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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

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Iid iberipdltigt duf einen Stibl nieber.
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areis eiHidldgt, iberbdupt duBern lam.
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f1eriu Der meere!"
.Qber ainber, bic .Aueen Marb" unb
ale bic auberH, bas IiHb 10 bic fh6uiteu
unb biditen sngtiIdsn Gdiffs!"
nDsnn MIR Der 2ibop" nod betms
tommtl"
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GROCER oeuti9er SeeIieg!"
60, untermiI6t nit f~raftbolsn Wors
ten Der Geemannsfprahe. rebete e nib
bur1sinaabsr, uno oann, als bds enbliG
6el9ebsne in Ieinsr eoISsu gelpdlt bOr
uns itunb. ba trsisntte fd, mas INNER
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

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t%ptsiene Sagbgebist bidt an Der englis
ihen &iIte, uno bel einem 6lus ports
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0aae unb LAB einen biden 3omau, zen
i'd mitsebraht bate. lleber benz 2eIer
bling Der blante GtabIteib zines Eorpes
hos in 2sberrtemen. Die Sorpabos fno
bic tiihIen GdldfgsnoiIinnen Der Be-
IaBuHg. Sic I4miegen ii4 in Der sans
5en fur4tbartn Slate hires Gtdblleibes
otat Dor bic 8oien. auf einem unoaru
4oientanb fab Elm MatroIe uub I6rt:b
an etnem Brief meter, ben er po6l e:ns
nal uuf einem dnoern Weeresgrunb Be-
sounen bate. 2tn Ieinem tleinen Serbs
lein fab Der &odl, f6Gtte aartoffcin
nnb Iegte ie In cine SdiFet nit DuFer.
DAP 6u mir bas RartoffeIpdIier
nift ousgieBeItI" rtef Der Sdreibsr Beg
&ie6esbriefes Dem Sod 3u.
Der Sngenieur in Der id0nen peibtu
2%eineniade CAB bic G%rtldrung:
g2ln gor6 miiftn mir ndmli4 nit
MnFer Ipareu. @aidsu BARI ii9 teis
ner, uubtr benz Sod. unb Der MIR Tie
9dnbe. Der bort biuten absr ipdidt i'd
altin bas 8eii6t, uno 3iuar nit Dem
8artoffelpaKer! .8a5 gih sineH 70
ih6nen Gang, Iagt e." "...
Pile Iadten, uub btr iunge &osmttiter
9rinite btrgniigt.
8d beaann ber 8pmmanbant:
o&lio = nit BEN 3auAtu Dor
G9iffen, nit benen man ii6 3ueta nibt
70 reht au%attnut, III bas 70 cine SADIE!
Ginmol bate elmer unIerar aommans
banten an 2anb bic 8ieri6et, fi6 born
an ben Bug Itines Boots nit iJeiBer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

S6uB2S fruate id cen Oberteutnunt. -
o3ebn SbGB - feds Sreffer," par
bic tur5s itol3e Qntport.
So iiebt man aud bier INNER nur
ems: Die S4afFer. Ob fe in Rubes
Iteltung unten am Strdnbe Srabben
FiIben, Obsr aus 3drtssFihl fir bic
frommen @~ineeborenen an einem
air4turm muir bic Spite abtragen unb
ben @ier6au lteben tdfen unb f90u abb
oeden, bdmit Der Gngldnber 8tpdr teine
qdnbmarte mebr iiebt, ber Glame aber
INNER no6 feline @lode fat; ober Oh bic
Solbaten in ben 9iinen cine Ihnungs
bate &uninden3u6t betreiben, bor alien,
I'm feIbIt 4bpe9slung BON Der number
bolIen GrbenIuppe nit Sped gu baben,
bic i4 INNER nit So6geuuB gel0ffeIt,
dber aud, um 6eim drlau6 3pet ooer
orei geI9tdmtete &drnifel NIT beim5uz
brtngtu uno Der Grau o6er Der Mutter
gu 3eigtn, baB Der Mariner an Der
flanbriI6eu 8rpnt oles bat, mas er
brduft - eiuerlei, es pirb dies gez
Idafft nit iener S46pFsrTreuoe am
S9affen, bic, na9bem es nun einmal
bprbei lit nit benz garuoies, lie giitige
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benz 9eutiheu aber i'm gang beionberen
ais 6eItes Grbteil Ieines eigeueu Deiens
ii6riggetaTen bat. 9as 2ieO bonn tdtia
gen 2e6en, bas nlr aus benz @lduben
on bic eigene Siegertraft iid empOrrius
gen fam, tlingt ii6erdG peit6in tber
bic gan3e Stefrout In 6iarbrrn,
,q(6tt bic gtiffe2 ltnIere 6odiees
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limb bas title S4affen, bon benz nies
mano ni9ts peiB uno oeFeu buhe BOLT
|Ipaunung bur4 iein sroBes 2eu4ten
fi6t6ar ipirb?"
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

