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The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
FINDING HEALTH IN MENA
A. 0. Lewis Cams Here Two Weeks
 Ago and is Pleased.

A. Q. Lewis and family came to Meua about two weeks ago be. cause of the i'll health of Mir. Lewis, aud seem to be finding just what was sought, MT. Lewis getting stronger every day. Tie believes he owes his improved @ d'tion largely to the water, which he thinKs IS j Ist right.
 MT. Lewis is now vice president of he Citizens Bank at Foreman. 1avlng resigred the presidency of bat institution the first year be- cause his health dem4nded re- ease from active business cares.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07

Served as coffee, the new coffee sub stitute known to grocers everywhere as Shoop's Health Coffee, will trick even coffee expert. Not a grain of real coffee in it either. Pure health. ful toasted grains, malt, nuts, etc. have been so cleverly blended as to give wonderfully satisfying coffee taste and flavor. And it is made in a minute", tool No tedious 20 to 3C minutes boiling. Test it and see. Dr. Shoop created Health Coffee that. the people might have genuine coffee substitute. and one that would bs thoroughly satisfying in every possi ble respect. Sold by all grocers.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
EQUALIZATION BOARD MEETS.
Commissioner Hampton Failed to Keep
 His Appointment.

The Polk County Equaliz ation Board met Monday with Assessor Freeman Johnson. It was at the request of Tax Commissioner J. E. Hampton that they met. MT. Hampton was not present and nothing was heard from him to explain his bsence.
 The only thing at ths meeting was the assessment of the Tele- phone and Electric Light Com pany franchises at $2,000 each. This acton is caused by recen, decision of Attorney General Norwood. holding the franchises were subject to taxation.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
THE BEST EVER HELD
Will Be the State Teachers Associa tion Meeting at Hot Springs,
 December 28-30.

Little Rock, Oct. 2.-The exec. utive committee of the State Teachers Association Saturday afternoon selected Hot Springs for the 1909 convention.
 President Hartzog declares the coming convention will be the greatest the teachers have held, President Alderman of Virginia University and Van Hlse of Wis consin University are among the prominent educators invited.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
GOES TO GREENWOOD
Prof. A. D. Garden. Will Take Charg e
 of Schools There.

Prof. A. D. Garden has ac- cepted the prIncipalship of the Greenwood public schools and has left for that place. Mrs. Garden and the children will go later.
 They do not.eSpect to give ur their home in Mena, but will be away for the coming school term at least. Prof. Garden is wei known over the state as an edn cator, having been principal oi the Conway schools for four years aud later principal of the Mena Hendrix Academy for three years
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
Bales. Ray Wedding.

sunday afternoon at the home oi William Weese, 7 miles west of mens, Rovalton E Bales and Miss Lillian V. Ray were united in pnarrlage by the Rev. James l.. Neo ling. The wedding took pace at 3 o'clock in the presence o' nearly loo guests. The bride N 'ne granddaug nter of Mir. and MiS. Weese, who came to Polk sounty from Oklahoma abou, .ouf years ago. Mr. Bales is the Iou of Mrs. N. F. Bales of neal ao''er, and is the faithful and Inspaole mall carrier on Rura Route No. ?.
 MT. aud Mrs. Bales will make T'i sueii home on Second street .ueir many friends wish then much happiness.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
CHEAPER TO HIRE MEN
Than to Employ Trusties as Guards on the State Farm-Convicts
 Are Too Valuable.

Little Rock, Oct. 2.---Because it will be to the states financial inter est, Commissioner Tucker will on Monday propose substituting free guards on the state farm.
 The state can get free labor for 70 per month, while convicts are worth $l.50 per day, under the Raleigh contract.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
DRUGLESS HEALERS
Attorney General Holds They Must Pass Examination Before State
 Medical Board.

