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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
THINKS CORN BUMPER CROP.
J. S. McNeel Believes Most Corn Ou.
Of Frost Danger.

j. S. Mcneil. Of this city spent
Thursday a, his farm two miles east
Of Gilman, IN the edge Of Tama county,
and believes that the corn In the south
ern part OF this county Is already out
Of the way Of anything but a hard
freeze.
Mr.. Mcneil says he never saw so
few stalks without ears, nor has he
ever seer such light husks. He attrib-
utes the latter TO the dry weather
The corn is standing up well. and W :
less there should be hard freeze soon
Mr.. Mcneil thinks this part of Iowa
will show the best corn crop in years.
Il have been farming in Iowa for
forty-seven years" said Mr.. McNeei
and IL seems to me have never seen
better corn than we have this year.
think that the corn on my farm will
run at least sixty bushels 10 the acre
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
Marietta News.

Mrs Joseph Johnson, Of Gearing,
visited her cousin. Mrs. Nancy Tim
mons. Sunday.
Mrs Willis Scoviila, OF Marshalltown.
visited at the home of her sister, Mrs,
VIII Graft. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. verne Smith are par
ents of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Montgomer3 Villa,
who have been living near 81 An
thony, moved into Eida WaTdiran's
house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs E W, Hall returned
home Monday from Eddyville where
they have been visiting at the hone OF
the latter's sister. Mrs. l. r Akers.
Schoo; heran Monday with Miss
Helen McCrea as teacher
To rent-The entire second f'oo- 81
the Kissef> car building Very desirable
quarters fc- offices or small manufac-
turing esta blishmont- Apply al prem
s-Advertfsement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08

grades. It's "a big stock and selected
with = full knowledge of the tastes
and demands OF the trade that dealA
in Marshalltown. 1t Is all here watt
Ing for your approval.
Everists Wall Paper House has
what you want. You can have It when
you want 1t. Everist's workmen are
as carefully selected as his stock.
They are there when you want them.
No firm in Iowa can take better care OF
you. Promptness Is the motto. Salts
faction to customer and the firm results
from every sale and job of painting
and decoration done by the EVDRIST
WALL. PAPDR HOUSE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
Risky Business.

Be careful where you place your
confidence and then watch the place.
Albany Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08

latter's business partner, a. Shoistrom.
The hearing was set for Sept. Is in
Justice Burritts court
At the same time Swanson's hearing
was due in Justice Peek's court. where
he was charged with grand larceny of
the Daniel Nulcahy car. >toln Satur
day night. The case in this court was
continued until Sept. IS. Swanson is
out on $500 bond in this case, fur
nished by his father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
GERkE HEIRS IN COURT.
Contests on Over Division of 300 Acres
of Farm Land.

Heirs OF William GeTke, d rich state
Center township farmer, who left an
estate comprising four farms of SOC
acres in the western part of the coun-
" when ne died two years ago, are
arrayed in court in contest over the
division OF the property, An action
begun by Louis c., Henry, A H, and
Rosette Gerke sons and the daughter.
for the partition OF the estate. was
begun before Judge Cummings Thurs
day. In addition to their prorata share
Of the land. Louis, Henry and A H.
Gerke are claiming an additional sum
of $3.50. which they allege represents
improvements that they made on the
land OF their father that they occupied
as tenants. They are asking allowance
for this sum from the estate in addition
to their statutory share
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
SWANSON AGAIN ARRESTED.
Young Man Charged With Two Auto
1hefts Out on Second Bond.

Following the serving this morning
OF the warrant issued by Justice B L.
Burritt charging Wilbert Swanson with
grand larceny of the z. B. Fe-dimer
automobile last June, Swanson was
arraigned this forenoon and again re-
leased on another $500 bond. signed
by his father, A. Swanson, and the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
suFFRAeIsTs At FAIR.
County Organization to Maintain Booth
in Eest rent,

In order to pr,Nlotn the propaganda
OF Votes for Women" the MARSH,
County Ponl.ea. equality League
has arranged to maintain a
booth in the rest tent thruout
the fair. Members of the or
ganization will be in charge at all
times and distribute literature dcalins
with the suffrage cause.
on Thursday OF fair week the annual
election of the county organization viii
be held. On this day especially the
league is anxious to have in attendance
as many township chairmen, as pos
sible
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
sLATTERY KNOCKED OFF SLAB.