pa ntr ni6t iddrf idieBen t0unsn,
miheu mir bod einen WdferIhuB feus
EN-" meinte Der &ommanbant. 8as
muB iooisl BON 3ett 5u 3eit geI6eben,
oumit man peib, OaB bic Robre tlar
inb.
oOberss Robr btpdFsrnl" rief e.
mad pprn.
Die antlport fam 8uriid: rgtobr If
beip1Hert!"
Damn rieFs ipisber: rG9Ieuien uuf!"
9us G4o fam 3urid: Sinh uur!"
Damn rpisoer oa5 &ommdnbo: ,Quss
iduBpattOne fiiqen!"
RiidmeIouHg; SIT sefi1tl"
.gfD6r fertig?1
pSit Tertis!"
Ser Gommdr0ant: ,2(6tung Ios!4
Sin 8eben giug bur6s 69iff, aIs
Der bldue S9sin Der elettriiden .3ins
oung bur9 ben 8ootsraum blibte unb
bic IusIdubpatrone our @rploIion
brddte. Di: 4reBluit iogte bic ppIe
Waherlabung bes 3prpeborobres bins
aus in bic Meere8tiefe. Dos toftete nies
manO bas 2eben, ais etipa mnpotii9tigam
Weergetier ba brauBeu. 8loB unter Der
@eipalt bes BdTeyiauFes purOe bas
Boot fdptrer eridittert, ais tpeun Der
gIatte, 8~ugeIpiBte SorpeOo aus Dem ao9r
ms WaHer geglitten mare. Der unauges
nebme a~ugenblid lam aber erit mad bern
6huB. Inter Der aus benz Robr in oen
8ootsrdum 3uriditr0menben 9reBluft
puroe aus BEN atmoIpbdriiasn lnttrs
orud in ~ipenigsn Setuubeu Elm Itdrter
lleberbrud, unb pie uniidtbare Singer
legte IS Tid auf ben 9eb6rgang, unb
bic 0hren beganuen 3u iduien.
2l6er bolO lit man an ben lle6trorad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Erlebntsse bel oen oeutscben See uno Iuttflotten.
Uon Anton fenortcb, omn 10 r~mn. vns Stuttgart

gd6iebt, roenn bic 5reube gar5 groB 1T,
Wtan trant uuO fang, 9iel uuO gut.
8eibes!
llnD bdnn Ttdnb Der aapitdn auf unO
Iprd8 nit Ieinem ternigen gdB geipi4s
tige SGBe boiler 8raft uHb Wirbe. als
a6er bas pod auf bic Sieger bertlungen
mar, fam aus benz Ulunbe bes I4pdbi=
iten Geemauns abi6tisBenb un0 NIT
beod6tiger 8efrieOigung uno inbaltss
I4perer 8u9t 3ugtei6 bas fa0ne Bort;
Sic buben's gsYdafft!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Q. ilnb mieher bic sdnffer.

Sn meiutn erlebuiFsu an Der bslais
ihen Qanbs 5rout Dor rinem Sabr bd6
i1 bon benz altsn 9slebrttn er5dbIt, Der
bic 9euiidtn 6esptgen iir 70 %eef6hrIi9
belt, ptiI is IoIde .trdbdinsurs- itien.
SIN srobsn 9esuiHsHBOF in 8riiees gru.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
eBnmmiianaer iitleraeaeat.