Little Rock, Oct. z. z.-"Drug- less healers' must pass an exami- nation before they will be recog- nlzed by the state medical board or be prosecuted for violating the medical practice laws of the state, IS the ruling of Attorney Gener- al Norwood in reply to query from the state medical board.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
p.,b,ie Debt Increased s2,o5s,2s5

Washington. Oct. 3.-The public debt of the Un1led States is s2,64Sy 6O2,S46. which includes sl.S5S.O59,S6s of certificates and treasury notes by an equal amount of cash in the treas nrv The available cash balance in inc treasury is s94,20e,l14. The az eregate debt is an increase of s2,05Ss
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07

Hoarsness in a child child. ss ssolsc' Iss an, ,o .,.n,,n ln is n sure indication oi , me ,a,. ap RrDsspc ans Cough Remedy is given a0sh sI ohas bes or even ,.ad ai fl will prevent the at'acSi s,ppiptains api'fsi no poison, S"io py "' dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
Trading in Mena Monday.

L. A. Foore, Oden; M. L. Ward, Ouito, J. E. Chambers. Ink: l. s. Mooee. Rust; G. F. Speer, Egger; J. NJ. Davis, Hat field.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07

haas -four cough annoys you. Keep on hrssang and tearing the delicate mem ha @ues oi your throat fl you want to wss. sa.nhoyed. But fl you want relief,
 esu' 1o ne cured. take Chamberlain $ s0asa Remedy, Sold by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
SLAYER OF WILLIS
 TO ARRIVE TODAY
william Y. Ellis of Pine Bluff. h. dicted in This County, Will Sur render to Sheriff Roberts
 This Morning.

Pine Bluff, Oct. Civilian Y Elli-, superintendent of the Clti zens' Light and Transit Company here who was today indicted by ,he Pulaski County Grand J ny for the kilhug Of Nathaniel P. Willis of Indianapolis, whom he sbot and killed in Judge Fulk's court room in Little Rock, will go ,o Little Rock tomorrow unac- compa nied, except by Mrs. Ellis, former wife of Willis. who insists m accompanying him there. He will surrender to Sheriff Roberts and be committed to jail to await trial on a first degree murder charge.
 When informed of the iudict- ment being returned against him, Ellis, who is out on Sl0,c 600 bail. granted through habeas corpus oroceediug before Chancellor Iohu M. Elliott here, went to his home, told his wife of the true bill and requested that she pack his grip that he might go to the capital and surrender. The in- dictment was not surprise to Ellis ot to citizens of Pine Bluff Child Does Not Know of the Killing.
 Little Mary Willis, the innocent cause of the killing, daughter of the man whom Ellis killed, and who makes her home with Mir. and Mrs. Ellis here, is still igno- rant of the tragedy. She will re- main here with friends.
 R. o. Ellis of Fayetteville, father of the accused man, is in the city at this time visiting him. Ellis uncle, John F. Ruthertord, and other relatives have made all preparations for his defense. It is understood that Mrs. l.. l.. Culver of St. Louis, the wealthy aunt of Willis, who has employe ed former Governor Johnson of Mis- souri to aid in the prosecution, re- gently made the statement that Ellis must be convicted at any cost.
 Ellis Is in Poor Health.
 Ellis is in poor health anu phy. siciaus say that three weeks con- 6uemeut in the Pulaski county i,il will result fatally. He is confident of acquittal. Judge M. A. Austin, hls counsel, was in Little Rock when the indictment was returnel. He will return to Pine E uff tonight.
 l, IS not known whether habea s corpus proceedings will be re- sorted to bring about Ellis re- lease, as Prosecuting Attorney Roy D. Campbell of Little Rock stubbornly resisted the release of Ellis on bond here aud he will likely try to prevent 1t a second time.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15
Tiir $500 nad Or ildlauo.

