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The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Golf Legal Description Ancient Game Is beneficial Recreation
Fly-Weight Championship of
World in Peril This Month

| hereby agrees" sprinhled thru
them And there's all that money
They aren't mentioning the price
cut loud because London has son
Tsdaled anything that sounds like
extravaganza, until the wHr is over
Tut they do say In quiet lllile con
versRtions that Zulu will get enough
coin, win or lose 20 make Tom
Jones look for a place In the bread
line
wlldes friends wanted him 10 &C
20 New York In search ~ trouble
but he refused TO leave during the
war He has twice been refused en
llstment in the army because OF HE
seeming frailncss. II renamed Tor
Jack Callahan. OF London. TO frame
the deal that prings Zulu abroad
lie communicated with Zulu's man
sgertal stan and persuaded the
mountain 10 come % Mahomet %
ice versa. Callsgnan Is promoting
the scrap
Zulu. a simonpure fy weight. had
10 give away tons OF beef In his
American tght, IN order 20 find
competition lie Is less han 1--WE
feet tall has p iricassed ear md
pleasant disposition Besides that
he comes from Flnt5ush and Is good
TO his folks.
Wide IS taller than Euiu but Of
very slender build he looks like
a l5-year.old ~thoolboy and has
PICK like a Missouri hooking bird
Both BOYS have set a precedent
BY claiming tht,1l win by a knock
cut"
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
YOsT GETS BALL THAT
WON SYRACUSE GAME

ANS ARBOR Mich Dec a.
Tha, Fielding H Yost. Michi-
Ran's wonderful coach. nay have
the inspiration 0Y tho Vonderfui
comeback OK his eleven In he
Syracuse game % aid him az he
plans for next years team. he
football which Smith passed %
D1rne and which ZeiEer twice
carried over The goal lire in ne
dosing minutes ~ play has been
sen, 10 Yost ~ FLOYD A Rove.
in-ran uTal athletic director.
Doubtless g. vill form the spur
for Yost sfrafegy which 7ill DO
exhibited on Perry ae,d nsr, Tan
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
DETROIT CUE
STARS LEAD

The Detroit billiard team s, now
well In front of me 6hiozro cue..,s
Who are battling our side for ,nfer
city balkline ionors Charley sey
mour. who tooy eating ~ chi
cago las' week came back sfrong
last nignt on me home Froundf md
snaked ou' 800 70 24i victory over
McGinnis ~ the wind, city The
oouni is now i1o0 for DetroH aad
l,7bf for Clicago. Vrb tour
matohes 20 PLAY.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
l6 GET FOOTBALL
LETTERS AT L. OF ID.

Football letters have been award
ID I members Of the r % D..
football eleven as follows Halt
backs West Hurd Quincy and Noe
gel. Fuli5scks Kslthor and Krent
ler Quarterback Quincy Ends Cap.
tain Noss. Rumler and Brennan
Tackles Ward and Sullivan Guards
steiner. Bateson. Pisula and DOYLE
Center Kennedy. Basketball prac.
iice. Wiih Foss and LeFehvre the
only veterans available. viii start
this week.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Winter Sport Gets Big
Play At Mich
igan

