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id)oneren ltno acknowledgement Sirius,
oils Sen Ser Mingling brothers, gibt
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5iebung bemrnbernspertb.
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Ieroe bon 31rid)ollern, Ole mabreno
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@lan5nl1mmer NIT itarfem @eifaa
oanften, iaben u1to bortel nltb BE-
m%unberter nnb l%tauntel1, oab ldon
alein Ser MllbIid bieier %ltaune1oe1
Wenge bie &iinltler unb &iinltlerin-
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5ugeben.
1ie r%elteite grrungenldaft ol1i
Dem @ebiete Ser Grl1nfitiicfe unter
3irfls5elten lit bas groBartigeSd al1.
itiid uGinoereaa". Iieles muroe ole
ginleitung 81 Ser eigentliden Gor=
ltell1ng mfgefiibrt. Ma1l fam lid
bon bieler 3arbietul1g pielleid)t einel
9egriff MAIDEN, mert1 man beoenft
Dob Oas eroBe~ Belt in leil1er Mitt(
1850 Sub bob ltnb int gal15en I'm
fange $50 SUB brett lit. geinabe elm,
gauge Seite bes 3eltcs mrroe boz
Der groben @iibne in a(niprlld &c
nommen. Sin @alet bon 300 Mdo
den erfreute sic 3lridoler ourd bi
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1000 perld)ieOe1le Gbaraftere tratel
in ben Gorltellunael o1f. SSsn Sc
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3irflls= Gorltelltng burd, 400 Stint
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rem leitber in slmerifa nod nidt be
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-19
Tetne Scott Gomntn Tarttt
omr1 6mentlt6e Muftton
AT b~erfaufett.

