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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
EAST DARLING

May 29:-Services viii be held at the
o"ed1sh Lutheran church Sunday at 3
p m; All are invited to attend.
' t4 Frederickson is digging cellar
at the place where he will move his
mousse to, in order to make room for
the gravel pit work. W.
AL iowlands are in water and the
''1 Ran mas 8 oyerfowed it's banks again.
pastor here, who is now at PAXTON ri
was married there recently. A clippin9
from Paxton paper containing the
wr1teup of the wedding was received
mere recently. His many friends here
monial seas. 1n"'i1'
Many OF the lowlands will be Useless
w. ~. RAISE any crops except possibly fod-
der corn, this year, on account Of the
excessive amount of rain.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
FAWNDALE

May 30.-Arthur Taylor visited his
sister, T. M. Spencer Tuesday.
r. Hamm's new residence IS nearly
completed, it being put up by an ex-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

"A new system Of steel safety deposit
vaults have been installed at the First
National bank. The big vault has also
been double lined with steel to protect
it against burglars.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

Get your choice of Kull s milch
COWS, June ID, Green Prairie.-Adv 2t
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

start right! Get pure-bred Hol-
stein at Kull's sale, Green Prairie. on
June 13.-Adv. 1919 VI
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02

a good bunch of grade Holstein
4eiters at kull's sale, Green Prairie,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
TOddy's Soccer Games
AMERICAN cur COMPETITION

AMERICAN cur COMPETITION
FIRST Round.
A. Tel,onyllle vs.; Pals. = From, street and
DIsston Vs. mibernlans' st Tacony Bali
Park. Referee. GeorEe Allen.
Refsrs. f,e"i% ~ IT, cs%ssa,%r cr@ssa% at "''N''N'" r'
CRICKET CLUB LEAGUE
First Division.
,,idsS Merton Maroon vs.. Germantown at HaV-
MoOrestown vs.. MsrIgn white. at MOores-
second Division.
IeTr seSh'a sssena ssso"e "; is'fslfGTS 'rfsrse 'p
s,,,,Sm.s r,Sn sseGss M,HSrssOyn serSHS at
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
LuPton sORs ys; Foster COMPANY, at TULIP
:, Mohlteld COMPANY y.; wolfsndes-shSr.
q. q. l. vs.. gressOn; Morris Company. at
11sse2nd t street and wyoming avenue. Referee
ElsstTIs s,9rsse battery vs., Amsrlesn
s,9ss2 @ Rsresss' & ss''tn wsfG wssGG"' and h"s"oi'a
ra.s, Stspds,d Keller hearing VI w ,t,y Msrtsx
avenue. Referee. X. Scott.
ALLIED LEAGUE
First Division.
Ircnton, "; Veterans. at Trenton. Ref
N,ss,srs ,GrlsrI ~ hksTs,ss ksse,. nt street and
and LehiEh avenue, Referee. John Walders.
Second Division.
Wilson Social v. ,phlladelphla ElectIlcs.
at Third street and Highland avenue, Ches-
ter. Referee D., }. GanEl0m.
Puritan Reserves " Edgemoor Iron, Mt
second aud Clearheld streets. Referee, T..
EdFemOor BridEe vs. TaIrhiII A. A.. at
EdEemoor. Del. Referee. .. Williams,
Taeony Hlbs vs.. Brldesburg. Mt state road
and Dlsston street. Referee. W. Iobley,
Psyonia vs. Albion ss. at Thlrty-slxth
Third Division.
aud TiOgA streets. Referee, .. Steel.
Disston n. q. VS., Veteran Wanderers. at
state road and unruh street. Referee, ID.
Southwark VS.. Hurley Y, C.. at Front aud
Porter streets. Referee. A; Connolly.
Pa. Referee. y Young,
Fourth Division.
Providence vs.. Christ Church: at II and
Tlogn streets. Referee. q. WOolieX.
Textile ". &. vs., Falrhill. at II and Tloga
streets Referee. j. Thompson.
RoLborongh ". Peerless. at RldEe and
Port Royal avenues. Referee. u. Anderson.
PHILADELPHIA LEAGUE
Textile vs.. CoIllnEswoOd. at Seventh street
and Tabor road. Referee. II. Smith.
Nleet0wn VI. Lighthouse, at GermantOwn
avenue and brunner street. Referee. j. Ed
81. Stephens vs.. st. Matthews, at Torres
dale avenue and Van DYKE street Referee,
Christ Church vs.. LawndaIe. at Tenth and
Butler streets. Referee. II. Mooney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
SCRAPS ABOUT sCRAPPERs

