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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
COSTLY FREIGHT WRECK
SEVEN CARS DERAILED IN THE
NORTH YARDS. TRAVEL
DELAYED.

A rather costly freight wreck was
caused by the spreading of the rails
On the NJ, F. & s near the "Y" in
the north yards this morning. Seven
box cars were derailed, some of them
being considerably damaged.
The track was torn up for some dis
.ance and traffic on the N, F. G s. was
considerably delayed.
The wrecking crew has been at
work on the wreck and the damages
ire practically repaired A washout
between Mt. Pleasant and Lawrence
burg was the cause of further delay
On that road.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
!: New York Fashion Letter;


and loops and removed from the skirt
when it is worn in the house. These
have the advantage of being easily
cleaned when removed. They really
protect the gown in a wonderful way,
and make it unnecessary for the wear
er to be constantly on her guard every
time she steps into the street.
Another of the useful fancies is the
one for pretty aprons. They are called
sewing aprons, but are useful for all
the many times the home-maker must
fit from one thing to another in the
house. Some of these aprons are of
embroidered linen, some of silk with
ruff1es of the same or with lace edge.
Others are of black silk, severe and
plain such as our grandmothers wore,
except for the wide black ribbon belt
with ends. The most of them, how
ever, are made of handkerchiefs or
dotted muslin, and are trimmed in
many pretty and fanciful ways. Ruff
fIes plain hemmed or edged with lace
are the favorite finish. The muslin
apron has a belt of broad colored rib
bon with length enough to tie a bow
with ends. This of course is removed
before laundering. Those aprons are
in cut and line as the maker pleases,
but they cannot be too coquettish or
dainty. These also make charming
gifts and always find ready buyers at
a bazaar. ESTELLE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02

Lady Barrow who died recently at
the age of 81, was known in her youth
as "the beautiful Miss Croker" the
original of the famous portrait by Sir
Thomas Lawrence, which was the pie
ture of the year in 1927, and is now
the property Of Pierpont Morgan.
Lady Barrow lived in the reigns of
I've British sovereigns
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
THE WHlRLlGIG.

Tnis earth, upon Its axis set,
Spins on. We scarce can time 1t.
Aud everytlme II turns we get
different kind of climate.
Washington Star.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
SON Sue
CEEDS father.
JOHN w. THOMAS, JR., ELECTED
PRESIDENT AND GENERAL
MANAGER OF THE NJ,
c. & ST. L. RY.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. S2.-John
W. Thomas, JI., son of the late Pres
ident was today elected President and
General Manager of the Nashville,
Chattanooga 81 st. LOUIS RAILROAD.
Horace F. Smith was elected General
Trsffic Manager and Z. C. Lewis,
President of the Bari of Directors.
Candidate-Granny will your dog
bite?
Granny-No child, no-neither will
our mule kick you. We are all for
you. T. E. LIPSCOMB.
d&w Candidate for Register.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02

The best perfection of a religious
IAN is to do common things in a per-
sct manner--B
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
TALK ABOUT YOUR HARD LUCK

and underneath u den I WIN place
some small Eaa balloons. Dose bal.
looms. madam. win raise dat boy
right out Of der saddle den. and der
weight vili be al IN der air and not
on der horse al all. yet. sayey7
Father catchefn was beaten a
city block. and the lady hailed
around the next day and Jumped IN
on Con when be was hardly ready
Now. Mr.. Stnb@ashhorli. know
that the weight would stop Father
catchem You old balloons didn't
work a little bit
Dat vas all an accident, I as
sure You ! vas de victim Of vou
conspiracy. ! almost weep NIT Ia.
aignafion. You see. ven der horses
vas leaving der paddock. desc fel.
lows who haf u In fer me doy
stand around laying fer Catehem
en- his rider yet. Mir pins on de
ends Of sticks deg punch holes Ia
all de balloons. en- dey vas no good
Never mind. get en- yet By
Georgel I get dem yeti
TOO bad. Mr.. stubenbord: too
bad
with that the indignant woman
picked mp her skirts and whlsked
away from Conrad. And when she
was gone stubcnbord took out his
handkerchief and mopped his per.
spring bead. with the remark.
Well. dat vas Won close call"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
HOTELS ARE ROBBERS
SAYS NELSON'S DAD

ta ufiund Ia lie didn't return uu.
ts late in the afternoon. nnd when
DE- did he found lhc old gent peer
Ina Ianglnnly through the window
"flayc your dinner sent Mp to the
room - aaind nat
Nope. that brsakfaai would do
Tor the whole day and I Thought !
would save that much money
When bat explained that the meal
would have "a be paid for an} way.
Daddy Nelson couldn't console him.
self. aud 70 this day he doesn't quite
sea Why meals should bo paid FOR
u hen they nre not indulFod In.
hat aiaa tells 81 his return home.
a couple " weeks nKa. TIE wore a
90 aterosst, aud when be told his
father how much he paid for II. be
dad aaid
'-iieavons. Bai. that IL more than
I paid f0r an the clothes ! bought
before | was al
Yes, dad. but am past that
age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
BY FRED .. hewitt.


