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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Anton in Pavla Jan
sa darovala $62o.OO
"a OtroAs boiniee
Nadaljevanje . /. stranis

sto (1O0) dolarjev. Cast in po-
nos dr.. Ribnica, je postavljen ma
pozornico vseh onih drustev, XII
bodo vpisana V knjigo sradodar-
nih prispevateljev. Hvala CLAM
stvu uglednega drustva v Cle-
velandu.
Drustvo France Preseran st.
~ SDZ - da, to je ze tretje
drustvo Slovenske dobrodelne
zueze v tenn porocilu, - je od-
dalo sto (1O0) dolarjev "a boil
niBnico. Kralj sloVenskih pes
nikov, France Pressren, bi Jim
rekel: Vredni ste mojega ime-
ma in dela! In to nj vse. Pred
sednik drustva ies delavni brat,
John Centa, ki jes tudi predsed-
mix Kluba drustev SIND, in Cd
bornik SANSove podruznice st.
80. Daroval je SO dolarjev. Po-
cakajte malo. Imam BE enega.
ca pa je predsednik nadzornega
odbora pri DIR. France Prese-
rem, pedpnedaednilk SAn1Soue
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
OTON HABSBURG JE Oh
JAVIL "PROKLAMACIJo'

NEW YORK, 6. naja, ION.
A. " tukajsnjem madzar-
sken mesecniku "Kronika" lie
objavIena proklamacija Otona
Habsburskega, XII poziva Mad
zare, maj ne izgube we're v obno-
vo svojega cesarstva.
Oton, katerega so nedavno
francoske ohlasti pregnale il
Inomosta, pravi, da Madzari ne
smejo' ineti nobenega dvoma O
tenn, da bodo dobili vsaj Sc en-
krat priliko, ida odloeajo O svo-
il bodocnosti.,"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Mestne novice
TAJNECA ODSOTNA

Radi odsotnosti tajnice Mary
Bradae, ki. Sc nahaja ma konven-
ciji SDz, Sc opozarja clanice
drustva sv. Ane, st. A SDZ, da
Sc maj " vaznih drustvenih "a
devah obrnejo ma blagajnicarko
Miss Josephine Orazem, v sla-
sciGarni v Sloyenskem narod-
nem domu, GALS st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

podruznice st. 30' in glayni, od-
hornik SDz. 70 je agilni in ne
izerpljWi narodni delavec, Jo-
ze Okorn, XII je' tudi primaknil
$50 dolarjev "a otrosko bolnisni-
co. Mvala oberna in drustvu!
8. d Z. Cafe gDstilno vodita
dyl narodno zavedna SIovenca,
Er:: John SauTiE in John Lenar-
Sic. &c vas zanima, kako izgle-
data in kako, dobro postrezeta,
vam pa dam naslov:: 7513 st.
Clair Ave. Svojevoljno in sa-
ma sta prinesla v upravnistvo
Enakopravnosti kar sto (1OO)
dolarjev. TAX dobrovoljen od-
ziv precej steje " nasi kampa-
nil ko denar kar sam pride, v
blagajno. Hvala obema! Koliko
DO Sc takih, XII bodo sami pri-
5nesli k Enakopravnosti.
Mr.. Joze Mrhar, lastnik
Elyria Auto Sales, 6S31 Supe-
rior Ave., XII je v tenn poslu ze
.25 let in ina sedaj zastopnis-
two "a prodajo osebnih in tovor-
nih! avtomobilov izdelka evil
Iys',, je prispeval v nasi kam-
panji sto (1O0) dolarjev "a boil
.nisnico., Hyala, Joze;. da bi incl
sreeo ter prodal dosti "Jeep-ov."
Mrs. Anne Koeevar, lastnica
Good Time Cafe, 57o5 st. Clair
Ave. je podarila vsoto rs do
larjev v prid nase kampanje.
Hvala!
Glavni naeelnik kampanje
John Pollock je prejeI~ cd A.
Brofman Dept. Store ma 68O5
ST. Clair Ave. pismo in v MEM
eek "a rs dolarjev. Mr.. A. Brof-
man ina svojo trgovino ze dol
ga leta " solvenski naseIbini ter
Sc je S tenn darom pokazal hva-
leznega napram Slovencem v
Clevelandu. Hvala!
In predno je odsel ma konven-
clio Slovenske dobrodelne zveze
" Lorainu, Ohio, je poznani
drustveni delavec in direktor
SIND ma st. Clairju, rojak Frank
Cesnik "a sebe in "a svojo So
progo Rose Cesnik daroval 20.
dolarjev "a otrosko, bolnisnico.
Prav postena zahvala! In Frank,
pozdravi mi vse delegate, kakor
tudiV delegatin je. Konvenciji SDZ
pa obilo plodonosnif, krepkih in
bEatskih uspehov in sklepev. In
da ne pozabin1: Pozdravi tudf
YES glavni odbor. - JNR.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
IL BOLNISNICE