Reinbeck Team Scores Seven Runs IN
One Inning off "Phii.'
Phil Slattery was off form in tine
game between Green Mountain and
Reinbeck Thursday, and after seven
runs had been scored off his delivery
in one inning without an error, he was
relieved by Red Torke son. Torkelsor
escaped with three runs, but ReinbecF
won 10 to 6. Lee caught. The batter
les for Reinbeck were Hill and Blan-
chard. Hill was given a tryout witt
the local team last season. but did moi
make a very good showing. zip
Ia kert played right field for Reinbeck
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
Notice Of pisao tuition.

BY mutual agreement. Aug. 2s, 1915.
the firm of Kendall & Hines, known a.
the Star Grocery Company. have dis
solved partnership. w. c. Hines will
continue the business and assumes all
outstanding indebtedness. p. e. Ken
dali is retiring from business. Signed.
Kendall & Hines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08

The earliest mention Of coal in the
territory which afterwards became the
United States is recorded in the jour
nal Of Father Louis Hennepin, a
French missionary, in 1879,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08

and believe Fam putting it conserva
lively"
Mr. McNeel has ftU &cres in corn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08
HOLD BIG REUNION

Fall to Include Thousands Of House.
holders and Families--occasion 10
Getting Together Again Of Everist
Wall Paper House and Fall Trade.
The store where you can get what
you want when you want it Is the pest
store,
For nstance-Everist's. This wall
paper house has 1t all. II you want q
common paper at common price, It's
there and worth every cent asked for
it. If you want a better grade, he
has it in infinite variety of patterns
to choose from at prices that are
right. If you want the very finest
wall hangings in America. they are
there, and the price 10 always fair.
It's the store that always has what
you want when you want it. That's
big thing for you and a good thing
for the store That's why it does the
business.
The fall of 1915 finds Everists stock
complete in every department and al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-08

Albion Sunday School Picnic. IN
The Sunday school OF the Albion
Presbyterian church will hold its an
nual picnic In the park Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Toledo VIII Hold
Celebration Night
Before First Game

ToLGDo o.. april gau Johnson.
Thomas cblylnafon ~ he American ~
tOeia'igH. dHns Hermann, president N
The national liase ban commission. aoy
erngf Toner, president ~ ne .Hati9Bai
ieaFpe Owner Tlinme n Mllwn8kee ant
IrMlfenf Aayn N Detroit viii Ia among
The iBse tAil dlealtaHeH who WI par
lialfHfo n Toied0s big dvic base bal
ceiebmiieh 10 Be held On the night n
April II
IN mdent cbl9ineton hos notified Frank
Coates. president ~ The Toledo Railway
a ti1ht company That 81 NJ tbe assot
atitn pmpltes WI ~ here On April 10 AM
u - receive their season Instructions
Plans fof tbe biz turn oui ~ fans on
the night beforf To- opening game. thus
for Include n fliree.rlng circus. fireworks
md o pafade Mayor Charles Mltfoy IL
se13esly CONDITIONING pf0claimng April
-, tic opening day, q half holiday.
HBeiBeas houses arc piaHuiua 10 closa
Tor the afternoon ahd fans from smsIi
towns adjacent 20 Toledo have notlfe
Commerce club officers that fhoy VII
Journey here 10 aes The first game ~ bage
hall which Roger Dfenbabaus former
Fodeals aill p.aY.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Tennis Tourney
For Central High
Girls This Week

