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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-04
NOTICE or ApMrNIsTRArIoN.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
In the matter of the Estate of Ignac
Petkevicz, Deceased No. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor of said Estate. by the Judge Of
the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent
STEVE BARZDYS,
Administrator
Dated May IS. 1917 5.2is
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Help Your Country BY Buying a
Liberty Bond!
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Wanted---Male Help.

at Gibson transfer Ap
ply Gen'l Foreman. steady work sood
nav Take Gary interurban. get en- a.
/ c. L. yards 80
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Wanted-Femaie Help.

WANTED - Good girl or woman 1or
general homework, one that can c STrs
Apply So Sibley St, Hammond ..s1.,
Whalen.
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wANTED-Man TO run passengeT -
vater. Inquire Hammond ptos" 5.Ssfs
mond.
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NOTICE.
The following deserted property will
be sold for storage charges at Golden
Bros. storage. corner Sohl and Fayette
St, June 80. 1917
c. Stove, . beds. ? springs.
mattresses. 1 rug. kitchen chairs.
rockers, / high chair.
Taken as the property Of V. Hart
man. June IL Is
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woman at Hamr a.itf
bldg. sol Holman St o.of.tI
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Commissioners Court
Regular Session
Monday, May Z, 1917

Continued from page three)
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wANTED-Drill press hand. Ham nj i1onei
Machine & Forge WORKS 20 s.s.9
e. phone 4T9 Hammond. 49,
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uANTED-Second cook and dishwasn-
er at Sternberg's restaurant e s1
ana. Harbor-
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MEN wANTED-Enterpris Bed Co Ca
Hammond.
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Cor Rent-Furnlshed Rooms


FOR RENT-Furn. rooms for hsleg;
one suite for bachelors. 1S8 Plummer
ave. Hammond. 5:14:t
FOR RENT-Three rooms for hskg. {:
two sleeping rooms. Inquire 1873
Plummer ave. Hammond. 5:24tf
FOR RENT-Furn. room with board,
opposite Harrison park; all modern
conveniences. II Mason st. End apt.
Hammond. 1926
FOR RENT-one nicely furn. room.
10s Williams st. Hammond. A NJ
Gular 6:1:3
FOR RENT-Three furn. rooms for
light hskg. 227 Michigan ave, Ham
mond. s:2:s
WANTED-Gentleman roomer in pri-
watt family. centrally located I15
Douglas St. or phone 1022W Hammond
6:2:i
FOR RENT-Two furn rooms for
light hskg-: no children. 1853 Claude
st. Hammond s.2:5
FOR RENT-First class light hskg.
suite; new and well furn. s12 AlEe
St. Hammond. 6.2:o
FOR RENT-Furn. rooms with bath
for hskg. 1SS Plummer ave. Ham
mond. 6:2:tf
FOR RENT-Nicely furn. room: mod
ern. private family. Is Webb st. Tel.
1910 Hammond. So
FOR RENT-One large furn. front
room for one or two persons; cleo
trio. bath. hot water. lis Clinton st.
Hammond. 6:2:2
FOR RENT-Two rear rooms for light
hskg. 207 Indiana ave. Phone 1852
or call at Clinton st. Hammond.
80
hskg. or gentleman roomers. 1922
Harrison ST.; all modern conveniences.
Phone 315S Hammond. ga
FOR RENT-Three furn rooms. light
hskg.. or gentlemen roomers; mod
ern conveniences. Phone 1855 Ham
mond. 1892 Harrison st. 6:4:3
FOR RENT-Furn front room IS Will
liams st. Phone 1869 Hammond.
30
FOR RENT-Room suitable for two
gentlemen: modern 222 f. Sibley st.
Hammond. Phone s99W. 6:4:2
FOR RENT-Two coy light hskg
rooms; electric light. gas. running
water. private entrance. Phone 1252W
Hammond. 6:4:1
Miscellaneous.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. RE-
paired. Mattresses made 70 order.
Called for and delivered. Hammond
Furniture Hospital. 32s Holman St
Phone 2462 Hammond. So
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Good
work, prices right; estimates free;
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For Sale-Automobiles.
Wanted to Buy.

