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''OLD KENTUCKY"
is RICH
AND FRUITY
This Delicious Chew Has the
Wonderful Flavor Of chOiC-
est BuTley Leaf
MADE BY MODERN METHODS

If you don't chew tobacco you SIM,
ply cannot get the full measure Of
enjoyment out of it.
A good chew, with it's juicy rich-'
ness and appetizing flavor, is an aid
to digestion. That means it's bene-i
fetal to the whole system. And ths
best chew is plug tobacco, the clos
est-to-nature form into which tobac-
co leaf can be made.
Natures own sweetness is in every
Juicy chew of Old Kentucky. You
never before tasted such mellow rich
ness-you can't get so much delici-
ously sweet flavor out of any other
chew.
The rich leaf for Old Kentucky is
selected, re-selected, picked over by,
hand, stemmed by hand, pressed into
pure, luscious, golden-brown plugs
by the most wholesome modern
methods.
Try 10-cent plug OF Old Ken
lucky. You'll find 1t wonderfully
tasty, wholesome and appetizing--a
rich, mellow chew that exactly suits
your Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

Achilles only vulnerable spot was his
clan Jess Willard in the River Styx. and,
cept on the heel by which the careful
mother had held him
out west, some years ago, Sam Pruitt,
the colored demon, tried the same trick;
but instead Of being dipped into the River
Styx, Tham's friends soused him with
goosegrease so that his opponents blows
would slip off.
The mistake they made was the same
that Achilles mother made. 1t seems
that sam had a slight cut upon his
tummy and wore a piece of courtplaster
over It. The goosegrease hit every spot
except that covered by the plaster.
lie was to fight Bob Armstrong. and
entered the arena this night with the con-
fidence of champ. lie felt that he had
the edge on Bob. and could hardly hold
back broad grin. oh. wouldn't Bob be
surprised when he hit Than and the
blows dropped off like water from
ducks spinei
when the bell rang, Than did break
out in a loud laugh. He couldn't hold
back lie spurred, and then something like
a slap from a mules hind paw bounced
right off the coUrtplaster and down went
235 pounds of dark meat. At the count OF
six Than arose. lie had his hand upon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
Fielder Jones
Takes Charge of
st. Louis Browns

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5,-Fielder Jones. who
managed the St. Louis Federals last sea-
son. took managerial charge Of the st.
Louis Americans to-day. lie also became
second vice president OF the club.
Il developed today that In the final
agreement for the transfer OF the 81.
Louis Americans TO the new owners-Phil
Ball. Otto stifei and their associates-it
was provided that Robert l.. Hedges, re-
firing president OF the club. should pay
the syndicate that handled the deal S6.OOo,
which he received from the Boston Amer
leans for Catcher Agnew, who was sold
to Boston before the peace agreement
was signed. but after the syndicate had
obtained an option ON the st. Louis
Americans.
The syndicate. however, took over all
debts OF the club. including the $500
judgment in favor OF John oconnor. for
mer' manager OF the club. which was AZ
firmed by the ST. Louis courts OF appeals
yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
No Club is to Run
Golf Links at the
ElmwoOd Course

City Commissioner Hummel states he
intends 10 maintain the new golf links at
Eimwood park in the most democratic
manner. These links win be ready next
spring.
MIR. Hummei was advised that eoterie
OF golf players met In downtown office
Tuesday evening and started club for
play at Eimwood park next season. Sug-
gestlons were made that a club house
should be erected IN the park or on a
nearby site. In that connection the COM
missioner stated he did not want 20 dis
courage the organization OF golf clubs for
Elmwood park. but he will insist that no
clubs shall have any prior rights over
unattached players who shall use these
links
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

II Jim Coffey. the Irish heavyweight,
succeeds IN outpointing Frank Moran ia
their bout IN the Madison Square Garden
on Friday night he will be nearer to the
coveted match with Champion Jess VIII
lard than ever before. Coffey's stock
suffered a downward trend when Moran
knocked him cut In their last meeting
some weeks ago but since then the Irish
man has Tehabiitated himself to a GER
tain extent by knocking out Gunboat
Smith II is certain that Moran VIII find
Coffey much more difficult opponent
than he did at the last meeting
With the willard-FNulton match called
off the chances for either Moran or Cof-
fey TO get a crack at the championship
title in the near future have Improved
wonderfully
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
Charley Peters
Comes to Bat With
Def to A. Aberg

