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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
ROSEbEN BEATEN;
FORTUNES LOST

the Gutenberg track placed most Of this
money He Is credited with placing one
bet OF $50 with Sol liChtenstein against
$1,000 and many other waRers OF various
sums ranging from $40 20 $50 This man.
who is said 20 be a brother Of John T.
Muir. the registered owner OF COmedi-
enne, the bookmakers said after the race.
won nearly $4,000. as he cashed big bets
from nearly every player.
Coincidence was certainly not lacking
iu speed yesterday even II she was minus
this essential thing in her last effort and
she Clung closely 20 RoSeben during the
early stages OF the struggle The big
gcding was unable 20 get more than a
length and n half away from her In the
first half mile and swinging for home
she raced up 10 him Roseben struggled
courageously through the stretch IN spite
OF his heavy burden but Coincidence
wore him down and In the last 60 yards
passed him and beat him out by nearly
two lengths.
Phantom won for his owner, Thomas
Hitchcock, Jr., the steeplechase handicap,
named In honor OF the latter He was
well handled by Ray, who outgeneralled
owens. the rider OF Jimmy Lane, the con
tender. throughout the struggle between
the flags Phantom had more speed than
his opponents and. as he jumped well he
practically led from start 10 finish.
II was during this race that Donohue
rode Coligny so poorly, and the stewards
started an investigation regarding Il. The
inquiry into the case was not concluded
az the end of the days racing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

Roseben. one OF the hngpin sprinters
OF the country. was beaten yesterday at
the Gravesend track by Coincidence. II
was the FIRST time the great gelding had
suffered defeat at his favorite distance,
six fIrlongS, In many day ana the low
ering OF his c0lors caused great surprise
20 the 5000 racagoers who witnessed IT,
II was the old case OF the last straw,
and unexpected speed suddefly brought
about Roseben's undoing. He has been
carrying all kinds OF big weights with
success, but yesterday he was assigned
$50 pounds-the greatest weight ever
placed on a horses back in this country.
90 compete In a race on the Hat IL was
this additional weight matter OF six
pounds over his last victOry-that had
much 10 do with his failure TO win.
But great as the weight was that
Roseben carried Il would not alone have
been sufficient 20 beat him IL Coincidence
had not performed one Of those myste-
rious fip-faps Of form that every race
Roer Is crying aloud about daily 10 the
'turf authorities TO notice and TO sheld
Them from, but which the stewards have
failed 20 recognize officially. This flly
was beaten II lengths in her previous
race, but I'm spite Of this bad showing
she was backed 20 beat Roseben.
/ so confident were the men who con-
trol her that she would win that they bet
K20co on her at % 20 /. They split the
money up in small lots and placed IL
sround the ring I'm So SOS, and $50 bets.
f'Biiy' Muir. once known as sharp
pwner OF race horses during the days OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

McCloskey did yeoman work yesterday
al Montreal and enabled Providence TO
win both ends Of double header with
Montreal. In only one of II innings were
the Canadians able TO score, so effective
was the pitching.
II required 10 innings TO land the first
game. but in the second Montreal was
shut out In a seven inning setto, II being
mutually agreed 10 stop then. Storke's
single with the bases full and two men
out In the 10th inning won the first game.
without the aid OF a hit Providence
scored one In the first and another I'm the
second inning. and the count stood 10
TIL the ninth when four safe drives off
McC1oskey enabled Montreal 10 even up.
In the second game McCloskey held HIS
opponents to three hits, distributed I'm as
many innings. and the locals never had
a chance except I'm the second, when Sim
mons led off with a triple past Harley.
but was kept on base while three men
were retired.
For the opening game Kittridge sent
his Virginia league find, Stanley. against
Dunn's men, and the youngster did
good job The arst hit Off him was In
the seventh, when McCloskey dropped
one In right after TWO men were ooNn'
In the eighth Dunn made n scratch. Phe-
Ian mufing his fly In collision with
Herbst The third hit was a clean drive
I'm the 10th by Storke. But he was wild
in the early part OF the game, when two
passes were converted into runs
Poland started the afternoons sport
with a pass. stole second and third and
counted after two were out on McMahon's
poor throw TO Connor.
In the second Rock drew pass after
Barton famed. reached second on Hig-
gins infield out and crossed the plate
when Simmons missed McCfoshey's
grounder.
McCloskey started out by tanning Joyce
and Connor on six pitched balls. Then
Phelan hit the second ball 20 the outheld.
There was s no further scoring till the
ninth.
In the fifth a fine stop by Dunn saved
a run Harley muffed Simmons line
drive McMahon's grounder 10 Dunn
forced Simmons at second, but Rocks
effort for a double play was heave TO
the grandstand. enabling McMShon 20
reach the midway. Hartman flied to
Dunn Kittrldge then sent a grounder
spinning over second, but Dunn got TO the
ball and headed off the Montreal man
ager AT first,
Montreal threatened In the eighth. Nc
Mahon beat out a slow bounder TO Dunn
and Hartman singled over second.
sacrifice was required from Kittridge,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

