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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
DROPPING Off
IN WORK AT BAT

The Grays. with the exception OF Craw-
ford and Cronin. fell down in batting last
week. Mcconnell and Lord kept up their
good work. although Little Mac lost
four points and Lord 10. Crawford batted
over 300 for the week, and IL he starts TO
pound the ball this week he will be on
the fair road TO the honor class. In extra
base hitting, however, the team showed
considerable improvement, and In base
stealing Poland and Chadbourne helped
their figures quite lot by fast running.
The fielding has shown no marked
change. Abstein still continues to i'm
prove his mark and Mcconnell is way up
In the honor class for fast second base
men. IL is doubtful if any second sacker
in the league is travelling at the clip that
Ambrose has set for himself for the past
three weeks. Crawford took 81 chances
without an error last week and is up TO
.929, which is by no means a poor MARK
for shortstop. Lord fell down In his
work. as a result OF three errors, and
Chadbourne also took a tumble. although
both played fine ball. The averages in
full follows:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Cincinnati .... .......0 8 0 o x-5
St Louis ..... ..........3 o VI
Runs--Huggins. Lobert 2. Mitchell. Da-
visit; Byrne. Holly, Murray-S. Two
base hits--Lobert, Mitchell. Three-base
hits-Ganzel, Byrne, Murray. Beebe. Sac
rifice hit-Odwell. Left on bases-Cincln-
natl s: ST. Louis 5. Double plays-Iiug-
gins to Camel: Marshall &c Byrne. Struck
out-By Hall 2: by Beebe 3: by karger
3 First base on balls-Off Hall 4: on
Beebe 2; of KarRer l. Hits-On Mason
2 in inning; on Hall 3 In s innings: OFF
Beebe In i-S innings; of Karger In
3 2-3 innings. Tlme-ih. 35m. Umpire
Carpenter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
WON some
HUB RACES

Bill Prout of Brown and H. Raves Of
this city figured prominently in the Sec
ond meet of the Professional Athletic as
sociation OF America at the Locust street
grounds In Boston Saturday. Prout cap
tured the iiO-yard dash with four-yard
handicap. and Hawes led his field by
close margin I'm the 1Oo-yard dash.
In the 4i0-yard run Prout was given n
four-yard handicap lie never lost the
lead and although pressed hard by Rob-
erts OF Cambridge crossed the line n win
ner by few feet. Raves of this city
secured a good lead In the 1oo-yard dash.
and although Robbins closed In on him
I'm the last few yards he managed TO re-
tain his position by narrow margin
when the tape was reached. Bayling. an
other local runner. finished third in the
:wo-nsie run.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
DORIES
FOR RACES

After three races the committee apopint-
ed by the Massachusetts, Racing Dories'
association TO select three boats TO rep
resent the association IN tho international
contest at Shelburne. ~ s.. has selected
the Elizabeth r., owned by g, Il. RuhL
representing the Bay state Yacht clab;
the sunny Jim, owned by Sidney Doane.
representing tho Swampscott Dory club.
and the Crescent. owned by Robert Bur
nett representing the Annisauam Yacht
club.
the morning and one in the afternoon. the
fret OF the series having been sailed Fri
day, when the Elizabeth +. was selected
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GRAND PR|X AUTO COURSE TO Be
KEPT CLEAR BY 5000 SOLDIERS

enclosure will be allowed TO cross till
the race is finished.
There are 3S entries, representing Is
firms, including "A French, five Italian,
three Belgian. three German, two Eng
lish, one Swiss and two Americans, Ell
liot +. Sheppard and w. C. Christie.
The latter will drive his own car.
which is the highest powered OF all those
entered, having 135 horsepower, with
motors driven direct to the front
wheels. Two English cars and one of
the French cars have eight cylinders
The pilots include practically all the
worlds cracks, among them being Ma
zarro, Szsz. Lancla, Wagner Jenatzy,
Rougier. Ruray and Hemery.
In the preliminary trials Navarro has
made the fastest circuit ~ minutes
while Lancia and Wagner have done the
best work at the curves and have made
the fastest spurts. The latter was timed
going at the rate OF 100 kilometres per
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

