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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-07
SUNDAY EXCURSION FARES
TO THE SEASHORE, VIA. THE

A. B. & A. RAILWAY
The popular Sunday excursion
fares authorized by the A. B. & A.
Railway to Brunswick and return en-
Sundays will continue in effect up to
and including Sunday, Septenber %.
w. w. GRoXToK,
dS2S. General Passenger Agt.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-07
No. 666

This lie 8 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS g. FEVER:
Five CT six doses will break any case, and
Ii taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or siCken. 2Sc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
Richmond Players Report Smith Arrives daySp Getting In Sh
Newark to Arrive
On Virginia Soil
Early This Week

The Newark International league
team will leave Tuesday for the train
ing camp at Charlottesville in the care
OF President James r. Price and Man
ager Tom Needham, Several first-class
players will be rescued from the major
leagues before the championship sea-
son opens. So far tho roster of the Ne
wark team follows:
Pitchers Smallw God. Enzman. Mangan
and WillSinson; catchcrs. Egan and
Bell: innelders. Durgin. Fuller. MOVE
Lewis. Ritter and KILLER; outfelders
Callahan and Taggart
Lewis Is shortstop who was pur-
chased from the Wtlkes-Barre club
Taggart played with the PittsbuTg Feds
In 1915. Bell s a colt. who was picked
up by Needham In Toronto, Ont Ritter
was once tried by Connie Mack and
Kihler coaches Washington college.
Fuller was secured from the Detroit
Tigers
Egan, Smailweod. Enzman. Wilkin-
son. Durgin. Callahan and Movie played
with the Newark last season. Price Is
W orking the wires for two pitchers. tw o
outfielders and catcher. who are ex-
pected TO put the team in the race.
There is n renewed interest IN the ma
tional pastime among Newark fans.
The nickname RearS has been Off
ctally adopted for the club with the
approval OF both the owners. The play
ers will sport n small bear emblem on
both home and travelling uniforms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
JACK MORAN TO MEET
JACK DILLON MONDAY

Memphis March t7.~-Jack Moran. st.
Louis light hea vyweight. arrived In.
Memphis Thursday morning for his
bout Monday night at the Phoenix with
terrible Jack Dillon. Moran. was ac-z
companied by his manager. Sport Sui
livan, who introduced Memphis fans to
frankie Callahan.
Moran weighs IFS pounds at present.
and is looking fine. He Is billed to take
his first workout In the afternoon AZ 4
o'clock.
Moran is one of the most highly Re-
spected light heavyweights in the
game today He is stu young. but he
has learned enough in the past few
months to make II busy for the hest.
His last two bouts stamp him as one
of he most dangerous entries In the
division for he went the Ia-round route!
with Gunboat Smith and Battling Lev-s
iasky, and the Gunner and Battler are
two OF the fiercest birds extant.
Dillon also has promised to be heras
several days before the bout Jack
the Giant Killer has written that he II
feeling better than he has for a year.
md thar he will he I'm tip-top shap1s
for Moran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
MANAGER SMITH WILL
ARRIVE HERE TODAY
TO ASSUME. CHARGE
Skipper Billy Telegraphs That He Will Put In Appearance
Between This Morning and Tonight-Bal Players Are
Due To Arrive Tomorrow and Tuesday and Two
Practice Sessions Will Be Held That Day at
Clarkes Springs Camp.