0eitfd : amcrifanilde 3eitnngen
meroen i'm alien Baterlan0 nit arc.
bem Sntereiie geleief, neil iie iidl
fret ousipreden uno bdufig bon orii.
ben mebr 9~euigfeiten ulto Hahridten
bringen, als Die oeutiGen 8eitltngen
lel5ft. 9ie y6reie 8reiie fir 9eros"
tit oliiben iiberaa, tpohin lie gelonot
miro, ein iebr germ gelebener Sat
uno fam iid riibmen, 4nerfennung
uno @iiroigune gu finoen ME aus
5ablrei6en 9riefen an ui1s, iomie an
Dielenigen, meIde oas VIott an ibre
B%ernanoten ihifen, berporgebt. 8er
oaber ieinen 8erman0ten uno Sreuns
Den eine Sreuoe ermeiien. linen elm
miafommenes @eifenf MAIDEN min.
Der beiteae fir Tie Die ,Sreie Breiie
fir Seras". 9as Sntereiie fir 9eros,
lpie iiberboltpt fir ben Gtoat uno Die
@egenb, mo Die 8ermanoten mobnen,
lit TIT 9eutlhlano iebr letboft uno es
tit immoglid. TN Bribatbriefen cine
10 griin0lide I~uffldruhg uno ge-
idreibung oes fremoen 2onoes at ge.
ben, pie Dies Die oSreie Breiie" al.
nodcntfid int. Sir zen geringen
9reis bon $500 perienoen mir porto.
trei infer reihbaltiges @od)enbIoti
altf elm Sohr an iraeno cine Aoref,
i'm NnsIonoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

ganoens, BON MoIern Sargent.
Wbl1tler ul1o Nbbep, vbeoeutenoe
uno origiftelle aiinitler, Die uns aber
nod nidt Die gere6tiguug aeben,
pom etller eigenartigen omerifmni-
lden Sfnlptltr ODER Nfalerei 5u lpre-
den. -"
Seine ltnteriuduug fommt oonlt
gu Dem 9feinltot, ooB Die &llltur
An1erifos nod ial @ar0ar 6eorif.
ten it. v@iele @n5siden fiu0 6aTcfts
oat lir %oorba10en, ober cine n6qgrnI,=
oete, rationale <Itltr bot oas al!c=
rtton1lfe Solf nod nibt bernorQe.
bradt, ltno mir f0llnen moi 1oqels,
1tod tldt b%erborbriltgen fonnen."
91e 6rage, mas mir @merifaper
on oolternoen @erten fir Die MetidJ=
belt geidoffen baben, beontlportet
9armltaeoter 10: o@s lit ibr Ser
olel1lt, IN elmer berboItniBm4Biq
fltr5en Sponne Belt Elm u%nqebellreS
8eblet Der Meni6beit erIh!ollen
ufo ooollr6 ben Heidtnm Ser 99elt
an Hobltoffen lno 2ebenSmittefn
ouBeroroentlid nermebrt cit 6obY'.
Sic bo6en cine pirtidotflide Or.
aanilotiolt %o1faebaut, oie ibresalei.
den iltcht. -
ugemerfensmert lit ferner folqcn-
oes: y9ieier u~1tqebeltre Goltr? if
bon Wentden peridieoener Serfrnft
belieoelt iporoen, o6er o1rd sic aa=
fnefnfomen aufaQben sic qeaaeillo-
i1ten i3iele u1o ourd einen 4ontplcr
non Soeen iino oieIe MoIien eli ciz
l1ent eir1beitliden gpIfe peridunof
gen, oas cine idorf a~usaeprdatc
9elitige 8hDiipqnomie trGqt, uao
neben @nglonoern, 0e4tihen ltno
6ran5oien III BEN arei8 Ser ipirt-
idaftli6 un0 politiid Ieitenoen @ol-
fer Der @elt qetretet lit.
9as amerifaniid)e Soft lit 3fpar
aber eiren meiten gfoum oeritrcltt
nno lebt inter ben Derldieoenisen
geoi19unoer, ober trob ser aroben
ur1teridieoe oes Gei6tl1ms l1no Ser
gilonna fino bisber oie alaiienqe=
geniabe, oie un8meifelboft oud Dor
banoen iiro, nidt 10 i6roff berpor-
1etrete1 mie in Der 9lten @elt. Nuh
bente nod 1T, ipenn au9 nidt inl
gleifen @raoe mie in friiberer 3ei..,
Dem tudtigen Wonne cine before Sc
legenbett geaeben, bornorts gu fou1-
men als IN anberen 2dnoern. limo
tpenm Dem Manne 1id meniaer
5dronfen ent~aegeniteaen ols anoer5-
norts, 70 Gilt Dies aud bon ser
5rort Die iid in feinem 2an6e eli
ner 10 bepor5ngten Steaung e~rfreui.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Die Sdobamtsbeomten babell
Die ieit mebr als iieben Sabre1l ae-
Deim gebolten @etrage Ser 4usga6csl
befannt genlodt, Die fiir Die lctta
ar5tlide gebon0lung uno oos Be
grabnis oeS Miartgrerpfaaoentel,
Wc&inlep aus Ser getpidiglllq BON
$4,000, Die Der aongreB ON i.
Sui 1902 gen1adt Bat, beltrlttrn
pltroen. 9alla6 erbielt Or. &c. ,.
Mann $4,000; Or. $. Mpllter
$4,000; Or. g. Megnrnep $4,000:
Or. &ospea 8arf $500Oi Or. 6. IS.
5todton $500; 3r. 6. 6. Sare-
man $500; Oh. $. g. Mabinaer
$3.50; Die aer5te 8. %. Solution,
6. 90. See urto $. St. @agloro ie
$500; 9r. g. %. @ilion $3.50; Or.
9. ST.. Wc&aa uno Or. 6. s. Munr.
lie 5000; Die 2ei6enbeitotter GRIM.
GARD & Sod erbielten $210415; 0ft
2eidenbeitotter Mcgrea & Nrnolo
$2s3. $24S2.12 BON Ser gcmllti-
allllg muroen ni6t perbraudt.
Cine gepefde aus 8elioht III
arfanias meloet: 2eonarb @6o6,
Is Sabre alt, fiel beim gebieneH Ser
io9enanitelt carriage" in @otlon
Saeemiible, out e~ritere, rno milroa
Dor Die &%reisiaee geidleppt, Die oelt
arnlen Burden in 5tpei Seile Idnitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

