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The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
NO TAME BOUTS
At the Successful Stag Racket of the Owl

At the Successful Stag Racket of the Owl
A. G.
The Owl A. c., new club, had its first
stag entertainmenJ Saturday evening at
its rooms on Pavonia avenue. 1t was an
unqualified success. The committee,
Messrs. Hart. Flynn and Larkins had
worked very hard. and were we'll re-
warded for their efforts. The attendance
was large. In fact the doors had to be shut
At nine o'clock, rs the room was
then packed, standing room was at a
premium. The evenings entertainment
opened with song and dance by John
Kelley. Fred Lyons, of the HobokeD A.
c., then gave clever exhibition OF club
swinging; James Henney. of the W. 5.
A. G. of New ork, and Tom Flynn of
the Outs donned the gloves for special
four round go for a valuable trophy.
These men had met at the tournament or
:he w. S. A. G. in New York last winter.
when Henney got the decision.
Flynn had not been satisfied
and challenged him to meet him
they sprang at each other like two en-
ragged bulls. They are short-arm fighters,
and rapid exchanges and clinches were
frequent. At the end of the four rounds
the referee gave the fight to Flynn. The
OwPs mascottes then gave pleasing ex-
uluitluu VI give duu tdko UOAluS. LIE
boys are clever, and scored big hit. The
next set-to was to have been Il friendly
three-rounu exhibition between ] Par
kins and L. Duffy. These men were booked
to appear two weeks ago and consented. AT
that time they were friends. but since then
they had a falling out and agreed to settle
it last evening. 1t was one of the bes
fights of the night, as both men discarded
science and went in for slugging pure
and simple. ut the end both were bleed
ing, but wanted to finish; but the ref
cree refused; aud declared it a draw. j.
Spencer and Frank Kernin of the West
End A. c. then gave neat exhibition of
the manly art; at the end honorS were
even.
Danny Lyons and AL Fay of the Owls
had rattling bout which almost ended
in knock out Jack Shea and Charlie
Kemps were the last on the programme
IN the boxing line. Their bout was red
hot and tit wind ND for the excellent
show. There was singing, dancing and
recitations between the bouts. The show
was one of the finest given in this city.
There were no fake fights.
Roller Skating Contest.
A three mile roller skating match was
decided yesterday at the Fort Lee Pa
vilion. The contestants were Messrs.
Smith, Spencer and La Pointe of the Ho-
boken A. c. The men are not experts,
but are fair skaters and each has boasted
of his ability to down the Others They
decided to settle which was the better
man on the wheels. La Pointe dashed
away with the lead. but his skate broke
aud he was forced to retire at the end of
the first mile. Smith and Spencer had a
close race to the end. The former has a
long stride and won. His time was 1C
minutes and 43 seconds.
Football.
The William NJ. Barry Athletic AS
sociation's football team will play it's
first championship game next Sunday.
The team has been training faithfully.
and is confident of winning. The senior
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
MARRIED IN HOBOKEN.
The Ceremony was Performed at the
City Hail.

The Ceremony was Performed at the
City Hall.
Yesterday afternoon two coaches drove
up to the Hoboken City Hall, and three
gentlemen and two ladies alightad. The
gentlemen were in evening dress and the
ladies were handsomely attired. Mayor
Stanton and his Private Secretary, James
Laverty, had anticipated the visit, and
were in the Mayors sanctum. and the
party was ushered in.
One OF the ladies was Miss Katie Koch,
of No. 1856 New York avenue, this city
She was to be married to Theodore ".
Chominski, New York artist. Beside
the couple there were present The father
aud mother of the bride and Counsellor
Max Lesser, OF New York. The marriage
was quickly performed, Messrs. owartz
party enjoyed wedding dinner at
Busch's Hotel.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Pleas Entered Before Judge Lippincott
This Morning.
in the Court OF General Sessions this
morning the following persons were ar
raigned and pleaded:-Wiiliam Miller,
charged with stealing $50 from
Anthony Myer of Hoboken,
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced Fri
day. Francis Virturi of Hohoken,
charged with assault and battery, pleaded
not guilty; Willard O'Neil, assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty: Leo HOLMAN
of West Hoboken, assault and battery,
pleaded not guilty; John Sullivan, as
sault and battery, pleaded not guilty.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
Two snall Fires.

