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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
9raebmanms Min6e.

Gn nD 9rucbmann=5tatn nil III
bliDe rej1t 2orrD 6glbergs &i66er=
iol pg 9rocbmann=&ro paa Trcbe=
rifSberg> Ser 1eber b9jt paa, al
9racbmann Ser bor l9rt ga'th at
og font reflamerer lau tent
melig ublnf9r6igt me6 Napnet. =
Sen 5totue, Ser i Tior blcp nfiit-
re-, tc1 en lille Nip5:tyr:; S Aor
ifal set bore 1pffe6es SEN eatre=
prenante &rob9rt at faa EN- Gtot!1e
/ lterre Gormat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Sen teplo9iffe Gmbe6sefsame1t
6eles.

Otter $n61tilling fra oct teologi=
ife Safultet bill Ser mi finoe en De=
ling @teo al BEN teologiife @mbe6s=
efSomen, iaale6es at 6enne fol6er /
to 9ele ligeiom Sc 9brige @tn6ie=
retninger. 6Grite Sci fommer til
at omfatte gepe Seltamentes 6or-
folfning og &irfens &iitorie, an6en
Del 9ogmotif, Moral og &eligions=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
SER meo, at Der forelaa Dbertre=
6elie al @auiulerne.
st Sur ,1nae Mcnneifer

of &jpbenbaons 9oliti
figtet for &la%uiulbr11o. On 8ogn-
la6ning Scot ffuloe ,BaDe bnret fprt
til l16lan0et> en- Yribatmano GAP
&olitiet 0plpsning berom, men DC
1ngc Meneifer mao bnpe fooet Mp3
ON 9agen, for Sc CT mi 0 rlDun6ne,
antagelig til ~l16lanoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mn Wotorfabrif.

@n ny flor Motorfobrif bill an
tagelig | NOR 6remti6 blibe bpg-
get poo &%eroalsbei 9lt for Mal=
borg. st &ar rnge Sngeniprer.
Stlloo1en og &ronborg, Ser er biem,
meb6renoe / Malborg og Sierrits,
leb> men bar facet 6eres 166anz
nellie | England bar 6nifet at fjgbe
ct For Scr. 2on6 al 8penS Ssyorb
til Bpggeplo0s for SEN npe Tobrif.
Wfon mener> at Soge1t goar / Or
ben. Ser ifal leggeS Sernboneipor
til Sobriten> iom 19rlig bill trent
itille Boo6=M otorer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
9abet qtner iaiem.

Foo Stran6en pe6 &onitboIm CT
Der orebet ct Sig / 2on6 of en- ca.
3O=oorig Won6. 2iget bar fun ifprt
unoerbenflp6er og ct &or 2erre6s.
1tebler> 1oa Oct bar umuligt at i6er.=
t~ificere BET. 2iget bar life meget OBJ
Lott og iao fife u6 til at babe 6rc=
bet / &abet ret l9nge - f%ormo6ent=
Zig ct 6en 11fjen6te en- al Sc mango
ODER bbem @%eiterbabetS @9lger luf.
feoe Jig efter Set itore Drama Ser
1t6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Gn %frA9teliq 9pb&

acknowledged 6mitb &olitebro,
Der bar aniat be0 M%ergelbone11 /
9ee1S, er bleben 6rnbt be6, at ct
2ofomotib> Ser bar UNDER &eporo.
tion og be6 '&iulp al Ounfru1t Dor
leftet fra Sor6en fal6t neo orer
bam og fnulte bans &ooe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Stor @@e. til BE- fripillige @orps