BY JAMES .FEEVFPFpRN. IL
Ann ARBoE 1.eh Dec f.
. Cc.u.l1t1t ~fh f-r 4-aa.aa toy
ya-slt, >Ee.haI a 1l-hisan. has
teen 81 great Increase In fsc natuei
patton u 'his winter ~p'rt fcl Ha
. der rse s.-ec -r ut Floyd 4 Rcve
director ~ ntrrursi athletics a
I q ern,,v league has bssn organ
.lztd. rae winner of which Will play
the leader a 0a-dl-s house
lsaxue. 1eTme! Ire Onion Sog1
league
The fac'uue- 1-e -ch = ne new
ryDnAs la th,- .ou sas- cam oe
played a. he .ame time This viii
enable rse schedule % IN thru
quickly A. Z, will o. ranged
when the application l'--s for ho'h
poye,y leagues aye culI ,lete V.l'
be -four divisions in -, fraternity
league. With n.ne teams each o.,
vision These teams PLAY and Tho
winners u the divisions '4y IT TIE
sccond round This winner IS then
paired With The leaccr IN the
Onion Soup league NE5ta Nill D.
run II Vie same manner
This tournament is 10 20 run n
addition 30 the regular season cf
class basketball, and mAuy good
teams arc expected % De in Tie
field rhe Delta upsi'oa fraternity
is ranked a.. tavorite because IT
Eoy Z ana Brown ,hey have fwc men
who have tvi.e made tht sl,xarl.
Fus Basketball Sye picked from ne
class teams.
The7e are nanv fcc.astl men par
tlc;pstiug Is ua1S tl-m icing
weske. sharpe and Uoy1 me var.
sity. Knox and Fseucse ~ he All
Fresh md Harry Calvin. Iefro.t
10y, the reserves Miller. star
baseball pitcher. and reater cn ,ha
twice champInship Hui0r ht basket
ball team e an.asr man who will
be deck for rNe tournament
Application are u0r j- vet from
the ocsrding houses -ut ne fra
'ernities tak,ns part are Acacia.
Phi Delta Chi Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma NJ Hermitage. Alpha Kappa
Kappa Sigma Pm Lanb bda Chi
Alpha Delta Cri. Phi Gamma Del,s.
sinsonia. SIGMA Chi Phoenix. Delta
. psilon. Alpha Sigma. Akaepafor.
Kaickerhocker. Delta TAU Delta.
Zeta Beta Tau. Theta XL Theta
Delta Chi Phi Kappa sigma. Delta
Kappa Up or Kappa B@'a P,i
Delta Theta Pm Psi Cpsiion. Tr,-
gon. PFi Omega Ph Kappa Psi Al
pha Sigma Phi zeta Psi, PM Chi
Phi Delta Theta.
Letters we're 'eing received to
day from The high schools o. -he
state in answer 20 the query Of The
Athletic association az 20 whether
they would favor An interschoiastic
basketball meet. run a. are rhe in
terscholastics in ne spring. The
plan Is 20 arrange a schedule. the
games 20 be played in the Michigan
remodeled gymnasium Only high
schools eligible for interscholastic
competition could compete II the
plan succeeds. an interscholastic
basketball manager will b. elected
for neNt gear. bur the inter.collsEe
department sill probably handle
this one FToyd \ Rove q. direct.
Ing The inves,igation a. 70 he sd
visibility ot the basketosu plan
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
And Zulu Kid Is
About to Get
Rich

LONDON. Nov rs CRy Man)---
After three years OF yel' lean pick.
ings little Joe Daneln Is about To
have red neckties gslone and a pair
OF yellow shoes for each day in the
week
Joe is a boSeSdor. Americas nv.
weight champion. Young Zulu Kid
is his nomme DC priIe-hsht. rs they
say In hish school II that clement
known ~ Providence will only lay
OF FOR about month II viii all
Come 10 pass-Joe VII Ia accurscd
with money
Zulu il clng 20 box Jimmy
Wide. the pony Welsh wonder in
London for the worlds A. weight
champicuship Dee IS The mg
towns sporting circles have been
worked into a hectic FRENZY over The
tOut ani threaten &C. pay IN car.
lead of Ills MRlestV'S rne pound
notes al the ticket window Wilde.
record shows him 20 be very
tough nDghtor but Zulu, himself.
hHs a -ubbercid makeup ami OK.
poets 70 bring home the raviolli--
and all that n'oncy
It's going to be regular cham
ash; 70 uunds 10 Dc.
cision or knockout Central hall.
: famous Old arenP IN central Lon.
con has been 'urned inside uut and
renamed the Stadium for the Ocea.
sion ard Tho seating ARRANGEMENTS
are ample 10 care for three thou
fand fans There are articles. toe.
with plenty % "whercases and
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
oskmans Seat UP Stems

Sheriff OaAmans team or bow ID
era. beloug ging 70 which arc a nun
Der Of the athletic deputies who
made the sheriTs ball team. win.
ner proved too strong for the AK
zregatiou of bowler representing
County Treasurer Edward r Stein
sheriT-elect. a. their last encounter
~ DrolshsRen's hall The SHERIFF.
men won three straight games
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Nr--G AAAAM1.E=ss
N@'7E'lEM;lno|5jXiiilES''lRlll. = EM;l!'!o|jill'lll y 3

TT parliament England mindful Of
the o Brions and Scots soemny ordained
and noclt t In 1891 'h
passed 1903 the played golf but wa
other Gay golf GOT into 'h
Chicago and Judge Jesse BALDWIN the rS aad
decreed
naughty beneficial recreation Thus ne par
lsInent o j . HOot The world DO
This curious mat
ter Chicago?
Condon e1ecutx OF the estate has
gUround
decided
be licensed
We know some folks who
who would prefer hay defining
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
RESTA is KING
AND j. AITKEN
Is VICE-KING

Bario Resta Is king OF he auto
racers for the season Johnny
Rickenbscker is prime minister. All
this Is figured under The new poln,
system In addition 10 The honor
Res'a gets q trophy and g. 300 Ait
ken gets $4,000 and Rlckenbaeker
gets $500 The leading 20 drivers
~ f1a ...er f,ff~-~
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Hunt of Carleton.