with any effect, and that may he at
tributej TO the fact that none of the
managers under whom he worked ever
told him how TO stand at the plate or
swing his club. He didn't make mucn
OF an impression when he first walked
into the local ball park and began TAX
ing part In the batting practice. He
used a bat that was much too heavy
for him, while he did.l't even know
how TO stand up at the plate. Billy
saw that he had the making of u good
hitter and he Immediately made an
effort 10 improve the youngster Just
what Manager Smith accom- plished In
this regard liz well known TO Richmond
fans He made a hitter out o. Steiny.
which was something none of the
other managers had ever been able 10
accomplish. If Steinbrenner Will lis
ten to what Manager Smith tells him
this spring he will he one Of the sem
sattons OF the international league
Likely Young Material
Jimmie Curry and r. l. McMath.
both OF whom have had wide expe-
rience on the inheld. are two men
who will have 10 be watched this
spring. Both of them are said to be
good. and al least ono OF them should
land a regular berth here. Two good
outfield prospects are George Distell
and Ray Fish also experienced PLAY
ers Charlie Hanford, who was pur-
chased from the Peoria club, OF the
Three league, IL another man who
should attract some attention here
In the outer gardens.
Among the new pitchers who should
show form are w II Chappelie, a
big fellow from Brooklyn. George
Miller. Guy Hoffman, Guy Cooper and
Wyatt Lee. Manager smith hopes 10
get At least two good men from this
quintet
So far thirty-slx men have been
catehers. nine in7elders ard eight
outaelders. The roster follows
Riclmnd'- Roster.
Pitchers Walter C;eyer. Detroit.
John I. CARRIER. Richmond George
w Miller. Mechanicsburg Pc. En-
NETT Dozier Norfolk. W II Chap
pelle. Brooklyn Frank Baker. Ban
Ground. Ga. George CrabbIe New
York; r. G. (Slim) MeKenry. Selma.
Cal; Luther Barnes. Lexington. y.
C.: G. p Vines, Chattanooea, Tenn. .
/ !. Nicks. Hopewell; Ernest Reid.
Nokesviile. Va; Guy Hoffman. Orna-
ha, Neb.; Guy Cooper. Richmond. and
Wyatt lee. Washington. n. c.
Catchers--Niiilam Reynolds. Gov
ington. Tex; Dick Talbot Monough.
W Va: Russell Ieiss. Richmond and
W. r. Futrcll. Greensboro, y, c.
1nfelders-F @. Steinbrcnner.
Pittshurg Edwiu Mooers. Richmond
J II. Breeder, Richmond: J. n Mon
ros. Richmond, Harry Hartze1. IA
leigh. y, G: r T. McMsth. Chester.
" Va: Frank McDermott. rhpadc'-
phia Hack Ethel BROOKLYN. James
Curry, Haddonfeld. y /
outfielders--Rohcr' Clements Mar
shall. Mo: T. W. Bruce. Chester: Gra p
ham Bruce Chester, 4. NJ. Morris,
Tate. Ca, George Distell Madison.
Ind r. RAY Fish. Pennserove, \ J ;
Fred Zinneli Baltimore: Charles Han
ford. Toronto Can. 1-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
DR. JORDAN TELLS OF
GERMAN JDAktR PLOTS

Portland ore. March 5.-"In E.u-
rome. IN Germany particularly. the
war group. comprising largely the
nobility Of aristocracy sees III wa" a
means of com batting the tide OF dem
ocracy." said y. David Starr Jordan,
chancellor OF Leland Stanford uni
versity. occurring here before leading
social. religious and political organ
cations.
This group in Germany was also
led TO desire war through wild
dream of expansion that would add
10 Germany all OF the so-called Ger
manic portions OF Europe. Naturally.
Germany says in defense OF herself
that she was forced into war. but /
don't believe the kaiser at heart
wanted war. He was fond of mill
tary ostentation and liked to watch
great movements by his troops, but
IL Germany was forced into war 1t
was largely through tho ambitions OF
the war wishers in its midst
- believe am the only American
who has iectured throughout Ger
many on international peace. and
while there | learned much OF the
ambitions OF this group--an billions
for Germany that would embrace
Denmark. Holland, Belgium, the Ger
man speakiIE portion of Switzerland.
Austria, Turkey and the Russian pro
vinces as far north as Petrograd
These German iulperialists are will
ing to give up the West II they can
build up an empire in the East and
they even look beyond Constantinople
to india.
Austria is the cruX or the whole
ambition OF this group of expansion
lists who are far from being repre-
sentative of the whole Germany peo-
pie, Austria must bear the brunt
and il Is Austria that will suffer in
the end.
None can tell now when peace will
come. To pose as a prophet is both
foolish and unwisc. ] had hopes of
President Wilson's peace proposals
and there is still opportunity tor good
to come of them. Germanys latest
move has 'Hade peace more uncer-
tain. however. -
'sst IN Nfsas,s> gseA settlement
look for a return OF the territory that
has been taken during the course of
this struggle. South Africa and Aus
tralia will undoubtedly be averse to
giving up the German possessions in
Africa and the Pacific. but in the
end | look for n restoration of E.u-
rome much rs II was before the war.
A peace without victory seems the
only feasible peace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