Set paatenfes = efter bbao
~gtatt.". erfarer - / Sen nprmc1t.,
Sremti6 at foripne Sc fripillige So
beoita0s= &orpS' So6folfsofoelinger
me0 Gpfler. @i6ti1 bop6e fun @orp=
leneS &efDlaf0elinger bpret cpflen=
De, men ga Nptten al So6folfsaf=
oelingerne bill bore ret begren1et,
bbis life 6eres MfttionSra6ius u6bi~
oeS /, betD6elig @ro6> er Ser, 1om
1ogt, Flaner ON inorlig Mn1foffelie
al GDfler> og Set t9r betrogtes 1or1
gibet> at laapel &j9benbabns glmts
SfDtteforps 1om &onges1s 2ibipger=
forpS MT bil faa ct &or &nn0reoe
@pfler til 6eres So6folfsof6elinger.
Wan t9r forn1o0e, at 9enne flor
1tile6e @ape = font 1p%6banligt,
noar oct ggl6er ltore Sorbe0ringer
al Moteriellet in6enfor bore fribil=
lige. &orpS = 1fDl0es en- Mun0,
bbis Nobn fje16es al enbber fri
billig 5fptte og ipbrigt er fjen6t
langt u0 cper 5fptterneS Mpffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
6an6elsitan6ens iprte Taar.

Ms1esior Ghorl1p bar onbol6t en-
30=aarig @rosierer Bruno @j9rn=
bof, ser oprin0elig bar iolgt Sen
SIZE, ON bbilfen @rosierer 9ebs=Mf=
feren 6reje6e fig ON. @rosierec
0ebs far maattet betole EN- 1t9rr.
8g6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mej1cnbe til @nslanb.

Set Brittle Son n1at me06eler:
Com 6p1ge al Sc .npe &e1temmel*
fer, ser er n6lte6te al Sc britiffc
Mutoriteter, bpr &erioner, lom agter
at rejie til 5torbritannien eller IT,
6e Britt fe &o1onier, benpen6e fig I
Set BRITTLE &on1u1ot, &jpbenbapr,
(M. 1O-1), a61fillige Gage for Sc
gn1fcr at rei1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
+filoiofi. Sen fongelige Mnoro-
ming ON Delingens @iennemfgrelle
pentes CIT al Dagene.
2a1tbbobyiifplen.

I Otter at 6en nl1p9renbe Direftpr
for 2af0bobeiffpfen, @ofiegermeitcr
Ssriis efter Mnipgning bar erbolot
fin Mfife0 fra Site M11gu1t, bar @on-
gen / &enbolo til 2onobrugsmini-
iteriets Soreftilling, iom er foronle-
6iget beo en- al 2on6bobgiifolens
nnoerpiSningSraab 6erom frernlat
enitemmig Mnmo6ning, nonpb1.t
Hrofesior beo 2an0bobpjifolen $.
8, s. @llinger til Direftpr for
2onobobsjifolen for ct Siosrum al
5 Mqr fra lite September
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

Sen nnge 5nob: Sou fpSier Srd=
fenen fin lille @nolp igjen. @bor-
for fan De life for6ele 0eres @nni It
en- lille 5m11le?
@enitun0en: 6or6i at Sbalpens
er iaa forifielltge> ST. Yeterlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Gn berpmt Game.

Sm fort Sio u0fommer Der en-
1tprre M1ta Mielien=8og / bbert
2onD / @urppa og Mmerifa. - S
Danmarf bar &unltforloget ~9al1=
mari" opertoget l1ogipel1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
gn @ros1erer / &jpbenbapn s.

&empel> Ser bar gjort fig ifpl6ig {
Sbertrp6elle al @fSportforbu6et an
gaaenOe Ben opitgtSbeffen6e Slip
fiife=Mff9re for be6 76e &riminal=
fammer moottet betule EN- 866e paa
10000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
5yllath.

5pmmcrtiben pg MorsingbDernc.
Naa ct al Sc Is 2on0boere bel IS t
Wp0e / G601d paa Mors ba- moi
beotaget Ser / 9ognet at drbej0e
efter SEN gornle Sis. Sf,(ernc bill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Sem rnsfife &rigsfanqer

Der bor flpgte0e fra en- tpif 6ange>
.1e1r> er onfomne til &pnne / en- ao=
ben @oa6. 9e bar bpret 3 9oqe
ON Suren ODER 9iteri6en. Oe er nj,
onbrogte, Mmtets Sioleringsbns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Almtuoeltgt Eftsrrftnt,1grr
Mftnene Mapne,

I'll Minbe ON n=8aa0encS Be
brifter bar ct 9ggtepor beiluttet at
qipe Dere5 5en Mopnet &eriifope-
lee.
@pis famine W]t:rar fer foar
en- Datter, ifa1 hult beooe T,rpe,
Sine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
,,Snrra % @allelnia".