hour. The chances favor the French re-
tanning the cup on account of their pre-
ponderating numbers.
About 100000 visitors are expected here
Tuesday. Dieppe is already overcrowded.
The fetes have already begun with torch
light professions and fireworks. As the
hotels at this and the neighborng water
ing resorts are not capable of accommo-
dating the crowds, fabulous prices are
being charged for rooms. and tents are
being erected along the course 10 shelter
the overflow. Prominent automobiists
from America, Great Britain and the
continent are bound for Dieppe to wit
ness the spectacle. Jefferson De Mont
Thompson, chairman of the racing board
OF the American Automobile association
has arrived here TO gather ideas for the
Long Island parkway.
President Falieres and the cabinet
ministers will watch the race from a
tribune in the grandstand.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Runs--Anderson, Clarke, wagner Sio-
som; slagle 2, Steinfeldt "a. Two-base
hits--Clarke. Wagner Sacrifice hits
sheckard, Tinker. Leach. Abbattachio 2
stolen bases--Slagle. Chance. HOFFMAN 2
Anderson. Wagner, Abbattaehio. Double
play--Chance TO Taylor. Left on pases-
Chicago i3; Plttsburg IL. First base on
balls-off Taylor 1: of Willis g First
base on errors-Chicago 2; Pittsburg 2
Struck out--By Taylor 2; by Willis =
Passed ball-Gibson. Time-2h. 4Sm'
Ujmpires-ODay and Johnstone.
ST. LOUIS 4-3. CINCINNATI 1-6.
Cincinnati and st. Louis divided honors
yesterday at Cincinnati Ewing was hit
hard by tho visitors I'm the hrst game
after he had made a three-base hit. In
the second game, Mason was Knocked
out of the hox in the first inning Beebe
succumbed in the middle of the third
the locals also hitting Karger hard In
this inning. The second game was called
after the seventh inning by agreement.
The scores:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Runs-Clement. Hanford-2; Mahling-i.
Two-base hits-Jones. Clement, Hanford.
Sacrifice hits-Mahling, Mccarthy, Keis-
fer stolen base--Bean. First base on
baIls-oH Foxen 3. Struck out-By Par
dee 6; by Foxen 6. Hit by pitched ball
Nv pardee s.: by Foxen 9. Hit by pitched
ball-By Pardee /; by Foxen j. Wild pitch
-Foxen. Hits-Of Pardee in innings.
FIRST base on errors-Newark i; Jersey
city 3. Left on bases-Newark Z; Jersey
city g. Double play-senteiie 70 Merritt
,riroe--2h. Umpirc-Conway. Attendance
1000.
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Home runs-Abstein, Mcconnell, Po-
land
Three-base hits-Abstein Z, Lord 4. Nc
Connell g. Clinton e. Poland 2. Crawford
2. Peterson, Cronin, Barry.
Two-base hits-Chadbourne 9. McCon-
nell 7. Lord 7, Abstein s. Poland 4. Craw-
ford 3, Donovan.
Stolen bases-McConnell 16, Absteln 10.
Lord 9. Chadbourne II, Poland s. Duffy 3,
Clinton 2, Peterson. Kilian. Donovan,
Mack.
Sacrifice hits-Lord 13. Chadbourne ..
Poland s. Donovan 8, Mcconnell s. Duffy
5, Crawford 4. Abstein 2, Cronin 2. Peter
son, Clinton, Oakes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Runs-Anderson 2. Leach. Clarke, Storke
IS; Hoffman Evers. Sheckard-3 Two
base hits-Slagle, Sheckard. Home run
Storke. Stolen bases-Anderson, Clarke,
Leach. Left on bases-Chicago 8; Pitts
burg g. First base on balls-On overall
a: OFF Leever g. First base on errors
Chicago 4: Pittsburg 2. Hit by, pitched
ball--A bbaticchio. Tinker. Struck out-By
overall 4. Time--1h. 45m. Umpires-
Johnstone and O'Day.
(Second Game.)
nrnnCpIrD1
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Two-base hits-o'Connor. Wallace, Flick.
Three-base hit--Wallace. Sacrifice hit
Bradley stolen base-Flick. Double plays
Niles to Wallace TO Jones: Birmingham
20 Clarke. Left on bases-St. Louis 6;
Cleveland g. First base on balis-of
Rhoades g. Hit by pitched bsll--o' Connor.
Struck out--By Petty 4 Time--lh. 35m.
Umpires-Evans and Connolly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
PITTsBURG. 5-4; CHICAGO. "a.