Poznana Mrs. Rupert, 19303
Shawnee Ave-, Sc je vrnila il
bolnisnice ma syoj dom, kjer jo
prijateljice in znanci sedaj lah.
ko obiscejo. Zahvaljuje sc vsem
"a obiske, darila in voscilne kar-
te, katerih je bila delezna, ko sc
je nahajala v bolnisnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
PISMO IL DOMOvINE

Postni raznasalec IL Geneva
Ohio, mas je naprosil,. da bi OBJ
javii, da ina pismo "a Joso Spe-
ijor, naslovljeno ma B 3, B l x
$50 ST., Geneva, O., katerega pa
ne more najti. Ako doticni cita
to-, maj Sc zglasi ma postnem
uradu v Genevi, kjer dobi pismo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
SE VRNH MA STARO
SLUzBO PRT BANKI

Cleveland Trust Co. sporoca.
da Sc je vrnil il vojaske sluzbe
Paul E. Godknecht in nastopil
6: maja sluzbo v tujezemskem
oddelku tega bancnega podjet-
ia, kjer je' bill uposlen pred vol
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Bitka med republikanci
CleVe1andSki renl,hlikanci G.

VS1e11xS3k1k1 1OPUUII1kc&IICI
" ostrem sporu radi vodstva
George Benderja, proti katere;;
,mu sta sc javno izjavila senator
ski kandidat John w, Bricker in
.governerski kandidat Thomas
Herbert, XII hoceta, da zavzame
.Brickerjevo mesto kot vodja
bivsi zupan Edward Blythin.
.Veeraj so trporniki proti Ben
sderju vlozili tozbo "a injunkcijo,
v kateri Sc zahteva, da sodnija
prepove obdrzavanje okrajne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
UR kOvA
PO$TA
Zahvala in prizxanjs
''EnakOpravnosfi"

Cleveland, O. - Najprvo le-
pa hvala listu 'Enakopravnosti''
"a priobcitev mojih pisem, cd
mojega brata in od prijateljice
UrbiG. Dobila sem pismo cd
brata Vinko Bavec, Brezice,. le-
Ia 1914. To je bilo emo prvih pi-
sem v vojnem casu, XII je do
spelo v Ameriko. Nesla sem ga
v "A. D." in izrocila Mr.. De-
bevcu in vprasala, &c bi ga ho-
tell priobciti v listu. Rekel je, da
ga DO. Mimic je IA dni in ' tenn
casu sem vsak dan gledala "a
priobcitev pisma od mojega bra
ia, pa ga nj bio.
Bila sem dolgo- let narocena
ma list "A. d.. Poten1 sem pc
telefonu klicala urednika Mr..
Debevca in vprasala: ALI ne
boste priobcili pisna cd mole
ga brata?" Odgovoril mi je:
'Ne. On je partizan, pise cd
skofa Rozmana."
Tako sem sla precej pc. pi-
smo in sem ga nesla v Enako-
pravnost. Tam sem prijazno
vprasala Mrs. Pirc, &c bi hote-
Ii to pismo priobeiti. Ona je pi-
sno' prebrala in rekla:: "Seueda,
pa radi. To je zanimivo pismo."
v par dneh je bilo ze pismo ma
tisnjeno v Enakopravnosti, ka-
tero je slo po vsej Ameriki.
Dobila sem pisma cd sloven-
skin rojakov, posebno cd Lo-
zanov IL Barbertona in il Penn
sylvanije in cd dveh strank il
Chicago, ker vsi hi bill: radi IL
vedeli, kaj cd svojih dragih.
V pismih je bilo- pisano,. ko-
liko' gorja in trpljenjs SO pre-
stall in vse zaradi izdajalcev be-
lie garde in njih voditelja Roz-
mana. Moi brat Vinko il Brezic
je bill pri partizanih stiri leta.
Prisel je ma svoj dom v Brezice
po osvoboditvi YES bolan. Od'
tam je bila VISA druzina pregna-
ma po Nemcih.- MISC vedeli eden
"a drugega celia stiri leta. .
Moi starejsi brat, Jakob Ba-
vec,- vas; Markovec, pesta Sta.
ri trg, je izgubil 4 sinove in emo
heer. Bill SO vsi partizani v goz-
du. Vsi so sc berii "a svobodo,
in zrtvovali mlada zivljenja. Po-
nosna sem mamie. Toda skoda je
mladega zivljenja, In to je vse
ma racun slovenskih morilcev =
DelOSarQlSLOV IN MIN pOVelJnl-
ka skofa Rozmana.
.Hvala Enakopravnosti "a VISA
priobcena pisma v listu. Vsaki
dan komaj cakam pismonoso,
da dobim Enakopravnost in ze-
lirn, da bi Sc Sc drugim oci od-
prle tako kot so Sc meni. Zdai
vidim, kaksno laz je pisal list
"A. D." in Sc zmerom pise tako
nagnusno laz, kar je grdo> in
sramotno.
Pozdrav vsem citateljem Ena-
kopravnosti!
M,ao M Muflrr,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
JaneeHa poprayiEa