WANTED-I00 ID. refrigerator. Phone
1191M Hammond. after 7 p. m. 6:4:1
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FOR RENT-Two rear rooms for light
hskg. 207 Indiana ave. Phone 1852
or call at 3 Clinton St. Hammond.
SAL
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WA~TED.Two men with good reter,
ences to take orders: city and r ga
,,-orls. big money. easy seller 81 oiu.
lev II. upstairs Hammond. 80
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FOR RENT-Furn. rooms for hskg;
one suite for bachelors. 1S8 Plummer
ave. Hammond 5:14:t
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FOR RENT-Furn. rooms for light
hskg. or gentleman roomers. 1922
Harrison St; all modern conveniences.
Phone 315S Hammond ga
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FOR RENT-Three furn rooms. light
hskg.. or gentlemen roomers; mod
ern conveniences. Phone 315S Ham
mond. 1922 Harrison st. SAB
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FOR RENT-One large furn. front
room for one or two persons; cleo
trio. bath, hot water. lis Clinton st.
Hammond. 6.2:2
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FOR RENT-Three rooms for hskg:
two sleeping rooms Inquire fSS
Plummer ave, Hammond. 5:24tf
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FOR RENT-Furn. room with board.
opposite Harrison park; all modern
conveniences. IL Mason st. End apt.
Hammond. 1926
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Classified Advertisements
For Sale-Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Unredeemed diamonds and
railroad watches. Lesser's Reliable
Loan Bank. SIS State St. Hammond.
open evenings. 4-l2-tf
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

NOBLE c. BUTLER,
(Seal of the Court) Clerk.
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RoYS wANTED-1s years Old Entei5
nrise Bed Co. Hammond 80
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FOR RENT-One nicely furn room.
10e Williams st. Hammond. A NJ
Gular 81 g
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FOR RENT=Nicely furn. room; mod
ern. private family. Is Webb st. Tel.
2510 Hammond. So
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FOR RENT-Furn. rooms with bath
for hskg. 1SS Plummer ave. Ham
mond. 6:2:tf
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FOR RENT-Furn front room. IS Will
liams st. Phone 1869 Hammond.
SAP
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FOR RENT-First class light hskg
suite; new and well furn. S12 Alre
ST. Hammond. 62:2
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FOR RFNT-Three furn. rooms for
light hskg. 22T Michigan ave, Ham
mond. 6:2:z
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21

.iendo c~o9venccrse dc cue Rose'lna
% h::c;era NADIA por 81:
Saba que el medic que Ia habia
;nspirado lc dcterminaria a buscar un
me ito de abrirle la puerta.
Pero. a pcsar de esta confianza que
"a debilitaba a medida que pasaban
los dias. ell p~risionero %calculaba 10
one podia hacer 81 81 fusion queda-
ba al fin defraudada.
Y combinaba diversos ~proyectos.
Pens6 en- escribir a Ia esposa de
Martens n carta personal como re-
cordatcria. .pero era dificil que
lleeara a sus manos.
Quiso tambi&n cscribir a. comandan
tie: pcro la carta habia de il por Ia
via c~erarquica y I'll vez sc descubrie-
"a.
RenunciG. pues, a escribir.
Ash pasaron muchos dias Y Ia rabia.
va latente en- el miserable, sc iba
hacienda cada vez mayor.
Sc sentia fuerte Y la colera lie daba
audacia, por 10 que, sin reflexionar.
tom6 una resolution.
-P~rocurare encontrar al comandan
te y lie hablare. Use 10 contare to-
do!......
iAh! Estoy perddo no queriendo
Roselina hacer NADIA por mi-pensaba.
iPues bien! LA arrastrare en- mi
caida y me vengare!
Senas reflexion6 aun antes de po-
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Hablaron largo ratio. y e. domingo
siguiente. con permiso del comandar
:e. ~consegI3do por eI capellan, pudo
= q Ia igIes!a. puesto que e. penal
no tenia capil'a.
Tn cabo ie escoltaba.
e desertor debia confesar Y OH
misa en- una capilla lateral. al lado
del centinela.
Habia pocoS fieles a aquella hora. V
algunas mujeres solmanle Sc veia en-
a gran ave.
Cuando termin6 e. Oficio, e. sa-
cerdote volvi6 al lado de Silvano para
4irig:rle aun a,gunas recomendacio-
neS. Y lucgo, a su ado. ruz n ,slc-
sia.
e cabo, por deferencia. Sc so~Stenia
/ una prudente distancia.
Una DANA eutro en- lGusl momen-
,o.... era la esposa De Pablo Mar
tens.
Silvano pa~lideei5.... no esperaba
e. encuentro.
4 pesar de clio. el miserable, quiz
so a~provechar IA OCCASION.
Roselina no lie habia visto y ademas
hubiera sido incapaz de reconocerle
en- aquellas vestiduras, Y con 81 cara
afeitada y demacrada.
Pero al yer q aquel hombre dirigir-
So hacia ella, Sc sorprendio sobre ma
nera nj conocer 81 VOC cuando pronun
r.J, may bajo, su nombre.
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FOILETIN NUMERO Is.
HUERFANO DEL
REGIMIENTO.
Por MARC MARIO.