A race between this pair OF great
sprlnters will attract thousands Of
race goers to the Grevesend track. for
both horses are known far and wide Gs
the fastest thoroughbreds IN training.
Thousands OF dollars will be bet on
the result. and ~ will probably go down
in turf history as the biggest race
from a speculative standpoint, ever de-
cided In America. Davy Johnson, the
erstwhle owner OF Roseben, is one OF
the greatest turf plungers In the coun-
try and as he has won three fortunes
on Roseben--only TO lose two OF them
backing other horses--is willing to bet
1000 that Roseben can beat any horse
In the world at six furlongs with the
weight conditions at 100 pounds or
more. Lady Amelia is owned by r. n.
Thomas. the young multi llionuire.
who has frequently bet $4,000 on her.
As each owner Is sangulne that nis
horse will win, a million dollars Will
change hands on the result, the pupliC
being deeply interested I'm the contest.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
BOX|NG CLUB
IN BAD WAY

al Essington Delaware county under the
name OF the Olympic A. A. last night re-
suited in a failure There wss no crowA
present as the authorities early IN the
day had announced that they would posi-
ttN@is is-Feft4sA- A-+e-lst- bouts take nlace even
N the state constables had 20 be again
called out. The promoters decided 20 make
a test case and Hushey Mccain and
BILLY Morrison were put on. with Billy
hocap as referee BEFORE the first round
"ss over deputy shcrins put the boxers
under arrest They will be given n hear
ing tomorrow. The promoters announced
tonight that they would night the case 20
me supreme court u necessary 20 get a
decision on the Legality OF boxing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
TO REMOVE A CORN.

Expose the corn and pass the finger
tips OF your right hand over u slowly
and caressingly. at the same time send
ing vibration from the brain 90 the
corn. III II is soft corn ilS vibrations
por second Will suffice; II hard corn.
put on n forced draft Repeat slowly,
"l am now sending a current OF thought
force into my corn and 10 separating. de-
ductinR distincgrating, rendering. split
ting. sundering. splntering. shipping
dwelicatlng. whlttllng. dispensing. dislo-
eating Gliding divorcing. pulvcrlzing
slashing. sllcing and dissecting 10 that
presently Il will pass away. Repeat Il
three times; then with rising infection
"Avaunt. avaunt. avaunti" Finish by
repeating tho passwords. The universe is
mine. | am g." The corn Will al first
look extremely surprised. then wilt and
fade beautifully from slght.-New
Thought.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
GRAYS TAKE DOUBLE WITH
M'CL0SKEY PITCHING: BOTH

but after McCloskey burned fast strike
over. the manager decided 10 hit IL out.
His effort was a bounder TO the pitcher,
who forced Mcmahon at third. McCloskey
then famed Stanley and made Joyce pop
up a hy for selbach
In the ninth Montreal found McCloskey
four times. Connor led with a drive 10
centre and Phelan followed his example.
In an effort To sacrifice Herbst fouled TO
Higgins Harley then made a fine catch
off Simmons and the game looked safe
for Providence. but Mcmahon singled 20
left scoring Connor. Hartman followed
with a hard grounder. which bounded off
Dunn's shins while Phelan raced over
with the tying run. Kittridge, who had
n chance TO win the game. then hit TO
McCloskey.
In the 10th with one out Poland hunted
and was safe when Connor muffed Stan
ley's throw. Simmons then missed Har-
ley's easy grounder, Poland reaching
third Harley stole second After Dunn
flied 10 Hartman KIttrldge instructed
Stanley 10 pass Selbach and take
chance on Storke, but the college lad
fooled them Batting ghthanded, he
made a line drive for Simmons head and
sent in Poland and Harley.
Montreal went out in order In the sec
ond half.
In the eeConu RAiHN lS'l'Sf aAe'i n
10 days rest, opposed McCloskey, but
the latter bested him In the set-to.
Seven hits were made off the Indian,
while the Providence man held Montreal
down 10 three
Providence in the fourth scored enough
10 win. when Barton singled. after two
men were retired. reaching second on
McMahon's tumble off Rock and counted
on Higgins rap for base.
The other run was scored In the sixth,
when selbach opened with a triple and
crossed the plate on a passed ball In
the second Storke singled and reached
second on Barton's inneld out, but was
thrown out by Joyce when he tried to
count on Higgins hit TO left.
Montreal had their only chance In the
second inning, when Simmons drive past
Harley counted for three bases. Nc
Mahon followed with a fly TO Selbach,
but Simmons declined TO try for the plate
and was left. Hartman popping up and
Raub lining 10 Dunn. After this but
two Montrealers reached first. Simmons
In the fourth on hit after two were out
and Raub I'm the NTH after two were out
with one down Raub stole second, but
was left there when Leroy and Joyce
knocked up flies Scores.
PROVIDENCE.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
ONE HEAT RACED
THEN CAME RAIN