declare that he cannot bc }4i ouG by
the Yankees on an optional agreement
for another season. but must he sold
or released outright If he leaves the
Gotham}tes this year Richmond VIII
buy him. unless Il prohihitive price is
placed Oh the Cuban. and unless h
costs a very large sum II VIII be the
best investment the NirGinianS have
ever made. This boy will draw hun
dreds OF people through the turrsti!ea
tor he is one Of the most popular uIay-
crs that ever performed before Rich
mond ssscnblaEe. He is good play
er. and just the kind of man the Rich
Wond club needs for the shorti,.
position.
There Is also a chance OF sytf5us
Everett Bankston. While he has been
q srlayinr great form down AT the
Yankee camp this season. ManaEer
Donovan VIII doubtless send him 20
the minors far another year for add
tional seasoning. He was without q
doubt one OF the most consistent hit
tiers IN the league last year. and the
Nireiniaus could use him very well
this year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
RICHMOND COLLEGE
BASEBALL TEAM IS
GETTING IN SHAPE.
Speed and Accuracy That Characterize Dobson Machines AS.
sumo Mid Season Proportions and Outfit Looks Like It
Will BE One of Fastest and Most Aggressive In
Virginia This Season-Northern May Fill
Gap at Second Base.

Although bad weather has ham
pered the practice sessions at the sta
dunn some during the last week.
Coach Frank Dobson is fast whipping
his Richmond College Spiders into
hghting shape. Already the speed and
accuracy that characterize a Dobson
machine have assumed midseason
proportions. and in all probability will
develop into one OF the fastest and
most aggressive college teams in the
state.
The gap mt second base will prob
ably be allied this season by Northern.
youngSter who was seen last season
In left field. Since he has been shifted
from the outer garden to the pivot
position, this young fellow has been
displaying great form and at the pres
ent time he looks like a fixture there.
Northern was a second sacker In his
preparatory scnool DIS but owing to
the lack OF experience last season he
was sent to the outGeld.
Henderson is showing some form
behind the bat bat he Is being
pressed hard for his position by sew
erai other likely asprants, Jolliff
Will doubtless bear the brunt OF the
hurting this season. but may be as
sisted by knight, Steiuhardt, Clopton,
Mahon and Kimbrough all OF whom
are now receiving workouts on the
mound. Tom Miller and Harry Car
ter are dlsplying their usual good
form in the outtield and at bat.
on the iufeld CAPTAIN MacPitt at
third, Lee 1iggau a 1prt. Northern
at the keystone station and Cross
ley on first arc playing spectacular
baseball. This will probably be tho
inhejd this year, although Coach Dob
son has made no announcement TO
this effect up 10 the present time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Manager Wood has arranged an ex-
cellent schedule for the Spiders this
season. The first game will be played
next Saturday when the Westhamp-
tonlans go up aSains the Union Theo-
logical seminary.
The revised schedule as arranged
by Manager Wood to date follows:
March 24--Union Theological sen-
mary at home
March 2s-Colby college ,tMaine)
at home.
March 31-Medical college at home
April North Carolina a. and NJ.
at Raleigh, ~ c.
April Wake Forest college at
Wake Forest, y. c.
April Elton college at Zion, n. C.
April 7-Elon college at Graham,
y. G.
April 9--Lafayette college at home.
tnarv al Gtnter Park
April 14-Open.
April iS--William and Mary at
home championship
Apfil I'll Randolph Macon at Ash.
land championship.
April p - Petersburg Virginia
leaguel AZ Petersburg Va.
April 27-Blackstone academy as
Blackstone.
a pril IS - mpden-Sidney al
Farmvt'le tchamp ionship).
May William and Mary at VIII
Harrisburg championship.
May Hampton Sidney at home
championship
May 9-RandoIph- Macon at home
lfampioushipl
There will also be several practice
games staged with the Richmond In
teFna'l"nais during the early part OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
Emory and Henry
Scheduled For
Eighteen Games