ra podia co"seSujr. : SCORE a mise
r.corl.a de dos. que i ,odos por ;gua'
~ps-dona. y = -odos ANA.
Desput$ .r~ecorI6Ie sus deberes de
cristiano. le amino 4 rea,izar una COW
fesi6n general con IN minucjoso exa-
men deconciencia, a fin de que to-
das sus taltas e tueran pa-doHadas.
lie anunci6, al fin. el dia en- que
ha5ia de volver.
La nueva actitud de Sjras fu5
diversamenre aprectada entire sus
camaradas.
Mientras cue unos Sc moflban dc
81 ' le rdicu.iIaban. otra$ CREAM que
fjnguia hipocricamen,e para va.erse
de IA protection del cape..au : con-
scgui- favores y Il reduccjor de =
condena.
la Bombarda" solamente lie de-
fendia al hablar de (. con los compa-
Heros-
,Silvano. siguiendo su plan, no pa
recia enterarse de estos j~uic.os.
\ pesar de "a vida comln, (! esta-
ia en- e. mayor aislamiento.
E. cura volvi6, ' Silvano fue de
nuevo conducido a su ~presencia.
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-.Imposible,.

Nadia mar facil.... FL pucde en-
contrar cl medic. 20 no quiero ser
7ris:onero Por mas TEMPO. iQuie-
70 ser libre V tener dinero para Vi
viz 2 mis- anchasl.....
Reflexiona. Isl antcs de ocho dias
no estoy en- libertad ire q buscar a
tn marid6 y Sc 10 contare TODD.
10 entiendes?
E~ntonces Roselina levanto lenta-
meme los oioS y c~lavandolos en- aqlel
miserable con resuelta expression, d.
jo:
Ell dia que acabe Ia dicha para
nj. me m~atare....
y Sc aieio lentamente.
S;.ivano Ia siguio IN momento con
Ia mirada Y despues Sc dejo conducir
o el cabo que sc habia Approximate
v lie habia cogido de IN brazo.
Tn cuarto de bora despues, Silva
no volvia al penal y ocupaba 81 pues-
to entire los prisioneros.
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- Rose!ina!.....
E! sacerdote, que So alejaba. no \
percibia NADIA.
E. cabo no oso i~ntervcnir.
Habia reconoc!do 4 Ia esposa del
c~omandante.
Contenisndose a aIguna distancia,
no dej6 de v;gilar al prisionero.
= :: ::
Eose!ina no tenia valor para con
da.
Tn gran temb!or Sc habia ~apoiera-
do de ella al a Silvano Y
p~arecia que picrnas ne IA q~uerian
sosterer.
s. apoyo con n mano en- un -acli-
natoIio que hab:A = IA entrada.
Sin perder tempo, porque temia
Qie cl cabo .nterv.niera, Ia dijo e.
desertor:
ST.. yo SOY! Tt no ~espe~a5as
vo.vcrme 7 yer; sin embargo. 81 te
hubie-es preocupado en- pensav que
seria de mi. hubieras sab:do, al casar-
tie con Martens, Cue me encontraba
aqui.
Rose:ina no tenia Va or pa"a con-
eestar.
Aq2e hoT5ra le cau.aba terror.
e miserable cobr0 aa;mo.
Io &c igN0raba tcdC-continu6.-~
CIando he vuelto al preside, de5pues
lie ser conGeuado dc nuevo, es c1an-
do me lie entsra4o.
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La de erac;.da sufrja Fl mas horr:-
BILE martirio. victima Ia e. del miedo
y la repulsi6n, sobre TODD. cuando
evocabu el pasado a! yer a aqucl
hombre tan dsspgccia5'c quo lie tutea-
ba.
No podia huir porque sus fue"zas
,staban a~gotadas.
s. hubiera estado serena. hubiera
comprerdido que NADIA debia temer.
mo estaba aquel ~canalla a las or
denes de 81 rlarido?.....
No habia a pocos pasos un cent?
rela que lie protegeria 81 fuese nece-
sario?
S:lvano continue:
No es IA casualidad quien nos ha
iun:ado. he buscado 20 Ia oca-
sion Y ahora vas I oirmc.
e. captain 10 ignOra TODD. estoy
sagaro. porQu2 nunca hub:cra dado
su nombre i Qu!eA Sc Ia entregldO
Z IN recluso. 4 h que ha perteneci-
do a IN 'hombre qIe puede, delante
de todos. !lanarle de afrenta.
Pues bicr; en- pocas palabrls te di-
re. puesto que soy III victima. que
e exijo que me ayuies a cvadirme 81
-u.e-ei ve~ta l:bre dc mi.
-yo!-c"c.amj Rojclina.
S: ill.,. ii tienes medios para
a!lo 81 quiece-.... I'll marido es q
iefc : puede dej2rme c3eapar 81 St
. D.leS.....y Gin cue nadie 10 sepa.
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CUARTILLAS FACILES
UN
Lect0r arlable:

70 Sc que estoy obligado contigo,
va que til me haces e! inapreciaDIe
favor de leer mis- escritos, a no fa!tar
nj 4un solo dia al cumplimiento de este
santo deber de darte gusto.
70 Sc tambien que es harta tn hon
dad. cuando t~oleras, sin ariscar tn ros-
tro severe de arbitro supreme, cue
! mis- pobres hijos cotidianos vean IA
luz de cada sol en- las Columns del
periodico.
Pero, lector amigo, antes que NADIA,
/ Sc one soy mortal, Y, por ende, one es-
toy sujeto a desvcrturas. y, dese"a
ciadamente r.ara mi, hoy me afIige
una. Y muy grandc. que me impossible
Ia para oromear ccntigo y para pasar
csc ratio de charla, que "a casl 10 he
mes hecho de- necesidad, en- que ia y
70 tanto congeniam0s.
Me diras que tai IS no te lmpor-
Ia. que nluy POGO Sc te da que q MI
nc a"onteZca este 0 que me dele de
~acontacer alucllos; que til compraS c:
periodico, para que el p%ericdlco t@ dis
traiCa. V no para cue te entrIsteZcl, )
! que por tai motive, themes der2cho 4,
redirnos 10 cue quieras y a eXIgir de
nos,tros 10 que mas te ia ia.
BEN estA, ~lector; themes raZ6n. Pero
10 creo que IL raz6n rebase el =rado
dc impedirme e!evarte IN G~'sculra.
y este es el caso precisamcHte: re-
conociendo Ell deber que teNgO i ser
! Write, vengc 4 pedirte 81 favor sela-
! Iado &c que. hoy NADIA mas, heje de
cumplirlo. porque una gran trISteza
aiena por complete Il mi voluntad.
embargo nj coraz6n y quebranta mi
espiritu.
Y nj tengo humor para decirte ma
da. nj til ne admitirias que tai HI
ciera.
NJ cree. sin embargo. QUO te con-
tristc e hccho de que hoy faltc a mis-
trahajos hahituales, s!no anteS bIen,
creo QUO sa,,es ganado al fin y al cabo;
per1. de tcdcs mcdos. Ia nobleza oblig.a
! V I'll has s;do 10 suficientemcnte noble
conmigo para admitir mis- articulos,
Y admitir!os no por clcrto con ojoS de
! nc-fecto dcsagrado. Y no voy a ser 20,
quien, acosado por una honda desren-
tura. V cast fuera dc mi ecuanimidad,
cUmcta la torpeZa de offender a perso-
ma tan amable V tan bucna como Id.
Pcro. ahora que me acuerdo. estoy
! poniendome den:asiado antipatico con
eStaS arpamaS2s retoricas, V veo que
tn rostro comienZa a perder su apa-
cibllidad Y que Sc te agota "A pacien-
cia, V ore estas %dispuesto 4 mandar-
me noramala con ~tristezaS. deSvcntu-
ras Y TODD, que no te provocan = Il
maiditu el chiste.
DE mcdo que me retro, lector. Te
doy las %raCias por I'll exquisite hon
dad; hago votos pcr tn salud, Y me
deSnido, esperanto que manana G!
bien de Dios nos llegue con mejores
noticas &c los seres g~ueridos, y qGe
Gamble mi suertc. que, hoy por hoy
In venido muy 4 menos.
De- esta guisa he cumplido cont
go. ne cumplido con cl peri0dicc. & ne
cumD.ido conmigo, cue, u en- L. he
cesarisima obligation de ganarmc IL
| vida, no puedo prescindir dc Ia tran
quilidad de mi espiritu que Sc encucn-
ira abatido.
.Au revoir.
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T'IBERlO.

