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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
STUDENTS STRIKE
/ In ACTIVE PROTEST

New York, April 1.-The entire stu
dent body of New York university went
on strike today and refused to attend
their recitations, to voice a protest
against the suspension of Alfred Young,
president of the Junior class Young $
suspension was the result of the hazing
of Henry Bloch, a freshman, who was
ducked in the campus fountain yester-
day Bloch has been unpopular, and it
is said that some of the students have
asked his father to take him out OF the
university.
After Dean Snow announced at chapel
today that Young would be suspended un-
iii the faculty meets on April the stu
dents voted not to attend recitations I'M
Ill he was reinstated. Following that
action every class room was deserted Tor
The remainder of the day. The discipline
committee of the faculty was in session
this afternoon considering the case.
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Pinehurst Golf Tournament.

Pinehurst, N. c., April 2.-The eighth
annual united north and south amateur
championship golf tournament ended to-
day, with 36-hole finals in all divisions
Allan Lord of the Columbia Golf, club,
Washington, d. c.. the title holder, de-
feating John e. Porter of the Allegheny
Country club, FIVE up and four to play,
ton from S. Valentine Ferrely of Dead
trophy. A c. Travis won the eonsola-
in the battle for the championship
by one up in close match.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
/ SIX HORSES TAKE
TUMBLE IN RACE
One Jockey Gets Leg Broken
Another His COIIarbone
LONG SHOTS ARE THE BEST
Few Favorites Win at New Orleans,
While Nearly hll Favorites or Sec
ond Choices Win at Bennines
On a Heavy Track.


New Orleans, April 2.--six Of Is
starters in the third race at the Fair
Grounds today fell. The first to go
down was Bert Osra. who fell with
Jockey Martin shortly after the start,
Then on the stretch turn Harold D. fell
and Bensonhurst. calabash, wild Irish
man and Communipaw fell over him
The riders of these FIVE were respect
fvels Jockeys Koerner Rice, Bllac,
Leibert and skirvin. Bilac and Skin
y.n were unhurt. but all the others
We're injured. Martin having broken
leg, and Rice a broken collar bone.
The cause of the spill was Wild Irish =
man, which stumbled. All the fallen
horses were outsiders in the betting.
Weather clear track fast. Sum
.naries
First race, four furlongs. selling
Pinion. los (Notter). 21s to 1. won:
Seryicence, Leibert), is to !. second
Injury. 1913 tRosen), to /, third. Time.
0:4S 10
Second race, five and a half fur
longs-Uneasy LOG q. Leo. to /,
WIN, apple lOuuA. IO5 NNOIiefJ, III TO
!, second; Tartar Maid, 95 (Schlesing
err. to 1, third. Time, :07 40.
Third race, five and half furlongs,
selling-Ben Double, 40 q. Howar1y.
u to !. won; Ben Strong, 113 q. Lee),
10 to 10, second canopian. 113 (Ker-
maths. so to l. third Time, OF rs.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Carthag e.
ITO eNotter). to 1, won; Hyperion II,
! lilo 81. Lee), > to 5, second: Cooney
r., 1o7 Cv. Powers, II to 1, third.
Time, 1913 20
Fifth race, mile-Pinkola. 102h (V
Powers), 4 to 5, won; Katchemike. los
CNotter), to 1, Second; Rexane, 81
tBflac), 40 to l, third Time 1:S9 2-5.
Sixth race six furlongs. selling
Bertha E., 1O5 6v. Powers Is to l,
won; Spion, 109 q. Baker,, 20 to 1,
second; Belle Strome, 1O5 (Delaby). Z
to l. third. Time, liza.
! Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth
selling-Teo Beach, 1903 (V. Powers)
y to 1, won Funiculaire, III O.. Lee),
to !. second; Jim Simpson, Ill g.
Flynn. II to 5, third. Time, 1:471-5.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