Wont Mt be long before another football roach from
steIs wM marvel At the selection Of another hs
name VIII be C. Hunt-he DePs
years ago and then acquired coaching College
For four Hunt has been college located IN
Northhed Mimi Not
than half OF them
which TO recruit his
1913 Carleton
points 10 all
247 that time North Dakota
been waoped to o. and this Beloit 10
Next season Carleton will be the Chicago Wisconsin schedules
IN ~ 80 -''''e'
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
WIFE OF SLAIN AUTO RACER WILL
FIGHT THE JUGGERNAUT SPORT

Los ANGELES Cal. nec 5.-Atho Frustrated hock
eer husbands death ar Jnonown speedway Mrs. Hugh Hughes
wife OF the automobile declared
assistance possible legislation prohibiting
The have had
~ terrible
did be-
he
that terrible anything
Friday Hughes join today
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
of the year follow

Mann beat BrIce. $50 20 ~. in
the traghr-rail tourney ~ swse-
ney-iiusfon last nigh, and broke
into he ssmtanals Trainor ~on
honors In The third division BY de.
featng Mcknight. 200 20 l4e
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Phil and SOakum.

IN ETRoIT ms know
j whip anybody Il
viii lead him trick style
Detroit also that Phil and fellow
lays back and him the when he rush likely him
Brooklyn will
that Gassco engaged night Bloom Windsor
bring all the pyrotechnics Bloom whole
Soakum lad All be he
IL viii have
he
OF the
further II be welt declar for
this Yoakum IA
Battling Na
Ad Wogss Terry McGovern,
their assmlate
chap Yoakum this respect.
Yoakum wall
ing on him His ability TO Withstand punishment
dsbeheye wel
thoriy the middle He eyervbody
beaten that be lanped in the
few days naten Yoakum miseraby
feated him points all
ed Yoakum had
there battling at the hnish. and thriving
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Tough On the Shell Games.

Ill SORTS Of she'll games are having rough
the proeaT have broken OF diplomatic relations
Harry Payne whitney ordered
the
rescued Neu4
day Of good luck
ar a o the
Syracuse Syracuse Cornell beat
Cornell
Wisconsin Wsconsin bs
Chicago Chicago Ino Illinois More m 81
It's old world The other night Charley
Nebraska Of
and then the crowd boocd Charley.
raw saws A dispaeI
reietnE the details OF boxing an
Fyfhe
seheme nllns the these dun day.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Frat Tossers to Play Onion
Soupers for Campus Title
o. 4. {. TO HAVE
BASKETBALL TEAM

BASKETBALL TEAM
The Detroit Athletic club an
nognSes tha, 10 w.l' have oSs
hvtbAll team ln the deld this
winter According 20. The An
nouucement -.ts games viii be-
played on Thursday evenings. al
o' them ou The home court as
part of athletic night enter
isinment a. the u 4 e. fcr mem.
oars and their families only
Jov Miller. fran, Sa.naek
and Doe Lundy ~ me once "a.
nous n \ g. quintet. E.nton and
fi,arv % ~, $50 team and sey.
c-a. other PLAYERS Wil 9e con.
aered ,or TIE new segregation
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

In ono week Thsts probably not as
often ss the Euy. who bet on hin
were sold.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Tubby and Ty Dispute

TvD SPENCER. deyons the seiHs mems War n
X
1@ American INTO "
creamy summer
A. Is now bee ~
is Tubey
led
circuit day the week
Reparte the Rip VanW OF q
pitching what club stacked
DAY and good
Pick Of the old guides and FOR yose
ard
chesb orh Griffith and Hosg Detroit lad Donovan Min
andK Tsuuehl and Dineen
White,
Hess and others VIA
unow? The
league that can
o. Of
nd the only club
strong the
all 1918
Browns just good
same the division.
opinion that American pitching improving
positive
OF
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

Harvard soccer tram bests laIe
uh" csres. Also, Cornell wins .auasi
match. q
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
DOYLE Has an Idea.

