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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07
LARGER PARKS
FOR BALL GAMES
Big Lcaguc NIagnatcs Making Prepar-
aioDs 10 Gather in More Coin
Some Extensive Plans.

Pttsburg and the Philadelphia Ath-
lotIcs opened their fine new plants this
past season, whllc New York md Brook
Iyn made extensive additions to their
seating capacity. Tho coming year VIII
see modern structures at Charley Com
lskey's new grounds in Chicago. which
will be ready for use in midsummer
One OF the finest parks In the country
Will be tho new one at Cleveland. which
is being built on the old site. made IA
nous by the old Cleveland Spiders of
the National league. Additional ground
has boon taken In. and a beautiful stand
Is in process of erection. The new
Cleveland plant Will provide seats Tor
Ii 900 persons. and there Is room tor a.
600 people before a soul mas got 10 70
out on the field President Kllfoyl says
that he can take care OF 5000 fans ana
leave plenty of room for the playing
OF the game. n feature of the CleVe-
lnnd stand, which is new In the Ameri-
can League, Is the providing OIL dress d,a5s
ing room for the players OF the visit
ing team, as is done ON every grounds
In the National league.
Tho Browns have a brand new Stand
I'm St Louis and Cardinal park there has
also been greatly improved. The Detroit
extend their plant at Bennett park.
which is entirely inadequate TO tho nam
ding of large crowds.
Cincinnati is spending $1,000 on I'm
provements that Will add 5000 to Its
seating capacity.
pnrk In the two major leagues VIII be
equipped in modern fashion, TO keep
pace with the great growing interest
in the national game.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

NOTICE in hereby given that a
the Columbus Consolidated Mining Com
pany. corporation of Utah. has been
duly called to be held and same
Will be held at the orricc of the Com
pany in the Judge Building corner OF
Main and Third South streets Salt
Lake City. Utah. on the nth day OF
December. 1909. at 10 o'clock a M of
that day. for the purpose OF voting to
amend and amending the Articles OF
incorporation OF tho Company. and par
ticularly Article NJ thereof so that
said Article XI will hereafter read as
follows. to-wit:
ARTICLE NJ.
The term OF office of said officers
and Directors shall be for ono year and
until their successors arc elected and
oualineds and they shall be elected by
The stockholders at the regular annual
stockholders' meeting, which shall be
held at tho general office OF this cor
poratlon In Salt Lake city. Utah. on the
first Tuesday IN juno. 1910. and annu-
ally thereafter at the same place. al
1000 oclock n. m. of that day. No no.
tice OF any future annual meeting OF
stockholders need be given to the stock
holders Any of said officers or Di-
rectors may be removed by two
thirds vote OF the stockholders called
for that purpose"
BY order OF the Board of Directors
CHARLES A. WALKER,
President
S. a. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
Dated November 18th. 1902
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OPPOSITION TO WARD
AND THE CAUSE

