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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
LEASE KNOXVILLE BUILDINGS.
inehriate Homo to 30 hospital for
Disabled War Veterans.

inebriate Heme to 30 Hospital for
Disabled War Veterans.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. May 1s.-The state
board Of control late Monday closed
contract with DR.. w. G. Wittee.
representing the federal government
at Washington, for the taking over
by the government Of the buildings
and forty acres Of ground at Knox
vile formerl., used by the state for
an inebriate hospital. The govern
ment will use the property as a
sanatorium Tor disabled soldiers.
Under the contract the government
leases this property until July 1,
1921. paying a rental Of $1,000 per
month for it. With the exception OF
the forty acres which goes with the
government leases the state reserves
the $50 acreD or so in the farm and
vii operate 1t as a farm this season.
When the legislature meets next
January the proposal to buy the
property ma.y be put. up to II by the
government.
Residents 81 Knoxville who oppos-
ed the use OF the property as a hos
pital for feeble minded children are
pleased with the new arrangement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
News Of Eldora.
Special to Times Repuhlican.

Spec1al TO Times Republ1cAn.
Eldora, May 1s.--ciayton Summer
and Roy Mccoy, charged with grand
larceny Of I'm information before
Justice Of the Peace Grant Tyler
on Monday waived preliminary ex-
animation ard were held to the
grand jury IL. $4,000 bopds each. The
information charges the defendants
with taking and appropriatine TO
their own use CERTAIN automobile
tires and acc essoriss to the value Of
upwards OF $40. On the night Of May
8 an automobile belonging to Thom-
a. Lytle was taken from the streets
in Eldora ami later found In an UNI
freQuented road. minus tires and
other equipment The grand Jury for
this county does not convene until
August 30, and unless the $1,000 IL
secured the defendants win remain
in jail until the convening Of that
body. -
Mr.. Carl Brewer aged about s5
years, died Sunday evening at the
homo Of her sistsr Mr.. w. A. Pye,
In Eldora after an illness OF several
months. Tho body was taken Mon
day to Garv4n. the old hona4 Tor
burial.
Funeral services for Lyman speu-
osf. who DEL Thursday in Joplin,
Mo- and whose body arrived here
Friday night, were hsld Saturday AZ
terIioon. being in charge Of Rev.A.R.
Rice, Of the Congregational church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

vtdss: ANY person who hes thus Do.
clared his party affiliatlon shall
thereafter be listed on the poll books
al member Of that political party.
and such person, while resident OF
the same precinct. need not declare
his party affiliation at succeeding
elections, unless he desires to change
his party affiliation. Any elector. who,
having declared his party affiliation,
desires to. change the same. may. not
less than 10 days prior to the date
Of any primary election. Mo . writ
ten declaration with the county audi
tor stating his change OF party az
filiation, and the auditor shall enter
a record Of such change on tho poll
books in the proper column, opposite
the voters name and on the voting
list"
Where man votes for tho first
time or changes his precinct he must
make new declaration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
iith and c,ngressman Horace NJ.


dith and Congressman Horace NJ.
Towner, of Corning.
Those who are attending the con-
ference from lowe are Karl Hanson.
Roland; L. w. Powers. Denison:
George s. Allyn. Mounnt Ayr; q. T.
Housh. Carroll: J. II. r. Main. Grin
nell; r. Ames Montgomery, Fair
field; Erma l. Krout, Oskaloosa;
President r. A. Pearson. Ames;
State Supt. p. g. McClenahan, Des
Moines; June Chidester. Fairfield;
Alison Secor, Des Moines; NJ. NJ.
Leonard. WtLukee; Lucy d. Hall.
Newton; 8. A. Potts, Muscatine;
Mrs. Fred W'ray. Abba; Mrs. Hazel
OFT, Jefferson. Margaret Montgom-
cry. Cherokee. Dean w. r. Barr,
Drake University: City Supt. ]. w.
Studebaker. and A. L. Heminger.
DeS MOineS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
mo- REGISTRATION
FOR JUNE PRIMARY
LAW DOES NOT REQUIRE VoT-
Frs TO PREVIOUSLY EN-.
ROLL NAMES.
MUST BE RESIDENTS
OF VOTING PRECINCT
Party A';fiIiation Must Be Declared
-challengers May Question Per-
sons Flight to Vote in Precinct or
Question His Party Declaration
Change Of Party Affiliation Law,