Pete Loeb. manager for Charley Peters
has posted 500 with the sporting editor
OF The Bee and accompanies the cold
cash with a def to Alex Aberg. the Rus
sian. who has been clesniny things up IN
the New York tournament, and Paul
Martenson OF Chicago. Loeb offers TO
place $500 that Peters can defeat either
Aherg or Martenson at eatch-as-ean
style and posts the 500 sum as a guar
antee that he means business In issuing
the challenge ~ the above men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
Joe Stecher Dumps
Four Men in Eleven
Minutes at st. Paul

joe stecher. the Dodge. Neb,. wrestler
who has earned the wrestling champion
ship OF the United States. gave the Crap
ping fans OF 81. Paul. MINI, a little
treat Tuesday night. Manager Hetmanek
wired Gene Milady that Joe took on the
four best men the st. Paul promoters
could dig up and dumped the entire quar-
tet OF hopefuls In the brief time Of eleven
minutes Hetmanek adds the Information
that the house was packed from cellar
to garnet. and that II was necessary to
refuse hundreds admission.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
Coast Loop Season
Will Open April 4

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6.-April 4 was
fixed today for the opening Of the Pacific
Coast league base ball season by the d.
rectors and a complete schedule OF games
was arranged. Portland and Salt Lake
city were given fifteen weeks OF play each
and San Francisco and Los Angeles, con-
tinuous base ball. The season will close
October %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

Although several women have piloted
aeroplanes, comparatively few women
have essayed the difficult task OF driv-
ing racing automobile. Miss Frances
Thornton. however. is professional race
driver and has driven her high powered
car In competition with some of the best
known drivers In the country. Niles
Thornton Is determined to gain the head
OF her profession In her races she asks
no favors because OF her sex. but drives
under the same conditions as do her mala
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
CUBS ARE SOLD TO
CHARLES WEEGHMAN
Former President Of Whales Agrees
to Pay Half Million for Ninety
Per Cent of Stock.
TRANSFER TAKES PLACE JAN. 20

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1.-The, Chicago
Cubs cshanged hands here today when
Charles weeGhman. former president OF
the Chicsgo Federal league club. agreed
among other things TO pay 10000 In
cash to Charles p. Taft Of this city. for
20 per ment OF the stock OF the Chicago
National league club.
The actual sale. exchange OF money and
transfer Of property viii take place on
January %
Sale One of Terms.
The sale OF the Cubs partly served to
complete the condition OF the treaty OF
peace recently signed here, and at a
meeting Of the committee TO settle the
dispute between the Federal and Inter
national leagues other loose ends that
were found after the signing OF the peace
treaty were put in order.
Shortly after the Cubs had been sold
the National commission went into SEES
sion ana reelected August Hermann as
its chairman and John Il. Bruce as its
secretary.
The original negotiations for the salt
OF the Cubs were between Harry +. Sin
clair Of Oklahoma and Mr.. Taft. ard II
was not until Mr.. Weeghman arrived
here today that he was identified IN the
negotiations. Mr.. Sinclair having made
all OF the previous arrangements.
other Details Not Given.
None Of the details OF the sale were
given out other than the amount Of stock
sold, the price and the fact that Mr.
weeghman has agreed TO assume all the
obligations accruing from the West Side
base ball park in Chicago for period
OF two years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

competitors.
So far Miss Thornton has had par
ticularly lucky career. iaer only bad
spill was made last october at Peor'n,
H.. when she plunged through tho
quarter stretch inside fence, her ma
chine turning end over and end, severely
injurlng hcr mechanlcian, Miss Thornton
escaped with only few minor bruises
and cuts.
ton OF challenging Miss Katherine Dahl
gren, amateur driver. to race.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

legiate Athletic conference. A pre-con-
ference trip will be made into Nebraska.
when three non-eonferenco games will
be played. About twenty mon have been
responding 10 the call FOR practice and
Captain Thomas and Coach Elder have
been working overtime In an endeavor
TO develop a winning team. The Ne
brsska schedule IS as follows:
January s. cotner university st Beth
any.
January 8 Nebraska Wesleyan at
University Place.
january z Nebraska university at
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
Play Indoor Golf
At Burgess-Nash