Fire broke out at two O'Clock this morn
ing in Thomas Wilson's liquor store, No.
129 Montgomery street, and damaged the
tutlding and stock according to the
police returns, about $780, The building
is owned by George r. Gee, of New York.
Cause of fire unknown.
A $25 fire occurred in John Tiedeman's
livery stable, in First street, early this
morning
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
1850 and So WeSt23 StN.Y.

Oakland Park Captain Larkins coached
the seniors, and Captain Cleary the
juniors The former won by score of
Two goals and 2 points, to goal and 3
points.
Manager w. 3. Wright, of the Yale
eleven, has opened negotiations with
Harvard regarding the annual football
game Harvard waited for Yale to take
the initiative. in view of the differ
ences which arose between the two col
leges regarding the ball games last
spring.
Harry r. Dayton, the manager of the
Rutgers Varsity football team, has ar
ranged the schedule of games for his
team. They will play against Stevens at
Hoboken on Novem Der II.
Jesse Riggs, Princeton's centre rush. who
was injured in Saturdays game with the
Crescents at Brooklyn. was able with the
aid of crutches to be out yesterday. He
is not SO seriously hurt as was at first
feared. He thinks he may be able to re-
turn on :the field by next Wednesday,
when game will be PLAYED at Princeton
with Lafayette. but there is considerable
doubt about it, as his ankle is quite
stiff
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
teams were as follows:-

In the second game rafting contesG
between the Emmetts of Brooklyn and
the Rangers of Yonkers was Witnessed.
The latter were badly handicapped by the
absence of several good men and had
very light team, but for all that the
Yonkers men played well. The superior
weight of the Brooklyn players told in
the final part of the last half. and they
won by score of goals and g points TO
6 points, The kicking and dribbling
work of Sullivan, J. Murphy, Smith,
O,Brien and CIeary was excellent. The
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12

When Baby was sick we gave her castorla.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
-2hen she had Children. she gave them Castoris.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
Atlantas Defeated Germanias.

The Germania and Atlanta Bowling
Clubs opened the season Saturday even
ing at the formers alleys in match
game. These clubs will roll a series for
trophy ball. The latter team won bv the
foiiopvinQ ScOre:-
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
HoROKEN NOTES.

The Bremen Vereiu held Free
fnarkt" at Odd Fellows Hall last night.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
RAILROADS.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. G. s. a. e. R. r
w Co. lessees
follows. and 2u minutes earlier from the foot of
Jay street, New York. lam
Hamilton, London. Detroit anu Snica1os TAuW "
M. e, Is p. M. t5l5 p. M
ST. Louis, E5l5. IS Is p. m.
Toronto fl0U0 a m. +5.l5. g. Is p. m.
Buffalo, Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls, $50. 1000 q nv +5,ls =, l5 p m. xx
Utica and syracuse ]. So 5000 a. M, *5.lA ~alo D.
M I'll .35 a. m. runs only to Utica. -
Kingston. -J.0. *71h *000 +llSa a. M @+s.W
catsSiii ana Albany .s.s1 Ills 1000. +IIs5 a. m.
tt4.UO y. M. +5.l5. ssl5 r. m .,, n..s
ss0 s7.i5 a5s. $1,000 so15 I'll IS am, 'll5 +s4o,
Montreal and Canada East 5i5 a N,.oa H ssls P m
Toronto Detroit Chicago and St. Louis on all
spaily. DAILY except Saturday. All other trains
daily except SUNDAY. a It leaves Brooklyn. via
BROOKLYN Annex. 4l0.4Q a. M. +ts0o e. m Jersey
City r r. ii station. +i1.20 a. m. It's. .SS p M
For tickets, time tables. parlor andsieeping car
accommod ations or Information apply offlcss
Jersey City-P r e. station. Hoboken--M
WISE washington street, ~ Fulton street
Annex office foot or Fulton street. New York
ftfv-Nos 27i $685. 1885, 9l2 Broadway, 1aS Bowery. II
PARK place 5s West 125th street and West Shore
stations West a2d street and foot OF Jay street.
~ ~ G. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
bVand ar milf " May Ynrh
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12

The baseball record was beaten at Mon
itor Park, Weehawken, yesterday. The
Boston and Baltimore teams PLAYED full
game OF nine innings in fifty-one min
utes The score was:-Boston. Z; Balti-
more, 6.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
ATLANTA.