New York. Dec. 6.-Tho real cause of
opposition 10 John M Ward to lead the
older league is cropping out Tho nlay-
crS revolt In 1880 generally known ss
inc brotherhood, was under Wards lead
ership. Grounds were secured In ali tbo
DIG cities. and offers of fabulous salaries
caused practically all the star PLAYERS TO
Jump contracts. The National league at
tempted to hold the players under what
is known In baseball lore as the rescrve
cause. wards was the celebrated case
ia New York. although Rusle. Ewing and
others OF the original Giants were equal
ly Interested
The courts held that there wss no
equity In holding an option on a BALI
players services, and every case was
iost 10 the league at that time. Later
tic pennsylvania courts handed down
an opposite opinion. 1t will bo remem.
bered that Lajoie. Flick and bernhard
Jumped" the Philadelphia Nationals
and went tc the Cleveland Americans,
Until the two big leagues buried tho
hatchet In 1903 these players found Il
convenient to Keep outside tho PennsyI-
vanla state limits to avoid arrest for
contempt of court. While tho PLAYERS
drew their immense salaries for a time
after Wards detection, the hackers soon
grew tired of throwing good money
aftcr bad and for time the National
league managed to exist In peace But
only during the last six years has there
been anything like an Opportunity 10
make receipts cover expenses and show
profit. And the whole trouble dates
from the time when Ward led the re-
volt.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective siEn-
crs forfurth erinformation.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division. In and Tor SAT- Lake
County, State of Utah. In the matter
of the estate OF Nathan Gedge. Deceased.
Notice.-Tho petition of Charlotte Gedse.
administratrix OF the estate or Nathan
Gedge. deceased. for confirmation OF the
sale of the following described real es-
tate OF said 'dccedcnt. to-wlt:
Commencing at q point on the west line
of cemetery land, thirteen chains and eigh-
teen links east from the northeast cor
ner OF lot one %. section thirty-one tsl9-
township one "a south OF range two CD
west OF the Salt I.ako Meridian. thence
along the west line OF cemetery land
In a southerly direction eighty fs0l rods.
more or less, to line In line with the
south line of lot one %; thence west
along said south line thirty t3)) chains
more or less to the southwestern corner
of lot one %; thence north along west
line OF lot one %, seventeen CD chains.
thence south thirty-flve t25) degrees cast
nine (s) chains and ATTY (5O) Inks:
thence east fiye (6) chainSs thence south
eighteen (1S) degrees east, FOUR east, Ave
chains and nifty links; themes nor'h nor about ABOUT
and eighty ts0) links: thence north SET
enteen 17) degrees. thirty minutes. cast
seven "a chains and thirteen l3) links;
two (6s) links to point OF beginning.
containing thirty-three and nve-tenths
(p.5) acres. more or less. for the sum
OF $500 And upon the following terms,
pears from the return OF sale. aled in
this Court. has been set for hearing on
Friday. the 18th day OF December, AID
1909. at o'clock p. M at tho County
Court House in the Court Room OF said
Court, in salt Lake City. Salt Lake
County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 1st day OF
December. A. ID. 1903
MARGARET ZANE wITcHER,
fscai) Clerk.
BY l.. p. Palmer Deputy Clerk,
Christensen q Christensen. Attorneys
for Adminiafratrix- n.
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PROF. JOHNSON
FILES A PROTEST
1t Is Against Intercollegiate Football
Says English Game Is Far
Superior TO American.

Chicago. Dec, THE first protest
against intercollegiate football from n
professor of tho University of Chicago.
is made by Prof. Franklin w. Johnson
dean Of tho university high school. in
tho current School View. issued yester-
day.
In his article Prof johnson declares
that English Rugby. fraught with less
danger, giving more players chance to
participate and maintaining cleaner
standards of morality, is superior to the
American game
Difficulties arise from the financial
mismanagoment of school athletics and
the low standards OF sportsmanship pre-
vailing." says the article. "One ned only
visit the playing fields of Rugby on an
afternoon of half holiday. and watch
the boy athletes to realize the high
standards of honesty and sportsmanshlp
attainable, which we hardy yet dare
hoped for"
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TOM McCAREY SAYS
JOHNSON is GOOD

Chicago. Dec. Tom Mccarcy
of Los Angeles. who was one of the un-
successful bidders for the big fight, and
who has staged many big fstic battle.
passed through Chicago yesterday on his
way TO the coast. coming direct from
New York.
"I consider Johnson one of the most
wonderful men who ever stepped into q
ring" said McCarey. ''and any one who
thinks he Is just going Into the arena
to take the count may revise his opin-
ion Not that 1 say that JcffrieS is
going to lose and johnson win. 1 am
not picking the winner but am just CIV
ing my opinion of Jack as a fighter
Johnson has fought before my club Sow
eral times and l don't think ever saw
q shiftier man In tho ring. He is sim
ply bigger edition OF Joe Cans. He is
the most wonderful blocker In the world
and therein lies his strength. 1t is next
to Impossible to hit him"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


VIII be received by the State Board
OF insanity, at tho State Mental hospital
May 30. 1910. consisting in part of 5000
pounds OF w w. and graham -four, co.
Wo pounds of bran; 1900 pounds OF
shorts; '.0eO pounds of sugar (Utah) I
ZOO pounds of No. l Japan rice: aG
pounds of coffee. 2.500 pounds of cream.
cry cheese; 1000 pounds of dried applesl
LOO pounds of dried peaches. 900 tons
Stack coal, % tons straw; groccrics
toT iurtnef particulars and copy OF
articles TO be bid upon. inquire of w. r.
Ii; Paxman, Steward. at the hospital
BIDS must be scaled and marked Bids
Tor Supplies and addressed 10 thu
state Mental Hospital. on OF before Dec
:. 1903 Bids opened at IL o'clock on said
date
The board reserves tho right TO rcjcc%
any and all bids not advantageous to ths
state. or TO accept any part of any bid
BOARD OF INSANITY,
BY ID. ii. Calder. MD. Supt.
Provo. Utah. Dec l. 1909.
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SHORTER SEASON.,
SAYS BAN JOHNSON

