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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
ESPECIAL to TIE TINES. )

WHITING. IND. Dec. 6.-After to-
nights games at the Owls Club have
been won and put on record the fans
will begin to talk about those games
Saturday at the high school audi
torium. The Hamlin Park outlaws will
invade whiting that night TO play the
Owls. and Hamlin Clippers will tussle
with the Polarines.
These games win be staged for the
charity fund of the Tri Kappa Sorority.
This organization does much good in
the community and every year the
Owls play an exhibition game, devot-
ing the entire proceeds to the charity
fund of the Tri Kappas.
Manager Schuchman of the Hamiin
Outlaws writes that they will try to
break up the jinx this year. as they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
POLLOK,
WENCKE
IN DRAW

NOTRE DAME. IND, Dec. 6.-While
the schedule of the basketball season
at Notre Dame is not conspicuous
as 1t has been in the last few years. 1t
nevertheless presents some games that
will be hard for the South Benders.
Teams such Purdue. Wabash. De-
Paw. and Michigan Aggies are the
stumbling blocks on the schedule. Fol-
lowing is the schedule:
Dec 15-Purdue at Lafayette.
Jan. 1f-west Virginia at Notre
Dame.
Jan. 13-Beloit at Notre Dame.
Jan. 17.-Kalamazoo college at Notre
Dame.
Jan. 20-Lake Forest at Notre Dame
Jan. 24-Kalamazoo at Notre Dame.
Jan. PIN. A. c. at Lansing.
Feb. 3-Dubuque at Notre Dame.
Feb 6-St. Viator at Notre Dame.
Feb. e--W abash at Notre Dame.
Feb I'm. A. c. at Notre Dame.
Feb 22-De Paw a Notre Dame.
Feb. 23-Wabash at Notre Dame.
Feb. 24-Franklin at Franklin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
YELLING
To BOX
MITCHELL

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. Dec. s.-Ritchie
Mitchell was signed yesterday to fight
Joe yelling at Racine Dec. Is after
various matchmakers had been angling
for the fight for weeks. yelling sign
ed contract Immediately after knock
ing out frankie Whitney Monday
night and Mitchell also came to terms.
The bout will mean that Mitchell will
have two hard battles in two weeks,
for the Racine fight will be just a week
after the fight with Rivers in Milwau-
kee this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
| LAFAYETTE
FANS ROOT
FOR c. A. A.

Anticipating that Pine Village would
be a six to four favorite in Lafayette
ever the Clabbys. Hammond fans are
today puzzled by the following tele-
gram Kkceived last evening by tho
agent e%xshe Monon at Hammond from
the sge4t Of the Monon at Lafayette:
Mr.. ". G. Haley.
Agent. Monon. Hammond.
Push the game all you can. The
betting IS on at fever heat Even
money with a strong feeling for
Ciabby team to win. They base
their bets on three previous games
the Clabby-Celts, and the two Pine
yilage-Celts.
y. PRIEST. Agent Monon.
Lafayette. Ind"
Having seen the Hammond football
eleven perform this year when it de-
feated the gregation OF college men
playing under the banner of the SherI-
dan A. c.. 20 to 0. Lafayette fans may
know whereof they bet But Ham
mond followers are still standing pat
mat they are entitled 10 odds in view
u the fact that the Village eleven has
McComber. King and the other boys
with big regulations.
MY men are in the best shape of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
NOTRE DAME
DATES OUT

NEW YORK. Dec. e.-what was TO
have been finish bout between Harry
Pollok. manager of Freddie Welsh, and
Fred Wencke. chairman of the state
boxing commission ended in a draw
yesterday at the Grand Central station,
where they were discharged. Wencke
said he and Pollok had engaged in the
bout after a dispute regarding a license
for Madison Square garden. A witness
declared he found the men belaboring
each other with canes. Wencke's calls
for help. he declared. summoned him
to the rescue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
MURPHY IN A Def
TO LIGHTWEIGHTS

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Jimmy Murphy.
the three fingered Italian warrior. who
on his last start about three months
ago. spilled Rabbit Hedlin for the count
in the first round. wants to get crack
at Ever Hammer. Joe Sherman, Ad
WolRast or Joe Rivers. In fact he does
not bar any of them. Jim is working
regularly at the Arcade gym and is
getting into great shape. He thinks
he could have done much better against
Joe yelling than did frankie Whit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
SOME TEAM Of
B0WLERS THIS