Switchboard Tourney.
The record of the players in the shuttle
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
Scraps and scrappers.

The Van Voorst Athletic Club, which
was organized specially for the mill be-
tween James Glynn aud Bill Dunn at
Oakland Rink on October 20. are not
meeting with the success anticipated.
Bob Ferguson of Chicago again demon
strated the fact that he Is bad general
in the ring. He had Killeen whipped
yesterday, but failed to discover the fact.
Killeen recovered and Knocked Ferguson
out in the sixth round. When Ferguson
fought in Hoboken he lost victory by
kicking Jim Fell after knocking him
down and almost putting him out
Richard Irving, the clever runner. will
appear in the ring. He has been entered
in the Lorillard tournament,
Sheridan OF the Waynes Is anxious to
meet either Dick Connors or Ben Drgan
in a special at ITO pounds.
The Scottish-American A. G. convened
a special meeting Saturday evening for
the purpose of hearing a report of the
committee and making further arrange
ments for its annual boxing tourna-
ment at Woods Hall October 2S.
The medals are very handsome. A
feature of the tournament will be a
special bout between Alexander Gallag-
her, the well known 1876 pound fighter of
the Scots, and Anthony McDonough. of
Hoboken The latter is q hurricane
fighter and gained notoriety by knocking
out Davy Lane, of the Cables, in the first
round. .C is thought Gallagher will have
hard road to travel.
A finish fight will take place Friday
evening at Fort Lee between VIM. Duffy
and j. Spencer. The men will weigh in
at los pounds and fight with four-ounce
gloves. Tickets are being sold at SO each.
The winner will receive purse of 500.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
Change in West shore Time Table.

The catskill Mountain and Saratoga Summer
Specials were discontinued on September 6 There
will also be change in the Drawing Room and
Sleeping Car arrangements. Inform alton can be
had or any West Shore Ticket Agent
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12


The Board of Managers and the Enter
tainment and Games Committee of the
Wayne A. c. will meet this evening at
the clubs looms in Caledonian Park.
The cross-country team of the Waynes
will have practice trip tonight. They
will go TO Greenville.
The Outing A. G. will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow evening at it's rooms
on Henderson street.
The Summit A. G. will meet at its
rooms. No. Hoboken avenue, tomorrow
evening and elect officers for the ensuing
year.
stag entertainments at its rooms, No. 312
Communipaw avenue. this evening.
There will be exhibitions of boxing,
wrestling and club swinging. The com
mittee IN charge has worked hard to
make this affair grand success, and
mas engaged host of talent for the oc-
casiOn.
The Onward A. c. will meet tomorrow
evening and elect officers for the ensuing
year.
The Lorillard A. C. will meet tomorrow
evening at its rooms on Newark avenue,
when they will elect a number of new
members. All members are requested to
attend.
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
The Young Mems Bowling Club met
| iodOuEddy cfCuAuS OdO cilOWS
for practice and made some excellent
scores. At their next session officers will
be elected for the following year.
The Magnolia Club will bowl this even
ing at Browns Court House alleys.
The Combination Bowling Club will
occupy Dukes alleys tomorrow evening.
Bowling gossip is one of the features of
the Sunday morning issue of The JERSEY
CITY NEWS.
The Independents bowl at Metropolitan
Hall this evening.
The Academy bowling tourney will be-
| gin on November 9.
The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
Football.