!, Ser Undergraduate, gefmentsbollz
itretfer, miro bnr6 offentItde Ilftion'
an Ser @orbertbiire bes @eridtsgebdl1s
bes Samstag Nadmittag, ben 8. Gep@
TENDER 1916, mn 2 11br, Die 100 Nder.
Sarm berfanfen, befannt dls Die Monm
g. 8lad Sarm, IN 2imepln Sotpnlbip.
elm She'll bon Seftipn 80 nnb 33 III
Sopnfbip 70 Norp, @anse a, 0ffli1
bon Der ~fiinften g. &C., 100 Slider,
n,ebr ODER ipeniger, entbaltenb, rtlgeS
|fdbr lieben Meilen bon 9abenport, on
Mhcabam 2anbifrabe.
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BET Sarm far1 bon benz nnterSeidne<
ten in Der Scott County Gabill9s ganf
in 9nbenport, Soma. erlangt peroen.
@e1agte 6arm ipirb altf beIagtem Hlab
ltno 5u be1agter Belt 6ffentlid berz
auftionirt inerben, sic 8ebingltngetl
bes Yerfaufs iinb 10 Yro5ert baar dl1i
Sage bes @erfanfs, Der 8eit 5ablbar
lam 1. Mars 1917, ipenn Der Beiib@
Ititel n1b 11rfltnbe bes Te}tamertsbDMz
Itreders eingereidt pirS. Gieie Mllfz
tion finbet itatt i'm gintlang mil. Dem
|aetament oes bejasten Mbam g.
8lad, nnb Ser Observation-Disclosures
bebdlt 1i6 bas &edt bor, irgenb eine
9fferte 5lriid5utpeiien. nnb Sic Mllfs
tion 81 bertagen, rno bieies bonn &C.
ri6t gntbeiben Sn lafien.
gergeBt bas 9at11m nidt: 8. sep:
TENDER 1916, Inn 2 l1br Nafmittngs
an Der @orbertbiire bes 8eri6tsge:
bdnbes.
s. $. Saf, geItamentspollitrede'
nn1 bem Seltament bes berltorbene1
EMbam g. 8lad.
Side & Side, Intpalte.
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gagempnts int bielem 2anbe SIT 1l1den.
Mit 6em ngroBen @ingo" ais
Observation-Disclosures belibt Der Cir
flts cine &erbe Don glepbal1ten, Sic
nit loren &llnltltiifen allies friiber
O%agemelene in Ben Sdatten ltellcn.
8ier @ruppen bon rei5enoen Sbet=
lanO Gonies lino mltlroerbar b%reliirt
rno meroen BON Ginger, Ho6ert,
u1o @en angefii6rt. 2ettcre
bier lteben in ibrer Ireiiur einfad
ein5ig 90. Cine ns(5abl fleiner g0ren
lnter6alten Dos 9rblifum ourd
S6littldublaltfen allf Soften, 3mei=
raolpettrenlle1 rnl0 &%l1geltretcn, Mf=
fen proolt5ire1 lid) als geld)idte Geit=
filnltler, ober aber lie treiben nit
9aren ibren Sdera. Ginige oerlel=
ben, inter oe1en ii1 SSofo, Sitltep
llno Soobles befinoelr, itno bor5iig=
li6e I~frobaten lno idlagen Nl1r5el-
baltr1e pormirts 11rlo riltfparts. Sin
Mffe lit s%eiltan5cr. lllto crit sic
<n0e. Die lallfen allf ibren goroer-
beiten uto geben auf Si1terbei1en
ebenlo mufre6t mie n1r Elm Menid.
Sic ipringen ii6er gallopirenbe
&ferOe, MAIDEN ooppelten l1eberihlag
in Der Suit ln10 bil6en 6igllrel1 5mi=
.lden Sen 8einen Ser 8o1lies ober Ser
jultgen glepbanten. 8mam3ig ieibel1.
baarige getters treten 5%l1iatnmen mil
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proo15ircn lt6 al1f nadtem Gfer6(
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&iinltler tblln fonl1en. Neben Sen Sci
terfiiniten bes fleinen &errn Sag.
bongi for0ern oie bes Jrdltlein %
penport 5l1r @eml1nberlt1tg beral1s
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Sri. SpbeG nit ibren ml~1nberoole1
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liebtbeit bon Ginaling @ros. 3irflt
beitrdgt, lit bie 2iebensmiirbigfc
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@etterberidlt.

abington, 1S. M1lgrit.
Sir Soma: gdones @etter bei an=
banernb bobcr Semperatrlr am
ganstag, mabrideinli6 gefolgt
bon Drtli6cn @emitteri daltern nno
fiibler at1 Samstag g6eno ooer
Eonrttag Mprgen.
Sir %Sllinois: a%lgcnein idones @et=
ter NIT al1oauernb bober Ielnpera=
tlr Samstag nrlo mabriheinlid
Eonntag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-19

s. sfi 1TiF---I- ifaHitysst1 80 tl
Sreunben. unb 8efanntenA bier init
Die traurise Madridt, bab unier liel1er
8ruoer 1lno G9mager
4ssls CD. Bon poehren
am 9onnerstag, Sen II. Milglf, gprz;
mittass I'M 6 llbr 80 Min. nad lan=
gem idiperen 2eiben I'M Mlter bon 38
Sabren fanft entldlafen lit.
9us Acknowledgements finbct am
Sen 10. Mllauit. Madmit<
tags Inn 2 llbr bon' Ni11en & @artz
2etdenbetattunss@ gtabliiie,nent
aus ra6 bem Sairlnpltnt Srieobpfc
itatt.
l1m itiaes @cileio bitten Sic tiefbc<
triibten @interbliebenen:
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Srau Site @pn 9oebreu, eeb.
Gtpelf, gltern, :,
Guitar gpn 9pebren, IT,,
9lbDlpb @Dn Sucbren, 8riiber,
nebt 8ertpanoten.
nub,1 8,19.
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2ofaIer @ctterbcridt.

