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How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON, Mass, May 13.-This after
neon after going out in order for five in
nings against Boston, the Senator's got
their eyes on the ball and by good stick
work batted out a victory to 2. Kellum,
who was in the box for Boston, lost all
effectiveness, and triples by Grady and
Farrell, the former getting two. a double
by Carrick, and scattered singles, did the
rest.
Carrick pitched a mastery game for
Washington, keeping Bostons six hits
sifted in five innings, and while his sup
port was ragged on a wet, slippery field,
still luck was with the visitors In the
first and second innings Boston had men
at the bases with only one out. but did
not score. In the fifth. with the bases
full and only one down, clever fielding by
DUNCAN in the right garden prevented
scoring.
Boston get one run in the third on a
base on balls to Dowd, a steal, and Jones'
single, and the other in the seventh on
Ferris triple and a long fly to centre field
by Criger.
Washington opened the sixth with
Gradys ripping triple to right and we'll
placed double by Carrick. Then when
Ferris threw wild on Farrells bunt, Car
rick scored the second run. In the sew
enth, with two out, Collins fumbled, gave
Coughlin a lift at first, and the latter
came home on another three-bagger by
Grady, who droas the ball almost to the
left field limit. Farrells triple and con-
secutive singles by Foster, DUNCAN, and
Quinn clinched the game in the eighth.
Foster. who played left field in o Brien s
place, did some excellent work, while
Farrell and DUNCAN brought the visitors
outfielding up to a high standard. Far
rell got single and a triple and DUNCAN
pushed out the three singles. Ferris play
ed a remarkable game at second for Bos-
ton, having ten put outs and six assists,
his only error being a wild throw after
he had slipped on the wet turf Three
fast double plays were additional features
of the game. Gear or Lee win be IN the
points for Washington tomorrow, while
"Cy' Young viii pitch for Boston
Captain Everett, Of the Washington's,
was much pleased this evening after the
taking the second game from Boston.
passing Jimmy Collins boys and landing
in the fourth place with seven games won
and six lost. He said Il think we have
the material for the best team that ever
represented Washington. The BOYS are
a crowd of workers, and are stayers TO
the finish. / think / have the fastest
helding and the hardest hitting outfield
IN the league. From now out you Will see
us in the race"
Manager Jimmy Manning has returned
10 washington, his presence at home be-
ing demanded by the death of "Bo' Need
ham, Secretary and Treasurer of the
Washington club. The players have sub
ScrlDed fOr an appropriate floral tribute
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results Mt Morris Park.

NORRIS PARK, May 1S.-Results of today's
races; track heavy:
First race-May Blossom Race; for three-year
olds and upward; Eclipse course. Brandysmash
Slack, to l. won Godfrey Bum0 to l,
second; Mayor Gilroy SHAW, to ;, third.
Time, 1:131a.
Second race-Knder Race No. .; for maiden
two-ycar-olds; last -four and onehalf furlongs of
Eclipse course. Grail (LandFy), to l, won;
Euright Shaw even. second; Musidora (o'Con-
lor) to ,, third. Time. 0;5iH.
Third race-Apprentices' Race; for three-year
5lds and upward; last seven furlongs of Withers
mile. Master (Crcsswaite), to ). won; Glen
nellie Glulholland) to 3. second; Saline (Rice),
10 to l. third. Time, 1907.
Fourth race-For three-year-ods and upward; ;
selling; last seven frlongs of Withers mile.
Petra II o. Dal), to ,, won; Balloon I'll.
Nichaels), 10 to l, second; Seminole (Smith), 20
to l. third Time, 29la
Fifth Tace--Fcr four-y rolds and upward;
Withers mile. Watercure (Shaw), to ., won;
Herbert (Smith), TO .. second; Hammock
(O'Connor) 5 to >, third. Time. Leg.
sixth race-The Meadowbrook Hunters Steeple-
chase; for four-year-ods and upward; about
two and one-half miles. Last Chord (Green).
wen won: Bacchanal {Dayton), to ., second;
Hgbee (Hayes), TO l, third. Time, 4:563A.
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Results at worth, Ind.