After the 2:07 PAGERS had houndered
around I'm the mud a few minutes, the
grand circuit races scheduled for yester-
day afternoon were postponed until the
next fair day, which does not promise TO
be today.
only one heat was decided. and this
went 10 the favorite, Doris r. In 2;l2la
with Eudora Jubilee Black Pet, Bolivar
and Byril Wilkes yards back.
The 3-year-old trot which was To come
up for settlement Is by far the best bet
ting race of the season, with the Ario1
colt. GOV Francis, an even-money favor
ite. ed Custer Is the hope OF the field
players. as he is the only one Of the
other eight starters who has shown abil-
ity 10 race around 2:l2, a clip believed to
he fog for Foote'S youngster Cochato,
the Boston colt, has been drawn, as he Is
of form
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
SPR|NT|NG HORSES TO RACE

II tho weather Is bright next Thurs
Fday and the G-avesend track dry and
bfsst. Roseben and Lady Amelia will
race over the short six-furlong course
for $1,000 a eide. s2500 offered by the
Brooklyn Jockey club and the title OF
champion Sprinter OF America"
meeting between this pair was
yclInched yesterday by Philip J. Dwyar.
the president OF the club The merits
Iof the horses have been discussed
freely by all turfmen for a month past
While oil have agreed that they ere
,ooqueetionably the two fastest thor
eushbreds In the country over the six
lfurlong route, no two have agreed
which r. the better horse. Dwyer one
tcf the most practical racing men IN the
East often heard these arguments and
believing that a race between Rose
ben and Lady Amelia would revive In
terest In racing at the faE end OF the
season. brcached the subject 10 Dave
johnson and sydney PaFet. the man
agers OF the respective horses. and both
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
ANOTHER YACHT
RACE To BERMUDA

rear Commodore Frank Maier ~ the
New Rochelle Yacht club has written
the secretaries Of The Brooklyn. the ROYAL
bermuda and the New Rochelle Yacht
clubs. stating that he will ofrcr 5000 FOR
ah ocean race 20 be sailed from the
BROOKLYN Yacht club 10 Bermuda NEXT
yestr. tffr o~'t- -Hf he start. tA--i~nrsl,
pi the yachts and the time allowance
viii he left 90 committee OF three one
from each club
Com modOre Mater Is tho owner OF the
yswl Tamerlanc and was the winner of
the Sir Thomas Upton cup for "a race
sailed last junr over the same course II
will be remembered that me Tamerlane
SCI sail after the little Gauntlet. with
Mrs. Robinson. bride. aboard. and
reached the distant island first
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
SUMMER LEAGUE RACE
FOR DUCK PINS CLOSE

The East Providence players couldn't
win one or the three games from the
OGorman team at the latter's alleys last
evening This series gives the OGormans
the first leg on the Summer league second
prize.
Pete" Heary rolled in great style.
getting total Of 1893 and a single Of l27.
Leonard was good for 300. including one
single Of l21. Brooks landed n total OF
81, including singles Of ia and 112. No
Ian OF East Providence led his team with
an Individual total Of @6 the final sim
At River View the home talent took
three straight from Conimlcut. in the roll
OF for third place in the Suburban league.
The Conimicut players rolled a good game.
but were simply outclassed Saunders
put UP a total OF PSI, the initial single be-
ing ia Godfrey landed a total OF 2s4
and Clifford scored one OF 2s2. Baker Sc
Connors showed some form and landed
total of 293 I'm the series OF tho Sinners
We kernans team, the first single of
which was 10 Sullivan scored G. total OF
9o2, including the banner single OF 122
De Luc did well, putting up a total OF
2S2. including single OF Ill
In another series at the Atwells ave-
nue. alleys the Columbia rollers dropped
two games to the Peddler Juniors Sac
$50. ' - i'- '"' a 'o'a' oi
Sylvester and his followers won two
games from Spencer's quintet at the At
lantic alleys. Sylvester and O'Brien were
tied for higsh honors. each receiving r.
275 total. sylvester put up n single of l02.
which was one better than OBriens high
single.
Harold and Whlttemore scored a team
total OF 64I in the Central two-rnan tour
nament. Harold trimmed the pins for s2S.
The irst single was lA. whittemore con-
tributed 318. Brown and Fitzpatrick came
next, with 617 F'itz cut loose and landed
n total OF 329. Brown was just three pins
shy OF the 300 mark. Burnham put UP a
single of l27 and Mack landed one OF 100
Whittemore scored a single OF i24 Hall
put up a single OF 1873
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
HAMMOND To
COACH TEAM