You can't tell anything by one game
rut il looks suspiciously as though All
susta had real team. From the appear
ance of their uniforms 20 the way they
handle their bats they look to be ball
players.
And if they can keep ths clip they hit
Tuesday, it's all over but locating the
pennant pole, as far as the Sarah league
race is concerned.--Atlanta Georgian.
Manager Frank was more than pleased
With Jack Ryans showing against Cleve-
land in a whole game He will allow the
pitcher TO almostsrest and recuperate from
tie big exertion it cost him Sunday.
Guese and Bishop are in good FORM
however. Barley had notified Manager
prank of his satisfaction. If the fates
continue delaying the arrival OF Barley
ard other pitchers, Molly and Fritz the
Dutchman is going to be worried. He
expects them any old time.-New Orleans
Picayune.
There will be no practicing baseball on
sunday at the Capitol Height park.
Manager Ryan has decided to shut the
Lark up as tight as possible and here
after even the kids will be barred from
the Sunday morning workouts. Mayor
league has requested the local baseball
g, ISOLATION to discontinue the habit Of
practicing on Sunday and If he Will not
he allowed to work out in the afternoon
Manager Ryan is determined to keep the
park closed tight on sunday.-Montgom-
cry Times.
There is going to be a special train
from Birmingham, to the opening game
in this city. The sporting editors Of
defeat for Montgomery this early Well
/ will not make any predictions, but
| will say that IL Birmingham does win
The visitors will know they have been
nll against the real proposition. Now,
aui not conceding that Bit mingham Will
VIM far be it from so.-Montgomery jour
nal
Now that New Orleans has what GER
tdinly has all the earn1arks of a pen
nant winning ball team, an aggregation
that should be able to make some sort
of race in any company in the world
outside of the American league, why cant
fans in the Crescent City who nave
pulled for the Pelicans year in and yea.
or LOOK forward TO even greater cham
pionships than that afforded by the South
crn league-New Orleans Item.
The Items man, it is to be noticed.
has already won the Southern league
pennant.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

Chicago. April with the selection
of Edward L. Smith, sporting editor OF
a local newspaper, as referee arrange
lnents for the worlds championship
wrestling match here tomorrow night
between George Hackenschmidt and
Frank Gotch were, practically completed
today.
Both contestants pronounce them
selves fit to put up a hard struggle.
The match is of especial interest To
followers of wrestling. not only De
cause the worlds championship catch
as-catch can style is involved, but also
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
BASEBALL RESULTS.
PeIicans Crushed Again.

New Orleans, April 2.-(Special)-Joss
and Rhoades held the Pelicans at their
mercy today, and Cleveland won the
fourth exhibition game by the score of
Z to o. Bishop was clouted all over the
lot and was wild besides. Stovall's hitting
was a feature. Score: Rh e.
New Orleans 200 900 000--0 3 1
Cleveland PHI Ill COZ 10 0
Batteries: Bishop and Matthews; joss,
Rhoades and Davidson. Umpire, Carpen-
ter. Attendance, $50.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
Alabama Defeats Marion.

Tuscaloosa, April 2.-(SpecialD-ln an
interesting and at times exciting contest,
Alabama this afternoon defeated the base
ball team from the Marion Military in
stitute by score of to 2.
The visitors drew first blood, when in
The third inning Carter was walked to
first. advanced TO second and then to
third on successive sacrifices, and finally
tailed on Paul Jones' juggle of an in
field hit They scored again in the fourth
but after that there was nothing doing
for the prep school lads. The second
score came about as result Of the In
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
GOTCH WILL WRASILE
INIGH7T RUSS TONIGHT

because the style of the two men diff
fers materially.
understanding has always been
known as q man of terrific strength
and he wrestles along lines calculated
to give him every possible advantage
from this fact.
Gotch, on the other hand is unusual
ly agile for a man of his build. He
Is taller than Hackensch midi but is
built on slightly less powerful lines.
The match is therefore expected to
he, in some respects. contest Of
science against strength. and of speed
against might.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
AtIanta's Near Victory.

Atlanta April 2.(Special.)-Atia
had the game almost won this afternoon
but with the score 4 to against them
Grifs men pulled off Garrison finish,
which made the score look another way.
Score: ri'I
Atlanta ....VV lol W.
New york ..O10 900 Obs 6
Batteries: Mckenzie and McMurray;
Ortiz Lake and Sweeny.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
Vicious Attack on Minister.

ST. Petersburg, April 2.-The Rech pub
fishes a vicious attack upon NJ. Pavloff.
former Russian minister to Corea, accus-
ing him of extensive financial frregulari-
ties in connection with the provisioning
of Port Arthur and the evacuation of that
place by the Russian soldiers after the
war 4 commission of the war ministry
has been investigating the matter since
the war. but up to now the results of
that investigation have not been pub
lished
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
BIG. BACK TAX PAYMENT.
seorqia Railroad Agrees To Pay Taxes
To Settle Suits.

Atlanta, April 1.-THE Georgia railroad
today agreed to pay to the state, the city
Of Augusta and to Richmond county
s335. 900 in back taxes, which have been
IN litigation for number of years.
The litigation concerned 1900 shares
If the stock of the Western Railway of
Mabama, and included tax on this stock
s-Aveen 1904 and 1895. The case has been
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
DODGERS Defeat PretzeIs.

