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The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
HEMPHILL HAS TONSu.ITIS.
OutheIder VIII BE Back
I'm Fold shortly.
eciai TO The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
New York. April 14-Outhelder Charley
Hemphill of the Highlanders. who was
taken i'll in Washington. on Monday. and
was hurried 10 this city for treatment.
was found 10 be suffering from a severe
attack Of tonsilitis to-day. At h-st typhoid
was feared, but symptoms Of the disease
soon disappeared and the physicians said
to-day that he viii be able to play ball
again in about ten days.
It is understood that Gardner will soon
replace Ball at second base. while II is
just possible that Cree Will remain in the
outfeld.
Chase sent a telegram 10 the Highland
ers' headquarters here to-day TO the effect
that he viii be ready TO join the team on
May l, but it IS more probable that May
Is will be the date OF his temperance on
the diamond
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
MARINES SHOW PROPER CLASS.
Capital City League Nine Has Inside
Playing Ability.

BY The size Of the score in the Marines
vs. Warwicks game Of Sunday afternoon
Il looks as though there VIII be some
thing doing in the Capital City League
this summer. and that unless something
Unforeseen happens The Marines will cap
ture the flag The Marines used tie
double steal repeatedly. and also the
squeeze play. which demonstrated their
inside playing abilities
Ritter VIII be on the mound for the
Marines in their next same. on Tuesday
afternoon al the Marines grounds. Sew
enceenth and D streets southeast. st 2-so
p. m, when they clash again With the
team representing the L. s. s. Nav
flower.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
SAILOR BURKE LOSES ON FOUL.
Hits Below the Belt and Decision Il
Awarded 10 BIZ McKinnOn.

Boston, April li.-Ssilor Burke. OF New
York. landed q straight right very low
In the eleventh round OF his bout with
Bin McKinnon, OF Roxbury. az the
Armory A A. tonight. and the local
man was given the decision because
Of foul Twice before. according 10 the
referee. Burke hlt low. and was warned.
The blow that lost Burke the bout was
plainly seen by those al the ringside
but II did not appear TO hurt McKinnon.
and the sailor protested against being
sent 10 his corner. The bout Was a
wicked one, Burke having the best OF
the encounter in the early rounds. while
Mchinnon came strongly IN the last few
ana had his opponent groggy on several
occasions
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Greenwich A. c. Organizes.

The Greenwich Athletic Club baseball
team has organized for the season and
would Ike 70 hear from all uniformed
teams in the District The team is com
posed Of the following players:
Joseph Miller. Dan Grady. John Young
c Saffel. John Burke, Frank Murphy
William Miller, Dan Murphy. L.osJis
Nichols. Karl Young. Edward Miller
Frank Rest. and John Grady. ~ Address
all challenges to Frank Rest, manager
1907 Lincoln road.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Marines Play Government HospI,aI.