Leon Hammond has been chosen 20
coach the Pawtuokot high school football
team for the coming season. lie will have
the assistance Of Dr. Clarkson as ad-
visory coach when his professional duties
will allow.
Hammond's experience on tho Rridiron
h very extended. lie played on the high
school team the four consecutive years
that Pawtucket took the championship
The football squad changed the scene
OF practice yesterday from the Prospect
street grounds 20 tho Sabin street grounds
where All of the home games will be play
ed. The practice was ~ very light ma
ture on account OF the extreme heat AZ
ter a little punung work II was called
-,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
A HURRICANE.

Hurricane" is the old Spanish name
for n West Indies cyclone but II is used
by modern mcteorologists 10 designate
a long continued wind Of extreme vio-
lence. In Beaumonts scale the different
winds are classed 40 light gentle" q"
fresh" and strong breezeR The next
IL a stiff breeze. then strong" wind
and then We strike the gales The
gales" run through three or four classes
the last merging into the hurricane"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
MOTOR CYCLE MEETING

The Providence Motorcycle club held
evening I'm the club rooms on Blackstone
street, Is members being present Five
new names were presented for member
ship and acted upon. A club run will be
held 10 East Greenwich Sept %, 10 New
Bedford on Sept. 3O the annual triangle
run 10 be held on oct to Worcester and
Boston. over 80 riders will participate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 169 fremont street. Boston
II Is simple safe and easily applied: con-
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
DAN PATCH FAILED
TO BREAK RECORD

} Dan Patch yesterday at Allentown fail
nd to break his worlds record for half
mile course OF 2:o1 on the Allentown fair
Track, where he established that mark a
year ago. The champion PAGER was COM
sng home in less than two-minute clip.
but just as he reached the stretch leg
rtruck the wheel OF the sulky. and he
broke. finishing the mile i'm 2:05Ia. Sixty
thousand persons witnessed the perform
ance.
There were four regular races and an
unfinished event on the program for the
afternoon and all were closely contested
Nutbell who took the road race Tuesday
started In the 2:25 pace yesterday and
won easily I'm straight heats
The racing feature Of the day was the
2:le trot in which Berico lowered his rec
ord from 2:l5h 10 2:l2A and made a new
trotting mark for the local track. The
summary.
2:s0 CLASS. TRoTT1NG.
Purse s40O (fve heats decided Tuesday,.
Raffles. big. by Brownmas-
ter (Rurgess) ......".......S i i
Suzette Baron. bm, by Baron
Wilkes COpdyke) ......,....3 3
Eddie L. grs, by Conductor
,(Payne) ....... ..,..........1 s. 3
Ena c. bm McFarand).....5 g 2 gro
squire AplnguOn, Ok
(. (Wright .......... ..........6 3 no
Redwood bh Caring ......2 s sdr
Miss Fasig blm (Clarl)....,4 3 5dr
Donovan Boy, bg CRyan)....7 Z G DIR
Datus. Sg (Boyer) ...........9 cdr
Time mot taken first heaD, 2:lTh, 21sh.
R:17&, 2:1eA. 2ls.
2:25 CLASS, PACING.
Purse $500.
Nutbell. bis, by Lynne Bell O4ud-
Nlk) .....ssss. ..s..-f...ssss .s........l i 4
Willie Walters. bg OHinkeD. D...-....4 3 2
Don r, bg mcfarland. )............5 2 3
Lady Vincent, bm (Gatlin) 8
Honest Abe, bg (Pitman)............3 Z 4
Cleg Long bg (shrieve) ..............6 8 6
carlton, bg (Chamberlain). )........-..7 6
pr. Lynch. big (McAnany). ..........s Dir
Time 2:1sbk. 217h, 2:l74.
2:o CLASS. TROTTING.
y Purse 500.
dewitt. bg. by Cecilian &c. W.
SmltnD .....ss....s...s....s.......
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