DID yea ever See horsnraea
where every animal in the contest
was gray { never dia untu re-
ceatiy la California.
We have al sccn gray and white
or almost white ghaf uKhbrsda In
action. hst u remain fnr Horaer
Ezeers. official handi apper % ths
New California Jockey Grub. 60 or
ganine the real Gray Ghost HanaI-
xps"
have noted the dEzappearance 81
The whites and grays from the rar-
tng game. Just as have watched The
decline Of tne negro toekoy.
Gray horses we're pisntifai iusnss-
efstsly after the clvil war. but uaw
thar. are but few useful ones 10 that
eoinr. Don Douio ard y. II. Brat
tain are about the best. and beth
are speedy srrfntsra
Ariel. the famous Long Island
mare. b. American Eciirse. won Sc
races ifsd defeated everything In
sight n her invasion ~ TIE south.
Then there was Reel Gray Eagle.
Lightning and Lightning r. al AZ
n. peculiar color. that got the
money. The darn OF the latter Two
vas Blue Bonnet by imp Hedge
ford. that zoe upward % a aozen
Winnsra
Look back IN the old dope" and
you win see many gray racer that
gathered the money fer the piunk-
sfs. There yos WIN find reeors. Of
orsy Planet. Gabriel Neliie q
Bowling Green. Una -. saar. orr
flame. Freta. L~ora. Gaiiado. Para
DAY. Csyuxa, John Treat Granaee.
orayharss. oxford. la Reiua. SIR
Richard. Paul ortxxs Josephine
and others
The winner and the third horse
In the Gray Ghost Handicap we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

eaa knows what D. In afofa fof him.
I'm New York cia Mike Canlrf
met hts nut opponent an hia un
utilization march Frank Nefalt.
dubbed thr Nlgutovu SIaahrna nr
trpiDd CulleAH challenge aud the
tVo met The bout vaa over in IA
Hff Hewid knocked tie coming
wonder out in "a punch
Thia WAS an accident claimed
clHrke. aud GnAlef was matched
with ioo McAuliffe Tho two mot
Ina Frisco aud agslh Couley pfafed
i bubble. exploding ln tsu rounds
undiamRYed hY What be called
his bad luck Gonlet made "a match
With billy WnodH IN New orleans.
Hut his fate WIS the same AS hrs
fore lie took the count In the see
nnd round aud hla fighting career
came "a an abrupt end.
No fighter ever lived who hp.
preached thia record
nut gunlcY Was not like most ~
the other pagillata. Hla battles
ended quick and they were feW Ina
number but ho managed 90 save
enough money 10 SO In business Tor
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
MORE RukCRS
OF BASEBALL

n present plans carry a roorxan.
lsstiun uf the old Pacific NOrthWeui
league. with ID y nngdaia m
charge. viii. In ali probability. b.
the result q roeent Developments
In the baseball situation. This
change viii affect both the Coass
and Northwest leagues. as Il IL
planned 10 place Russ Hall IN
charge OF the Butte team In the
Northwestern IsaEue.
While no arcaptancus have been
made by either Of the men. over.
lures for Hall 10 accept the Butte
franchise have been made, IN
which esent DuEdsle in all fairness
cannot refuse the Seattle franchise
- the Coast leaKun niigdalr prac
ticeily controls tho Seattle situa
ton. inaamaeh as Russ Hall has
rot succeeded In securing the back
Ing he expected when the Seattle
franchise was handed him Dug
dale has the site for a park. which
4 easily reached by the Yesler car
line.
Russ Hall and v. ". Quinn.
manager Of the Spokane club In the
Northwestern league. are now on
their way TO butte. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
OFF
FOR PORTLAND