mabigen grfolge erritltgen, INNER
bin aber cine @n5abI Site erobert,
10 bob iie ieet ols regulare Spoit=
%tionspartei in Ser &ommer ouftreten
fonnen. IS miro intereiiont lein,
oas f%ert1ere @erbalten oieier 9artei
81 nerfolgen.-
&onig alfons BON 9ponien, ser
etpig &eiieluitise, bat oieier Gage Ell
men @usflug nadgeuta, Der iponi-
i6en Staot an Ser &iiite Waroffo's 3,
Die 8ibrolter ihrdg seeeniiber liegt,
gema6t. IS lit lange Der, felt Gin
aonig bon Spanien BORT gepeieli lit
nno er tit groBortig oufeenomtmcn
norben. @ud Die beno6barten mat
riidn 5tdmme baben 0elegotionen
geianot. Sept neilt er nit ieirer
Srau IN Inbalnlien nno l6aut lid)
ole alten mourii6en 4ra6tboutell
BET @ranoba II. SepiGa on. @r bats
gut, Der iunee SEER, tros @narhilier,
Sppoiition nrtb leerer S~tootsfolie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15
sanbb,st fann niat aebetIt tuerben

Sambb,tt fann nidbt aehetIt perben
bur1 IofnIe NppIifaiionen, neil lie ben
franfen Sell bes Obres nidt erreiden
f0unen. &c 9iebt nur eiten @eg, bic
Saubbeit gu furieren, unb Der tit burd
tonititutioneIe 8eilmitteI. Saubbeit miro
bur1 einen %ent5inbeten 3uitnnb Der
idleimigen Mnsfleibung Ser guitodifder
H0bre berurfadt. @enn biefe gfobre
lib ent3inbet, babt SIR einen runpe.4.
Den Son ODER unboufommenes @eb0r,
unb tpenn tie gang gefdlofien lit, erfolst
Ealbbeit, uno tpenn bic @nt3ii1lbnra
nidt geboben uub biefe NDbre nieber in
ibren geborigen Buitanb perfebt tperben
fant, tpir6 bns @ebDr fir INNER serit1rt
tperben; neun SSydue unter 5ebn iinb our6
&atarrb nerur5a9t, nel9er ni6ts als
elm e%nt5iinbeter 3nitanb Der i6leimiger
Dberfldbe III.
Bir nonen einbunbert Donars fiir iez
ben, 6ur6 &atnrrb berurfadten Sal bon
$nibbeit geben. ben mir ni6t ourd ins
nepn1en bon n9nn's &atarrb< &ur" beiIen
fonnen. 2aBt gu6 umionft 8irfuIare
torn1nen.
S. s. Gbenep & g., Eplebp, ..
8erfnlft bon allen Gpotbefern. Toe.
aan's EamiIiensginen finb bic BETTER
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15
0ahe Dem Sobe in Sig gono.


