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the line men. Walker has no tackles,
but several good men for that position
are promised. Christensen. the Provo
basketball player, il is said, will try for
the team. and Little the Aggies catch
er last year. is said to be a candidate
for football honors
The Aggies' playing schedule this
year is the best one they have ever had.
They play their first game on Sept. 26.
against the Salt Lake High school, and
one week later, on Oct. g. they meet the
Ogden High. Oct. 10 and Oct II are
open dates. but on Oct. "a the Aggies
viii take on the Golden Miners. On
Nov. 3 the L. of U.-A. c. game will be
played, and on Nov. IA the st. Vincent's
college team of Los Angeles will come
here. The Thanksgiving day game will
likely be with the Montana School of
Mines
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Ogden News
Office-41o Twenty-fifth Street.
Ogden, Sunday, Sept. 10.
CLOYD ISSUES PAMPHLET
Former Principal Says Neither ALI
son Nor Cross Is Well
Educated.

In pamphlet in which he alleges that
William Allison. superintendent of schools
al Ogden. and ]. o. Cross. the new prin-
cipal of the Ogden High school, are not
educated men, Professor David +. Cloyd,
Cross. says that he was not fairly treated.
He says Allison. with no education.
was afraid of me. and jealous of me with
my education" He compares the school
ing received by Messrs Allison and Cross
with his own advantages. In the mind
of man and God" says Mr.. Cloyd, the
principalship of the Ogden High school
belongs to Mr.. Cloyd."
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that Papke not only thoroughly
whipped Ketchel but that he did it
decisively. There will always be an ar
gument over that first round, when
Papke slipped one over and had Ketchel
all but out before the men had hardly
started to fight. Friends of Ketchel will
claim il was this blow that defeated
the Montana man. In fact Ketchel
says so himself. and probably ii did
greatly lessen his fighting ability But
on top of this it should be remembered
that ii was a full twelve rounds before
Ketchel was finally put away. In this
length of time a fighter should have
time to recover and show some of his
fighting strength, even if badly hurt at
the beginning of the fight, but Ketchel
never once appeared to have a look-in.
In their Milwaukee fight, Ketchel
turned the same trick on Papke. but
the Illinois thunderbolt came back
strong before the finish, and several
times had Ketchell in bad way.
Ketchel was given the decision, BECAUSE
he earned it on this occasion. but at
Los Angeles there was no question
whatever when the end came. In spite
OF his defeat. Ketchel is one of the
fighting marvels of the age, and can
take the measure of a big majority of
the fighters today. He is entitled to
return battle with Papke, but until he
proves TO the contrary, Papke must be
acknowledged as the better man, an
honor which he thoroughly earned in
their last fight
Billy Papke and Battling Nelson shook
hands after Nelson's victory over Cans
the other day. and both took an oath
they would never fight a negro again
In Nelson's case there is not dinge in
the country whom he can be accused
of ha hac he L.,
them all away. 1t is easy. therefore, for
Nelson TO take this stand. but it will
be differ mt with Papke. Before the IL
linois fighter stands Sam Langford. the
''colOred Demon" who is without ques-
ton one of the greatest fighters the
ring ever produced. Langford will camp
on Papke's trail with challenges. and
Billy will have hard time side-step-
ping him. 1t is just possible that Ketch-
redeem himself.
Wrong as Usual.
In big head lines. Frank Kramer
Breaks Worlds Record" the eastern
press gives an account of a half-mile
handicap in "a is seconds which Kra-
mer won at Vailsburg. AS r. F. KEEL
sey, chairman of the N. c. A. refereed
the meet. he probably gave the infor-
nation to the public, and if he did not
was responsible for having the time an
nounced. This gives fair idea of what
the N. c. A.. knows about cycling rec
ords. The record for this distance is
90 3-5 seconds. and is held by Jackie
Clarke. But. then. the N. c. A. can
hardly be expected to know what is go
ing on in the ecord-breaking line in
Salt Lake, and will not know until the
oEcials get copy of next years Her.
aid Sporting Annual.
Made Poor Guess.
James j. Corbett has joined the sport
ing 'scribes and has contracted with a
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Murray scored nine runs and made nine
hits. and Salt Lake piled up nine errors.
This about tells the tale OF the game be-
tween the White Wings and Smeltermen
yesterday. While Murray was bringing
the nine runs across the place Salt Lake
succeeded In getting four home.
Grant was in the box for the visitors
and pitched great game. He was wild
In the first inning. three hits. three stol-
en- bases and a base on balls allowing
three runs for Salt Lake. Then the
Bountiful boy settled down and allowed
but one little single until the ninth rolled
around. Here two hits and a couple OF
errors allowed Salt Lake another score.
Fuchell pitched for Salt Lake and was
touched up for nine safe hits. His sup
port was something fierce. and the nine
errors piled up against the team is letting
them down easily. The score:
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OUTLOOK At HIGH SCHOOL
Over Thirty Candidates Out Each
Day to Try for Football
Team.

