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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
JEFF AND FITZ
MEET FRIDAY
Both in Good Condition For
Championship Battle.
PAST RECORDS OF FIGHTERS
INTEREST BEING TAKEN By
LOCAL SPORTS.

u AN FRANCISCO, July 19.-Interest
in the Jeffries- Fitzsimmons fight
is increasing. People are coming
from the east and interior points to
see the contest. and seats are being
rapidly sold George Siler. the well
known referee. is among the latest ar
rivals There has been no change in
the odds, and very little betting at the
ten to four price quoted The Jeffries
people are holding out for a shade bet
ter quotation.
Referring TO the rumor that Jeffries
is out of condition, Billy Delaney said :
1t is all nonsense. Jefries was new
er in better shape in his life than he is
right now, or as good, for that matter.
he IS exactly where / want him To
keep him there have asked him not TO
do so much work for the next few days.
1t is always a sign to cut out hard go
ing when man commences to get
cranky. Wednesday Jeffries was a bit
out or sorts, and l asked him to call a
halt. He has done it-nothing more.
Il don't know where these rumors
of his being sick originated. but sus-
pect they were put in circulation to
influence the betting. I can only eau
ton our friends throughout the couu-
try to take no stock in such rumors and
not take fright
Along with the rUmors of Jeffries'
condition was another to the effect that
Eddie Graney was not to referee the
night That also proved to be a fabri-
cation, springing from the fact that
some difference existed between him
and the club as to the price for his
services
Fftzsimmons has been examined by
the San Francisco Athletic clubs phy-
stefan and pronounced TO be in perfect
physical condition.
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Che Curt.
CALDER'S PROGRAMME
Manager Hal Brown Has Com
pleted List of Events For July
"a Race Meeting.

Hal Brown, manager of CaIder's
track. has completed his programme for
July p. which viii include five events.
Among the entries are nearly all the
pest horses in the city and they have
been matched with a view of giving
close finishes in each race.
Perhaps the greatest interest centers
IN the 20 pace for named horses.
Julia A. American Fleet, Munro s and
Jupiter. the entries, all have good rec
ords behind them, and il is the con-
sensus of opinion among the horsemen
that they VIII enter the race on even
terms in the betting Munro s is a
new horse. owned by Crabtree and
driven in his maiden race on July 4.
Since that time he has shown Won
derful Improvement, and is looked
upon as a dangerous horse.
The harness events are all filed, but
the running races will be left open for
entries until the night before the race.
/ The complete list of events and en-
tries is as fOIlowS-
2:25 pace for named horses, purse
s150-Julia A, owned by G. w. Robin
son; Jupiter, owned by DR.. ]. B. Key
sor; Munro s., owned by ]. c. Crab
tree; Fleet, owned by DR.. Farrabee
Match race. purse S2OO-Jeff, owned
by Charles Mackey of Murray; Blue
Note. owned at Murray
Special race for named horses. purse
$15o-June Wilkes, owned by DR.. Hum
melbaugh; .. NJ. D., owned by W. H.
Stout; Juab, owned by DR.. @. w.
Shores; George M, owned by A. NJ.
PendIeton.
Match race, 300-Yard dasN purse $50.
catch weights-Dutch owned by H.
Mackey of Murray; Little Joker. owned
by Charles Bell of Murray.
Half-mile dash. weight according TO
age, purse $100-Entries close night be-
fore race; five to enter and three TO
start
All harness races will be according
to American Trotting association rules.
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MATCH POSTPONED.
Markham and Donovan to Meet on
JULY %
lspecial ID M Herald

Payson, July 19.-ArticIes of agree-
ment in the observation-disclosures fight
at Provo state that the event has been
changed from the evening of July %
TO the afternoon of July "a. and that
it viii be for twenty rounds, unless
either OF the contestants is down and
out before then
During the fight at Eureka on the
10Th between Young Barney and Jack
DonnelIy the result of the Jeffries-
Fitzsimmons fight viii be given from
the Eureka stage as each round is
ended in San Francisco. Arrangements
to do this have been made by the tele-
graph company, and this, together
with the local scrap" viii draw out
a large crowd of Tintic sports.
Barney and Markham are both train
ing hard here, and putting themselves
in good condition for their coming con-
test
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Country Club Golf Scores