Der aer5teausi9uB BON Gfobs9trlrn
bate an bas &riessminiFerium cine
Gingabe geriftet, bdmit her Mangel al
8u~mmiIaugern fir bic tiinitIihe Grndbs
rung abgeitelt fpirO. Bie bic v9ers
liner 4er3tstorrsIponben8" meIOet, bat
Ous ariegsminiiterium geaatpOrtet, baB
cine geniigenbs Menge BON Robsummi
our Sertslung poR tdgli9 5000 bis
1000 @ummiInugsrn fr~eigssetsn Iei,
sbeufo cine ~geniigenOe Weuse bon aeges
neratz6ummi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
gnidIan anf ein araftpert ant @6ein

Die bic gaIeIer .Gutionalseitung"
bsrnimmt, bat Elm 3oabtomttr bts
I9pei5erii9sn 3oapoftens abeinfelbsu
en- ihnei3erifdeu Rbeinufer i'm 8aloe
obsrbalb bes Staulpsrts bss a~roffperts
Elm 3uIammenlegbares Sessltu6boot
unb barin iiber 20 8ombeu q%efanben,
bic ie~bsnfuls hafiir beitimmt fudreu,
mittsls oss gootes in ben Slug geporitn
gu perosn, I'm I6pimmenb in Bic Sur
biHenanlagsn bes araftnerts su eelans
gen uub ourd gyplofoneH grobtn Ghos
ben au5urihten. Shon Sonntaa frHh
5 rbr purbsu BON ber gren3Idubnnhe
am baoiidsn uItr hrei Ttarle Dsfouas
tiousn i'm 5luB in Der adbe oss Stou=
uerts grb6rt. Sc 6anoslte Iin bobei
iebenfdlS I'm einen eriten 9erIad, bic
Bomber in ban Stub an ptrIsn. Die
Sdtsr iiHo Bel 6isisr Qrbeit sslt0rt NOR
ben. Die 8unbesonmaaihaFt nito bas
Qotige sur 5tititrlung bes Sdtbelanbts
une sur 8triulsuns Der Eater unerDntn.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Burglar Escapes Chase
BV Policemen and Posse

An exciting man hunt in which the
police reserves Of the Second. Sixth. and
Eighth precincts and scores Of citizens
took part, occurred shortly after last
midnight when A burglar was detected
in the act of rifling a desk in the furni-
ture store of +. j. Nee e. Co.. 745 Sew
enth street northwest. The man made
his escape after obtaining about 81 in
change and a small quantity Of postage
stamps, despite the fact that squads OF
police surrounded the building a short
time after his presence was discovered
y blue coat was left behind by the
intruder. The police obtained name
and address from label on the coat,
and are working on this clue.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Extended Program Is
Arranged for the Blind

An extended program of readings ana
music for the blind will be given at the
Library OF Congress Tuesday "at s:lo
o'clock. Mrs Frank b. Lord. Mrs. Ed
win. Callow. Wilson Il. Wilmot. ana
EdwIn Callow will participate.
Mrs. Lord will give several soprano
solos, including "Haymaking.' by
Nccdham: The Birth OF Morn. - r.
l.eoni; The Pine" Woodman, ana the
swallows" r. Cowen. MIR. Wilmot win
give several rano SOLOS, and Mr., Car
low bass solo and several readings,
including Tony the Barber on wasn-
eenton Da Besta Place" ...I..f..
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Pretty California Girl
Inventing High Explosive

BERKELEY, Cal. Jan. 23.-Though
she abhors war. pretty Beatrice Ru-
dawsky University Of California =radu-
ate, who looks the artist more =. n the
scientist, is experimenting with dead
~ explosive which she says will be more
powerful than the most effective ex-
plosive now in existence.
Explosives" she says. ARE as valu-
able to peaceful pursuits as to war.
II my experiments are successful I
should like to think of them as a step
In science. rather than as means OF
killing more men"
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Plant Advertises for
Man With But One Leg

. CATAsAUQUA, Pa, Jan 2S-The
most unique advertisement ever seen in
the papers of the Lchigh valley was one
this. week by the Dryden horseshoe
works. of Satasauqua. for one-legEed
men. Labor is scarce, and the Dryden
plant has machine where cripples can
earn just as much stamping out shoes
as men who are entirely able-bodied.
The advertisement contained a clause
that applicants who can earn from s.
a day and upward must present certifi-
Gates that they are non-drinkers.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Masters, Mates, Pilots
Body Headed by Pruett

