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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

A iew insect enemies hasin. appeared
in the bcVt fields ih. American Beet
Sugar Co. has scn, letter Of 'ns;Fuc.
,.ons To every grover telling hos best TO
p.o,cc, the crops tfun their raSascss.
Tho injury being done ia sii:l,, and Il ss
hoped ,ha; promp,acsa in iall"vsns the
campAny's instruction will ,'FusVa, any
ssnukitlsrai,l. t!Atnas-.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Tho wooimca had another fine meet.
ing Friday evening. initiating tho follow.
ing new members: Geo. r. Lane. J. L.
Wright. I. A. Parsons. G. l.. Gray. Phil
scloulan. l.obs. II. Copp. Walter II.
Cancsiy. A. 5. Marshall. John W. Rablc.
Ernest Clark. A feast followed the Ger.
pmouics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The patrons Ui the santa lie. and the
citizens OF Rocky Ford generally, would
be greatly pleased to see the railroad
place an electric light over the Main
street crossing. The amount OF business
done by the Santa Fe here will fully jns-
tify this slight addition to the monthly
expense account.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Notwithstanding the continuous build.
ing for the past three years. and especial.
ly for the past year. there is q scarcity Of
dwellings in Rocky Ford. The demand
for the cheaper grade of houses is more
nearly supplied than for larger and bet
ter dwellings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Millinery! millinery!|
creations III the art pre{
woman's good looks at
prices ever dreamed OF.
Ramsay x 3
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The demand for those advertising en-.
velcpes having exhausted the first lot we
have just received n new supply. Every.
body should use them. One side il GOV.
cred with comprehensive statement Of
the advantages OF the Rocky Ford coun.
try. which will do good wherever sent,
Price only 10 cents for 25.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

In ,l,cao times in III. AfEsiisss valley
the man who 10 idle is 80 from ctu;cs. AZ
,l-,. IA sbundanc. o. work ios all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Saddle Blankets.

Horscmen wanting Splendid and
Cheap Saddle Blankets should call
on Mrs. d. W. Barkley who has
fine assortment direct from Navajo
Faith Mission.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Tho prosecution o. Nc.ley aud HE Sa-
sccia,cs for tho cabaa postal frauds is
being vigorously eoa'inaci by the atis,ia.
is,ra,ion. aud will no, erase iili sentences
has icr,, prnnonnc-i ON Tie guilty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

An Epworth League Left Handed
Measurement social will be held Al, the
home Of ID. W. Barkley next Thursday
evening. In order TO know Just what
the program is you will have to be
present. or one thing yon may be sure
that ice cream aud cake will be serxe.i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
At Private Sd

Ono steel range, two
one oak folding bed, |
case, l dining table. p
bles, ! set Cyclopetlia
For further particulars
residence OF j. \. Kimz
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Buy your Carpets at Phenicie's
Mt low prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

g. u. Smith has F-mcmbcrc,i tho Eu.
tsrpr,sr nliis- With sample Of the line
.oasebrfri-s which lie is supplyin; To the
Colorado Springs cpicaFcs in large laan.
t,tisea
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
For Sale-Tenm of d

FOR S8I0-Tenm OF ID
sters, or suitable for
work. Both same vi
about 1000 lbs. Ages |
black. good travellers. I
aud drive even. Theyl
ties. without. brand o,
Apply to Eerlen's q
Ordway, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

A few boar,lers wanted. Ap
ply at G. W. Knapp over Reifels
hardware store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Bargains unhcnrd OF in Ribbons,
Hat Trimmings. etc. etc, etc, ut
Ramsay & Hnirison's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

See Knapp& Wallis for bar
gains in farms, ranches and small
tracts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Don't forget that Black Cat
Stockings are the best on earth.
For sale mt Gibson's Racket store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

George Ous,crbout and .. ". Cre-sy
left the fiiss Of tho week for Wosi 4
Crcs.y's cattle ranch. about u miles
southwest of Rocky Ford. Mr.. Custer.
bout was taken violently III. requiring two
visits from DR.. kearby. lie returned this
morning aud is improving.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Mccormick and Decring
Mower sections at Wilson's
Hardware store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The second game between the Rocky
Fori and Las Animas baseball clubs nj.
tractej n large attendance. Rocky Ford
won by score Of II 10 IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The town council is doing n large
amount Of excellent work on the strccts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Special Price on Ii tooth Har.
rows this week. Il. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Buy your Shoes below cos: at
Phenicie's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