(speciai to The Richmond Virginian)
Emory Va. March 1.-THE Emory
and Henry college baseball schedule
as announced today includes games
with West Virginia Wesleyan. virginia
Military institute, Lincoln Memorial
university and also many representa-
tive colleges in both Tennessee and
Virginia. Washington and Lee may
be met at Leglnston the third day Of
May. OF the eighteen games scheduled
thirteen VIII be played on the home
diamond
The schedule follows
April WASHINGTON college. st
Aprn washington college. at
April West Virginia wesleyan. at
Emory
April Miligan college. al Emory.
April i4-Mililgan college. at Emory.
April l7-Hampden- Sidney college. at
Emory
April 2o-virxinia Christian college,
o. Emory.
April 71-virgtnia CHRISTIAN college,
at Emory,
April 27-King college. at Emory.
April 5o--Vtrginia Christian college,
at Lynchburg.
May Virginia Christian college
az I,yuchburg,
May Virginia Military institute
at Lexington.
May 3--Pendtng
! May liking college. At Bristol
May ff-Lncoln Memorial university
Al Emory.
May 17-Lincoln Memorial university
at Emory.
May 22--Murphey co'legs. "a Emory
frending).
May 23--Murphey college, nj Emory
tuendingl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
SOUNDS DEATH kNEll
OF MULTIPLE KICK

New York. March 17~~The football
rules COMMITTEES today announced the
changes decided upon for the season
of 1917 The committee was III session
until early this morning,
Several unexpected changes, how
rcctly sounded the death kneii of
George Foster Sanforl's invention the
multiple Kick. The committee incor-
porated into the code clause which
more stringent rule to prevent the
dissemination OF Instructors from the
side lines was adopted, The penalty
for a violation of THIS rule was fixed
at fifteen yards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
CAROLINA BApTIS7S
ARE GETTING READY
Wake Forest Baseball A~pirants Are
Showing Form and viii BE i'll
Good shape shortly.

Especial TO The Richmond Firginian)
Wake Forest. y. c.. March 17.--De-
spite the inciement weather that has
greeted the Wake Forest college base
ball candidates since the first call for
varsity aspirants was issued, Coach
Killings has had his squad busy at
work for the past three weeks. The
squad on the field now numbers thirty
eight men. and tho first cut will be
made the FIRST part of the week. when
about thirteen candidates viii be or
dered in. The first practice game Of
the year viii be held on Saturday
next and the season will get Under
way exactly one week later
The most significant feature of the
schedule for the approaching season
as announced by Manager Pencil is
the resumption of tho three annual
games with \. X NJ. including the
regular Faster Monday clash in RAJ
Leigh. which has always proved ono
of the best drawing games in Raleigh.
Two other games will he PLAYED with
the Techs one at Wake Forest and
the other in Raleigh.
The usual three game series with
the University of North Caroline is
missing. Carolina consented to play
but one game this year. and that on
their home field In spite of repeated
demands on the part of the local man
agement for the game on neutral ter
ri'ory. Last season. 1t will be recalled
Wake Forest played Carolina In
Chapel Hll. then at Rocky Mount
and third game at Wake Forest, the
f,arrfstss markings ~Aseafs ss~eesrpss6s tbs
entire series.
The schedule calls for but fifteen
games. and II is hoped that Manager
Pennell will endcavor 10 arrange sew
eral more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
BRIDES PARENTS ON
HONEYMOON FOR IiR