Montgomery, April 2.-tSpecial-)-lhe
Brooklyn Nationals today turned the
tables on Montgomery and won in beau
tifuI contest, to 0. The pitching of Ruck-
err a Georgia boy with the Nationals and
the home run of Hummel were the feat
,,ras Score. R.H.E.
Rroo,xlvn :. O10 001 002-4 0
Montgomery 900 900 600 A 2
Batteries: Rusker and Ritter: Van Anda'
weems. Burkett and Messitt and Shan
non.
AT Columbia: Boston (Nationals) ., Bull
falo (Eastern) 5. Nine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
Amnesty Bill Adopted.

Paris. April 1.-THE chamber of dep
uties today adopted the amnesty Dili
~ vote Of 497 to >. This bill, Which
Is prepared and submitted by the cabl-
nets grants amnesty to those who COM
mtted political offenses in 1907 in con-
neetion with the wine growers revolt
in the south of France. except in cases
of patriotism, anti-military ae-
tivity or characterization.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
Evidence Goes To Governor.

New York, April Fudge roster
of the supreme court, In this county
today denied the request of Attorney
General Jackson for the suppression OIL
the presentment of the grand jury last
wael which recommended that con-
f,icting evidence as to Mr.. Jackson
connection with the receivership of the
Hamilton bank be sent to the leeisia-
ture and the governor. me evidences
taken by the grand jury VIII now DC
sent to Albany as requested.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03
COLLEGE GAMES
Greensboro Turns Tables.


Greensboro, April 2.-(Specal. )-For Ii
innings the Southern University and the
Agricultural and Mechanical college OF
Mississippi fought most royal battle
and when the dust had passed the away
the score stood, Southern university 5,
Agricultural and Mechanical L.
The game was quick and snappy from
the start and as it grew older II grew
faster The Mississippi boys arrived
in the village with many scalps dangling
from their belts but the best they could
do with Greensboro's fast team OF lads
was to break even, winning the first
game after 10 innings.
In todays game nobody crossed the
rubber until the fifth inning, when A.
and M. scored 2, taking the lead. But
with a man on base, Crenshaw raped
out a three-bagger and scored on Schus-
sler's neat sacrifice, tying the score. In
the ninth Mississippi scored two more
on one hit but Southern university tied
the score again in her half of the ninth,
Powers handing out hree-bagger which
he stretched into a home run and Red
doch. after hitting safe, scored on Nc
Donald's single. Mississippi sent in her
famous M. Mitchell after the ninth in
ming. The Greensboro lads could not
be stopped and added another in the 18th
when Mitchell hit Sellers, who went to
second on wild throw and scored on
McDonald's beautiful single to right field.
Crenshaw for Greensboro showed excel
lent form, allowing only one hit after
the fifth inning.
R.HE.
A. and NJ - 900 02O COZ CO. s !
S. u. -. .. 900 0O2 OO2 Oh 2
Batteries: Martin. Mitchell and Dent;
Crenshaw and Killough.
Struck out: BY Martin 6, by Mitchell
2 by CrenShaw 8.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

before the Georgia supreme court the
United States court of appeals and the
supreme court of the United States, and
was settled through decree entered
after agreement today among the lit
igants.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

Don't forget Frisco $40 in
Interchangeable Mileage books.
Only road pulling mileage on
trains and checking baggage
without extra exchanging for
tickets. Ask for them. 105 N.
Goth St. Brown Marx Bldg.
Terminal Station.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

Don't forget Frisco $40 in
Interchangeable Mileage books.
Only road pulling mileage on
trains and checking baggage
without extra exchanging for
tickets. Ask for them. 106 N.
Goth St. Brown Marx Bldg.
Terminal Station
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

STUCK out. Smith 8, T tIaVI T. I'''74E UT
balls: Smith ), Fesier ,.
At Georgetown: Georgetown >, Am
herst 0. -
At Washington: Georgetown IL, Gallau-
Diet ?
At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Is, Al
bright ,.
At Charlottesville: Cornell A. Virginia e
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

Southern Railway now offers
through sleeper accommodation
to New York on the afternoon
train leaving 4::25.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

Save on your doctors bills. How? Eat
wholesale delicious Sugar Glen molasses.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-04-03

Cheaper rates to all eastern
points reached via Southern
Railway effective April l.
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WHAT OTHERS SAY.