WORTH, May l3.-Results OF today's races;
track fast:
First race-For three-year-olds and upward
selling: seven furlongs. Ida V. (Coburn), even,
won; Woodstock CIatthews), to ,, second;
Rustic Girl (Dugan), to l, third Time, 1880
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; seven furlongs. Red Apple (Rice), 4
to l. won; Merrman tCoburn), 3 TO ,, second;
Irma 5 (Robertson) to ., third. Time, 20.
Third race-For two-year-olds; selling; FIVE
furlonss Yana (Dominick). even, won; Hayden
(Coburn) 5 to ,, second; Blue Ridge (J. Mar
TIM to l. third. Time, :02.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds and upward
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HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED.
Henry Il. Ware Institutes Suit for
PersOnnI Iniuries.

Suit was filed yesterday by Henry e.
Ware against the Metropolitan Railway
Company TO recover $1,000 damages for
personal injuries. He alleges that on No
vember 10. 1900, he was struck by one of
the cars Of the defendant company at the
intersection OF Four-and-a-half and G
Streets southwest and that his back and
spine were seriously injured. Ware is
represented by Scipio J.. Baker and T.. 7.
Mprqv "A counsel.
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FORFEITED TO NEW YORK.
brooklyn Makes too Strong n Kick
ON the Umpire's Decision.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The Brooklyns
got into a wrangle with the umpire at
the Polo Grounds in the ninth inning to-
day and the game was declared forfeited
to New York, to 0. The score was
tie at the time. The cause of the dis
pute was o'Day's allowing Brooklyn only
one run in the ninth. On Dahlen's hit
Keeler followed Sheckard across the
plate. DAILY was thrown out at third,
making the third out, but Keeler had
crossed the plate. The umpire refused TO
allow his run. He was watching the play
at third, and did not see that the run
had been scored hence the kick Both
sides played yellow ball. The score:
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Entries at Morris Park.

NORRIS PARK, May lS.-Entries for tomor-
rows races
First race-For three-year-olds and upward;
last six and one-half furlongs of Withers mile
Lanceman. 10l Col Padden, Water Color, llS;
Prineeling. los; Isia, 100; Magentie, 9s; Som
arset, Ill; Fonsoee, 124; Rochampton, lO9;
All Green, Ill.
Second raee-For tbree-year- -olds and upward;
asst seven furlongs OF Wthers mile.-The Cham
lerlain III Inshot, 1O5; Alard. 100; Royal Ster-
ing. IO7; Dolando, l05; Balloon. 81 Animosty,
" Scurry, SO; Margrayiate, l0si Petra IL, 80;
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,lueaway, los; Rochampton, 1Oe; Denmann


Thompson. %; Ginki, 81.
Third race-The Baychester; for three-year-
olds; the Withers mile.-Nones 100; Isia, 10;
103; Nitrate. 1OT: Lance1nan, 1Os Glade Run, 107.
Fourth race-The New Rochelle Handicap; for two
year-oIds and upward; last seven furlongs of the
Withers mile---COntestor, 40; Contend, 100;
..AIesmerist 10; +*BIac. Fox, 1O4; -+Malster,
81; ++Autolight %; knight OF Rhodes Ill;
Princess Pepper, 90; Isidor, us; King Brarnble,
100.
'Waden entry. '+Feathe-to entry.
Fifth race-For maiden fllies and geldings; last
four and one-half furlongs OF Eclipse course
Silver Chimes, Evelyn Maud, Criss Gross, Not
limah, Champagne, Palmetto, Linora, Velleda,
Pure Pepper. Prophetic, Josephine Monaghan,
Par Excellence, los.
Sixth race-Handicap; for three-year-olds and
upward; the Eclipse course.-Knight OF Rhodes,
I26; -Unmasked. I23; t0utlander, ia; Redpath,
lis: Col Padden, Ill; All Gold, 10; Paul Cliff
ford los; Lady Uncas, 10l.
-Keene entry.
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Mount vernon Electric Cars.

The popular route to Alexandria and Mount
Vernon is via the electric trains OF the Wash
ington. Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway
Company The route for the greater portion OF
the distance is along the river, and the trains
pass Fort Foote and Fort Lyons run through
he principal streets OF Alexandra ana tray
rise the entire estate at the home and tomb
Of Washington. Electric trains leave the sta %
tion, Thirteen and half Street and PennsyiNani.
Avenue every hour from 10 a. TO 3 p. m Tor
Mount Vernon. Stop-over privileges are above"
N Alexandria 10 which place trains eyers
ioTty-fve minutes Competent guides accom-
pany all trains to Mount Vernon.
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Leo AIexandrun,s Case.