uSobrelang bat mir ei1 Idmcres
Sungenleioen groBe Sdmer5en per-
urlodt@, i6retbt Srau Sba Cooper 1T
Big gono, go, guno mebrere Msa=
le bin i'd Dem 8ooe nobe getpeIen.
Die Mer5te erflarten, ib Jet un6eil-
bar. Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY
brafte mir idnea Grleidter1tng uno
oollernoe 9eilung.1 IS perridref
Bnnoer bel 9lIten uno grfdltIlu,
fronfen 2llneen, 8llltItur3, Grippe,
Nitbn1a, Group, &eu6bulten uto al
len Solsleioe1. SOC mo St.00. Ser.
lnhsflai6en fret. @orantiert bon CT
len @pot6efern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

Sobn s. Bolton, offentlider go-
tor. @rllnoeigentum. agent iiir
FcnfionsanipriidJe. 3imner 8, ct.
Somes 9otel, SIt-6ouiton StruEe,
geioe Selep50ne $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-15

y. .. Cunningham, 1903 Befsgcms
is1eree Ctr Gambler in nelleu iiil5 aes
braudten artite[n. perfauft biuia. Giere
oerldrdnfe. groBegIderIhrdnfe Sdrcrbs
fiin NIT 8iderihranf ~perbunoen. eiu
s1qnare1 Riano, GdnlteIitiihIe. @uffccz
Hrrlen, cine feline NusipabI Gefen tneis
ter 4nn6, @aioIins0 efen BON ST bic
$3.50, Hdbmnidinen bon SO bis $500.
terifieoene Rferoegef6irre aus 5lpeiz
ter 9nno, 9iirSW ntten, uelle unb aez
braldte, 6eIobetten II. T. III. @ommt unb
feht, Oh ibr etipas @utes nnb Biuiaes
eebrauden f5nnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
Baueries: Webster and Link: lack
ers and I.isetse.
surlinaton's Slump.

Quincy Wig. The Pathhnders
have been indulging in stamp that
threatens 10 put crirnp in the pen
nsnt aspirations OF Egen's team unless
3 brace is taken soon. Egan came up
from low position in the race in
June ana went into tie lead on June
Is taking the position from Hannibal
After holding it 5 few days the lead
sockeyei hack and forth between Han
ninsl and Burlington Tor two or three
days. but Egan's men took winning
streak that rat him soliGly IN first
place on June IS and he held 1t an
even month, keokuk passing the Path
finders on July IS Now Hannibal hss
also passed the Pathfnders and the
later are two games behind the lesd-
Tass IS out 5 slight lead. however.
and shows how closely punched are
tie three leading teams. sny one Of
which could take the lead in > couple
OF days pssyinE. Hsnnihs, IS making
: great run for the money ROW and
Ksoknk IS going while going IS
gooS- Burlington VIII undoubtedly
take brace Immediately. as il IS
Egans way 10 get things going when
be IS slunplng and he can be expect
81 70 remain RICH IN the fight With
ne other two snd > magnificent race
may Be expected while the lead Is So
h:sterir fought fora Kewanes Is max
ing great hid for try st one. TWO.
three hoaozs. hut IS hardly expected
to become ssricsas rival of the Other
three for some time. as they have TOO
great lead ever the Boilernakers-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
Central Association Has Many players
Who Hase Done Time in Three-
Eye Organization in Years
Gons BY
HIGHER LEAGUES A GOAL
Which Was Never Reached by Many
Ct Them and They VIII Probably
Remsin in Central
Association.