Miss Hardness won the wOmen's
putting contest at the Country clubs
links yesterday afternoon, and J. Wal
colt Thompson the mems. The follow
ing are the scores;
Women's-Miss Hardness. 10; Mss
Park. q: Miss Geddes, 90 Mrs. Smed-
ley Smith, -: Mrs. Fisher. =; Mrs.
Masters, ., Miss ROOkledge. Is; Mrs
PearsaI. %: Miss Burke. %; Mrs
Sharp. % Miss DOOley. %, Mrs. Stein
er. "a; Mrs Walker. q; Mrs. Mont
Ferry. "a: Miss Woodward. -: Mrs
Smith. q; Miss Hale. .; Mrs. Officer,
26; Mrs Clement, 25- Miss McCoruicH,
Is. Mrs Barth. -. Mrs. Rykert, g
Men's-AIr. Thompson. Il Mr. Sharp,
10; Mr.. Park. 70; Mr.. Fisher 90 NJ
Officer. %; Captain Sturgess, % Cap
tain Bath. %.
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An Immune bv Profession.

(Vev York Commercial Advertise
A sallOw-faced. fevered-I0OkiuE man W
s. called at the office Of a Brooklyn nos
pital and asked to be accepted as Z l--
tienf
What is your occupation" asked me
doctor. after examining the patient
i am an immune.
Immune from what
From yellow fever I am employ co ~
a firm doing business in Porto Rico 1-E
employer prefers people who are la ID
danger of catching tbs disease re -
afraid of getu1g Il himself. so he took me-
on because ] am safe
But you are suffering from 5=---"
fever. my friend.
II know answered the fevere1 M
mune Cant you cali the disease os
some Latin nameg Ny boss Is the nigst7t
crank you ever saw. If he finds out ,--5
nature of my illness he'll discnaTSe me
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ASSAULTED BY COOLIES.
japanese Rufhans Attack American
Missionaries-Two Injured.


Washington, July 19.-An account has
reached here of the details of an assault
committed on some Methodist mission
aries in koreO by japanese coolies about
the 10Th of last month. As Bishop Moore
OF the NJ f. church was en- route to the
town OF soowonto 10 dedicate a church
his party was attacked by Japanese cool
les VINO were building the railroad from
Seoul to Fusan
With the bishop were his young daugh-
ter and Messrs. AppenzeIler and Svyearf,r
and all OF the party suffered The
oishop s pith helmet saved his skull from
crushing blow, Appenzeller was struck
DOWN by blow from club and Swearer
the other missionary. was struck with a
piece OF cCrdwood. which gashed his head
across the forehead to the bone and may
nave permanently injured one eye. The
japanese minister at Seoul Immediately
put in motion all the machinery at his
command to secure the capture and pun
lsnment OF the assaflsntS- II does not
appear that any racial feeling caused the
attack.
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Sir Walter scott's Son.
Oondon Outlook

The son of Sir Walter Scott was a
heavy Dragon" and was once quartered
in Dublin Great attention was. of
course, paid to him. At a dinner given in
his honor at St Stephens Green. Doherty.
BUshe and others tried hard to --bring
MIN out, but all in vain He continued
eating his dinner and Wiping his mus
tache At last. toward the end. as
though feeling that he was expected to
do something for the credit Of the hon
Ored name ne bore. he abruptly broke out.
a parrot; one day. O. a sudden. the parrot
Tapped its wings and ca d cot. Lord "a
mercy and then the parrot just drappit
doom diedt He stopped abruptly and
went on eating Most curious" said
DOherty. High interesting" said an
other. But the Young man said no more.
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JOHN w. MACKAY BETTER

London, July 19.-John w. Mackay of
San Francisco is better today. He had
been about a great deal on Tuesday.
seeing his stepdaughter off to Paris and
attending TO other matters, which Kept
him in the sun for a long time, and
then drove down to his Office in the
city.
He became i'll and was persuaded 10
return home for a rest. His illness
developed into a cold. and his right
lung became slightly congested. NTr.
Aaekay's doctor today said his patient
continued to improve. and that no COM
plicatiGnS had arisen.
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Courts in Bad Condition.

Chicago. July 1s.-Bad weather
threatened to cause postpOnement of
the opening play in the western annual
championship tennis tournament.
which IS scheduled on the courts of the
kenwOod Country club.
The excessive rains have nut the
courts in very bad condition. The en-
try list this year is a record breaker
in point of outside contestants. The
list contains many state, college and
club champions, which makes il safe
70 predict that the winner of the
western championship viii have to
stand one of the hardest contests in
wears
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Nav Not See Emperor.

