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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

and that, too, was before the American
league team had hit the toboggan. But n
they were surprised the Boston fans GER
tainly were not sore. That game on the
afternoon OF Bunker Hiu day was the
fourth and last OF the series and in the
ninth inning the score was a tie at 5 to s.
with two hands down Parent Of the
BostOns punched fly out to short center
Dick Cooley was playing center field for
the Detroits that day. Dick measured the
balls speed from the crack OF the bat
and he ran in on the flabby one He was
just there in time, by face. as the racing
folks say, and he got the ball with his left
hand about two feet from the ground.
There wasn't a man in the grandstand or
bleachers who didn't give the catch to
Cooley as a corking one and they stood
up and gave him the big hand for the
catch. The applause was still going on
when SILK o'Loughlin. the umpire, who
makes mighty few mistakes OF this sort
waved to Parent to stick to first base. The
Detroit players, of course, surrounded the
umpire, and Silk told them that Cooley. in
stead of catching the ball fair, had made
scoop-up OF It.
Now. here was swell chance for the
Boston fans attending the game to stand
pat and whoop with delight over the UNI
pire's decision. AS 1 say, the Boston club
had lost three straight games, and there
they were tied in the ninth for the fourth
game, with a bumper holiday crowd watch
ing the contest. There was every reason
to suppose Judging from the conduct OF
most base ball crowds, that the Boston
fans would banker to embrace the umpire
with every evidence of affection.
But they didn't. They set up the long
rotten, rotten yell at SILK. and they made
1t hot for him for full fifteen minutes.
silk Glad to See Police.
"The spunky Silk stood pat, of course
and fired me and a number of my players
from the lot when we kicked. The Boston
club went ahead and copped the game 6
to 5, before the close of the inning, and yet
the crowd of falr-minded Boston fans were
so sore over the way the goad had been
handed to the Detroit club by that scoop
up decision that they surrounded silk
menaclngly at the close of the game, and
silk wasn't displeased when a dozen or so
burly cops surrounded him and gave him
escort from the lot.
unfortunately, there isn't any practical
BILE way to deal with some types of base
ball rooters. There are some rooters at
nearly every ball game who, while not of
the rowdy type, are utter nuisances be-
cause of the complete pointlessness and
flatness of their would-be wit. When
base ball rooter is really funny he con-
tributes to the entertainment of the crowd.
But the mere imitators of the really
clever rooters, especially those who take
seats in the main stand apparently for the
express purpose of showing off their wholly
imaginery brightness, are capable Of arous-
ing lot of suffering folks to deep and
sometimes aggressive resentment.Y
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05
JUDGMENTS

-, OR the first time in two decades
America has a man who can throw
any other man in the world--the
champion wrestler. For the first
time since the days Of the invinci-
BILE Muldoon, q native son OF the United
States has arisen and beaten the best man
the old world had to offer. The victory OF
GOtch over Hackenschmidt Is clean-cut and
decisive. Hackenschmidt says So The
fact that the Russian Lions shoulders
were not touching the mat when the pat
Of the referee crowned Gotch the worlds
champion is but a minor detail. Hacken-
schmidt surrendered. and after his sur
render he declared that he had met a man
whom he could never hope to beat, and
that continuing the match was but pro-
longing needlessiy his own humiliation.
The struggle was more of a conflict be-
tween herculean strength and scientific
skill than was ever anticipated. Yet,
Gotch, with all his amazing science, had
another element back of that on which TO
depend. the very lack of which cost Hack
enschmidt dearly. Gotch had his nerve
cool. relentless. undying nerve-and on that
nerve he stood, an implacable foe to the
supernatural strength OF his antagonist.
Haokenschmidt lost what little nerve he
had, and when he did he also lost his proud
and vaunted title. Again. this match ought
forever to settle the question as to the rela-
tive merits OF the two schools of wrestling,
Graeco- Roman and catch-as-catch-can
Hackenschmidt, up to three years ago, did
practically no wrestling Of the latter style;
he never wrestled, therefore. below the
waist. and his ignorance of leg and toe
holds cost him his all when the test came.
That was a graceful tribute they paid
old Chris Won Der Abe down at st. Louis,
Thursday. when the proceeds of the Car
dinal- Brown game at old Sportsman's
park were turned over to der boss man
ager." But why not pay him the tribute?
Chris Won Der Abe is on record as owning
the only team that has ever been able to
do much in the line OF winning pennants
In st. Louis. And the team he owned
won em four at time, or four in a row,
leaving an ineffaceable imprint on the
pages Of base ball history. He can we'll be
regarded as one of the pillars on which the
glorious superstructure of base ball is
ouilded. though himself never a real man.
aser Of men. The striking similarity in
the physical conditions of Chris and Sports
mans park, the old home of his famous
Browns, where the benefit game was
played, must have come home with force
to some of the most abservant. As Chris
has been reduced from wealth to poverty
since those days so the old diamond has
been completely reversed. home plate be-
Ing where center field used TO be and vice
versa.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

