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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-14
More or Less Useful Recipes
Useful in Cleaning silver.

One of the simplest means OF clean
ing silver that has become blackened
by gas or time is to mix a teaspoonful
of ammonia with cup of water and
use a little of this liquid to form a
paste with whitening Polish the ar.
ticle with the paste, using a soft
chamois to apply it and another to
POLISH.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-14
Good MuciIaae.

The best quality of muciage is
made by dissolying clear glue in
equal volumes of water and strong
vinegar and adding onafourth of an
equal volume of alcohol, and a small
quantity of a solution Of alum IN
water.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-14

Import Farm Products.
Great Britain imports $900,O00,OO0
of farm products year.
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kOA 1AL&
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
DISAPPEARS AFTER LOSING
HIS FORTUNE IN WHEAT
Friends of Prominent Denver Swede
Fear That He Has Committed


DENVER, June 6.-After dropping his
fortune of s2OO.00O in wheat ]. R. New
ton, one of the leaders of the local
Swedish colony and former proprietor
of the observation-disclosures Western,
the leading Swedish organ. has disap-
peared. and his friends fear that he is
a suicide.
When Newton left several weeks ago
he intended going to Wyoming, but the
Denver branch of the WOodmen of the
World, of which he was a member. has
had that State searcned without sue
ceeding in getting any clew to his
whereabouts.
The missing man was one OF the best
known leaders among the Swedes in
Colorado. Coming to the State in the
latter part of the eighties. he settled
in Leadville, where he engaged in min
ing. He leased a number Of properties,
working them with great success
Five years ago Newton disposed Of
his interests in Leadville for 0.000.
built himself $4,000 home in this city
and made a fortune in wheat, every cent
of which he lost recently.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
HYLAND FIGHTS TONIGHT.
Hard Hitting Little Californian Meets
Kid Goodman at Chelsea.

BOSTON, June 6.-F'ighting Dick Hy-
land, the famous Californian who de-
feated Young Corbett in five rounds re-
Gently, will get his first Eastern try
out when he meets Kid Goodman to-
morrow night at the Lincoln Athletic
Club at Chelsea For more than a week
Hyland has been training at Highland
Lake under the direction of Alec Greg
gains, his manager Greggains says
Hyland will win without a doubt unless
an accident of some sort ereeps in. The
boy has been coming along so fast
within the past year, according to Greg
gains, that it is only a matter of a
short time before he will be the light
weight champion. Greggains claims
that with just little more experience
Hyland will be. the man who will wear
the crown.
Goodman has been tipped as to the
toughness of the California boy. and he
accordingly has qualified for the COM
ing occasion. Down at Beachmont he
has been working like beaver and he
informs his friends that he is better.
than he has been for months He says
he has rested between bouts so much of
late that he has entirely rid himself of
the staleness that heretofore slowed
him. The Kid has regained his custo-
mary speed and he promises to make
things decidedly lively for the Western
visitor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