A free indoor golf course has been In
stalled at the Burgess-Nash store and
FRED Bartsch. who several years ago was
nrofesslonal AZ the Country club. has
been placed In charge. bartseh has ar
ranged system OF scoring 80 that
player may maze his game correspond
in yards 10 the Field. Happy Hollow and
Country club courses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
STIEHM is IN BAD
WITH NEBRASKA
Athletic Board at Lincoln Con-
siders Whether to Ask Imme-
diate Resignation.
ALL OVER HIRING RUTHERFORD

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. Especial Tele-
gram.)-The Nebraska Athletic board
met tonight 20 discuss another unex-
pected complication In the selection of
coaches to replace Jumbo Stiehm and
Captain r. r. Rutherford, who Il was
planned should serve as assistant coach
next season.
Stiehm's action in making an offer to
Rutherford has aroused the most caustic
criticism and as soon as the athletic
board decides whether it Will attempt to
outbid Stiehm for Rutherford's services
"Jumbo's" case will receive attention.
Alumni and others are urging that tho
Nebraska board dismiss Stiehm without
further delay. Some members of the
board feel there is nothing else to do but
to ask for his resignation at once.
Secretary r. G. Clapp says Stiehm
promised he would not proceed further
in his negotiations with Rutherford until
the Nebraska board could straighten out
its coachship tangle. Clapp is suppdfted
in this by Chancellor Avery.
Stiehm was supposed to draw salary
from Nebraska until next September.
POstOffice Discontinued.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-(Special Tele
gram.)-The postoffice at Sterbins, Gar
den county, Nebraska, has been discon.
tinued. Mail will go to Benawah.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
NEW YORK;. Finland. .......,,.I.afaye
bOINDhAaO<Nsss's ..................
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
ABBOTT AND coWDREY HIT
HIGH SPOTS IN WHIST PLAY

At the Prairie Park Whist club Mon
day evening Abbott and cowdrey olinehed
their right 20 the title Of the Gold Dust
Twins by cleaning everything In sight.
incidentally handing a severe wallop TO
the North and South favorites, Cook and
NcCann. On the East and West an 'un-
known pair. Chambers and Barker. up
set the dope by tying the redoubta6ie
Hllls and Martin for high score. Score
follows
NORTH AND SOUTH PLAYERs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
TARKl0 PLAYS THREE
GAMES IN NEBRASKA

TARKIo. No. Jan. b-Cspeciai)-The
1915 Tarkio college bssket ball schedule
has been about completed and contains
q total Of eleven intercollegiate games.
or these eleven. eight are 20 be played
NTH members Of the Missouri Intercol-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

A For Sale" or For Rent" AID placed
IN The Bee will accomplish its pur-
pose.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
Moore Bests Mcleod.

ST. LOUIS. No. Jan. pat Moore
o. Memphis, Tenn. outpointed Archie
round bout here tonight The fighters
are bantamweights.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

Advertiser ana customer profit By the
Classified Al habit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06


back strong gentleman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

AMATEUR.
w. Henderson, Lexington, Ky2S0o 273l 1888
S. A. Huntley, Omaha....... 1900 3115 1913
f. S. Wright, Buffalo, N. Y. 3455 33S 1916
w. Ridley What Cher, Ia. 2300 2215 $3.50
u Holland. Springfield Mo 1000 1923 9615
j. r. jain, Davenport, Ia. 200 2Ol9 1914
PROFESSIONALS.
e. G. Spencer, St Louis. $500 $50 $3.50
l.. S. German, Aberdeen, Md. 1850 4433 1912
l.. II. Reid, Seattle. WASH. 255O 24S2 1913
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06

were several women experts.
The leaders in both the amateur and
professional classes together with the
numbtrs of targets shot at broke and their
averages follow:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-06
just an Earful
BY Tad

dipped the Gre
In he Of
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9ie 8,uetidaen.