Chicago. Dec. 6.-Ban B. johnson.
president OF the American league, de-
clared tonight that the American league
York meeting next month for a shorter
season schedule and shorter games.
The most important points TO be
considered" said President johnson.
will be q shorter schedule md shorter
games. The pitcher should be made to
quit killing time. We Will try 10 do
away with the practise OF letting the
pitcher throw four balls to the catcher
unless the pitcher has Just been to
bat AS for the schedule. 1 am I'm
fnvor of making II as short as possible
Last year when the question came i,p
seven American league owners were In
favor of 14O games, and tho eighth
wanted a 15-game schedule
AS a matter of fact the American
league was set for a 1f0-gnmc schedule,
muddling up the schedule We COM
promised on l5i games, n 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07
ABE ATTELL FINDS
WHITE A TOUGH ONE

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. e-Abc Attcll,
champion feotherwelght OF the world
was forced 10 extend himself to tho
limit to. get decision over Charley
White OF Chicago in an S-round contest
tonight The decision was unpopular.
AT long range White had all the bet
ter of the fighting, landing right and
left almost at will to the champions >
head and body. but his blows seemed to
ger Attell.
Attell forced the HghtIng throughout
to clinches and punished White Sc
yerely with short-arm Jabs TO wind and
hcnd.
White proved himself a worthy on
ponent or the champion. dancing AWAY
from his rushes and taking little pun
ishment.
Attell was the first to show blood.
a Vicious right uppercut landing nush
or his mouth. Not until the last round
did he draw blood from Whites nose
The eighth round was the fastest.
both men flghting hammer and tongs
from bell to bell
1t was on Attell's superior Infiehtine
that Referee Barry based his decision,
which was hooted by many in the
crowd
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p NEW JUMPING RECORDS.
Running two hops and jump-Dan
Ahearne, 80 feet 7-l0 Inches.
Standing jump, step and 1ump-Platt
Adams, 81 feet Az inches.
NEW WEIGHT RECORDS
Throwing tho hammer. IL pounds-J. J..
Flanagan, 307 feet, "a inches,
Throwing the hammer, 16 pounds. j..
Flanagan, 1S feet, inches.
Throwing 56-pound weight-P. McDon-
aid 81 feet, Sis inches
n Putting 1s-pound shot-Ralph Rose oil
Throwing discus GIs-foot circle)-M-
J. sheridan. 139 feet, 1ois inches,
Throwing discus (olympic style)-M.
]. Sheridan. '142 feet. 1oM inches
NEW RELAY RACING RECORDS.
Ono milo give mcn)-Irish American
A. G. R. Cloughen, S. c. Northridge,
NJ. w. Sheppard. J. NJ. RosenbcrGer and
NV. c. Robbins). 317 To-
Ono mile (four mcn)-Irlsh-Amerlcan
J, NJ. Roscnbcrger and w. C. Robblns),
s:20 30. 4
-Four miles (four mcn)-Irlsh-American
a. c. (Ti. Collins, F. Reilley, j. Bromi-
low and A. r. ViviaD, 1905 AS.
NEW SWIMMING RECORDS.
$50 yards (stll. open water-C. NJ.
Daniels. 12:lS 2-5
One mile (stin, open water)-C. NJ.
Daniels. 2s;1s 2-5,
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MRS. PALMER PRESIDES
AT HORSE SHOW

Chicago. Dec. Mrs. Potter Palmer.
fresh from her social victories in Eng
land. presided" last evening at the most
purely Chicago society horse show ever
dressed horse show crowd that ever sat
around On arena in Chicago. And the
horses wero we'll worth looking at. They
formed probably the finest lot of horse
show at the big Union Stock Yard am
phitheater opened. the first blare OF tho
trumpets brought into the ring $50 heavy
draft horses. whose value alone is csti-
mated conservativeiy at N,Ooo.0co There
after, throughout the evening. there ap-
peared prize winners OF New York and
England and the best bred animals OF
our own country and tho continent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07
Company II.
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
WINS DR.. MAYO CUP