Claiming that one OF their number
bowled a ball on a single track from
Holman street to Columbia avenue on
the Michigan Central line and that the
team is saving wood. running, Jump
ing. caring, swimming. boxing. breath
ing deep and eating little to condition
itself for a proposed game with the
Homos. the Lavender Cigar Makers
club announces that it's bowling sea-
son has opened.
VIM. Kelley in making the announce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

ney. Murphy for the past few years
has been rated as one of the very
toughest of Chicagos high grade OF
lightweights and is anxious to get
start this season. Jimmy has a big
following. The Kenosha promoters viii
be wise to consider Jimmy in fixing up
F, their cards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

ment makes IL plain that challenges
from any clubs are welcome and will
be accepted The date Of the game
with the Homos will be announced
later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

have lost to the Owls the last two
years by only two or three points. and
they declare they viii win this year or
break something.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
METHODIST CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Owing to- sickness Of Rev. f. j
G. Reid, last. Sunday Leslie Bur-
gum conducted. services at the
Conkling school house and in
the evening at Washbalhn.
The Bible Study class meets
at the Methodist church every
Thursday evening following pray
err meeting. A numebr have enter
ed. Subject: "The Ancestry of
our English Bible" naming the
source through the. Septuagint
Vulgate, The Targums, Sans
krit and the Calmform.
The Methodist pastor will
preach at Buffalo Lake school
house Sunday Feb. 20 at 3 p. M
and lWashburn, 1880. Subject
Popular excuses against the
Church and Christianity" Come
and see which excuse is yours.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid
will be entertained by Mrs. E.
j. G.. Reid and Mrs. Geo. Yack-
ey Thursday Feb. "a at the home
Of Mrs. Geo. Yackey. Lunch
served at 4 o 'cfbdk. All are wei.
come.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
Many People Don't ,Klow

A sluggish liver can cause, =
person an awful lot of misery.
Spells Of dizziness, headaches,
constipation and biliousness are
sure signs that your liver needs
help. Take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills and see how they help tone
up the whole system. Fine for tn
stomach too. Aids digestion. Pur:
fies the blood and clears the
complexion. Only 25c. at your
druggist. ADV.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
LOCAL NEWS
i Girl wanted.-mauire at the Wash.

A Girl Wanted.-Inauire at the Wash
burn Hotel. ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jertson
were Bismarck visitors this week
viii phy sc. a pound for clean
cotton rags. Leader offce.-Adv.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell returned
last week from a visit of three
weeks in Iowa.
Gents furnishings in the
Persey building. Hans Fritz,
Washburn, Adv. If.
A. McPaul, with the Bismarck
Telephone Co., Spent several
dhys in Whshburn this week.
Elmer Olson is numbered
among the patients in Bismarck
receiving. treatment at the hos
pital.
Mr., and Mrs. Chris. Carlson
have returned from a visit in
Iowa and Kansas since the first
of the year.
F. o. Helstrom was here be-
tween trains Saturday. The dem
oerats in this vicinity held a
meeting here that day.
Paper hanger and decorator.
Prices reasonable, work guaran-
teed. Call or write r. E. EN-
rich, Washbhrn, N. D. Bx. 256.-'
ADV. 1926.
Frank o. johnson sold. his
homestead, four miles from Wash
burn, to Horace Holtan. Mr..
johnson EXPECTS to- bny a half
section near Steele.
Theo. Serr, cashier Of the
bank at MannhaNen and also
postmaster, was here a short
time last Saturday attending a
democratic meeting.
Mrs. j. "A. Hyland came up
from Bismarck last Friday and
spent the week with her sister.
Mr.. Hyland came up yesterday.
They will return to Bismarck to-
day.
Wanted-man or woman to
call on people in this vicinity
and secure members for a new
club that is being organized
through the Northwest. Will
write particulars in letter. Ad-
dress u. E. Manson, Pres. 1902
Nicollet ave. Minneapolis, MINI.
ADV.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18