8ie's 6eute nit ben 3petidgen ipar.
90 gtng es mir 5eiile6ens.
@lan iDibt iib erit mif irgeuopns,
nno inIteBlih it's pergebcns.
Sic Sade, Die ma ndmIid bic:
Aaa etner iIppeeu BIute
8es 8uetl6gen6aums. na1 @rnte itau0
Stnrt boffeno mein Semitic.
Der &eroeamlg bet 6riidte iano
Gingeben6e Beadltung,
llno fDnro bei min gum @egenitanb
Ser eifrigiten &etradtnng.
Der 8oridmdd i6res @o6lgci6mads
@rgoBte nnpebeuer
g2eiH 6er5, i'd inb es germ tpie lie
Sin farbteu blnu unh bldier.
lino enolim fam Der groBe Gag,
Viz Id mir Inate nmor9eH",
3as 8fliifen bieier SriiAte fpirf
On morgeH lelbit beiorgen.
ga, Sudden, morgenl iiber 9adt
Gin Sdnft bic gansc grnte
9lit qierig ~frepler 9iebesbdno
8om 9oume mir eHifernte.
Sd tpinidf Dem 9ieb i'm erten
Shuer8,
Gag ion Der Seufel bole,
8anu nnre bic a%ngefegeubeit
mir aber gum Spmbolc.
Ger @leuid triegt HienaIs. tUas er iid
eriebne uno begebre,
CD Groeu. Sitel, @ut mio Sch,
CD 3ipetidlgeu ooer gbre.
@ Menimen6ruber, iieh bies Elm,
lIno mad Din 6ies @eiidnbnis,
Gam miro and ofr mein 3petihgens
baum
Bum 9aume Der erfemtnis.
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Err sal Gagta.