C9r s SSE e az tSs d Ss Win
SSs Ss s.t sSl sF'R .S 81 ssf sss''ss
ssod shape s1S hoPss & rssssse The decision ,' e
bout viii bs used as a seminal to the Lew
pSs,P Kg,Sh ( sTSand bus eSs'9s for hs
The North again. Just as soon as the Doc. him.
ss sSponss ssPa s s % sas kueR wants e ass
pslis with IL Lo1Isians n. Teis pair boxed twenty
K q EsssSs Noysn6sS fc5 twenty Tousds IN
"SS SSSt Ssrs ''ss SssS &c dsi.sssd barney Hahn u"
PRED A. wsasy. q the New York state A.h-
silc SomPisson ~, annGs.nees that he wiil esi
SsSa Es a: sSST 6 re
sdss Square dsPdsn New " SosE oiss ss1t HsS foes .
gnlss: iSs iSs Ho0siT Pssss A, NscqS 10 hrsetIs1n,
bsa s smss @ ssi. 4 .lSoo % tafs sssA ne
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IN No matte matter how teash & elrd pick Lesamsn
fsads9 Monday ssi. Sss' re Iswis f''is Z
4: ss:' e. 4 E.'s f s';I ''|S:s s.;:
@siss SS:.e 1sa Welsh ana jshhss hsss"DB'sss Dasa.ss
nv: sesis & ssss s':ss' :ss / q s::%.' s:s '.'.-'.s'
"A. fssm-1sss, ss,. ss, Kaufman and Hary s-isA
a.9 p e M NH sfs s s.,ass as E9ss @ ss;s. sss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
EUening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

LINCOLN A.. C-Henry Hauber easily de-
feated Bob Macki Whitley Fitzgerald knocked
out Jimmy Bradley. fourthi Helne thinner
man drew with Fred DouRhsrtsI Young Sam
0'Donnell stopped Youns Joe Erne. fourth.
..NONPAREIL A. C,-Charley Doyle won
FrankIs Conway drew, Charley smith. drew
M with Fred Moody, Walter Brown and Joe
Geiger drewi Jack MeCioskeS won from Buck
Mullard
GAYETY = Young Albert stopped Young
Gunboat smith, third John joyce knocked
stopped BettIinE Cotchsr, third Tommy Kelly
defeated feunx Cohen.
NEW. YORK-Irish Patsy Cline knocked
out Allie Mack. hrsti. Jchn Iester johnson
keseksa ~ e.. xsspS w ySs nessslI second Eddie
wen from Tony Martoi Sailor GeorSe VoIk
drew with Paddy Burns.
ERIE. Pa.-Dick Loadman drew with
Artie Root
CLEyELAND-wiille sehasaer won from
Danny HldEe.
- EAU CLAIRE wis.--Fred Fulton knocked
out Andre Anderson. fret.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
AZEVEDO TO MIX
WITH KID THOMAS
AT NATIONAL A.C|
Sluggers, That's All, Are
Principals in Star Bout
Here Tonight
NEWCOMERS ARE BILLED

Scientific boxing win 10 conspicuous b.
its absence when Joe Axevedo and Charley
Thomas meet tonight at the National club
As boxers, each shines as a sluggcr Of no
little ability. Neither knows the first rpdi-
ment In boxing. but whom II comes TO swnp-
ping punches, why. that IA just TO their
pleasure.
Thomas Is referred 20 as Phiiadslphin'e
iron man. lie ia without a doubt Charley
has shaken punches on his chin landed BY
Johnny Kilbanc. Benny Leonard. Charley
White aud score OF hard punchers OF lessor
light yet never has the Kid suffered tho
rnuch.treaded ton-eeconds defeat.
When Azevedo endeavors 10 introdpce
Thomas TO an unwontcd siumber trip Il win
he his first response TO the bell for moro
than two months. The Portuguese had been
idle with an injured arm. A communtca-
ton from Dickie Curley last night stated
that Joe was In his same. wonderful form
and would give fans here as fine n siurRine
exhibition as he always does.
out-of-town talent usually appears con-
spicuousiy on National Club programs. For
tonight there will be no exception, and three
bakers who never showed here are schtd-
uled. In the semi Willie Moore will assist IN
introducing Billy Kramer. OF Milwaukee,
Jimmy o'Hagen, OF Buffalo, pairs OF with
Jimmy Fryer. and Frankie Dixon. all the
way from Kansas City, takes on rugged
game In Lew Stinger.
Kid Dougherty and Joe Bird. bantams,
open the show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
BOB MACK TROUNCED
BY HENRY HAUBER
Irishman Is Floored Six Times
in Bout at Lincoln
A. G..