The United States Marines VIII plav
the team representing the Government
Hospital for the Insane on the Iatter's
grounds az 2:20 p. m. tomorrow after
noon This is the first time the Marines
have met the Hilltop players since 1907
and good game is expected Following
IS the probable lineup OF the Marines.
Harris second base; Beriick. shOrtsrop.
Meagher. first base, Amey. catcher: .Snv-
der, ceHter field; Nuss. left field; O'Con-
nor. right field; Beusse. third base: Ritter
or LOwellen pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Little Boy. the Carlisle football PLAYER.
has signed 10 catch for the Burlington
Qowa) club.
Jimmy Collins thinks his Minneapolis
team IS the fastest minor league club he
has ever seen.
Il looks as though the Pirates let q
live one get away when they allowed Tate
10 drift 10 Louisville. This fellow is hit
ting the bail like house afre. but Is
Noefelly weak on the bases
HOnus Wagner says that he'll be with
the Pirates al the opening. but that he
won't be able 70 play BAH for az least
two weeks. His basketball finger stin
bothers him
Rube WaddeII has kept fairly quiet dur
ing the training season. He seldom be-
gins press-agenting TIL the campaign is
really under way.
Bushelman. a young pitcher sold Just a
few days ago for $500. once was wanted
by the Red Sox. vino offered S50C0 Tor
him. but would not pay $500. the price
Armour put on the player.
Hemphm suu thinks he got stung in
the Official records. Two more hits last
season would have made his record 800.
and he swears he got them. but lost them
IN the scoring tablets somewhere
After looking over 2lmmerman's work
from all angles. Manager Chance. OF the
Cubs. has decided that Artie Hoffman
would make a better second baseman,
and VIII give him the regular berth until
Johnny Evers puts in an appearance.
The ST Paul American Association club
has released -Inaelder Tracey 10 the Ia
Cross Club, Of the Observation-Disclosures
League
outheider Crum has been released by
the St Louis American Club 10 the New
Bedford Club. Of the New England
League.
The Trenton Tri-State League Club has
signed Second Basemaa James Miller. OF
Pittsburg, Pa, OF last seasons Canton
Club
The Birmingham Southern League Club
has sold Rube Gardner 20 Shreveport <or
$50 and has uncondltionaIy released Lou
Walters.
Umpire Jack O'Toole. the best IN the
South Michigan League for three seasons.
has signed 20 work Tor the Ohio-Pennsyi-
vania League
The 81. Louis American Club has asked
for waivers on Catcher smith. the Pu-
eblo recruit, but the Cincinnati National
Club refuses 20 waive.
The ST Louis American Club has de-
eided 70 recall Pitcher Bill Bailey from
the Pueblo Western League Club. giving
Pitcher Swift instead
The Augusta South Atlantic League
Club has released Pitcher rip Reagan
outright. and has secured Pitcher CriHn
from the Atlanta Southern League Club
The Rocky Mount Eastern Carolina
League Club has signed Howard ". Lam
bert for four years shortstop OF the
Mount St Mary's College team Of En-
mitsburg. Nd
Pitcher Dick Reuter-, OF Honolulu. has
broken his contract with the Pueblo
Western League Club. and has Joined the
Oakland Club, OF the OUTLAW California
state League.
Pitcher Emerson. drafted BY Memphis
from the Reading Tristate League Club.
has jumped his reservation ana has
signed with the Reading Club OF the out
law Atlantic League.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

The Brookland team. OF the Capital City
League. defeated the Technical High
School team at the Brookland grounds
yesterday in a well-played game by s 10
4 The features OF the game were the
heavy hitting Of the Suburbanites and
the pitching OF Capt Gray, who, twirIine
the last inning for Technical struck out
the three batters who faced him The
batteries were: Brookland. Green and
Darnell, Technical Krafts, Gray and
Morris.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
ENGAGE TRAINING QUARTERS.
Dupont Athletic Club Nine VIII
work Ont at Bervvyn.

Berwyn. Nd. April l4-Owing TO the
hard schedule mapped out by Manager
Ingersol. It was found necessary 10 send
the Dupont Athletic Baseball Club 20
some advantageous training camp. After
due consideration the country home OF
Granville, Bradford was-selected as its
quarters.
II is hoped by the may followers of
the Duponts that their practice garas
under the management OF Coach Brad
ford. Will be most beneficial
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

