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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Raise sIaeao Fnna.

New York. Nov s-The Jockey Club has decided that racing in the East this season will end next Monday, the last day at both Aqueduct and Balti- more. 3Horsemen had raised s10.000 fund to induce the Aqueduct track to fill the dates for the two weeks fol- lowing Monday which were abandoned by the Empire City track. but the jockey club denied permission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Lace curtains, portier curtains, blankets and furs should be dry elean- ed. We, do the best
 French Dry Cleaning Co, POS Dexter. S Phone 1l3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
woIgust is Matched.

New Orleans. Nov. 6-The manage ment of the West Side Athletic Club announced today that Ad Wolgast of Milwaukee and Henry Piet. reputed lightweight champion of France have been matched for scheduled twenty round fight here on November 14.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Waco. Tex. Nov. 6.--For the second versity football team defeated Baylor University today by a score of II to Q. Both tnouchdowns were made by Baldwin, who played brilliant football.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Cros. Country Rum.

Princeton, N. J., Nov. 6-The annual inter-scholastic cross country run under the auspices of the Princeton Track Association was won today by phia J. J. Gallagher, of Brown preparatory school. Philadelphia, was the individual winner. covering the course of 8 1-2 miles in 1884 2-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Ellis Win From Brown
Philbin 5 Great Dash
 E Sensation 0f Game

spreckiin. quarterback. Young. left
 half. Mckay. right half. High. full
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Victory For Harvard
Cornell Defeated After
 7Ueiue Years InterUaL
VANDY'S RUNAWAY GAME
ROLLS UP BIG SCORE ON THE NASH
 WILLIE TEAM.
McGugfn's Boys Plsy Fast Trresis- tabIe Game of Which Captafn Williams Is the
 Star.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. s.-vanderbilt 5l: Nashville o: is the result of today's football contest on Dudley field. Van derbiit outclassed their opponents and number of substitutes were given a try-out in the second half.
 Rushing the ball across the field without e stop to touchdown was a common occurrence 1t happening no less than seven: times
 Vanderbilt was clever in blocking, fierce in tackles and interference and Captain Williams sweeping and runs xvara inofn hla "a ua -1ar,s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
MONEY SAVERS.
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BROCK GROCERY CO, The Pure Food Stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Summary: Touchdown. Minot, Frotb- nEham, Roeers. Goals from touch down. P Wilmington. (3). Referee, " S- Langford. Trinity. Umpire. 10.
 Hall. Dartmouth Field Judge. H. n. Hackett. Princeton. Head Lines mnan. nn. " Brett. Princeton Time,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
CALHOUN
CASE READY
FOR TRIAL
At FRISCO

San Francisco, April 16~Aller
three months spent Ia completing .
Jury. he trial Of Patrick Calhoun
president uf The United Railroads, has
reached The atsso wliefe The taking
d testimony begins.
When court adjourned yesterday
Ferdinand r.. Nicholas. the former
supervisor who Is accused Of accept.
lug a Afibe piid athruuNh Abraham
Ruel, had been ordered TO answer tue
first vital question ID the ease.
Tho final acceptance Of Michael
Murphy. 4 retired police sergeant, a.
the thirteenth juror, paved The was
Tor aciual Inauguration OF the trial
and Assistant District Attorney Fran
els j. aeney, after outlining 20 the
Jury the cneo Of the state called the
aFsi Witness
The case Is destined % occupy q
place unique ID the records Of west
erin criminal litigation because ui
tie time ana effort expended in com
pleglns The iurs. Since Ianuary e.
whom she trial began. oyer $500 elf
laens have been summoned.
sHenes'a statement 70 the Jury MAS
confined strictly 10 a narrative Of
what the prosecution expects 10 prove
He promised TO prose The passage q
money to various supervisors through
abraham Ruef and James +. Gala
cher. charged that agents and olflq.
ers III The United Railroads had re-.
eeiyed and dlsbufsed the sum " S200.
oo9 as a blanket brihe fuf the pas.
sage Of all Ordnance giving toe cor
noratlon che right 10 install The over
head trolley system "a several Of is
lines.
The prosecution scored she first
point chen aiterg0 lengthy wransle
between the attorneys the court over
ruled the objection ol the defense
and said that former Supervisor Mich
olas could be- inlerFusated regarding
conservation ahout the ordinance
With James I. Gallagher. vino Is Al
legged 10 have paid the bribe money
On behalf Of khe Ruaf ana The uHlc'
efh oi the United Railloadsc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Many ~ Thorn Happening Every pay
But Soon Forgotten.
Close snasos wo5ia be Of iupfo ifr
nuenl occurrence but lpr Che tender
faces Of many men which VIII NOT
permit Of shaving often. Heretofore,
n0lhine has heen said "a these col.
nuns alnil noslama new skipdlacoYely
N connection With ilE isn after shay
Ing rs nubliuIis and eales have pHen
.roniiued almost eknluaively W tta fe'
~markahi6 properties is au egac.ma
cure; a siups Tie ilchiaN at once ana
cures ihe Nofat cases HI y few dn>A
While the application Of p2slam after
ehasiug Is que d iis minor uses, sucp
as fuf plmlples the complexion, ele'
skRHerH WIN nnd II a revelation. rs y
dies for abraaiona ~roufhnoss, aud ee'
verb scrapinEs what lt does for an
manner Of skin difficulties heals and
rrues Ii . few hours, 4 Is the only
article possessing real antlsepsic and
curative value that has ever been eN.
plotted Tor this purpose, and will
aoofhe aud lone up the skin as no toll
el preparation could possibly do,
poslam can Be had If any rellenle
druggists. particularly T. y. Lilies
the postOfice pharmacy. Wallsce's and
Boe's. who make a speciality Of Il. o.
the Emergency Laboratories, No. .
West 25th street, New York City. vii
send a trial supply free ny mail 4
any one who WIN write for T. Thli
Is sufficient 70 show results u 81
hcprs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

