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CARPENTER 10 hang screen doors. KIsEE-
BLATTS. 18th and II SIS. ne. mye-3t
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
RESULTS OF GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDI

In one Of the most exciting games ever seen at
American League Park the Yankees defeated the
Philadelphia Athletics for the second time yester-
day by score Of 2 to /
A large crowd in attendance. and although
the weather cold the spectators did not seem
10 mind it. the struggle Of a kind TO keep
the blood tinglng from beginning 70 end. SnapPy
fielding and clever pitching by Newton. for the
Yankees. and Vickers, for Philadelphia marked
the game
All the scoring was done in the seventh inning
The visitors made and took the lead. but
in their half the Yankees went them one better
The most exciting minutes came in the ninth in
ming when it began to look dark for the home
team. KeeIer's fast fielding saved the day
however.
With Smith out. who went in 70 hat for vickers.
Hartseu drew pass Nicholas then drove out
two -bagger over KeeIers head Wee Willis was
after the ball like flash and made pretty throw
to EIberfeId. who relayed it 10 klenow at the
plate lust in time to catch Hartsell- II was a
brilliant play and the crowd applauded uproarous-
w. Collins the next man Up. was an easy out and
the Yankees were victorious.
EIberfeld came in for an ovation IN the third
inning when he picked up hot liner from
schrecks bat. Again, in the eighth inning, he made
a beautiful throw to the plate or moran HoI
drive Just in time to catch Murphy.
For the first six innings not one or the Vlsi1o7s
succeeded in making d hit off Newton's delivery
He was as cool as a cucumber at all times ana
felded his position perfectly Hartseu started the
work that brought the Athletics their run IN 'he
seventh inning with a single He scored on two
bagger by Collins
FIberfeld started the run for the Yankees in this
inning when he got to first on four wide ones and
advanced on & safe drive by Chase Hemphlll
sacrificed and on Conroys single Elberfeld tailed.
while Chase got third Vickers then passed
KIeinow, and the bases were full Moran made a
running catch Of Newton's long fly that looked
good for three bases. but Chase scored on the
throw-in.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
RESULTS OF GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAN

PHILADELPHIA April 1.-THE New York Giants ios'
to Philadelphia here to-day by score OF 70 . a
com bination Of hits and three errors IN t7e
seventh inning netted four for the PhiIles' a
lead which the visitors unable 10 overcome
The fielding OF the Giants was faulty, and I'VE
errors were charged against them This was IN
striking contrast the work OF the home men,
who played a perfect game. Hoch. a former
pitcher In the Tri-State League, made his first ap-
pearance in the box wearing Philadelphia uni
FORM and did good work, holding his opponents
down to six hits.
Ames who pitched for the Giants, vas V1ld'
and after the seventh inning when the Quakers
solved his curves. McCiraw decided to make 4
change and sent Mslarkey. his new recruit. in
Grant. the first to face the latter, made a
three bagger and then tailed out
After the first inning, when both sides scored ore
run there was further taItytns until the sew
enth Then DooIIn started the fun with two
bagger, and scored a single by Doom. who in
turn crossed the plate a single by Knabe- Os-
borne sent out low drive which BridvelI juggled,
and the safe Doyle dropped throw
by Bresnahan. which allowed Knabe TO race home.
Magee singled. and when Bresnahan dropped the
return Of the ball from Donlip Osborne crossed the
plate and the game for Philadelphia
by Seymour gave the Giants two runs IN the
eighth inning. The batting honors went TO Sey-
nour. who made three hits. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
LARNED STEMS TIDE.
National Cham pion SaUes La1rn Ten
mis- Match Tenn pordrilY.