Last nights wind-up at the Lincoln Ath-
ietic Club looked like rough house riot
with Henry Hauber playing the role Of
gang after Bob Mack. OF Ireland. BY ac-
tuai count Mack. under the weight of Hau-
ber's crashing blows. hit the floor six
times
Mack became acquainted with Hauber's
right wallop early in the first round, and
Immediately became a smoking ruin The
blow went crashing home TO the Irishman's
Jaw with such force that he almost turned a
nip before he came In contact with the
mat II looked like 'sure-nun" knock
out, but before the Anal ten was tolled
Mack got up.
When Mack regained his feet he was
hddle-hrained and weak-kneed, and before
tne round closed he was foored three more
times.
Hauber tried valnly to knock of his OPP
ponent but at sticking Mack proved to be
. champion porous plaster and although
ne was felled for q count of five In the
nfth and once again in the sixth, he was
on his feet battling when the final bell
changed.
Jimmy Bradley was stopped by Whitley
fitzgerald In four rounds OF the semi
wind-up. Heinie Zimmerman and Freddy
Doushsrty boxed a draw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
RAILROAD ATHLETES
RECEIVE TROPHIES
p. R. R. Y. M. c, A. Winning Baseball
and Soccer Teams Rewarded

Last night the winning athletic teams
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Y. NJ @, A.
neid dinner at the association building
IN celebration OF a successful season.
speeches were In order and a presentation
OF cups 70 the winning teams took place.
= charles ~ Clay presented the p. s.
Newhall Cup to the Purchasing baseball
nine the squad that captured the title In
tne Division OF the General once League.
=, b. Touchstone. the manager OF Purchas-
ing. who twirled the nine 20 several VIC
.efies during the season. received the
trophy and, speaking in behalf of hts team
mates. thanked every one present for the
support they had given the team.
hir. Clay also presented the J. N. Purvi-
ence trophy 10 the Freight Traffic team.
ne aggregation that carried on hrst hon
League
The John b. Thsyer Memorial Cup was
presented 10 the Transportation soccer foot
teli team. This combination won the
qnampionship Of the General once League.
smaller cups. replicas Of the larger tro-
yhios, were awarded 10 the Individual
Hembers Of each Of the victorious teams
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
@. DUDLEY WINS
X-COUNTRY RACE;
NORTHEAST FIRST
Frankford Lad Outsprints
Rodebaugh by a Step in
3%-Mile Run
CENTRAL HIGH is THIRD

oliver Dudley. running under colors Of
Frankford High School. beat out Rode
baugh, Of Northeast High. by n step in
sensational finish OF the first novice cross
country run for Philadelphia high schools
over two-and-t three e-quarter-mile course In
Fairmount Park this morning. The race
was the first held under the auspices Of the
University of Pennsylvania, starting at the
College Boathouss around Lemon Hin
twice and finishing at the starting point.
Dudley was timed at 10 minutess 10 sec
onds. Rodebaugh a second later.
Northeast won the meet with total OF
a points. Frankford High WIS second.
as; Central High, third, 50 West Phila-
delphla High, fourth, 10, and Catholic High.
NTH, 113. Episcopal Academy and Ger
mantown High had few men to finish.
Fifty-slx young athletes negotiated the
course
Doctor o'Brien. OF Central High. was
timer and starter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
Toddy's Scholastic Games
and Yesterdays Results