The William NJ. Barry Athletic AS
sociation's football team will play it's
first championship game next Sunday.
The team has been training faithfully.
and is confident of winning The senior
and junior teams practised yesterday at
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ uERkHY GIVEN. THAT -
~ pursuance 'of an order ~ tho Probate
Court 81 tue county Of alt Lake Territory -
utah, made on the glnd day OF Derctnber, isgl,
In tie matter u tho estate of Lem :, TIN
sey, deceased, the unfefsignod. Admnisira.
arN Ut The said estate, will srl NJ private sale
20 the highest b dder Tor cash, subject 10 con
nunailon BY sad frnhstc Court, n " O'Clock
M, At the Law onlls ~ IirhArda & Moyie Con.
sttutou nuilding, Ne. a outh Msin street, IN
thr rity and county Of salt Lake, refrii0fy Of
Utah, all the right. title. interest aud estate at
said lohi y. tlngry NJ the time Of hIA drath, aud
ali The right, title and interest that the
rhid estate has by operation Of law or other.
wise. acquired other than OF m afditi1u ~ that
~ the sad Iehi q. 1iugry 1t tho tine of his
death, IN and o. al that trTaln piece or parcel
Of land. situate, lying an being IN tho city And
county Of SAT- lake, Territory Of Utah, and
particularly described A. follsWs, To wit The
eat halt - IT the west half go OF the
nofthwest quarter ~ Of section ihirty.tour
"a, in Township Three az south, Range One
90 Wet salt LAKE Nefdisn, consisung OF
forty (i1l arr.s Of land, toseihrr with tNrnty,
three GU shares " the capital stock ct tie
Utah aud salt l.asc Canal 90 Terms aud con.
duons of suloi Cash, 10 per cent of the pur.
chase money IN he paid on the day ~ sale bal.
Aurc IN confirmation OF sale by aaid Probate
Court. Deed At expense Of purchaser
AMLtIAJ. IiNaEl,
Admlhisirairix Of tie esIa'e OF LehI s. Tin
sails Lake cry. Apnls. isol. 4
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FARM AND GARDEN.
SUBJECTS SURE TO INTEREST AM1sl.
CAN AoRlcuLTuRlsrs.

