq maatte 11bilfamrlig gjgre
en- 5ammenligning meIlem Hraiterz
he fer 90 bjemme, og itrafs bleD
|ieg flar ober, at nMrbeibet obIer
Manoen!" EH at begDnoe meo
|bar Der fun 5fsgleber, bpilfet life
|fu1tbe a10t eno birfe ,1oget trDf=
|tenoe baa6e poo 2erer og gIeber.
Otter Sulebeifioen Dor hi 11-12,
ng Der bnr mere 2ib / oct belle.
Set er longt fra til 9gre for Sen
lDnnife 1ng6on1 / Mmerifa, at lao
go0t iom alle Sc faa 6anlfe Golfe=
Ibpiifoler Der moo, biIleolig talt, boil
I0es gaaen6e paa Bnmperne! 2prer-
ne i 6isie 5foler u6fgrer ct Mrbeibe,
Der / uoboloe1tbe0, Opofrel1e og
|&ierligbeb fulot ITO fn1 ltaa @aal
meo BET, Ser u0feres / Donmorf.
Ser CT 10 ingen u5tmsunoerltpttel=
ie", bberfen for 5foIer eI1er gIeper,
men 6d err lite Ben pprite Mongel:
Manglm pao: 5Dnpah, G%or1taaelie
Jog Era11g til oar0elig Eaapirfning
Dos Sc l1nge, er &%pjifolcrrs ltprlte
Semitic. 8etaler Oct fig at eaa
|paa Ssiifo1e2 SSa, t11it110e @onge,
Sal S nnae bgar fife Haa6 til at
1n6bare, m1ttrtbff It Sejifofeopbofo!
SIT tjene 8enge :er goot, at bopenen:
goo Gi6" er go0t;; n1e11 6oritnaellen
at at br1tge bore 8enee % Dor Tiib
paa reHe Mauoe, faas intet .5te6s.
beore, emo paa ben banife 6oIfebGz:
ifole! - @ar BET life, foroi leg bab=
6e IopH Marp at fo1ume tiboge til
biloe, jeg bape to9et til ct
6mff SeHleme1,t. Men lee. bob6e Ell
goo @labs %be1te11oe for mig Ser,
iaa 30 Soroaret tom, bar ieg tilbage
paa Ell omerifm1if Sarm igjen. Mit
Mrbejoe iom Meieriit, EN- Maane0,
Dor er6t, uoe1 11u6lettelige @por
paa set ameritnnife Meieribrug. =
ut Marp. 1enere ifulbe blibe min
% Mooer til bore 8 9gn=
,er 90 8 Detre % at III CT, boob
Soft fal6er nbelbapenoe" ltat bare
nnDnes / al Dompgbeo. - y&ielp
Dig ielb, ioa bialper Big @l1o,~ fon
jeg fulot l1o lo1roe. .8ore hi bill 9jpre
Dor &art> i fulb. Glib til SAM,
bor leg olti6 funod en- uopej, ofte
belt ar6erle6es enb ieg bob0e pentet,
me11 / sgn6en Sen be01te. Sfte bar
jeg lp,rgt min @ultr1, bborleoes
bum bleb itteresieref i mig, % lige
az ofte lpber 5paret: uSSeg boboe
lat mig for, al0rig at sifte mig nteo
Ell Man6, Ser banoeoe, brugte So
|bof, 0raf, eller life bab0e @eipcft
for &eligion, % 0lt bar Sen fprlte,
LEG meote, Ser ipareoe til bette Soc,
all" = 5aa ogioa. for bette blep
LEG belpnnet. Mt neite, og itOlte,
|8reb / 6enne &iGoe, bill blibe: ct
|Silbageblif ober u8irfelige Ople=
|belier".
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FOR SALG.

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for Thief River Falls, Mimi, y Mile
fra gruslaget Stats.Landevej, 8
Miles til Station paa~ den e1ektriske
Jernbane, god Jord uden Stem Skole
paa den anden Side Vejen, Kirke og
|beliggendeai en- velstaaende skandi-
navisk Egn. Pris $500 pr Acre.