Whnted-clean cotton rags at
SC a pound. Leader officially.
Miss Myrtle Hall Of Garrison
is a visitor at the Joe Willits
home this week.
Mrs. Frank McGray came dow
from Garrison Wednesday ! eve.
ming and is the house guest Of
Miss Satterlund.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Jones of
Cbnkling spent poupQe' Of days
in town this week. They were
guests at the Yaclzey home.
"Christ IS League of Pity" will
be the title Of the sermon given
at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening.
1 have 4 Buff Orpington and 3
White Wyandotte cockerlss ssleft
for spring sale. To- make room ]
will sell cheap. G. NJ. Packard .Ad
Rev. j. G. Moore, Sdpt. Bis
marck District Of the Methodist
church was the guest of the To-
cal pastor, Rev. Reid, on Thurs
day.
Henry Grochow of Underwood
was numbered among the many
who were in town Wednesday
taking advantage of the pleasant
weather to- come to town and
shop.
Came to my place abotdt 8
weeks. ago a red bull calf about
8 months old, white star in fore
head aud mark on both ears.
Paul Jpsephson, Washburn, r. 1.
ADV. If.
Ed Furst had almost forgotten
Washburn this winter while
hauling his grain to- Fort Clark,
it is near enough so he. can make
two trips a. day, but he was in
Washburn Wednesday and says
he is coming regularly after the
river breaks up.
H. j. Wagner, optical specia-
list, Of Bismarck, will visit Wash
burn professionally Friday, Feb.
25th. Eyes tested and glasses
fitted, also, glasses changed and
renewed. Call and see me. Of
flee at Washbhrn. hotel-Adv.
Mrs. Robt. Bergquist of Inger-
soil spent a couple of days in
the city visiting friends. She wa
on her way home from Painted
Woods where she accompanied
her mother Mrs Nels Nelson
who i; here from Canada this
winter visiting her daughters
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
Tonight
9 Broken Coin .
at the
HUB B
Beginning at 800
Beginning at 800
Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank.-Adv.


Mrs. Chas. Arvig returned Wee
nesdlay morning from a ten days
stay i'm a Bismarck hospital. She
lis feeling quite we'll again.
John and Jim Holkup received
word Tuesday Of the death Of
their father in Bohemia on JAM
uary 11th. EARLY in the winter
they had heard that he was sick;
but more recent letters had not
said anything about it. AS will
he noted abbve the message was
over month in reaching it's
destination. The Holkup brothers
have many friends who SYM
pathize with them in their sad
bereavement.
A very interesting hour was
enjoyed by those who visited, the
high school department last
Monday afternoon. Six students
in one of the English classes
had debate ON preparedness.
Ella Doeplze, Donald King and
Gus LindeM were on the affirma-
tive while Beulah Forbes, Myrtle
Nelson and Grace Benn upheld
the negative side.. This was
their regular lesson but each had
put extra time on the subject In
order to win. Only notes were
used and it was a big surprise,
to the many visitors to hear
the splendid talks given. This
training, to- think while standing
will always be Of use to- them
even though they NEVER becpme
public speakers.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
+ + 4 \ + 4 +
SCHOOL NOTES

Dora Anderson is absent ''com
the fourth grade on account o.
sickness.
The third and fourth grades
celebrated Lincoln s. birthday by
having a little program Friday
The pupils of the. eighth grade
have accomplished lot Of work
this month, and are working hard
SO they can take the examina-
tions in March.
The seventh and eigh' grade
had a valentine box last week.
The teacher received nice
large valentine, from her ten
chad boys.
Each one of the children in
the 7th and 9Th grades were CIV
en- one foot of tape to till with
pennies. Sixteen pennies are
are required This is to paw for
the framing of the pictures they
are going to get.
Ronald Anderson has returned
to school again.
The primary room had a valen'
tine. box Monday afternoon.
The high school basket ball
boys left Friday morning last
enroute for Max and Garrison,
anticipating winning games. The
were disappointed however for
they met with stronger oppon-
ents than they had expected The
leave again Friday evening for
Bismarck. Since they have. won
a game with NIandan perhaps
there is some chance with Bis
marck, at least we hope SO.
A great deal Of help is be
ing obtained from. spelling con-
tests every other morning in the
high school room.
Last week a new rule wa!
made for the benefit Of the pal-
pills that were tardy more than
three times. Since then there
have been but very few tardy
marks.
During the last few days OF t.
warmer weather and thaw, Che
high school boys have enjoyed
themselves as mnctl as the
smaller ones, making snow balls
and playing war.
Last Friday afternoon debate
on: Resolved, that prepafedn
is necessary, was successfully ca,
ried into effect by six strong
minded high school students
The debaters on the affirmative
were: Gustaf indell, Nla Doep-
he and Donald King. In the
negative were: Beulah Forbes
Myrtle Nelson and Grace Benn,
+, The iudRes were Mrs. Mann, Mrs
Rice and, Miss Barrill. They
decided in favor of the afhrma
tive.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
SUM MONS

State of North Dakota, County Of
Mclean. ss.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis.
trict.
Jennie NJ. Hetrick, Plaintiff,
George w. Hetrick, Defendant
State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendant: J.
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the Complaint in the above en-
titled action which is now on file in
the offic- Of the Clerk Of the Dist
rict Court in and for Mclean County
North Dakota, and to serve a copy
of your answer on the subscriber at
his office in the City Of Washburn,
Mclean County, North Dakota, with.
in thirty (30) days from and after
the service Of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day Of such SER
vice; and in, case of your failure to
appear or answer. Judgment will be
taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the said COM
plant.
Dated at Washburn, N. Oak. this
18th, day Of February, 1916.
- JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office address.
Washburn, No. Dakota.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18
Fors.ioh. Of Oslo.

