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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
District 90

Charley Smith aud wife visited at
Dan Bowers Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. Morehead was quite
sick Monday night but Is reported
better at this writing.
Fred Bower and family helped
vii lie Biggs celebrate his 33rd
birthday last Sunday.
Wednesday Of last week Grand
ma Bower, Dan Bower and family
visited Mrs. Arch Nc Donald in
Chanute.
Opal Bower is sick with the grip
L. P. Terry has been worse since
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow of Cha
mute visited here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thurlow has been called
again as pastor Of the church for
another year.
A conference of Christian work
ers and all parties interested in the
church, whether members or not,
will be held at the church house
Saturday Jan. 18th at 2:3o p m.
Mrs. Annie Neptune called on
Mrsr Morehead Wednesday after
noon.
Grandma Terry was quite sick
Tuesday.
Nellie Smith and Ethel Winter
spent Sunday with Anna and
Theresa Hanson.
B. Gourley ate dinner at Mr..
Shepherds.
A number of our young people
went to Urbana Sunday afternoon
to attend the revival services being
held there.
lake Bower and wife were In
Chanute Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Sect Neptune called on
Mrs. Morehead Wednesday morn
ing.
r. A. Parkins and wife visited
at B. F. Jones Sunday afternoon
and attended church Sunday night.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
PENSION DECISIONS
N TIE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE DEPART
MENr OF THE INTERIOR.

Division Of Pension Practice-Ruie
IA motion for review or reoonsid
eration of a Department decision 10
An appeal from the acbiOn OF he
Bureau Of Pensions ia quired by
rule 10 Of Practice 40 be filed within
six months from the date OF the de
cision. As appellants motion for re
view Of Departmental decision OF
January 81. 1905 was not filed ustil
September 81, 1906, 1t Is accordingly
dism PISSED.
Marriage Void Marriage. Where
tho wife Of soldier, during the LAT
ter's lifetime separates from him and
remarries under the mistaken idea
that certain facts gave her capacity
thus to act, her relations with the
second de facto spouse terminating
before the d ath Of the sol Ter, she is
not estoppeo 20 assert he status as
widow of the lat er Iu proceeding 10
secure pension unless the Government
has acted to its prejudice by reason OF
her conduct or will be prejud Iced by
the Reputation Of her acts and the
reasonable inference arising from
them.
Jurisdiction guardianship. - The
probate court OF Ottawa County, O.,
having first acquired jurisdiction
over this soldier as an Insane person
and having never expressly relln-
auished such Jurisdiction. the guar
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24

A man was discouraged from 2
lifetime OF failures He had only S9o
left 10 his tame He invested 10 ir
400 shares OF Nevada mining STOCK a.
Is cents share, Witbtn as man
DAYS as he had invested dollars the
!,ock went up to SIT H share aud tn
mao sold out for 10000 He Is {
millionaire now II you will write to
tae Lee Comstock Mining Company,
Postoffice Box 25S. Rhyolite, Nevada,
IT will tell yeu how TO duplicate this
mans success.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
A CURE FOR MISERY

~ have found a cure for the misery
malaria poison produces" says r. M,
Janss, OF Louelleu, s. C. cts called
Alsetric Bitters and comes in Soc
bottles. 1t breaks mp case of chills
q . bitrous attack in almost no time;
aal Il puts yellow Jauudice clean out.
Of commissions. This great tonic
ssasaisine aud blood purifier gives
autsh relief in all stomach, liver and
kidney complaints and the misery of
ians back. Sold under guarantee at
all Gxag stores.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24