sin unaS, Y sin valor
para pegarSe dos tiros
y mor!rse de un jalon;
que de SECURE. el inferno
no cSta tan ma de calor
como ell prccioso verano
de esta culta poblacion.'
Goa que, hace" Su testameneto
prontam"nte TODD dos,
que "a il ; es muy seria.
Que Va 81 ..fano lego.
CNANTECLER.
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er en- ebra sus planes.

ner en- ebra sus planes.
Pcnso 10 que habia de decir al
m~andantc, Y para no revelarselo TO-
do de n vez prepare habilmente sus
frascs.
Estaba va pronto y cinicamente re-
suc'to.
Ell ~prisionero Sc dirigio a n de
los guardias, ell sargento Stephan.
-~.Sargento, GUERRA hablar al CO.
mandante-le dijo a Ia bora del pa
SEQ.
Ell vigilante Sc s%orprendio.
para cue quiere listed hablar-
le?--le %pregunto.
No sc 10 dire mas que a e!-con-
tast6 Silvano Senas.
-:Es algunas declaration perso-
nal 10 que desea dirigir!e?
No.
-:Acerca del Serv!clo acaSo,
-Tanpoco.
No puede listed hablar al CO.
mandante sin exponer el motive.
10 que quiero decirle solo a e!
importa.
-Bueuo....le hablare a listed
cuando venga.
Y como ell %prisionero guardara 81
lencio, anadi6 e! sargento:
-Solamente le advirtio que procu-
70 fundar bien 81 reclamation.
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e. cura volvi6, ' Silvano fue de
nuevo conducido a 81 ~presencia.
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LXII.
FL. GOLPE DE GRACIA.

Ocho dias pasaron sin que ell mise
rable rec;biera lie menor n~oticia, sin
conseguir yer al Gomandante que Sc
g1ia en- Ell penal.
NADIA nuevo Sc saba de su Marcia.
Siivano esper6 ain dos dias no pu-
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SECCION EDITORIAL
Nj CON UNOS, Nj CON OTROS

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IN dSlhguo0 "eNCl"0' 's use" pe"@" m srIHn,5 me = 81
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I'll Prohema 6 mas Hp'e ue N qe . H"N nIa-asc NJ m
dchO. POrque VI sae listed G las ne@oclaciohes ""
Il senumentalSmc. PreHSameRte' 10 que mper". i"7 v
dor - In base de dcueFoo eRtre o passes qe "E"" ~
Il e~tadi>ta TeXicaRC sc k preaenta esa duda: "D"hue es"H P-
las ventaia>: del Eado de ia Entente c lei lac de '1 H"p'iios '"""
II rsiadNta mio9e n o dudaria. Ofrece tantasc oSa9 O0n""S '""""
Nos han hech0 t2ntas nalas iugadaS tS hStadoN 'n"uS' - 'H' Hay FIN
mirar las c0-aSc con III POGO ms Il e pcarda lay 9' t-""" ~
prontO. - AlemanIa, qe ha deci2Fado tFa H"SI'" 'H ~" ~
leyar 81 irma-IcS caEOnes, segnT ella, -Un FL uENo Ha'ado uiSho II
respe0-cumPiria hoaradaFrente los G:etHnteh'oS 9t " "S "N'""
Ms hiccIa. ! hay qe pregUntarSe Oa c'a ri men hPMi2n"e 81 ""E
uu-rendo ella cumDIr p0dria hacarG"
y coma eI representative del Per5a"o 1 cue nos hsnoS FeitTra' Pre&uh-
tara al autor de las anteTores decarai"ne. - era partlda!lo de nj hfe-
Dsencin cor los aHados. este onte-t6:
- ~ehor. Pero IN consdwo IN -uenn de tdo punio "reaIzafle- Il GO
i4rrau meNcano que hNiese causa coa"Gn cor Ia l&taao> CfdoS caeEIa
del ,o54r anc, de- frmar Es n-.ociaci,r~>. PC. ESQ dgo que t! probiema
,- comgTcado. Nucstra coayensn.;" r-tar:a ai: en abo-dar este imagine
cCnIicic del b&cero con Washington. zero :cG"3 e 10 h2ce listed enten-
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Pitchers Will Be
Athletic Factor