ma vasemu sivalnemu stroju, iz-
vrsi veteran s 14-letno izkusn 10.
Cena "a odziv $1.0O; oh vecerih
ali nedeljah $1.25. ALLIANCE
SEWING MACHINE, 1928 Ar
cade Ave., KE 5557. Kupimo
rabljene stroje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
TRUPLI UMORJENIH
ZENSk NAJDENI v GROBU
WHITE CLOUD. Mich, /:

maja-Policija je danes Mama
nila, da je oskrbnik nekega po-
sestva bEzu tega mesta nasel v
plitvem grobu trupli starejse in
mlajse zenske, XII sta bill ocivid-
no umorjeni. Glava starejse zen
ske je bila popolnoma razbita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

Prispevajte sa otroSko bol-
mico . Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

BREAKS WORLD RECORD &.
Joe Verdeur, Philadelphia Turn
ers club. who broke. two worlds
records at AAU meet held at
Bainbridge, Md. He eclipsed the
200ameter and the 20Osyard marks,
following navy dicharge.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

Prispevajte sa otroSko bol-
nja, ne besed! Prispevajte sa
otroSko bolnico . Szovensjs!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

ELECTION RETBRNS-ANEERICAN . Just as any Amer
would
night Emperor Hirohto, the debuked anti
sit before the radio latest
democratic eccon They shown at the
Hayama Returns continued all election night Reds fled
results
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Baby Out Of Danger
After Throat Operation

A 26-month-old baby was con-
sidered out of danger at Children's
Hospital today after a metal tube
was removed from his throat, en-
abling him to breathe and eat nor
mally for the first time in 10 days.
On October 81 Robert McFadden,
SOL H street S.W., was brought into
the hospital dispensary suffering
from a throat infection. His throat
was so swollen that the boy was
then near death from suffocation,
it was said.
An operation involving splitting
of the windpipe, known as tracheo-
tony, was performed. The tube was
inserted so that he could breathe.
Food was administered by hypoder-
mic injection.
Hospital authorities said the boy
had reacted so favorably after the
tube was removed that he would be
discharged soon.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