Des Moines. May 1s.-No registra-
ton is required for the primary cleo
ton, which this year comes on June
I. The man who presents himself to
the election board. however. must
be an elector Of the precinct In which
his polls are located. He simply de-
olares this fact, or swears to it.
ANY person shall be entitled to
participate in the primary election
who il qualified elector in such
precinct al. the time OF said elect
tion," reads the primary law when
the voter seeks to pass the guard
rail he shall indicate the party ballot
be- desires, and one of the judges OF
election shall hand him ballot Gum
less challenged, and If so challenged,
then only In the event that the chal-
lenge is decided in favor OF the vot-
err. and such person shall there
upon be allowed to vote. Tho voters
selection shall constitute his party
affiliatiorl, and 1t shall be the duty
OF the primary election board to re-
cord his name and check his party
affiliatioIl on the poll book"
These poll books shall be returned
to the county auditor and lists shall
be made, arranged alphabetically. Of
voters to be used At subsequent cleo
tions.
How to Change Atfiliat;or.'
Another section OF the law pro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
Williams News Notes..

Special to Times Republican ,s,5 .
Williams May 1S:-Ths Sbacealau-
reate exercises fofi the high school
We're held In the Oasis theater Sunday
evening. The three .locakoclersymen
united IA the exercises The Meth-
odist choir with sMissa Qua Carr at
the plano. Furnished the music. The
stage was tastefuily decorated with
the class colors,s capary and Nile
green. and the class flowers yellow
roses, The class motto was s'Out Of
tbs harbor into the sea-" The grad
tates are: Mary Genevieve Bainbridge
Anna Nielsina Hanson. Jsnnia Luella
Meyer and Mary Elizabeth Welsh.
The commencement exercises will be
held Thursday evening at the opera
house.
The county Sunday school conyen-
ton was held here In the Methodist
church the latter part o. last week.
Two interesting days were spent and
the following officers elected for the
following year; rresident. Rsv. Char
les Flesher, Williams; Woe president;
AD. Howes, Williams; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. W. @. Wsrryman. Of
BlairsburS.
John Braund. Of yesup. II the new
manager Of the SPAIN & Rose Lun-
Der Company. Tho former. manager.
Frank Daniels, Joined his wife at
Werthinston, MINI lest wsek.
Prot. u H. Campbell, Of Rsnwick,
has been chosen to head the school
here. for $1,000 Ter year. Mr.. Camp
boil was head Of the consolidated
school In Humboldt county last year
and comes well recommended.
Or IN I. Coulsen. Of Gsray's Lake,
kNt came the dzut of the, week to- as
/ DIX W., r. Bossenbtrger In his
practise. The two men were class
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
cuMMiNs SPEECH POSTPONED.
Political Rally ut Iowa Falh Delayed
by Senator'S Cold. fEn

Specidi 70 1lmeS-Republican
Eldora. May 1S.-Bscause or the
fact that Senator A. B. Cummins II
suffering with q severe cold, his en-
gagemsnt to speak In Iowa Fails on
Wednesday, May 10. has BEEN can
celed until sone time next Wsek.
This IL the word received here Nom
day by Hon. III. A. Hun from Sen.
ator Cummins' manager. w. r. At
kinson. Of Waterloo. The definite
cate Of the postponed meeting has
not been absolutely arranged for, but
It u to be not later than the middle
OF next week. This Is tho only
speech Senator Cummins will make
IN this district until the primary
campaign closes and It u believed
that . large crowd win b In at
tendance. Hardin county has al
ways bsen loyal 70 senator Cummins
ana It win not disappoint him In the
vote ~ June =. sgs- ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

Special to Times Republican.
Conrad, May 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Steelsinith Of Fairmont,
Mimi. visited relatives and friends
here the past week. w.
Miss Alice Melton, Of Cedar Rapids,
10 visiting at the ]. w. Conrad home,
7, The high school lbal1 team To- max
ing reputation for fast and winning
ball. They have not been defeated
thus far this season.
Rev. Watford Reed il attending the
general conference at Des Moines.
Conrad high school will graduate
ten students this year. The; gradual
ing exercises will be held Friday
evening. May 20. Rev. F. w. Luce,
Of Cleveland, o., will deliver the
commencement address. The Mar
shalltown high school orchestra will
furnish the rlusic.
In tho absence Of the pastor, Rsv.
Harry Morrow. Of Center Point, de-
livered the sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. He was
greeted by a large congregations who
enjoyed the privilege Of hearing him.
Mr.. Morrow was former Conrad
boy.
Tho street and alley COMMITTEES Of
the council Is putting in. some GOOD
ticks ON the streets between rains.
With . little time and moro favorable
weather conditions our streets win be
whipped into good shape. .ese.
The ibaccalaureate sermon to the
graduates will be delivered by Rev.
Oliver Stephenson at the Presby-
terrain church. next Sunday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
Dr.. crumh.sI<,e Do.