A look over the names Of the play
ers CT the Central Association shows
about oneshsrd Of them to be former
InresI men Dang. With Qgincy. was
tried out by bloomington last year.
hut could not make socd- He Is play
ing left field and is the Ceafrars field
ing star LoaSs Cook. rkh the same
team vas Jack Tighe's predecessor as
manager Of the islanders. he is stu
holding down second base and Is play
ing fire game.
KeoSuk IN rs lineup has Frank
Bels as catcher. the former Blooming
scn Rlayer. and later manager OF the
Jacksonville team In left field is
Landry. VINO started the season with
Selden Hill.s aggregation last rear,
but was later released
Waterloo has Crufkshsnk. right
Held. Niissp, first base: snd 7i-etss,
catcher. ali former ThreeI men,
Nilssp played with Springfield this
rear and for . time many believed he
would be the sensation Of the season.
He was rot Of sufficient caass. how.
ever, and hInsella dropped him.
Our Old friend Wise. who held down
third base for Cedar Rapids and
Psoris S playing TIE same position
with Ossuuiwa. while Russell Is n
lstt field
Billy Progt. formerly O; Decatur,
Dcve-s OF Rock Island. and Catcher
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
LIKE OLD FRIENDS
ne lse7er yaG Nns~ Teen -. See
ser xca Ike Tas@

- -. - -
-e,.r
80 =. -,
- -. ,-----.-s
~. .,,.s go -
.-
- 49, a,x 49, -.
49,, - - as :
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-. sNs-
-,
= - ~ So ~ . --ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29

Tie Of one Of the rrestes
many leading golfers win
a heokuk viii be
n 70 tie planning s Fore
most among these Mcfarland Cubs
players Haen
SaNye- who speed
on esuev Sheldon Koknks
q ae game last season b. his wonderful drives WIN
more and
ne
and whether he VIII
Town and Keokuk VIII
Which can always chart
snoTs It's
tie hazards which WI furnish experts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29

When the stomach fans 70 perform
It's functions. the boweis s,ecome de-
ranged, the lfvsr and the kdneys con
gested causing numerous diseases The
stomach and liver must be restored 70
healthy cordisiun and Chamberlain
St0Zzca az Live- Tablets can ce
5epented upon 70 do II Easy 70 take
and most srecsive- Sold ny wlksasou
: Co Pharmacy. J. r Kie1slscA &
Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-29
Sporting Tips

Hannibal Is only sixteen points be
hind the indians and they play today
For eight long days the Indians
ard Cannihass viii hattie KeoSuk
should break even al Hannibal ard
win three cut OF f0ur At home
The prediction thst Kswanse would
carry Burlington from the top came
rne and the Pztfznders hsve suffered
greatly AZ the hsnds of conners and
his hand
ousncv Journal. ReicAse. N center.
vas the feeding wonder IN the series
INST closed. Yesterday he grabbed
essAs as-ssl clo1ss CT the hsts Of the
ousnc- SKATERS, slthough he niaysd
the game with 5 couple OF badly infur-
81 thumbs which vere 20 badly sroF
len that he could hardly grasp hs1-
Aside from his stellar performances IN
sne field he stung STATS Tor pair Of
nice ones
oasc1v Herald. Red CorTtdsa.
he younx third sacker whom Belt sold
10 he 81 Loass Browns. made several
scecsaculsr catches yesterday. Once
ns went into The air and pulled down
q liner labeled for the score board
rosnsng Dang Of s touoie, On IN
ether occasion he ashesd 3 Texas
rsaSas- - fest back u third hase
zas II the eighth sanfng he caught
: foal II O. RoGssTs bat n the ci-cns
seat bseacAs-s. catching ths hall wish
nss rsovsd hand o. TIE ru
oz1cv sans are dAorestnS The Indian
esocs n Btas Jscses- An sxcSangs
savs. E-s5srtlv Baze yscsse las a5cas
IS -zen indian Mood co1-ssax thru1gh
Ms rams SIS xAs Clark statue IN River
vssw sa-S SIT ten = soG-ss r.
--sssz- 10 RS t-ss1sss n hear The name
AFTER travelling zs.51s VIII : team O
E-ssaz -sare-S wh2t-svs--Asiis -saarzae-
zzass Bsas JsrssS ia TIE rEi-iing
zce tc- 8 sss- x RS skins courls OF
rss-s aso a-s SIN css-gs 70 .Ae nazs
ztscs ~ zses % eco the rsshssc INTO
sessevs-S As- 81 Tn5Ezn- The Tz1szn
ssa-z $ SIN q he rad SID s Eo~
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