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ternatlonal and Great Northern railway
this morning, There viii also be tickets
for the game ana grGnd stand on sale at
that office. as we'll ~ at the store OF j. n.
hub. Congress avenue near Main street.
This morning Mr.. 81 Packard, Niluiant OF
the First regiment OF hooters, will dlslrlh-
uto flasE from his place Of business on
Prairie avenue. and Ei. KAN VIII give
ont the few roo.ors' badges he has left.
'rhcr0 will be large numbet OF ladies'
on tho baecbali Hpucial. The announcement
that 20 horns or other such Instruments OF
TEXTURE viii be- allowed has p0pulnrised the
baseball special and n large number aic ex-
pccted to 20 with the crowd.
In addition 10 the ab1vo train the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson viii have two
other tralns To Galveston. ono at $40 a. m.
and one NJ $40 a. M. Tho baseball eScur-
sion train win leave Galveston Mt 10 %
O'Clock on the return "trip. There VIII also
be return train at Gao o'clock. Ticket
Agent Hunter Yesterday sold large num-
her OF admission tickets TO tho game and
viii keen his office. No 2l7 Main street,
open until noon today for those who desire
Ia ret tickc's here 40 as to avoid tho rush
thu pntps
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Tuil wIlEilLMEN,
A Fine Programme Arranged Tor
the week.

the Merls
Today tho whocmon VIII turn out and
20 TO Galveston In n special c0ach, pioh'
ably 200 wheels viii be carried ana par
ado that has never been excelled VIII be
formed In Galveston. King Wilhelm VIII
meet tho forces under Captain Jerry and
escort them to the grcunde in bnItlc array,
the whcelmen will lead the procession
ON Tuesday night OF this week a con-
soidnted ran OF ali the wheelmon In tho
city viii DO made TO Whcolmon's grove IN
Harrisburg, The Indies of Harrisburg VIII
entertain that night for tho benefit OF
some charitable institution and have asked
tho assistance OF Houston wheolmon. as
well as others that may be ON the road
that night This run is TO be under the
personal direction Of Jerome AwinfDrd hnd
Id ia be for all wheclmcn in The city. The
ladies' arc especially invited TO be IN this
run All refreshmrDts ut Harrisburg VIII
he served by the Ladies' society aud any
money taken In VIII be FOR thcir Boou'
Those whoelmen who are not In The run
but are out riding arc earnestly requested
to stop in Wheeimen's grove and be en-
lortain,d
Tho Young Mons Christian association
wheelmcn will 90 on this run In body
aud Will be under Lieutenant Blsmark
Dilzor, assisted by Vim, Morthew-
The management NJ the main run VIII
bo under Jerry Swnford, assisted by Ar
thur 2app. IL is to $50 hoped that over 100
wheola viii be in line. This run viii start
at 8.l5 from Texas avenue ANA Fannln
street and make the bolt, final start to he
made from above point al $50 O'Clock,
All members of tho Young Mems chris"
lion Association Cycling club are earnestly
requested by the captain 10 be at the rooins
with their lady friends Tuoaday night, at
SlJ and participate In general run OF
wheclmcn TO Harrisburg.
Thursday night of this week lantern
run Ia 10 DO made on all paved streets OF
tho city. MefHfH, March Cumorc and Je-
rome Swinford ara making all arrNnge-
ments 10 mako the affair success. Wheels
are TO be decorated and all are Ia have ut
least two Chinese inptcrnS Prizes VIII be
offered for the best decorated wheels also
for tho most unique display. All gentle
men riders Of the city are most earnestly
requested to Join IN with the crowd and
make "A large run. The crowd VIII mro, at
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms on Texas avenue. Tho parade Is to
start from the corner OF Fapnln street
aud Prairie avenue list OF prizes and
route 10 be made ana officials viii be an
nounced IN these columns later. The run
viii DO for gentlcmen riders only.
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TIE nooTIcI,s' SPECIAL.
u VIII lie - Great Train and Garry
~ Grent Crowd.