Tho preliminary and first round
matches for tho Central High School
girls spring tennis tournamept ba 10
been announced and as many % pos
elble Of these matches will be played or
during vacation week.
The drawings for the preliminary round
are ms follows. Evelyn Douglas plays
Helen Robinson, B6rberta Barker plays
Justine McGreger, Evelyn Stallard plays
Hafrieda schaefer, Ruth Gail plays Luz
Gle IIoel, Lamona Mapos plays Mildred
Hylen, Nadcne Thompson plays Mnrgn-
ret strehlow, Jessie Tenant plays Mary
Hedgwiek. Marie Hansen plays Lillian
Mayer, Ruby swenson plays Frances
Jones. Lettie orobcck plays Josselyn
htone.
The first round matches AFRO as fol-
lows: Camilla Edholm plays MarIork
Alexander. zoe sehalek plays Lilly Rob
inBon. lillian Writ plays Margaret fIocl,
Helen y. Robinson plays Jennie selan~
der. Frances Wilson plays Ethel Miller,
Ruth swonson plays Olga sohermerhorn,
Dorothy Darlow plays Olga Moeller,
Mary Hamilton plays Anna Jensen. Anna
Newman plays hdHh Howe, Virginia
Greene plays Hazel Cant, Mario Thomp.
son plays Helen Pfclffer.
This will be tho last time that Anabcl
Douglas. winner in the 1915 spring and
fall tournaments. win have to defend her
championship which she won from Essio
Bfandes In the spring OF 1915 She grad
uates IN June, In tho tournament last
fan Miss Douglas aueeessfully defended
her championship, defeating Virginia
Greene after the latter had taken first
honors IL tho tournament Miss Greene
proved a dark horse In this tournn-
ment and although few were aware ot
her ability she swept through the ranks
OF her competitors with little effort She
j. looked upon ~ one Of the most likely
candidates Ga combat Miss Douglas IN
the finals this year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Fourteen Sioux
Now Practising
AT Fairbury Camp

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lf.esfaM Faftut q nifly HwtrmlHH
eib HIam tliE Haas hsi piaf.I tadal.
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th iNRFtf it6srs ihe lat tam 3t8fs.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
White SOx Have Two
Complete Infields

CHICAGO. Ami Tie Whils Sos are
veil fixed as reRafdH lHfifldcfa this sen.
sans Aa ana ~ tho veterans remarked
recently 'sfhla Is the first lime wo have
had iva lHliolds Ia discussing thla 81
naiian tha player said that n mo elnh
starts me season with Jack raBmsr an
first Eddie roilHa nn second, gsb Terry
nl short aud uenfaa tiiuek Weaver on
thlfd theirs aiiil Wil remain sitting an
Me haneh a fact and hard hitting ntisla
fhe Ht ana lnheli would lneudo 1Aak
Nose iiiN alnEEer ffom tht raelfif coast
Nha would play first base MeMulln, the
eusHl partner 0t GeuA q. wha Maula fanp
AROUND tNa taYht1ne sark rauiaeh. ths
iilphinr Mimi, sensation sha has shown
"a Hffai deal ~ Hrep a short. AMI
leHfFH MhfiaHlf, lb0 FORMER veteran N
lhe ntifalt f.seta. eh1 eepld taka care
nf the ihlft aaeh ahanlA ans M the
Nwt h't'Ue HluN become Hdapaeltataa III
anf iIms thmUFh injury 81 niharsiaa ths
second altIHa maH Hanld fili me said VA
aHHF ftfF hHnbit
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
RArLBIRDs INSPECT WATCHES
~ RUSSELL PHELPS.