mented for his distinguished
career" as a police officer.
His place on the force was taken
by Sergt. John w. Sheedy, another
park police veteran, who was pro-
NOTED from corporal at yesterdays
ceremony.
Recalls Bicycle Mount.
Sergt. Jenkins, who is now IS.
came to Washington in 1918 and
joined the park police May 81, 1921.
He had seen service with the Army
Ordnance Corps by that time.
He recalled yesterday the days OF
the bicycle corps, with which the
park force enforced early traffic
rules.
Sergt. Jenkins twice saved per-
sons from drowning in the Tidal
Basin, including woman bent on
suicide. Another time, in 1928, he
chased bootlegger through West
Potomac Park on his motorcycle, up
Fourteenth street and across the
Ellipse, humping and pounding over
the grass. He caught him, he said,
and conhscated a load of $50 quarts
Of whiskey.
Sergt. jenkins and his wife live
at AIT River road NV. They have
one son, First 1t. Elmer L. jenkins,
a paratrooper now on duty at Fort
Bragg, N. G.
Receives Gifts.
Capt. Mark H. Raspberry, chief
of the park force, presented Sergt.
Jenkins with a radio and wrist
watch from the force. Mrs. jenkins
received a basket of chrysanthe-
NUNS.
A letter from Assistant Secretary
of the Interior Oscar Chapman,
presented by Park Superintendent
Irving c. Root, praised Sergt. Jen-
kins' long, efficient service and his
loyalty and devotion to the force"
Mr.. Champan also cited numerous
Communications from citizens whom
Sergt. jenkins had aided in distress.
Sergt jenkins immediate plans
call for a fishing trip to North Caro-
lima,
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Wagner Attacks Brewster S
Housing Report Release

Senator Wagner, Democrat, of
New York today joined the attack
on Senator Brewster, Republican, OF
Maine for making public what the
New Englander called long sup
pressed" housing report of the Sen
ate War Investigating Committee.
Committee Chairman Klgore has
said the Brewster release was only
an interomce memorandum pre-
pared by an investigator, but not
approved by committee counsel.
Senator Wagner called the release
q 'last-minute attempt to shift the
spotlight from The Republicans dis
NAL voting record on the veterans
emergency housing bill"
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Son OF Baltimore Editor
Found Shot 10 Death
By the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. Police re-
ported the discovery yesterday of
John w. Owens, jr., 24-year-old son
of the editor emeritus and former
editor in chief of the Baltimore
Sunpapers, dead of bullet wound
in the mouth.
A handyman found the body
when he entered the room young
Owens had taken when he entered
law school after his discharge from
the Marine Corps, police said. They
estimated he had been dead several
hours but said none of the other
tenants reported hearing the shot.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

with the United
S t a t e S Park
Police.
Climax of the
retirement cere-
m o n les came
W h e n Sergt.
j e n k ms in
s p e c t e d t h e
force, lined UP
for his benefit
on the South
M O n u m e n t
Grounds for the
last time. 1t
was here that
he heard him.
eelf com
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Sergt. Jenkins Hears
Praises on Retirinq
As Park Policeman

Sergt. Roy B. Jenkins was home
relaxing today after a strenuous
schedule of activities yesterday, de-
voted to winding up a 33-year career
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25
CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and Wildlife

cross the lake to Kingsville, arriving
there at 1900 noon.
The boat on the return trip will
leave Kingsville at 400 p. m. arriv-
ing at Pelee Island at 6:15 p.> m,
thence to Sandusky, arriving at 8:15
D. m.
If any of the party should happen
to become seasick on the trip or wish
to go fishing in Canadian waters they
can get off at Pelee Island on the
way over and remain there until the
boat picks them up in the evening on
the return trip to Sandusky. Pelee
Island has excellent fishing, bathing
beaches, restaurants and other inter-
ests for vacationers.
The first 100 persons to make res
ervations at Carl Mumma's Electric
Shop, Bluffton, will be assured an
opportunity to go on the excursion.
To date nearly so persons have sign
ed up.
Last opportunity to make a reser-
walton will be on Saturday evening,
August IT, at 600 p. m.
Transportation to Sandusky and re-
turn will be made in private automo-
biles and buses will also be hired for
transportation for those interested.
Rates for tickets on the steamer
are: Adults, round trip $3.50. Child
rem, between ages 6 and II, S175. A
discount of 1879 will be given all per-
sons signing up for the excursion.
Motion pictures of the excursion
will be made by the Sportsmen's club
publicity department for a later
showing.
All persons attending are asked to
take basket lunches. Other items to
include are swimming suits, warm
jackets, and cameras.
Eight hours will be spent on the
water and A hours ashore in Canada,
where numerous entertainments a
waits the excursionist.
The excursion steamer makes a
scenic route across the lake, passing
many islands, fishing boats and views
of lake freighters are to be had as
the steamer crosses the shipping
lanes. Local persons who have made
the trip on previous occasions say the
excursion is well worth while and
very enjoyable.
The steamer Pelee is modern in
every respect.
If you plan to attend the. excursion
make reservation at once. Circulars
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25
BluHtOn Meters
Win OUer Marion