More men are needed III the alfalfa
fields than farmers are able 10 find
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Buy your Shirts at Phcnicie's
below cost.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The Sugar City daily stage line Is we'll
patfopizcd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

A change has been made in the con.
tract for the completion Of the Liberty
high school and the contract awarded TO
Williams & Clark. the brick work TO be
done by ID. II. Call 4 Son.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

One day last week two Mexicaus were
arrested for disorslcrly conduct. They
have as much right to get drunk and
make fools Of themselves as have those
Of lighter color. And Mexican siola,ors
of Law should he treated precisely the
same as their blonde fellow.ci,izens who
get intoxicated. There should I've no
discrimination on accoun. OF tint Of com.
tlsrion
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Adj u s t a bl Q
Window Sash at
the Rocky Ford
Hardware Co.'s.

Chase & Snnborn's celebrated
teas and cotfecs at Wettcndorfs
Grocery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Now The ice.cream dealer treats his
friends coldly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Don't miss those stunning bar
gnins at liamsnv & Harrisons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Belgian Hares!

Fine Belgian Hares for sale.
Good Stock. Young Hares 81. so
per pair. A few old ones.
David W. Barkley, jr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Before A. a. Mobiles relatives were
heard from a collection was taken 10 pay
his funeral expenses. Undertaken
Sprinkler now desires to return this money
10 the donors. bu; is unable to do So in n
few cases in which money was paid bn,
no name signed. If you have not r,s.
ceiyel your money call on Mr.. Sprinkler.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
For Sale or Trade.

Mower aud rake nearly new.
See ". II. Gibson at the Racket
store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

For furnished lodging room ap-
ply to If G. w. Knapp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
For sale.

For sale.
A good second hand mower,
rnke aud binder. G. W. Knapp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Iron Gates
and pest
made, at RI
Hardware |
For Sale.

For Sale.
Four new four room
for sale or rent snbjcc
North of Washing;ou
House. Inquire o; \. "
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The peacock's tail.fea,hers are beau,i.
fnl. but they'd make mighty poor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

For rent, furnished house OF 3
rooms and summer kitchen. Call
on Mrs. John knho. 3p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The Newdale Melon association vii
meet at the school honse Satnrtlay.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The Salila Mail is twenty years old
and celebrated that event by issuing \
beautifully printed u page. : column
paper. full OF halftoncs representative of
the scenic. mining aud other features Of
that section OF tie state. No finer spec.
ial edition has ever reached our Office.
The vide distribution of this edition can.
not but be Of great bcnefi: 10 beautiful
aud thriving S,lila,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Miss Edi,h Wayne But,cffieli will
give one o. her artistic eloCutiUnary en-.
tcrtainme1,s at Manzanola this evening
in connection with musical program
rendered by Mrs. Patterson Of La Jnu.a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Screens Doors
of all sizes at the
r ky F ord
Hardware Co.'s.

Blanks fine candies at wc,tcn.
DORIS grocery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

And whs, 80 rare as day in Junep
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

u want 'p bc an angel
That wish have tabppesI:
] have not vishesi u since Wy wife
Made the some angel. fpSd."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
ROCKY FORD
Hill 4 Browa's finf kila of Pressed
tirirk q Marked Sarcc-s-

Hill & Brown last week burnci their
first or test kiln Of prc.s~i brick. Th.
rc.uit l. highly ssiisfactory. tho brick
which received the proper amount 81 heat
b~in. b-aniisni cream color. THIS -S.
p~f,mcnial kiln having shown tho ciiarac.
i-sisiic. Of tho slai. aud tho amount of
h-ai required. iaf;. proportion Of ih-
acxt kiln will b- uf tho rial cream color
which has ma.i. tho Milwaukee brick So
popular.
In or,icr 10 Ill the bi. order fnr ,L.
sugar factory tho brcs macliiuo 10 Eun-
ming day and night.
Tho SECOND kiln 10 naw being baFuci
and a third aud large kiln IN process Of
manufacture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15
Orsnn Conlc,l.