TACK DOYLE nightly dsturbe
II scandlou
hroodinE Eanbols forth
-
exceedingly jealous
a optional
with
decline walk Then the pitcher thru he
II be should
third
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

notion that pass
o
a feed
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

folks who that golf not an anlue1ea
who would prefer sherman do their defining
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

dead president and generals of United
States are first shown discussing the
question of Observation-Disclosures
Grant, Lee Mckinley and Gthers being
easily recognized. Then their places are
taken by Il modern council, formed of
prominent officers who fought in the
civil war and the Spanish American
wars. The chairman Of this council acts
a. spokesman to his colleagues 'hctwecn
Alc acts as it were and there are very
many of those acts dating back 10 the
time Of '.he Jews; the Ganls: the Ro-
mans: passing through the middle ages
70 French and American revolution
times and Of course. coming down to
'the present day.
The story Of this multiple-drama I'M
iformly is the same: that Il nation IN
prepared for IA is always in peril Of
losing its independence: of going down
before the superior foe.
The production has been staged with
the utmost magniiiccncc; battle after
battle is rendered with impressive effort
and some of the most dramatic happen
ings are illustrated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27
MOTORCYCLE co.
TO BE FORMED
NINE SPEEDERS TO ARRIVE AT ONCE
WILL INCLUDE MACHINE GUN
AND AMMUNITION CAR.

Nine motorcycles. including a motor
machine gun and AN ammunition ear.
have been ordered To Brownsville bv the
quartermalcr department and will form
the nucleus Of what vii! be IA motorcycle
rompaGr in General Parkcr's command.
The motorcycles are scheduled to reach
headquarters here in 4 fcw DAYS and
enlisted men from the local garrison
probably will be- assigned To this duty.
Each motorcycle will have a side ear
which permits cs'h machine To carry
three passengers. including the driver.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27
ADOPTS
IDEA OF A GIRL
DEFENSE OR TRIBUTE is A vALU-
ABLE COADJUTOR OF LITTLE
MISS STERETT.

Marjorie Sterrett. the little ten year
old Brooklyn public school girl who
wants To build a battleship on the dime
contributions of those who like herself
are convinced of the need of the country
for preparedness has a valuable coadJu
tor in the shape of the great drama
DEFENSE OR TRiBUTE-whi-h has
been endorsed by the New York Tri-
biine. and thousands of newspapers
throughout the country and which viii
be shown at Dittmann's Wednesday. In
addition to being timely the picture is
so dramatic. spectacular. eX-
and beautiful that it deservcdlv
place among the very greatest
films ever brought before the public.
The plan of the presentation is a
clever and striking one. The shades Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

today and will continue until Friday.
The organization embraces most Of the
prominent teachers Of music of the
state. Harry Phillipa,s W Minneapolis
il president Of th%cassociation ami will
direct the proceedings. The business
sessions of the three days win bc inter
sperscd with concerts and rcciialS. the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Money lying idle in the banks is doing
the country little good. Its owners may
draw a small interest from the bank for
t. use. but tn country i not advanced a
whit on account of it. The money that i
on; of.thc banks and actively employed u
the money that j. not only earning some
thing for its owners, but Is also benefit
ing the country and the people in general
by tn work ii performs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

The fact that the American soldiers en-
gagged in the Carrizal fight were negroes
must be an eye-opener TO those Mexicans
who have been cheating themselves with
the dream Of a negro Mexican repub-
he TO lie carved out of the southern
United States. They are learning that
the American negroes are not only salts
fled 70 dwell under the American flag,
Knowing when they are well off, but also
are loyal defenders of that flag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27
Political Announcement

The Herald is authorized to announce
leh V. Nixon of kingsville. Kleberg coun-
ty, as a candidate for District Attorney for
the Twenty Eighth judicial District, sub
icct to the action of the Democratic Pri-
nares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

c~~-v rrss~E- ,r-ai,s Of defense anta Of
fensc win be 1T the cc*smand Of General
Parker. And he viii u . shem to tie best
advantage. He win keep the border ban
dit SO busy seeking cover, that there will
be no more danger Of raids.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

"a ma~hinc which plants from 10000
to II. 900 forest tree seedlings a lay In
now being used 1T the Lctchworth isark
forest and arborctum in Wyoming
County, New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Those republicans who take delight-of
"a peculiar sort-in denouncing President
Wilson for counSeling Americans TO leave
Mexico forget that il was a republican
president who over four wears ago ordered
all Americans To leave Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Many parade, but few enlist, it appears.
Ii j. recorded that in one Of the large
Eastern cities, where over IL, citizens
marched in the preparedness parade. only
one has enlisted in the army since the call
for recruits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Despite the predictions of the tailors rs
to the summer styles for men. ii must be
admitted that khaki i the popular mater
ial for mems suits this summer, and olive
drab the f~nYnrite color.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Felix D;az and the HueFistas are
living low iu-f now. They are quite viii
ing to LET Uncle SAM do the fighting
against Carranza. which they have failed
to do, much though they nave wished it
TO be done.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Another American aviator killed AT Yer
dun. America may have need Of those
daring airmen who nave gone from this
country 10 sacrifice themselves fiehtine
IN the Enrnpean @atrnggle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Senator Culberson sticks faithfully to
his desk. despite the fact that Texas is
full ~ candidates seeking to talk them
selves into his seat in the senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

hereby announce myself a. candidate
for reelection To the office of State and
county tax assessor for Cameron county,
Texas. subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primaries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