1t charlottesville: Cornell 4. virgins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22
CUPR|C COMPANY
IN BEAVER COUNTY
INTERESTS Identified With Horn
Silver Mine Take Over
Washington Group.
A NEW SHAFT IS TO BE SUNK
Location Within Mile of Ncwhousc
Tunncl--M. G. Morris
Manager

The Washington mine in Beaver
county is in new hands, and, accord
ing to information received from the
east today, new company has been
formed and has taken over the assets
OF the old Washington Mining COM
pany.
The new corporation Is known as
the Cupric Mines company. which mas
come into existence under the laws OF
the state of New Jersey. with capital
stock of 100000 shares of the par value
OF 81 each. and among the incorpora-
tors are n J. Harrison. president OF
the Horn Silver Mining company, who
will also perform the duties of chief
officer of the Cupric Mines company.
The Washington mine was one OF
the active properties in the pioneer
days of mining in Utah, and when the
Horn Silver company conducted its
own smelling works, ii was the chief
source of supply for iron tluxing ores.
In later gears, the Washington COM
rany shipped considerable silvcrie
ore TO the Salt Lake valley shelters;
but the mine was never developed to
the stage whore 1t could be depended ON
as q steady producer.
The territory embraced In the hold
ings Of the company consists of six
teen unpatented lode mining claims,
located adjoining the possessions Of
the Horn Silver and Imperial Copper
Mining companies. Two inclined shafts
have been sunk, each to depth OF
about 200 feet.
1t was learned today from NJ. G.
Norris, who is TO be manager of the
new enterprise, that neither of the Old
workings will be utilized, it having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22

California. where he and Mrs, Newell
spent the winter.
The Inlay Mining company has Its
initial car OF ore In the local market
which Is valued at about SAL per ton
General Manager l.. Hanchett and
Mine Manager l.. $. Gates OF the Bos-
ton Consolidated are in Bingham to-
day.
An Ely paper says the veteran Utah
miner. Matt r. Gisburn, is Develop
ing mining properties near the Steptoo
smelter near McGill.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company were; Crude ore ana CON
centrate, 100000; base bullion, 500
600.
The dividend declared by the direc-
tors OF the Utah mine at Fish Springs
yesterday Is payable on the 26th INST
and the books of the company close
tomorrow.
Ed Shorrard of the Seven Troughs
Gold Coin Mining company has gone
to the Seven Troughs mining district
on company business. While ON the
ground he win start an active devel-
opment campaign
The chair of physics In the UNIVERSE
ty of South Dakota was offered the
other day I'm New York to ID. w. jess
sup of this city, who takes his degree
of mining engineer next week at Co.
lumbia. The offer was not accepted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22
PRICES HIGHER,
TRADING BRISK

New York. May 22.--The opening
prices stocks showed the advancing ten
dency in force at the close yesterday,
still strongly in evidence. Trading was
brisk Pacific Mail advanced j, Mis-.
souri, Pacific IL and Reading, Erie ana
American Smelling /,
Higher prices were recorded before
the market reacted. Union PACING ana
Reading were in exceptional dmand The
practically wipd out later declines which
drove Amalgamated Copper l Is below
yesterdays closing, Northern American
a. and st. Paul and Northwestern l.
Announcement of the filing of the gov
ernments suit against the New Haven
for violation of ANTITRUST law induced
heavy selling of stocks In all parts OF
the list. Declines of point or more
from last nights level became quite gen
eral. Prices rallied a fraction at noon
Bonds were heavy.
Round amounts of National Lead We're
bought which checked the decline in 9th
er stocks When the list grew steady
IL became very dull.
A recovery in the market cancelled
the forenoon losses in the Hill and Har-
rlman stocks. St Paul, Reading and
American Smelling. but when prices
reached parity with yesterday clos
ing. the market weakened again. Pa
ciGc Mail reacted to y below last
night on reports that the ship subsidy
measures had been defeated.
The market closed easy at about the
lowest Prices moved very uncertainty
and ran OFF late in the day to lower
level than earlier. St Paul's decline
reached ~, Reading and PennsNi-
vania ] IS Rallies were small and in
decisive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22
NEW BLAcKHoRsE MILL,
Bond Issue of Fifty Thousand Dollars
Has Been lndCrwFlItcn