~ Grent Crowd.
Today VIII witness the grand game be-
tween Houston and Galveston vt Galveston,
the second of the series for the King VIII
helm trophy. The baseball special at !
o'clock. which leaves BoDner's Point at
1g,45 o'clock. viii carry large crowd.
This train Will reach Galveston at 2;io
o'clock. running through without stop.
II 10 arranged so that all who desire can
get dinner before leaving and at the Same
time reach Galveston Ia timo for the game,
which will commence at o'clock sharp,
The train VIII carry Lewis military band
and the Housi0n baseball team. II VIII DO
met By King Wilhelm and his bicycle corps
and parade viii be formed aud move TO
the fremont hotel where arrangements
have been made to receive the party, After
a short rest the wheelpen VIII form
parade to tho Beach Park. They viii enter
tho park from the southwest corner and
parade through the grounds, with eolors
flying, the Galveston whrclmen wearing the
colora OF tho Galveston team and the Hous-
ION whooinpn wearing tho blue aud white
OF the Houston team. Arrangements have
been made for the HoustoDians TO have
seats together. 80 that they can with one
voice cheer tho Buifaloes In the game. After
the game there VIII be au entertainment at
Olympia. which has been arranged for by
King Wilhelm. who IL oyerjoyed at tina
prospect OF entertaining large Houston
crowd-
Tickets for tho baseball special will b
cp sale q the city ticket Office q - -
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via rame yesterday was one of those
l.ouar. quiet contests Oh the diamond.
4. mono;ony of which is relieved only
I, little while at intervals 3y the
lars,ns OF one man on the base lines.
n, pltehers would throw the bail ami
In would be hit in The air or hot
IA 40 the irield. the man dying at first,
krxionaly a runner would reach hrs,
II. safely and the crowd would wake UP
vsteh his progress. The greater num-
\, vent there for Houston IN the early
n, Of the game. The Huitdloes man
EN 10 get a couple of runs in tho nrst
4 soma hitting and some errors, but up
N rot four men TO nrst and only ont
ims.e four ever reached second safely.
kg ali better later.
|Thsrs is no fault to find with the two
kfh.rs. They hoth did nice work, the
ksnge Of hits during the game MOI beng
N Houston piled w Il few on Part
M n two innings aud Austin d.d The
kre for Stuliz IN two innings. Tho
I,pching OF safe ones by the BuldloeS
Etei them some runs, ana Austin tied
|, sore in the eighth by punching hits.
fnerecs three-bagser in the ninth gave
Io1sten lead bv bringing Doveney
has the plate and virtually won The
Eses,on played almost an errorless
nv pevency had trouble In ncldins
4 first ball hit by an Austin batter and
m The only error Houston got. Mes
n mad a coupl.-a muuvd bah and flil-
= % stop a hard hit by knoN-and Nor
Sa let one go through his fingers. Tie
rws by Deveney and Morrison cost nom
however.
lntI Ylin l.Y.i nnffl the 4lN n n.
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IVY FROM LEES GRAVE.
sonthcrnera NJ Yale Are Determined
10 Rcpinnt II.


New Haven, Conn, June FIN spite OF
strong opposition and II bitter sectional
feeling on the part OF tho studcnts from
tho Northern States. tho Ivy committee Of
the class OF 1926 OF Yale university who
arc sim AT college have determined 10
make another ofiort 10 plant In Northern
soi n uprig from the historic grave OF tho
inlo General Il Il. Lee. Last year they
procured tho bacred Hprig aud planted
IT, but number OF Northern yeterans
aroused such antogonism among the other
BtudonlA that Il resulted in riotous dem
onstration and the uprooting OF the abnoS-
iors PUNT and stamping I, under foot, rue
southerncrs defy such proceedings, how
ever, and hayo secured another sprig from
The same spot, and announce that IN few
days they Will place II upon ne ,sry scene
of tho previous outrage. This time they
will take adequate precautions 10 proven.