a motion was made in the United States
Supreme Court yesterday TO adv the
cage of Leo Alexandruff, a Russian sailor,
who. il is charged, deserted from the
Russian ship Variag. Aicxandruff is now
in jail in Philadelphia. He is wanted by
the Russian Government.
The case involves the relations OF the
two Governments, as well as the free
dom OF the petitioner. The court took
the motion under advisement.
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First base by errors-Phila1elphia I;
Boston, s. Left on bases-Philadelphla y;
Boston, II. First base on balls-On Dono-
hue 8; off Lawson, 7. Struck out-By
Donahue, 2; by Lawson, 2. Two-base hits
-Delehanty, Cross. 2; Hallman. Sacrlflce
hits-Tenney, Thomas. Long, lawson.
stolen bases-Hamuton, Slagle. Double
pIavs-De eMontreville. Lowe, and Tenney;
Long. Lowe, and Tenney. 2. Hit by pitch
er-By Donahue. Crolius. Wild p1tch-
2 hours end minutes. Attendance, I2OO.
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First base on errors-Brooklyn, 6; New
York, l. Left on bases-BroOklyn. s; New
York, 8. First base on balls-Of Dono-
van, 6; off Taylor, 2. Struck out-By Dono-
van. 5: by Taylor s. Two-base hit-DaIy.
Three-base hit-Sheckard. Sacrifice hits
Keeler, Nelson. Stolen bases Keller,
Davis. Double plays-Dahlen and Kelly;
Sheckard and Mcclure. Wild pitch-Dono-
van Hit by pitcher-By Taylor, l. Balk-
Taylor. Time of game. hours. Umpire
O'Day Attendance 5000.
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AuStin'S Dog Bread
win prolOng your dogs life

one mile Caviar CMatthews), 9 to 5, won;
Louisville q. Martini to 5, second; Bouey Boy
(Coburn) 9 to 5. third. Time. l:42-
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
one mile and twenty yards Plead CTimms), 3
to l. won; Impromptu (See), to l, second;
Pirates Queen (Dayison), TO ), third Time,
1:43 3-5.
Sixth race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling: one mile. Free Lance (Dugan). 10 2.
won: Maryland Reserve &C. Rocker, Is to /,
second; John Grigsby (Coburn), TO I, third.
Time 40 3-5
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Bo Needhnm,s Successor.

AT a meeting of the directors Of the
Washington Baseball Club of the Ameri-
can League. in the Office of Wilton j.
Lambert 4l0 Fifth Street northwest,
James Manning, manager of the club,
was elected secretary-treasurer of that
organization to fiji the vacancy caused by
the death of 30 Needham.
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Worth seIectIons.

First race-Arean B.. The Esmond, April.
Campbell
Third race-Vincennes Osmon, Prairie Deg
Fourth race-BradIey's entry. Andes, Ohnet-
Fifth race-Abe Frank, South Elkhorn. Miracle
H.
Sixth race-Hood's Brigade, Trebor. FL Caney.
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out DeMontreville overslid third on
Longs attempted sacrifice and was tag
ged by Wolverton. Lawson had no con-
troll and seven Philadelphians walked TO
first bag. Cross had an off day in his
throwint; and three men reached first
base through his errors. Cross made
splendid one-handed catch of Lawson's
high fly back of short. The score:
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Stolen bases-HarIey, Irwin. Wagner.
Two-base hits-Chesbro. Harley. Three
base hit-Beckley. Home run--Beaumont.
Double play-McFaddcn Kahoe, Irwin,
and Magoon. Struck Out-By Chesbro, 3.
Bases on balls-On Chesbro, /; off Nc
Fadden 3. Wild pitch-Chesbro Umpire
-Dwyer Time of game, l hour and 40
minutes
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TwO-base hits-Seymour, Foultz, Cross.
Three-base hits-Donlin. Kefster Sacri-
flee hits-Jackson, Donlin. Stolen bases
McGraw, Donlin q, Seymour, MeGinnlty,
Robe. Double play-Rohe and Robinson.
Bases on baIls-On McGinnity, 3: off
Baker 6: off Plank. 3 Struck out-By
McGinnity, 2; by Baker. l. Left on bases
Baltimore 6, Philadelphia I, First base
on errors-Batimore. 6; Philadelphia. ?.
Time of game, hour and 40 minutes.
Umpire-CantilIion. Attendahce. 2.19f.
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Two-base bits-McCarthy, Burke. Wood
Duffy. Sacrifice hits-Friel. Hawley.
Wood Scott. Stolen bases-Anderson 2,
Waldron, Leahy. Bases on baIls-On
Hawley ., off Scott 2. Hit by pitcher
Pickering Struck out-By Hawley l.
Double pIays-Burke Friel. and Ander-
son. Umpire-Connolly. Time of game.
/ hour and 45 minutes.
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Two-base hits-Miller, 3 Sacrifice hits
Mertes Mcfarland. Stolen bases-Elber-
field. Jones, Casey, Isbel. First base on
balis-On Miller. 8: off Harvey, 3. Hit by
pitched ball-Jones. First base on errors
Detroit, 4; Chicago. 2. Left on bases
Detroit s; Chicago, 6. Struck out-By
Miller, /; by Harvey, 5. Passed baii-Sul-
Ivan. Time of game. hours and 20 min
utes Umpires Sheridan and Mannassau.
Attendance . 7Ig
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.Batted for Ferris.

