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The Mount Holly news., 1916-12-19

MN and told him that he was wanted
without to bring in refreshments it
was like box on the ear.
Nevertheless, he arose from beside
Miss Merriwether-the girl who had
been the first to ask him to dance with
her-and in another minute was pass
Ing napkins and plates among the
guests. When all were served he coollv
helped himself and resumed his seat
beside Miss Merriwether.
The fact that he had just been sery-
ing the viands caused this act to rufIle
the equanimity of the company. The
eyes of every one were fixed upon him
Irwas one thing for him to teach them
to dance, another to assume a right to
eat with them, though why this is so is
unintelligible, for when a man hands a
lady dish he doesn't touch her; when
he dances with her he holds here in his
arms. Mrs. Vincent, who was appalled,
at the walters familiarity, confronted
him.
Giovanni" she said sternly, ego into
the kitchen. The butler will pay you
for your work"
This was too much for Ned. 1t drew
forth confession. He told the hostess
and the company Of his lonely Christ
mas eve and that to keep off the blues
he had spent the day at work in his
office. He gave an account Of his be-
ing mistaken for a waiter at Knise-
ley's and the man that was to serve at
Mrs. Vincent's dinner; how he had pre-
ferred to wait on those who were
happy to dining alone in an empty res
taurant.
The moment he had finished every
one present clustered about him SYM
pathetically, both men and women vie
ing with one another for a clasp of his
hand. When this was over Miss Merrt.
wether asked the newcomer to play
waltz and, advancing to Ned, said:
Giovanni, claim the first dance
with you as guest"
The rest Of the evening was not only
a happy one for Ned, but the incident
appealed to all the others, and Mrs.
Vincent thanked her waiter-guest for
having given zest to her Christmas
dinner party that would never be for
gotten.
The next Christmas Ned spent in his
own home with his wife, nee Merri-
wether.
In these days, when servants are so
hard to get, young ladies Of refinement
who are obliged to earn their own liv-
ing might do well to hire themselves
out to serve at dinners. If they are
expert dancers they might be called
on at times to act as partners. And
why not secure husbands in the same
way that Ned Willard secured a wifeP
The Mount Holly news., 1916-12-19
Hard Hearted.

Poor Bickers has very hard heart
ed wife," said Triyvet.
whats the trouble now?" asked
Dicer.
"She not only broke the broomsticx
over his head, but made him go to the
store and buy another"
The Mount Holly news., 1916-12-19

Sandy (who is working up his better
half for a small loan)-Ye ken weel,
Maggie, If you wis tae dee 1 should
gang daft. Mrs Sandy-An' then ye'd
marry again, suppose. Sandy-Na
ia. l wouldna gang as daft as that
London Sketch.
The Mount Holly news., 1916-12-19

Gen. A. E. Shiras Post No. 20, G. A. R.
Meets every Friday In DIPS Hall
Theodore Nicely, Adjutant
The Mount Holly news., 1916-12-19
The Later Education.

"WelI, how did things come out in
your school contest?"
'Trifie mixed. A girl won the ham.
mer throwing contest, and boy took
first prize for fruit cake" e."-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Mount Holly news., 1916-12-19
Both Birds.

Riches have wings"
"Yep. And creditors have bills."-
Detroit Free Press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
Giunt I,oukics Win.

DALLAS. TEN. March BY a com
bination Of perfect fielding and heavy
and timely batting, the second team
OF the Giants defeated the Dallas team
here this afternoon. Q to ., thereby
winning both games OF the series Yes
tcrdaSS score was 10 .
Tho young players had overcome
their nervousness Of the first day and
plhEed Il steady game throughout.
inc day Was perfect for baseball.
htin. very warm and clear. with little
wind TO iutcrfer, with the PLAYERS
Judgment OF ny balls.
The third inning was the big one for
the Giants Pitcher Adams of Dallas
became wild, giving two bases on balls.
Then singles by Darlington, Martin.
Schepner ana Ritter gave New York
hve runs. Singles by Schepner, Ritter
ana cole earned another run In the
fourth In the NTH kclly's double
counted two. Farrell and jacobson got
IN singles in the sixth and the latter
scored while Kelly was being run
down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
HAVANA RESULTS