New York. April l6s-Wllh -four Up
40 cents i barrel iii the local market
and the prospects apparently good lor
a 8urtkN rlae. New York city ~
facing Ire possibility d bread AZ r
cents q loaf.
What will appeag ID hundreds o.
~lhousande IN the poorer quarters like
famine rates for this stnple win be
forced aa Il result of the recent rise
fl the price Of wheat Six cents a loaf
is the price nc1 charged by some
bakers.
The East Side Master Bakers asso.
citation e0tpDrises about 400 proprie.
tors DC the smaller bakerlea ~ OF
whom have glEen up business A bsf
increase n the price OF bread Is the
uAiy thing that VIII save the other
members Of the association from clos
Ing their shops, Il IS declared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
LONG ON ALFALFA

Special ID Daily Leader.
Oiustea. Okla. April is. This stale
seems 10 20 aanpily dnumcd 70 be one
Of The leadlng slfalEa states IN the
United States aud the alfalfa belt.
n jackson county although The epuhl
Il Is not supposed 70, be the best II
the state. the farniere afr planting
many hundred acres Of lae legnma
this sprlnR. WEsnin i radius o. q few
miles og Olus5He there ~ hRlnR f.ing
acres Of lend PLANTED II alfalfa Aluel
of this land IL owned by ane head
the owners Of the land not Being ahlt
% move onto the land yet. Il II ths
object q the farmers and promoters
Of this county to Advertise me counts
- a great county fuf alfalfa ana q
It Will be N the near future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
NAUR|EA HOLDS BOND ELECTION



Special 10 Daily Leader.
Waurlka. Okla Aprll fs.--rhe elcc.
tion for voting bonds Tor she erection
OF another school building IN Waurlka
was practically 4 unanimous vote IN
favor of The bonds. only Que vote be-
ing Registered against the same. This
WIN make the SECOND large school
building ia be hnllt In Waurika this
year. che FIRST one being 4 SIS, 600
building and has ten large rooms aud
can not begin 10 take cnre Of all the
|schHol children here. The new one Is
80 have twelve large rn0ma, and will
cost s35.909. and viii be one 81 the
finest scau0i buildings Ii This nart uf
the state. The school board contract.
I'D the bonds Monday Might q p Chi.
cagu firm far st.ee. which ~ said 70
be oae Of the best prices oyef ualf
for oklahoma school bonds There are
az present ever 900 school children ln
Wanrlka.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
MAuRIkA erREgr PAVING.

Special 40 the Daily Leader.
Waufik& OKLA. Anril le. III was De.
cided Al tho meeting Of lhe chamber
~ commerce TO have the street paw.
ng work started at once. All the
uombeTs of the city council were pres.
INT At the meeting and stated that
hey we're ready 10 set busy ana would
aeein Al once 70 have an the ~Fullarine
ant IN rcady for tbs paving. The first
nhlfnct VIII be for about nvo miles
81 brick paving THIS viii maka wan.
AKA lhe best paved and with more
sond aidewalka than any ipwn in on.
lahoma fOr the slxn of u. ID the epup.
ell 1887 week ordered & &Wenty-dve
miles 81 Sidewalks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Father Williams indian Herb Tab
lets. Natures Remedy, Is heeomlne
|1he most popular Female Remedy "a
nse. Pale. Weak, Nervous. Delicate
Women suffering from those weak.
%aesses and diseases. peculiar 70 thelf
sex. win find n Father Williams Ia.
|dlssa Tablets a wonderful TONIC and
REGULATOR. Il quleta the Nerves.
puts on flesh, gives strength and
elasticity to the step hrIghtena The
eyes. clears The complexion and
makes you we'll and strong again Tea
OF Tablets. 70 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
JOHNS CRAY SERIOUSLY NJuRED.
Special o Daily Leader.