Two-base hits-Freeman, Carrick Three
base hits-Grady, 2; Ferris, Farrell. Stolen
bases-Dowd, 2; Jones Double plays=-
Collins, Ferris and Freeman; Parent. Fer
ris and Freeman, 2; DUNCAN and Grady
FIRST base on balls-Of Carrick, J. Struck
out-By Carrick, /. Time of game, l hour
and 10 minutes. Umpire-HaskeI.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
THE REDS IN FIRST PLACE.
Chesbro Unable to Win the Game
for the Pirates.

P1TTSBURG, May 13.-Cincinnati earned
the honor of going East in first place by
winning from Pittsburg today. Chesbro.
Jared by a slide TO second and another
to the plate in the fifth inning. was not
effective in the next inning and Cincin-
natl batted in two runs. Hits by Harley
and Beckley won the game in the ninth.
Beaumont's homer scored two runs for
Pitteburg. The score:
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Morris PARK SELECTIONS.

First race-Water Color Col. Padden. Isia.
Second race-Margraviate, Animosity, Inshot.
Third race-Gautama, Isia, Nitrate.
Fourth race-Featherstone entry, King Bramble,
Isidor.
Fifth race-yeHeda, Evelyn Maud, Silver
Chimes
Sixth race-Lady Uneas, Keene entry Redpath.
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A pleasant Duty.-"when know any,

thing worthy of recommendation ! consider it my
duty to tell it." says Rev. James Murdock, OF
Hamburg. Pa ''Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
has cured me OF Catarrh OF five years standing II
cation benefited me in fy. minutes" Sold by
f. S Williams. Ninth and Streets; Edmond :
Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave
.ue.-7
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st. Louis selections.

First race-Jung Frau, Lady Burlington, Mys-
tic
Second race-Asoka, Good Night, Ellis Glenn.
Third race-Trio. Lemuel, Ardita.
Fourth race-Ampere, MaXimus. Wall.
Fifth rlce-Aurea. Chopin, Jake Weber.
Sixth race-Samivel Aea. Percy X.
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could neither catch, throw. nor hit, and
the locals won easily. McGinnity was a
puzzle, and only in one inning was he hit
to any extent. The score:
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HAWLEY IN GOOD FORM.
Fine Pitching and Great Support
Give the Brewers II Game.

MILWAUKEE, May 13.-The Brewers
made it three straight today by taking
the last game of the series from Cleve-
land. The visitors could not cope with
Hawleys delivery and superior fielding
hN the locals did the rest The score:
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THREW THE GAME AWAY.
Boston Had Plenty of Chances to
Win From Philadelphia.

BOSTON, May 13.-Boston had plenty OF
chances TO win todays game, but failed
to make good. In the ninth, with no one
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A PITCHER SAVES HIS GAME.
Miller Brings Victory to Detroit by
Two unrI DriXes.

DETROIT, May 13.-Roscoe Miller, De-
troits star pitcher, won tOday's game
from Chicago by two terrific three-base
drives after having nearly given the
game away by bases on balls. The score:
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a FARCE ON THE DIAMOND.
The Athletics Put Up Wretched
Exhibition Mt baltimore

BALTIMORE, May 13,-The Athletics
gave burlesque exhibition here today.
Their fielding was Of the worst kind. They
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GAHaSEn Is not incura bic. S s. 5. makes
some wonderful cures of this horrible disease
1t antidotes and drives out the g q g.
deadly poison. - - -
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At the instance Of Commissioner Beach
the Board has taken action relative to the
general use and the restriction Of speed
OF mechanical vehicles on the roadways
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD
Washington Defeats Boston by
Some Timely Batting.