Chicago. March 17.--MisS Gladys
Carpenter and Robert Matherton krug
decided to get married and did. They
planned q honeymoon. Then the bride
had q unique idea
They went out to the home of Mr.,
and Mrs, Newton X. Carpenter took
charge of the house. and sent the older
couple packing to California.
"You see" exclaimed Mrs. krug
when papa and mama got married
they didn't have time for a honey
moon, SO we've sent EN- on ours.
Maybe well do the same thing TWEEN
ty-five years from now"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
GALVESTON DEFEATED
6Y GIANT REGULARS

Galveston, Tex. March fS.--Thos
Giant regular team won today IN ~
ha.ra]rhltting eaasests over. the sGalx4HsSs
ton Texas league team The score wa&S
IL to Z. Robertson and F1etcheHM
made home runs. The Giants fatl94s
to make a safe hit for two inuinGqS
Then Ii started. Robertson's hox9
run caused an argument which threax
ened tist fight Umpire Sloan cAaiAM
the hit safe and then tried to chanr
his decision to make u = foul. n1ok
was substituted ~ 1oosa I3<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
Bingham School
Holds Carolina
to Small Score

Bingham school, Mehane. March II.
Though fielding like flends and hit
ting hard. the Bingham school at Me
bane yesterday lost the opening game
of the 1917 baseball season to the fas.
University of North Carolina varsity
team al Emerson field. by score Of
to 8.
close and hard fought contest
from start 20 finish the one hour and
forty minutes Of actual play seemed
only n matter of minutes, MANY times
the game hung in doubt Rrfllia nj
flashes or team work by the Mebape
Cadets piled up runs that nearly over
came the lead held by the university
rlcn.
Tonight Manager William T., GRAY
issued the announcement that Binr-
ham is in tho race for the South Al
iantic championship,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
CITY TESTS APPLICANTS
tT ITS JOB BUREAU

New York March 1.-THE free
city employment bureau will ONLY di-
rect would-be stenogra piers and
clerks to prospective jobs. after a
thorough test. from now on Every
applicant for work must go to the
trade extension classes for test and
a rating. They will then be recon-
mended to position based on proof
rather than Judgment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
.Sn- Roy1 Glass
New 900 Yard Record

New York. March 11.--Another
world indoor record saw the light in
the 300-yard dash when Andrew r.
Kelly, Of Holy Cross college twice ran
the distance In 81 2-5 seconds. The
same time was clicked in tho second
and in the final. The old record was
- LIS seconds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

April q Repeat schedule OF April s.
May J. Repeat schedule of April Ia
May 4. Repeat schedule of April IL.
May s. Repeat schedule of Apri. II.
East End League.
April 2. Jefferson vs.. Nathaniel Ba-
con.
April 3. Springfield VS. Chin borazo.
April 9. Chimborazo vs.. jefferson.
April 10. Nathaniel Bacon vs, Spring.
field
April Is. Springfield VS. Jefferson.
April AZ Nathaniel Bacon VS.. CHM
borazo.
April ~. jefferson VS. Nathaniel Pa
con.
April -. Springfield vs. Chimborazo.
April 80 Chimborazo VS.. Jefferson.
May /. Nathaniei Bacon vs spring.
field
May : Springfield KS. Jefferson
MAY s. Nathaniel Bacon VS. Chim-
borazo
West End League.
April .. Fox vs.. Randolph.
April city Normal VS. Madison.
Apr.l & EIba VS.. Cary
April Q. Fox vs. MADISON
April 10, Eiba VS. Randolph.
April = Cary VS., City Normal
April - Eliza VS.. City Normal
April t. Madison vs.. Randolph
April 20 Fox vs. Cary.
april % ElbB VS.. Madison
Aprl -. City Normal VS. Fox.
April - Cary VS.. Randolph
April 81 Cary VS. Madison.
May / City Normal vs.. Randolph
May 4 Fox VS.. Eliza.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