8rofes1or $. IS. 8angs 8og ont
fpn Mano, uogipet unoer Mapnet
,,&urra 90 @ulleluia", bor bunoet
1oa flor Opmprfiombe0 / ENGLAND,
at Ser ON fort Sis bill foreligge en-
.Oberiettel1e bos Sirmaet Soooer 4
5tougbton / 2onoo1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
8nrmei1ter & @ain u6bi6er.

Ser ipneS at bore ct 1t6rre &c.
retagen6e UNDER Spiejling / &i6=
benbopn. Set er 8nrmei1 tier &
8ainS l16bi6elle poo &efSbale6en.
5elbe 5agen er gammel> tbi Sob
gibningsmogten for 10 poo Sinons=
lopen ianftioneret Mfltaaelien of Sc
forn96ne Mreuler. 9}u er Ser 1fet
set, at Hlanerne er in61en6te til
Minilterens depreciation. Set er j.
altio ct 5fri6t bi6ere frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Sc tnife &lnbere.

Ser neite oaglig pasierer &eliinger
paa Sci u0 fra &attegot, bor oq1oo
til Spgabe at pas1e poo Dompernc
mes &ontrabon6e til set fien6tltqc
nolono. On iao6an Slipper praieoe
/ 6elge ~&elfing6r 3d." / 2abolms=
bugten en engel1f Domper pao
ipenf Spomraaoe. On ipen1f Gorpe=
6obao0 Tom 1trofS til @te0e % op=
lpite SlpDeren ON, at bon befanot
Zig inoenfor acknowledgements,
bporcfter ban foripan6t ipopoo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
,,@nlI1ich"

s Sen lenere Sis er Ser meo
9ompifibene ~Smf" og u8ergen-
BUS" anfommen mellem 80 90 40
ltore elegante 2ufiusouton1obiler til
&jebenbabn fra @%nglon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
8renbebins=9 ramaerne.

Nei man. toler ON 8%r9n6ebtns>
9ramaerne: Get begDn6te me6 Mor=
oct poo Gbriitionsbobn, Der gan=
ife Dilt life 6irefte fremfom beb
8rgn6ebin, men bbor &i6nef orbp=
rene bragte EN- bel &effe mon0lige
og f%bin0elige Sn0ipi6er op / 9fette11
Ser bar 6rufne ligegpl6igt paa bpao
Si6 al 96gnet, man tog 6em op.
5aa TOM Ser 8r9116ebinS6rumaet /
Borgergaoe, bDor Holitiet tillt6lt
bleb ltooenoe be6 6en 6orfloring, at
Man0en bar fal0en u6 al &in6uet.
@ierningsmpn0 og &i6ner bar 6p6<
0rufne, naar man fit 6em op> og
11aar MON l6gte at faa 6em 96rn,
fit Sc 9elirium trer1ens / Mrrel ten.
gu er Ger ct NIT &r9n6ebins=9 roz
ma - / M6elga6e. 9p66ruffen fal.
Ser en- Some ne0 as Srapperne. &c
Sillte6eb9ren6e er ogiaa %6966rufne,
og ffubber ben6e bare in6 moo
&gggen> for at Sc ielb fan rabe
forbi ben0e. Ser finder nogle til
fpl6ige 6orbiposieren6e ben6e =
$50. Mfbol6s1agen bor biit fife felt
fun6et in6 / @aggaar6ene / Set gorn=
70 Q~1Mhcnhnnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
~Dannark.~ =