J. II. Pruett was elected president OF
the Masters. Mates and Pilots Associa :
ton at the final session of the annual
convention at the Ebbitt last night.
The other officers elected are +. b.
Whiting. first vice president: w. r.
Dsniers. second vice, president; w. A.
Phinnev. third vice president; X. ).
Lavender, fourth vice president; A. b.
Derlin treasurer: NJ, d. Tenniswood.
secretary. Ulster Davis was eletced to
the board of trustees for period OF
three wears. and other members elected
were d! w. Pratt and r. NJ. Lavender.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Carnegie to Pose With
'Marse Henry in Movies

MIAMI Fla. Jan. 23.-Fecling much
stronger than when he arrived fort
wight ago. Andrew CarncSia has re-
turned 10 Miami from a short cruise
down the bay. Next week he intends
to go outside. where there is better fish
ing.
He has consented to pose with James
Nhitcomb RcilC and col Henry Wat
1trson for lnts'on picture reel, the
pictures TO be taken on the hOuscboat /
$verGlades. which he has chartered
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
New Yorker Is Awarded
For Rescuing Two Women

John +. Tracey. of New York, has
been awarded a silver medal of honor
DN secretary of the Treasury McAdoo.
iof hcroism In sa sing Anna Hagan and
Nina Brennan. Of New York city, from
drowning at Rockaway Beach. Au-
gust I.
The two young women were carried
beyond their depth by n strong under
tow. Tracey brought both OF them
safely to shallow water.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23

me association tndorsed Secretary
Danleis proposed plan for a naval re-
serve Of United States merchant marine.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
Gregory Dismisses Agent
Who Let Lincoln Escape

BY direction OF Attorney General
Gregory. r. J. Johnson. deputy United
States marshal in New York. who was
in charge of Ignatius r.. 7. Lincoln
when the latter escaped. has been re-
moved from Office. Lincoln. an sllege1
German spy was wanted by Scotland
Yard. and was being held pending ex-
tradition. to answer a charge OF forgery
GUIDES Flowers Are Supreme.
Best for all occasiom. Practically
fresh cut when ordered. 1914 + St.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
KEEP L|TERACY TEST
IN IMMIGRATION BILL
Committeeman Also Provide
Penalty for Steamship Com
panies Which Bring Undesir-
ables Here.

The Burnett immigration bill. which
has been vetoed by two Presidents,
probably will come from the House
Committee on immigration this week
and another attempt will be made to
enact It into law. The bill will retain
the literacy test, which caused vetoes
by President Taft and Wilson, but was
amended in several important partl"u-
lars at an executive meeting of the
comslittee yesterday afternoon.
On motion of Congressman SABBATH OF
Illinois, the committee struck from the
bill the provision that immigrants from
Mexico. Cuba and Canada should be ex-
empt from the limitations of the pro-
posed law. Mr.. SABBATH is an opponent
OF the literacy test. but he insisted that
the llteracy test If included, shall be
made to apply to all immigrants.
Another change made in the bill was
by an amendment increasing the mead
tax on immigrants from 81 to S. The
bill originally carried an increase to So.
The bill also was changed to give the
Commissioner of immigration authority
TO refuse admission to any immigrant
who for any reason" might become a
public charge.
Excludes Asiatic Question.
After a heated discussion the commit
lation to stop immigration from Asiatic
countries. Pacific coast members have
been demanding most drastic legislation
along this line. but the committee de-
cided to report out no anti-Asiatic bill
until the Secretary of State may he
consulted regard<g Ahe International
situation whitL might arise.
The comnL/t"c voted Nrorably on an
amendmC( by Mr. SabNth penalizing
etn,, ~, Nia l,t h,,,, Nt1
cor><>ry undesirable immigrants who are
refused admission. Under the proposed
amendment. the steamship company
would be required not only to take back
to Europe such immigrants. but would
be required to repay to the immigrant
his passage money. this payment being
in nature of fine for the careless
ness of the steamship company. The
amendment is designed to bring about
more strict inspection Of immigrants be-
fore they are allowed to take passage
from foreign countries.
Goldfogle Opposes Measure.
Former Congressman Godfoglc, OF
New York. appeared before the commit
tee in opposition to the bill. He reitcr-
ated his opposition to the litcracy test.
alleging that it was hardship upon
the worthy immigrant who may have
been denied educational advantages,
while it would not interfere with the
criminal classes possessing educational
requirements.
Mr.. Goldfogle said he did not expect
any great movement or immigrants to-
ward this country after the European
war, because of the work of rcha blita-
ton that would require the prospective
immigrants to remain in their own
countries. He suggested. however, that
it was possible there might be large
immigration from Russia and Poland
because OF race prejudice.
The Washington times., 1916-01-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Charlie Chaplin today in "'rhc New Iani-
tor Virginia, Soon Charlie in Carmen.
The Sunday Evening times Give.
reLsble advertisers last minute talk
with over forty thousand nomea
Rectifcr of Wills.
w. l.. Russ, Munsey EIdg.,
and 30 Wall St, y. Y. City.
Phone Your Want Ad to The Times,
Nam $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-05