Independence. May 1S.--Dr. w. p.
CrumbackAr. superintendent Of the
state hospital for the insane, died
at the hospital He haA, been III Of
influenza for three weeks. He leaves
q wlfe and scn. Bauer. DR.. Crum-
hacker, q man in his sixties, came
here eighteen years ago from West
Wfginia. The funeral services were
helA in the hospital chapel At 3
O'Clock Sunday. Rev. J. H., Cameron
conducted the services. The super
intendents OF the three other hospi-
tails cf the state were In attendance,
alse' friends from town and many Of
the patients and employees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

was greeted by capacity house both
Thursday and Friday evenings and
will be repeated again Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. J. Tisdale. son Wayne and
daughter Beatrice. Of Colo, motored
over Friday to attend the class play
and called on friends Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Davis is enjoying a visit
with her mother. Mrs. Wyatt, of
West Virginia.
Mrs. w. Il. Smith Is gradually i'm
proving since her return from the
hospital in Marshalltown, where she
was operated on for gall stones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

N. H. in April. 1874, the family NOV
Ing TO this county In 1855. settling
on q farm a few miles southeast of
Eldora. For years Mr.. spencer was
engaged in teaching school and In
farming. He is survived by two
brothers and one sister: Mrs. Frank
Porter. Of Idaho Falls. Idaho. and
Charles and George Spencer, of San
tn Ana. Calf, the latter of whom
with his wife was present here at
tho funeral service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
GrinneII and Vicinity.
)eciaI to Times-Republlcan,

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. May 18.-Frank Harding
Is to be manager and A. G. Rinefort
secretary Of the organization just
formed for the development of the
baseball interests Of the city thru
the summer and possibly permanent
ly. It is due to the sport Loving
Knights of Pythias OF Grinnell, who
are financing the movement, that the
city has a baseball team organized
out of present and former. players. 1t
is hoped by all concerned that Cicero
Literal, formerly Of this city but
now of the Cedar Rapids team, may
be induced to como back here and do
the pitching for the horne team. A
catcher Is to be hired when the team
gets down to business. The business
arrangement Is cooperative. the team
to have so per cent of net earnings
at the end Of the season II they win
half or less Of the games played and
60 per cent II more than half are
won.
Cummins Rawson, q student In the
college here, had the pleasure Of a
visit on Sunday with his uncle, AL
bert B. yCummins. who spent the day
at Hotel Monroe in this city. Sem
ator Cummins had spoken at Win
field on Saturday and is scheduled for
West Liberty today.
The one hundred volunteer workers
to finish up the improvements at the
two parks at the north and south OF
Tho offy oro cs1laH onca xonrn x,,t<y,
the hope Of fair day at least. for
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Both
previous calls have been spoiled by
chilling rains.
LAW Enforcement" is the subject
announced for Attorney General H
M. Havner when he addresses q
Grinnen audiences as he has arranged
to do on June 3. in tho evening, in
the Congregational church.
Wade Kirkpatrick, formerly OF
Hedrick, n seriously III at the st
Francis hospital in this city. and Mrs
Lentner. Of Hedrick. his sister. and
Mrs. Payton. Of Norton, Kan. came
here on Sunday to be with him.
Mrs. r. l. Mitchell, Of 1ol1 Sum-
mer street. d second couiin OF Bishop
Francis J. Mcconnell, who preached
In the Methodist church on Sunday
morning. had tho pleasure Of enter
tanning the bishop IN her home. Their
homo was formerly in Ohio and they
had not met for many years. - p
The many friends of'Jerry Muicahy
sympathize deeply with him and his
family in his critical illness. tho cui-
mination Of long continued and IN
creasing failing from diabetes. He is
In q hospital at Des MONIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Harris had q
pleasant visit Sunday from Rev. Mr..
Pennewell. Of Evanston, H., who il
In attendance on"the general confer
ence at Des Moines. s,Sf'a
Rev. and Mrs. w. p. sstoddard had
the pleasure OF entertaining Bishop
Edwin Hughss, who came here after
holding = morning service many
miles, away. that he misht bsin9 >
message especially to the young men
and women Of Iowa College at Grin
nell. In which he was a student mn
der Profs. Grove, Parker, Macy and
Buck. Us
Miss Mary Schmitz writes from
California, where she has spent the
winter. that she plans to start on her
return TO Grinnell, on the 25th Of this
month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

SSSSA~s W AuAVo>&SopuVtiCous
Mount Vernon. May 17.-Leonard
Wood received the nomination for
president ct the Cornall colieye mock
republican convention held at the
college auditorium. Saturday evening.
May IL. The convention was un-
doubtedly ono Of the most sucoessful
au-studsnt affairs ever held at Cor
nell. The students entered into the
convention with keen interest, there
was Wild enthusiasm for the var
iops candidates and every dstail of
the convention ,erranEemspts won't
OF with perfect smoothness and fine
spirit. The nominating speeches we're
especially elective and eloquent The
fact that General, Wood, was, COM
mencemsnt speaker It Cornell COL
lege last year may account somS.
what tor tho Wood victory. Herbert
Hoover was close second. Five bal
lots WHY required bsfors. MooA vas
nominated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
GOV. Frank O. Lowden. o.