The members n tho Seattle Ath.
tafie club whB arr 20 take part O.
tho msst II Poftiaad NsN Years
sve vii leass fog there tomorrow
aorrins LACK kinK. Lsnnie Aus
IN. pf Roller. the trainers. also
sgpi WliiiAm n in9lsa will alag
accompany them.
AmonE tie boxers ara Chsstff
Bgown whe sill boz AZ 80 poanda
aud Ellie Hope II TO paanls
f.ennie Ausftn has trained the two
boys down IN fine shape and great
things are expected from the pair
Hops VII 80 against ntAnEa
BrpWn viii 50 three roands With
Walsh. a Malinouaah. ai a pretty
50 u sxpeeted
FrAaA Vance aud Homer Ttiiay
vii gn over 10 attend q the uruai
Ing and 81 tho meet for the s A
e. Vance viii ~ on the mat at
40 and neunia Nill b. his opp
raut TiiieY siii weigh ia at isa
The man aeiectea Tor him has nof
bern announced King and R0iiet
have trained both mrn aud the
club members expect Vance and
Tilicy 10 bring home TIE bacon. e.
a. Cans would saY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. three fourths 81 mile
-Escamado f0s fMeBride) } To l..
won. Hersain los. second. Marie
II. los. third Time. lis Is.
Second race, seven -sighths Of a
mile f1ushthorpe los Knapp . 10
2. won. Johnny Lyons ioa. second.
Cheers i0t. third Time. iat as.
Third race. futnrity-- fianpoaai
1916 (wnliams) n 20 5. won. Lord
Nelson 100. Heconds Santa Ray 10s.
third. Time. 1.i2 f-5.
Fourth race. futurity course
Tony Faust 103 (Niler) 70 1.
won. Cob Jsasup 100. second. Ii
saro i0s. third. Time. III.
Fifth race. one mile Meada lot
tGrnham) 20 10 /. won. ~ chlhua-
hue lot. second. Yellowstone ITO.
third. Time. i.fs.
Sixth race. one miie--Anvil 1903
a. Wright TO 2, won: HoollEan
i0s. second. Ray 1o7. third. Time.
1.f5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
CHICAGO ELEVEN
A HUSKY BUNCH

wHut whom m ClYlIlAua make ur.
there iH much about him that would
beiie his hcinF tto ErealCat half
back in tho west
sixty gallons 40 Lake Michigan
water have been brought with the
rarity, the little coaeh Wishing 90
take 40 chances ON a change Of the
beverage The men viii b. put
through HIGHT aisnal practice to-day
Trainer Connihear viii assist In the
training h. N pattorsan, of the
Chicago Tribune ia horo With tho
party.
rhis morning the eleven went up
20 Lincoln park and took a short
practice.
The party Is Ia charge 1T Or
noYntou. a member at the faculty.
and Waiter Stcffena. tho coach
The PLAYERS are nomhlaaor. cap
tain aud left tackle Rogers. risht
halfhack. Allner. tullhuck. Soholea,
left hnlfhack. Greinar. quarter
bach. Fursali. left end. HRrland,
loft guard. hnNman. center Mul.
finaer. fight guard Schillo. risht
tackle: Wallace. fisht end; Gun
daraon and Schael. substitute
tackles or guards. Steinheeher.
substitute cnd. Nlgeant. substitute
end. and Tofte. substitute tackle.
Wallace may not piay IN the same
aa be has broken the strict training
rules laid down BY nr Royntnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
s. A. c. ELEVEN
IN GOOD SHAPE

When the football teafh Of the
Seattle Athletic club football
eleven leaves Monday morning Tor
Portland where they PLAY the Mutt.
uamah club ON New Years dsy
the mambera viii be Ia the best
condition and viii De- ready 70 piay
a magnificent game
The men have been turning out
faithfully ever since tho gama
Christmas aud nov work good
plays made possible under The
careful coaching Of Oliver Cuts
Tho team work OF the bunch has
improved greatly and tho forward
nAaasa are expected 10 BE- good
nfuund gaiuafa
The llne up 81 tho team vii be
practically the same a. IN TIE
Christmas game, with the exception
al Kern who has gone "a California
II n probable that Thomas viii takc
Knrna place az half back. although
nothing definite has been decided
rho probable line up u ne fal
low Abbott. l. T Hooper l. q
Place. Woodland. Il q CUTS. Il y
nawd. Cole. Harry and Mcdonald
IL d possible that novd VII be un
able % play a. he has blood poison
on hia face and thta may keep htm
nut ~ tho game. II 10. uuuteF VIII
probably take hts place
The officials OF tho Eamo decid
81 are bruce shorts, refcrre and
r BoYd vampire The head lines
man viii he selected later
The team leaves Monday mnfuin
and with u sin - SIS substitute
and about leo foafers Thg rout
shich they have learned under ttt
llfuctIan ~ Duncan lnxefaritY All
II the boys expect 4 bard game hui
arc canfident ~ VICTORY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

The Wisconsin and oregon are
there. with The training ship Phil
adalphla. torpedo boats and destroy
efA The scenery along the entire
Trip D. magnificent Boats leave Pier
2 90 70 ana II 30 a. m. and f:t5
and $50 .. H., with an extra boat
q 20 p. IN. sunday. Round trip SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
BY JAS. J. coReETT.