FOOTBALL
Wnn frnsh ", Yale Fresh at New uaxro
Seminar, n'iaaeiphia Hirh. az Perkiomen
tawreneevIlle. az HaverfOra seho.,
Prep. "'s AeauemS' ~ Nhanova
wIlllamson School. al pead,e in.,i,u,e.
nr,se'own frep. at Sc. Joscph's Colleee.
Aesas,mnnn frep' at Bordentewn Military
che''enham uirh. a, Lower Merton High.
SOCCER
Westtown sehool at Georne School
Tosaheast Hlgh I'd, at 0eorEe School ..
rsnnaan! y. g., at Girard CelIege,
"a uh"e'a Fairgrounds. at Girard College
FOOTBALL
uissgutn Philadelphia High. 3, Central,
NSrthssst nlrh. 10, gsrmantowp Hlsh. =.
ssa.psl ssnsSepsl Academy 30j Brsp Athyn. o.
Fsrntpnn9Sr frep; Penn Charter. o.
cissinSs HIP =, DARBY i,lFh. g
town. o. vs. N'""
u,sS ,RedSOr Hlsh. School. !, Lansdowp.
Chester nlsh. Is,I Ridley Park Hieh. o.
rmpte nre2, o. la sale CoileGe, o.
,raInosm hiEh school. as Friends Cen
u,nS ,sSSrlleSton Hlrh School. 10, Camden
tr,.ns.. 81, SOCCER
Friends select, s; Germantown Friends. I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
TEN GUN CLUBS LIST
TRAP SHOOTS TO-DAY
Joe Graves and Charles Biddle
to Cross Gun Barrels in State
Challenge Match at Manoa
roDAY's SCHEDULE

nthEDtfsE
1 Esstrs g. e. q e ssrsa below r'is Elm
ss:,.SSshsIee sSs..Sssae g. g. ssEs1S ssEs1ISssa ssS asl.,.,.
IIEisnd fssvs 2 &. q rs:: EI MIIlo~ Grove
Chester Bius-Rosk Club. Chester.
An even ten cunning clubs. local and
suburban. have shooting matches listed to-
day Nine Of them are made up OF target
competition. while the other one is live
bird sport. There need not be any shyRess
on part OF any gunner shooting at some
club or another, for there are enough clubs
staging matches 10 suit the most conser-
yative gunner.
OF the local group Of shoots there is the
Mount Morlah, Philadelphia Shooting Aead-
emy and the Southwark Club To the tar
get devotees living on the outskirts Of the
city there is the Philadelphia Electric at
Highland Park, the Meadow Springs on the
Media line al South Springfield, the viii
low Grove Gun Club at Willow Grove. the
Highland at Edge Hin ON the Reading and
the Chester Blue Rock Club at Chester,
where they can use their scatter-shot guns
for half day OF good entertainment at the
traps.
The admirer OF the whlte-nyer or live
bird shooting Is due for a treat for az
the Eagle club this afternoon at Manoa. on
for the Pennsylvania State challenge cham
pionship cup will hold interest, beside the
clubs regular weekly event, when Charles
Biddle, OF West Philadelphia. defends his
title In twenty-hve-bird test with Joe
Graves. OF the Delaware Water Gap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
HERMANN SEES JOHNSON
Dreyfuss's Plan for Neutral Commits
sion Reported the Cause

cesiaastI o chairman % sf *: E.siessl donmis
sSa seis,. eenfsrsnss es WITH Ran Jshnsosp pres.
Sssi u ks xmsrisss issFs;; sad msH5Si ~ NE
NJ ls5smsna wgsId ,s ,,a mo- ,ay What brought
stood that thf prop9sal ,of barney DfsSfasz. of
Would Efis"s e o.. 4 r. As ss ';sss sa
.ssss ss|sfs s','.ss nsssss 4 ss rssssss
s1aa. as ~ Il 6irscliy Involves ms.h be said VI
sss ;sss sssiks, sks - 'ss r. ysS p. ss;s
fnss isos a' d & &sss%s % sspsssss me a's % 'sls sis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
AMES TODAY--O OTHER NEWS OF SPORTS W0R|
Toddy's Football Caves
and Last Pears Results