First race. four and half furlongs-
Pedro 110, West over 113, Judge Nell
son llS, Restoration 115, Partially 110.
Arzele 110.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling
Alsono IO3, Qui Vfve 100, Sheer 92,
Satchel go, Exclamation 104, Azelina
1Ol. Henry Waring "a, No Trumper 1o1,
Blue Miracle 81, ogontz 100. Comic
Opera 110.
Third race. steeplechase, about two
miles; Walker Cup-Frank Somers l59,
Enghurst 14S, Guliston 1872, Bob Alone
16O.
Fourth race. six furlongs. the Hamil-
ton Stakes-Moonraker 122, Simeon
1e1 Scarfell 109, Chippewa 101, Charlie
Eastman 10s, Hilarity I0e, Oakleaf 96.
Away SO. Cicely SO, Ohyesa 98, Peter
Sterling 10I Simeon, Scarfell and
Chippewa, Campbell entry; Hilarity and
Oakleaf Beal entry; Ohyesa and Peter
Sterling, Brown entry.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles.
sellinz-General Stewart 100, Nonsense
IS. Attflla 104, Jungle Imp ZIG. Marim-
bo rs. Jimmy Maher SO.
sixth race, one mile--Betts 102,
Berry WaddeIl 81, Winchester 9S, Blue
Grouse IS. Lulu Young 80. Sheriff Eeli
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
.DAINTY'S MARK
IS EQUALED
Melbourne, at 90 to 1,
Wins Opening Race
in Fast Time.
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Meeting Opens Today
at GraveSend.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The card pre-
-sented at Belmont Park this afternoon
was excellent. The weather was a BIT
threatening. but this did not prevent
heavy attendance from making the
Journey 70 the track. The course was
in lightning fast condition. The scene
shifts tomorrow TO Gravesend. where
the Brooklyn Jockey Club will throw
open its gates for a ten days meeting.
In the opening event a selling affair
tor three -year-Olds and upward. AT
seven and half furlongs. Melbourne
won IN the worlds time of 1882 for
seven and a half furlongs.
Melbourne raced all the wav to the
stretch, followed by Far West and
Geranium. They held this order until
Wei Strengthened out when Gera MUM
closed. He could not reach Melbourne
which won in a drive by q scant length.
Geranium was half length in front
Of Far West. Melbourne was a so TO 1
shot. WelbOurne's mark OF 1882 for the
seven and a half furtongs equaled the
worlds mark, made by w. B. Jennings
Dainty at Oakland in 1904.
Good and Plenty won the National
Steeplechase Handicap in impressive
style. clipping twelve seconds from his
Vecord made on Decoration day Sum
mary:
-. First race. seven and a half fur
ioHgs-Welbourne won, Geranium sec
ono Far West third. Time, 1872.
second race. five and a half fur
iougs-Ciold Balloon won. Royal Breeze
second. Saracenesca third. Time, 1907
Third race, the Eclipse stakes.
I've and a half furlongs - Water
Pearl won. Oran second. Con-
vollo third Time. 1906 s-5.
Fourth race. the Grand National
steeplechase about two and half
r1iles-Good and Plenty. 10 (Ray).
even, won; Grandpa, $50 &C. Smith), s
20 :. second Herculoid (Donohue). l3
q :, third. Time, 3 5:25.
Fifth race. selling, one mile-Tele-
phone won, Neptunius second, Just So
third. Time, l.3S 2-5.
sixth race. seven rlongs-Preten-
sion won, Mandarin second, Logistella
third Time, 1.25 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
AMERICAN TEAM SELECTED.
Ward and Collins VIII Oppose the Aus
tralians In Doubles.


LONDON, June 6.-Captain Raymond
d. Little has selected the American
lawn tennis team which is to oppose
Australia at Newport. Monmouthshire.
on Thursday in the first round of the
tournament for the Davis cup.
1t was decided TO play Holcombe
Ward and Kreigh Collins in the doubles.
The Australians will be represented BY
A. F. WiIding and L. o. Poideven-
1t is thought the Americans will Sc
cure comfortable triumph nOtwith-
standing the fact that Wilding has been
showing brilliant form this season and
has already defeated such foremost
British experts of the game as Gore.
Ritchie,. RiseIey and Eaves. besides
taking a love set from Doherty at
Monte Carlo.
1t is difficult TO see, however. how
in the singles. and as the Americans
are therefore expected to capture the
rubber.
All chances of BeaIs c. Wright being
sufficiently recovered to appear in the
challenge round against Great Britain
have now disappeared. and the team BY
this time is resigned to the inevitable.
Wright, who still remains in the hos
pital. is receiving expert treatment. Hs
was able to go out yesterday for the
first time. His general health rem1in3
fairly good. Nearly all the septic mat
ter has been withdrawn from his in
jured finger and his hand is rapidly as
suming more normal appearance. but
he will not be well enough to play.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
BILL MURRAY
PASSES AWAY
Widely Known Horseman Of
Sacramento Dies in the
City Of Seattle.
Blood Poisoning Follows After
Undergoing Operation on
an Old Wound.