Special . Daily Leader.
stillwaser. Okla April 16Joha
GRAY. while coming u town from The
north with 4 wagon loaaad with two
tons Of hsied hay. met with IN acci
dent which might have proved fatpl
He vas Walking On the right side 4
che load when crossing a small bridge
Ne was pinned III aNch q position that
be could only be e~xlflcAted BY the as
sislaace Of Sillwalee men who e9me
along just Al he FIGHT llme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Cincinnati. April ie.-Simon Hublg
81 ciucinnRti. president Of The Nation.
III Association of Master Bakers. tu.
day busted himself with sending lei.
iefS to Ohio members Of congress. usk.
lnH fof Legislation 10 forbid the tsf.
ncflnG 81 wheat Mr.. Hulig said
The bakers throughout the eoun.
sfy are aroused oTeY the corner ia
wheat ana viii deluge congress with
appeals FOR legislation ~fosblddine
gambling IA the hecessalias Of life
Fiye.cenl bread IL d thing OF che past
In tlfH city -four has advanced $3.50
Ia bwshl Since Januafy / Of this year.
THE latest advance III i5 cnnis d bar
rel Nag made yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

special % TIE DAILY Leader.
NuakoKpe. okla. Apfli l6~it was
lnnuHInced tadsy that pne-half inferred
Il the North Maiah0eee Picking eom
latll paul Has been sold "a ssuuil
i0Ilss1 N Eagle and 8 A. Befwln
II p~IffBhifa Kan. The plant IL nos
inter construction and WITH ba HnIahoa
I'll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

l.oa Angeles. April i6. Another ed.
vance .al 20 CENTS a barrel IN the price
nf family and balkafs' ks3ar. ehecslse
Immediately. WAS announced today BY
the leading mliIers Of Tho state. with
this Increase n price the quotation Of
family -four Il advanced q ~ q barrel,
which is the highest MARK ever
reached IA California.
While many ~ the baAeFH mad pre-.
slouslg reduced the weight Of the
loaves Of bread, those whu had not
dome Tits uuid theg would prepare TO
Id IS ~ order 20 prevent The iess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Columbus, ohio, april 1eThe price
ai -four continues to soar h sympathy
with the advancing tendency Of whaat
Local Mlilera iodag pun the price up
40 cents 3 aafrel for winter wheat
aouF The price is now sd 4 barrel
This advance makes a gain ul q dbllas
Anrfel in the PAST ZEN days.
loboers say idat tha price mag So
"a So Before the end Of The ye4r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
Cases of Interest
To Legal Profession