a recurrence Of tho riot. and VIII guard
carefully their precious rene; ~ ~
tompt ia made TO uproot this one thcre
Will certainly be trouble
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suit In the improper nonrishment of the
body and broken down condition Of the
entire system. With N man in this condi.
ton, slight cold may lead to consumption,
ot exposure in a warm climate may result
in persistent attack of malaria aud liver
complaint
Malaria. liver troubles and consumption
atc fully treated in DR.. picrcc's Common
Sense Medical Adviser q free papcr-covcrcd
copy OF which may be had by sending ~
onc-ccnt stamps, to cover cost of mailing
only, 10 the Worlds Dispcnsary Medical
Association, buffalo, N. Y. These diseases
are cutcd by DIR, piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery. II cures oS per cent. OF all cases
of consumption. II makes the appetite
hearty, the digestion perfect, the liver act.
i've and the blood pure. II does not make
ilabby fat. hut solid muscular flesh. nerve
force and vital energy. All medicine deal.
els sell il.
"In the year OF isoi came home from hard
days ride, attending my official business as m
acted eight years" writes Mr.. h II, Hiil, OF Fam
TO. LouiHa Co. Va. ~ had chill that night that
was the commencement Of Maiafial Fever
called III the doetor, hut did not get any relief.
called u second doctor but silll got no relief.
third doctor said had liver disease, aud treated
me fcr that hut did me no good. l than co,n-
menccd taking Dr, pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cnvery, in connection with Pleasant peliets,'
took three bottles and II did me much good.
had been very restless could not sleep nj night
anything for eighteen months. do not thiuk
could possibly have lived II Il had not bSen for
the Golden Medical Discovery ] think II IL a
capital medicine for the liver 81 can now do as
good days work rs any man. recommend II
to all who nre suffering from liver complaint"
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AT GALVESTON.
Wilhelm Preparing n Grand Reccp-
ton for the uoustoptpns.

Galveston. Texas. June l2,--N the ncrv-
ons strain to which King Wilhelm has
boon subjected for the past week were TO
continue seven days more no would have
to invest largely In one Of tho much tes-
umonialcd nerve suhduers 0or be 1t
known. thu king has nervo) or seek rest
in n sani,aclum, or, orchars cool on by
behoadiug a Jew OF his subjects. lie has
been IN n terrible stew--thats the truth
but IL he can keep the Sand Crabs out
of The soup tomorrow II is hoped that ho
Will puN through without bursting a
trace or doing ANYTHING Of a dcsperate
chamcter Wllhelm's duties have been 80
muiItudinous during tha latter half of
this week that tho lnnte contemplation
OF them was enough 10 make tho ROYAL
purple blood freeze Last night n mem
heF OF his court suggested that Il would
ur a Eood idea for him 10 let others as
siSt IN The propulsion Of the world. and
aitcr a good deal OF argument his hiph
misHhntss consented to lei Others joint
in the rlOrV. He Immediately oppoluted
a pi''sH agent who low relieves uhe king
OF the customary seVcuty-SlN trtps a tay
to the ntWSiuptt offices. \ poet laureate
was also APPOINTED. and he proceeded 10
Al ma cut string OF no: which will ,e
sting tomorrow hV the royal gang The
I1Ilo"ios is sample'
King Wilhelm is son of KUN.