Tic following !. tho Sc's ia the or.aa c"n'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

The last regular monthly school report
of the year will hs publ,she,l next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

There sa onc improvement which conld
IL made by the CIT. aud soun authorities
with bn, little cx,scn.r which uould isc
appreciated b. the public. Rrtcfrncc is
made Ia placing: banip;cIa on all bridges
over thc canals. Many iimid lady JFiv-
cts sppf"ach many canal bridges with
much NERVOUSNESS. Aud foF The pFp,cc-
,iop II the rrncral public every canal
bridge should have substantial railing on
tbs. slsIs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

a friend was oui driving tho other
evening In newly uashei buggy f.and
five di:fcsrsi pisc,-s in tho streets apd
road where there wcrc unnecessary mud
bolc- caused by careless irrigation. Al
least three ot these. osfcnscs against the
la~ and public comfort were within the
Of now buggy will become indignant nj
having 10 drive through These unsightly
mud pu,ldlcs and will make complaint
which will cpst som. careless man the
amount of the fine prVside,l by Law. Let
all interested take warning aud keep the
water in proper bounds.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
In District Court.

At the opening of the court this
morning the grand jury was sworn and
Jacob Duncan of Stark appointed FORE
man. OF the 21 cases on the civil
calendar six cases were settled, passed
or continued over the term, four for
argument upon questions of law and
the remainder marked for trial by Jury.
As we 20 to press (Tuesday afternoon)
a motion is being argued in the matter
of the. estate of Werner Boesch on the
part of the appellant, Mrs. Minnie
Mathews, to have the appeal from pro-
bate court dismissed for want of juris-
diction. If this motion is denied the
case will probably be for jury trial and
and will doubtless be long and ear
nestly contested action. -.
In his charge to the grand jury the
court, unintentlonally of course, but
nevertheless very markedly, gave the
members of that body decided hunch
in the somewhat notorious Sleepy Eye
wheat case, but as to whether or not
they will take cognizance of it, it is inn
possible to say.
In the two cases of appeal from the
decision of the board Of supervisors OF
the town Of Eden in certain road mat
ters, an order reversing the decision Of
the supervisors was entered and the pro-
csedings dismissed By consent Of parties,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
Annual School Report.

The report of Superintendent Critchett
at the close of the term of school lust
completed is an interesting document
and shows, among other things, that the
total enrolment during the past year
has been 712 of which 202 were between
the ages of s and s, 465 between and
Is, 43 between 16 and 81 and two over
the age OF 81 years. The total number
of days taught during the school year
was 1876 and the average daily attend
ance was 529. The average daily at
tendance during each of the three terms
was as follows: 1st term, 527; 2nd term,
536; 3rd term, 524. The teachers en-
ployed in the public schools have an av-
erage experience of So months, five grad
uated from high schools, nine from Nor
NAL schools and three from colleges. OF
the sixteen teachers employed eight
have taught here three or more years,
three for two years and five for one
year. The total attendance in days for
the year is 103, 1877 with an average at
tendance per pupil of 145 days. The IL
brary now contains 1850 volumes, while
the total number of books taken out dur
ing the year was 1878.
In the report of the high school for
warded to the state high school board
we find that the total number of pupils
enrolled during the past year was So.
OF these 60 pupils So took Latin
grammar, English classics, So; a]ge-
bra, %; Greek and Roman History, 1S;
German, 7; Caesar, 16; English litera-
ture, II; Med. History, 16; physics, 13;
Cicero, 3; modern history, s; rhetoric,
SO; Virgil, 6; civics, 10; senior grammar
subjects, 9. The assessed valuation of
the school district is given as $934,134,
and the rate of taxation, not including
state mill tax, 1913 mills.
The school tax in Sleepy Eye is AZ
mills, and in Redwood Falls it is "a
mills, and yet some peoble here kick
about their school taxes.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
Democratic Convention.