The most remarkable boxing
story the records OF pngillsm con
tain h the account Of the perform
ance Of Mike Conley, the Ithaca
Giant"
Mike learned the game ~ Ithaca
boxing in a livery barn and when he
had reached his majority he decided
10 launch out into the world Of
pugilism. He went TO Philadelphia
H. 1853 and made himself acquaiai-
ed with Prof John : Clarke. who
took him into his gymnasium and
bekan boosting him az new
pugilistic wonder.
During the winter Of 1ss3.si ethe
Ithaca Giant" met and defeated no
Isss than 81 men In fourfound
bouts In fact. only two ~ tie lot
that we're pitted against him man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

~ the famous Feraaay who asa
stud duty ~ lanx Ia Kentucky.
That gray strain runs hack faf
years and years threuEh the vari-
eua bioaa lines iiaFusy sehflsisss.
ne well known Missouri horpesnan.
purchased nFhN aeast. The winner ~
forty rzeez Draw Scots dam VAS
Helen Scratch. and Was enc u The
famous breed mares of California
7 he gray IN Helen Scratch runs
hack over lee years % 40 English
horse named EngiueeF fieirn
scratch was fhs aafn q the gray
winners Ia ftsina. GfaYhurst and
Gfanae@ and the bay MoFniio tifn-
pafrteusl. winn~r of the famous
Burns Handicap.
Possibly the best gray rseohassss
to-day are thoae named In the Gray
Ghast Handicap ART Lfzzte Rice.
oxford and Dan pafro.
rsfuemh.r a gray haras called
White Ivy that Faa AZ Ssw Oflsans
ret 20 many years aEn. This one
ran away four miles before a seven
Aaslcns race early 81 fnn season %
1859 and then came back and won
the sveul with ie9 70 I against his
chances.
Tut white and gray horses are
diAappearins ts.f a. the negro
jockey IL passing ~ the board
aan't expect % $50 a ~1Fay Gho@t
Handicap every daY. ana am glad
that I saw fhs one originated ~
Horace EKbert u was worth going
rifles 70 watch starter Phii nwYer
cent the fisit awar. and his gray
hairs added To tna color scheme
Then IN the Judges stand was g.
n PetfirFiii the ald-tiuae starter
and nos sssaeiate Judge. for whose
hoary hairs have a great deal %
respect. II was really feast in
gray.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
noys ARRIVED LAST NIGHT
EoR rHE Ht0 GAME WITH
raE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
NEXT TUESDAY.

Coach Walls Steffrn and his
team ot football players Ifam North
Division bish school Chleash Hf
riyed last nieht on the e Orient
Al Limited. and were EiNan "a roaa-
Inc welcome b. a haudfvd prep
school athletic enthusiastic The
Chleago'a play the Seattle hish
school New Years day, An ear
splitting shout went np whom the
little band Of Chicago grijiron
fighters hove in SIGHT With their
famous little instructor and Coach
Connihcar of the state university
tnak the latter into bis arms with
hts face agleam. Connihear train
ed stelfea an Of last year. back a.
the Midway Institution.
Were fceling fine and are Ia
the best Of Spirits" declared Stet.
fen. when asked about hts charges.
bet0fe thu youngsters souEht tbeir
pcppiod holsters az the Savoy Tho
little coaeh brought unbouuded sur
prise ID those Nho had expected the
conventional halfnaok % the coast
college, Slightly built his face
looking like that OF school boy II
II. almost sluggish in his move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

.Hf e4Htiua vriHbta. and Haw tllH
ufmIrra in haW York viii base
both Dlaf iu bronze The bronze
Figures ulil boz souvenir III the fa
.rCuuDn IN honor Gf lhe athlete.
December %
Jockey Danny Mahur HayH tho
English sports AFRO tho HpuuiaHt
English hom0a the fastest and En-
rllah race courses the beet iu the
world Hni then Danny gets $4,000
n year from the combination
Hans Wagner has had a basket
hall team named after him az pits.
burg
battling Nelson will fight abroad
II he finds anything that looks
easy enough
Thirty four games have been
scheduled BY Yale'n baseball team
what has become 81 the colnrad
ioeHeyT The white boys seem 20
have crowded him out
KID Herman ~ n lucky fellow
lie has been given 5000 shares
OF gold mining stock. which viii DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Visitors TO Seattle
Attention