With William A. Isrned. the national cnaRPlon'
psired with George L Nrenn IT. against NlaI'Oii
n Whitman rated as the most dazzling or FORMER
American title holders and Edgar ". Leonard. the
lawn tennis on the court in the ST Nicholas Rlnk
Yesterday was q treat 10 the crowd in attendance
whitman and Leonard winning the frst ana sec
ond sets ar SIS. IS. and Larned ana Nrehh Ihe
third at e-3 after spectacular rally, but no de
cfsion va. reached. as the matches are the best
three out Of five sets
Whitman possessed much Of his oldrtme skill
His recovery of returns from far corners OF the
court and his severity Of service helped win the
first and second sets.
With Whitman and Leonard leading at 3-love
on the third Larnsd cut loose Whitman and
Leonard found it futile to try to play against his
terrific driving. placing and swift smashes, and
Iarled and Wrenn six games off the reel.
winning the 1t then became necessary to call
the match which will be continued Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
NECK 4ND NECK IN RUN.
Riders Close Together in the Meadoso
Brook Hunt.

Meadow Brook. I4onF Island. April IS Cspec1aD.-
Riding neck and neck John z Cowdin. Samuel
Wfnets and Malcolm Stevenson tried their utmost
10 be the first in at the finish of the Meadow Brook
cross country to-day. and evenly were their
horses matched that when the finish was reached
they we're side by side Mr. WiIletts. who had corns
a Cropper a short time before. was somewhat nan
dica ppsd owing mis- spill. but he rernOtnfsds
caught up with the others and rode out the finish
Not one hundred yards behind the three men Mss
Cornefa Bryce and Mrs J. A Burden were having
a little race Of their which fully "a IN
terestinE as that or the three in front Mrs.
Burden by lengths
Just after the start. which the Harry
Payae Whitney place. ". Scott Cameron came
nasty C-oYper. his mount running avay and re-
turning 70 the stable Hampstead. while Mr.
Cameron was compelled TO bottle MS wrath and
return IN automobile
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BROOKLYN GETS RETENGE
Scores Victory OUer Boston, 7Cith
McIntyre IN the Bor.

The Superbas defeated Boston in interesting
game at Washington Park Brooklyn. yesterday by
= score Of 3 to 1.
Mcintyre pitched great game for the home
team and for the first six innings kept the visitors
from making a hit The visitors made their lone
tally IN the sixth inning a base balls. and
error and 4 long fly
Two runs IN the third inning gave Brooklyn the
game Burch walked, advanced on & passed hsll
and scored q single ny Jordan. A b1nt by
Alderman and q single by ETurnrnei allowed Jordan
tally. Ferguson. the Boston pitcher. hurt his
right ankle while sliding second base in the fifth
inning but the injury vas not serious enough 70
compel him to stop pIav.
A brilliant one-handed jumping catch ~ Ritchy
was III. neldtnz feature of the struggle. The score
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Duker Meodor Defeats Columbia IN
First Match of Season.

tn. rvker Meadow Golf Club defeated Columbia
College in the first match Of the season over
9 Metropolitan district course yesterday by score
or u 10 O. according TO the Nassau system Amos
# Tu-ieh. former Dvker Meadow champion
1.--a5 N, for the home forces. and scored three
,oirte at the expense of c " Hunt, IT n r
Whitney and James I. Taylor also scored three
noinrs each for their team
This fs the first time in several years that Column
-. 1se al. = golf team in the field A. time
the local institution competed in the intercollegiate
association tournaments hut never succeeded IN ne
coming 2 factor for championship honors' either
team or individual The fact that the coheslahS
su.5 - ,,,ake better showing yesterday does not
signify that they going TO be weak as the
Fort Hamilton golfers are always formidable al
home The scores were as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
4nONT THE YACHTSMEN
Nr7c York Chpb adopts Racing
Rules in 4mend6d Form.

Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt presided last
night az special meeting ~ the New York Yacht
club held at the clubhouse. No. Il West 4+-h
street for the purpose of ratifytng The action %
i-s committee at the conference on January = of
THE year o< delegates from seven clubs and three
Yacht racing associations. amending the racing
rr1Ies Of those organizations There were seventeen
amendments I'm all. and each was taken M last
night and adopted separately The racing rules VIII
snraar in their amended form in the club book for
1oo0 --be-s WAS a good representation Of yacht
owners at the meeting. No other business was
transacted.
with the entry Of ". c. Whtehead's new power
boat Simplex MI for the elimination trIaIs that
are 10 be held on July II select the defenders o;
.ba british International Cup there now SIX
boats that will probably start. from which three
will be selected The Simplex XII was built at
Astoria Long Island. where her engines are no"
being installed.
Henry A. Morss. commodore of the CortnthIan
Yacht Club. OF Marblehead has purchased the son.
der class boat Vim. formerly the property OF the
late Trenor l. Park. She the first OF the series
Of races OF that class in this country.
The racing schooner Elnina. owned by Rear Com
noodore F. F. Brewster. OF the New York Yacht
Club: william Z Isen's yawl Nigilant and James
p Ford's schooner Katrina all being fitted at
craannort Long Island. for the coming season
Mr. IseIin said will enter the Nigtlant in the
race Tor the Kings Cup in August
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club has seven races
on its schedule for 1905 beginning with a race on
Memorial Day for three special classes including
the New York Yacht club so-footeTs- The annual
cruising race to New London viii take place on
June q. the annual regatta on August l and the
fan regatta on September i2.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
p,cH GOLD STRIKE IN ALASKA.

Seattle. April 16-A dispatch from Fairbanks
Alaska SAYS that word has been received there that
two men who made q recent rich strike on Nolan
Creek in Kovukuk have already panned out $4,000
and that they took only the pans from bed rock
the gravel going TO build up a large dump to he
washed i1p in the spring. on Wtseman Creek a
similar wash has been found. and if the men now
at work strike as rich pay as was found Nolan
Creek another big camp viii spring UP in Alaska
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
TO REDUCE FORCE AT ARMoRY.

[Bv Telegraph 20 The Trfouue-I
Spr7eheId. Mass. April f6-The force cf thirteen
hundred employees at the United States aru1cry will
<e reduced from o1e-third 70 one-hslf before July
/ said that the ordnance department now has
on hand enough rifles for any ordinary emergency.
Locally the opinion prevails that the Rock Island
small arms plant will make OF the small srrs
the coming fiscal year
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
FNTERN4TION4L CHESS.
Nmoczy and SchIechter Norp Tied
an Big Tourney.

Vienna Ap~il 16-FoUr adjourned games from
p-e-r-z rounds n The International chess masters
f.----=--z-- v-e-e finished to-day NaTocZy beat
Tz--a so7ver, and Is now lied with schlechter for
a.. .eal
P-.s nest Rs-deieben. sHiderski beat Alapln
ard T.srrtzrdt beat Joiner.
Tho Standing follows
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
ST. LOUIS, 9; CLEVELAND. 2

At Cleveland. a
-. C,i.f.r5 - 2 o o 0 o n-2
F2at+eries-St Louis. Howell and Spencer; Cleve-
land Tiebhardt and Clarke. Tmpire-Evans.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
Eight DriUers tn Practice Spins on
BridrCHf Course.

A biting wind and a muddy. dangerous course
had no terrors for eight of the contestants VINO
had their cars yesterday morning for pract1ce
spins in preparation for the Brarclin trophy race
next Friday.
Ralph MuIford. in a Lozier machine, was out
early and made several fast laps over the course
The three Stearns cars. driven by Barney Oldnelo
Guy Vaughan and Frank Leland performed wen
and attracted much notice. William Wafon ana
Morton Seymour in the Simplex cars, made one
lap. as did George Robertson, in Panhard' ana
W NJ Hillard, in the Hol-Tan
crher drivers who made rounds over the course
were Herbert Lytle, who will drive an Apperson; >;
Louis Strans who will drive an lsottar and fell2
Prossen and Harry MicheneT-
H A. Iozier is making arrangements TO nave the
positions OF his two cars IN tne RAGS 4e4'o1'oN ~
Marconf wireless ,,,,
The had stretches the road from NaIhaIIa
- Fastvtew and from Valhalls 10 Mount hlsco
have been thoroughly rolled and oiled
Some lively betting reported yesterday.
r W Knoulton. Of this city. offered so'oVV
against $4,000 the Fiat team against tne HeiI
p p Hollander. Of the Automobile Club OF Amer
.ra has been authorized by number or men,
owners of Fiat cars, bet $4,000 on the f1at
team against the field at odds Of 20 J.
George H strout, of kokono, Ind. has come
here with Western money TO pei on LS'I
who will drive Apperson car He will wager even
money against any other American car and driver
and to against any foreign car with the excep-
ton of the Fiat, driven by Cedrtno; the Renault
driven by Bernin and the Isotta, to be driven by
Harding Against these he wants to /
That III. contestant. Of former years for the
CIidden trophy enthusiastic over the prospects
Of this years event IS evidenced from the early
entries being made. The Pierce company, which
originally won the trophy, have Just entered a team
Of three cars TO represent the Buffalo Automobile
C-J-rb
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS
HnUard, Nary and Princeton Hin.
Columbia Beaten.