New York. April IEThe heavyweight
championship fight Of twenty rounds be-
tween Jack johnson and Stanley Ketch-
sll. TO be decided az Colma. Cal. October
=. was clinched to-day BY Promoter
James Coaroth. who has agreed to hang
up 60 per cent Of the gross receipts. After
Johnson had seen kaufman fail in his
attempt 10 stop Ross in ten roUnss last
night he was soon in close consultation
with Cofroth and Britt. KetcneTs man
ager. There was another coLfab Eo-1ay.
and articles OF agreenlLnt Eele signed,
both johnson and Ketchen accepting
Cofroth's terms. including n 6 and . per
cent division OF the moneys. vita d bet =
$500 on the side. which had been posted
KeteheII a Good Drawing Card
Conroth. in promoting big fights. never
acted from a sentimental 0oiat OF view.
and. while he has always ben q close
friend OF Kaufman and Delaney. he says
that for purely business reasons lie -
ci6ed some time ago that Kescheil was
much better drawing card than 1suf7,ar.
giving as a reason that while Kaufman
and JACK CTwinl Sullivan drew less
than $500 IN a 2s-round bout Al Colma.
Ee-chelI in another go with Sullivan
boxed 70 more than Sl20G0. Since ketch-
Ell practically knocked out o O'Briea. Cor
roth saws that CalifOrnisls have simply
gone daft over the Michig n pugiiist, and
are confident that he las = royal chance
70 win J0hnsOn's title.
johnson reassured that kaufman IS
nor the fighter that Delaney says he IS,
showed no hesitation in accepting the
match with Ketcheil. and although the
negro has q colfab on for tomorrow with
Delaney. IL is believed there VIII be moth
sng dcing in spite OF Delaney's assertion
right after the Ross fight that Kaufman.
n matched with Johnson for fOrJy-ive
rounds. would win decisively. Ketchel,
when he learned that he had been
matched with johnson, was delighted
KetchelI Is Confident.
.-Iru beat him. sure" he said 7 know
he can't hurt me. and furthermore he
can't keep away from nle, Ike O-Brien-
All want IS 70 get home q few smashes
in the body and I'll bring Johnson 50
that can knock his head OF. When
get into the ring III scale az 10 OF per
haps 1so. FOR III have more than I'VE
nlo1ths 10 build Up. I VIII be heavier
than ever before. and viii also be faster
and more aggressive Besides I can
punch harder than Burns and can take
more punishment II Johnson could n0e
stop Burns in fourteen rounds you can
bet he can't put ne away
johnson declares that KetcheIl VIII be
an easy mark for him.
The society Ior the prevention OF cru
city 70 children should interfere said
Delaney. While Ketcheu is only a boy
with no experience. with little or no SCI
euce. he viii not hit Johnson because OF
the aecr0's heighth strength, reach. and
defensive tactics I shall take Kaufman
70 Europe and VIII 90 after Burns. Nc
Eey, Jeanette. and Langford. By defeat
ing ali these men kaufman viii prove
that he is entitled 20 fight Johnson"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Dalton Goes TO HagerstOwn.

sfeclaI @ Iho Wasllnefon EeTalo
Hagerstown. Nd. April 14-Dalton. the
star twirler of Eastern College. Front
Royal, Va. has been signed by Manager
Boyer for the Hagerstown club this sef.-
son. Dalton Is brother OF Percy Dali
ton. with Winchester last season. and
now with the Chicago Americans. Pitcher
Dalton has been especially effective
against college teams this spring.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
CHAMPS START WITH VICTORY.
Chances Cubs CIfnch Game in Fifth
and Defent Cardinals 3 to /.

Chicago. April 1.-THE world champions
opened the National League baseball
season here this afternoon by defeating
the ST. Louis Cardinals. to l. before an
exceptionally large crowd. considering
the cold weather. The game was won BY
the Cubs in the sixth inning when Zim-
norman. playing at second base IN Evers'
place. hit to the right field fence, scoring
two runs
Bresnahan's squad played a snappy
game and gave the Cubs a contest from
start TO finish. Overall pitched for the
Chicago team and Lush for St. Louis.
Cco-a.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Maisons-Lafitte. France. April 1.-THE
race for the Prix Montgerou. 3,ooO francs,
l.400 meters. was won to-day by Carter's
Cos; Niloonnet's Hygie was second, and
de Ia Mares Clytemnestre. third
The American horse, Susquehanna, was
unplaced.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
~ By BILL BAILEY. ~

Rain alone saved the New York
from an ignominlous defeat at the hands
of the Nationals yesterday" says
Frenchy.
The pole star was badly dimmed.
Covalesk got his bumps al Boston yes
terday afternoon. Bet the New York
papers will eat this stuff alive.
The tariff on champagne isn't worth
arguing about Most men when they
reach the hampsgne-purchasing stage
don't care whether il costs 81 or SO a
bottle.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
New York Turfmen Hold Confab.