9apenport, Is. Illgult.
3nrhidnitts : @arometerltano 30,06
4mrblnd)itts Semperatllr $50. 81
@0dltc Semperatllr belte 81
Hicbriglte Sel1pcratur lette Nad)t n
Nprmale Gemperatlr fir
SO Sabre 73
Gurdldnittlide 6eudtigfeit ser
Suit &C
Gorberridenbe @inorid)tl1ng Siii
@aIieritanO Uni Z llbr Mprgens AZ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-19

ole lrdlIt9e JtddDf1d)t, DOB met11e 9e<
ltebte Satin, uni ere lie6e S6ipe1t ter,
unb Sante
Grau Gmma Yaaf@
geb. @artma,tr,
am 9omerstae, sen II. Ml1gult,
Na6mittags Inn 2 MFR 30 Min. nad5
2eiben i'm Mlter BON 81 So6~
Ten, 5 Mpnaten 1llb 5 Iagen lanft
lit.
9as 2eidetrbesdnsnib finoet an
ben 20. @l1gulf, Nadmitz
tags um 2 l1br pom Sr%al1erban1e, SEQ.
1916 9irnea Strabe, nlts 1a6 Sen,
Sairmount Srieb6pfe 1tatt.
linn titles 8eileib bitten bie tiefbe<
triibten 6interbliebenen:
8illiam 3aaid, @atte,
Sra1 9ura Srpbrief, geb. @artz
Sral1 Clara Mettlctpn, aeb. &artz
mann in 8lealont 9rairie, So.
@ci6ipilter,
SRI. Clara @artmar,t,
@alter 6artmarm,
Srar @pie 9fidpls, acb. @artmann
Neffe unb Midte,
nebit Shipdgern unb 8eripanbten.
mil, $4,000
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Sinh itir6t III geGlairc, "a.

@abp Manfins, Ser 5meiidbrige
Gobr BON Sern un6 Sralt Soc &an=
fins, Sic in Ser Nabe BON 2eGlaire,
Sssa., mobnel,, peridlieo aeitern nob
cillem mcbrruo6eltlihen 2eiSen.
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5=itiinSise @eraniisnmssfaJrt.

Sunntas allf oem 0ampfer @lad=
Smf nah Iairpurt u11o ser groBen
unO Ml1itern5iid)terei Ser Me=
.giermng. 8erionlih geleitete SSnipefti=
.onstour. M6fabrt $3.50, Mnfnnft7 80.
5abrt SOC. s(gln5.)
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! %xi,taetae,i FIR
o.. bettsplase. 8erfanfe, Bertuhe.s

0V11WuTV1 0S@I31ES1
@u9nungen etc.
in biei rr @ubrit tperben fiir einer Sag
Biz 5u elmer 8ohe al ben -na9folgens
ben ;Mm YEN inietirt: Bic sms bier 8eiIen
ODER bel en- Naum soc. siiber bier unb
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5eige mir y fir tpeniger ,als SOC a1ges
monument.
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gerIamgt:A 9a,lernoe Mrrbeit fir
Mann unb eiri einipdnniges gfero i'm
nellen Gitb s ureitrD department .Nad)r
5ufrasen 8. 81 Barnes, gitp 9al1.
1873
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steaescind). 49, Gin iunses MaSz
den, 16 Sabre alt. fudt cine Stelle
nls 8inbermao6en. Nadsufragen:
Barbara gifam, 2418 Gt @i9b Ctr.
1913
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Carroll, goref & Carroll, 3abn-
irste, @bitafer 9lbg., 9ritte unb
@raop StraBe. Wn5.)
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5ooes<Mn3u9e.