foritaor Blot lite, at &egieringen
lite forlang1t bar in6iet Mpobet1-
DtgbeDen beraf. 5elD ONT De 9errer
inoenfor 6enne bar Miniitergager.
bar Sc flelte bog ogiaa 6rner. Sr.
&o6e fejrer 10 iaaleoes MI @glb-
.brpllup, iaa for bam er Ser ingen
|Gbibl. &r. 3ables 6r1e er 6erimo6
ioa it9rft optaget iom 5tenogrof
/ &igs6ogen, at BUN maaife life
.toger fig at ilige n%n6eroroneoe
.@pgrgsmoal / &nsboloningen.
&gsbagen!
ga, BET begpnoer ogioa mart at
blibe ct brpnoen6e> Sp6rgsmqal:
Noor fommer Terien? Sou er set
life 5erie> BET er fun afbr116te Me=
ser og n6palgene orbej6er 1ta6ig
og lober % bi6ere al 6e famine Sor-
lD1tel1er TOM b10t1l. gtdtnrl1gb1S!
@ur Sc 1t66et in6e loo lpnge, fan
Sc 10 1io6e 9prebopsti6en me6!
Sc mange Tprbr16elier.
5oo toler man ON 6e mangt
6orbrp6elier og Sen &un6 al Sor=
09rbelie, Sc %of1erer. SsSffffe .@ummi=
@pefulonterne. Set &pn1ortium
MON mt bor facet fat l. faar ner=
melt &jpbenbabnerne til at 1mile>
11aar man tpnfer fig bDilfen Mrt
al Mrtifler> Ser ct goaet til Sp1f=
lan6. Mean maa ielo gj6re fig fine
Sonfer be1om. 9e 1toffelS Mager=
farle= Mgenter bleb brp6lp1e, 6a
Observation-Disclosures begpn0te, for6i
0eres SLIDER" bellere onbrogte Sc
res &enge / 0ampifibSaftier ems /
fien6te 6n6res letleben6e 6pnncr,
iao fon6t Sc Sen ny Sci.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14

Furnished rooms to rent to- ladies or
man and wife. Inquire 401 Sharon
Avenue, or Phone S73.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
Special Meetings.

If you have not been attending the
special meetings at the Methodist
church, you have missed a number of
fine services. Perhaps there has
never been such an interest shown in
revival meetings in the history of our
city. The first five days have seen nine
confess Christ. The power of the
spirit IS being manifest and men are
asking for light.
If you want to hear a great choir of
more than fifty voices sing the song Of
soul life come out to the meetings If
you want to hear gospel sermons come
If you want to learn the way of eternal
life come Next week VIII open to all
q chance for christian worship. See
tie program for the Sunday services
under the Methodist notes.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
Csndidate for State Senator.

C. W. Miller, Republican candidate
for state senator from the 18th district,
made the Cap Sheaf a very pleasant
call Tuesday evening. Mr. Miller is a
very pleasant and agreeable gentleman
to converse with. Altho he spent an
hour in our Office he spoke no detrimen-
tary word of his opponent We feel
that it would be advantageous for the
voters Of Cove county TO support man
who is interested in this section Of the
state. As far as capabilities are con-
cerned there is no one IN this senatorial
district better fitted to I'LL that Office to
the perfect satisfaction of every tax
payer than Mr.. Miller, and we owe it to
ourselves to bring this important Office
as near home as possible. Grainfeld
Cap Sheaf.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
Notice OF the Registration of Voters.

Notice CT the Registration of Voters.
Under the election laws governing
elections held in cities of the second
class al voters Of said cities must
register before they ara qualified to
vote. Al electors of the city os Hays,
Kansas, who failed TO vote at the last
general election held in said city on
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day of November 1914, and have not
registered since said election, or if
they are registered have moved from
one ward Of said city into another, or
have moved from one place of residence
to another in the same ward, or if they
did vote at said election and have since
changed their place of residence and
have failed to register or notify the
City Clerk of such removal as required
by law are disqualified to vote at the
next election.
Do not wait until election day to find
out whether you are qualified to vote;
but be sure you are properly registered
on or before the the 9th day of Octo-
Der, 1916
Therefore notice IS hereby given
that the registration books of said city
are now open lor registration of voters
at the clerk office over the postoffice of
said city. And from the 18th day of
October, 1916, until the 9th day of
said month said books will be kept open
for such registration until ten o'clock
each night Said books viii be closed
from and after ten O'Clock p m, Oc-
tober q, 1916.
Done at my Office this 11th day of
October, 1916. F. Loreditsch,
IL 81 City Clerk.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
District Court.