In the first inter-city tennis match
played here this year Bluffton net
men last Sunday defeated Marion
by score of 81.
Bluffton jumped to an early lead,
and the result of the outcome was
never in doubt after the first several
singles matches had been played.
The best match of the afternoon
was between Reichenbach and Cum
ningham, with Cunningham finally
winning after hard fought match.
Ted will be remembered by many
here as being one of Bluffton col
lege's outstanding athletes of few
years back, and it was evident Sun
day that he has lost none of his
tennis playing ability.
The Bluffton tennis team will jour
ney to Marion, August A for a re-
turn match.
Results of play were as follows:
SINGLES
Roger Howe (B), defeated Tom
Clark (M), 60, 6-3; Ted Cunning
ham (M), defeated Dale Reichen-
bach (B), Cd, 3-6, OF; Dale Good
(B), defeated Newt Cunningham
(M), Ga, 6-3; Wilbur Howe (B),
defeated Gene Roberts (M), 6-3, 60.
DOUBLES
Roger Howe and Bill Stonehill
(B), defeated Ted Cunningham and
Newt Cunningham (M), 6-3, 6-3;
Dale Reichenbach and Dale Good
(B), defeated Tom Clark and Lee
Prettyman (M), Ga, 6-4.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25
Triplett Team To Play At Harmon
Field Thursday And Friday Nights

Triplett softball team will play
two more games at home this week,
meeting Lima Robins Club here
Thursday night and ] and T Beer
Co. on Friday.
Both games will be played under
the fioodlights at Harmon Field,
starting at 8:15 p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25
Lake Erie Boat Excursion To Canada
Creating Enthusiasm

The proposed boat excursion to
Canada for Bluffton Sportsmen's
Club members, scheduled for Sunday,
August Is, is creating much enthusi-
asm.
Men and women as well as young
sters are planning to attend. Arrange
ments are completed to reserve 100
seats on the steamer Pelee for MEM
bers of the Bluffton club. Capacity of
the steamer is 800 persons.
The trip will be made on the steam
er which makes daily lake trips to
Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, or Lean
ington, Ontario. On the Sunday plan
ned for the Sportsmen's excursion the
boat will sail for Kingsville.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25

was David Scudder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Scudder, 217 S. Lawn
avenue.
In his first year at Bowling Green,
Scudder qualifid for a monogram as
a member of the varsity tennis
team.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25

Robins Club and j & I Beer are
in the Lima major league, of which
the Triplett crew also is a member.
The ] & T team is made up of
last years Westinghouse outfit, in
cluding Slim Hetrick, former Bluff
ton man who has become one of
Lima's leading pitchers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Common Pleas Court of Allen counfy

LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Common Pleas Court of Allen County.
o'''' Case No. sssA
Nina Burkholder. PlsindH. ays. William
Burkhoider. Defendant. N
The Defendant. William /klfrkholder. whose
place of residence is-sf1Khown. will take no.
tice that Nina Burkholder has filed in said
court an action against him for divorce on
the grounds of gross neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty, and for custody of the minor
child of the parties. Said cause will be for
hearing on and after six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this notice. to-wit:
on and after the 18th day of August. 1916
NINA BuRKHOLDER,
i6 By /. B. Steele. Her Attorney.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-07-25