A call for the prelimlnaries to the forma-
tion of the American team for the London
olympiad is out Tryouts will be held in
different sections of the country during
the next two months, so that the athletes
may determine by actual competition which
Is best fitted to represent America in the
worlds games. This method is expected
to do away with all charges of favoritisrn,
and 70 secure for the team representative
men at each branch OF field and track
athletics. and ought to produce the results
us advocates expect. In the meantime. the
American committee is calling for money
% defray the expenses of the team abroad.
This call should be responded to.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

Omaha Is sadly deficient in one respect
Not enough attention is given to purely
amateur sports here Professional games
are well patronized, but, aside from base
ball and tennis, no amateur games thrive
the Young Mems Christian association
used to lead in the outdoor games, but
has been without field for several years
This would seem TO be good time to
begin the agitation for a park whore ANA
teurs may indulge IN the outdoor sports
that do more to develop men than indoor
work can ever hope to achieve.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

Bin Armour notes the passing of the
'owdy rooter as well as the rowdy player
And the game hasn't suffered in the least
by the going OF either. Base ball is surely
the sport Of sports, and II gets better as
4 gets older.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

Much regret Is felt that the base ball
season is to open with no serious effort
to DO away with the deadly spikes on the
players shoes. The spike is the greatest
menace to the safety Of the player. and
human ingenuity has failed sadly II that
murderous equipment cannot be supplanted
by something as effective and still much
safer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

Papa Bilrs boys are rounding to in good
form for the seasons start. 1t is Captain
Bucks intention to make as good start
as possible and try to do business from
the fail OF the flag.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-05

safer.
Bin Armour notes the passing of the
'owdy rooter as well as the rowdy player
And the game hasn't suffered In the least
by the going OF either. Base bali is surely
the sport Of sports, and It gets better as
Il gets older.
Papa Bills boys are rounding to in good
form for the seasons start. 1t is Captain
Bucks intention to make as good start
as possible and try to do business from
the fail OF the flag.
When one pauses to think OF M. Thomas
Burns on the Atlantic and the American
fleet on the Pacific one cannot be blamed
for feeling proud of ones oceans. Our
oceans are certainly coming to the front.
II was Yankee pluck against imported
brawn at Chicago. and the result sur
prised only the wise ones who bet their
money on the Drawn.
Gotch didn't keep the toe hold on Hack
but he certainly einched one on those ex-
pert, thanksgiving prophets that will hold
them for awhile.
Denver is to have boosters club. -
Hope It will outnumber the knockers who
have sat on the game so long out there.
Aackenschmidt became the strongest man
N the world by practieing on lifting heavy
weights. He had the wrong huneh.
Being prophet Is a hazardous undertah-
ing with Cubs In the base ball world and
Gotch on the mat eh Denver?
just to ailay all anxiety, We may note
that Frank Owen is pitching for Mr.. Co
miskey's nine this year.
New York having won both pennants. II
viii scarcely pay Chicago TO bother about
Jack Pfeister.
Just think OF the good American dollars
that viii not 90 to London. That helps
some. too
Hacks yellow streak must be as big as
the rest OF his anatomy.
Does Tom Jenkins stin think he would
like to wrestle Gotchg
oOtch is now entitled to a romp in the
lemon patch.
Farmer Burns is something Of prophet,
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TWO DEMOCRATIC
TICKETS PUT UP
IN IDAHO
10y United Presa.)

WALLACE. Idaho. Aug. T.
Which OF the two tickets nominal.
ed in separate conventions here
will bear the stamp OF approval of
the democratic party1
This is the question being asked
today by politicians. II Ia the most
interesting bit of political gossip
that Idaho has heard for many
months. The fight between the
Dubois and anu-Dubois factions will
from now on until the matter Is
settled center around this question.
Amid shouts OF gag-rule. the anti.
Dubois faction bolted the state dem
oeratie convention and last night
nominated It's ticket. The Dubois
faction remained in convention and
took similar action The Dubois
party nominated w. c. Whitwell
for governor. Frank Harris for con.
gress, and William w. Woods for
United States senator. The opposl.
ton selected NJ Alexander 20 make
the run for governor. c. o. stock.
slayer for United States senator,
and ] l.. McClear for congressman.
STOCK MARKET FURNISHED BY
s. c. OSBORN & 90.
New York, Aug. &.
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PRICES PAID "
PRODUCERS