The Salt Lake high school football
team Is TO be presented with the hand
some silver trophy cup offered by DR.
IL n. Mayo TO the team winning tho
state championship two consecutive
Times, and as tho Red and Black ac-
complished the feat the cup Will be
trophies at the school. 1t is planned to
l'ave the presentation take place on Rcd
and Black day. Dec. %.
The scores made by tho team and the
names OF the members VIII be engraved
on the cup. Tho trophy is shaped like
football and Is is inches In height.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07
Rich Men,s Gins Are Poor.

besides this: 'I want 10 go on record
as saying that regard Electric Bit
ters as one OF the greatest gifts that
God has made to woman. writes Mrs.
o. Rhinevault, of vesta1 Center N.
Y, 'I can never forget what 1t has
donc for me-" This glorious medicine
gives a woman buoyant spirits. vlgor
of body and jubilant health. 1t quick
" cures Nervousness. Sleeplessness,
Melancholy, Headache, Backache.
Painting and Dizzy Spells; soon builds
up the weak, ailinS and sickly. Try
them. soc at u. c. NJ. I, Drug De-
partment, 112-114, Main St. Salt Lake
City.
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STAGES SCHEDULE
NOT COMPLETED

Chicago. Dec. 7.-Declartns that his
schedule is as yet In i chaotic condi-
tlon and that not ono game OF it VIII
be ready to announce before the end
of the week. Director Stagg got back
Hot Springs. Ark.
The veteran coach expressed the hope
that the Michigan authorities would see
their way clear to returning to the
conference this year. implying without
actually saying IL that there Is a good
chance for a Chlcago Michigan game
next fall, He latiy stated there was no
Michigan remains outside tho pale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07
WHlRR OF WHEELS
HEARD THIS EVENING

x big forco of men were hard at work
all day Monday and late into the night
cleaning out the exhibits of tho, pure
food show from the Auditorium and get
ting the rink into shape for tho Nller
skating season which begins this eve.
ming. There Will be sessions every night
except Sundays. and but one matinee a
week SATURDAYS. The season Will last
about two months. or until the beginning
of the big automobile show which starts
in February.
The management is planning LOT Sc
ries of match races between the fast
est skaters In the state and no doubt
some of the cracks from Butte and Den
yer Will be hero to race. There VIII also
be a number OF special attractions ana
society parties.
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FIGHT WILL BE
ON THE SQUARE

New York. Dec. 7.-"Tho Jenrics-John-
son fight will be absolutely on tse
square" said Promoter Gleason yestenc
day. "The men are not under pun
tacillar rounds for the picture machine.
but they will go into fight from the first
sound of the gong. Jcffrics is too BIT
ter towards Johnson to agree to DroIong
the fight and I'll miss my guess II he
does not try to knock out johnson as
quickly as possible"
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TROUBLES FOR corrRoTH.

Redwood city. Cal. Dec. Ga petit
tion to revoke the fight permit or
James w. Conroth. the promoter who
conducts an arena just over the line
from San Francisco, came up today be
fore the board OF supervisors OF san
Matco county. on the representations
OF Conroth's attorney that the pro-
moter was In New York. where he had
attended the Jenries-Johnson confer
next meeting of tho board Dec. 20. The
arena in question will probably be
the scene OF the Joflries-Johnson battle
next July unless Coffroth's permit is re-
yokcd.
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FAREWELL DINNER.

B. NJ. Burgess was the guest of honor
at dinner given by the Y. NJ. T. a.
Burgess was president of the club but
leaves the Institution to return to his old
home in England, where he Is to go into
business Toasts werc given py tne Ioi-
lowing: n. F. Jenkenscn. who was
elected TO succeed Mr.. Burgess; Elwood
s. Brown, c, L. Cox. NJ. r, Yokel. Dale
Dean Dan Shields. O. ". Harvey. ana
raNelected Secretary of tho club
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FRED CLARK WILL
CAPTAIN PlTTSBURG

Pttsburg, Dec. 7-Barncy Dreyfus.
president of the Pittsburg baseball club,
yesterday made the positive announce
ment that Fred Clark would direct the
play OF the PittsburSs in 1910 campaign:
''Whcn Clark and I parted last fall.
said Dreyfus. ''he told me he would be
back in the spring and that is enough
for me. He will lead the team next
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07
AMATEUR BOUTS.