The democratic county convention
held in this city Thursday afternoon to
elect delegates to the state convention
which is being held in Minneapolis to-
day was we'll attended, nearly every
town In the county being represented.
The convention was called to order by
the secretary, E. P. Schmitz of Home, in
the absence of chairman Pfaender. J. J.
Green of New Ulm was chosen chairman
of the convention and E. P. Schmitz of
Home, secretary. S. A. George of New
Ulm, Peter Geschwind, Sleepy Eye, and
George Ross, Springfield were appoint
ed as committee on credentials and re-
ported the following delegates present
| and entitled to seats IN the convention:
New Ulm-1st ward-R. Pfefferle, F.
W. Fritsche, John Buschers, Henry
Weyhe, Jos. Gales, Jas. J. Green, Max.
Reinhart, Ernst Wicherski; I'd ward
And. Amann, Chas. Stengel, W. Eibner,
Emil Wicherski, Hugo Gebser; 3rd ward
-Chas. Brust, S. A. George, August
Schwerdtfeger, A, ]. Eckstein, Jos. F.
| Groebner.
Sleepy Eye-E. P. Bertrand, Jacob
Franz, Peter Geschwind, Chas. P. Black,
Michael Fohl, NJ. M. Radl, ]. J. Bier.
Springield-J. ]. Ray, Geo. Ross, G.
81. Eickholt, D. T. Johnson, Matthew
Schneider.
Milford Ernst Rollof, Edw. Hensel
J. M. Haubrich.
Home-J. L. Neuman, E. P. Schmitz
F. A. Tuttle, James Addy.
Mulligan-J. J. Schumacher. votes.
Sigel-Anton Hillesheim, And. Hoff-
mann, Henry Manderfeld.
Stark-Carl Manderfeld.
Albin-Joseph Sperl.
After perfecting the permanent organi-
zation the convention proceeded to the
election Of delegates to the state conven-
tion,, as follows: Max Reinhart, Chas.
Stengel, J. J. Green, Ernest Wicherski,
Fred Pfaender, Jos. GALES, John G.
Rudolph, New Ulm; Peter Geschwind,
E. P. Bertrand, Sleepy Eye; George
Ross, J. B. Schmid, Springfield; Joseph
Haubrich, Milford; E. P. Schmitz
Home. "
J.J. Green Of New Ulm was chosen
by the convention as county member of
the state central committee.A
Following is the county central COM
mittee as elected by the convention from
the various commissioner districts: 1st,
E. R. Barager, New Ulm, 2nd, Peter
GeschWind, Sleepy Eye; 3rd, George J..
Grimm, Springfield; 4th, Fred Pfaender,
New Ulm; 9th, John Klein, Hanska.
There ls the ordinary hat ard the Lam
pher hat The difference is marked
Always ask for the Lanpher.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
The Columbia
ertainers
COLUMBIA BOWLING CLUB PICNICS
THE TEUTONIAS. s@@=s
The Minneapolis Team Treated to a Days
Outing According to Proclamation
g of Emperor High Ball.
Games, Speeches and Merry making the Or
s: der of the Day.

The visit of the Teutonia Bowling
Club of Minneapolis to this city Sunday
was made memorable by a"Stag Picnic"
at the Fish Pond at which the Teutonias
were the guests of the Columbia Bowl
ing Club of this city.
The visiters present were: Capt. Van
der Horck, 81. D. Dierks, Henry Poeh-
ler, A. Il. Poehler,> G. O. Lampe,
A. Duevel, R. List, II. s. Kennedy, A.
Stremel, A. Huhn, Jos. Hiddelston, J.
F. Daniels and G. L. Roos, all of Mime
apolis.
The lunch provided by the local bowl
ers developed into sumptuous repast,
the menu. comprising, fried chicken, cab
bage salad, cold ham, coffee and various
other delecaciea and was in charge of a
commissary department consisting of
George Hauenstein, Frank Burg and 9TH
er notable purveyors.
The several prizes offered were award
ed as follows:
Fat mems race, Louis Buenger.
Lean mems race, W. G. Haubrich.
Tug Of war between Minneapolis and
New Ulm, to Minneapolis.
High kicking, W. G.. Alvin.
Standing jump, A. stremel, Mime
apolis.
The prize for the most pleasing and
eccentric costume was unanimously yot-
ed to the Emperor High Ball, otherwise
known as Col. Jos. .Bobleter.
Cake walk, 1st prize, Otto Baarsch
and W. G. Haubrlch; snd prize, G. L,
Roos and A. Stremel.
Buck and wing dancing, Jos. Hiddel-
stoa, Minneapolis.
Sack race, AL. Olson.
y SIDE LIGHTS.
AS an entertainer Col. Bobleter may
possibly have equals, but it is certain he
has no supervisors.
About the youngest boy in the bunch
was your Uncle Poehler of Minneapolis
despite his so odd years.
The Minneapolis bunch was such 8
warm proposition that they brought
Lampe, the ice man, with them.
There were no flies on the Rattle.
snake band.
One of the earlier occurrences of the
day was the discovery that the sacred
precincts had been invaded by woman,
but upon investigation it was found that
the supposed female was only CA. Hag.
berg dressed in Otto Baarsch's cake walk
costume. The Minneapolis aggregation
was '.chaperooned" by g. L. Roos, than
whom there is no warmer proposition in
the twin cities. His speech in presenting
the prize to the Emperor was both elo.
quent and touching. If he continues he
will ultimately develop luto a spell-bind.
er of great calibre.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
Spring
.JaCketS....