"||
t&sAaI&4 IL EoidmnnsLaN Assign
: I'll Benans d Efudllofh The
IsaSfaI Bankruptcy nj suspended TIE
zEinoIs statute ID references 70 v0luH
saf} Nnmehgs I0e the hAneht q
creditors II puene Rave. $50
kaIfbeaHIn fh Reporter. 2oT i apraaf
j. t CIhhHaH had made 4 common
a## AsAIsnmaHf az hIH stock 81 mer.
ID po.ae Another d Claus
HM nnaasl0rAs having SECURED a ludR
H aInst hIm, haa s constable
Y - tie merchandise h F.'s pos
da. N fHE0ok the goods under
Wfit 81 fepIeyln The Supreme
6a1ti - Illinois hold that & common
assignment iof she benefit q.
Hdil6fs ~ vHlld so far as tho aiats
aIdr s lhe eIsls ne CONCERNED and
sha 1aa eRiilled 10 .he goods
HiaIsIIis nf Nahia D1g'e Owner -
gq@ rAz..eled Nlth HaIila8 hf & eaN
Aer aaHise. The COWS oNn.
lht dogs owner iuf he value
i lha hlIlon animal. I'D Van htten
iis Stew YuFh supplement
ga ne supreme court Of rev York
10 sk As 10 evidence was aavane.
81 n ea6W the owners kn0Wledae ~
Ihs aasa vicious disposition no -
a4aff Hould he had While 4 % true
ahEt uNaef ol domestic aaimals,
saail IS taitlh. Is generally liable fot
EHa tAI#g ~ rs animals upon TIE and
anasarI, EhsAownef 81 . deg II not
IIAhl8 Ea ifaanass every time i goes
ahbn Smother premises injury IFem
lhe tIlH a. fabla apE must &c clans
S. those FORMS 81 inevitable =.
which he Jaw always leaves
where thay chance % fell. because,
Il nh aHe va III default there y no
Aas|s Iaf AasesemeHt q aeuagas
any one,
se 4fIAI tt E0iInehs nouihin 81
sabxs zHi4h If 1nAtsoe "a mlnlclnali.
|.AteM condemnation prueeeas
Ia*k a#aInsi + railroad Corporation %
sHA1.a Il "a axiend IN avenue ACROSS
Tia rgeht AT Nay Hhe judgments fqF
4#H tEz|#H# vas ~ #H4&F AAAt Ahf ~
esedInz MAS abandoned by ne muniei.
aafs Shortly thereafter II spugnt
q xsaA Ano| hsf a9ante Just slx IN
south Of the first one across ne
0e track. and 10 have damages al
Indicated NJ tie cosIFl II Northern
t - col Hlpl. =. City of GEORGE
FAeEan Reporter G5a, the 81
aauI s WhshInRlpu held mat
% tH1|n.i ~ astoHa trial Hould Hus
a snhseFslNt 81 instlpel nut
III making i farce 81 Wdlelal
seel|nkk. Is alloN lHg ! nsleans 70
as hide md sAek eth me laasnaAs
= \ enHft u accepting sueh lsfas'
nedi ID zalisd him p rejecting
aid 1T and e~omueuclnR an
asAf al EHy0I4InK the Aatae Il.
zHea. aaa : s. nd #nnisain| plilll be
szIIaaaa Wllh mo result
H'NH| "a Accused : BE- Present a
.Hhasl| 81 Verdict During Ills lFla|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

snioinlne Railroad Rageg-Ia yir.
|nIfis q state corporation commission
WIS established Wlth the power 70
~rIescribe rates upon a hearinss An
appeal 10 Che Supreme court Of Ap.
peals ls given ID any pariy aegrleyed.
Without seeking the prescribed review
he railroads sought 10 eniuin the eni
forcement 81 passenger rates IL the
United STATES circuit court. Il Prem.
as n. Atlantic Coast Line company, ~
supreme Court Reporter. 6Y, the Unit
81 States Supreme Court reeaFda the
action as premature. The state q
vlrHinia. # points out has enaeavof
81 10 Impose the highest safeguards
nasslble upon the exercise Of the great
mower given ln tho commission, not
nnle BY I've character q les uempefsl
but by maalne IT, decisions dependent
uabn The assent Of the same historic
BODY thai il mtrualed With the pfeseE
vaEIeh 81 the most valuable constr
tutlnnal FlahlB Il the railroads We
1T Is appeal. seems only Kresa
recognition uf tie solleltude WIN
which thalr rights have been ssarnfa
ia lha4 shuala make anye that ne
stale. n Is anal legislative action.
would hog respect what theF tpipk
their rights u II, before fesuFslug' Y
he courts 81 lhe United STATES:
Waiver Of Exemptions IN hhnkfapt.
rho ue0rkla Constitution furplas
The waiver by 3 debtor Of the right
of exemption 40 wearing apparel ana
4anA worth 81 household AND kitrnea
|iufnitufe and provisions u gu,
gems nank y Hargrapes, ief fsuefa'
aknoflaf. 6lS, petitioner bad oneEea
la1f mules a. %aeeurilf fnr "A loan ffvfa
tie bank. which u maturity Nps
hoI repaid. ny consent q Al parties
III mules Wute sold free d I'll l.ena
faE sihe Thereafter petitioner claim
ii al exemption ol &s00 FROM the pro
I aaads ii iAh sale, FFpn Tue GUAM
deaE As = whether th0se mules were
wearing apparel. h~ouHeholu e klusi'
- f~urnisAfe. m tnlgad Ngasee We
chi Eoa1I 81 Appeals delivers u.s. b
deciding That tie exemption i con
aaed M aneclnc aflI0lba and tlAat pasl
tIaaeE having waived his right q pfqf
|bfIy Without tie asCepIion, eannot e
eIalm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

burning u. She Supreme court ol.
Wisconsin adds, however. that & mar.
rled ina 81 commit ihe cfims By
barning The home Of hiH wife With
whom ne ls not living and from which.
Be he'd boon excluded. or excluded aim
self. and the question Of Il whom the
title to The property resla ID inmate.
aal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