f!is; race-sIx furlongs-Di oman Do.
10" ti.nNerty), 10 ., 10 and out.
won Quick, Ill tWAtts). to = TO
: ana to ). second; Sosiu-. m 1con.
nriiE). To J, /" and even third.
Time. l:1il- Belle OF the Kitchen.
Afiorglow, Mr. Sniygs and Captain 81
lott also ran.
S.c"nd-iivc MISUNDERSTANDING lo6
tTapIini, 10 l. to l and even, won:
l.ord Wells, ii2 tTroxlcr) to = /
10 and out, second; Flatbush. los
iWard), 10 10 /. TO and 5 To ;,
third Time. i:o2 Bali Eand, Gale
thUmp!au. The Lark AMI Miss Gene
We've also ran
Third - live furlonSs - L al me- n d
Adams il2 ,TroXlcrD, 10 >. TO .
aud out, Won Sheets, ll5 Ctiuphy). 2
10 !, even and . 10 :. second: Palm
Leaf, Ito connolly. 10 TO l. to !
and Ia |. third. Time, 1901. Runicc
hopJe, or. Cam and Suregct also ran.
Foufti!-iive and Il half furlongs-
iin"a Brother 100 CTapiiD. 10 :.
" To and TO 3, won; Unity lO2 Olaf
fer,y). to ., | 10 and out. second.
forcl, log cConnellyD. 90 TO /. 8 to |
and TO !. third. Time. :0sa-5 We
dado. Tiger linn. Faster star Phil
Connor and Miss Kingsbury also ran.
Flith-firo and q half furloncs-
Moncrief 10. iSterretD TO l. to
" AN" 10 d. won: SIR Dyke, ~ tMoun-
taIn). 20 ], to l and even. second
Mac, los Geometry. TO / i In :
and Ia ;, third. Time. Los 20 Ruth
Strickland Broom Straw. Reflection,
Carlton G.. and Majorie a. also ran
S!Xth--mile aud nifty yards-Almcdo
Lawrence, 100 (Wolstenholml. 3 TO /
J TO . and to 3. won: Kris KrippIc
los Connolly. 10 3, to + and ont
second: Cuttyhunk, 1n4 U4omas), II to
!. {" and 10 !. third. Time, l.16
Tom Hancock. Beaumont Belle, Water
Lad and Feather I'uster also ran
ScVenth-one mile-Energetic, %
tWardl, 10 TO !, to and to l. won
Queen Apple. 90 (GartnsrJ. s to !. 3 TO
| and TO i, second. White Crown. i07
'Connelly) TO |, to and 10 =.
third. Time. i:ii Is. Quick Start,
RE Pin, Merry Jubilee. Scorpii and
Stonehenec also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
WHAT MAJORS ARE DOING
DONOVAN DECIDES UPON
DAILY PRACTICE GAMES
Ne" York Manager VIII Make Rockies
Show Meu1e Under Actual
Playing Conditions.

MACON GA, March b.-IIaving spent
nearly Two weeks in putting his re-
cFuits through the stage Of pains and
hthes attendant upon the early days
~ training, Manager Bill Donovan now
hh'chuS 10 put them to tho ncid test
20 determine how much good they will
be 10 the Yankees
beginning tomorrow, he will put
on game every day between picked
teams from his big squad. tho regulars
being opposed 10 the rockies. with re
ciuit pitchers working for both sides
~" was 50 pleased with the results Of
me hrst practice game on Saturday
that lac decided 10 include this in his
program or training stunts. The bows,
however VIII not escape the usual
workout in the mornings
inc work OF young pitchers in Sat
ufdays game was particularly graft
lying to Donovan. Russell, Brady
Marble and Mogridge all showed fne
FORM Only four bases on balls we're
ISSUED in the game tn spite of the
iact that this was the FIRST time any
OF them had tried to pitch
The work Of Maisel. Gilhooley and
Magec AZ bat and on the bases was
also very pleasing TO Manager Dono-
van
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
MORAN NOW IN NEW YORK
CHALLENGER TRAINS HARD
FOR BOUT WITH WILLARD
strenuous stay nt Saratoga Has U,in-
ell Wondcrfniiy-iinS Giant Part
ncr to Practice ON.