Berlin, July LIT is considered
doubtful If Emperor William will have
a convenient opportunity to receive the
Olympian games delegates Judge
John B. Payne, L. W. Noyes and Hen
ry J. Furber. jr.. OF Chicago, who ar
rived here July 16. His najesty's pres
ent plans are TO keep away from Ber-
lin for month The delegates time
here is limited, as they must go to 9th
er countries They have received moth
ing but pleasant assurances unofficial
ly from those who may later officially
send German representative. The
delegates would find their work great
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Owing to the unsatisfactory ending
of the match between Chapman and
Oldfeld on account OF the latter's mo-
tor going wrong in the eighth mile. the
management of the saucer track has
decided to match them again for an
other race of the same distance. The
articles of agreement for the race We're
signed yesterday. and the men will
meet next Tuesday night. They will
each use their own motors, which are
the fastest on the track. and fast time
is looked for. Besides this race. there
will be a haif-mile open professional
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Flag Of the Free.

u. p McMaskey. Pennsylvania School
JournaI)
Air-March from ''Lohengrin-"
Flag OF the F'reel fairest to see,
Born thro' the strife and the thunder Of
Banner so bright with starry light.
Ioat ever proudly from mountain to
Sages OF old thy coming .foresaw.
Flag OF our fathersi round all the world
Blest OF the millions wherever unfurIed
Terror TO tyrants, hope TO the slave,
Spread thy fair folds to shield and to
save
Chorus.
Flag of the Free, all hail to thee.
Floating the fairest on ocean or shore,
Loud ring the CRY. ne'er let it die.
Union and Liberty now, evermore"
Flag of the Free, all turn to thee
Golden stars IN the blue of their skyi
Flag OF the brave foes let them rave
CRIMSON thy bars floating gayly on high.
splendid thy story. mighty to save.
Matchless thy beauty on-land or wave
Heroes have borne thee sloft in the fray.
FOemen who Scorned thee have all passed
away;
Pride OF our country. hailed from afar.
Banner OF Promise. lose not a star.
Chorus
Flag of the brave. long may II wave,
Chosen Of God while his might we adore
High in the van. for manhood of man.
Symbal OF Right thro' the years passing
DER.
Flower Of the ages. promised of yore.
Flower of the ages. fade neverm0-ef
Emblem OF Freedom. MANY in One
Ger thee thine eagle. bird OF the sun;
All hail. "OId Glory" hearts lean TO see
How from the nations the world looks to
f,bor,,=
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No Lie.

Yonkers Statesman
Seorge Washington, the story goes,
Could never tell lie;
AND YET, tbs said. he often fished
With live bait and with fly
The anecdOte 1 now relate
Occurred before the war
And this you can reply upon
Twas never told before.
One day George caught some half-growr
fish,
And then for home he struck;
His father met him at the door.
And SAID My son, what luck2'
! cannot tell a lie, papa,
Nor do you think / ought:
There are as good fish in the sea
AS ever I have caught"
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Result at Butte.

Butte, Mont, July 19.-Results:
First race, selling, mile and forty
yards-Eleven Bells won, Frank Pearce
second. July Gap third. Time-I:45s4.
Second race, selling, five and d half
furIOngs- MacFlecknOe won, Miss Blar-
neY second, Abbyleix third. Time
1909.
Third race, the Montana hurdle
stakes, handicap, purse $500, mile and
three furlOngs-Sam Green won, Duke
of York IL second, Phil Archibald
third. Time-2:34
Fourth race, selling, five and a half
furlongs-Alaria won, Canderos sec
ond, Miss Remsen third Time-1:0SIs.
Fifth race, handicap, mile and a six
teenth-Ulloa won, Royalty second,
Frank Woods third. Time-1:4S.
Sixth race, selling, seven furlongs-
Wolhurst won, Hagerdon second,
kohnwreath third Time-l:2S
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coREY,s BAIL FIXED Ar $500.

New York. July 19.-George G. Corey.
who was arrested by a postoffice inspec-
tor in Paterson. y. J.. on Thursday night
on a charge OF having used the mails for
fraudulent purposes. has been arraigned
before United States Commissioner Shields
and held in $500 bail for examination
next Thursday.
II is the intention of the government
detectives TO have present some members
Of the Corey family who we're induced 10
provide Charles" Corey with money to
prosecute their alleged claim 10 an estate
in England that Charles Corey told
them was worth $40 10000.
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CASTRO DID NOT FIGHT.
Revolutionists Have Blocked His Re.
turn by Land to Caracas.