Runs-Nattress, Brockett-2: Cockman,
Engle. Jones, Carrick-4. First base on
balls-Of Currie 4; of Carrick l. Struck
out-By Curie 4: by Carrick !. Sacrifice
hits--Gettman e. Stolen bases-Jones 2:
Engle l. Wild pitch-Currie. Umpire
Kelly. Time-1h. Sam.
TORONTO. 8; JERSEY CITY 2.
Yesterdays game was won by a nose
by the locals at Toronto The Skeeters
outbatted Barrow's team, but failed 10
hit timely. Attendance $50. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
BALTIMORE.

Runs-Barrett. Flanagan 2, Clancy
-6; Kelly Demmett, O'Hara 2, Hunter
-5. First base on balls--Off Cleary i
off Mason 4. Struck out-By Cleary 2;
by Mason 4. Two-base hits-Flanagan,
Demmett. Stolen bases-Flanagan 2,
Clancy 2, Loudly Kelly 2. Passed balls
--Byers. Umpire-Moran. Time-2h.
.Batted for Kennedy IN the eighth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
THREE LEADING TEAMS
BEATEN HAND|LY YESTERDAY

Newark pulled out ahead in their last
game OF the year with Buffalo by the
score OF to at Buffalo yesterday. At
tendance 2ts6. Score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

Runs-Clement, Cassidy-2; Cannen
Siattery' Wattell-s. First base on balls
-off McCanerty 8; off Moran Three
base hit-Wattell. Two-base hits-Can-
nell, Halhgan Sacrifice hit-Wood.
stolen bases-Clement 2, Cassidy. Moran
Double play-slattery TO Flynn. Umpires
--Kerins and Conahan. Time-lh 4orn.
'Batted for Moran in ninth.
Rochester, by taking yesterday az
Rochester the game from the Orioles
made II three straight Attendance
1879. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

" uEINNIII'IIN'
Runs-Selbach, Barton-2. Three-base
hits--Simons, Selbach. stolen base-Raub
Passed ball-Raub. Wild pitch-Leroy.
Struck out-By Leroy g. by McCloskey l.
First base on balls-Off McCloskey /.
Umpire-Finneran Time-1h. ION.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit 8. Boston 2
New York 3. st Louis 0.
Cleveland 8, Washington 1.
Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3.
Games Today.
Boston at Detroit
New York at St Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago 3. Boston l.
Pittsburg 5, New York 4.
Cincinnati 80 Brooklyn 21
st. Louis SO. Philadelphia 4-i.
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Newark A. Buffalo
Toronto 3, Jersey City 2.
Rochester g. Baltimore g.
Providence AZ. Montreal 20.
Games Today,
Newark AZ Toronto
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Providence al Rochester
Jersey CITY at Montreal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

Runs-Poland 2 Harley, Rock; Con.
nor and Phelan-2. Stolen boses-Poland
g. Harley. Struck-out--By Stanley :. by
McCloskey 5. First base on balls-Off
Stanley s. Umpire-Finneran. Time
III 45m.
.McCloskey out, hit by batted ball.
(Secnnd GameD
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

Totals 4e3 444 1880
BENNYs ATwELLs AVENUE TOUR
NAMENT
INfpERHAIc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

Time mot taken first heaD, 21Th, 2:1sh.
R:l7&. 2:1eA. 2ls
2:25 CLASS, PACING.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20

.2ilg CLAss. PACING.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-09-13

Ole Romfo and wife, of Wang, were
in st. Thomas last Saturday to attend
the funeral of MIR. and Mrs. Albert Wal
tons little girl. MIR. Romfo was II Of
the early settlers in this township, but
in 1882 moved to Cavalier county where
he has since resided. He is some of the
prosperous farmers of his neie hborhood.
st. Thomas Times.
The Walhalla Mountaineer got off
several good ones last week. One about
men and an automobile that jumped off
the mountain road sailing over and
down through the branches of the trees
to the valley below" and not a thing in.
jured. Another unlikely yarn is of a
hobo who nearly drowned while taking a
bath under the dam.
District court will be in session IN
Grafton on, Sept. 18th for one day only.
The session will he held by Judge
Kneeshaw for the purpose of granting
second naturalization papers and no
business Of any other kind will be trans,
acted. This will DO the last opportuni,
Is To take out second papers IN time fol
the fall el,ction, and those entitled Ia
brcome tstIzsnS who have not done y,
| should govern themselves accordingly