AmssGov. Frank o.. Lpwden. OF
Illinois received the majority OF
votes cast in the Iowa state student
straw election. Governor Lowden
drew double the vote of any other
candidate, Herbert c. Hoover was
second chotee, receiving approximate
II ons third of The student votes.
Over 90 per cent Of the women Of
tho college cast ballots, being a
laxUtr peroertagee than those cast
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
lowAhs At coNFeREMoE.

Prominent Edssates and 0evssmor
Attend WAsdnsten Msseins.
Special to Times Republican.
Dies 0lolnas, Nay 1S.-Iowa II
represented a$ the educational con.
ference being halA ct WxsAinsNon D,
g. this week h tWsney-tvo Aslegates
from iowa. Most Of ths membarp Of
the lows Delegation LETT Sunday nisht
for waahinston. dovsrnee Harding
idt last night He WIN pfseads at the
oo1fersnce Thursday.
Among the Iowans who viii address
the conference are Governor Harding,
Secretary Of Agriculture =. Z. More
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
Brief News Of Clarion.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarion. May 18.-Miss Mabel
Young entertained at bridge Satur-
day afternoon compiimenting her
guest, Miss Louise Bennett Weaver,
OF Des Moines. Out OF town guests
were: Miss blanche Young. Of Los
Angeles. Calf. Miss Earl Biddle, Of
Des Moines, Mrs. e. j. Fox, Of chi
cago and Mrs. Carl Roper. Of Des
Moines. y af'f
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Linfor enter
tanned Monday at a dinner party at
their home at I o'clock. the occasion
being family reunion. Covers were
laid for Mr.. ind Mrs. H. q Webb OF
Detroit, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. d.
Webb and family. Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
OFT and family, Of Hampton; Mr. and
Mrs. H. r. Trap, of Hampton, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Duer. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Duer and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Shat
Ter, OF this city.
Mrs. e. r. Morton has returned
from Cedar Rapids. where she was
called by the illness of her sister.
Miss Blanche Young. of Los Ange-
les, Caitf., " no. has been attending
the Chicago Art Institute = guest
at the George Young and Peter stark
homes, being enroute to her. home.
/. News comes from Twin Falls, Ida
no. that J. A. ,Keever.i Q former resi-
dent Of Clarion 10 III with hAart
trouble and rheumatism. *
Clarion will graduate twenty
students. Judge Lawrence De Grofr
will deliver The address on June 1.
The members, of the class are Elsie
Banks, Buolan Benson. Dorothy Gag
ley. Lorene Campbell, Ingoberg
Christensen, Helen Christensen,
Electa Foster, Lillian Larson, Gilber-
ia Madison, CLARK Mechem, Lura
Nelson. Lero., Norris, Daisy Priestly,
Jeanette Rohrback. Glen Simpson,
Maurine Thomas. Gertrude Turk,
Jennie White and Hobart Walker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18
Union fjsws ltems.
DnAcinl n Timer RApiIhlihan-

Sp0C1N 20 VIu0o-N0puplIc00.
Onion, May lied Gregory Is
visiting q sister in WesAngton
Springs, 8. D.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Alexander en-
jeysd visit With the lattsrs niece,
Hrh. W. q. Schnsider. Of Manhattan,
0an-. ths past week. e
The class play. Deacon Dubbs''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

collision with Great Western train
Friday. will be held at the home on
Wednesday afternoon The son.
Harold w. Cummings. of San Fran
cisco. Is expected here fer the
funeral.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

The u. 8. department Of Agriculture
has dropped the term ''milch cow In
favor of milk cow"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

Cummings Funeral Tomorrow.
Special to Times-Republican.
Hampton, May 1s-Funeral services
OF the late J. w. Cummings, who
died as the result of an automobile
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-18

How to Change AHitiatior.
Another section of the law pro-
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