Sreltnoen l,no @efannten hermit
bic traurise Mabridt, baB ineih ge=
liebter @atte, meir1 lieber gdter,'
S6lpiegerpater, @robbater unb 8ruz
Der nd, s8i,
SEER Gbrttttan Setnrt@ S,lb
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9os 2eihenbeedneniB finbet am
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POM Srauerbnuie, SEQ. 904h @eit 8.
StraBe,. aus anf bem dartmouth
Sriebbofe itatt.
linn titles 8eileib bitten .bie tiefbe=
triibten @interbliebenen:.
Strut 9lnita @,tR, eeb.6 deu, @attin.
5enrD Smf, gnbn,
Sral1 9pra 9nR, geb. 2dfrenb.
9dipiegcrtodter,
@arrD S. @nR, 3. st. NIT 8atterie
y8" an Ser imerifanildeu @ren5e.
@ilbnr $. 6mR, gnfel,
s. 8. 6lf, Council bluffs, SSa.,
@illtam 6,tf, Srepnor, So,
M~,1s,1e,2o
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Gin eutcs mHAislirtes 3i,mme,r al
bermietben. lluter g" in Office Ser
17,1@
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Sn perfanfen: Ml7abHer. gtubebater
1915. 40 gferbefrdfte, 8 9aifasiere.
in beltem 3ultanbe. Hreis anneblnz
bar. So Der sgigentbiirrer cine gr0Bere
Iai1ine braudt. 9lad5ufragen s.
tQ. SOB, 9berlanb 8abenpDrt So.
A 49,. 7 q 1ga
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gu perfanfen: 40 Mfer SSarm, eritz
flaIliges. ebene5, 2anb, gutter 8ooen.
Mpoernes &ans nit 8 3immern, 8ae
be5intner.. @asbeleudtung unb Sur
mace. Gutter 9taIl, 9iibnerDals ,urb
&orn Crib, ioipie id0ner CbItsarter.
Sin gutter, beqnemer StraBe mad 9us
nenpprt 5u gelegen. @enn Gle Elm
id0nes 6eim alf benz 2anbe tpiinide1.
iptpie eins. 0as ii6 gut be5ablt. ieben
Sic iid bieles an. Hreis $4,000.
@eliance Mealtp 60. 216 8raop Ctr.
1913
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@erlmngt: Cycid)idtcs Mabden fir
allgemeine @au sarbeit, in elmer an1ez
rifaniihenS SanlIi { ppnSorei &erlot1en,
ipo 8euti1 geiprpdcr tuirb. @ebalt
$500. Sci. Sap. 178. 1S,1@
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Be|6dkt Gure Qutsn K(ei0tr.

Cine @enge gcoernbol5zG rl6en .5u
perfaufen, gu ipeni9er als Sabrifprei@
fen. @ir perfaufen alld M6bel.
pman's New d Second Hand Store.
Sea- 3212=@. 400 sscit 2. Str.
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Meuc 9ln;ci9cn.


Sreunben nnb @cfannten biermit
Die tral1rige Gadri6t, beb meme ge<
@attir, unIere liebe G9peIte ter.
nnb Sante
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: bebeutet eeftieeen; = bebeutet
eefaqen.
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Der srDRtc Sirius Der @elt,
Cine porsiialide u,ro reidbaltige
9orIteul,ng geboten.
@roBes.@ dauitaid #.
Ole MISUNDERSTANDING giden=
brooel bat ltarfen 9eifad
%berDorgernf en.
@roBes.g If Ii It Ii #.

80 a II &c neue g III defining
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CARTER CARBURETORS
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RAYBESTOS BRAKE LINING
The Snowflake herald., 1916-11-03