Court adjourned Wednesday night,
subject to call.
In Shuber VS.. J. P. Brown a verdict
by the jury was in favor of plaintiff.
A new trial was granted.
Stout against Quint was not tired.
Demurrer to the answer was sustained.
Hennerich VS.. Snyder was tried out
partly by the jury. The jury was given
a long list of questions and upon the
answers the court decided in favor of
the plaintiff. Dr. Hennerich bought DIR.
Snyder's residence on contract. Some
money was paid down and some ad-
vance payments were made. Then
there was failure to pay on the day
set, some talk, back and forth and ex-
tensions granted. After while ten
der of the whole sum was made and
refused. If the case does not go to
the Supreme Court, DR.. Hennerich will
have possession of the place in thirty
days. He will also get S35 month
rent as damages from May of this year.
There was hung jury in the case
of State against Frank Chapman. He
was charged with stealing over $500
from Henry Schrenkler.
The $500 paid into court by Mrs.
Roffschneider is still a source OF anxi-
ETY. The court decided 1t still belong
ed to her and that Carl Hoffschaeider
never accepted the gift. The question
will now be checked up to the Supreme
Court.
Anderson Comes Out Strong for Benton
Democratic leaders in Kansas are
greatly depressed over their failure to
stir up factional trouble among the Re-
publicans of the Sixth District. Ever
since the primary they have been try
ing to promote an insurrection there.
/ But they have made dismal failure.
Reports from nearly every county in
the Sixth District to Republican state
headquarters show the Republicans
| firmly united for the entire ticket from
president down to constable, and enthr-
siastic in their support of every Repub-
lican candidate.
R. NJ. Anderson, of Be,oit, was in
Topeka yesterday consulting Chas. H.
Sessions, chairman of the Republican
state committee, in regard to speaking
dates during the campaign. Mr. Ander-
son is a forceful speaker and has agreed
to give the entire month of October to
the cause. He viii not only speak in
the Sixth district, but elsewhere in the
! state -Fx
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
County Treasurer,s Notice-

There are enough funds in the Treas
urers' Office to pay County General
warrants up to and including Register
No. 5458, interest viii cease from the
date OF this publication
Fred n. Dreiling,
Co. Treasurer.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
PIANO for Rent or Sale.

Beautiful upright piano to rent or
will sell to reliable party on easy
terms. Answer at once. P O. Box
96, Hays, Kansas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
Haxs to Have Maeazine.

The Golden Belt Teacher. the new
magazine to be published for Hays, viii
appear early next week. 1t viii circu-
late in twenty Western Kansrs counties.
P. Caspar Harvey is managing editor,
Ward ". Sullivan, business manager;
and Floyd B. Lee and Ward W. Sulh-
van associate editors.
This is big undertaking and Hays
business men are seeing the opportunity
it offers to them to appeal to wider
territory. The business men Of Hays
are loyal supporters of enterprises that
mean bigger and better Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
Wanted Work.

Washing, sweeping, or cleaning
hcsse. Hrs. Il. Aust. Inquire as this
Office.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14
Three Secondhand Fords for Sale

One Ford-1915 model $500
One Ford-1915 model 25O
One Buick-19OO model $50
Cars all in good repair at the Bemis
Garage.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14

Knowing Where to Get a Thing
Is almost as good as having 1t yourself
and this especially of money. always carry lib
era amount Of currency hand ready loan
you Consult freely
about and advice
thing to We will be glad when Bank
with.
We pay interest on time deposits
THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-14

Eight lots in northwest part of town.
Phone 223.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
Why---An Electrical Xmas?

WAl WO LID PLEASE
your home electricity? The
been ngEe nCa]re
within nof the
electict
but the
ma
Why aeuac
enjoy tfeve Lcst?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
Cam Eat Hardware,
Why Meet In Hardware
Store Pres. Fernandez

'Why meet IN a hardware store. | can't
eat hardware
That's the way President A. III. Fcnan-
DEE OF the Valley Baseball League an
boSomed himself today when informed that
the meeting Of the team managers tonight
will be held IN the Walker Bro9.-lluncock
hardware store.
ITS bad enough" continued President
Fernandez, "to have Ia 1T through 4 meet
my OF baseball team managers and have
to listen to their wrangling, and then To
not have anything To eat on top Of that
beats all. Nix on that. II I've anything
70 do with il. we're going 10 hold that
meeting IN = restaurant where can iii
and really enjoy myself"
AT last reports, however. the meeting
place had not been changed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29