d,au OF the soldier. duly appointed ny
said court, will be recognized as such
~ the prosecution of claim for pen
siou filed on the soldiers behalf. Any
question of disputed guardianship
.bip properly be settled by the courts
iud not by this Department in the
adjudication OF a pensisn claim.
Attorneyshlp Power OF Attorney,
No attorney. agent, or other person
- entitled to recognition under q
gewer OF attorney unless it purports
y rave been signed by the claimant
~ the pre- sence of two persons. who
slgn said power as attesting @lt
uesses,
Marrlhge-Divorcs obtaiued d.
yoree from soldier In Michigan In
1891 Af,er his cealh she filed re
Litiou In Micbipan court for the
vacation of said decree, denying the
jursdic tion Of Ute court rendering IL
oyer the defendant. The petition
was not In a new actlon, but In the
original divorce proceeding add no
property rights were INVOLVED nor
parties summoned. A party who o.
tains divorce and accepts its bene
can not afterward question the juris
niction Of the court granting it. Ap
pellant is therefore estopped fro m
impeaching the decree Of divorce b,
ner obtained on the ground that the
court had not properly acquired jur +
d,ction over the defendant.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
1T DOES THE BUSINESS

Mr.. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. 1T does the business: have
used it for piles and it cured them
Used it for chapped hands and it
cured them. Applied 1t to an old
sore and it healed it without leaving
a scar behind" 25c at all drug
store.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
THReE YEARS FOR Is CENT:

Farm Progress, the big farm and
agricu Itural monthly Of st. Louis Mo
announces that the subscription price
will be advanced to % cents per year
beginning January l, 1905. Until
that date subscriptions will be accept
ed at the old rate Of three years for
% cents. Farm Progress Is one Of the
best farm paprs in the country, AM
well worth he advance asked. Send
25 cents at go pay fer a teree-yei
subscription. u you are ALREADY
paid up in Van send in Is cents
and have " ~ me extended three
years longer a beautiful fruit pict-
ure. size 22x2s Inc les, will be sent for
Fcents additio. oil to cover cost Of tube
and POSTAGE. Address all orders TO
Farm Prowress, St. Louis, Mo,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24

Mr.. Justsott-why, what are you
crying about dear?
Mrs. Justcott-Oh, Georgel The
mice have got into the pantry and
eaten up a beautiful custard pie l
made npselfl
Mr.. Juseott-There. therel Don't
cry over q few mic e.-Cleyeiano
Leader.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24

Mrs. Hicks (rel ating her burglar
ssare)-Yes, heard neise and go'
up and there under the bed l saw q
mans legs.
Mrs. wicks-Mercyl The burglars!
Mrs, Hicks-No, my husband's-he
had heard the noise, too.-Boston
Transcript.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
Rollin

German ohurc1 a. North Valley
vas fairly we'll ATTENDED.
Elmer Lock. wife and neither. Mrs
Wapelsr aud danghsr and Marion
r'.Is ,psnt Sunday at Fred BsalsA
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24