The finest - HaHr .Hf#..t4. -
b hf found - a alaIf f1 ~. ~,
navy HHrI - UI#HHHrI.#
eco thH mammoth hnrsHafi.. go
HuHiH anf OREGON. f.. fI#t.t -
HhHEdHI rnfH TORPEDO Isafa I'D
fr1FHHH Yea via HaaaH 49, -
EuatH ieaEH Pier III - re
y ~ q u. Hn1 fs ana fss SO
week davn. Hiih an aaffa ~. fh
20 E m Sunday Faans -. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SCARS LIKE A BALLOON
BUT FALLS LIKE A DUB

aged 10 star the four rounds. and
they we're iIeat into such condition
that their friends we're unable 10
recognize them.
Clarke thought he had n world
beaten in Conley and started him
ont 10 conquer everything In sight
Surely. Conley had made good and
would continue 10 do so
But in the pugillstlc game no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
AND
SQU|RES SIGN

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 20 VIII.
lam Delaney. ropfeaoalinE James J.
iffffiea. ana "A q TAYLOR. rrnre
nntiag the nhyullte Athletic Assoc.
citation of KhFolite New. have
aisued articles Tor a fikhi FOR the
championship ~ the World aud H
$4,000 pufse botwcon lcffrisa aud
William sauirca. af Australia
Marquis q Queenshary rules and
five ounce gloves are 20 be used
The winner 90 iako 90 per cent and
the lessor 81 poe eent el the fssHe.
squirca has eabled Tay ior that he
aas ready % start Tor Auerica
he tiaht vii take place al Rhye
lite. rev. next April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

II remember one deal ~ Ascot
park In particular" declared the
Blossom Kid the other dag. There
was an old lady 10 Los Angeles
who had a lot OF faith In anything
that Conrad told her, and so when
she called on him one day declared
absolutely that Father Catcham
was an immortal cinch.
But can be carry all that
weight. SIR. Stubenbordr
yes. | make him win. no matter
n he carry a thousand pounds yet,
said Stubenbord. i haf arranged
fer Won big Jockey blouse dis time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
ASCOT.

FIRST race. three-fourthH ~ a mile
Sir caruthers f0l (McDanion Z 10
I. won. Betsy i0f. second; sails i07.
third. Time. lie t-2.
second race. three fourthH Of n
milo-succeed 10 %. Riley 10 to
1. won; Revolt tt2. second. La
Gloria. i07, third Time. iie
Third race. eleven sixtecntha Of a
mile-Prollfio i03 (Koerner) s 20 8.
wont Fransuelo %. second; Or.
Crook %. third. Time li0 l-2.
Fourth race. one mile and 10
yards. ". Donohua ia (Harrisl
s to 5. won: A. Nuskoday i07. sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

end. " n carey 100. third. rune.
tG IA.
rrfth race. three fourtha of mills
~ raiaano fo9 tkeAD , 60 2 Won.
nnbt Mitchell los. Second. Happy
Rice 81. third. Time lis
sixth race. one mlic=-W oodthnfre
tog tprostanl I to I. won. Ninna
tat. aecoud. A8aais iat. third. Tune.
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

n8ttllnr Nelson TELLS a goisl story
an his father Hat Is a Freal al.
miror IT hts cold man. al he puts
it and has a lot 81 Enad ouea. but
tho slufy be Hikes best II az az In
eldcnt that took place IN the Palace
hotel IN aaH francisco
Just before Nelson took Oh britt
tho second time. az Colma. be
Thought he would send tof HE
father. and. 81 coufue. tho old Eont
Wnb only too glad TO come. Ga hia
arrival az Frisco nAt met him aud
took him Ia che hotel The best
Waa ordered Tor the senior Nelson
land AZ the old hoy was alwNa a
pretty BIG eater. HAT decided q put
up on the American plan They
were IN time ZOE late breakfast,
So indulged freely. greatly "a the
pleasure Of tho old gentleman. who
had never ate In such n swell place
before
After breakfast the Hattlef oSs
eused himself, saving he bad q lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

ELL. Fathsr
Catchem and
other good ones
He IL hickman
ed the Dutch
Beau Brummeii
Of Coney Island
w ere yer
Stubenbord
went he was
the life OF the
company and
bis quaint say.
lngs always
caused a laugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

Hlro aaHsraIf ta Iag oa the -eara
shelf Hh1t iH more NJ ffn point
De hna also boon HFnu d tfg HHIt
uf clothes
HnuF sport profess ta eco only
question OF how many rounds HHI
Herman last Ia hIH nrht with Cana
Wonder what VIII happen flIa
time in flr say 0f rafa.IraHHfT
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