CHICAGO. March 29.-Fricud~ ~ DIR.
Harry u. ElaiSclden. who was recently ex-
PEELED from the Chicago Medical society
because Of alleged unethical conduct dur
ing and following the famous Bollineer
baby ease. believe that the doctor viii an
peal from the decision OF the council
which ousted him. MT the April meeting. In
ease further consideration j. unfavorablc
to him, he may appeal "a the Illinois Med
icai Society. and In event W an adverse
decision there. ~ the American Medical
Association.
The doctor refused to operate on the
Bollingcr infant. because. no ~uid. surgery
could never repair it, defects. Iiaiseldcn
permitted the publication W. y serial story
of the affair in certain newspapers. under
his own name, and posed Tor moving ne
lures. lie was very much III the llmeleht.
and he brought up m Interesting question
a. 70 a doctors duty IL prolong life in
hopeless cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
ONLY 4 TEAMS
PROBABLE NOW
NEW SITUATION BRINGS POSSlBIL.-
ITY THAT MERCEDES MAY NOT
ENTER THE LEAGUE.

One Of the five Cameron county teams in
be dropped because of new situation that
will be considered bv the official. of the
league and team managers when they
gather nj the Walker Bros.-IIancFk store
tonight To arrange the schedule. Ii be-
came known today that the Mercedes team.
which j. composed Of soldiers and
civilians. on account of the distance neces-
sarv to travel to Brownsville will not en-
ter the league, and instead will Join the
llidalgo County League, which viii include
teams from Mission. McAlIen, Edinburg
and Mercedes.
X. f.. Lee Of the Mercedes team. today
notified W. W. Nann. manager of the Har-
lingen team, that he could not be present
at tonight'~ meeting. and minated that il
was more than probable that the Mercedes
team would not enter the Valley League.
which ~ composed of the Brownsville
Browns and the Fourth Infantry 81
Brownsville. San Benito Saints. Harrington
and the T~wenty-SiXth Infantry Of l%Iarlin-
gen. One of these teams will have to he
dropped from the league. Which it will be
perhaps will he the subject of an interest
ing discussion ut tonight'~ meeting. for an
the team, named are determined t. be
represented IN the league.
Manager Cam Hill Of the Browns said
today that he expected a full meeting of
the managers and officials Of the league.
including MANAGER A.. q. Trent Of San Be
nito, Captain w. a. Johnson of Harrington.
W. W. Nann Of Harrington and Jimmie
Stack Of the Fourth Infantry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29

Missing his dog Jet. 4 Brookline man
t~elephoned Ia 4 neighhor's. Yes. the dog
was there. he aud the children were en-
joving a romp. The owner asked that he
be sent home. and hung up the receiver.
Ten minutes later. rs doegie had not
shown up. the owner telephoned again. The
reply was that they had tried to send jet
home bat he would moi 90. Bring him to
the telephone was the request. Jet was
placed on a chair and the receiver was
held to his ear. ~Ccme, jet, Come. jet r
called his master. and Jet jumped off the
chair and made for home.-Boston Tran
script.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
Hill Has Crackerjack
First And Second Men:
Names Still A Secret

Manager Cam +. Hill Of the Browns
vile Browns has found 4 gold mine. It's
N Battery y Of the Fourth Field Artillery
that came To Brownsville u few DAYS ago.
and Manager Hill j. ON a deal for two
players out of the battery. n first baseman
and q second ba>eman. both of whom are
declared to he players Of the first water.
Manager I'LL today refused to give ont
their names, but viii make them known in
due time. at least before the first scheduled
game, which J. to be- PLAYED next Sunday.
The manager of the Browns also has his
eyes ON another PLAYER. Catcher Richev If
Burney. Texas. Il brother of Secretary Ne
Murray Richey Of the league. Catcher
RIchey want 10 come 70 Brownsville II he
can get properly lined up here and Hin
= now trying 70 locate him in Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
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