| fis brother Jesse near Lthnna'
Never before o. 'e scrtte'S reco'' :
s,op has tn ere been IL mach sckne
liza these parts ut once Pneumo"
ssems To he the lesdinx disease, :"
some eases the entire family seem h
oe stricken.
The Rettig folks spent Sunday -
Pilgrims.
Emma Pilgrim entertained com
pany from Chsnute Sunday Qu' u
common occursnee here OF late.
Harve Locke and family spent SUI
day at Jim Osborn's.
Ben Mathews and family moved IL
the neigh borhood of Kincaid some Al
| miles from here last Friday.
Almost every one ia these parts at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Locks's babe, Cleo, last Satpr-
day. We wish to assure the parent.
In this writing that tho beart-felt
sympathy Of the surrounding com
munity 10 with them.
Albert Phillips and family spent
Sunday at Roberts.
MRS. Mary Burghart and Mrs. VIM,
Burghart visited the sick OF the MyeI
family Of Ceremonial district.
The doctors are certainly reaping
their harvest now. Our Rollin doctor
especially as he Is having more CALI
than he can possible answer now for
several weeks.
Albert and Henry BurRhart did
some blowing for their brother, VIII
last week.
Gericks Bros, Aug. and Arthur
have helped Henry Stocking pull
hedge recently.
Mrs. Pete Gingrick called on Mary
Burghart Saturday.
Geo. Leathernan and Boy Taylor
drove through these parts Sunday
breaking a colt.
Watch cur items for date on which
our Rollin library will be organized
Albert Burghsrt and wife, Andrew
and Eliza Mver ate Sunday dinner q,
VIM. Burgharts.
]. ]. Burahart dinsd with Aug.
Myer jr. Sunday.
Little Walter Webb has been stay
Ing ut Mrs. GengricA and attending
school at North Valley.
Mr.. Pilgrim has several very sick
cows from some unknown disease.
Elmer Lock and wife wish to thank
their many neighbors and friends who
go kindly don atea their assistance 10
the sickness and death oftheir daugh.
ter, Cleo.
Henry Pilgrim Is busy engaged
marketing hay In Chanute.
Albert Burghart ana Will Buss-
man purchased . hay press west Of
Humboldt recently.
Wanted-a box of axle grease and
some one to apply 1t TO the needed
parts Of the Great W estsSn wind mill
near Rollin.
oBTTUARY-CLEo LOCK
Died at 8 O'Clock p. m. Jan. 1s. one
and one half miles north of Rollln,
Cles, the infant laughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Hlmer Lock, age II weeks. The
little one was afflicted with pneu.
monia but a few short days until 1t
was summonsd to land whore SICK
ness and sorrow is unknown. We can
truly say:
A precious babe from US has gone,
A voice we loved 10 stilled,
A place 10 vacant 10 our home,
Which never can bs alled.
God In his wisdom has recalled,
A boon his love had given.
And though the body slumbers here
The soul Of babe is safe 10 heaven.
To the bereavsd parents We would
them to him whose arms of
love are ever reody to mp lift the
weary head OF the mournsr.
1T DOES THE BUSINESS
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24

ID '. 81. ioRa and a. ughter Bsrtho
weIs shorpins 10 Shaw Monday.
M ne Bell ts,an the sicii list.
on n,.t rffise has a shortage Of
,.smps -tNce tie robbery
yissen for the wedding bells.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
WATER MOTOR

For sale cheap. Large sila ana In
good repair. Address tbis e4ee'
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL CONVEN'
TON

TON
The Republicans Of the Third con =
gressional district of the state o.
Kansas will meet in delegate CONVEX
ton at the city Of Parsons on Friday
February rs, 1908. 1T II O'Clock a, N.
for the purpose Of nominating Re-
publican candidate for said distric .
Also to elect two delegates to q e
| Republican national convention to h.
held in Chicago. June Is, 1908, and o
choose commltteemen for the cougres.
i1nal committee of said district fer
Che ensuing term.
The basis Of representation In saic
convention will be one delegate TO-
each 200 votes or sjor fraction ther
OF cast for G. e. Denton for secretary
of state IN 1905. The apportionmeD
from each county of delegates IL
said convention, on the above
basis from the severai counties
OF the district will be as follows:
Ohautauqua- ..........................--.. y
..................li
CONVEY .---..
wfOrd ~
La0ette
N0ntgomery.......... ~
NeO90O ....Is
The election OF the delegates !
SAID convention will tie by deiegart
county convention in each of SAIL
COMMITTEES and the election OF delegat
to each county convention will be On
der the direction OF the various couu
tv central committees.
IL is recommended that the chair
man of the county central committee
ia each of the counties certify tn.
names OF all congressional delegate
and alternates a. soon as selected I o
this com istee at Pittsburg, Kansa',
BY order Of Third Congressionsi
Committee,
J, A. huffman, Chairman
n. CAvANESS, Secretary.
January a. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
r.. u. Little Defeats CTofbier
Former Lawn Tennis Champion Surprised at Long
Woodland Match for Larned and Wrenn:

Boston. July 29.-R. D. Little. of New York. de-
feated ". j Clother a former national champion,
in five set match that the feature of the lawn
tennis tournament at Longwood this afternoon.
The winner was decidedly on his game. ana when
such is the case not Clother can claim any
superiority 1t a strenuous battle, with Lit
tie forcing the going down TO the very end Both
men playing tennis of the best kind but Lit
tie Just enough the of the two to give
him the victory.
One of the features of the tournament has been
the playing of F. B. Alexander, of New York, and
this afternoon he added greatly to his aurels by
winning from n. w. Niles, of Boston. after Niles
had won the first two sets and was far In the
lead in the third Alexander's style of play. which
is clean and hard without sacrifice to accuracy,
has won the praise of all who have watched h1m.
The most important match in singles IN the al
ternoon was that which B. c. Wright won from
G. L. Wrenn. jr. Wright played hard throughout
with the deadly accuracy and generalship
that won him the national title.
After his defeat at the hands of Wright. Wrenn,
paired with w. A. Larned. the national champion,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30

played against H J Holt and H. L Foster two 10
cal men, in what proved 10 be the surprise OF that
eveut thus fa:. Mitch to the astonishment OF the
gallery. the two local men, who are not ranked
in the class with their opponents. displayed
championship form and the first two sets IN
deuce games 1t not question OF poor piay-
ing on the part of Larned and Wrenn; the other
pair simply lifted them off their feet, Holt ana
Foster had the third set almost won but the other
pair pulled 1t out the fire by great uphill hsht-
ing. The match then postponed on account
of darkness with Holt and Foster leading two
sets TO
The summaries follow:
Eastern doubles third round)sweetser and Plipto9
defeated Blanchard 6-1. 6-1 e-3: Doyle ana
Doyle defeated Johnson and seaver. e. S., 80
Rhodes Sulloway defeated Martin and Bull IT.
So 10, 90. IS Ga; johnson and johnson 5 ae
feated Rosenbaurn and Palmer, 6-2 6-3 6-3; Larnea
Wrenn defeated Clothier and Dewhurs by default
1ongwood Cup singles Fourth r9und1-Ltue deteteg
I-6. 6-3, e.: WeStfaH defeated
Touchard, ca Bull defeated Lowering, 2-6,
ca Go. 4-G, 10: wise defeated Dabney. 63. "a,
IS Ames defeated Inman, B-2, T-5, 6-S; Sulfoway
defeated Whitney, 6-2 e-1. 6-1.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30

Only nine innings yesterday. But. despite the
fact that the Pirate bark had sailed across the
East River 10 help General Binghams anti-nose
crusade brooklyn is even quieter when the Su-
perbas lose). the Cardinals were good enough to
make McCiraw and his Giants realize that they had
taken part in BASEBALL game. and their to
victory was uncertain enough to prevent the reac-
tion from the Fittsburs series from being acute
It wasn't a particularly enIivening afternoon. TO
be frank There was a fine pitchers battle. TO be
sure, between MathewsOn and SaIlee. and Nlatty
had the better of II; but the St Louis nine
has discouraged. unhappy sort of an aspect. and
one wondered yesterday just how meek the Car
dinals would have been II they hadn't managed to
stop Philadelphias winning streak the day before.
after contributing eleven scalps in succession
to Chief Murray and his braves AS for the Giants.
they acted if they didn't want to play at all.
that the Pirates had gone across the street to
play in the yard Of the little boys in Brooklyn
Matty, fortunately. didn't share this feeling and
pitched one of the best games Of his life, giving
the Cardinals only three hits
Matty and Sallee had a long fight in St Louis
on the last Western trip of the Giants. and Natty
won Sallee wanted his revenge, and. only for a
passed ball By Bliss. he might have obtained II. or
at least figured in another extra inning battle 1t
was not TO be, however Thus. the winning run
was scored in the fourth inning: Charles tOyed
with Bresnahan's playful tap to short. and tnaI
put the Giant catcher first base Donhn snlOte
the ball viciously, and it screamed ITS way %
Barry in right field Bresnahan had no trouble
at all in getting 10 third the play and scored
when the next ball slipped away from Bliss 1t
was the hardest kind of luck for Sallee' VINO
should have shut tHe Giants out in that. as IN
every other inning.
81 Touis had no real chance to score. Only five
Cardinals reached first base. and only thirty men
faced Mathewson. Charles got as far as second
base on the only hit of the game, good for more
than one base. but two men were out IN tne @ hlth
inning when that happeheu' anu i'-i70 HOFF - -
easy fly. -. -
Gilbert singled in the sixth. but the next three
,,en vera easy outs and Bliss. who had SIN
eIed reached second base in the eishth session
on an out, but it did his team no sOOu' ioi 0o
lee was an easy victim.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
BLACK FLAG ON HIGH.
Wares Orer Brooklyn as Pirates
Trounce Superbas SOundly.