SEATTLE, June civilian Murray,
a well known horseman of Sacramento,
died at Georgetown last evening of
blood poisoning, following an operation
on a toe from which a corn was re-
moved a year go, but which had re-
fused to heal. Murray arrived here two
weeks ago with a string of six horses,
which he was going TO race at The
Meadows during the season opening
the 10Th inst.
A year ago Murray had corn re-
moved by a chiropodist at Sacramento.
The wound never healed and he was
suffering greatly when he arrived at
Seattle on the 18th of last month with
his string of horses. Blood poisoning
had already assumed an acute stage
and death last evening relieved his suf-
ferings.
Murray, who was 54 years of age,
leaves a wife and one daughter, both of
whom are at Los Angeles at present.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
RECORDS ARE AMOUNTED
OF SUCCESSFUL MARKsMEN
San Francisco GruetIi Shooting Section
VIII Soon Resume Competitions
on the Range.

The officials of the San Francisco
Gtuetl Shooting Section have an
nounced the winners for last seasons
competition as follows:
First championship class medal, Au-
gust Studer, with 1917 points in six ten
shot strings.
Second champion class medal, Theo-
dore Simmer, with 1900 points in six
ten-shot strings.
First-class medal, Charles H. Mueller
with 1160 points in six ten-shot strings.
Second-class medal, John S. Leuteneg-
ger, with 1861 points in six ten-shot
strings.
Winners of the best three centers
made during the year: First prize, o.
Imdorf, 81 points; second prize, A Stu
der. $50 points; third prize, F. Suter,
1893 points; fourth prize, L. Hauser
1905 points; fifth prize, j. Leutenegger.
1929 points; sixth prize, c. Mueller, 1856
points; seventh prize, A. Won Wye, 2026
points.
The club will soon announce its reg
ular monthly shoot on the range at San
Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
BUFFALO ENTRIES.

First race. four and a half furlongs
two-year-old fillies and geldings-Al-
Town Topics lO9.. Josie ia, Nellie Ra-
cine go, Prince of Orange SO, Tanbark
80. Creole Girl 1o9, Grip SO, George
Duscherer SO, Dusannah los.
course, -year-olds and up-Cardi-
gan l3l, Belle Dodson lao, Ligero 1872
Tom Riley LAP, Kassil lao, Decimo 159
Sam Farmer 151, John Randolph 14o
Third race, one and a sixteenth miles,
three-year- -olds. and up-Veribest 81
Gelebration LOG. InquisitIye Girl 1O4,
SunraY 1872 St Estephe lis. Thomund
lis, Head Dance lis. Ruth w 101.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, the BIZ
son City Selling Stakes, three-year-
olds-Mandator 101, Massive 9S. Silver
lQ6, Daruma l02, Dave Lewis loo, Cary
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth,
gle Bug "a, LazeIie los, Thistiedo Ios,
DR. Moody III, Colonel Bartlett So. Ca
diehon SO, Thormund I12; Rosi Nj Nj SO.
three-year- -olds and up-Olive Leaf l05,
Richard 102, Billings 107, Mayne Ad-
ans los. zang 10. .Topsail 107, Ian 10.
Jordan Jordan los. p Perry McAdow vi iO7. SaSaI Mescai
los, Tokioka 105, Dave Lewis I10.
BUFFALO SELECTIONS
First race-Betsy Binford, Nellie
Racine, Josie 9.
Second race-KassiI, Cardigan, Sam
Farmer.
Third rnce-Ruth w, Head Dance,
Veribesf.
Fourth raee-Daruma, GreviiIa, MAN.
datOr.
Fifth race-Cadfchon, woggIe Bug,
Rosi Nj Nj.
sixth race-Perry Meadow, MescaI,
TOkioka.
Weather cloudy; track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Fresno Team Takes Game
From the Seattle
BaHtossers.
Charley Hall Is Wild in
First Inning, When
Four Score.