The outlook for the High school
ball team has never been brighter. Clhcn
MoNiece now has this line of the \ h
letics in full swing. and over thirty husk-
les report every night for practice.
Captain KOrns, who played center last
year is in his old position. while Worth
man. last years star hslfback. is doing
some fine work AZ end The other mem
bers of last years aggregation who are
back in the game are Hail. Fitzpatrick,
Harris Kirby, Eckstein and Yates.
Among the new candidates is found some
fine material which under the direction
of Coach McNiece. is expected 10 develop
into some valuable players. These new
men. together with the stars remaining
from last year, give every promise OF de-
Veloping into a team that will regain the
prestige lost during the last two seasons.
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U. or U. SCHEDULE.

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\ Oct. 17-Colorado College at y
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PACIFIC. COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. Sept 12.-San Francisco
shut out Oakland today by a score of ,
TO Q. The game was errorless and the
seventh. Score: r. II. f.
San Francisco -....-....,..-..-
Oakland ..........L....0 0
Batteries-Berger and Berry; Hardy and
La LonSe.
Portland, Sept. 12.-Portland defeated
Los Angeles today. 10 6. Score:
r. H Z.
Portland 80 ......-..................7 10 /
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures
Batteries-Garret and Whalen Bris-
walter and Hogan.
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Teachers Institute.

The institute of the teachers of the
Weber county schools, which has been in
session for two days in this city, came
to a close yesterday afternoon, with an
address by County Superintendent
Thomas E Mckay. outlining the work
for the year.
At the meeting yesterday morning State
Superintendent A. c. Nelson addressed
the teachers upon the subject of The
True Education" after which reception
and banquet was held By the county
Miss Maud Belnap and Miss Shaw gave
vocal solos.
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Ogden Schools to Open.

On Monday morning all the schools in
this city and county will open for the
year. During the past two days the reg
istration of students has been in progress.
1t is estimated that l0.o0o students viii
begin their school duties Monday OF
this number about $50 will be in the
city school, $500 in the county schools,
500 in the Weber academy, $50 at the state
school for the deaf. 100 at the Sacred
Heart academy. and about 200 at the two
business colleges, ~
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ONE YEAR FOR BAYLISS.

In the district court, before Judge J. A.
Howell, T. F. Bayliss was yesterday SEN
fenced to one year in the state prison
upon the charge of obtaining money un-
der false pretenses by uttering worthless
checks and passing the same. He was
taken to Salt Lake City by Sheriff Will
SON
Bayliss confederate. J. B. Graves,
pleaded guilty 10 the same charge Bay
liss was convicted upon. and was SEN
fenced to one year by Judge Howell last
June.
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0CCIOENTALS TWIN FALLS
colored Boys Do Some Tall Hitting
in Idaho.

Twin Falls. Sept 12.-The Occidental
team of Salt Lake won its first game
of the series here today. defeating the
crack local aggregation by score of TO
8. In the fourth inning the Twin Falls
team scored five runs. but FOR the rest
Of the game they were at the mercy OF
the colored team Langley. c. Burns and
Cans each secured three hits. The bat
terry for Twin Falls was Holeran and
Wilson; fer the Credentials, Harrison,
Langford aEd Burns
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SEA GIRT RESULTS.