/
Sportsmen's Club Sponsors Bait
Stand As Fishing Interest Rises
Meeting need long awaited by
anglers the Sportsmen's Club now
sponsors bait stand under the man.
agement of Paul Henry at the Gulf
| Station on north Main street.
| Fishworms and minnows are both
available at all times. Minnows are
kept in large tank and fed fresh
water through the city water supply.
| Worms are put up in tin cans con-
tanning two dozen worms, the supply
maintained thru the industry of two
small youngsters, Rex Alderman and
Bob Leiber.
The bait stand is operated as an
accommodation for the anglers of the
creased fish restocking program in
local quarries, angling has become a
major Bluffton pastime.
Fisherman have been making some
excellent catches the past week at the
Buckeye. The quarry is producing ac-
tivity while stream fishing seems to
be at a standstill, except for turtle
| fishing Dewey Foreman landed two
/ big snappers using worms for bait at
Hannah Battles bridge Monday night.
Channel catfishing is the center of
attraction at the Buckeye and ang-
lers find these fish provide plenty of
sport when taken with rod and reel
or just an old cane pole.
Sam Stepleton and grandson Rob-
ert landed 80 channels Thursday ev-
ening. Sam also landed 15inch bass,
which makes him IT bass taken this
season from the Buckeye.
Paul Sauder landed a bass Sunday
afternoon at the quarry on Hawai-
ian wiggler.
Monday night a flotilla of anglers
manning every type of craft from
rubber life raft to canoe were fish
ing the Buckeye. Jesse Manages made
nice catch of II channels during
the evening and two Lima members
had 16 channels in their live bag. A.
E. Kohl snagged a pickerel fishing
from the shore. Buss Gratz snagged
a single and Twylah Carnicom hooked
several channels. Russell Montgom-
cry snagged pickerel, but lost him
in the fracas. Had several channels
to make up for the loss.
Bob Lewis, Cloyce Deifendeifer and
another angler fishing from a rubber
life boat made a nice catch of chan
nels during the evening.
White bass are still hitting with
Manges snagging single on min
nows and Dan Tripplehorn taking
nice catch also. Have not yet gotten
the official figures on this expedition
from Dan.
A boat is available for anglers at
the Buckeye and key for same is
available at the Gulf Station.
Edgar Root requests persons fire.
quenting the water works quarry to
keep their dogs from molesting the
mallards nesting there.
Two mallard hens are on nest and
dogs have been causing considerable
disturbance.
The two brakes on the quarry were
furnished by Wilbert Schumacher last
fall. The two hens were contributed
by Wilbur Yoakam from Lafayette
and through the efforts of William
Daily were transported to the quarry
and released there recently. 1t is
hoped flock of young mallards will
soon be living at the quarry.
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TripIeH Nine Loses
At OttOUille, is

Triplett softball team lost another
one-run decision last Thursday night
at Ottoville, when the home team
tailed four times in the first in
ming to come up with A to vic
tory.
Triplett's runs came in the first,
second and fourth stanZas.
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Competition in the senior league
has been growing more pronounced,
especially for loop leaders, as the
season progresses.
In play of the last week the
Indians dropped from first place all
the way to third, with the Yankees
taking over the top spot. For a
while the Cardinals enjoyed a half
game lead, but the Yankees came up
with slugging spree in a tilt with
the Cards to take over as pace
setter.
Senior League Hitters
Howe, Yankees, .487; Clark, Yank-
ees, .438; Stonehill, Yankees, .433;
Klay, Indians, .433; Swank, Indians,
Ala; Basinger, Indians, .406; Simcox,
All Stars, 405.
Home Run Leaders
Shook, Yankees, A; Howe, Yankees;
Luginbuhl, Indians, 3; Swank,
Indians; Wenger, Cardinals; Augs-
burger, Yankees; Clark, Yankees;
Basinger, Yankees, 2.
Triples Undians)
Basinger, Yankees, a; Howe,
Yankees; Augsburger, Yankees;
Sommer, Indians, 3.
Doubles Ueaders)
Swank, Indians; Wenger, Cardin-
ais, a; Shook, Yankees; Kingsley, All
Stars; Simcox, All Stars, 3.
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The boat will leave Sandusky mum
icipal pier, Sunday morning at $3.50.
First stop will be made at Pelee Is
land located near the center of Lake
Erie at 10:30 a. m. From this point
the excursion boat will travel on a
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TripIett SOftbdU
Nine Loses, W-7

Triplett softball team dropped a
10 to decision to ] and T Beers in
Lima league play last Friday night.
The box score:
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DaUid Scudder Wins
Letter At b. GU.

Among the 80 athletes who re-
ceived letter awards for spring
sports at Bowling Green university
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Kghlights of Regular Army Enlistment

years service-increasing TO three
quarters pay after 80 years service.
Retirement income in grade of
Master or First Sergeant up to
sis5.63 per month for life.) All
previous active federal military ser
vice counts toward retirement.
3. Benefits under the CT Bill of
Rights assured for men who enlist
on or before October S, 1916.
3. Choice of branch of service
and overseas theater (of those still
open) on 3-year enlistments.