SEATTLE, June 6.-Charley Hall was
wild early in today's game, but settled
down and pitched fine ball after the
game was lost. Fresno scored four
runs in the opening inning on two
passes. an error by r. Hall and hits
by Hogan, Eastwood and Doyle. In
the third a pass and a two-base hit
by ArelIanes gave one more run. Seat
tie had men on bases in every inning,
but was unable TO score until the ninth.
An error by Arellanes, a pass to Wal
ters and hits by Van Buren,, Blanken-
ship and Heitmuller gave three runs.
Score to 2.
A fine running catch by Van Buren.
who played his first game with the
locals, was the feature of the day s
fielding. The score follows:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
CLEVER VICTORY
FOR CHAMPION
Miss May Sutton Allows
Her First Opponent
No Quarter.
Californian Loses but
One Game In Two
Sets at Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. June S.-There was
fine attendance when play in the Eng
lish northern counties tennis champion
ship games was resumed The most in
terest centered in the singles match in
which Miss May sutton of Pasadena.
Cal, met Miss j. d. SturCOn of Lincoln.
Throughout it was Jus. question as
to the margin by whicn Miss sutton
would win She gave no quarter. and,
driving and serving with great power.
won, SO. 6-1. 1t is the general impress
sion that the American will retain the
northern counties championship despite
the recent form of Miss -, n. Douglass,
who is considered her most dangerous
rival
In the ladies' doubles Miss Sutton and
Mrs. Hillyard had "A WaiNover. Miss
Sturton and Miss Garner scratching.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Wizard Pitcher Fails to
Mystify the Seals
at Oakland.
Gates Adds to the Misery
by Contributing Four
Big Errors.

In game that bristled with errors
made for the greater part by Van
Haltren's minions-the San Francisco
Seals defeated the Oaks yesterday at
Idora Park by score of II to 6. Ran
dolph twirled for the home nine and
lost his first game on the local dia-
mond. The Alameda High School slab
artist. who downed Mike Fishers
raisn raisers twice last week, was
hammered for ten safe bingles by
Parke Wilson's swatters. Randolph
was as wild as an insurance policy
holder who wanted to get his claim
paid while he waited, and failed.
Gates carried off the honors as
champion error manufactures. The
boXman was stationed at second, and
despite his best efforts he got off
wrong with four balls that he should
have handled correctly. Hit and
Wilson went into the points for CAL
Ewings refugees. When the contest
was clinched Sales and Bradbury took
their places. The score of the game
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
ACCIDENT MARS
MOTOR TRIAL
Man Is Thrown Head
long From Car and
Badly Injured.
Course Is From Frank
fort-on-the-Main
to Munich.

FRANKFORT-ON- MAIN, June
6.-The Herkomer automobile aeompeti-
tion from this city to Vienna began at
SOS a m. today. The racers were sent
away at two minutes interval without
incident. Prince Henry of Prussia drew
twentieth place. Percy Pierce of Buff
falo. n. Y, was the only American who
started.
At Wurtzburg. Arthur Blackburn
(England), who started third. had the
lead. Oscar Heyman. Berlin, laid up at
Wurtzburg, his machine being dis
abled.
NUREMBERG, June 6.-In rounding
a curve here a car belonging to Herr
Kienle, a Herkomer committeeman
struck a tree Herr Schler of Munich
who was in the car, was thrown out
hesdlong. His skull was fractured.
BY eleven o'clock a hundred and
twenty OF the automobiles which
started had arrived here and their driv-
ers stopped for luncheon
MUNICH, Bavaria, June 6.-The Her
komer competitors began arriving
shortly after 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
The first to reach Munich was Poege of
Chemnitz. Ladenburg of Mannheim
was second; Mathis of Strassburg
third: Weingard of Dusseldorf, fourth;
Hoener of Stuttgart, fifth.
The times have not yet been an
nounced as subtractions for luncheon
and stoppages must be made
Prince Henry of Prussia did the 24S
miles in nine hours forty minutes, in
cluding a forty five minute stop at
Nuremburg.
dition shortly after ) o'clock
As speed is only one of the objects
today's performances do not indicate
the possible winners.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
NELSON EN- ROUTE EAST
TO RESUME EXHIBITIONS
VIII Make Up the Ground He Lost I'm
the Herrera F1ascO.