|3uf q capital ofense accused Was ca
|haal When the Jury brought n H.
d m~anslanBhter be was out
40 ne country Tor the night. n sher
ROD u. state. AZ Southern Reporter.
b54. The Supreme court 0l Mississippi
hdId that wherever the charge Il cap
lsal ghe defendant cannot waive hts
fright fu Be present, AND whether he
be in lalI. subject % The answer Of
the court to produce hun. OF Or bond.
5t Is fatal error 10 receive The verdict
|in hs abaence. Fhls. although not e
constitutional fIght, is = secured by
statute and the common law. The
conviction ~ m~aEelanshter having
Dunn reversed, accused vas diseharg
I'd II ang further prosecution would
have resulted h placing him twice
lin Jeopardy fog the same oiieHael
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

HsNHz ~ accused = he Prescott 81
. h xagalr During hls sflal|
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-23
Land Seekers In Town.

Sixty landscekcrs from Fremont.
Neb.. arrived In La Junta last
Wednesday afternoon. In special
car attached to No. 10, for the pur-
pose Of inspecting aud investigating
the holdings Of the La Junta Land
Company east OF town Al $50
o'clock Thursday morning thirteen
automobiles were In readiness to take
the landseckers for trip over the
agricultural territory east OF La Junta
They spent the entire day there. us.
Ing the new school house for head.
quarters. and dinner for the entire
bunch being served there. 4
Before the day was done 700 acres
had been disposed OF. and many Of
the purchasers have already an.
nounced their intention OF moving to
La Junia In the spring and settling
upon the land acquired. Quite mum.
bcr OF lAndscckerx arrived on Wednes
day and u few yesterday and the total
sales Of the company for the week
will aggregate 1000 acres.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-23

ed guilty to the charge of rape, but
sentence was suspended upon the de-
fendant agreeing to marry the girl
Cornado Jiron was tried Wednes.
day. He was charged with the lar
ceny Of a coat, vest and watch from
the rooming house of George Dreas-
cher. The jury brought in verdict
OF petty larceny and the defendant
was sentenced to term In the coun-
ty jail for thirty days. He has been
In jail since July.
The case Of Ygnacio Yrigagens,
charged with passing check, upon
which he had forged an endorsement,
upon Queen Malouf, was tried yes
terday afternoon and the jury is out
as We 20 to press. When Judge Ri
ger called the case against the gen
tleman with the unpronounceable
name he side stepped very nicely by
saying, In the case of the People VS..
Whatever 1t Is," etc, etc.
Court will not be in session today
Next Monday morning the case OF
Sam Grove. a sixteen year old boy.
charged with an assault upon a four
teen year old girl. is set for trial.
On Thursday the case against Lee
Hardesty. charged with larceny of
live stock, which resulted In a mis-
trial at the last term of court, will
come up for hearing. 1t will proba-
bly, occupy two or. three days.
This will conclude the criminal
cases for the term, and after that the
attention of the court will be taken
up with civil cases until November
I'd.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-23
SHORT STORIES
OF LA JUNTA

Al he home Of H. A. Gordon In
North La Junta last Saturday night
occurred quiet wedding. The con
tracing parties were Robert j. Tay.
lor and Miss Jennie Whltecraft. both
OF La Junta and fayorably known
among their young acquaintances,
Rev. >yres. OF the Methodist church.
officiated.
Mrs Lille ID. Green. Of Plum Can.
on. had an examination In the county
court Thursday afternoon on u charge
Of inssnity. resulting from nervous
pros,ration. She WAS ordered com.
mitted To the Woodcroft Ssnitnrium.
and was taken to that Institution yes
tcrday morning accompanied by her
sister and Undcruhcrin Dcvine.
II. Glasbrook, Of the Prairie Cattle
Company. w. II. Wilson. Of Hixbcc.
and Mr. Todd. Of Maple Hiii. Kan.
left yesterday morning for Point Of
Rocks. Kan. and Oklahoma. on Z
cattle buyinG expedition. Tho party
made the trip across country with 4
Chalmers Detroit. Chauffeur Dean
Holmes. - the Ia Junta Automobile
and Machine Company. In charge.
Fred A. sabin. accompanied by
District Attorney Davidson. District
Clerk IArr and Geo. II. Little. went
10 Pusblo in his now Chslmcrs-Dc
troit car last "wednesday afternoon
Mr. Sabin learned 10 do tho chauf
feur act while on bis long trip from
Detroit, Mlch.. and handled the RIB
bons % tAis Trip - faf ~ Bloom. MI
Little reeurnsd home on the train u
the evealag. and vent W YESTERDAY
70 bring he eas and NJ. Sabln bach
home aoAla.