Pittsburg yesterday won the first game
at Chicago. 8 TO 3. on two hits. follow
ing Hoffman's nun OF an easy fly. net
ting the visitors three runs. The second
game was free hitting and loosely
fielded game. lasting nearly three hours.
and was tied 4 to from the fourth until
called at the end OF the 18th on account
OF darkness.
The sc0rpa.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Runs-Hahn. Rohe-2. Sacrifice hits Ross
man, Donohue. Stolen bases-Crawford
Cobb. Left on bases-Detrolt 6; Chicago
8. First base on balls-Off Stever 2; of
White i. Struck out-By White s; by Sic
yer l. Passed ball-Schmidt. Time-1h.
25m. Umpire-OLouglllin-
'Batted for Archer I'm the seventh inning.
CLEVELAND 8, ST. LOUIS I.
Cleveland won yesterdays game at 81.
Louis 3 TO 0. A bad start gave Cleveland
two runs in the first inning. The score:
CLENEIANn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

4: Odwell--1. Two-base hits-Byrne, Muir
ray, Noonan. Three-base hit-Ewlng.
Stolen bases-Byrne 2, Murray q Left on
bases-Cinclnnati II; ST. Louis l. Double
plays-Hugglns to Camel; Ewing 10 Hug
gins 10 Camel Struck out-By Ewing 4:
by Mason /; by Lush &: by Ksrger I. First
base on balls--Off Ewing 3. of Lush 3.
Hit by pitched ball-By Lush /. Hlts-of
Ewing 10 In s innings; of Mason ! in l
inning; of Lush 7 In innings: of Kar-
ger In innings. Time-2h. i5m Umpire
Carpenter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
MAaic hAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. Is9 fremont street. Boston.
II Is simple. safe and easily applied: con-
tains no lead poisons use II once and
you will never use any other 3LAND-
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
JERSEY CITY 2. NEWARK

Umpire Conway presented yesterdays
game at Newark to Jersey City in the
ninth inning by robbing the Newarks OF
double play which enabled the Skeet-
ers to get in the winning run Merritt.
with one out, hit to Labelle. who got him
at first, and Sharpe snapped the ball back
TO Stanage, catching Halligan. Merritt
was called safe, and wild throw after
wards let in the run The score:
IERSEY CITY
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

BIT LUCKY
EASTERN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESCLTa

Jersey City 2, Newark /.
Rochester r-Montreal--Rain. NJ
GAMES TODAY:
Newark at Providence.
Rochester at Montreal (two games).
Buffalo at Toronto (two games).
Jersey City at Baltimore.
EASTERN IEAGITE STAINING
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American League Standing.
CHICAGO 2, DETROIT. {

t1iIA1o :, btSINOlI. U.
Whites pitching was too much for De-
troit yesterday at Chicago. Chicago win
ming 2 to O. Siever also pitched well,
none of the locals hitting safely until the
fifth inning, when a single followed
base on balls and started the scoring.
The second run resulted from two hits
and passed ball. The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
BIG FISH
COMPETE

The Junior and Senior national swim-
ming and water polo championships to be
held I'm the Grand Basin, Smith Harbor,
Discovery Landing. between the govern
ment piers. jamestown Exposition, july
q 26 and o. 1907, will no doubt be the
greatest swimming and water polo con-
tests ever held I'm this country. There
will be IN competition on those three days
the most famous swimmers In all tho
world. The conditions OF this widely
known body OF water. Grand Basin" are
the best The basin is ieoo feet long and
900 feet wide, with depth OF IL feet, ana
Is kept filled with running water direct
from Hampton Roads.
There Will be teams and members from
ali the large athletic clubs In the United
states. including those OF New York ana
Chicago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
PROVIDENCE

Runs--Coneaiton 2. Grimshaw. Knight.
Ferris. Harris--s Sacrifice hit-Sulllvan.
stolen bas>-Abstein. Two-bass hits
orimshaw 2, Ferris. Harris. First base
on balls-Of Harris I: on Stevens ?. of
Kilian l. Struck ouf--By Harris 5; by
xil'an L Hit by pitched ball-oakes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

Double plays-Harris 20 Armbruster 10
Mcclure; Crawford TO Abstein. Time-lh.
25m. Umpire-Cusack.
'Grimshaw out. hit by batted ball.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
HELD SAFE
BY White
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 2. Detroit 0.
Cleveland 3, st. Louis 1.
Games Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston OF Brooklyn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-01
Thinning
TIE GAME

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays results:
Pittsburg. 81; Chicago, "a.
ST. Louis. Az. Cincinnati. Is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20

The prolonged too, OF the sugar
factory whistle at 2 o'clock on Mon
day morning proclaimed 'ha; the su-
Tar-makins campaign Of ioo,-S was
ON. I; will probably continue !of
abou, the same length of time as last
years campaign which began few
days caflicf-Scpi. ts-and closed
the middle OF February. The pile OF
bec;s in the sheds with which the
factory started was not quito so large
as some piles heretofore. because the
growers did not get busy on their de-
iivcrics as promptly aud cncrgC;ieal-
~ az NIGH, be. But the bccts Of this
year arc called particularly fnc and
promise good yield OF sugar. With
the wanC IN the caniaioupc deliveries
the beet deliveries will increase and
tho demand for labor in the beet in
dus;sy will be good for the mex, few
months,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20
Said Their Adjcu.