New York, April 14.-At a meeting of
the Association Of owners and Breeders.
held at the Office OF the Jockey Club to-
night. a committee was formed TO confer
with the association and draft conditions
of stakes to be guaranteed by this COM
The chairman stated that
guarantee fund had been raised among
owners and breeders TO an amount ex-
ceeding slN9.00Q 10 be given through the
various associations for races for the sea-
son Of 1909
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
TIMELY HITTING WINS.
Cleveland TrOunces St. Louis in the
Opening Game of Season.

St Louis. April I4-Cleveland won
from St. Louis to-day. 4 to ?. by punching
hits in the fourth inning. when Bradley
singled, Turner sacrificed, Lajoie singled
StOvau hit to Ferris. who threw wide to
plate, Bradley scoring. Clarke hit
through Wallace. Lajoie scoring. Lord
tapped our. both runners advancing.
Hinchman then singled and Stovan and
Clarke scored. Attendance 2s.Oon. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

TWO-baso hits-J0nes. Fcrris. HofiInan. D0rd.
Sacrifice hit-rHrner. Douhle plays-WaIlace 70
Williams 70 Jones. Wallace 10 Jones; Turner 70
Laj0ie TO StOyail; Turner 10 Lajoie 10 Stovan.
Base on bails-Of JOSS. I. Struck out--Ey Powell.
T. hy Joss. l. Left On hasss-St. Louis 4: CleTe-
land. .. Time q game hour and g minutes.
Umpires-NIessrs. Sheridan and perrine.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Two-hase hits-Shcckard. Holman Three-hass hits
Zimmerman. Chance. Sacrifice hit-Hofmsn
Stolen bases-Chance. Byrne- Struck Out-By Oyer-
all :: by Lash. = Bases on balls-OH Overall !:
of Lusil. > Loft IN bases-Chic3go. =: St Loius
. Hit by pitcher-By Overall. !. Wild pitch
Overall (2. Passed ball-AIoran. Time OF game
hour and IS minutes Un5ires-Messrs. KLEIN and
Kane.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Mr.. Campion had accumulated good
sized jag. and after the game progressed
three innings commenced 10 abuse the
umpire and raise Cain generally. He was
promptly put of the field. and the crowd
yelled in derisiOn. Good boy. umpire,
there's that rowdy Delehanty. Glad you
gave him what was coming TO HIM
Del at the time was on his way to
Japan with Bill Burns and others.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
VIRGINIA DEFEATS U. OF Pa.
Capt. HOf's Heavy Stick Work
Mainly Responsible for Victory.


University Of Virginia. April lf.-Under
very unfavOrable weather conditions
Virginia defeated Pennsylvania by the
score Of 10 0. The varsity scored its four
teenth victory. and the winning streak
keeps up. Capt Hon secured three hits.
and was mainly responsible for Virginia's
victory Fitchett's playing in center
field was OF the spectacular order. Carl
Walker was in the box for Virginia, and
kept the visitors guessing all the time.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
COVALESKI HIT HARD
BOstOns Land on Poles De-
livery and Clinch Game.
THE FINAL SCORE IS 9 TO 5

DOvey's Colts Have Batting Lamps
Trimmed and Take Part In Swat
fest, which Continues Throughout
the Game-Aoren, Who Relieves
COvaIeskI, Also Hit Hard.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Dolly Gray. the star twirler Of the
Pacific Coast last year, was seen by the
writer last night. and expressed consid-
cradle surprise al the size Of the crowd
for the opening game here Monday 4
guess this Is a pretty good ball town. -
he remarked. 10 which Charley Smith and
others replied: you bet your life it Is
the best in the world for a city Of this
size
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
GAME IS CALLED OFF
Rain POstpOneS Nationals
Yankees Contest.
WIND FALL FOR srALLINGS

Sew yOrlkS' Manager Discovers Gold
on His Georgia PIantatiOn-WaIter
johnson VIII Be Out in Uniform
Tomorrow or saturday-Jim Dele
hanty Springs a Good One.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
ImpossIble storv beglnnings:

----Ec-1~AD-S SUI o---+----p--
l shall be too busy 70 go 20 the ball
game to-day Hypo Reid was seen
drinking a glass OF water The Nationals
returned home from their first Western
trip leading the An srican League Joe
Cantillon wore a vest that failed 20 at
tract attention The Press Club baseball
team In its first practice yesterday
Doc" White has been pulling strong
for Billy Sullivan as the next manager
Of the Chicago Americans. and his wish
has been gratifed.
Dear Bill; VIII you kindly act as
judge over a bet made on the last big
Marathon race held in New York? The
bet was on Longboat and Shrubb only.
bet that Longboat would beat Shrubb.
Ny friend claims the money, as Shrubb
ran the longest distance I claim that
the bet is OF. as neither man ran the re-
CURED distance. q. 3. II.
Answer-AII bets declared of.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
'Batted for Sullivan in the ninth.

TTo-base hit-AiOriarity. Sacrifice hit-Schmidt-
Stolsn base CraTath. Base on balls-Oh Mulin I.
Left on bases-Detroit. &; Chicago. / Struck out
By Aullin. ): by smith. 3. Double play-9Iullin %
Bush % Rossman- Time Of game-l hour and p
inmates. Um3nes-Messrs. OLoughlin ard KerWin.
Atten5ance-u 5iL
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
LYNCHBURG LOSES OUT.
Charlotte, by Superior Batting,
Takes Game Quite Handny.


Lynchburg. Va. April 14-Charlotte out
played the locals this afternoon and had
an easier time winning than the score
seems 10 indicate. Finn was a puzzle
to Lynchburg. while Griffin. a try-out. who
held the Boston Nationals, Altoona. and
New York well in hand earlier this
month, was easy for the Carolina Asso-
ciation trailers. The game was played
in mud, under lowering clouds. which
Oozed several times. and before the small
est crowd ever seen here at ball game.
The visitors deserved to win the game.
because Of the good hitting and Iistless
play Of the Shoemakers. Score:
RH.E
Lynchbgrg ............ OI 0lOOl-3
Charlotte. e..-...--.-.---- Ol IA Il 2
Batteries-Grifin and Caul; Finn G.d Warner.
TFurrt Il T.a.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

on balls-OH Ferguson. ;. OF Morea. l. Syruck
out-By Ferguson. 5; BY Coyaleski. 4 by Nioreu. Z
Home rn-Dahen. TWo-base hits-Titus. MaEee
DOoin e. Ferguson Dahlen. and Bate. Sacrifice
hits-Csraut Doolin and C0Talcski B8lk-liatteTu
Hit by pitcher-By Ferguson. !: by MatteTn. l.
Wild pitches-Nl0en > UEpires. Messrs Rigler
and Truby. Tine Of game-I hour and 81 minutes
Attendsnce-3.7oe.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At lndianar aralis-iudiarspclis. :. Taledo. .
AZ Lc'lisville-Lo'iisviiie c. Columbia. L
A. Milwaukse-Milwaukce. 9. s. Paul. 8
At Kansas Cify-Minneapols 2, Kansas city. q
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

A light running and noiseless car Is al
ways a sign OF a good driver, who takes
pride in his work
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 1.
Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati, o.
Boston, o; Philadelphia, 8.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

yaBhingtOn-New YOrk-Rain.
tOn-PhiIadeIphia-R
Cleveland, 4; st. Louis, 2.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
OTHER CANES.