4 snn'J1i iit, -, ,,.i ~ 'ames tne Vus''
10 ,eot ,o ''e, W. a Eo'uv - s"u,
80 '" "'"' 'le S'V" s"'e' car
IA ,t n m ,,,i,,t ne summoned ms canfavi
S,,,,i ,,t.ts "a t"'ln anu t'nVeriou ~ ~
M no %, nv nus DO cate ion tho
,nn,,rr,,,, Va N,'' nas aVa .,iu ~,
folio,>ir' i5's. h c, has 81 w
i, ~, Ss'pN oi,p,
r. ii fS,h.,fc a SJtiS.r ~ 4" ,t ~
,l,a,iia iFei' - Ht''rt -" ' %tnt
ionig 70, ''Ni ~ mes SehIein'n w,
-, a. q HlNIE."n oi me HlohArNh!Ii
49, 49, ~. ~ Wy ur'u1 plHS PiEenht !oIlor
~, a., ,,,t h.HE' WIN al, ny top KNOW uolo
=" 49, = E-f' Mti L." .n' U,tMts
on moNa'ed on the bike OF all bikes;
~ 49, ,pN tnS uucaEoe luithlul
ga wv II 81, VIZ ia'e posioWl.s ING Nh i
'isN VIZ SoiilF IN" houston hiSnhAl II
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lie Was Not out.


To he Sporting Editor OF The Post.
GARRISON. Texas, June 1l.--Ilease an
swer this question In the columns OF The
pos, for me; There WAS ny ball batted
to center field and was caught Thern
threw the Ian 10 first aud overthrow first.
Thcn The nan on FIRST ran back .a'G
touched nrsi and ran 10 third base. Was
no out under the rules OF 1877
lie was not ont, runner is per-
nittad 10 chase the bases if he touches a
har after tho ny Is caught
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st Louis. Mo. June l2.-one mile.
selling-Queen Safe, Jack Bradley, bona
ton. Time, l;42la.
One mile and twenty yards--The Kitten,
LONG Time, Anger. Time, l:4b,
Five and one-half furlongs, selIing
heats-Bridget. Rohalr, Hosscn. Time. 1908,
Second heat Bridget. Robair. irish
Chief Time, 1;0s&.
Mound CITY stakes. ono and one-eighth
miles-Souflc BuF Dinger, Harry Nc
Couch. Time. i:5ii3.
one mile. selling Stockholm. Forsythc,
Lockwood. Timc, IA.
Five furloues -Eitholn, Mary Calvin
Sorrow. Time. ] ZOE.
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AN IMPORTANT FIND.
Invrntiou which May HevOlntionlse
tha ElccirlcMl WORLD.

the Electrical world.
Marquette. Mich, June 12.--R. a. WILL
son. superintendent Of the electric light
plant In this city. Is said to have MADE
md which Is likely to cause An earthquake
In the electrical world. Mr.. Wilson, u 10
alleged. has discovered a complete model
OF an electric lighting plant made BY an
eccentric inventor, John ingalls,. which ma
lain In disuse since 1887, ana has just neen
unearthed in perfect working order. ny u
a light similar 10 tho iDeandeaoant bulb -
said TO be obtained without the use Of
filament, tho light heinz caused by waves
OF electrical energy forced through Z vac'
utm ON high frequency"
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Foul Tips Caught.

m~ Paryin VIII pitch the gama Mt
Ssion today
sasNr's home run and three-baggei
needed Yesterday.
ss.next same IN Houston Will be with
rs next Wednesday.
sod the Dudes and Mother Hub
w NJ, VIII play n League park for the
wv OF Bayland Orphan Home.
N,e was large number OF coupons
y ne sporting c,litor yesterday ny
= intending 10 leave on the basebalI
HAes for the game Of ball at Calves
Mn be purchlsed at the Congress
I've store OF ] y. Taub. the city tokrt
III" International and Great
I'm and AT the dApot of the Ga!N
Houston and Henderson.
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Lcnruc MectinE Cuned.

San Antonio, Texas. June l2.-Pressleht
ueurrmnnn has issued n call for a spe-
oial nna.ins Of the Texas Association OF
Basetall clubs. 10 be held IN Galveston
on Monday. June 81. The principal object
AZ the meeting Is to act on the proposi-
tlon 40 haze the season divided into two
s,rles. A board OF arbitration will be APP.
nointea 10 award this protested games. and
several other minor matters viii come UP
for consideration.