Cambridge. Mass April 16-Harvard defeated
Bovdoin by i score OF 10 In rather slow base
ball game to-day Harvard showed Improvement
over last Saturdays game, the new men playing
with less nervousness. Brennan and Slater, the
Crimson pitchers, in good form. and Bowdoin
could not bunch hits. The score follows:
I5s5zs51. Hsr5oiB-..... SfS : 6-s s
Ra-t.ries-Brennan. Slater Currier; Files and
Bower. Umpire-A. Clarkson-
Washington. April I6-Georsetovn defeated Co
lun1hia Georgetown Field to-day by solving
Lees delivery in the eighth inning a base on
balls. hit hatsman and four hits yielded five
runs. The score by innings follows:
g:S5ss5Grn..... ssfsssisrH..........S IS ? :
Ie .s & f9 TounF Georgetown
Annapolis, April 1s-The midshipmen defested
the Iehigh baseball nine to-day by score Of 10
10 S in slow game The pitchers were oafted
hard. both mines having TO put in new ones BE-
the close OF the contest The score by innings
follows:
f:s3ss. Ess,., ......... .... f9Ss2 Els 6-s :
Eat,eries.NavZ Meade gsa Aaken and HaHb'ch;
TB- Telegraph TO The Tribune
Richmond Va April IA single. a. stolen base
and two base hit by Dillon IN the eleventh IN
ming gave Princeton one run and the game over
Virginia this afternoon. Despite the raw weather
which kept the thermometer lowering not far above
The freezing point, & big crowd turned out ana
shivered and yelled through the long game, which
replete with brilliant fielding and the prettiest
pitcters' battle Of the The score follows:
RHE
EFlsGsit9n EF1s sfris 9 : SS"SS E ID : !
Rs-teries-Princeton. Heyneger and Dawson;
Virginia, Susong and Pearson.
Easton. Penn. April 16--Lafayette defeated
has hall
gsr7e Schneider who pitched for Lafayette, vas
tnvtncitle when hits meant runs. The score fol-
lows:
-efav.-+. -.-...o . 4 . X
TTaejey-ar 90 Z
Batterfes-sohneider end Natson; Connolly and
Ia
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

EIts-0T Aal-s, N innings, o- Na-arAsy- : n
inning. Two base hftS-Doolfn. Donfn- Three
ht-Grant Sacrifice hits-Knabe Osborne. Doolin Hoch.
Tenaey Stolen bases-Knabe. Osborne. Nasee Donlin,
DOYLE. NckIin. Left bases-Nev York. = Philadel-
phia First baIIsOff Arles 8: Hoch. OF
Nalarkey. L Iadeiphta-
by pitcher-By Hcch. I Struck out-BY Araes Z; by
Tioch. l Passed baII-Bresnahau, Wild prches-Hoch-
!: An1es l. Tiuae-2oS Tn7pfre-ElIen
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Prr7ssuRe, 9: ST. LOUIS. 8.

A, c. Tor,is r. Fl
81 T.or!is $500. o q o-e
pet+eries-Plttsburg Maddox. Philltppi. LiefAld
and Gibson. S. Louis Fromrne. CIallAe. McG}vnn
and Hostetter. Tmpre-Regler
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
GIANTS MEET DEFEAT
SIX HITS THEIR LIMIT.
Hoch Pitches We'll for philadelphia
and Gets Good Support.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
S~w York a Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago Cincinnati
Pitt-burx q St Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
philade phis s; New York. g.
Brooklyn. 3; Boston. l.
Chicago, Z: Cincinnati 4.
Pittsburg o: 1t. Louis. s.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
1osroN. 8; WASHINGTON, I.
DETROIT, &: CHICAGO, 2.