Sea Girt. y. j.. Sept. l2.-The Sea Girt
championship at the shooting tournament
here today was won by Captain Simon of
Ohio Captain Benedict of Ohio was sec
ond
Forty-six competitors were entered. The
winner will receive the Sea Girt cham
pionship medal presented by Governor
Fort. and s25.
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AM ERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis Sept 12.-The Indianapo-
lis team captured the 1908 pennant of the
American association by defeating Louis
vile in today's game The indianapolis
team has lead now that cannot be over
come. Results:
At Indiana olis-Indianapons 4; Louis
vile 2.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 3: Nil
.waukee 3.
AT Minneapolis game Minneap-
oils s: st. Paul 4. Second game: Mime
apolis /: st. Paul 3.
At Toledo-Toledo o, Columbus u.
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ern Pacific who met him at the park en-
trance and accompanied him TO Ogden
He stated that the park had enjoyed a
prosperous season and that this yeaf eX-
ceeded all others in the number OtSpeO-
pie that visited il. Everything is being
closed down for the season. and by the
end of the month travel through the park
will be over. On the Southern Pacific
Mr.. Calvin stated that business was very
brisk and is increasing as the season adj
vances. The equipment and the road In
general are in better condition than ever
before in the history of the road.
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PRACTICE is
PUBLIC NECESSITY

Detroit, Sept. 12.-AttOrnay Sheehan in
pleading today for postponement,o f the
hearing of the members Of the Detroit
American league team for playing a. game
of Sunday baseball with Cleveland two
weeks ago. declared that il was a matter
OF public necessity that the team be per
mitted TO go out TO Bennett park for
morning practice-
Justice Stern. who had listened gravely
to the argument, thereupon postponed
the hearing for a week.
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SEPTEMBER IL IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

lSs4-At Sydney. N. S. w. w. G. Brett
defeated A. H. Sharland in scullers' match
for amateur championship OF Australia.
ls9l-At Lake Quinsisamond. Mass,
James l.. McCusker won one-mile swim
ming match for championship of America
and $50
lSs4-At Doncaster. England, Doncaster
st. Leger stakes won by Throstle, Ladas
second, Matchbox third.
1e07-At Indianapo Abe Attell de-
feated Jimmy Walsh in ten rounds.
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DEL MONTE RESULTS.

Del Monte, Cal. Sept FIN the men $
singles today /. c. Wright of Boston de-
feated o. w. Hunter of Stockton. Ga, g.
W. Johnson of Philadelphia defeated
George James of San Francisco s-e 81
In the women's singles Mrs. B. o. Bruce
defeated Mrs. ]. NJ. Garquhar Ga g.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued at the
office of the county clerk late YESTERDAY
afternoon TO Stanley Rosevear and Maria
DeHer. both of Ogden. and &c Miles Well
Ter and Mrs. Stella Deaman, both of
Chicago
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Mr.. CALVIN IN TOWN.

General Manager E. e. Calvin of the
Southern Pacific arrived in Ogden yes
terday morning from the Yellowstone
park and continued ON west in the after
noon He was accompanied to Ogden by
General Manager Bancroft OF the South
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MischIevo=s Boys at Work.

Some time Thursday night miscreants
entered the Quincy school building rand
destroyed several hundred dollars forth
of textbooks and school parapherhaiia.
The matter was reported to the police
yesterday Indications are that boys
committed the offense.
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MILFORD WINS AUTO RACE.

Brighton Beach Racetrack. Sept. H.
milford. driving horsepower
American. won the twenty four-hour
race. covering 1107 miles. finishing with
lead OF fifteen miles over his closest
competitor and breaking all twenty-four-
hour records
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sE.lIoRs WIN EASY GAME.

The Salt Lake Seniors defeated the All
Star team al the Salt Palace grounds yes
terday afternoon by the score Of to12
Brinkley. catcher for the seniors, got a
home run in the ninth inning. The bat
terry for the seniors was Cranes and
BrinkleV
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ANOTHER WRIGHT RECORD.

Washington, Sept. I2.-Ior the fourth
time this week, Orville Wright established
new rime record In his aeroplane tests
AZ Fort Myer. Va. today. remaining in
the air a minutes and q seconds Yes
terdays record was 20 minutes and %
seconds.
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sockER FOOTBALL DRAWINGS.

Nine teams have entered the socker
football contests. All of the games are
to be played on or before Oct. 4. The
drawings are as follows:
Winter Quarters VS.. Salt Lake: Ogden
VS. Provo: Sunnysi1e vs.. Eureka; Castle
Gate VS. Jordan Swifts: Logan City bye.
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Sues tailoring Company.