Here is where you find them in
all sizes, all the new styles, black
and colors, for ladies, misses and
children. We are offering our line
at surprisingly low prices that it
will be bargain for you to come
and buy. Jackets, all silk and sa-
teen lined at prices that will suit
you right.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20

Herbert Spencer, the leading 10c cigar.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
Dress
SkirtS.....

Ladies' tailored skirts in fancy.
brocades and plain brilliantines
and serges, we'll lined and neatly
finished. Correct in style and fit,
and a splendid value at our spe-
cially low prices. Come early and
make your selections.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20

There 10 the ordinary hat ard the Lam
.pher hat. The difference is marked
Always ask for the Lanpher.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
DARWIN ON MTssIoNA7y WORK


To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir; The recent uprising in China has drawn the
attention OF the civilized world the results Of
foreign missions and the methods OF missiona ries
to degree never equalled before and the tragic
scenes that have accompanied II have provoked
such harsh criticism that in many quarters it is
believed that missionary efforts not only use
less, but are positively detrimental The opinion
OF an impartial observer may be OF interest es-
Feciaiy when it comes from as painstaking and
Careful student the late Charles Darwin,
whose opinion carries weight on any subject on
which 1t is expressed.
In 1881 the British Government despatched H NJ
s. Beagle. under Captain Fitz roy. on an explor-
Ing and surveying voyage around the world, and
Darwin was invited to accompany the expedition
as naturalist His journal published shortly
after his return. and has gone through many edi-
tons, for It is one OF the most delightful volumes
OF scientific travel ever written Nothing escaped
his eye. and his comments on the people with
whom he came in contact show insight that is
rare in so young Referring to the effects
Of missionary efforts in Tahiti he says:
On the whole il appears to me that the morality
and religion Of the inhabitants are highly credita-
Die There are many who attack even more acri-
their system and the effects produced by them.
such SgGh TeasoRers never compare the present state
even with that OF Europe at this cay, but they
fection They expect the missionaries to effect
that which the Apostles themselves failed to do.
Of this high standard, blame s attached e the
missionary instead OF credlt Tor tnaC Whlch ne
has effected. They forget will not remember.
That human sacrifices and the power Of idola-
trous priesthood; system of prohigacy unparal-
leled in any other part of the world infanucide,
consequence of that system; bloody where
the conqueror spared neither women nor children
that all these have been abolished and that dis
honesty intemperance and Hcentiousness have been
greatly reduced by the introduction of Chris
Say P8F T ia ers5 be Sane Sne @ @ 9 m is
point of shipwreck on some unknown coast he
will most deVOutly pray that the lesson OF the
missionary may have extended thus far.
In point of morality. the virtue of the women, II
has often been said, is most open to exception. But
before they blamed too severely II viii be we'll
distinctly to call to mind the scenes described by
Captain Cook and Mr.. Banks, in which the grand
mothers and mothers Of the present race played
part. Those who most severe should consider
how much OF the morality of the women In Eu-
rope is owing to the system early impressed by
mothers on their daughters. and how much in each
Individual case to the preceptS OF religion. But
II is useless to argue against such reaSOnerS- /
believe that, disappointed in not finding the field
of lcentiouSneSS quite open formerly, they
will not give credit morality they do not wish
to practise or a religion which they under
value, If not deSpise. b
Washington Aug. z lSO
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
selling; for two-year-olds. non-winners
E,iNn fiIrlnr 70 ~ nov Ic,.tr-L.-- 1.--
SIXTH RACFE-Handicap; for three-year-olds and up
ward. One and -sxteenth miles. on turf
SARATOGA MEETING ENDED.

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 25 (speclaD.-The meeting
mere closed to-day. The feature of the programme
Tor decision the Spencer Handicap OF IS 600
which won by Martimas who showed a starr
ing reversal OF form. Charentus ridden by Howell
was an odds-on favorite in the handicap The old
geid'ng and Martmas ran together far ahead OF the
other contestants from the start TO the stretch
Where Howell drew his whip In using the whip
f""eH "abbed about in the saddle much that
ne lost the race. Advance Guard finished third
iour lengths behind Charentus. Bannockburn, who
also ran. pulled up lame.
Noichester won the FIRST race easily although he
was Poo'ly ridden Godfrey. at 20 l. proved the
5Is !sS 5 IA tIe second Feuron led from the
ieti lIiS pole INTO the stretch where she tired
10, 1iiu was quickly passed by Godfrey who won
~ ~. ~ a'tlt ~ q lenslh Tammany Chief the fourth
'"0e ri'oer wraps. and Althea. . to l shot. ses