The failna 1e rurcnass r.arn,ns
asotea IA Ms stem ay THIS mesTl lk
poflfTr.r ga hens. lite 80 serIil
per naund Hn, saaA lie per peAs,'e trsss&
rbirkrns h. fs oc per roni,e ~, p,aal
gac psr uh.nI rpilels ~. spna
seu.bs r doxen. JUS sarsa
teo psr posua plreons ". iss VI
BlfTrGE ia Al Faach
Eggs -lo.sI ranch, 1i-sse sas =
MEATS live weiGht-~Nen Muta
,,nnI sfscrs t per pouho 80 -
w.thers slr rsr pound $50, an
pound. Hess iae pe, ea sge p
bc Der pound Suits anu
MEATS pressed Veal AZ =, psant
n.r rSond medium. ie-it - feasiaass
The FOLLOW ms are iees..,ninai
,,stc ON ,rs lean av this m st ,e.hsrlils
FRgfr ra rhcrries. " .ss..s,.s 81.
ho,tb hax aaoc; LeEahes.,srls fiN
scarce hiatk H0rrlcS
Iisrk,np rasauerrien. u.fkf y
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,,,,n1 lettuce zoe per crs''i 8 rsset
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'-recn en.aua 0d 9ar per nats ~
1900 nef ton. Apinasss., /"
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MaCRiYAc i a,a pfs,s)
z foil'ri1g tho ehsrs:.ns leh A,
ar. u,,s o. t-1oaiturs Js sms.s y, Zen
pure food egislstloa !. ne ends 4
s s.',,.. ,as eonysatiou :, re- s,. uaIisl
has ADOPTED s's.,,, department,
amounting . a dsfsre. J, Measures
tional food lava " TIE na,
a resolation vas pu, ,s,,,,.. !.
convention calling for i 1870, ss..' y.
70 drafi a nniform bur. 1s' sa
which all the states n ~, -, ~
WI be urged 70 adopt, sTs ~
VIII contain only such noss ssta
The national Law AZ the 800 4
eialloha deem best sdapta6 4 y.
requirements u all the ess,s
committee IL hasd al wors :, 4
drawing ~ .hcse measure. ~a'f
Vice President Fairbants a.. !.
ed the convention yeatsrd,s 4. 7
expressed geeat sstisiacisos 1, ~
way Or II w Wiley, heas = 4
bureau Of Chemistry. has sldss !.
the adoption of adequate 49, =.
legislation The convsnflos 80
ed 70 meet next year In Desss. -
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MORE ASSTTANlS
NAMED BY NlQ
10y United Prs,,.J

BUFFALO. y. T.. Aug 5-ss,.
man Norman r. Mack 81 III -.
cratic committee annoanees =
night. before his Departure q, AZ
eago. the appointment Of 1 fs...'
committee for the dernocrs,k -
paign. wlth Moses g. wetm..s J,
81. Louis a. chairman and IA. )
Osborne OF Wyoming a. w. ~,
man. and a speakera ense.ss
with John II. Atwood d Kass. !.
chairman and Champ cisa ar.
souri, al vice chairman.
Announcement was alz -.
that Senator Charles 4. Csi.esir
OF Texas had been appor.s !
succeed David X Erancis a u.
souri, as chairman OF the z1.lxr
committee.
Included In the finance enu.a
tee appointed b. chairmsa ~,
are:
W A. Clark. Montana. Fn~,
@ Newiands Nevada: Georxs ~
ner Washington, and Il. A. Ma
Oregon.
On the speakers COMMITTEES A
W. X. Dunphy. Wsshingfoz a. J
Donnelly. Idaho. J. b. Brscs e.
mer. Montana, John sunderlzul
Nevada. and n. A. Milier. Osera
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PUBLIC MARKET