Fred kaufman has brought suit in the
district court against the Intermountain
Tailoring company to recover SIS 12 as
az balance on a bill OF goods delivered
two years ago.
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Base on balls-Off Grant. /: OF
Fuchell. /. Struck out-By Grant. 8: by
Fuchell, 3 Double plays-Margetts to
McStewart: Fuchell to Deane. Hit by
pitcher-German, Nahrenhorst Stolen
bases-Theriot. Gunnell German, Wells,
Lumley. Deane. Kaefer. Sacrifice hits
McStewart Theriot. Umpire-Dutch
Time OF game-2:05. Attendance-200.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City Sept. 12.-Omaha won
pitchers battle from Sioux City today.
Rhodes allowed Sioux City no hits. but
forced in the only run for Sioux City by
his wildness. Score: X II. l.:
Sioux City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Omaha -..-.-.. ..-----.-..---..-...-. y =
Observation-Disclosures and Shea; Rhodes
and Gonding.
Lincoln. Sept. i2-Lincoln clinched its
hold on third place today by taking both
games of a double-header from Pueblo.
Scores:
First game X n T.
Lincoln -.----.-.-.-..-ss..
Pueblo ..---.------ --....:........:
Batteries-Jones and Zinran; Owens and
Smith.
Second game R; H; f;
Pueblo $500. ...-.-.-.......----. "
Batteries-Bonno and Hendrix; Owens
and Mite, ,.os,.
Des Moines. Sept. 12.-Des Moines lost
10 Denver in slipshod style today: Score:
r. II. L.
DeS MONIES -..-.-.-..-..- -.'-''---'-A
Denver .....-.-.----.-.--- -
Observation-Disclosures and Heckinger;
Corbett and McDonough.
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FLANAGAN GETS RECORD.
Olympic Champions Compete in A
A. U. Senior Championships.

New York. Sept John J. Flanagan
of the Irish-American A. c., three times
Olympian winner, was the only athlete 10
establish a new record in this years A
A. L. senior championship games of the
METROPOLITAN association held at Traverse
island today. Flanagan threw the DO
bound weight 80 feet IL inches. betting his
own record of So feet 12s inches, made at
Jamestown Va. last year.
There were several Olympian competi-
tors Flanagan won the hammer throw
and the 56-pound weight events. Melvin
w Shepherd won the half-mile handily.
and Harry r, Hilman took first honors
in the 44O-yard run. beating Shepherd, who
ran second.
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MURRAY EASILY
BEATS SALT LAKE
Smeltermen Pile Up Nine Runs
on Nine Hits and Nine En-
rorS at Walkers.

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= hur Murray plays the z. c. NJ !. at y
y Murray.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. Sept .12.-Another big crowd
saw the New Yorks make il five straight
from BROOKLYN today by sensational bat
ting rally in the eighth inning Up TO that
doubles by Donlin and Devlin. triples by
Mccormick and Mathewson and base on
balls on Bridwell, brought in four runs
and .clinched the victory. Brooklyns new
catcher, Dunn, batted well. Mathewson
was batted freely, but was effective when
o R. H E.
Brooklyn ). ......s....,..........S 10 2
New York ...........-............6 8. 2
Batteries Mcintyre and Dunn: Mathew
son and Bresnahan. Umpires-klem and
tombstone.
Pittsburg. Sept 12-Pittsburg won an
up uphill contest from Cincinnati today.
The locals had not made hit off Ewing
until the fifth inning, but at that time
they got three, netting them two runs.
Two hits and wild throw by Higgins in
the seventh inning gave the locals TWO
more runs. Maddox was rather weak with
men on bases. but Liefield and Camnitz
pitched splendid ball Score:
Pittsburg . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Liefieid. Camnitz
and Gibson; Ewing and Schlei. Umpire
Rigler.
Philadelphia Sept. 2.-PhiIadelphia de-
feated Boston in both games today. The
home team made sixteen hits and stole
nine bases in the first game. but Fergu-
son worked out of several tight corners
and struck out ten batsmen and II re-
qured eleven innings to decide the con-
test Score:
First game X ID T.
Boston BSflaGs,ni,: '-.'-.'.'.............5 10
Batteres-Ferguson, Smith, Graham and
Bowerman; Corridor and DOOM Umpire
Emslie.
Second game X. II T.
Philadelphia ......-......-..:-..-5
Batteres-Dormer. Chappelle and Bow
erman: Sparks and Jackiitsch- Umpire
Emslie.
ST. Louis, Sept l2.-Chicago defeated 81
Louis in the third straight game today Dy
the score of to 3. Twelve innings were
necessary to decide the contest. LUSH
pitched great ball for St Louis. but a
home-run by King, with the bases fuil
won for Chicago Coakley opened for
Chicago. but after two runs and tour
hits had been made he gave way to Reui-
bach Byrnes fielding was the feature.
Score: n n. II;
st. LOUIS ......------------- "-''"
Enthusiastically. Reulbach and KING
Lush and Ludwig. Umpire-O Day
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WALKING RECORD.