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George T. Horst Of the fremont and
Beach hotels at Galveston yesterday in
which he states that q concert VIII be
GIVEN on Peach lawn Immediately after
nc ran,- tddhy Manager Horst VII sur
frr ~ tbs Fremont 10 the Il0usionsofn
"a HEADQUARTERS,
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Mm. oALmoi'N At HOME.
Tod the President what III Igae
seen aud Heard.

panviiie. H.. June le.--Colonsl Calhoun
returned hero to his home last night from
Washington. fatisucd bv hts Journey and
anxious to meet his family. from whom he
had been absent q month. To reporter
he said he had nothing 70 impart. liz had
heard the story of cubans and snanierdg
regarding the siuistion In Cuba and ha4
told the president what he had seen and
had not vet completed the task and uerl4
meet the president y Wa1hingtea upen ~
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|4!aVl runs-Hou9ton 3, AUSTIN 3.
Ise base hlts-Meyer, b, Partridge
,aree base hlt-Kimrrer.
licne run-k imcrcr.
XII on bases--tlousto ., Austin o.
Eiuck out-Iiy Stultz .. by Partridge 4.
Etdge 4.
lpabe nlay-pevency. Reed and Meyer.
porn bases Cote, naveney, Fender,
biS Sullivan. Morrison.
R,HeGs hii-Peuder, Ashenback, J. Part
Eh MISUNDERSTANDING ..
me of game-l.5O.
tnp.re-Brennan.
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Arrangements have been maze ~ the
Dudes and 81 Fackard's Mother Hubbard
team 20 play game Of ball at Le@kuo
rark next Tuesday al i;2o o'clock for the
benefit OF Eayland Orphan HON., Thsre
certain supplies needed AT the home
ana the proceeds OF the game viii be de-
yoted to the purchase OF ti,sm.
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this State who spend their money to see
ball games. Houston Is ono Of The cities ia
Texas who contribute n pro rata share OF
tho money that pays for the umplrcs. and
Houston Is entitled to as much epuSidera-
ton at tho hands OF this umpire ns ls san
Antonio. Houston contributes Just as much
to pay your salary and expenses as any
team in the league. and is entitled TO a
hearing from YOU whenever there is con-
tcntion. Houston has moro haaebali pa
trons than any city In Texas, and It Is
Houstcn's money that assists your SAN
Antonio team IN making tour Ct the
State. Do YOU propose TO allow IN inccm-
petont, projudiccd umpire TO seopardigc
the interests OF tho game In this state,
and In town which ia doing 80 much TO
increase the interest In the sport; DO you
propose 10 have the San Antonio team win
by either fair means or foul? Do you eN-
pect 10 keep tho Bronchos at the lead OF
tho list by assisting them with tho pie
nary powers conferred on your You bavo
started out two mon who have given dis
satisfaction. ono OF your umpircs was at
tho waters edge In Austin, and barely os-
capped an unrelIgous bap,i2ing. The same
Austin people arc still living and that
performance may be repeated With more
success on some other occasion. Another of
YOUR appoIntees so enragcd tho people oil
Houston that tho most calm aud diEtif,cd
gentlemen were wrought UP TO unnd'-
tIon OF anger which could hardly be con-
trollod They may not con'rol Themselves
next time.
with the powor conferred on you, there
ia vet chance for YOU to redeem yourself.
Discard these men who haNO teen the
cause OF uuihblins and Kicking. put good
men ike brennan and Clark en- the statt,
and Let incompetent ones 40, and YOU VIII
be laudel from ono end Of Texas TO the
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IM,ing. Texas. June i2--in tf1e game
n, nall between the Luiing Browns ard
ran Marcos this evening the score was
Iulins II. san Marcos ..
Theirs will be an amateur game at For
ast lT,afE thls afieraoon lsetHcel Tho Sell
herts and the Hummer team Tho bat
II rlas will be Harris leld and D1bard; IA
re, nolds and Wolierfnrd.