!paa nemme Betalingsvilkaar. Skriv
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~1tpentet sbar, "gr Sc oiff2"
IIl9urgte ell ing Nsiesior Ben Mn-
Fflageoe.
xBe0 &r. 4sfes1oren life NOT
Oct, fi6en De Itaoio life fan betale.
mtn Some De to aroner, 1on1. bun
bar tilgobe: for 8aff."
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log lagoe:: rSSa, ont 20 Minutter ful>
9a begDnoe." Sm 90 Min1tter! Sec
fif nit Eollerfen tgmt / en- Smt
log &ebet ON nit 5frin ifaoret op;
iao jeg fu1l0e faa 1togt rgammeIl
9G" paa. Da jeg mp6te mco nit
|blaa Meieriit= 6orfleoe poo, BOZ. ban
mig tage oct Of roa Soft paa Gbi=
ragos @noer: biloe le al. Del. E: Met1
bon. 10 lite Meieriarbejoe. en-
|belig fon6t leg no, at Glgin / Mar=
beoen af Chicago por ct Mejeri=gen
|trum;. Der mg0tes mango Meieri=
Ieiere bber Ma11bag pan Ste 8onr6
|of Eraoe." Ser moatte jeg no, for
lat finbe. en- Meieriit=Nloos, og me-
lite Manoag bar jeg Der, meo en-
|EoH, iom fit fri Rei1e, Moo og
|9rifffe, 90 Bette bar ban Ell ionb
}Meiter i, ia / Sen @ra6, at YoIiz
Etiet luffeoe bnm op. 9ette. gior6e,
Iat bba0 jeg. betolte efstra for Drif=
tcparer, .fpareoe leg pao 8illet for
Ibam tilbage til Gbicago. Mffe1i, tuf-
lfet bore Ell anoen banlf Meono, Ser
|tolte min Sag Sen Sag. tit ieg
}pirfelig EFT Meieriit-8laos. san
gab mig mango gooe &aab og Sci
leoninger, % 0a ban gob mig tit
|&ort lelte ieg: S. $. Monrool =
Nogle glar fenere fit iea oen @leoe
at taffe Dam pe0 ct vSormers Sr1=
iltit11te", bbor ban bur Taler. 9fe1te
Dag bor jog paa> Ioget til g., bbor
LEG ifuloe bore Mejeriit Ell Maane6
for SIS. otter, jeg tror, mil
,tien6e 6orieg paa at goa at 5oge1
lbber Gang Set. l%tonoieoe, Flap jeq
|u6. Meo- Mejeriets Mores1e blep jeq
itrafs bit til nit @eiternmeliesite6
iW3in 8eltilling bleb, at fj9rn@
Sm6r og peie Melf il1o. Set fgr1te
gift go6t, men set 1io1te Dor min6re
itilfre6sItillen6e:: Sormer11e babot
Den uMfo1tgel" life at fl1nne for too
|9anif;; naar jeg fortalte DEM, bbof
6eres Melf beieoe. Mogle 10, onort
,,banoe6e og ifial0te, me0ens jeg
forlegent gioroc nit beblte. Gn6e
Zig mp6te Jog Ell 2an0smon6; bbo,
Set libneoe Up / mig - mi f,1nbt
ieg blipe foritaaet. Seq Boo ban
,fin6e mig cit 8la6s bos Mmerifo
nero bbor ieg fun0e lore Gngelif
tbi lere bette fon6t jeg tpinge11o,
%np0ben0igt. 9o Moo,1eoe11 poo See
leriet bar u6e, bar jeg pao Sci ii
EN- &la0s paa cit amerifanif 6orm
Com III fibrte 1b til Gorme11
foa leg ct itort, NIT 2=Gtogei
S11S, meo %ifinnenoe 2pnafle0ere poo
ligge1r6e mutt be0 @eien. uMeon Sc
,er @1a6ie11," tanfte leg. So birfe
Zig; Manoen 0reieoe in6; lao lnar
ban bol6t / @aor6e11, Dor jeg neo,
|og begDnote at ipen0e fra, og iel
,bab6e nar facet 9eltene fra @og
men, for ieg forlto6, at ban bar
bar Der / ct 9grinbe. Site 6rgmt
,ieg ben Gong, at Bette !Sus lfnlo,
|fenere blibe nit; elIer at Sen ung
&bir1oe, ieg 1aa / Dpre1l leenoe a
Wtanoens Sorieg paa at foa mi!