Triples by Grady and Farrell,
Double by Carrfck, and Well
Placed Singles Net Enough Runs
to Win-Benneaters' Hits Scattered
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Games Yesterday.
(American Leaguc)
Washington, 5, Boston, ,.
Baltimore, Il; Philadelphia, 3.
Milwaukee, 3: Cleveland, 4.
Detroit, s., Chicago, Z.
(National ieague.)
Philadelphia. 6: Boston. 3.
Cincinnati, >; Pittsburg. 2
New York 8; Brooklyn, 0-forfeited.
Games Today
(American League)
Washington at Boston.
Athletics at Baltimore.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
National League)
Cincinnati al Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut New York.
St Louis at Boston.
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Private W. C. Curd the Subject of IA
Long Letter To the Commissioners
License for Mechanical Vehicles
-CompInfnt Regarding street.
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ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paa Ell Waa.
De, Tom pasier til min 2i%psitinina.
% at life minore emo tnoe 8ogue ifnl
Ieies at Dem, JON felger nit Gig til
@rapcn."
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-16
T~enufaTee.
MrS. Vnfferinn hah.

9reenpile, 10be SuIi. Rrs. Rar.
tbo Baiterion. iom oar Dutter ar
9r9iibent aubrep Sobnion og tor
8Rrtinoe / Oct Spibe Gus nnoer
Sobnions COMMUNICATION, 6soe ioae
/ lit Stem Der. Son bIep fsoi 25be
Sftober 1923. Sum 'faI ~bearapes
Sorsbag paa Sanrilien Sobnions
airfesoaro neitenfor Sreenpiae %
NOR Den pr9stiae Winbeitstte, ION
mPrfer Spileitebet for en- al De IRE
TrRiibenter, iom Sennesiee bar
Ifipnfet Hationen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-16
I'll at ipaiere ubenfor Soilen unoer
.Sberihens Srap9r | 9ple.
Nnrn 9ukntn.
Sfattmbliauina.


Sarge, lite SnIi. goaro Of gbu.
cation bar beitemt SfatteuoIieninaen
for inoeoRrenbe aar til SAC, 600,
bpiIfet er libt mere emo iiior, fraieet
geoilgningen til gpsninger. Slere
Sorbeorinser gisres / Sommerfe.
rierne.
Reiier til gaslep.
Siusboro, lite SSsuIi. gper bill
mite en- at fine beoit fienote goraere
! Or. 6. %. Salt. iom / oenne nge
ifol reiie til 8aglep Winn., oe op.
rette en- aois og bpgee en- CONNER.
riua Der. 0oftcren er befjenbt
belle Horo Safota iom olfibie aois.
ifrioer % en- pirfiom Yolitifer, % !
Gorntpets tiblieere @fferer bar bar,
anerfienbt iom en- 9eoer for "SSsingle
Gromoen". San bar n9ret iorenet
/ Inisarbeibe meb Sberit Tlummer
oa andre leoenoe Ipnb / Staten.
Gunrtbns Gpntraft.
@ottineali, lite SuIi. Gontrof.
ten paa 9pgning al BET me Gourthlts
er ubitebt til 9ra'etb / 8rano 3orfs
for 500 ,906, og 8armeapparatsfon.
traften til Bono & Soiep for $2,69S.
- Sntet giegn er ialot / en- llge, %
8orret bar uboiflet iie burtig, Gin
porer burtig, % Staben fra &egn er
minore, emo mar troeoe.
Bill sjcrnc til TGnsilct.
Jamestown, 12te SSiilt. Sherif
@eaperitao fortiotte iooa lin &eiie til
9ismord meo 9urrops, iom mprbe.
Sc Garolin oq / Winneiua,ifon blep
oenft til Iiosoariat SPnaiel. Bar
roms bIep bolot / gountpiailer Der
mat. San ubtrpfte iia megct TIL
freos ober, at Ssurpen life bopoe be.
Itemt at BONNIE ham til 06ben. =
aosierer Slints Ropport for Iaret.
iom enbtc 3Ote Sunni 1901, bier, at
ser er S34,6 03 til 9rebit for Sttts-
man Gountp. Snbfosierirgerne |
gorets Qeb onbroe til $13S,960. 90
Sen ubbetalta Gum bor $140,297.