Best Iowa butter al = ee'a
roast chicken at 60 % u cs1z
each, perivinkies al 20 cents - J
dred. angel and layer cakes q :
cents each. orange mzrmAzot :
is cents a glass, mutioa s'ss .
s cents, and oranges al i CO.
a dozen. are the specials shk.
will be on sale at the public maIss
tomorrow.
Raaishea hunenss Zee X
Parsley. Sc a bunch.
Tgfuius .Nns hss 70.
Celery. stab ~ te ice
Cabbage. &c per 70
RutEtnEas iar IA
neets. ! punches Sc.
Head iettuc : for "
Lemons ge- Sc per de1
Fancv Appl-s. tits-i y oea
Men ami o. dozen. t-zee.
Ytn~anpiss. 8a.eec eaoA-
ORANGES ga-f0r daL A
Flowers Carnations stf
ros<s tEc 60 sec doH
wassinstSn creamery huilss ~ ~
Iowa creamery ibA ssss 49,
stc o..
Local ranch exsa Sc ~ !. 4 ~
Potatoes nsS. Ia ihs ~
lee ihs ..,,..< sr.fzk
Onions rsncheA 90
" c ~ sunehss for 4 ..s..G
summer aauasn, Sc ~ fe'H"
Sc ~ -. ~ n n
Mutton tns sffkf ~
steaks poftetevtT@. - it'4
HiFleiu reeAs - haf1
10 shoN oak ~ 80 ~
So Ih roaas sic 10. boillnt -
rs
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BIG REALTY DEAL
c0MsUMM MATED

John II. Agen. the prominent
Western ax. dealer Ia dairy pro
ducts. yesterday paid 100000 for
a half interest In the Collins bald
ing. situated on the southeast cor
ner OF Second and James.
The purchase ~aH made from }
A. naillArKeon. and Mr., AEen u
nov Joint owner OF the property
sith Mlns Emma Collins Nj AEeu
made the deal. which IL the largest
real estate transaction consum
mated IN weeks. rs an Investment
A moro modern structure may be
erected on the present site.
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RUSSIANS SEIZE
JAPANESE EAn

VICTORIA. b. c.. kug 7.--xsrl
has been received here q III -
ure while attempting a rzHn Il
Copper island seal rcekerx =
June "a. OF the Jspsrez< sl.s
schooner Miye Msru, oss Il d
two which took psrf ID tA< hi
raid OF June i6. 1895, Il 8 PlaI
island, Bering sea. when FIVE ID,
anese were killed by zazftt III
~ wounded. The Miye Mar. rid
had sealing boats out. was e2pls's'
by the Russian patrnlliax crniss
Commander Bering. and ospxa
Nomura and hts crew II q lsr,
e6e seaiers have been imprikoszl
az Petropavcioski. on Re kszs
chatka coast
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MARRIAGE LICENSES


sehleht a. Niyama 49, FtreNh. AAfiA
ments ceantf. Cal. sua tukt kavaa ta''
80 japan -.
William waiter cheeyer. -. and MARI
Editn Elliott 81 seattle
Thomas ffuasidr Dunn. -, NtgtnttA
n c. and Anna Isabel hlfehsA -.
rrsd n niiis lssal ana Asnss
flnne. legal Seattle
HnicaiYa NuuaFn. 49, Seaftlss anN -
SAX Kaasra Is tdpsa
9enn n Wheeler ~ and Minnie AaNT'
Mrsos IS West seattle
Nafsisa kaWashiyaInA g. Loo Angeles.
Cal and ctift okumura. 20. japan
Hiret kate ~. San Francisen, Nai ans
SNirauTu NAsuuuetos is i4pan
Osa Ebashart 81 Aha blanche Kelley.
kelns Wsafis. IS. sta Battery a.. and
p4lsy Hartman a. ava BATTERY 90
Inhn Mel sssan. legal Ahd AnnA
4lna. legal ftte usiuiar drive
Hsraauke kafhe, - Oakland. cal
ara Note Eaibe. =. japan
Jshn cadd -. ksaeFe ont.. anA Vet
lie NJ nouieF IS. santa hercerA. al
Jshn rhompson - Haitard. and bfa-
ma Ossou. -. Ballard
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TAFT TAKES OUTING

tBy United press-l
HOT SPRINGS. Va. Aug T.
Judge Taft left here today for q
weekend trip 10 White sulphur
Springs with a party. expecting to
make the to.mile trip in a three.
seated blackboard.
In the party were Mrs. TAFT, Gen,
Clarence Edwards, chief Of insnlaf
affairs. Cameron Forbes, vice gov.
ernor Of the Philippines. and Sen
ator Bourne, of Oregon.
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Goes to l.ondurss

WASHINGTON. Aus. '-Sss
s. Gibson Of Los Angeles = y
pointed secretary OF the tfH4
States Legation In Hoadass y
leave Washington toulorros . ~
up hts new duties At Tegunssss
the Hondnran capital
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RAILWAY TINE TABLES.