with King Winter reieaatsd 70 ths
sctapheaps N other past numbers, ann
With the advent ~ welcome snnsbiHY
spring weather b0rsefnen vino have
been Dgfy foBnihe around the st0vespips
circuit afe brushing the cobwsDs from
their oYes. stretching their limbs ana
awakening ~ the noticeable fact N tho
buslflnK activity 81 The Basi 0fnsha track
N the Omaha Driving club,
Trainers bfa taking advantage ~ mo
suspieiOus early spring climatic conditions
and are giving their charges light work.
OUiH N THE nice weather continues tho
boardefs a. the J5asf Omaha stables wiil
be- stepping m Wfnf fast miles IN Tho
nest two Of three weeks.
HaliHrda. with n view ~ catching sons
fast miles. arc having their stopswatehss
inspected
The tracy ~ tie Omaba Driving siBbs
plant ~ IN exceptionally good condition
for fbis tltho NJ tho year n IA being
Horkod daily md u aa devoid N BAD
places and ~ sleek looking as the proven
bal billiard player.
Tom IL tbe Modern ghsp,
Tom Dehnison's ambition 10 make ana
keep the driving eluiIs oral III me- Kgsd
shapo ~ any track IN this section ~ me
country q showing results. Accompanied
w his automobile driver ~ makes nearly
daily pleHmaEes ~ the track ~ his eaF
Win d long fhain ne attaches . harrow
aHd tten dfa9 NJ his machine ara III
an hour aeeOmBiabes results that would
take D da2 ~ more witb oid style nsth
0da
0ns y Smith, secretary N The Omaha
Driving etHb on1 prominent local horse.
man. ddHts oBt ~ The track whenever
NE has time 70 personally aee tbat tbs
ifafh 8hd Stables are Kept IN the besi
possible condition. Jim Roman hos charge
~ The local tracts
Many prominent bofsffHen and handlers
ha9e iahen quarters iof their racers NJ
fife stables ~ EBst Omaha. while many
others afe planning bealfaa % he ioed
track later On.
tiosom0b VII bring tbslr stables hare
ffgn faAHaV California 10 finish me
training aaarDn, 800 aebaRilnn N Helmet,
rai. u eKpeeted ~ arrive win string
NJ good harness stock III q feM daYs. ~
teputinaed On Page Four-6'piumn TW6y
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
PURDUE TRACK MEN PLAN
FOR STRENUOUS SEASON

LAFAYETTE. Ind Amll apurdua'a
track men are thhing short vacation
following their strenuous indoor season
before beginning the outdoor work.. The
Purdue funbera won The twosnlla relay
last year and hope 10 repeat Tho fa-
malhder NJ tao track a0hsduls f0llaAA.
May Wisconsin, NJ Madlaoni Mas H.
Northwestern al Lafayette, May 20 Chi
ease ~ rhlfaga May q, indiana state
tnoet At Lafayette luue and d sra,
fortnee meet ~ chicago 90 Evanston.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Fulton Will Fight
Three Men at New
York for $4,000

MtNEEAPoLfs. MINI. April Fired
Fulton. Minnesota heavyweight fighter,
Inns signed n contract With syndicate
~ five New York promoters. including
Tex Richard, 20 meet three lighters IN
New York for 5000, according 10 an
announcement here today ny Mike cal.
line. Fultona manager on hts return
from Now Work
The first fight wlli be- with Al Reich.
On April e Or May g. the second, with
Jim rGffef Of Frank Moran. at date
set - be selected, aud the third On
Labor DAY with man 10 be- picked b.
the promoters, according 70 Collins. who
also declared ths syndicate had put %
$1,000 10 bind the contract and that ru-
ton had Deposited q oo0 aa forfeit money.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
TRACK PROSPECTS
GOOD At CENTRAL
Despite Loss Of Neville and Werlich
Coach Mulligan Hopes 10 Round
Out Prcsentablc Team.
DIAMOND CREW NEEDS HURLER