QnlGBli1 Der &iidfebr oes dme
titauiiden @einnoten in 8riiFel,
9ranb 86itIod BON Soleoo, Der itA
belanntIih onselegeutIi6It fir bic
gum 9oOe berurteilte britlfne Gpio
min Gapeq peripauot bate, nldq bier
folgenbe QeuBerung bes llnteritaats
ietretdrs 3immermann mitgetetIt
nerOen, bic er einem @ertreter Der
auniteo Pref" gsgeuiiber madte:
sd tam Gle perfidern, Is 1T NIT
duBeriter 0riiuoli9teit poraegangen
porOen, uno Der gauge 5aQ lit bis
In Die tleiniten Details unterfunt
uno aufgetldrt poroen. 0as IT'D a6er
babel ergeben bat, lit 10 itpermie=
geHo. Die ganseu 8orgdnge jinO 70
liar uno iiber5eugeno, DAT fein
H~riegsgeri1t Der Welt einen anoeren
Spruh bate fallen fDnnen. 3enn Is
honOelt ii6 ni9t nm cine i'm affett
began9ene Sat elmer einSelnen Bsrs
ion Is bdnpelt ii4 pielmebr nm cine
noblOurabahte mo neitper3peigts
9eridp0rung Der es 9elungen 1T,
neun Wlonate lang gum RanteiI utls
Terer 4rmee Dem 5einoe fpertpone
9ienite 5u leiiten. 3abloie beIgtIGe,
englii4e un0 fran30fide @oioaten
tdmpfen jsbt ipieoer in ben Rei6sn
Der 4qiierten, bic ibr gntfommen
aug 8elgien Der 5Gtigteit Ser iebt
berurteiIten 8anoe ber0onfen. an be-
rem Spite eben Die gabea itdnO. Bel
einem ioIdsn 5reibsn inter Den
Qugen unierer 9sb6r0en tam nur
GuBetft. Strenge 2lbbilFe f6dffen,
uno Die a%egierung, bic in einem Iols
den Sale ui6t Die ffGrtltsn Mobres
geIn srgreift berit0Bt stgsn bic eIes
%mentariteH pfli9ten, gegen ibre ei1es
ne armse ulo oersn Siher6eit. Dele
Pfli4ten itshen i'm ariese bGber ais
ale dnoeren geIihtspuntts. G1mtIis
DE @srurteiIten iparsn Ii9 iiber bic
9rasiDsite ibrsr Sanolunespeile
DDaitdHOig tlar, uno 0as Gtridt bat
gera0e oieitn quntt forgfdIiiq ass
priift unb tinise Mitausetlugte mir
ans odH @rlnps freigefprodeu, neil
es annabm. Dab ie fi@ i'm 3ueifsl
iber bic S~trafbarfeit ibrtr Sano,
lungeH bsfanosn.~
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CRIT i6isBsn bic G%nsIdnbsr msb'
rsrs bunbsrt Mstsr Su bod. %
tommt ibnen piIenbar gar niht IN
ben Sim, baB Der beutI9e gDge!
on obsn bic .5re6beit" bdbsn f0nns
te, in Der beipeftisrIifsn 5obe Dou
psnieer als 800 Weter lber lie
binipeg3ufabrsn. Aber bnIo betei'
ligen iih nod 5ipet areu3er an bee
9eidieBune bic onbersH batten
oTIsnbar teine gteieneien 9anoasn
- bic S6rapnslls ploben ndber.
Der eilerne Sagel uirO bihter.
Sin StOB. Der bic 5lieser in
ibrtn Siben 3uriidpirft. eri6Iiterte
idb tie gonSe WaIhtne - elm 9ol'
trsffsr BAT bic pbere Itnie Srngoede
Oidt am Gumpf ourdi9lagen. ben
bprbsren SoIm uoltOmmen gers
f8mcttsrt uno Elm grobes God in
ben 8e8ue geriien. Di6t iiber BEN
5luq5eug plabt bas @ei6oB.
Die @ri6iitsruug mar nur eiusn
Qugenblid gu empfinoen. Gdon
i6ob Der @Ogel pieber fiber feline
gabn. aIs oh ni4ts gei6ebeu pdre.
@erTpnnnuns unO 2sinpaHO balteH
ben pertpunbeten 5liigel SuIammsn.
Die Gngl1nber tnalten nsiter, bic
Raudpoltsn ibrer pIaBsnben S9rap.
nells foIsen benz 6luse Der Was
i4ine.
Den 6iibrer beberrIdt nur elm
Gebante: Durdbolttn. bic 8omben
miHen mir los perbsn! Gr iiebt
nifis bonn 6einoe. sr lent ons
5lug3eug nur mad Der Sanb oes
8eoba6ters. gI6bli9 bebt Iid bic
unb itredt 3tpet Singer BON iif.
9lfo 5tpei 8omben bat er abges
pprfsn, osntt iid Der 5iibrsr. gr
brebt al, um 81 einem neuen Qns
lauf aus3uboIen. Die @nglGnoer
haben npbl bds Man0psr mibpers
itanren uno glauben, Der beutfme
@ogel MOLE entniI6en, bonn es
fnaQt unten unb trant oben IN Der
Cuff INNER toler, unO oann bat
0as 5lug5eug nisoer eipsn STOP
erbaIten, nie ban oorbin. G6eins
bar Su gleider 3eit pIaBt oidt DOR
Der Mlai4iHe Elm Sdrnpnsa. Wber,
peiB @ott - tpie 5ibrsr unb gss
obahtsr ii9 ben S9aOsn beisbeu
ipolen, finbet Ii9 feiner. (0enn baB
Elm Sprengitiid ben linfen Sdpims
nler BON unten burhidlagen hotte,
inIten Ie erit erfabren, aIg fie piel
jpdter in Der Station ouf b1s
Daiier nieoersingen.)
Der 6ibrer itelIt ben Motor ets
nsn QussnbIid ob, I'M in ben &c,
rduIdfoIen 8leitFIu9 iber3aeehen.
Der es ibm erm6gIiden pirDe, ben
3neiten Angrtff ouf zen 5sinb nit
BEN 8eobahtsr gu beiprs6en. pa
i6reit ibm Der ins Sbr:
aale 8omben a~bgetporfen. 3tpti
einpanDfreie GrefFer ouf stuem
areuSer uro et1en 3erit1rer.9
Dos 9Iut itr0mte benz Sapitdn
Isutnant gu aopfe, feline qugtn
Isudteten.
Dir guac,@ REF sr.
Orr 9eobodner febte i6m bic 5las
ids an BEN Munb, unb als sr III
pegnabm, NOR iein 9ropFen
mebr brin.
Dir GngIdnbsr fatten bag G6iss
BEN eingsifelt unb fubren init 8oas
oompf nad Meftsn.
"a Iteute Der 5iibrsr ben motor
elm unb nahm anrs ouf Die
Jlugitation. unb nuf benz ganseu
nod Souie fummte CT:
.gupP6en, bu bif mein au
]enitern!!"
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Die 6auptfade. Der
Dunbtisr Gberleulnant: .Mis man
itBt in Den GroBtdDtsR Don .auIs
turipnbuuHgsR" fpridt. 70 t0nnts ih
bon Dem GdiBeHgrabm, in Dem
i'd oier5ebn Gage lag. idsen, ss isi
Elm .Hultur Shibsngrabsn- estDes
FEN. GO febItr BARN fpe6er On sinem
Spitgel nod an eiuem Bnnbihrdnts
den 6oustigentHmtr (bsr ges
ipannt 3nseb0rt bait: sgun fieb
nal tintr an ilno mas so6Iteu 9erf
Gb~trIentnaHt an Wiitts2l'
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am srsbita ynIiaH Der @rlt.
Gilansa beauem 80 erreiGea, aber a.
nnergrRnoeieg RatieI.