Wagner got run. hit. assist. put OUT ana
an error against Brooklyn yesterday. and the other
Pirates added four runs TO make the game safe-
as Ieiheld was in of his most enlgmau'
moods the Superbas could do little with hiIn' par
- -, .bev had TO get along without Jordan
or,5 T T,1r,lev who are on the sick list Leineld
gave the nervous trolley dodgers. who are sun
sbakv from the effects of the Chicago visitation
only three hits. and they never had chance 10
score
Wilhelm did most OF the pitching for DonoVaH ~
-, o7Iad no Iaure1s to his collection He was
certainly not good enough to stop the Pirates aIi
they seemed able to get hits whenever there was a
chance 10 convert them into runs That tells al
anv one should want know about the gaHe'
which owed most of its merit TO the joyous heiis
80 the pirates who displayed hesitation at all In
.hbi,g fn1possibIe hits at any time. Aboaticcnio
had a field day. and seven Brooklynites perished
on his sure assists
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
Many viii AriUe Nert Week,
Others Remaining abroad.

London, July 2e.-The members and officials Of
the American athletic team that triumphed in the
Olympic games have received many cable messages
asking that the team return home in a body, so
that general reception could be held upon its ar
rival in New York. It has been found impossible,
however, TO comply with these requests many
OF the athletes travelling in the United
Kingdom or on the Continent. The Adriatic which
left Southampton to-day had among her passen-
gers Ray c. Ewry New York A c.; c. S. Dole,
Yale University; T Mofft, University OF Pennsyl-
vania; Platt Adams. New York A. c.. and other
members of the team while the Cedric. which
leaves Liverpool tomorrow. will take Matthew Hal
pin the team manager, and some OF the men who
have been under his
James e Sullivan, the American commissioner TO
the games has been visiting in Ireland, and he
will sal; thence time this week. while the
steamers leaving Saturday next will take other
contingents. The teams that are to visit Ireland
and Paris leave London tomorrow.
Acting Mayor MCGOWAN said yesterday that he
was prepared to appoint a committee to arrange
for a reception TO the returning athletes. The
names will probably be announced to-day, and the
committee will start TO work at once.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
PLAY ON CENTRAL PARK COURTS.

With the narrowing field in the Central Park
lawn tennis championships yesterday the com
petors Of class began To show their mettle. Will
IAN H. Brown ir. succeeded in coming through
70 the fourth round He defeated OF the IA
rores for the honors. Frank Fite. at a speedy
driving and smashing match. The score was 61,
g. Another former Columbia player, Jacob Levy,
gained the third round He played a desperate out
stroke game against 1. r, Storbe winning at GO,
81 The committee of the Public Parks Lawn
Tennis Association viii make the draw for the
other park championships to-day. Central Park
Wil draw tee doubles Next Saturday singles will
De started in all Of the parks, while the Central
Park players viii begin their doubles.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
KATE NELSON BEATS WHO KNOWS.
Speedy Mare Shows Good Form in Matinee
Meet at Mineola.