NEW YORK. March 5.-rrank Mo-
ran moved into his training umartc7a
at Dal iiawkins's Road House. in Tia.
HronX, to-day. and in the moruiu.-
went out for Il Jog on the roads. me-
companied by While Lewis
Moran's jaunt through the wilder
ness constituted his only work Of the
day Lewis, who trained the Puts
hurGhcr for both Of his bouts with
Noiicy and is preparing him Tor the
Willard match. :clt that Moran. 10,
virtue of his strenuous stay at Sara.
toga. was entitled 10 a rest.
So in tho afternoon Moran laid M
He weighed In at 2O@ pounds. bu; this
was before he was inspected by TOO
boxing fans. Nor was his weight af-
ter dinner announced. Lewis. however.
stated that his charge would be back
20 POP by the 25th.
Moran will again take to the road
tomorrow morning In the after
noon lie VIII indulge in tho first of his
gymnasium lahors since the articles OF
the big bout were signed. He will box
about rve rounds with BARLEY Mad
den. Bill Mckinnon and Dan DAILY
Daily, Lewis pointed out. Is six feet
five inches tall. ana was engaged sole
~ because his jaw is tho same distance
from the floor as Willards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
HOW ABOUT HORSE COLLAR?
Frank Moran Has Ninetccu-Inch Neck.
PsSrs Extra Good Physical
Examination

FRANK Moran, who will box Jess Will
iard III Madison Squire Garden on
March "a. has Undetermined neck
medical man went over Moran the
other DAY and learned that the Pitts
hnrEh hiifer is nosc-brcathcr up to
the point of being windcd when In ac-
ton.
The NJ. u. found tnat AIoran's nose
had been broken. Moran says Jack
Johnson smashed II two years ago. The
doctor says the septum of the nose Is
bit deviated. but not enough to
hamper breathing
There is no sign OF muscle
boundness in the Pittsburgh slugger.
with knees straight. he can put his
hands Hat on the floor; standing erect
lie can strike his chest with either
knee. Then he can kick the palm Of
the hand held several inches above
his head without ducking.
Moran is fairly good bending the
hand back OF the WRIST, but poor In
bringing the hands together hoEi-
zontaily behind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
Dunn GETS JOHNNY BATES
RICHMOND OUTFIELDER TO
WORK FOR ORIOLE OUTFIT
Toots schultz Refuses to Accent Cut
In Snlnry-irnch to get PIrntc
Inst-OHn.

BALTIMORE. MD. March 5-Atop
the announcements that Jack Dunn
has purchased Tcrrapin Park fJr his
orioles. ana that Eddie Collins. OF the
chicago White Sox. and Fritz Maisel.
of tn" Now York Yankees. arc direc-
tors OF the Baltimore club, and are
financially Interested in the venture,
comes news that two more names have
heen added To the list Of diamond ath-
ietes who will hit the trail for the
training camp i'm North Carolina on
March 81 They are Johnny Bates ami
o, {. blaxaco, both outNclders
Bates Is tho former National League
outtielder who played nfty-nnc games
with the Terrapins in 1914 and was
with the Richmond Intcrnationals last
year. Plaxaco. so far as professional
baseball goes, has yet TO make IL name
for himself In collegiate circles he is
tho speed marvel OF the South This
Is come boost but may or may not
mean anything. He may be all that
is claimed for him, or he may fade
when lie leaves the ''rah rah" boys and
faces professional pitching. as have
Records OF his last two years show
40 signs that the oculst is looking for
Bates, or that his bones can h. heard
crcalSins when h" daracs along ,he
base paths. \ batting average of .a07
ia hftS-nin" games with the Tcrlapius.
and :, mark Of .23G in lil contests for
Richmond, arc anything but bad
Johnny stole ten bases for the Turtles
ana thiriy-twO for Richmond.
; w. Newton, the RECRUIT Driuie
pitcher from The University OF North
hlaNaco, his t"uminHtc for several
ION tha' iia>aco hi over 400 last
year, ANA is the fastest Runner OF col
lcEe baseball men Of Tho South. Dunn
sent the contract plaxaco il :, right
hand throwcr and Z. left-hand hitter.
when the news was flashed over the
country Yesterday that I:ddi. Collins
and FRITZ Muis.i had blossoncd out as
MAG n"t"s, The sporting writer's in all
the biz cities wrote complimentary
stories about tie character OF the two
stars, ana low fortunate Dunn is In
getting their aid collins il said 20 10
more enthusiastic over his association
With the orioles, ana VIII pull as hard
Tor them this year as lie viii for the
Chicago White SOY. OF whom he is the
King irhcld.r. Naiscl H. flrm In the
belief that II the Birds have :. team
az hustllng youngsters tho fans will
quickly forget the dirty deal the other
Feds handed the TcrrapiuS, and viii
support tin. nailonal gam" a. in the
past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
JUAREz RESULTS