Rev. r. X. Hollenbses followed his las,
sermon 10 his people here last Sunday
with li,,ls hssf;-ss-hsaft possluds in eS-
preston Of his feelings on retiring from
the pss,ora,s Of the Rocky Ford ~. E.
church. His three years Of labor with
the local congregation has been marked
by harmonious and enthusiastic support
Of the pastors undertakings in church
building and otherwise. and the leave
taking was with much mutual regret. In
order TO more distinctly manifest their
feeling the congregation gave him social
send off, Tuesday nigh. at the church.
His fellow pastors Of the town churches.
Reys. Hat;er. Davenport and Green. were
invited. and with p. J. Reifel in tho chair
TO promote the good hunor Of the occasion.
several short spaeehes were made. Miss
Eva Green and Roy Eiser sang for the
entertainment Of The company. jus, be-
fore the refreshments were set out Rev.
Po,ashinssy. the new pastor. arrived and
60 the meeting had chance TO welcome
,hs coming as well as speed the parting
minister. Rev. p. will deliver his initial
sermon next Sunday. and Rev. II. will do
likewise to his new flock in Canen City.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20

about equally granted and understood.
The promoters Of this line had seen these
conditions and had readjusted their scheme
SO as to ask simply for an entrance into
the central part OF the town. He did not
wish to insinuate that this new ordinance
had been prepared by anybody with malice
aforethought. but 1t was very evident that
its impractical and impolitic provisions
were such as no investors OF capital would
be likely to accept. He hoped this council
was not intending TO force bargain that
meant the blocking OF the whole interur-
ban project. because il could not please
all the personal interests Of the town.
The municipalities Of La Junta and Swink
had promptly given tho road access to the
business center Of their towns and he
thought Rocky Ford should do likewise
and not block tho project.
This little spiel seemed to revive tho
dropping interest OF tho honorable body
and It wadsd in afresh. BY putting his
queries pertinently tho mayor soon had
tho board going over tho instrument again.
and asserting to most Of tho changes that
had been noted. But Il was all done with
tho preliminary proviso that the petition
srs from North Main street should b
seen again before tho action Of tho board
became binding.
II was after midnight whom tho honor
able body decided to take an adjournment
TO next Monday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20
WAS IN ROCKY FORD
Tho Telescope rlan Who Seeks q
Dusky Bride

He stood on the State Bank corner SELL
ing peeps at the heavens through tele-
scope. But he wasn't doing very heavy
business. General interest IN the heavens
seemed to be limited. Most people are
satisfied II they can get the earth. At
least there is quite a scramble for It con-
tinually going on.
The Enterprise interviewed the man
who was selling peeps into space. and
learned that he was the same white man
who created sensation in the exclusive
precincts OF Colorado Springs the other
day by advertising for eolored wife. He
is progressive advocate Of the very
generally accepted theory Of improvement
through hybrdizing. But while Luther
Burban. and our p. X. Blinn have risen
to fame on tho demonstrated correctness
Of that theory. the man with tho telescope
has fallen under cloud. to use an astro-
logical metaphor. He had to get out Of
Colorado Springs. That which looked
like shrewd advertising dodge. viewed
from tho standpoint. Of tho advance agent
Of circus or q stage beauty. fell fiat
whom tried by tho purveyor Of plans,ary
enlightenment, and to SEQ himself rs
others SEQ him Just now no only needs to
look q, himself from tho reverse end Of
his telescope.
He went from tho Springs TO Pueblo.
and although Pueblo has no reputation
for eselusiyeness In It's eonlugai sisinities.
he was entered up on tho criminal eaien-
dar. photographed for tho rogucs gallery.
and tod To get" He probably knows
more asou, tho heavens and tho earth
than tho whole Pueblo police force. but
because he had publicly proclaimed his
peculiar philosophy abou, tho wisdom OF
crossing tho racial stocks Of Shem and
Japhe, with ths, Of Ham. they made him
get out.
Here In Rocky Ford ho would probably
no, have been fnoles:sd. but when Marshal
creop Insisted on taxing him SO per day.
the provisions Of tho lately adopted license
ordinances. he found tho tariff too heavy
and rosed on.
wel,-o. r. Wells is his name-~as
rsase.asly well clad and has an in,slli-
gent lace. though one nigh, easily think
there were signs Of idiosynerassss In l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20
The New Pastor.