At Chicago: o
-tioes dJetrot, --,- % o q q o %
Ra+tAries-Detroit. Summers and Schmidt. Ch',
cago. Smith and Sullivan. Impires' hgan ana
~ ,rl1@
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
YANKEES WIN AGAIN
nEELER SAVES THE DAY.
Nezcton and ElberfeId Also Shine IN
Game zcith athletics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO- DAY.
Philadelphia New York.
Cleveland af Detroit.
Louis at Chicago
Washington Boston
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. Q: Philadelphia. I.
Boston. 81 Washington. l.
ST. Louis Cleveland. ?.
Detroit. Chicago. @
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
CHICAGO. ?; CINCINNATI. 4.

Al Cincinnati: P n. Z
/ Chicago ----------.---..6 " u 4" &" : - ~
/ Cincinnati --.-----------0 o 2 81 .
| Patteries-Chicazo Lundgren and King t1nCin-
| natl Wefn1er Tozer and Mclean. Umpire-D Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Two base Nichols Cons NurPhy: a0s cons 5s
roY Left on bases-New York . Philadelpn1a Frs. .
bssa on balIs-O Newton 2; of NickeTs. = flrst oa
| peS. YORK l out-By Newton .. cJ
1oere on 3 4ule-i .35 UmpiresConnolly and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

TWo-base hit-Burch Sacr11ce hits-Esitchsy L@V1s
Bergen. stolen bases-Ritchey- Burch- Double play
TsIanev and Pzttee LeSt basss-B0stor .. Brooklyn
: First base baIIs-Off Mcintyre 3 Ferguson T.
First base er-ors-Boston I. BROOKLYN, / Hit ry
ntcrer-Ry Mcintyre. Struck our-Ry NOIUrTTr 3 ty
Ferguson 2 Time-1.3s. Umpires-Rudderham and
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
LEAN BEATS FEY AT POOL.

Chicago. April 1s.-Tn the afternoon game of tbs
national pool tournament to-day Horace Lean won
easily from Martin Fey BY a score OF 70 70 s.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

with the opening OF the summer green's to-rnor-
row the golf season al the Marine and f1eia oluo
iii -. started in fun swing The system adopted
= .be ,F&+roroIitan Golf Association hano1cap
committee will he used In other words meHlpefS
t,.,i7P no handicsps will turn in three scores IS
coon as possible but in the mean time the 'oiil-
,nittee will handicap on its judgment
The schedule which has been mace OUT UP %
- Mill begir Tomorrow with 4 selected score
nine hole medal play handicap Aost OF tHe I'm
re+i+ions will be weekend affairs starting on eaI- %
,,rdav The club championship tournament VIII
take place in the faA
IT,, ,o,. scbeduIe of the Forest Hill Field Club
has bser arranged for the season Ihere VIII DC q
formal opening May p IN the Ioiln " :. 1
- for = dinner which is to be given IN hohor
- .be clnb's president. Judge IhoniaS D In
=, s.o- ,fu ne served in the clubhouse Irnihe-
5,a+e1,, following the match The cup Cne.Ip
chin tournament is scheduled 10 Deg"
.,ebte~r1-hole medal play quahry1ns IoU , % nIsa
,a,rber \ Harry AIlsopp is the present ''1o ~
t,s been engaged as professional
Il " I-a,,r-ood Country Club He succeeds
al Ins ,r,-nhy1 who recently went to the 60
lumbia COLI c4uo-
r, u,iI he several weeks before No I..a1 ~ ,,n1
- rIa,naeld Country Club pro1essiohai' w.
hn' bhe -, = club again. short time
De ~" - q. favy hours before he was 10 lea''
~ as. yEr,ods for the North. O'LoughIih was eih
1ason 10 woman. The latlei VA" -. =.
= q, ber hands made a piactice S"'"s '
IRON NJ il nc ned 70 look in another direction
,1e rTofesslonal did not know the pupil was
Ia. '.usne and the pupil was Lot aware 'Ia' 'a 'ie
nrotessona had shifted his position AS resi- rest
-, iro, head struck OLoughIh III VIC
treabing the member. OLoughlh Is one " ~
bitaf. -e ~ the homebred professionals IN the
country
As vet no club has shown an Inclination 4, 70 'ane
IN. open championship tournament q nv
TN, NJ co1f Association. Some time ago leighton
Ioi,tH- - .he secretary, reserved September "a %
"a as for this attraction. and about the same
80 notices stipuating the conditions under when
49,. ,oprnsrnent might be held were sent TO all
clubs in the association The secretary Sa,a ia'.
-. H., the dates mentioned were desirable, and
- an offer was received before long he would
-. "a give the dates for other attraction.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