Fns, racc-one mile-Anue McGee.
10" Ct Hayes, to /, to /. and even.
hrsi: Acumcn. l01 ~. SMITH. 10 /.
I" u" TO =. second: E.lectrowan. ll2
,ti'hehS), . TO ), even, To ;. third.
liinc' 100 IA. Endurance. Salvado
Queen, Tutor. Lady Lucy Bai. Uncle
Ike, Cisko also ran.
Second - five furiongs - Prospero's
Baby. loa 81. Coilins). TO !. even. 3
to ., FIRST; California Jack, lis pau
icy), TO :. TO 3. to :. second:
Colonel Randall. lo3 IBux,ou), 20 l..
10 ), 10 :. third. Time. lOl bowie,
Lady Young, Marie Coehiil. Jumclie
also ran.
Third-f1ve and half furlonrs-
Gray'S favoritc, 100 I'll. Shrl!iugl. TO
l. To o. 10 :, first: Auntic Curl. iO5
tSchainerhorp, TO /, To !, even.
!. TO J. even. third Time. 1907 80.
Saliie ODay, McAlan, Tower. Robert
Mautcll Dusky Dave also ran
Fourth-seven furlongs Quidnunc,
lo' h'ickensl. 10 l. TO ;. IL >.
first; Little Abe. lO4 oBuxton). to i,
lo2 tSehamerhorm. 10 l, > TO /. ( 10
D third. Time. - 80. Phyllis An
toinettc. Rcy. Eneraver also ran.
fIfth--five and onc-half fuilongs-
Eimahdi, 10 Oh. hiiIins), 1 to /. to
:, j to ., FIRST: metropolitan, ll5 (Moles-
second; l.cduc. iO5 Ct. Hayes. 30
10 ., I 10 10, third Time. :o7 10
Panhachapi Rosemary. bean Spiller
AZurea also ran.
Sixth-~seven Virric not,
- CT. Hayes. ) to ., even, | TO =, first :
Frances G. 100 (Buckles), TO |. even.
TO ., second: Safranor. lOa Uauley).
10 /, even. ! tof4. third. Time,
20 "a. sharper. Knight, Lcsbia,
Skinny Is also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
EDDIE ZIMMERMAN SAYS
SAMMY CRANE HAS coon

Eddi" Zimmerman. who managed the
Harrisburg international League team
last season and will go 10 the Newark
with the others this year. * in u pO-
S'tion 20 judge The worth of Intcrna-
tonal League players who VIII be with
local clubs tins year.
"'6nnie Mack made no mistake said
Zimmerman. when he acquired short
stop Crane. The latter was by far the
best shrrtstop In The circuit last year
ana was getting better all the time
The best thing ABOUT the youth IS that
he is brainy and quick to learn the fine
points Of inheld defense. I don't h.s,-
tate 10 say that Crane will become as
valuable - shortstop as Jack BARR or
Joe Tinker.
Crane doesn't knock down fences
but don't see amy shortstops doing
that. Crane Will hit hard enough TO
keep in the big show"
Zimmerman hasn't much praise for
Pick. the third hIscInan. Hes not :,
star declared Zimmerman and Their.
were three or four third bascrncn in
the international League last season
who were his superior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
KAUFF DOUBLE-CROSSED
Kenny Asserts Giants mid Not Treat
Hin, Rirht-Cluins Future Does
Not Worry Him.