ably won he smiled and thought of
Carey. The nearest he ever prayed
was when the thoughts of Carey would
bring to his lips the words-"God. |
hope he amt dead-yet."
He reached st. Louis at night lust
one year after he had left. Again it
was raining and again the streets were
seas of muck. He checked his grips
at the station, walked to Market street
and slowly walked along what has
always been the bowery of st. Louis.
Before one of the many barrel
houses" (cheap groceries, where one
can buy three finger glass Of what
passes for Whiskey for five cents) a
sodden, dirty, whining supplicant sid
led beside him and begged a nickel.
Just nickel, sir, just nickel to get
drink-Im dyin' fer q drink"
Henderson looked at the man as one
would look at something well known,
but long forgotten.
The bent and draggled thing
coughed-coughed until it seemed as
If the frail body would be racked to
pieces.
"A nickel-fer Gods sake, sir. Please
just a nickel. ."-Henderson still
looked. This was what he had been.
This was Tights ts'-Tights to the life
Come in here" he said to the grow
cling wretch, and led the way into a
saloon. There were four tables in
the room all occupied, but Henderson
led the way over to one of them and
as the four human derelicts who were
seated there looked up from their beer
he remarked curtly, Il want this table
move" After one glance at his
face they moved. Henderson seated
the tramp and walked over to the bar.
"Give me quart Of the best whiskey
you've got," he said. After paying for
it, and picking up one of the two
glasses he returned to his find. Putting
down the liquor and glass before the
coughing wretch he merely said
drink"
With a whimpering half sob the
The Snowflake herald., 1916-11-03

man drank-drank glass after glass
of the liquor until the bottle was half
emptied, then Henderson stopped HIM.
thanks, Mister" the man said, MY
Gawd, needed that" He was silent
for awhile and then the whiskey lend
ing him strength he continued
And just thlnk-a year ago used
to man-handle these poor devils-now
I'm one of them. Why, mister, Just
year ago l was a copper on this beat
yes, and many the drink I've given
poor devils like am now. But | got
drunk on duty-was "broke"-kept on
drinking and-here l am. My lungs
full of bugs and slated to die under
some box in an alley, l guess. A hell
of an end fer Officer Carey"
Henderson had been busy with his
recollections and was giving slight at
tentlo ntO the mans words until he
had mentioned his name.
"Carey?" he queried, "Were you Of
ficer Carey?"
Sure, was," replied the man, "and
If do say it, as shouldn't, as good as
they had on the force"
Henderson stared and stared again.
The man had spoken truly. Under
the lines of sickness, dissipation and
disease, under the dirt and stubbly
beard-Henderson now could SEE the
face of Carey, the policeman.
"Wait here" he commanded as he
rose He went to the telephone and
called an ambulance. He did not re-
turn to the figure of the ex-officer
again until the ambulance was at the
door. Then going over to the man
he said-"Come, Carey, you're going
to the hospital"
"Hospital-whieh one-what for?"
he stammered. Henderson leaned
down and put his arm around the
Sinking wretch.
ITO the best one in town." he said,
'to be cured of both bugs" and
booze" You made man out of me
and now I'll pay the debt"
The Snowflake herald., 1916-11-03
ARIZONA STATE FAIR NEWS