At Niagara. \. Z Sirgara University. %:
Rochester University. g.
A. Durham. y. c-Trinity. I; 81. Joha's,
At caslisle-IndianS. A. AsrcersbUrg. 6.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
Trinity, :. St. JohA,s. 1.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Durham. n. c.. April 14.-Trinity defeat
ed St Johns this afternoon by hard and
well directed hits in the fifth. scoring FIVE
runs with the aid OF a costly passed ball.
ST. Johns reached first but twice in the
game. In the opening inning Catcher
Crew hit for two bases and scored on
Trinity's expensive error. 1t was the Wis
itor's only hit. and CAN'T struck out If
teen men. Stevens gave way to Rosley in
the fifth. and a series of hard hits with
an error let in two more runs.
The game was fast and spectacular. well
matched. barring The two innings. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
GOTCH DOWNS TURK
Yussiff MahmOut No Match
for the American.
WINS TWO STRAIGHT FALLS

Crowd of $4,000 See Match in Chi
cagO-CrOtch and Half Nelson
Land Victory for Worlds Cham
Dion-FirSt Fall in Eight Minutes
and the Second in Nine.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
KETGHELL GETS BOUT
Promoter CoffrOth Clinches
Match with johnson.
NEGRO ACCEPTS PROPOSITION

Agrees 10 Terms, InciudinE a IS
and 35 Per Cent Division OF Net
Receipts witk an Extra Side Bet
OF s5,coc-DeIaney RfdicuIes the
Match-KeteheIP Is CONFIDENT.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Pitcher Dick Reuter-, OF Honolulu. has
orcken MS contract with The Pueblo
estern League Club. and has joined the
Oakland Club, OF the OUTLAW California
state League.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

Little Boy. the Carlisle football player.
has signed TO catch for the Burlington
Qowa) club.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Pitcher Emerson. drafted BY Memphis
rom the Reading Tristate League Club.
mas Jumped his reservation and has
signed with the Reading Club OF the out
law Atlantic League.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
ALL ABOUT LITTLE PU VI. THE
RULER OF FOUR HUNDRED
MILLIONS.

brought from abroad lie will have
railroad trains photographs and cleo
ttical car lines. and he may perhaps
have Teddy bears and Billie possums.
Ho VIII have watches ana clocks ~ an
kinds. Indeed. there is already % large
collection of such n the imperial pal
aces. and when thc last emperor was a
hoy he amused himself by taking them
tp pieces and trying to uut them to-
gethcr aEuin. he dld not always sue
coed. and Tho tii empress dowagor
was in constant fear that Kwang Su
would ruin tho clocks hho loved most.
As his baby majesty grows older he
should have all sorts OF tutors. and %
may hp thot he win he allowed to
travel over the country and see some
thing of bis empire as n really is Such
"a thIng has not been possible with the
emperors ~ the past. but his infant
majesty Is no more secluded now than
the mikado was when he was "a baby
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ana put 10 iu sedan ca.r which was
covered with yellow a.N. und thea
started boo % gHui procession to lay 10
away In the imparI.l archives. Thsca
were soldiers to guard tine procession.
and men with whips wont 'u advance
90 drive the common ueI.'c out OF the
way Incense was carried in frout of
the chair bearing the proclamation. aul
men with great umbrellas of Imperial
yellow followed behind Tine officials
who went with 20 were gorgeous
dressed and the whole was really i'm.
posing THE procession marchcd right
down lo the gate above which D was
standing. and photographed IL as il
PASSED on below me-
Pu yrs FIRST EDICTs
Tho baby monarch began to Nork im.
mediately after De came Co the throne.
According 90 law, AN the Imperial
cdicts are put forth m his name. and
many have been ISSUED which seem
ridiculous as coming from tho mouth
of 2-ycar-old child. understand
that they were written hy tho great
statesman and scholar Chang chi Tuug.
but that the people suppose that they
come from the mouth oft the emperor
Here is the way iu which Pu vi de-
sCribos his feelings 8s Co The deaths
of the emperor and the Old empress
doWaFer;
"All who have blood and breath can
not but mourn We weep tears Of blood
and beat upon our hearts. How can We
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ana the present crown primo, 80
goes everywhere China ts daps
changing that u IL hnnou.thi. Iapid
what the people may auov. a. 20 %
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takes the actual rule I'm HE uh an
he lives. he viii surely be- the snus
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AMY pe me richest ana greatest ,I WV
featuring nation ON earth manu-
FRANK @. CARPENrr,,
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