Grocsbse,k, Texas. Jpne 1.-THE Ennis
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(vaas, Texas, Juno FIT ruined too
ms afternoon for the Defenders
NE Tigers 10 May both games. As II
n we Tigers rot around IN the mud
~0re a'aer.ty than the home team
oOgdinsly Won. The latter part Of
s however, was closely contested.
sHeadance was small.
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Chicago. June IL Ingalls, park winners:
Chenille, Abuse Kings Counsel. ofacIal
Unity and Oyerella.
Detroit. June l2.-Highlnnd park win
nors: Nicola Tesla, Henrica, Our Lizzie.
walkover. Jeuuie June.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN.
PREVIOUS WON 1T AFTER A HARM
DRIVE.
Hand Hall and Vnrius Helped TO
Furnish n Lively Squirt In
the stretch.

New York. Juno 10. There was IN ex-
celleut attendance at Gravescnd today, the
attraction being the great American itakoa
for 2-ycar- ODDS. worth $4,000. There was
a prompt and good start. and ny tho time
they reached the timing flag Hand Ball was
in front. with Previous and Fratomt close
up. all the Jockeys doing bit OF urging,
During the first quarter there WAS no
change among the leaders, but those be-
hind changed places constantly. ly tho
time they had Strengthened out for home
Hand Ball and Previous were a little in
front. with the others back short dis
lance. Then Sims and Littlohed began
driving, and 1T looked 40 II they would
finish in that order, heads apart. but Sloan
sont Previous after them on tile outside
and landed his mount 4 winner by half Il
length.
Six furlongs-Nick. imperator, Illusion.
Time. 1916.
One miis. selling--Lehman. Ararado il.
sun Up. Time, l.I1&.
Great American stakes. Ave furlongs--
Previous ll3 II. sloan. i 10 !. won;
Hand Bali. IFS lSimsl, : TO ! and s 10 .,
second, Narius, IL u.iltltheldl. TO l
third. Time. i:0iA.
one and one sixteenth milee-premior.
Ben Brush. Caldron. Time. l,iSit.
Five furlones--Swango. MirthGul Bowl
ing Brook Time. t0l%.
Five firlongs Brentwood. pogtown Da-
bicea Time .O3A.
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Cincinnati. June i2,-At Latonia: SIX
furlongs- Cyclone. Satyr. suydam. Time,
1889,
Five furlongs-Gallyant Aragnol. Pro
yolo Time. l;02ia.
one mile-Geyser, CASTOR, Serrano, Time.
1911.
I.atonia oaks. one and one-quartoT miles
Lou Bramhc. 100 &C.. Rein) to / won
shasta Water 100 toverton) ? to 1, see.
ond; White Frost. III tr. purnsl, t TO 8,
third Time cosy.
Five furlongs Agnes. Stars and Stripes
Exquisite Time. i:04ts.
Six furlones, eelling--Waterloo Old Cen
ter. Rheinstrom Time. 1:lGis.
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THEY PLAY TODAY.
u.uston Mt Galveston.
ssu Antonio NJ Austin.
rs,t Worth Mt Du Has.
|n.uispu at Paris.
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kemmer. MN H'SHchau anu
stolen hasc-ChIie.
Batter hlt--Brss,ow'
Passed ball-Weckbecke-
I.lne Of game-a:20
Ompire-Baktr
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herman and all
outdoor workers
who are exposed
, to the rigors of
either an ex-
trcmely cold OF
an extremely hot
climate, need to
exercise especial
vigilance in the
care Of their
health. A tnh.
ing arrangement
of the digestive
.s...
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NulnIrltT.g rort worth >. Paws -.
l:at.1,,a u 'hhs-IiiA, Mecolly' Reyho''s'
Jacobs. 49,, -etttuAn
I,eft on toses-. For, W." 80
Bakes on eAlltp NN
. m tsaacs u, tYiu and McCo!ly, Cham
Bnrnssa NJ ~ ci,ss--C haIuberlain j iSA'ss
~, ~ N aame-i.39.
,sir,s-.C lark,