It'll iffe at lp9r0e fra, / minore chi
y &ar iencre, ifuloe blibe mi11 =
&nitru! Sor en- 26n al IL Collar.
ben fgrite, og is Collars Ben o11be1
MaaneD, arbei0e0e ieg boor0t
Wean6m iag0e, at jeg gjorbe nler
Mrbeloe enD 1togen 2 &arle BON no
genitnoe bopoe bnbt. Me bporfo
lite? San gab mig Gi0 NOT til Sc
fra balp fire ON Morgene ii
8 m Mftenen, meb Is Gi1ne 70
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-07

ular with him. The high esteem in
which Buck is held in other cities is
evidence enough of his ability.
For some time Herzog has not
playing regularly at short for the
Reds. Bob Fisher, ex-Cub, has been
holding down the job and the man
ager has acted as a pinch hitter That
in itself is Indicative of discomfort
on the part of Herzog, for Buck is far
superior to Fisher as a player in all
peaTtments Of the game.
Herzog would bat 140 points bet
ter than Eddie Mulligan, field the pO-
sitiOn at short with precision and en-
ergy, and bring to the club brains, a
commodity always needed. With his
pitching staff and the general excel
lence Of the remainder of the club,
Tinker would not have to give way to
any other team, and the Cub fans
would look on the best combination
they have seen since the old man
killing machine disintegrated.
Boston Braves open a series on the
North Side today. Johnny EYers is
under suspension until July Is and
this increases the chances of the 10
Gals to clean up the fasteners. Bos-
ton is not the same club with the
peppery second saCker out of the
game.
No suspicious start was that the
White SOx made in the east, and we
second guessing fellows are rushing
in with diagTamed details, explaining
to Manager Rowland where he was
wrong. We've got something to back
us up, at that.
Lefty Russell was lifted in the first
frame with men on second and third
and none out. A pass, fluke hit and
wild pitch had brought ABOUT this
unpleasant situation. Joe Benz was
showed in as rescUer, a double scored
two runs, and two more counted lat
er off Joe, who was unsteady all the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-07

strength in such a situation. Eddie
CicOtte later relieved Benz and
pitched stOUtly. Maybe Eddie was
too tired to take RusseII's place in
the first.
Nick Cullop had run into even
more trouble in the first inning than
Russell, but Donovan left him on the
job and Nick throttled the SOX with
two hits in the remaining eight
rounds. On his recent endeavOrs
Russell should be rated even better
than CullOp.
We mentioned yesterday that the
SoX had been beating left-handers
recently, but not solely on batting
strength, and that they would have
trouble with the tOppy offside fling
eTs Of the east. Ed Collins, John Col
Inns, FOurnier and Jackson each
knocked a hit, and that was all for
the SOx.
The excellent winning streak of
the SOX at home, a winning streak
which was composed of good batting
by few men and strong pitching by
all the staff, kept the hammers quiet.
But a losing streak, and there are
one or two places which will be ham.
mered We note that the experts
travelling with the club were some
what critical this morning. When
you win you're hero; when you lose
you're a bum.
Giants sIugged Pittsburgh to de-
feat. Burns got five hits, Fletcher
and Robertson three each. Kauff hit
triple and single.
The other day an expert advised a
palpitating public that Ty Cobb was
ready to quit baseball because he
was going back. He couldn't hit or
steal bases. Ty is knocking $50, and
climbing all the time. Against the
Macks he soaked two hits and stole
three bases. A lot of US could slip
like Ty and still be the best of the
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ANNIVERSARY CT
DIXIE IHEATRs
FIFTH YEAR WILL BE DULY OBJ
SERVED BY MANAGER WHITE
NEXT FRIDAY.