Track and baao bsli pfoclice viii be-
rrfpined NJ The Central High aehOoi d
I Weok from MONDAY after DE spfpg va
cation lnfGe SOUND u eHpaeied ~
+ Turn 0ut on ihat date n preparation for
/ fhe BhbBhl iufefelaas meet that WI take
! place On Creighton field some fitne Tie
/ latlef Dar ~ Anti No definite date
for ibis meet haa SET boon aet
/ Coaeh MniiRaB waa we'll pleased with
+ tha showing u bis pfOtsRea ~ the Audi
! forum meet Friday nlgbi. especially the
FnlnY team. which woB from tie FIRE
mont lllRh school ~ n walk, although
tw0 men we're running On De team for
tho nfm Time, due 10 thc failure N
two Of last Yaar8 afhu 10 turn out
Painter. tic star mite runner. may be
able 10 get back into actlvo track pfae
lice IN a week " a9s< ne has been forced
10 fefrnln from athletics for sotns time,
when n wag found that bis hean had
been affected By Zoo much participation
In athletics, AlofGartY, Sewt0n. Mtyne.
Danforth And 0claief viii make the team
strong IN The bushes WILDER FulaWaY
ia one NJ the hest high school pple voulis
Gro In tho Missouri valley. and succeeded
IN running nwng with first place NJ the
statc meet last Yoar For the high lumn
Central has FulaHaY, Hatoartt. New.
ton. Uanfortb Turner md Poff f'hia
IL quite ~ array u talent along this
line. making tho high afhoo strong
whore they we're comparatively weak
last year
Tho team Il somawbnt weakened by
The retirement ~ Neville and Werlich.
who we're the schools bst hurdlers Fulls
away. swilef ana Reynolds are left over
from last yenTH prospects. though. and
one of there may develop into as good
a hurdlor aa either u tho two men thai
are lost
1he state meet viii take plaee dufina
the hfler part Of MaY, and Mo showing
made In this meet win decide whether
or moi team viii be sent ~ the an
nunl high school track meet held At chi
caRn during juno
The bnsc bill squad n developing IN
rapid fashion. Coach spinning stating
that be would be satisfied with the
Lineup M VI atanda n he enn only locate
Il dependable pitcher ~ two Eddla
naxen aud Jimmie ilpumFardnef seem
tho best prospects along this llnr n
present George YafdleY the former
0ak rark lllh man from Chicago, Is
showing 10 IN great form hohlnd the bat,
holding down his position Ia his leamie'
style
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
TO HOLD TWO AUTO
RACES SAME DAY
Omaha Speedway Officials Contcm-
plate Two Short Races for
300.Mile Classic.
OTHER AUTO RACING NEWS

nfW scheme " rfnicsfa may be trlcd
out by the omaha Bpfedway company on
Jus 10. Instead m ono 900.miio classic aa
wis held laHt yoaf two races N shorter
distance mHy be stared
The boafd ~ directors M seriously con.
tlderiGg this point duo 10 the advance
tGonl Of the argument that onc long race
proves tfcF0iue 10 tho spectators Two
fafes ~ shorter distance would menn two
contests Bitl probably iR0 different VIM
nefs. and therefore two different thrills.
Tho considered plan " 10 atnRe II my.
milo faee foil6Wod ny one ~ miles ~
length, Two pufeeH N 8lzos comparative
70 The distances would bc aWarded,
II " thought this plan would alao be-
more agreeable 10 The drivers, II would
give them two chances for Drft money
aaalngt ono, IN addition driver who
suffered minor Incident IN the first
aee would be- able 70 go into the second
Ritb an even ehaDce instead ~ compelled
10 tpil Tho dust NJ thoao who Rainod u
numbw n laps during hiB temporary
retirement md aBll nRaln the nervous
strain would not bo ~ great
THIS aohemo VII be- tried ont ~ Sleeps
hehd bay ~ haw York, May -. and u III
believed II Wi prove satisfactory Opabn
Is very illselY 10 swing Into limo and fol.
loW 500.
wbOir Family 10 Race.
An three IT tlic Chevrolet brothers viii
pilot steel Hleada oH Che track tliie ycnr
Louis, Arthur ma CASTOR have all been
assigned 10 drive for Tho Frontenac
Motor company, on which l.0uis Gheyros
lei IL ono " l5e controlling spirits Tho
ffoutenHe hns three new rnrs under
fonrs6 " construction IN Detroit ana VIII
have MI ihTeo eurs ffady for The indian
apolls classic May ~. II 10 expected of
throo viii enter the Omaha event.
ll6lpb De palH0 u building three new
cars this yoHr he has . force At work
building tfi0 ~ mounts which viii be
duplicates ~ tho Mercedes motor u n
said these machines viii be- the equal "
Halphs famous German boat ana alblo
10 clip Off gell over 100 miles an hour
Ralph viii pilot one ~ the cars ana
probably the millionaire, Caleb Bragg,
viii return 10 the game 10 drive one Of
tho others,
Chandler Finishes Job.
Billy Chandler. who plotted n Deusen~
berg In the Omaha race last year. hos
completed his new Crawford machine and
has tested II out on the road, The ma
chine WIS butt NJ liagorgt0wn, Nd, Billy
has pa the hack over several hundred
(contlnued on Page -Four, Column six)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
GAurHltR rs IN CHARGE
oF MICHIGAN AG0lEs NOW