There was another largo crowd at TIE
Manhattan club Monday evening to wit.
ness the amateur boxing bouts arranged S
by Manager Hardy DOWNING 1sho ana ,.on- ome
testants were evenly matched and there
was no loafng on the part OF the box
ers. The iaughablc feature was the bat
tic royal between tiye big negroes. oeot oet
of the worId-be fighters and made them
all Quit.
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sTUNG FOR 10 YEARS

by 1ndiSestions pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth Of medicine
in vain. B. f. Ayscuc. OF Ingleside.
n, c.. at last used DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. and writes they wholly
cured him. They cure Constipation.
Biliousness. Sick Headache, Stomach,
Liver. Kidney md Bowel troubles 25c
at Y. c. M. ]. Drug Department. 112-
114 Main St, Salt Lake City.
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NO Cert. ELISHA TltIersau ,Sf,Vp d.UO
And In accordance with the law and
an order OF the Board OF Derlctors mado
on tho 4th day of Setembor, 1909. so many
shares of each parcel of stock as may
be necessary Will be sold at public auc-
tion at the office of the Secretary of tho
Company. 325 Atlas Block. Salt Lake
City Utah. on Wednesday, the Sth day OF
December. 1900. at 10 O'Clock 4. m, to pay
the delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with the cost of advertising and
expense of sale.
DANIEL HARRINGTON. Secy.
SS5 Atlas Block, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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JUNIORS WIN FROM
U. SENIOR FIVE

The race for the class Championship
the first game was played Monday aft
ernoon. tho juniors. lining up against
their old-tImc rivals. the seniors The
juniors proved too much Tor their Tiva,s
hal played the star game for the juniors
and Il was due largely to his work that
the juniors scored victory. The line
I'm was as follows
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MODERN FICTION

In addition 10 the six Best Sellers"
VIC get weekly shipments OF the most
popular and up-to-date Fiction as fast
as 1t is issued from the Eastern press.
Lovers OF books arc picking them up
daily for holiday gifts. Write to US for
a list.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main ST
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And IN accordancc Win law and an
order OF the Board of Directors madc
on the 18th day of September. 1909. so
many shares of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at pub
Room So City and County Building, Salt
Lake City. Utah, on Wednesday. the 18th
day OF December. 1909. at o'clock p. m.
TO pay the delinquent assessment thcrN
on together with tho cost OF advertls-
ing and expense OF sale
AMOS 8. GABBOTT. Secy.
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Institution had been made by the IlIi-
nois managers for such meet. YaIo
Is not ayerse TO the idea and is con-
templating signing a contract If salts
iactory terms are arranged Tho con
9s .%st VIII Kelly be held on tho Eli field
aatn1ouen there Is bare chance that tho
Gasterners might consent to come to
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East and West May Meet
In Track Athletics This Season

Urbana. Ill. Dec. 7.-East and west
may meet In track athletics this season
if arrangements are made for a dual
meet between Yale and Illinois, as is
hoped earnestly here.
1t became known. informally. ycster-
day. that overtures TO the Now Haven
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BELMONT GETS DUGAN.

New York. Dec. Jockey Eddie Du-
gan. the leading winning jockey on tho
Metropolitan tracks this season. has been
engaged to ride the horses of August
Belmont next year. Dugao's retaining
fec is $4,000. Second call on the Jockey 5
services has been obtained by Sam Hill
dreth,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

UTAH AND SALT LAKE CANAL
COMPANY. Principal place of business,
Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice,-Therc Is
delinquent on the following described
shares OF stock, on account OF assess
ment of 1909 of ono dollar and twenty-five
cents per share, levied on the 18th day
of September. 1909. the several amounts
set opposite the names and numbers of
the respective shareholders as follows:
Name M Cert ShrS mt
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HART RECOVERING.

Chicago, Dec. Thames A Hart for
mer president of the Chicago National
league team, was reported as resting
comfortably at the German hospital last
night. following an operation for appen-
dicitIs Saturday.
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SHAREHOLDER sg1;EorEb.

New York. Dec. 6-statc Senator
Timothy d. Sullivan. better known as
Big Tim. today was appointed stake
holder for the Jeffries-Johnson match
deposited with Sullivan. by consent of
all interested parties
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Juniors.
zBYszco FAILS.

Quincy. Ill. Dec 6.-Zbyszco failed to
throw George Turner twice tonight IN
a minutes. though making the second
fa,I Ave minutes after the stated time.
Zbyszco lost the match
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up TO date.
A full supply always on hand az che
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