Penn vs.. r,n. a, rla.s.rsA -. 'SgiSi'i
Princeton ". Dartmouth. AZ Prince
ton .s..ss.ss.s-s...s..s s..ss. .4... 80
Harvard ". Cornell. az Cambridge o-to
Yah " W. and q, at New Haven. 7-ie
Army ". Nuianove. at West Point, ta-iG
Navy W. esorria, at Annapolis ....
LAFAYETTE ". Lebanon Valley. NJ Ees-
ton sst..s. .s..t.tss..fsssss.s
g.ehlrh W. Cathelle University. at
south nethiehcm. m................
Swarthmorc ". Urslnus. at swarth-
Ossrss,own v. Albright. ~ wash
nrews own" ". RSisers. at rrcyldcoce
n. and NJ W. Dickinson, ~ Lansas-
nsssrfQrd ". Maryland state, a, Cci-
MsGisn6srT W. BuskDsiI, al Alien
Csilsss ''.s."''is' .''...',. y %. s;.is
%ss.s, SfsS,e v: - srS,aEe 81 sgc1swn sHssa 10.
Allegheny ". drove CITY. at Mead
powdoin v. Rates. Al nrgeswi.k :
Carncsle ,s, Thlei. .e., ritisbgrsh as- @
Colby ~. Maine, at MatcfNiNs. ,.... d-9i
Tufts y; Indiana p, lsd,,nnagg,ls I, ,s.
Mass. AErics v. Worcester, at AM
Michigan i. q. W. oregon i. O., al
henssclner W. MiuuiehurNs ht MIA .
ui. ia. MafS's vs.. Gaiisude,. at Ep,-
New W. Hampshirc vs.. vermont at buf.
Purdue a v. ihinois, at t.afasrtte -. I.
St. Lawrence w.. Norwich. at fanton.
Trinity ". Boston College. at Hart
Unl"s vs., New York tiniscrsIiJ,' at
Michigan ys. syracuse, nc Ann Arbpr TIA
minnesota W. Iowa, ~ Minneapolis 81 q
North tarnllnn ". Va. N. T.. at
Ne,Tc Dnme ne VS. wabash. az Notrs
RoeReSter . vs.. iiamliton. az Rochester. O.
Wisconsin, W. ChlcREo, Rt Madison. 1874
Vanderbilt ". NlrKlnla, at Nashville. 1885
81, Johns W. Washington, at Ches-
w. Va. .wcs'eyan vs. Westminster.
at Huckhnnnnn. o.. s.s......ss...
FSeter W. Princeton Fresh. at Eyeter so o
Susuuehannp W.. Indians, at Carlisle.
I.awrrnrcviIle VS.. Haverford School.
Tome school W. mn. at Port Deposit. s3-
Penn Fresh ". Vale Fresh. nj New
Exeter tss" vs.. Princeton Fresh. at Cam:
iSao "DSaotcs did not play. - '''''' '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

nrst touchdown was made by volinslxy on a
Forward pass from Lechler In the second
period Lechler plunged over the Darby line.
Following a forty-yard run by Moran Wick
scored the touchdown In the third period on
line plunge through left tackle from the
three-yard line The fourth touchdown was
made by Dudley on a forward pass which
carried twenty yards
Captain Hunt was in Episcopal Acad-
emys line-up when the churchmen defeated
the Bryn Athyn Academy eleven by a score
OF 80 TO o. Brilliant end runs and line
plunges gave the Locust street players their
big score
Temple Prep and Ia Sale College played
to scoreless tie In their game at Forty
fourth and Parkside avenue. IL was a hotly
contested match. In the second half Temple
advanced TO La Sales two-yard line. where
the La Sale team held for downs, Just be-
fore the game ended Graber attempted a
goal from the 35-yard line, but the wind
was strong and he missed by few feet
Forty-six to 7 was the score piled up
by Media High in a roughly played game.
marred by disputes between the players,
with Friends Central.
When Lansdowne High fumbled the ball
on its own twenty-yard line in the game
with Radnor High, the latter recovered the
pigskin and scored the touchdown and goal
which won the contest. Z to 0.
In the only soccer match of the day.
Friends School In Private School
League match at Stenton Field goals
to /.
Hayerford's Big Game
With Penn playing Pitt at Pittsburgh
interest in the gridiron game locally this
afternoon will center in the minor college
and scholastic games contest that is
certain to draw a huge crowd will be
played at Haverford. where Haverford
School will play Lawrenceville School in
what Is one of the biggest games of the
season on the schedule OF both teams
Coach Lon Jourdet's freshman squad al
Penn journeyed to New Haven yesterday
to play Yale Fresh this afternoon. and the
Red and Blue youngsters are tuned up
for the battle and are confident of pulling
out the victory
Georgetown Prep will clash with st
Joseph's College on the Stenton Athletic
Club grounds. at Twenty-fourth and Tioga
streets. West Philadelphia High will play
at Perkiomen Seminary and another I'M
portant conflict will bring together VIII.
hanson School and Peddle Institute on the
latter's gridiron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