The third matinee meet Of the New York Driv-
ing Club was held yesterday afternoon at the Min
cola track, having been postponed from last Satur-
day E. j. La Places little mare Kate Nelson
established precedeuf when she lowered the cOlOrs
Of the Morosni cup winner Who Knows at the
opening meet held at the track July 4, and
has refused to abdicate in favor of the geIding
At yesterdays meeting she the Glass G pace
in straight heats in 216Hs and 2:17.
DR. c. H. Martins fast bay gelding, Dicker,
which won in his class at the two previous meets,
has been promoted to a higher class, and. lack
ing competition was forced to start against time
to beat 220A. Paced by Joseph Gibbons Clare
and E. j. La Places Kate Nelson. Dicker covered
the distance in 2:20.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
CANADA WINS HEAT AT HENLEY.

Henley July 2s-Canada was successful in only
one Of the heats rowed here to-day in the nterna-
tional Olympic regatta. This victory when the
Argcnauts beat the Norwegian Rowing Association
nv a length In the first heat of the elght-oared
competition. Schoes. Canada, was defeated by Won
GAIA German, by q length and hall in the sin
gle seuIA -
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30

The greens committee OF the Dunwoode Country
Club announces that there will be three cups offered
each Saturday in August in Glasses A. b and G.
George Hail has also presented handsome trophy
for the player having the best eighteen hole com
posite score between now and August 29. The mid
summer tournament for women will begin next
Thursday with a nine-hoe qualifying round
Match play rounds viii follow on Thursday of each
week and the winner Will receive a trophy pre-
sented by Mrs T Pliny Moran There will also be
a runner-up prize
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
OMEN IN SEMI-FINALS AT NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Newport r. l. July 29.-The sem-final round in
the woman's handicap lawn tennis tournament ar
the Newport Casino was played this morning and
reaulted in a victory for Miss Nora Isen Miss
inches in straight sets at 60 6-S Miss Edna
Bareer beating Miss Louise Scott, also in straight
sets. at e. 6-3 The final match will be played
to-norrow between Miss Barger and Miss Iselin.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
MOTOR BOAT TRIALS POSTPONED.

BY reason OF the delay in preparation Of the
various power boats entered for the trial races
TO select defenders for the Harmsworth Cup, the
regatta committee OF the Motor Boat Club or
America has postponed the trial race until Fri
day The English boats, the Wolseley -Siddeley and
Daimler II. have arrived Huntington Bay, and
they are to have some trial spins to-day and on
Friday so as to be ready for the international
race on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30

Professional golfers with aspirations toward the
metropolitan open championship are beginning to
make visits TO Baltusrol. Jack Lord. promising
bonebred in charge of the Schenectady Golf Club
ereens who was in town for couple of days
went to BatusroI yesterday with Dave Honeyman.
the Ardsdale pro They played thirty-sX holes
Honevman winning by up and TO play and get
ting n for the last round. 1t was the first time
Lord had ever seen the Short Hills links.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30
NEW HAVEN FOUR BEATEN
MeadOzc Brook OUercOmes Handicap
and Wins Polo Match.
rPv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Narragansett Pier. r. /, July 29-There was
large crowd at Wildfeld Farm to-day to watch the
third polo game in the series for the Narragansett
cups Meadow Brook won by score of Pa to l6,
overcoming a handicap allowance of nine goals
given TO New Haven. The match was closely con-
tested in the opening periods, but the Meadow
Brooks overlook their opponents in the sixth period
and held their lead until the end Waterbury's fast
riding and brilliant playing was a feature of the
game
New-York tribune., 1908-07-30

Tvo-base hit-Leach Htsor Nlihei.1 n ~ III
innings; on Holmes In one inning hi iaSs
base-Leach- Douots pays
ricb{o and Svacina Left bases-P1ttsouTs
p---kiv1 First base bals-On Wilhelm =: on
ieiaed 8 First base errors-E1ttSouEg 6ESHH 6%95
~ struck out-By Wilhelm. / BY Lei1el1 Mn1
I;tcbas-WiIrelrn 2 Tinae-1:4G- Umpires-
and Elr1sIia