anything v1- laDkmg tu make tlr ar
rival Of Never, tt dartmouth piptur-
rspuv and interesting ocCusiou. that tpl
baseball suit supplied ~
McN're was found not to b, sufficient.
N saturated with learning Co be- eligible
for either the football M hps,hun ysrI-
'iirs but ho did get into some oi tn,
practice gfmDs. aud ON thes, occasions
Vurwhuops took M, pipr, Of tho regular
college Nolls of civilization
Chi,f Gees to Tr state League.
Realizing that know ledge could mot i,
yrommcd into him fast enough to mpE.
MN oi any use lo ih, cullcg, In am
athletic sons,. Glaze tried tu give Mr,.
rrS 10 John / n,lor then owner of
the Noston Americans
Don't overlook the hir rrdsln. nr..
going Ten Doe uur of the greatest catch.
'fH I'm tho country urged Glaze. Wuu
ut that time was u mcmhcr ut the nut.
ton club pitching staff hut n,Ior
lnll,d To cnthusc and Glaze planted
Viewers with club n the rn.Sptr
league
The following ,cu ho won, To 50
raul IN the American association. and
one Nour later hls work behind the hp,
lnr NcW York was stirring the hn..
Nnnhul,uniles into state bordering ON
enthusiasm.
since that time hc has been perpetual
h I'm the public eye mm h, harbour nu
resentment against Glaze Tor hH .in-
dragged him out of ubs,urlu D., main
force
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-05

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nnrtN 90 exceed s. uol 900 600 viii hc
inflated 'n H,'noo nUooo1 or f2i ooo, 600
'" nrd ''N freight Ht' in the United
State would have 2" be- raised 10 TAX
off |h. interest "n lh"Se in'icssed
I 5000 mup,r absolutely knew whit
". auug uu iu IN. valuation matte.
Nnd Nh. contention. hcing made, yov
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down You mover hnv' had 30 I'M
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-05
RIVERS SEEKING
SWEET REVENGE
Mexican Anxious to Prove to
Fans That He Is Better
Than Jay MaySe.
WHITE BOY THE FAVORITE
Vastly improved, and Friends
Think He Can Whip Mex
ICan Any Time.
l,r,cuso sweet