BasebsII o-dsy $3.50 p M-American Leaxu. Parl
n z Americans Athletics
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK

'Bstted for Arne. in eighth in-ns +Battea
hearkey ninth inning
Philadelphia ..--------.-----1 Ks
New o-< 1 q o q
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Ratt.ries-Brennan. Slater AMI currler; Files and
Bower. Umpire-A. ClerEson-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

sBatted Tor FIokeTs IN q" TIII-T - =
philadelphia .------ -------" " y y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Aqueduct Racing Summaries.

TRACK GOOD
old s added Five o5e"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Washington. April 16.-Georsetown defeated Co
lurhia Georgetown Field to-day by solving
Lees delivery in the eighth inning a base on
balls. q hit batsnan and four hits yielded FIVE
runs. The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Rockstone showed quick Improve
hsrtnr. ZaI tired chasing the pacc
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

SeGIgG56Nn-..-.. SeTns1hfs' Z ? . 2-S
Fatte-1es-Co1unlb1a Lee and TounE; Georgetown
Montgomery. Eckenrode and Duffy
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
II q q n-9

Crimson pitchers, were in good form. and BoWool
could not bunch hits. The score follows:
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cincr Sruut an critQeHaEnicr StraBc uOlt Gina
is SuB. nit eiHCr Iicte BON ctlud 81 SUB.
Hruuo5iII5 $500.
lin / llGr 9ladlr,. Nr. 907, GrniOs Oil. 9tuc. D.,
hCbuut nit eincm orcliiodt0ell E0oen Il. %Sobll'
bult9 init 6trterbulie. IS hegt1ni an Der
yioropit Scitc non SrIi0 Sill glocllc, ci,un il2
SrOntC al bCidgtcr criiGclul1ltcr SlruBe poll
Ciiuu 20 Sub, nit elmer Ilcte bon ctpd 30
Siib bis III elmer 9lucn. @rulo5iHS $4,000.
lluo iolurt onrauf, Nr. 9t3, SruiO Oil sAuc
bcuuut nit cinem hrclii0diAcl 3lc1elltell-Guocl
mo Nobntdus. nit Niutcrbnue, IS beNiIlllt
an Der 9tOrtoftfcite pUH SrulOa Ntlls2Ocltlle. CT
ma 1872 Sub norbiucitIid bon Nio0Ies Sir1Gc,
nit elmer Srunte an beidQier crliGclInnitter cir.
bon CtpH 70 Sui. nit elmer llelc BON ctlud %
SlIB bis St elmer NlIcO. Njrltlo5tns $500 D
Pile ~llRIoitcn bis 8unl Gage bco Scrinlls be.
Aliden. u
&crinufs Qcbir1nnQer: Nuur. Sin 9epoitt
bon 500 miro bonn litier ciIles ieocn GriiIlos
iliides CUR SCit pcs NCrfuui5 uCr.duOt.
Gbnrlre ". N%Cnislcr,
llcbCrlCbCtoCr Observation-Disclosures.
&attiiun d Wubnr,
Tptti0Idlorclt.
(of2t, 1926, %; Rcb2 ,5,tt,12)