When you pay starvation prices for
food, that Is your contribution to the
cost of the drink-trade. the greatest
destroyer Of food history has known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Eddy Brysor's team is leading me
"a" Boys Class Basketball league with
Carers Boisseau's team In second place.
and one game behind. Hobart Rylanf's
and Jack Fields teams are tied for
third place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

| Only few more games remain TO
he played In this league. which con-
sIsts OF various games. such as basket
ball. voileyball. relay races. etc. and
these games will he holly contested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

The Marmons and the MERGERS are
tied for first honors In the "B" Boys
Glass league. while the Pierce-Arrovs
and the stutzes are tied for third place
-he Hudsons and Pathnnders ar. also
tied for NTH place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
Y. M. G. A. ATHLETICS

Captain canepa's team IL setting
cutie pace for the other teams Of
the Business Mems Indoor baseball
league. Only once HAS his team been
defeated which was at the hands Of
Captain Pusey's team
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Next Saturday winds up this league,
and with none Of the places In the
league cinched, except the Tailenders,
marked changes in the standing may
take place
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23
BIG MONEY IN CATTLE


We sell you good land on easy
terms and, stock you up with dairy
cows or beef cattle. Pay for them
on the cream payment plan, select
ed from the largest dairy in the
world. Write for booklet.
Cheap excursion rates August 81.
Lindstrom Investment Company,
General A gents, Yankton, South
Dakota. Adv.
Two lots for sale, in good loca-
ton in Tabor. Mrs. Tereza Ko-
EEL, Adv.
Splendid, Red Seal and pure rye
dour for sale at the Farmers eleva-
tor. Adv.
Listen: This is not the frst-time
you got something at cost. The
profit is all your own. 10per cent
off of regular price on Electric
fans. 1t might he a little late in
the season but you will need one
next year. Better get one while
they last. Only a few of all sizes
on hand. A. j. Velat. Adv.
Farm loans at 5 per cent. Farms
| for sale. Lindstrom Investment
Co.. Yankton. S. d. Adv.
Haul your eggs and cream to
| me. ! pay cash and treat you
right. G. w. Root. Adv.
Sell your eggs to John F. Mike
lasek, who pays highest market
price for them at all times. Adv.
Try some Of our Monarch paint
and varnishes. The best on the
| market. Ptak Lumber Yard Adv
Lost, a big 20 inch Teddy Bear,
tan color. Finder will please re-
turn to Mrs. G. w. Root. Adv.
$50 reward to the person who
will furnish information leading
to. conviction of the parties who
multilated my trees Aug. II and
otherwise damaged my orchard.
John Vanecek. Adv.
Warning: 1t appears that a
number of people had taken no
heed Of the notice requesting
housewives to do their ironing on
Tuesday only, the reason being gi
ven at the time. Do not call the
power house il your iron does not
work if you happen to use it some
other day than Tuesday, for the
simple reason that the current
is shut off. A .J. Velat. Adv.
The Security Mutual Life Insur
ance Co., Lincoln Nebraska, has
more than half a million $500, 900
90 Of insurance in force upon the
lives Of Tie readers of the Ledger,
their neigllbors and friends. This
Company writes Standard policies
only, the values of which are qua
ranteed in every respect.-V. j.
Wagner, Dist. Agent
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23
Maxine Play Of Work,

Making play of work is often good
idea when getting children to help.
Thus, when seeking the aid Of a
youngster to pick up the pins from
the floor, let him or her use q horse
shoe magnet for the purpose. You
can get such magnet for ten cents.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-23
Come to the
MOVIES
Sunday,
Where We Are.

A clergyman, in musing on our com.
mon morality, gave vent to his feelings
In this remarkable apathegm: Were
here today and away tomorrow
Christian Register.