Battling Nelson left for Chicago yes
terday. where he will continue his eff
forts to elevate the stage.
He appreciates that in a short time
boxing will be revived here and that
the returns will be. larger than in any
other city. He believes the game is
doomed in New York. Holding these
views he is anxious to have Eddie
Graney arrange a bout for him here.
From the showing made by Jimmie
Britt against McGovern in New York,
the Californian has lost some of his
as a card. Joe Cans is
the one man the followers of the game
would like to see pitted against the
hard headed Dane. While the latter is in
his prime he should be willing to take
on the man who won the lightweight
championship in open competition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
slow Trnck an IafonIa.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-The races at
LatOnia today resulted as follows:
First race. FIVE furlongs-Bonart
won, Helmuth second. Alvise third.
Time, 1.O6.
Second race. six furlongs-Loyal
Legend won. Windshield second. Oak
Grove third Time. l:1s
Third race, five furlongs
won, Della Thorpe second, Belle Scott
third. Time. l:05 Is
Fourth race. seven furIongs-Cotton
Town wen. Harry Scott second, Bell
Indian third. Time, 1870 Is.
short cOurse-Otis L won, Lights out
second, Port Warden third. Time,
soc Is.
Sixth race, six ngs-Mohave
won. Ban Posal second, Gauze third.
Time, 1-l1 3-5.
Seventh race, one mile-Intense won,
s. Tammany second. Leta Durfy third
Time, 1.46 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
YALE BOAT CREWS DEPART
FOR NEW LONDON COURSE
Varsity Eight Is still Unsettled While
the Freshmen Are n Likely

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 6.-The
Yale varsity and freshmen rowing crew
squads went to New London today.
Their departure was made the occasion
for a great demonstration by the un-
dergraduates. The varsity crew leaves
the college for its quarters on the
Thames in an unsettled state. More
changes are expected in the boat than
is usually the case at this stage of
preparation. The freshmen crew is con-
sidered a strong one and slightly bet
ter than the form of crews of other
years.
The score of the baseball game was:
Yale 3, Dartmouth 2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
NEW SEAL FOSSIL INTERESTS
SCIENTISTS OF THE WORLD
Upset Theory Regarding Origin of
the Fur-Bearing Animal.

PORTLAND. Ore. June s.-The latest
issue of the University Of Oregon bull
letin is devoted to an account of new
seal fossil by Professor Thomas Con-
don, the venerable paleontologist of
the Pacific Coast.
The fossil is catalogued as Dermato-
phoea Oregonensis, and is of interest
to geologists all over the world as
being the oldest fossil of its kind ever
discovered 1t is especially important
since 1t goes far to substantiate the
theory that certain marine carnivora
like the seal family took their origin
from terrestrial carnivora of the dog
family or it's ancestors. The opinion
of Huxley and Mivart that seals are
derived from the bear is practically
destroyed by the new fossil SEAL since
1t was discovered in niocene forma-
ton of sandstone much older than any
known formation containing bear fos-
sils.
The bulletin containing Professor
Condon's discovery will be sent to
scientists throughout the country. and
will constitute the most important
contribution to paleontology OF the
last ten years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Merry Patriot 1O1. Billy Vertres lO7,
Friction lo7. Judge Treen lis