King Victor was brought up by Cole
mel Oslo with Spartan severity. As
boy he was subject to colds, and one
pouring wet morning another tutor pro
posed that the usual ride should be
abandoned. "And IL there were T.
war;" replied the martinez, "would the
prince not mount because he had q
coldY'-Lond0n Globe.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-18

He Went.
He-Be candid and tell me when you
want me to 60. She-It's couple of
hours too late for that.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Rehor, AlI-American.

AVE YOU heard the ates, from Ann Abor SCOT must but
- The
Wolverines booming Fritz Rhor M the 1915 AAmerean
Willard and last
bail
He and
of
ai-American.
he
and
hot
he
to
highly recommended from the ibis fall
Furthermore. If Yo really has The Inc hs friends his
be o
He football be 1915
Msulbestch Michigan Olphant
nehows
Christmas o
Probably price Jump com
o. wor series s. over
We know fellow won 81 so At tho u.yonhie meeting He
this and his weeks salary vii
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
B. & T. LEAGUE
GETS STARTED
Misch and POtherick Teams Get
Away to Clean Sweep
This Week

The Pulders 4 Traders IA.
change bowling LEAGUE No ( got un.
yer way on Wednesday afternoon at
ne Woodward bowling alleys so
men making up the league Some
~ the BOYS found the going easy
aud rolled M lofty scores In spite
OF the feet that they had no. been
rolling since last season
Harry Perherick Knocked down
naples 20 the tune ~ $50 shooting
go. 1913 and l9S Wm Guthard
rolled 277 and Ray PPhbrek 2lo.
" Rey ao,ds sof two scores 80 and
100. WHILE Wm p.eiIich mad, lai
for hts highest game
Some OF IRE cores made were OF
. pathetic character and Che PLAYERS
cSbau>tel he supply OF usual eS.
uses lrying 10 account tor their
bum rolling
Orc M.clI- team took three
game, from N~ Maion's boys and
Harry Petherick. team rai.opei
Ray PhilUrick boys for flrrg g'
.n- eo;h OF those visitors a--ion1
per cert standing
Hendersons' team ,5oE Two from
James boys. Capt Pul James bo'n-
away on his vacation. hts ahs"n.,
making II possible Tor The H-ad"r
sons 20 graz enc game by one meas
Ia min
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
YOst to Start With
Rockies In His
Backfeld

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
HARNARDS HAVE
STRONG TEAM TO
BACK SUNDAY

Glsna Gods OF Toledo VII bring
"a much stronger team bore SUNDAY
Than inc one which ael1 'hc Hair
ards and Naroo0s 70 SINAI. margin
victories The past tW7 seasons and
boast >ev,ral college stars ct rofo IA
Tho lineup
Amons The players she have seen
-ervIce on colleges Gte Hil'e- quar-
tefbsck. who was oas ~ Sh.rr
LongmaH's pupils al No'r Dame
Bay. right hal'. University Of Son,h
Carolina. Brain lef' half, Nav
weight 30 pounds Oclhaln. center
Case school of Scier Cleveland
Zimmerman and Nicholson ToI,do
nigh, anf Wilhelm right guard last
year With tho Cincinnati Cslts
Harverds also Nul pr,ssnf 4
t,reng'hened club ever last season
aud the game. which SIS scheduled a.
West Eug nark ~ go O'Clock sun.
lay. should % hard foulh, -t-us.
gle
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Chicago Scribe Inform
ed Deal Virtually
Is Completed
BY BERT E. coLLYER.