The Knee Sprung uorse--som. OF the
Causes 81 rhi. Disease. with Direction.
for Its Prevention aud Curc-Iiow an
Affected Animal Stands.
The eNact cause ~ this disease has
never been clearly made out: It general.
~ appears a. u the ligamonts and band.
ages Of tho knee had become strained
and enlarged. in which also the front
md back sinews may become involved
by over csertion Of those parts, when the
bones Of the knoc Joint being no longer
properly retained in their places become
bulged or sprung forward. Young horses
subject TO an excess Of hard pulling DO
fore they are maturcd arc liable TO in.
iurc their knees In this manner aud
caro- should be taken not to overtask
them under the ago Of seven years
Horses employed In constant "up hill-
work or suffered TO stand in stalls where
the fall Is considerable and tho floor
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In the Dtif,g, ,onti ~ ani ,or the Third
County u SAT- Lake.
The DeieIet SAVING. hank, a Corporation,
Plaintiffs.
George r. leAdon. lie rietiA ycsion, Stewart
u. bAuFh, jaime. Murdoch, Cooper Anier.
son and idwarf J. irenwith,
Defendants.
The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
gte,iingi
To George y. Yeaion Henrietta Nesdon. stew
art 4. Naugh, james Mufdork, Cooper A.,
dorson and Edward J. IrenNilh beiend'
anui
Vou ARE HEREBY nroUInEp To Az.
u pear In an acton brought agalust you by
tho above named plAintin m the Disltirt Court
% the third judicial District OF ihs Ierriiary
o. utAh, and 10 ansNtr the complaint ncd
therein within ton days (exrlusiyo " The iay
Of seryleol after the service On you Of this
snmmons-h served within ;hia rountyi VI. u
served out OF thi. county. but IN thi, district.
within twenty days. Otherwise within forty
days OF Judgment bv default viii be taken
ngnln,t YOU according TO tho prayer oi taii
The sid action I. brought to recover the
sum Of 500 with interest thereon nj rprr cont
per annum from Jaly Is, lsso. and the sum Of
se WIN interest Al 10 per ccni per annnm
from June ., ls90, and ten per rent .f the
amount found due a. attorneys Zee, and costs
% this suit aud for such other or further 70,
meet and equitable, And further decree Of
this court Tor the foreclosure and sale Of part
OF lot In block Is, Plat a." alt Lake u "
survey, commencing at q point ~ rods south
from tho n, ". corner Of said lot; running
thence east rods, thence south q. rods!
thence west ! rods thence north "a. To the
place Of beginning, under u mortgage made
eaecutiycnnd delivered by the said nefe ndants
10 the said plninilf september h,h, ls-s, To -.
cure payment ~ sptonnsory notes Tor 5000
each and even date and PAYABLE one year hfter
date with interest from dato until paid, that M
part OF either Of Hhid pr0misory notes ma been
pad except interest on the nfst one down u
July 10, lao. and the Interest on the second one
down 10 June 8. 1885, which sad mortgage
provided Tor an attorneys Zee ~ Afstrsaii
That the sr'd dcfendAntt aud al 9th 2 persons
claiming said rrrmises Subsequent Ia SAID
plainiin's norisage uiay be barred and lore
OF said sale Do applied 90 the payment OF no
Gmount due the plaintif after puylnE al rotis
Anf "a cnhps and attorneys zee aud that tile
plaintIn tuHy have judgment Tor any dtfitlrtet
whirh may remain after applying an tHu nrn.
tDeds OF tsid salu against 10 said ueftndauis
George z, Ncadon and llenuei'h icldon,
Aud yuu are hereby no ihtd that u you TAD
ia appear nuh answer the said U0mplHint o.
above required The said plfmilN Will hppIF 40
Wines the Hon, charles =, Iane. judge, and
Tie seal Of tho uistrirt Court ~ thr lhiru
judicial Ditirri, IN aud Tor the 'ferriiur, li
Utah, this iith day OF Irnuary IN tNf
gear our LORD ono th0uaand tight nuu.
tfed and niuety,one.
HENRY q. MCMILLAN.
D. GEo. u. LOOMS,
Deputy CLERK.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREBY utVEs, TiIir N
~ pursuance Ut ~ order Of the Probate
oouu " tile County OF sat Lake, ieniicry %.
l'lah. on re IN dsy 9i le1,na,y, ~, % sns
cd,ihc undersigned. ndIninistfatrik % the SAID
state. wiiiscll o. pfisstc sale 10 the highest
bidder, tgr rash. subject 20 e9narmailon ~ said
u O'Clock NJ, n the law ONCE ~ hiehariis
4 Moylo. 10 the Constitution building. Ma ~
street. ~ the city ADD county q ~alt i.tkc, Ter
fitofl " Utnh. All the fght. title and interest
and estate ~ The fald lIourf intbrescn, ~ the
time OF bic death. and all the right, ililo m o
interest that The suif estate has. by operation
~ law or otherwise, acquired. other ilian or In