toIloVlnE an argument TelatiVe @ The
purchase Of liquor. Carmen corninikiio. ~
{enfs old, OF bis kater street was shot ana
tii'ed late last night AZ Eighth aud Car
<'ntef s<f<et4 The police are searching
q. f'<tfo a Aeosyiano. 40 years oId TIE
>~'''sae> = Ne fsnesyN>aIe Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
Princeton Beats Cornell

ITHACA, N. ". Oct. as.-The Princeton SOC
ffer fei t99,esi team defeated Cornell In the firs
iuleItoileglAte game OF the local season hcr,
yesterday, > to o. Cameron, for princeton
played the best individual game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
Friends, Select Victorious

MEDIA Pa. Oct. 2T.-With Captain Shoe
maker on the side lines with a bad les, the
feat OF the season AZ the hands OF the fast
Media High team on the ALTERS field. Scott. the
Media flback. was sent from the ned by the
referee for slugEing. The score was Friends
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
Germantown Girls Win

The Gsrmaptown sirls nsatIy defeated those
r4presentng the Temple University al hockey yes-
terdsy attsrneon py the score OF 4 goals % 4 Ia
Z, same PLACED a. Ms,efxisw We ,w Park Miss ABBOTT
goals. Lineup: S'-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

Time of periods-Two ~ mintes and two 10
new. Black 2; holland. clough, Remmey, Goals
sIes1DT Ksos p. Penn; umpirewIpIs,y W. I,,s ydson
Timsksspsr@P. nssS si. T. Rex. Fem. PD' ''"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
BeLgiu1n-A Record of Today

William c. But the Public Ledgers Special Correspondent has
just returned from of Belgium In Public
Ledger he describes Belgium todaya vivid picture of
things they without regard for what have been told Of
the Germans in Belgium
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

cxsmRIpQE, Hass.; oSs }s.m',aE.sIa
~; I; n ~ 4; X ~; ~ ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
The Real O. Henry

For six literary America has wondered where Henry
spent the Immediately preceding his recognition
shortstory writer Now the whole world knows In this article
learn for the first time intimate facts about the and his
work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
British Women's War Work

Three the public shifted them when they
work Today all Britain cries for their labor Will they be
denied the after the war? Read what May Bosnian says
about it,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

ns.ds Tnpie' NJ. rf<s11; 1'1e' 81 alis,isss. a. ns
i: =; =: ' ] I'; vs. ls;::
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

..... a sss.sssf' sss. sss Ks.'~.a and H."y s~''A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
The Forward Pass

Glenn Warner famous football taccan makes Public
Ledger readers why the forward pass big ground gaining
play It's an excellent article for football enthusiasts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

One OF the bouts at the National nsxt aatur<
Wki,s sea fesns kselPs ef jersey cliy fSsis
thFouzhopt -
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-04-27
GOOD AND had CANDIDATES

The cnndidntcp for the different Of
Gcca ARE coming out thick and most
of them are good men With very few
exceptions the voters of Quay county
could shut their cycu aud make Il Sc
lection that would Ice Nil right, But
II thcEc few exceptions happen Ia get
through and are nominated IL will he
hard to get out aud elect them next
fall NO matter how hard the Demo
Gratis work.
All democrats are not good just be
cause they are Democrats; all kcpub-
leans are not bad just because they
are Republican,. There will he n big
independent vote this year lad it H.
up Ia each pnrty 10 put out its best
men 10 I'll the several Offices, or ns
candidates for same.
Study the list 81 candidate and vote
for the best men. No person has nm
option on my Office unless he is the
beat hS tcat. Bc careful In your gr
lection and you will be satisfied If
your man receives the nomination and
~ elected.