tA ltNAAiNft aeh AtHu ussfss
p t'aHih'ef emu q tNt tst allaFs4ea
Alhsiea MNhIRn Ash tHml aalteaa
htef bah is iH iamHFHf gbatee at aths
lgls go Ma N.ahHsh Agricultural IS.
inef shf lHa letIsHAiIN6 90 h ieHH
t MsAlln UWlbf MISS t lnil
'mfa aas sa t# has EafH sin fe
A %. ihai maaN tf tiauH a
tHs Hh MasN.n ael rIatt
aat IeE aNI bs ta.E
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
BYRNE. HAMMER NINE WINS
FROM STREET CAR CREW

Tho hgno-liapmor nine returned ylc.
tauous over tho Pierce division atroct
railway team, 10 10 b saturday afternoon.
y fha street car boFs contributed aenor
nhsly 70 tho error colHmn, while kisten.
hacker of the nickel vrabhrrs waa nl,
hafd hollu and iuderuH made wa ht
~ a VI. battery, The fielding of kiras
aHd the hitting IT prdia ana Wolff Tees.
tHIai
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
BONE BY OFFICIAL HARD
ON lAYHAWk TRACK STAR

tANhtNgn han ApFll An afH.
fti "a lha dHal lndeaF meet heiwsss
biesaull aH1 hanaRa 81 Kansas CITY
hf mistake sidei aN r&tfa Tan IN tha
mile fNN. apa RtoHahlY inat aMaY fntia
tmnlt ihs lsahsNhaf mtlrr. Haw
teHi iaF lhp FYeM Ar IA wAh iha tima
NAa aHNoHHa "a a "A ana Il Il taliassA
itfe that RlihaHt the tsira Ian itef
Y mlt MHHit tkte tlakan the n'A mAfa af
i HHIah 81 ms1e laai wear bY fHn
ssuand
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

him 1t may be added here that believe
that tile defeats one meets with often
DO more good IN number 6f ways than
tho firtorica ono IT the finest lessons
70 be- learned III any limo NJ eadeaFnr ran
be had from athletics n Is 10 bear up
gracefully under defeat aud 10 stand
prosperity iu q Hike manner
Aa "a tbe actual running N the race.
that 10 the easily explained When tho
gun n fired I mn aA hard aa can and
keep un running hard uutil ina tape h
broken
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Michigan Will Not
Enter Relay Games

ANS AHn0U Mfh ArHl q W un
iefstapd That tha tuFttsHY ~ Michigan
miW nni rulaf faHf mie trlaf team IN
thp annual athletic meet Al the lntHts
sIif ~ Pennsylvania at Philadelphia this
aiuluR ifanff iaufu haa q luut das
tauat u'at TENN ~ tcltfana. hut 90 said
tn telleto hs flyers woHlh be mete ~
teHaf8l n iWoWilH eFeHt ltaffHtif
600 tHnmila ttam sith thffa M thr
faufula relies ctampl0Ns tu action aes
haitd Caasll At hnffaia and mata a
Buw nfnui Hf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Ex-Ped to Captain
Louisville Nine

LOUISVILLE Ky, April Wilbur
RoxeD Roach star shortstop and last
year member of tho Federal league.
this yenr will he Manager william civ.
mcra first lieutenant IN attempting 10
land The American association pennant
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
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