CHICAGO. Oct u Joe Tinker
as manager Of the Cubs Will step
down and out with the expiration uf
his contract on Jan l OF next wear.
The North Side club will DO it's
spring training for next season al
Pasadena Cal and Frank Chance
viii be the orc 10 who n the man.
aserial remS will be entrusted
Hundreds of rumors. reports and
details viii undoubtedly be circulat.
ed between this and toe tinn set
for these events 10 come 20 pass. but
upon the authority OF one ot the
most influential az The directors az
the local National league team thi,
Is the program that has been docid.
ed upon ana which will b, carried
cut 10 The lc,te.
That tinker was not sUmmarily
discharged at The meeting ct tho
board Of directors OF the cubs held
this week VAS taken by many 20 IN.
dlcate What Joe would be perm lttcd
20 remain "a manager FOR AZ least
another season. That Tinker him.
selI expressed satisfaction over the
outcome ~ the meeting further
strengthened this feeling What the
directors in fact did do. however.
was only 10 inform him that no im.
mediate action would be aiken to
separate him from his job
Tinker is done As manager OF the
Cubs" said The director who vouch-
ssfed the above information The
on'y thing that stu stands between
the team and Frank Chance Is
slicht difference in what Ne have
offered him aS manager and what
40 aSks--Ani that will be satlsfac.
torily adjusted II IL not a question
~ whether Chsnce vii do better or
worse or even rs good rs Tinker.
The situation demands change.
Tho fans are Disguised with tho
present OUTFIT especially after the
four straight defeats IN tho city
Series and the only way 10 awaken
future intereS. is 20 put new man.
agpr n charge and even change the
entire personnel Of the team ~ need
be The one object aimed az ~ 10
change TIE apathy OF the Cub 'ans
into one OF roofing interest"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
TIGER MEETS
TUFTS IN "TUFF"
FRACAS TODAY

PRINCETON. u J., Oct. 1.-THE
frat football clash which viii en-
able followers % the pigskin to be.
gin getting a line on the strength
of Dix eastern teams, viii come this
afternoon az Princeton when speedy
Rush sends his Tigers against The
surprising Tufts eleven, which beat
Harvard a week ago.
At Cambridge Harvard e. flssing
around waiting 20 20 into action
against North Carolina and tho
Crimson coaches have paid so little
attention 10 this game that virtual
H. no special practice has been
taken for a.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
FARMERS PLAY
LAST EASY ONE
Aggie> Meet Alma In Final
Game Before Michigan
Encounter

EAST LANSING. Mich, OCT g.
The Michigan Asgies play their last
practice game OF the season this
afternoon. when they encounter Al
ma college ar East lansing There
was n time when the prrsbyterians
could Trim 'he Farmers. bat that
Nas many years ago Frequently
they bold tho Agnes down wcst but
small scug' +. nuf expected today.
altho coach SouW,r expects 20 use
Iat 80 uh-iuf's and keep his
quad "a God vim FOR the MIGHT
sar game week from today. All
ol 'rr regulars are expected to play
except Batter. backhe)d star. who
o., nursing vohblN ankle
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
ISL" HUSTON
TEACHES PRO

& Clarence Jackson, professional
hiiiiardIst at sweaney-HustOn's, can
beat all comers 10 his hearts con.
tent. but when II comes to showing
the boss something about the ma.
nipuiation OF solid ivory that il
something else again Last night
"Sr' Huston offered himself as a
victim Of Jackson's skill. II was
arranged that Jackson should play
600 points TO Illusions 200. Huston
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
METHODISTS
CAN'T DEFEAT
AG YEARLINGS

ALBION. Mich. oct ~ The
showing ~ 'ha Albion college grid.
der % the game with The NJ \ G..
fresh Friday was a bitter disappoint-
ment To thr Nethodists The game
aas a scoreles. tio and q shakeup
Is promised Fumblr- cost both
teams eXcnl-a--l---+,--r-rT 20 score.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Wolverines and Aooes VIII PLAY Their Beoetea Games To
Frank Chance to Return to
Cubs as Pilot, Is Rumor
tiAuGHTON BACK ON
JOB AT HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. IA
Harvard Is now prepared 20 scotf
~ rumors that this viii be- an
offyoar for he Crimson on the
gr.dirun Percy Haughton. mira-
Gle coach, was back on the job
yesterday. fearing No link be
cause ne returned 10 Harvard on
Friday. The thirteenth A. that.
hIs return may not be so unlucky
for him for his new contract Ia
said 20 call FOR $4,000. half 10
b. paid hy tho university and
half 1y ALUMNI subscription
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Mulsr esats kut,m.-

Billy Miller beat Add Kummer
Friday a The Great Detroit bowl
Ing tourney winning fyr OF nine
games MiIlcrs averaR, Nas ISIS.
and hummer was III
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
pavennorts Want 80

Tho Davenports A g. would
a game with ( or l5-ye8roid team
Call between and Z O'Clock. write
Linel Watson. No 3j Parson &C., or
phone {, 3I63-R-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

According 20 Information youch.
safed BY Judge Joseph \ Muir.
ply. general manager 81 The Bust
ness Mems Racing association at
New Orleans Jan will In all prob
ability De the opening date 81 the
racing at the FHh Grounds tracks.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

Amateur boxing FOR all classes
Nil entertain y \ members a.
n, club gymnasium tonight
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

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while jackson had clicked only ~
points on hI, string
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
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