On next Friday to the Dixie theatre
will go the unique distinction of being
the only moving picture show in the
history of movies" in Columbia to
round out a half decade. The Dixie
will be exactly five years old ON that
date and it is now running with exact
ly the same force it had when it start
ed, another fact that is rather out Of
the ordinary. Capt. H. L. White, the
manager, was present the day the
theatre opened in that capacity. Miss
Nettie Ray began with the show as
ticket seller and is still with it. Hum
ter Chumbly commenced as electri-
clan and operator and still success
fully holds down the job
To properly observe the occasion
and show his many friends his appre-
citation of their generous patronage
and unfailing kindness to him, Capt.
White will present an exceptionally
pleasing program He will run the
great picture, Love, Snow and Ice,"
which was so popular here last sum-
mer. In addition the thirteenth chap
ter Of the beautiful picture, THE God
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ITS easy to change the shape
and color Of unstable brands
to initiate the Prince Albert tidy
red tin, bat il is impossible to
initiate the flavor of Prince
Albert tobacco! The patented
process protects thatl
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forcefully presented to the trustee!
by Chairman John w. Fry, Presiden
James A. Sloan, DR.. Boaz and Col
Brownlow and a number of others
The proposition Of the County Cour
was submitted. Judge Fry showed
to the members of the board a state
ment signed by sixteen of the twenty
three members of the County Court
stating that they would recommend an
appropriation of $4,000 for the pur
chase of lands provided the school was
located in the county.
The numerous advantages of this
county, its splendid citizenship, the
high moral tone of the community
the interest taken here in all religious
and philanthropic work, the zeal OF
the people for education, the central
location, the splendid railroad facili
ties, these and numerous other points
were brought eloquently to the atten.
ton of the visitors. A very favorable
impression was made by the speakers
At the conclusion of the luncheon
the trustees and visitors were taken
in automobiles and shown many OF
the proposed locations and view OF
the country that surrounds Columbia.
R. T. Creighton, one of the trustees
is one of the most prominent and
ablest business men of Nashville. He
has always taken a lively interest in
philanthropic work, is public spirited
and patriotic.
Frank R. Ogilvie, of Brownsville, is
one of the best known educators and
editors of the state. He is and has
been for many years county superin-
tendent of Haywood county and is
also editor of the States-Graphic, one
Of the oldest and most influential pa.
pers Of Tennessee.
Mrs. Caldwell, the third trustee here,
has been long prominent in work for
the uplift of humanity and is most
charming woman.
Among the ladies Of the city who
met Mrs. Caldwell today, were Mrs.
o. l.. Dortch, Mrs. e. H. Hatcher, Mrs.
C. P. Hatcher.
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NOTED SPRING
CASE IS ENDED
NO DAMAGES ALLOWED, BUT
DEFENDANTS MUST PAY THE
COSTS OF SUIT.

When compromise decree in the
celebrated Rainey and Brown litiga-
ton over the spring on the Morgan
Hall place, near the city, was agreed
upon today, one of the most noted
civil cases in the Circuit Court of this
county in many years was ended.
The case has been twice tried and
each time the jury has failed to agree.
Upon many of the legal points in
volved, Mrs Brown, the plaintiff in the
litigation, is the winner, but no dam
ages were secured by her. However,
it is agreed that Mrs. Brown is to
have the water from the spring in
question three-fourths of the time,
that Rainey and Dale are to furnish
and guarantee the operation of a ram
filling the reservoir on the Brown
place The contentious of Mrs. Brown
in the suit with reference to the rights
of way to the water and use of the
water are conceded and in addition
the defendants, Rainey and Dale, are to
pay the costs Of the litigation.
In this case the plaintiff sued Rainey
and Dale for $4,000 damages alleged
to have been suffered by reason of
the diverting of the water from the
spring. It was alleged that by reason
of this fact the splendid mansion at
Morgan Hall was burned.