London, Sept. 12-The English pedes-
TRAN, T. 2. Hammond. made record for
the i00-nlile walk today and also won the
twenty-four-hou walk which started at
the stadium AT o'clock last evening I'M
der the auspices of the Middlesex Walk
ing club. He covered the distance in IS
hours. 81 minutes, 10 l-5 seconds and IN
the twenty-four hours walked l3l miles
and $50 yards.
In 1907 Hammond made a record I'm
walking from London to Brighton and
back.
o. KS PLAY 23RD WAROERS.
The O. ks and Twenty-third ward
teams meet on the North Salt Lake
grounds this afternoon.
FREE PEACHES
At Brigham. Sept. 10.
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EXCURSION TO BRIGHAM

Sept. IS.
big eastern daily to furnish its wise
dope on the fighting game. James
started in last week and in his first
article predicted the defeat of Papke
at the hands of Stanley Ketchel.
James went into details and told how
il would be done. Corbett will now
have buy time explaining to his read
ers how ii happened, but never mind,
there are others who missed il as far
as Corbett. All of which goes to show
that ii is a truly wise sporting scribe
who refuses to dope the outcome of a
fight these days.
Umpire Was Wrong.
Manager e. 7. Smith writes for de-
cision on baseball game between the
o. KS and Frumkins. Smith says his
team met the Frumkins and at the end
of the eighth inning. while the Frumkins
were ahead they refused to continue
playing because one of their players
left Smith then says the umpire re-
fused TO award the game to the 0. KS
and wants 90 know how about IT,
In this case the umpire was clearly
at fault and if the conditions are as
Mr. Smith says. he is certainly entitled
to the game.
Brock Wants Fight.
A letter has been received from j. o.
Wade from Venice. Cal. in which Wade
says he would like to bring Phil Brock
here for fight. Brock is a conner and
a classy man, and would make good
match with any lightweight that could
be brought against him. However, the
game of fisticuffs is rather down and
out in this neck of the woods. and the
chances for the fight fans seeing Brock
In action are, therefore, rather Slim
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. Sept I2-Johnson out
pitched Schlitzer and Plank today at
critical periods and Washington defeated
Philadelphia. Score: r. II. E.
Washington ........ ..X... ......
fhiIadelphia ........ ....:.......
Batteries-JohnsOn and Street. Schiller.
Plank. Lapp and Powers.
Cleveland. Sept. 12-Cleyeland made it
four out of five from st. Louis today by
winning out in the ninth on Goodies sin
gle and steal. Bradley's out and Schwit
Zers muff of Hinchmans easy fly. Chech
and Petty were knocked out of the box.
Score: r. II. e.
Batteries-Chech, Liebhardt and Bemis;
Petty Dineen and Smith.
Detroit, Sept. 12.-Another overtime
game. the fourth in as many days. be-
troit and Chicago today, the visiting team
winning in the tenth, 2 to /. on Smiths
scratch single. following Parents double
and a sacrifice. Detroit got four hits in
the first inning. but could not bunch
them after that. Both pitchers were
strong in the pinches. The game was well
played on both sides and fast all the way.
Score: r. III. r.
Detroit .................... $500. 81
chicago ..-.-: .--.-----: -
Batteries-Winter and Schmidt; Smith
and Sullivan. Umpires-O'LsugElin anu
Hearst.
Boston. Sept 12.-New York shut out
Boston in an exciting game today. Young
and Manning pitched we'll. Score:
New York ...................-..-.--
Batteries - Manning and Kleinow;
Young and Criger and Donahue.
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Law Library
For sale! Very cheap. J. c. Royle, 125
South Main street.
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FREE M ELONS

Id Brigham. Sept. be-.
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o. KS PLAY 2sRD wARoERs.
FREE PEACHES

At Brigham. Sept. ls.
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EACH DAY

At Brigham. Sept. 16.