NAhANNNH NNNMAM ~ NhAhtNHNHY Wv
mergrRnoeiss aaatitl.
Qlu6 felt bas 6oipaiiids 5nielreif
in omerifaniI9em Bette if i4rtibi
elm aorrelponOent aus 9onoIulu
III ss nod ni6t allsemein bstannt
ooB Der gr0Bie Attire Button
ben ss beuie in Der Wslt gibt, 25C
WleiIen bon 6onolilu iott uno 5iiht
g(ber feline @robdrtigteit bat bis iesi
nod psrbaltuismdbis iebr fpenige 9e.
Iu9er unD gsipunberer eefunoen. llnh
bod 1T fem @eIu9 Elm rstt bequt
mer, fpenn man ibn NIT benz BON
qeIees pper BON 9sIuos9 uItune Oers
gleiGt.
@enn man ben ailauea Dull
fan Ieben mill, 10 brnuht man te;ne
Der oft geitiIbsrien geIaiperuiIie 5a
erbulben, ipie fe nit elmer ipirtli6sn
Interchangeable nod jensn onbsrsn
8ultanen pertniipft limb. glan peg'
Iengt fd nidt bic SdubIDbIsn unO
patst ui6t bur6 ltidile MDlten bon
9ulians4lne, Ii. 6ergl. Stntt beIIen
3oblt mon eiuFa9 einem Monne IN
6~onolulu, fpelder Der gliidlide Sr
flyer zines 2lutpmobils 1T, cine bib
lme runoe Gumme, unD bic 3rens
nung bon bieicm I6Gnen Stiid SER
lift bic ein3ige 8eldnernis, pelds
mon bur63umafsn bat.
Damn tlgelt man aaF elmer ipobl.
gebouten, gldtten 2anOitraBe, bur@
licbli6e Mdlber, mad benz ailaueu
at, uuo oas Sanoufpdselfen bringt
Den 3eiienoen pbue allie 5dbrnis biz
auf nsnige Yarbs bonn aonbe beg
&raters.
auf bic anIifiss q oIttorten, pelds
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pro Sabr. einsn Stab BON 8uItan-
pelde BEN 9uItan io3ulo.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Der aoptn3obn Str BEL
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bnut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

taomau .en ARTHUR siralr Ian ueuoaa.l
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-13
Pop GE'E:R||'S I WINNER
Of. {. EEA! "! /: RACES R! |IC|'!E:
III g,8 ~. ~ f.aerr-Y NJ
Veteran Drives st. Frisco
and Napoleon. Direct to
I Victory p

Pittsburg, August 12-"Pop" Geers
won the two feature events Of the
Grand Circuit race meeting here today,
the Furniture Manufacturers stake.
valued at $4,000, and the free-for- all
pace, worth $1,000. in both instances
beating the favorites The veteran
took the first race with st. Frisco from
Mabel Trask and won the free-for-all
with Napoleon Direct. beating Single
G. Both events were won in straight
heats.
Geers drove st. Frisco the second
heat of the Manufacturers stake in
2:04A, which equals the stallion rec
ord for the year. Mabel Trask set the
pace the whole jc'sfney, but on the
stretch st. Frisco gained the lead by
a small margin and held 1t to the finish
Another upset came in the 2:14 trot
when Junior Watts won. Truesada, the
favorite. finishing third and Baby Doll
second. Billy Dale won the 200 pace In
straight heats. The meeting closed here
today.