4 Do not trus, printed time
4 tables In newspapers. ros
4 time Of departure ara arrival
4 Of trains telephone KING sWee'
4 station Information suresu'
4 sunset. Main 274o, lndepsno'
4 ent ~
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The faasrai services for August
w. f,aude age - Years wti 10 h@aa
fyassi the nlsitn nasrtahtna partefs
ae E~fn9 st. Frsnent to-day aaHoat
the fth. At 81 TIE tpdy ~hf -
seat 70 Lacrosse. Nis. Ter infnrstsnt
Tbe deceased 10 survived ~ four dsaEa
tsrm anA fear sasa. Aahefs WitHstu ena
raal Mrs nstaiha % THIS rftfs Ezams
and Asne~ ~ Lacrosse. and EifnrF ard
Martha u Tai-do. Ohia.
via b@ hsld fruEn the pafiefs q NE
Bonn~s4 watson eerftahY SATURDAY mpfn4
inE - ~ a'eieck TIRE rsnnsfns vtli -
buried a. the f.aks View eafsetsFB
TIE fsnsral 81 Msry bruuk Wtii taks
place al tao chapel - HattsrW@fth a
aoaa saaasy sfrerueen a. 1 eeioek The
remains viii be Inferred A. tne Lake
Ntsa cemetery
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psArm NOTICES

Wsison-=Rry Wilson. ,. AnEust = -
attic nsneFnt hospital
g'rttteeaen~Nsa - A Sfntendsa -
AUGUST g. tn this gi4y-
Hcasy-~Aoe1 = Heaiy. -. AaSust 8
Ia tails etty.
Brunk MAR J Rruak. Tt sis Fsifa
Nlfw aN Aufum& g.
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WASHINGTON, Aug s.=~Toa,!|
treasury statement shows 8
ceiptS si.7of.06i. expenditures Y
iS0, geo.
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BIRTH NOTICES

AnAersen-To the wifs q a Ahdef-
.oa sity. Ausu~t q a soas
No neukail-~fn the Ntfc q y y Ms
pcagsfi August ,. son
Nnaith-@Te the wffs u a smith, ele
KNss Cniea. Jnlr 70
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CARDINAL o,ssoss BETTER.


(By United press.l
ROME. Aug. Cardinal Glib
bons has entirely recovered from
the attack Of intestinal trouble that
made Il necessary for him 20 go to
bed yesterday. according 10 reports
received here today.
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BALLARD AGENCY. y.
Mullen. St09 Ballard aN'. OPP
CITY Hall. Phone. Ballard sVe'
MAIN oFrICE-seventh av.
between Union and unlNerAiU'
Phones. Main 1850; Ind tsi'
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Cheap Chicken ranea. house. iarKe
piece land, fresh cows 900 laying hens
large field Potatoes horse, buggy. hars
per month See Mr., Put, or Postmaster.
Rt Pacific City. on raeoma tnterurban.
street car comes soon IT
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BrTTERwoRTH q SONS. Prrfssssonsi
Dlrseters ard IAeenssd EsaeairnerM. 1871
lss opp hesre Thsstra Beth phonsa s4f
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cement sidewalk In and paid Cor. unsx
csiied view ~ bay. mountains and eitF.
All o. any part % this for $50 cash. bal,
snce fie month. fl.aea for the piece
RAINIER VALLEY
A bsautifui s6nipe building site. sems
yie~ 20 Lake Washington, - rnlHutss Of
Pioneer square Price tekoi ite cash
We a month.
GREEN LAKE.
In course Of construction. on ts-fooi
iot, eiueka Green lake car. : blocks
Msridfah car. t-Foern house n.i5e, tttt
cash. balance 60 euit
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries at The Meadows Saturday
First race, six furionga. selling.
.gaa. ola auA n0f
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SNAP

Fine new s.room cottage, an modern
with bath. toilet hot aud cold water.
electric lights enameled bath room aud
kitchen. Large level lot iON10a near
Green Lake car and close to school
only tilaoi terms iioo cash aud tts
per month Take Green Lake car 10
our office
ARMGTA0E BROS
Green Lake station
Phone Green 81 II
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Excursion
TO
Manchester
SUNDAY. Aneuss tsh.

Tai. nssnsr asasses , a N. foot 81
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yeur friends ana spend dsY es ms
beach and zee What D. rolas TO b ".
sfus's greatest sshurs-- tMsnehssssr
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slss fos lee. aSa.y. Nth better lsc..
tien. ,hsa ~ss svss offered on tals mar.
ssi esfer. n yss ~in GENE ~i,h us
-. ~in no, have any trouble In con.
vincias yea that Manchester is ~. ss.l
by IN and around Seattle to-day. Fla'
hs,sl accommodations on the srouna
Heuna tTip tickets use NensY rsfsnass
u yea ieeais tickets on al. ale Kpls
siees
MANCHESTER INVESTMENT co. iSc
as.ii Episr Dlees.
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