Merry Patriot 101. Billy Vertres 107
Friction lo7, Judge Treen 11S.
Prestige 90, Madehen 90. Steel 'Erap 80,
Limerick Girl 80, Sharp Boy 101,
Arachne l0l, Economist 101, Eleata 101,
Roderick l01. Winnifred Lad 101. Billy
Gadhy 104. Lehero 106
Fourth race. seven furlongs. selling
.Susanne Racomora 80; Zim go, Hard
Jack 104, Belletoone 104 Mainspring
lo6. Careless log. Gilfain 100. Keynote
l06, Matador ll0, Clifton Forge liz
Fifth race, five furlongs-Water Silk
l05. Miss Ida 105, Lenat i05. Money
maker 105. Mildrent los, Lady Trim 106,-
Dainty Dane 10s.
Sixth race. six furlongs,- selling
los, Principia 100, X f III, Gauze
ia, San Miguel 1I9, Pendragon 11s.
Marsh Redon l1s, Platt 119, Maraschino
III, Revolt 122, Rodolfo 1874
selling-Little Elkin 90, Glisten l0i.
Brigand 1o4. Mamie A1gol los. Reveille
I0e, Swift Wing 106. Double 1O7, Safety
Light los, Fonsoluca 109.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First race-Neodesha, EI Rey, The
Mate.
Second race-CharIey Mitchell, Fric-
tion, TOuIOn.
Third race-The Gadhy, Lehero, Car
dfnal WOolsey.
Fourth race-CareIess, BeIItoone.
Keynote.
Fifth race-Money Maker, Levia,
Miss Ida.
sixth race-RevoIt, Principia, Reu-
ben.
Seventh raee-Mamie AIgOI, Safety
Light, ReveiIIe.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Racing nt Hamilton.

HAMILTON, June 6.-The races to-
day resulted as follows:
First race-KOenigen Louise won.
Oakleaf second. Ging's Guinea third.
Second race-Tony Hart won, Sam
pan second, Sleeping third.
Third race-Gypsano won, Enghurst
second, NadOc third
Fourth race-Rubayat won, Sultry
second. Little Nike third.
Fifth race-kamsack won, Tom Gill
roy second Elkseno third.
Sixth race-Wid0w's Mite won, Win
chester second. Demon third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Japan,s Railroad scheme.

TOXIC, June Son reliable authority
it is stated Japan will make the rail-
roads acquired in Manchuria the joint
concern of the Government and the
people with capital of s7,500,000, the
shares to be equally divided. Chinese
will be accepted as shareholders, but
it is not likely they will apply, and
practically the holders will remain ex-
clusively Japanese.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

OAKLAND, June 6.-Annie Murray,
SO years old, occupying tent in the
refugees camp at Adams Point. was
struck and killed by westbound San
Jose local train at Fruitvale station at
$3.50 O'Clock tonight. The woman start
ed across the track and did not see the
approaching train in time. She was
from San Francisco. The Coroner took
charge of the body.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
WelI-known Jockey Il. stabbed

CHICAGO, June 6.-Richard Dorsey.
formerly one of the best known jockeys
in the West was fatally stabbed today
while attempting to stop three robbers
who had entered the home of Mrs
Eleanor Neff at IA North Sangarnon
street and attempted to rob her.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Di.hnbfIIe Beats soufrIere.

BUFFALO, June s.-The races today
resulted as follows:
First race-Kilts won, Plantaganet
second. Mafalda third.
second race-Alyth won, Tom Dolan
second. Round Dance third.
Third race-Grenella won, Head
Dance second. Blumenthal third.
Fourth race-EthOn won, Jack Atkin
second Triumphant third
Fifth race-DIsnabllIe won, Soufriere
second. Hyperion II third.
Sixth race@Cadechon won, Secret
second, Thistledp, third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
Boxing in Oakland.

OAKLAND, June 6.-The West Oak
land Athletic Club will give boxing
exhibition June 19. frankie Edwards
and Young, Dempsey are matched for
the main number. The card will con-
sist of six four-round contests.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-07
LArONIA ENTRIES.

First race. six furIongs, selling
Comment 1O1, Nestryman 103, Lady
Charade 104, Trisance I06. Lady Carol
los. Sheriff. los. Prince Of Pless III,
The Mate III, Neodesha Ill. Maverick
I2l. Elode IL. Dr. DanEingen 1z1.
Teddy 12l, Elsey' 12l.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Charley
Mitchell l0l. Sam Clay l01, Toulon, 101,