The bond issue of $4,000 made by the
BlaCkhorsc Reduction company to raise
funds for building It's 20-stamp mill in
the Blackhorse district. says tho White
Pine News. has been underwrItten by
Rurnham. Bennett 4 co, Of Boston, and
the money for carrying on the work Is
available Manager A. q. Burritt of Salt
Lake has announced that the work of
constructing the mill would be started
Just ms soon as materials could be as
scmblod The water supply already
has been provided and great deal OF
orc is awaiting treatment. Consider
abb new work has been started by
lease holders ana mine owners In anti
cipation of the market to be provided
for their ores.
Strong community of interest exists
between tho reduction company and
the Amalgamated Mines & Power COM
pany, and the latter company will have
first call upon the capacity OF the new
min for the handling Of its ores. II is
the intention, however. 70 give other
producers a good show, and TO that end
the capacity of the mill win be in
creased To- meet the demands upon It.
q. II, Durham, Jr senior mem-
Der OF the Arm that has UNDERWATER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22
NoTIcE ro coNrnAcroRs.

Senled bids VIII he received n.y. 70
SATURDAY, juno Sth, 1908. nj : p, m, by
the directors ~ the state Bank Of Beav-
or County. ut Beaver CITY. Utah and b"
Illienherg e Maeser n,rchiteets 23G-ssl
Commercial club BUILDING. SAT- Lake
ing nj Milford Utah according 10 plans
and spccihcntions prenared by nhoNe
nnmnd architects Henarate bids viii be
received Tor each ~ the several clnssos
Of work. via: Mason, rarpenter plaster-
nR. naintlnG tin and gHivnnlzed iron
heating aud plumbing Each hid must be
accompanied bV @ certified check OF <
nor cent Of the amount or said bid made
pavahle 10 the State Bank Of Beaver 90
The successful bidder will be required
10 alive bond equal 10 one-half amount
NJ contract prico. Rights reserved To re-
iect any or al bids Plans and snecln-
cations mag be seen NJ Milford. I'tah
and al prohltoots' office al Salt Lake
Ciiv. on aud after Nav IN, la0s.
BY order % tive Roe "a of Directors
State Bank OF Heaver 90.
~ +. Epson, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22
NEW YORK STOCKS.

James a. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, receiv-
ed over their private wire this after
noon:
Butte X London, 35@45: Cumberland
Ely, 77sGS; Giroux Consolidated, 37s
as; Nevada Con. 11N4l2: Nevada
Utah, S7-l6@S1s; Nipissing, 6%@7
Newhouse, 77s@71a Tennessee Copper
1864 @SI; Utah Copper. 31A@3lta; First
National Copper. 2isd2ss; Davis DAILY
3M31s; Dominion Copper, 1h41A; Ely
Central. 1aD7; Ely Consolidated 3-16D
4 Furnace Greek, 1911 Boston Con.
l2& OBS; Yukon, 37s@41k; Miami 596is:
Greene G. & S. com. A99s; Mitchell
IA q; Montgomery ShoshOne, 7s015-16;
Nevada Smelling, 1s@1A; Silver
Queen. 1h@1 3-l6; Silver Leaf, 13@15
King Edward. 9s@& Foster Cobalt, so
@64; Colt Central, 30la@31 McKin-
ley-Darragh, Mas; Tintic Mining. 3s4
al: Gibraltar, 5@6; Salt Lake Cop,
i4A asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-22
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by a private wire by Bad
ger Brothers, brokers. 100 south Main
street.
Adventure, 1lsG2ls; Arcadian 3is@
4 Atlantic, l7AqlSh; Arizona, 1888 q
1874 Bingham Com 156fl 90, Boston
Con, i2A ala Butte Coalition. 223. a
90 Calumet & Arizona, 1.O9laql 10: ca
lumet & Hecla. 6.75Q6.s5; Centen,
NAL 2ila asked, CON Mercur 80
N4o, Copper Range, 5l071A' Franklin,
st349' CRANKY. 90W95; Greene Cannnsa
9laQ99i; Hely., 2l6@2i6, Isle Roy 2Om
q La Sale l4A al5M Mass 3Q3ia.
Mexican Con- hQh; MiGtgan, 10
asked; Mohawk, 52Q5i; Nevada Con.
l2@ Is: North Butte 63& @64: Old
Dominion, 35h@ts; Osceola, S6@S9;
Parrot, era az Quincy S4mS6;
Rhode Island ga u shannon, 1881
a. p; Santa re, 2a4; Tammarack, 60
Q62; Trinity. l3ia@H; 4. s. smell
Ing, 9siz W39; L. $. smeller pfd, 42ls
m4S; Utah Cons. 4liapA Victoria
AZ Qb; Union, 5A 46; Wyandotte so
m67; Wolverine, 1s4ml.36