NEW YORK. March 5.-Benny Kauff
paid no heed TO the last huEle call
which summoned the rear guard Of
Giants TO their training: camp in Texas.
II did not report to go to Marlin with
the Giants yesterday said l<aun to-
day. because | consider that the New
York club doublc-croSScd me IN my
dealings with them. demand tho So
600 bonus which they promised me
when signed New York contract
with them last summer, and | also de-
maud $4,000 of tho purchase money
which Sinclair received for me from
the Giants. ] won't play unless they
give me what ! want.
I'm not worrying about the future
have had half dozen propositions.
know ! am a big drawint; card In
baseball and will be Il good attraction
with scmtprofessionul clubs around
New York, | also nave q scheme TO
organize a baseball club Of my own
and ! can make big money on barn
storminG trip around the country dur
ing tho cOininr season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
fonTS >CiIlLTZ Hi:IrI sEs no
tCGpi.C StItns ftrn

PROVIDENCE. T. +. March =
kaiscr Schultz is the I,--st member or
me trays hold brigade, and unless
President Draper raiscs the "antc,, ~
stocky German hurler actunllv ,I,rsnt
ems :" go TO work. No word has been
received at Headquarters of tho dire
ch!ami'Y which confronts Schultz. the
news reaching here In II special dis
r%tch from Pittsburgh
Here's the sad tale ius, rs i, wos
handcd In by the Yorkshire Terrier
messenger boy extraordinary and hoycr
worse than ordinary:
roots schultz has received his con-
tract from Providence. When it reached
MS rome III MrkccspOrt and he had
:'nncrd AT the figures named therein.
he caspcd, and. after recovering his
breath. declared: NO ball for me this
summer in Providence. unless the ante
IS raised. II will mean go to work
hrs' Inc club sliced $500 Il month
ir"m 'nc 'nntract he had in 1915"
Schuii" fluids himself in the same
h""' with scores Of diamond knights
"snecially those affiliated with clubs i'm
he International League. where tn.
'Ncs arc being swung right and left
md through the middle.
Like all the rest OF the high -saiaried
nrtista. however, Schultz VIII have to
:tand the cut. IT'S unfortunate. but
It's n part Of the new game which tho
nIasraits are playing. In his case. the
1eal Is n tough one because OF the
highly crcditablc work which he per-
formed for the Grnys last season
Schultz was one Of the most consistc nt
winners on the circuit. the end OF the
campaign finding him in Grth position
with a record of eighteen victories and
ten defeats. incidentally, the Grays had
three hurlcrs in the first i've Comstock
standing second aud Ocschger fourth
Schultz Is too good a. prize To lose
without a battle, and undoubtedly
President Draper will mako a deter
mined effort to smooth out tho wrinkles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
roMMN LEACH TO GIVE
i'IUtII:S THE U\It. OVER