Washington. July 19.-Minister Bow
en-, at Caracas, has cabled the state
department as follows:
The president of Venezuela has
abandoned the idea of attacking the
enemy at Barcelona, and is proposing
to return to Caracas soon"
President Castro went to Barcelona.
which was partially invested by the
revolutionists, about ten DAYS ago.
landing from a government warship.
ana asserting that he would clear out
the rebels within fifteen days.
de had considerable force of SOL
dlers with him, and the reason for his
change of mind in the absence of a
decisive battle can only be conjectured
mere 1t is known that he is unable to
regain Caracas by land. owing to the
presence between himself and the cap
ItaI of revolutionary forces, and he
must return by water. as he went.
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Betty Rotter,s Batter.

tAmerlcan -ASrIcuItufIsI-I
Betty Better bought some butter;
But" she said this buffers bitter
If I put IL IN my patter.
IT viii make the batter bitter
But a bit of better butter
VIII make my batter better
Sc she bought Dit o. butter
Better than the bitter butter.
And made her hitter batter better.
So twas better Betty Better
Bought d bit Of better butter
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Dempsey,s Belt to Be Sold.

Portland, Ore, July 19.-The cham
pion prize ring belt OF the world. pre-
sented to the late Jack Dempsey by
Richard K. Fox of New York. was
taken 70 San Francisco tonight by f.
T. Merrill, where it viii be sold to the
highest bidder at the ringside of the
Jeffries-F itzsimmons fight. The pro-
ceeds of the sale will be used toward
the education of the two Dempsey chill
dren.
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ACTRESS TO GET LIONS SHARE.

New York, July I9--After weeks =
fighting at Long Bra nch, the heirs "
the late Henry N. Bennett of PlttSbu-s'
Pa. who died recently ~ Farmias iz.ar
y J. have decided TO allow the VIII 10
be admitted to probate This is a victory
for ar actress. VINO is the largest 1el-e-
ficiary under the will A settlement =
understood to have been reached '-t q
court. The estate Is variously estl-l- --I
TO be worth from $4,000 70 10000
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Graham Wants Match.

Jack Graham, who is now at Doug
las, Wyo.. writes that he is anxious to
get on match with either Jim Burns
or Mexican Pete at catch weights. Ora
ham has nothing on until his match
with Jim Flynn, to come off at Douglas
during September, and says he would
like TO meet either of the two named
before that time, if possible.
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Abridged PRIVILEGES

+~ASfNa1liA~ 4 -ei--A ISSS~4Ttsj
a Chicago woman has been arrested for
talking about her neighbOrs across the
back fence They call this free country.
and then go and deliberately wreck one
Of its choicest privileges. What's the
about her neiehbors across ft2 Is she ex-
pected TO talk under or around it. or
through the knotholes2 For shame!
Back fence Conversations are reckoned
IN the front rank c. the inalienable priv
ileges for what We fit and died in 70 and
tnerea bout
It's too bad. that's what it is.
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MANY LIVES LOST IN FIRE.

New York. July ia large loss Of life
is reported in the great fire here. cables
the Guayaquil (Ecuadorg correspondent Of
the Herald The number OF victims has
not been ascertained.
The homeless are being cared for as
quickly as possible by government Off
Gals Action is being taken 10 alleviate
distress
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Rain Again Postpones Rrace.

Detroit, Mich, July 19.-Almost con-
tinuous rain since yesterday makes
racing at the Crosse Pointe track
out Of the question again today Yes
terday's card of the blue ribbon races
has been finally declared off, except
that the merchants and manufacture
ers' consolation s., 900 will be run some
time in the future, possibly next week
at Cleveland
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Special Trot Race Called Of.

Cleveland, O., July 19.-The special
trotting race scheduled for this after
noon at the Chenille Driving park be-
tween The Abbot, The Monk and Lord
Derby, has been postponed indefinitely
owing to the heavy rain and muddy
track
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miscellaneous.
DEFENDS TITLE.
Collins Become Ratified and Sue.
cumbs to Champion.