The Lovciand Reporter says OF the
new pastor OF the NJ. T.. Church:
Rev. Po,ashinsky who has been pas
tor OF the Methodist church in Love
laid for two years has been transfer
red 10 Rocky Ford. Mr.. Potassium
sky will make arrangements to move
his family and take up his work in
the new appointment at once. lie
has had successful pastoTa,c here
and has succeeded in erecting a new
parsonage. all indebtedness on same
having been paid several months
ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20
Mrs. Mary Tcuny Deceased

Mrs. Mary Tenny. mother Of our A. L.
and A. B.. Of Mrs. Elmer Coyle. South
Sixth street, and Of a. r. Tenny Of Dem
yer. died a, her home on South Seventh
stree, Tuesday morning last aged e7
years. She had been a semi-invalid for
some years and her demise was not TN
expected. The funeral service took place
from her late residence yesterday after
neon. conducted by Rev. Potashinsky and
attended BY many Of the immediate
friends Of herself and her children. AR.
Tenny and wife were down from Denver
in attendance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20
Church DcdIesiioo st S~ lax.

The new Methods, church a, s~ins Is
now practically completed. Rcr. J. Albof;
Shepherd. tho pastor. who succeeds Res.
C. r. Carver. preached tho frs; sermon
In the nsw building las; Sunday. Or. r.
4. Chase. tho presiding elder. will con-
due, services nes; Sunday. al which
,itne 4 is expected ;ha: tho small inaae;-
nsss now owing on tho building will ba
wiped ou; ard tho new church formally
dedicated. Tho church Is a small. nss;
structure. large enough 10 accommodate
tho pfessn, congregation. and so arranged
as 10 easily psfrni, Of additions from
trne 10 tine. as tho needs Of growing
community may require.
Rocky Ford people who have been
nssing Sunday trips 10 swink nigh.
very properly ..o down and give tho bat
;st cause boost nsS; Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-09-20
COUNCIL
oO0'1 QU1BBL1NG
Another Midnight Interurban
Talk that Ends in Smoke
BUT IS INTERESTING AS
A STUDY IN DIPLOMACY
Tho Arkansas Valley Traction Co.
Probably has . Spoke Put In
It's Wheel That VIII
Block the Project

It's Wheel That Wm
Block the Project
All tho board but Alderman Ritehie was
m hand rus.d.v night.
IN. minutes want ovsr. and n building
psrmi, 10 Mr.. smirl for . dwelling on tho
Hsrdm.n tract was granted,
4 n.,;,,on representing 81 per cant Of
thu proper,y owners on North Main street,
s.kino th.t a fr.neh,. for street rail-
v.v h granted To tho Ayka.xas Valley
r,.s,;o, Co wa. rad.
rbs .ppl,c.,ioo Of L. q. eurson for tho
no.i,,oo of assistant To Water commis-
sionsr Kendir wa, read.
hs usual r,;,, Of bills and claims was
run through the inspection mill and mos.
~ than an,,oysd.
IN. ,,ons.ed franchise To bo granted
n IN. I,tansa, Valley Traction Co wa.
taken up and discussed Informally.
Tho frs. .nsr was when Mayor Pollock
discovered tho absence Of a provision TO
build tho line from Main stree. Yves, to
the vicinity Of tho sugar factory. Tho
p,ope,,y ownof. In that section had no,
been ln,sfy,swsd. Tho mayor wanted TO
SEQ tho line 20 through TO ,ha, poln. and
b, allowed 10 carry all kinds Of freight.
Ala. sp,,nLer x.,d tho franchise draft
In, .o,,r,i..ss was M. Instructed In ro-
gard 10 che,.nu, a,snue.
rho m.vor And Aid. Amo. wsr. dss-
poxed 10 think tho iino shoald GO 70 the
factory.
Mr.. Ainu,t then aled his preliminary
h,eh. He ala that he no.iesd the name
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changed from that Of z, S. Ainu,t 10 that
of The A,..ns.s Valley Traction Co. That
sus,sd him n |, could BE- legally 20 changed.
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h.ui;sr IN. easnnanx would have no IN
sss,Iys 10 Bid Inc railway 10 ,,e factory.
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II. G. oe~ar OF chsroses. Ia. arrived
Iusstay upon WISH 20 MS o'a H'shS' j.
l. N'en'e'
Mss Richie. who has been nursing IN
81. Lnse's HOSPITAL. Denver. IS spending
her vacation at her homo in This CITY
The many friends o. tho Misses Noble
will be pleased TO learn ,ha, the young
ladies' are again able TO be about. altar
serious Illness.
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