Of Section 28 to Lateral No. q and
there, terminating at point 765 feet
north and 25feet east from the SOUTH
west corner OF the N. w. Ia Of Sec ton
~ $50 ,l s=
& Latera' No. 1.
s. Beginning at a point 1875 feet East
and 490feet south from the West Id
corner Of Section 27, and running
thence .northeasterly into andthrough
|ltheJ q. E. Id of the S. w. Ia of Sec
lion; "a a.nd, crossing the East:and West
highway, and running thenee north
easterly to the main line, and there
terminating at a point $50 feet Wes
and >23O feet north from the center OF
Section ,27. .a ss :.*..
= Ss.:ss Lat era! No. l-A.sa vi +.
Pe;ginniinrigs; Ps;yi II; at point S80>fget West
and I35 feet South from the center OF
Section ~, and running thence in, q
n or t hW esterlV dire ction in the N. ~
Id of the S. W. La of said Section to
Lateral /, and thSye terminating at a
point 81 5 feet West and 200 feet South
from thascentor Of Section II.
$:.Is Lateral No. 1-B. ~
b. 4 /. :. +. 4 f 3 ,
Beginning at a point 700 feet east
ard 800 feet South from the Mort Invest
corner Of the s.. w. ID of Section ~,
and running thanc ce in a northe heasterly,
direction through the N. w. Ia of the
S.gW. Id of Section II and continuing,
in northeasterly ,direc tion to Lateral
I, and there terminating at a point
a115O feet we st and 500 feet south from
the center OF Section 27 ..4.s.. f..
All OF the foregoing LateTalss and sub.
laterals above, set forth and described
and situated and located in the Sec
:tions as above stated are all in Town
ship .l10 North of Range 81 West,
Brown .CoMnty, IN innesota as appears
by the reportsof the Engineer herein
after mentioned and that the names
Of the owners of the lands and the
names Of the Municipal and other,
corporations that will be affected by
the construed ion of said ditch, as ap-
pears in the. report. of the Viewers,
hereinafter mentioned, are as follows,
to-Wit:
III Wm.sA. Gllth, Fred Rosenau, Ben.
] .ss{E ,Rosenau, Otto Schreyer, o, C..
Striekler, Il Vim. p Broderson, Fred
Scar, Lorenz Altenburg, Gertrude
sehnnitz, Henry Fischer, Andrews
Backer, H. D. Beussmann, Dan.
Meeklenburg, Augusta Harris, Josep.
Richartz,l Peter S Schmitz, Est, C aro-5
line Krause, Vim. n. sRichartz, Anton
HengeI, Nicholas Perma1 niger, Town.
Of MilfpEd asld State Road Highway.
No.s54 AAdfAat the Engineer ppointed /
bYi the, fsS@flty Board; Of said C oiulntY|
to ma asna sfflEEY]RayY. Yy]RayY Of the roAte of said
ditch has comp pleted hisSW york aud hi, made, lei
in the ofhfee ff3 3f Said G county Auditor; Il isit.
and that. the ViesWers appointed bV,
said County Board to view the same
have completed their work and filed
thei1 report there on in She office Of said
County Auditor <<.s IS rs Il. .s
And that, theref fore, the County, /
Board of .BorWn County state @of |
Minnesota will hold a special meeting
on Friday the 18th day of October |
1920, at the County. Au,d itor's Office I
the city Yofs eW Ulm In said County,
at 9sll; q lock "a, NJ. said day, for (
tearing and sseofasiid alton. III said 1,
petitions and of said: surveyors and1
viewers report thereon; and that all |.
persons interested in the construction
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
BALL GAME AT ARLINGTON.

+. The local ball team will go. to Ar
Layton, next Tuesday, to- cross bats
with the Young America club, which.
was defeated by New Ulm at Nor
wood, Sunday. This game will be
played on the fair grounds, Tuesday
b.dng the second day sof the, Sibley
County Fair. T neai e Commercial Club
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

Of said ditch are invited to appear and
he heard by and before said County
Board at said time for or against the
construction of said ditch.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, Sept.
IL 1920.
! ,,.S LOUIS G.. VOGEL,
County Auditor of Brown County,
MINI.
!37439
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

A. R. Bird Of springfi ED spent the
weekend with local frien ds
Frank Reinhart, son of Nick, Rein
hart of Courtland township, went to
the Twin Cities, last, Wednesday, where
he consulted specialist.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

and Fair Manage tnentt; at Arlington
have sent an urgent request to anager.
William S. Vercoes of the local team,
asking as iaPspeeseial favor that 1tFrosty"
Bertsch pitch for New Ulm, as they
would like to see the clever twirler on
the mound again Mr.. Bertsch's con
tract with the ball team expires today,
but every effort will be made to induce
him to accompany the local horsehide
FOUNDERS to Arlington next Tuesday.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

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