lir,cusr - sweet
Nonody viii umuy chat statement
Il h. I'm old saying Chat everybody
realizes b. true
joe River. Mexican Vhu meets JAY
Alry-c Monday night NJ the u NJ. 4
A weekly smoker IN ia round final
bout believes revenge Is sweet lie
doesn't know yet, absolutely having
never tasted H. but be- feels II Is some
thing to be- greatly desired. lie cN.
poets 10 be able 10 write an essay on
Just how sweet revenge is after that
Monday evening battle For be- II
known. Joe Is out for revenge He Is
hot on IT. trail and feels that he wiIl
gain H.
Joe viii get one of two things Mon.
day night lie viii either got revenge
1r very good llckins pt the hands uD
MHylc A couple N vo,ks ago the twu
boys met and lny VA. returned fi..
tor Thuga did not SO iurt exactly .H
they should haN, gone un that occasion.
however aud the Mexican wants NIud0
cation After that bout he WAS accused
OF bcins yellow and ho Wuuts 60
show hs friends that those who are mot
80 friendly also. that there's no TRUTH
I'm the accusation Jora skin ls yd.
low. but the swarthy Mexican intend
% demonstrate that there's none Of tho
aulv color underneath
Accident Is Fatal
An accident at the former mtcunI OF
those Two ho,H roslliou unhapplly iur
KNtr. n was IN the second round
River, slipped at tHo same time Muy.r
put in a blow TO the iH,r. and th, MOI.
team went 10 the floor While Do, Was
atm down tho gong soundcd, but IN the
Excitement Moygo failed 10 hear tho
signal Rivers heard n and made uu
effort 10 protect himself a.. ho arose,
MalHo put In r. right TO th, JAWS that
rocked Rivers and again sent him down
This served to unncrve The Mexican. lie
Nas an easy victim tor MaSoc IN the
ncNt round
supporters or Nluyse believe he has
improved so much OF recent days that
hn can heat Rivers any time They
think n WAS no duke that other vic.
tu'' So on that little difference of
opinion there rcsts the chance for a
C-cat battle And a great battle IL Just
what win hC looked for by the fans VINO
turn out 10 SEQ tho bout
Rivers has been under tho wing Of
Sammy Samson, manager of Nate Jack
sun, fur the last three Year,. Unless hr
shows some Improvement In his second
chsh with Msyse. samson will think It
has becn practically o waste of time and
attention So II is 4 pretty important
natter for Rivers, this second meeting
With Maysc
MSyse Anxious TO Win.
The Monday night encounter also viii
nicnu good deal to Maysc. on hls
showing against the Mexican much WIN
AHPfWI -
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SENIORS DOWN SOPHS:
LEAD IN CLASS LEAGUE

WITH White out ul tho .oplopor,
ln'-up the seniors Won Yesterday
i0me from the secoud.,car men hand
~ and assumed clean lead u tl. r
'rirhss hu.kctbsll race ni Oklahoma
l'ghs'huol The suorr was % ro lf nh,
'roshmeu girla beat the iuninr e.rI. 70
3. and advanced 90 second rbr.
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% festive month that ends the druuth
uf winters non.elustlc dope
When once again the bunch ewing,
south
and pop-c'od bugs mo- longer mopo.
When there is sumchllnr more than unR
To nm the ever NRwnlng spacc
Mud an THIS SNOW -ouCrustcd bunk
Nu longer starcs one, I'M the face
. llig League month off turs rupufu.
llcrr.s back az YOU both and fore.
Come ou iam n the Bush recruit
\ui Hkld along unto the score.
Whit matter l the same oId uuf.
l'rlnga hnck again tine sam, odd .m.l
4 'umu nu und duus, This NWu.. .nu
ANA disuulu,t the utmosphcrr
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RICHARD FEELING GAY.

NEW YORK Feb. Tex Elr.,,J
Who s promoting the Willard. Nlo.r
n"'nit here Mnrrh u. said Friday thai
" Nul'rds manager Tom Jones. would be
N'rc n,Nt week aud the final arrccm,p,
would be signed Wednesday
ollnched this match by po.niv,r,
threatening To bring Moran ana Dillon
together In This city ror purse pl,no,,
a. llig' os III" ono am putting mn for
W lilhld ana Moran tHid Richard "Wil.
hld Is not coming cast with Jones po,t
week hntI win Insist TINT the chnmpInn
slall train In this vicinity fur al lr, ~
three weeks prior 10 March n Tho men
themselves Will have "a agree ON rcf
Gree fur under NO circumstance Win :
act In lln capacity ~ did nj Reno At
he Johnson -Jeffrios light "
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MANY CHAMPS TO TAKE
PART IN BOSTON EVENTS

.NusIuN. Fob College, and rluhs
'h' east suh middle vcst sent 10 thIs
cl'' today 800 athletes to comp,t, In
W' annual indoor track and field meet
" 'h' Boston Athlete association tu.
hghi In. entry lsl Included many
champions