spoke of him as "Mr. Henderson" He
had accepted place as Lookout" for
a faro game operated in the camps
largest saloon. Stories were already
legion about him. Mostly, of course
imaginary, for no one knew where he
came from.
Still some were authentic-for in
stance the one which they told of
Mister Henderson" killing four men
who had tried to deny they owed bills
to Gilson-when Gilson's wife was
settling up the business.
OF the killing of Rotten Ramsey"
character of i'll repute from a dis
tant mine who had called Henderson
"SliVers!"
He seemed to bear charmed life.
He had been shot at twice from am
bush with never a scratch to show
fer it.
Three times also he had walked
up on men who were shooting at
him-men who were known to the
camp as excellent shots-and had
killed them with the same rusty gun
by which Bardon had met his death.
In three months he was credited
with twelve dead men and he had be-
come immune from insult or even
technical slight.
When men entered the saloon they
invariably called a greeting to "Mr
Henderson" who responded with a
nod or curt word. Unlike any other
western "bad-man" he sat with his
back to the door and carried only the
one short, rusted weapon tucked in
side his shirt. (Stories are still told
how he carefully unbuttoned the first
billed shirt" he wore so ne might
Kill man who had contradicted the
run of the Case-keeper at his game,
while the victim sat absolutely hypnot-
tized and inactive.)
To curry favor or to have his name
to use in protecting their claims, men
had given him shares until he was
now we'll off,
Seven months from the time he had
killed Bardon mister Henderson" de-
clared his intention of leaving the
camp. He offered no explanations and
no one had the temerity to question.
He was dressed in the height of
camp fashion-had two suit cases full
of the best clothes the merchants
could order for him and over six
thousand dollars in money.
He had purchased a ticket for st.
Louis the operator had informed the
camp-one way only.
Seated in the train Henderson went
over again and again the plans he had
made in the last half year.
He was going back to st. Louis
Going back to see officer Carey-and
as he said the name to himself there
was a look came into his eyes that
the camp had never seen.
He wanted to see Carey. His soul
yearned for the meeting even as it
had yearned that night, now long ago,
to hear again Gibson, the store-keeper,
repeat the words "Mr. Henderson"
For six months he had sat in his
lookout's chair and had taken the
adulation Of the crowd with the
thoughts of Carey ever in his mind.
He had gone over to play other -
games in the camp-games that he
knew were crooked and as he invari-
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-07
NEWS OF THE BOWLING ALLEYS

Inspection is giving the champion Switch:
hoard a hard fight for the championship OF
Western Electric League,
The champion Liberty Bell again is setting
the pace for the second-season hOnors in Phtla-
delphia League.
AdeIphi will have 70 get together II It's play
ers hope TO overtake underdown No. l.
Progressive is improving rapidly and should
soon be up with the leaders
Oak Lane was OF form and missed a good
II the Pirates have another disastrous night
this week like they had last the Agassiz will
be at their heels
Doc Haucks ReNslls had the Pirate crew
shooting ducks
The champion Aetiyes have at last taken the
will dispute their risht OF way 70 the finish.
It looks like Columbus in Rnishts OF colum-
bus League
Jim Dalton isn't satisfied these days II he
doesn't knock down one or two double CEN
turtles.
Camden Fire seem 10 be In slump, and is
now In danger OF being passed by Jim Fishers S
Boosters.
All the teams are well punched In Phila-
deiphia Electric, with the exception Of Com
mereial. who is about due for sDurt.
Franklin looks like a winner In the National
Bank League, although Fourth Street Il within
Curtis League competition continues to be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-07
PHTLLTES START
ACTIVE TRAINING
IN ST. PETE CAMP
-Four of Six Missing Play
ers Expected to Re-
port Today
BIG CROWD GREETS TEAM

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March T.
With all save six of the Philles already
in camp active preparations for defend
ing the National League pennant began
this morning at Coffee Pot Park, Pat
Moran's proving ground. The half dozen
players listed among the missing are
Whtted, Killefer, Rixey, Byrnc, Dcmaree
and Goode and four of these are eX-
pected to arrive today.
Rixey has been granted a leave of
absence until he obtains a substitute to
assume his teaching duties at Alexandria
High School. Virginia. Byrnes absence
is enforced, as he is detained in st, Louis
owing to the death of his brother.
The Philles arrived in this city last
evening at 6:3O and We're greeted by "A
crowd of 1000 enthusiastic people and a
band The musicians marched, tunefuly,
to the hotel i'm front of the squad of auto
mobiles containing the players. who were
vociferously welcomed all along the line.
The procession was a veritive march of
triumph.
The players retired early last night and
were up with the birds" this morning,
hiking to the ball park Immediately after
breakfast. The temperature here is equiv
alent to that in Philadelphia in June and,
as rain has not been experienced in this
city for month Manager Moran has high
hopes of speedily rounding his charges
into condition.
The camp boasts literal nest of base
ball war brides, as Chalmers, Burns,
Oeschger and Baumgardner newly-elected
members of the Benedict League are ac-
Companed by their wiVes.r'