ian'iiESTER. y T., March 5.-prcs-
!i"nt Charles r Chaplin. tho local mag
rat.. said Yesterday that he plans 10
haNc tho iustlors begin spring train
~, ~ Baseball park ON or about
April . II is expected thai SEIZED
"ic meeting "f the international League
Viii b" cHllvd ia q few days PreSt-
lieut. BARROW NO" being AT work on the
schedule.
Ia a day or 50 Tommy Leach ,he
lew iin~t!cr manager, VIII Lev i, TO
tint Springs, Ark. where the pittH-
hurgh Pirates Viii be In training
Tommy VIII look over III. Dreyfuss
Youngsters and If b." s"cs any thar
look good to him he viii try to
sna'ch en- M Tommy wili also meet
'nc Mc,iraw out't either ~ Marlin or
"h!lc they arc travelling North.
president thapiu and Manager Lea IA
nav" 'hc'r eyes on several good ball
PLAYERS. players who would make the
Hustler ouiht one 10 he r,ckoncd ,yitn
rom the start 1t an3cars that Leach
Knows what hc wants which : nhor:
everything t" start with. aud now ne
- setting out To get IL
Harry Grant. the Gisri utilitv star
wnn slated FOR The iIustlcrs bu, Grant
>gcri"dly. decided 10 leave. baseball
Grant - :. professional man. a lawyer.
an" j." plans Z" BEGIN tort1wi,h to
"arVC "ui "a car"er.
NhN'"Sh ortrHciS have been son, TO
al tho i!uA;Iurs owned 10 da,.-,Tcv
tciug PITCHERS H"rch. Icvorcn-. Ilnrh
"nd ii"uuk". CItchcrs Wanamalic- and
iiHI" NNitnol dGrS Messenger, Smith ltiry
ana S!oar iHd lnhcldrrs iloclkc. Priest
Stevenson and Hcntty-no word from
mem has been heard. Which ,empo-
rar'lN Leaves local baseball business at
q SianGsiili
Following the spring training stun,s
NJ Baseball PARK in .Npr.I the Hustl.rs
VIII play the usual number OF eynili
t"h games. The Syracuse New York
Stat" League club has ASKED 70, ono or
wv" games ana games will probably he
",Fanicu with other state league clubs
"c N"uaN fark outfit - ..iso listed for
. f'ilc " IL probable that the I.ul-
N"ritE OF Rochester team will nl,,. tL.
lcaEuurS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
MECHANiCIAN Is FATALLY
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Specially, Built Car Crushcs Into Fence.
Was Entered In Big Race
To-Day.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. March Art
kincaid. mcchanicinn. received prob
ably fatal injuries, ~nd Omar loft,
driver. was badly cut up. when their
speedy Omar special car. which the
two recently built in Minneapolis.
crashed into the fence at the Ascot
Speedway yesterday afternoon.
The car. which had been entered by
S. l.. Mckee In the George Washing
ton $1,000 sweepstakes. to be contested
tomorrow afternoon at the opening of
the Ascot Speedway, vas being given
q tryout by loft Several laps were
made at the rate of scVcntyfve miles
an hour. and loft had just sped out
OF tho FIRST curve in what was 10 I've
his final lap, when the big racer
swcrvcd suddenly. It plowed into the
fence. tore away twenty feet OF tim
bcr, turned turtle. and threw both men
out liiuCaid's right leg was almost
torn from his body. and loft sustained
many cuts about the body. The in
jurcd men We're rushed to the Angelus
Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
BLACKSTONE SQUAD WILL
MAKE EXTRA LATE START
baseball Prnrticc Interrupted by Ex-
nms-Isrure WIN Play for Cadets
FbiS Year.

BLACKSTONE. VA, March 5.--The
real work OF the lalG baseball seuson
will begin in Il couple Of weeks. Coach
Hcvilic Will he in charge Of the pros
pectivc hall-toSs.rS Interest in base
ana ther" tx every indication that the
squad viii ouinumber any that has re-
ported in previous years
Captain Goode is we'll pleased with
tho past record OF the prospective
team. as there are nvO letter men. iu-
Guiding himself. from last years team
Practice starts In in earnest on March
20. and until then there will be con
siderable linberinr up by the men to
get their winter stiffness out
The reason for this postponcmeut is
the winter-ierm examinations. which
will begin on March IL and run
through March II. After the examina-
tons are all over the men will be
free. and work ~ the diamond will
begin with rush
When it comes to sluggcrs. Coach
Bcvillc has three men this year who
came pretty near breaking UP things
in the Prep School League last season.
They are Bruce, Of Chester: Slayglc. OF
EmDoria, and Watkins, OF Farmvillc.
Nothing can yet be told OF the ma jor-
ity Of the men vino will come out for
the team, but IL a few Of them should
develop under Coach Bevlic's workout.
fast team will he turned out to rep
i've letter men to form the nucleus
and four holes To lac plugged from
the crowd Of applicants Although
predictations are somewhat premature,
IL looks as though 1916 il going 10 be
a h0unty year for the Cadets.