Germans are paving $50 for a ham
some Germans. that i. Probably most of
them do not eat ham just cow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

OWATQNNA. MINI, June II The
annual convention Of the Minnesota
Music Teachers aSsociH. ion began here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

The colonel has suddenly observed the
"R. :. Y. r." at the foot Of the progress
sive invitation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27
]. J. GALLOWAY.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
Tor election to the office Of County Attor-
ney Of Cameron County, Texas. subject to
the action Of the democratic primaries.
EMILE l. KOWALSKI.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

programs being made up from members
of the association
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

am a candidate for reelection to the
office of Tax Collector of Cameron Coun-
~. subject to the Democratic primaries in
July. w. r. WALTON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff Of Cameron county.
tor reelection. Subject to the action Of
the democratic primaries.
W. r. VANN. Sheriff
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-27
GEORGE CHAMPION.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection TO the office of County
Superintendent of Schools for Cameron
County. subject to the action of the Dem
~ocraiie primaries.
J.. J.. GALLOWAY.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
STORM HITS COUNTY
Continued From Page One.)

weather in a portion of the South
which suffered severely from the flood
conditions following the recent tropl-
cal storm, indicates that normal condl-
tiOns will soon be restored. There
have been no additions to the death
list, and the missing which stood at
IS, including So members of the crews
of 10 steamers unaccounted for along
the Gulf Coast, remains unchanged
1t is impossible to make an accurate
estimate of the damage from the storm
and floods, but it probably will run
into the millions.
Conditions in Alabama continue to
present the most serious problem.
Many families in the vicinity of
Montgomery and Selma are being
cared for. Along the Cahaba and Ala
-bama river valleys more than 1000
have been driven from their homes.
In Georgia, conditions along the Oc-
mulgee river are serious, and many
families have been forced to abandon
their homes.
The sun is shining in Birmingham
today for the 3frst time in six days.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
zoo RET TER TELEPHONE SERVICE

o storm uaved telephone service FOR u"s Vi
~ outside Of the there practically no service d" an
~ - tho county is still demoraized me unsatisfactory
t the companies dgent repairing the damage TO ~
poles wires I'D. an OWL i
, j. IN the svem The only remedy an e'l Is
~ the cause The of the telephone companies ~
20 no changed Instead overhead wire system"
the underground system adopted And the only way " get ~
,s to enforce it by Cumberland Telephone Company was ~
- mako an Improvement to its customers that was not ~
on them either competition a mandate OF the law
~ - hoe made no investigation the legal aspect
We do not know wha limitation OF power the 'S
have Rut whatever whatever tler ~ " p
thew }t to 90 the limit citizens OF this town anu
county better and telephone service than no" ~ ~
m are NOT disposed argue question with the company because
DAVIS that are gone Cumberland Telephone o' imp
~ and ,at 70 argument We simply call the attention
o. the cv Commissioners in vogue ana 10 uss
reasonable and fair way put it up to them IN 0eha " "
people . os;o tho
The telephone business necessity The man IN the 0" ~
hon eefe about duVes, cannot without serious
, The rates charged enough in all conscience TO en "
,tl 70 good service time Instead of which they get very ~
- os of the time and the time The wages paul "
this company employees for the nerve1ackns ~ ~ M
a. ~ ,nIousIv low The profits company out OF the
sweat of its employees service to the public are
company 1t abondny able to make "
necessary to well paid to give gooo ' anu
10 nae to make improvements VIII insure 10 e pun
= that service they pay for fairness and justice entitled "
Until thew are never will do It, Hence ~
10 se wasting time arguing with them Inc @
for YOU to do gentlemen commission if you are true r' anu
of neople protecting them the rlsh'S an"
ing for them other CITIES get VI ~
the same SIZE
a instead OF your making OUT easy
~ ~ - u,, towns Of the same size especially n South
ere as rule as badly poorly served as ia'eS0"s 10
they should be maze 10 ~
for this town that The talking about
And in concuon this state that viii ompe 'ee
~ - doing business in communities of all their
requested TO make one
Marc standard
poles the mile for ongdls
relief clause the entire
MIGHT no
do the lroads.