the Tine ~ his death. in andto 90 thlt certain
piece ur parcel % land situate, lyiuz md
cling ~ Tie r.ty aul county Of SAT- Lake Ter.
ritnry 81 tilh. nnd Bounded aud described NJ
fnllovt beginning 90 o. point on tho east side
" Eoal INST seventy to luudrc'ltha 'n9
slains. aui nuTtn one ani ninety iWu hun
drUdtha fi.Hi rh1lnt, from the fnuihwrat cor.
ner ~ thu nnuhcaat quarter " -ecti0n 11Ven.
u s0Scu tffI iu 1uv nsiil,i uns D. south. Of
Mango o. e ~ hAsi, -alt . Htc Neridiau,ihcnec
utica, Wet riaht Il chains, thence Norh ntu
IaI chains, thence norm eighty two .sfl dc.
rfrra and fHu IlrI Winuiest Nuat rfrht OsI
chains, tleutc south Nv lHi chains TO the place
water fieht ~ ilir aairr. nnd also win filiii
uf wy fHrnu irflFutlug dilUh across It g land ct
faii estate 60 the above described i4nd. NJ such
apiece % Will be- Practical Hnu che least inlu
ipus g. ihu rsilte ~ taid dtcrafcil
Toms and conditions Of ffl1 fash ten per
cent 90 purchase muu.r iu le u1id o. tho 90.
mlnlt'talrs on ~ DAY ~ sale balance .on
expense ~ rufehIHUr M tu be- iu WHITING
AMI delivered 20 aaii ninrnisifaifiN hero e
ANNN u. CALVERT.
Admin Hiralrly OF The estate ct Henry ins
ssii Lake C'iJ. mareh 9Th, i.oi diw
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Ire People Of the Territory Of Utah ssua
10 Ianlsa Frat. wido-, Ffanci. .. Dyer, Eiien
: Pr.tt. Lois Il. Hunt tud Ann h. Pratt
her. q Toe iage Aidi,oi Pta'g. deceased.
Won AM HERLnY INQUIRED TO Ar.
i pear tt IN HrI iu hfuught Azaifst you Ivy
the above namtd isiniif 10 ths Diiifici Court
OF NE Third judicial district Of tho rsrri9rg
therein within Ten isys (ea liuyo % ,he day
Of ssfFtcsl a'tsF thr HsfslrH an You Of the
tummons-if served within tuis eounty or u
within ivenu fass. otherwise within tory day
--of lgdgmgnt by ieiault val - taken against
you, accoffinE 10 ihg prsJerot said eomplnin'.
ire said acign 4 hfpurht ~ have = s.cfen
~ ina couTi ,dild.nug each u the defendants
heftin 10 sei fufth Ne nature ~ their clAims
10 the rropcus her inaitsri liescriped, aud
idirirs mat The def ndAnis OF each OF
- ether % thcm hive no estate o
ln,ets.t vh.t.y,r N .a,i premise. "
and the whole tlufoof J. good ana valid, yer
rciualy suioinuE defendants and each ~
usm IRON ssssFtus AM adycfse interest e.
such other and iurihof relief "a 10 equity 10
iobEai ssid pftmiics are described - folovs.
q wit u9mia.ncin. A. I. y; corner u lot ?.
bioceai. rat :, sat lste cay survey, run
ming thence West . rods, thence NOtlh i1ro4a.
thence East = tuds, thence South 10 rods 10
plsee of hesinnlus. situate 10 Salt l.ate CITY
AMI you are hereby notified that II you fail
30 appear aud answer the raid complaint ~
aboy. required, the said IiAihiin ~ Happily Ia
the Couft Tor the relief Demanded there n.
witness the Hon charles e. Zane, jude. and
the seal o. the Diaifilt Court Of The Tllrd
Judicial Diatrct, o. NJ for the Territory
II Utah, thisilth day uf February In the ytAr
uf1uf Lord one thousand eight hundred
t.HsL IIESRY q. MCMILLAN.
CLERK
ByVto .. LoOsis,
ain Deputy Ciett
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The majority Of people eat about
third too much, The average Amerl.
can really dimes about three times q
day, with his beefstenk breakfast, chops
for lunch and roast beef nj his o'clock
dinner Aud lac does It at his peril;
Tor this habit Of overlooking, especially
Of eating so much meat, Is one Of the
provoking causos Of so many sudden
Illnesses aud 70 many premature deaths.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is iilgEnY GIVEN ny TIN
~ undersigned, Executor uf the last
will ana trslumrutof Aimrus Iaff deceased,
~ TIE creditors Of, ami all ne a1ns having
tlhinis arHluf' tue said iccraard. fupNhlhlt the col
with the necessary vouchers within ten
niInina after hl frit puluf alton ~ this no
toe, ~ The Haid John \. Nr1eslsrk, at tho
laN HiucC ul Richards a movie, tuufututlun
nuildlns 80 % Houih, Maiu street. salt Lake
Guy. Itth, In the uuuiy 81 salt lake.
Dated -ait taAo CIV. Apul it, isif
iotiN \. GnuEsnIUk,
Lsorutor ~ the Last willard testament OF Al.
mena iatr. dcrrsfoi
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hard, exeriing the
muscles Of the
legs and keeping
the ligamgnts In
u tense state,
would beoxposoi
10 u bowling out
Of tho knees In
consequence of
tlieligamcntsand
,cndons l,ccom.
ing weakened.
When tlicprop
err angle Of tho
foot is destroyed.
rs is usually dono
byimpropershoe.
ing, such rs hav-
ing high toes aud
low heels, or
when sore heels
cause u constant
leaning forward
ON tho knees 10