cumbs to Champion.
Cincinnati, O., July 19-R. D. Little
today again defended his title as
champion in the final day of the tri-
state tourney at AvondaIe. Kreigh Col
Inns of Chicago defeated r. G.. Hunt
OF California in the finals and then
went on with r. d. Little. champion of
1901 For the first two sets Collins
played by far the better tennis. but
the rapid pace counted against him
and he became so excited that he fell
on the courts twice. In the last set
ne braced up, but could not keep his
feet steady. and. after making a bril-
liant dash and winning two games. he
allowed himself to go down TO de-
feat.
Miss Maude Banks of Philadelphia
won the championship of the ladies
from Miss Mona Closterman. Miss
Banks and Miss Champlin won the
ladies' doubles
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Earned runs. Salt Lake l. Lagoon 5:
bases on balls, McNichols. Kelly. kimerer
>. Borchers, Asbury, Briseno, Bradley 2,
Starkey: twO-base hits. McNichols,
Borchers. McCausland ?; double play. Nc
Nichols to Borchers to Margetts; struck
out, Kimerer ?. Margetts. Castleton.
Smith, Bradley, Rebsamen. Starkey. Nc
Cafferty; wild pitches. McCafferty ,:
stolen bases. BrisenO ,. Weaver ?. Bradley
:, Rebsamen, Plake, MeCausland 4; left
on bases. Salt Lake 5. Lagoon 3. Attend
ance. 200. Time. 1:fS- Umpire. Leisering.
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Baseball at Lagoon TODAY.

Lagoon and Salt Lake viii meet this
afternoon at the Lagoon. the game being
called at $3.50 The baseball special viii
leave the Salt Lake & Ogden depot at
Z:30 and return Immediately after the
game Starkey win be on the rubber for
Lagoon and Borchers for Salt Lake
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vincent-Nott Team Wins.

The Vincent-Nott Shoe company's
baseball team and nine from the
Auerbach store met Friday afternoon.
and the shoe boys won by a score of
& to &
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Earned HUNS. SAT- Lake I, Lagoon !;
two-base hits. McNichols Marsetts Cas-
Teton. King: home run. Rebsa sen. double
plays, Lempke to Piake. Smith TO Nc
Nichols. struck out Bradley Kelly ,.
Kimerer. Borchers, Jensen. Smith, As
bury 3; bases on balls. Kelly. BOrchers.
Bradle,. 2 King, McCausland ,; stolen
base, MCNichOlss sacrifice hit, Kimerer:
left on bases, Salt Lake 3. Lagoon 10. At
tendance, 3gO. Umpire, Leisering. Time
of game .Ilu
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

Pittsburg. July 19-Pittsburg turned the
tables on Chicago and shut them out in q
brilliant fielding game behind Chesbro.
At no time had Chicago d chance TO
score. Attendance, 400. Score:
r. H. Z.
BlttSDurS ....--s--.---.--- .-.-...--
Chicago -...-..... .----.------ o
Batteries - ChesbrO and O'COnnOr,
Rhodes and King Umpire-O'Day.
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Boston

Baltimore July 19.-The new Baltimore
team won its first game from Detroit to-
day after an exciting struggle Howell
was nearly played out. and the game
closed with three men on bases for De-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing OF Teams.

Washington, July 1s.-After Washington
had tied the score in the eighth inning
an error and single followed by a three
base hit gave st. Louis the game. At
tendance. 400. Score:
r. H E.
Washington ---.--...-..--.-... 9 3
Batteries-Carrick and Clarke; Donahue
and Kahoe.
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Boston. July 1s.-Boston won today-s
game on Freeman's home run in the
fourth inning and Crigers single and
DOughertys triple in the fifth Outside
of these hits Boston could do nothing
with Garvin- Young kept Chicago-s hts
scattered. Attendance, z,700. Score.
r. H. E
Boston =. 0
Chicago ---.-.-..--.--..--.------0
Batteries-Young and Criger; Gargin
and Mcfarland.
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! r. H. Z.
Baltimore -.----..-----.--.----- y
I Detroit :. .............---.----..-.-1
/ Batteries-HoweI and Robinson; Mercer
I and BueloW.
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Philadelphia, July 19-The home team
experienced no difficulty in winning to-
days game from Cleveland Wilson
pitched a steady game and kept the Wis
itors' hits scattered. while the locals hit
Joss at opPOrtune times Attendance
9.O16. Score:
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New York, July 19.-The New Yorks
played their first game under the man.
agement and captaincy of John McGraw
on the Polo grounds today. They were
beaten because of the lack of timely hit
ting and slow base running. Attendance,
5000. Score:
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ly simpiified should congress authorize
the president TO recognize the games.
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At Colorado springs-Colorado Springs
5; Peoria, f.