Myers. "JinK" Johnson and Noyss.
Those boys arc fine pitchers and
hard workers" he said
"Noyes proved no belongs whom
he beat the Yankees In q close
Eamo. Bush and Myers arc known
TO possess ability. and johnson Is
coming fast
Il like tho work OF Bates mighty
well at third base. Ito fits In with
MeInnis and Witt. two other stars.
lie will DO recognized m q find boz
fore tho season Is over"
Mack's team has ceased 20 DO tho
joke attraction OF tho American
league. when he broke his old ma
chino into bits and started 20 70
build. he predicted he would DO back
In the running by 1917. His word
appears 10 have been placed on n
sure thing. for his team IL playing
snappy. winning baseball.
Il have team that will hit and
fight with the best OF them I'll not
win 4 pcnnant this year. but--ill
not fnish In las, place. c!thsr. I"
Mack declared.
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.;EM PING
ER4 WILL
LURE u 2EGY

Az has been the custom In
tho past. the time OF Sundays
game will be 2:3o. Tho week.
day games will begin at 3
o'clock.
There was a eoodIy gathering
Of fans out for yesterdays fra
cas-, but the ground had toe
much the resemblance OF . bog
for Dug TO let any Of his play.
ers risk breaking a leg In the
heavy infield.
Eddie Klein, the southpaw, secur-
ed from the st. Louis Cardinals.
was slated TO heave the twistcrs to-
day for our boys. with Jimmy Clark
doing the serving for the opposition.
Iris Speakers triple was only
one Incident Of the Cleveland
Indians 3 TO o victory over tho
White sos. Ray SehaIk's
passed ball on a third strike
was q feature also.
Harry Cheek has lost mono q his
pepper In the switch from vancou-
yer TO Great Falls. He still Is as
optimistic as ever. and declares
that Hester's club is the best In the
league.
The club Is well balanced" says
Harry. "and don't let any one tell
you there Is a busher on IT,"
Al Gipe, former Seattle twfri-
er. pitched for Vancouver yes.
terdsy, and lost TO Tacoma.
after allowing the Tigers ten
binsles. Error still features the
play Of both teams Yesterday
there were ten. all told.
Altho Spokane outhit Butte IN the
Eastern Washington city yesterday.
Nick Williams hired hands were
not able to capture the fray from
McGinnity. Frank Guigni, former
Giant. now with Spokane. got two
hits in four trips.
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~ n. c. HAMILTON

unu.a Press start Correspondent
NEW YORK, April 27.-"olss
US good pltehlno-not the best,
but good. consistent pitching In
the box. and they'll hsve TO look
out for us."
That's the way Connie Mack sired
up his rojuvenated Athletics today
In q talk 20 the United Prcss.
We've reached tho point who're
We arc likely 10 do something. We
have a club that IL peculiar. n Is
composed Of men who can do many
things" said Mack.
Every ono of them Is different
They're not recognized starr yc,.
but they can hit and thoy can run
tho bases. and the pitchers arc find.
ing out how TO pitch. They'll make
runs and they'll hit most any Kind
OF pitching. All need 10 rood.
steady work IN tho box"
Depends on Pitchers
Mack said no was depending a
great deal on tho work OF Bush.
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Just how we'll Sheriff str,psers
no-decision bouts will please the
boxing fans viii DO known following
the staging OF tonight's card at the
Elks' gymnasium.
Matchmaker Adams has lined Up
a card that has all the earmarks OF
class. Considerable interest is be-
ing shown in the bout between Ed.
die Campl and Henry Gleason. fol.
lowing the report that Gleason IN 10
box Eddie Pinkman next week II his
showing with Campi IL favorable.
Frankie Sanders. the rugged New
Yorker. who made a hit on his fret
appearance hero by his aggressive
tactics. takes on George Ross.
No decision may be needed % de-
tsrm'no the winner when Harry
Bishop. Tacoma slugger, and Dick
Wells put on their exhibition. Both
OF these lads carry kick. and II is
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Wagner After Bout
in Vancouver, Wn.

Jack TX. o." Wagner. the popu-
lar Portland lightweight who made
his comeback with a rush. winning
three straight bouts in less than
a month. ono OF them being n
knockout. Ia hot on tho trail OF
Pete Mitohis. Fred T. Merrilrs bat.
Ting protege. Wagner wants TO
20 10 rounds with Peto In Van.
eouver. Wash. Wagner and Mitchie
should put up grea. battle II
matched. Both are good boxers
and hard hitters and have a reputa-
ton for knockouts.