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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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geduBert, ooB Die &ri8btiden Snient.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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SRI glanhe goro. 40 yaEle off.
einc eiumobneriH ron NiInnsaoolis,
luliroe bel elmer 8utoiabrt nabe bier
nuf Der Staae get0otet ais oas ge,
fabrt einem Earmgwageu ousDih
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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1907 in Dem Negierun1sIei6amt Der.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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Nf0orio, 26. Sept.

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ls benahbarten 00riern gemeI0et
Mud IN Ser @roUin5 lltreht
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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Goml 20. Sept.
9ie G6clern lit bier al~tsgebrodeu.
ttno ieit ibrem erited 4uftreten oa.
bier iin0 iton u5er 500 erfrau.
tingsidae qemel0et moroen. @is ieti
iino inter Den grfranften feline 4us.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
SnOisH.
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QnIfutta, 80. Sept.
Ser britiihe 0ompier Clan
Madintoib~, iiber Den ans 3nngua
aemeloet noroen mar, DAB er auf
bober See IN Die 2rft eeilogen iei.
uno ane Sniaiien bis auf einen nm.
sefommen ieien, lit bier poblbebal-
ten eingetroffen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
@rmc anr fir Sdlnffranf6cit.
@aris, %. Sept.

Or. 2aocran bon bier bat Der Afa.
oemie Der @Siiienidaiten mitgetbeilt.
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franfbcit entoedt babe. Gle bciicbt
in Ginipribungen eines aniIinmittels
inter Die Saut. Or. 2areron mur0e
AMI oicle aiir ourb Ole Gcriude ge.
brddt. Die Gr. GDnns, Gin omerifn.
niider Ar3t. auitelie. 3aS Witigl III
BON Or. Sbirour i'm Seuegalgsbiet
nit bemerfenstpertbem eriolge Glige.
man0t mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
Nadridten ans SentidlanO nnO
Eeiterreidj- ltHaarn.

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Ter &eihstan5lcr scbt nad) &um.
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emit. ~ Sentide nuO Sidjedru
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

@oarenhuuies BON Shipper & 8Iod
einen Sdaoeu DON etDa $4,000 an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
anf auorOnnns Oes gapites?
4nris, %. sept.


Ger eSigoro" iagt. Dap Goroinal
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ul0 olf eiHer gebeimen @erinmm.
luna Der frauBoiiiheH aar0in1le Wit.
fheilanqen mudte pom Dem. mas Der
8aDif Don ihnen %eriuartete. Die 6olge
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
StnOircn Oas fransOFidc Timaus.
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Senator IelIon g9. alOrid pon
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nNiiin5fommiiiion lam.
meln, peroen mabreno hires bieiigen
9lufenthalts NIT aufmerfiamfeiten
iiberbduit. Sic haben bel Serrn
@aaain. Dem @ouuernelr Der @onf
BON 5ranfrsld, bel Serrn Coolers,
ovd 0inon5miniiter unO bel oen Sci.
tern bon mebreren mid)tiaen fran5o.
iiiden REORGANIZATION geipeiit mo
lie bobeu mebrere Sutprbiclps gebobt
mt &ennern 0es 6indrSueiens. Sig.
nor Ganopai, ser Sefretdr Scr 9anf
bon S,.nlien, lit BON 9iom nod YariS
gefonmen, nm Den @mcrifanern
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fraaen 0ar6nlegcn. Senator AIorid
bat ~pieOerbolt ieiuen bieiiaen 5reun-
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nes oiientlihen Sebens MIR nod oen
cin5igen Gbrgei3 bate. oen Ser. Staa.
ten ell 5inan8initcm ST. eebelt oos
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gen. feline Nniidten AMI elmer offent.
Geriammlung in 2ouisbiac
oar1nLeden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
gad rniiiidrm Mnitcr.
GrbaItem gcrItdrfana.

Wieliua. 90. Sept.
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einem Der Iebten @efedlte aejangen
eenommen nuroe, iaste aus, oaB Die
Sauptmadlt Der Niaiiren 0urd To-
900 3abplen bonglbucemas nerltdrtt
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
Sic irauj6Fi6cn fatbOIiiden Siidafe
fibren iuieOer eiucn SclOSns gcaeH
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Dem 9rieie. nOub ole @ermiihuug
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ben, miro ongetiin6iat, DAB glierE.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
NnoapgIt 29. sententber.

Sm II. eebensiabre 1T bier ser
nnmbai.e Beihihtsforider unO 30.
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geitorben. gr mar gbreaprdIes Der
Observation-Disclosures.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-12-17
CONTESTANTS FOR THE AUTO
AND PIANO ARE WORKING HARD

Who is going to be the winner of
that big automobile?
And who will come in second
and receive the Adam Schaaf piano?
There are now a large number of
active contestants in the field and
to pick a winner at this time
would be an impossibility. In
fact, it would be impossible to
determine the winners until the
judges break the seal on the big
ballot box and actually count the
coupons.
All the store coupons were TAX
en- up this week. signed by the
merchants and deposited in the
general ballot box with the Chron-
icle's coupons. where they will re-
main until the box is broken open
by the judges after the contest
closes. The judges, four of them,
will be selected by the contestants,
to act with the contest manager
in making the final count and
awarding the prizes.
The general ballot box is large
sealed metal can. with an opening
just large enough to permit the
depositing of the ballots, but not
large enough to allow any to be
removed. The box cannot even
be opened by the contest manager,
and after the coupons are deposited
they cannot be removed unless
the box be cut open-and this will
be left for the judges to do when
the contest closes. The box is
kept in the Golden Valley State
Bank vault, so that there is no
danger of it being tempered with.
When the store coupons are COL
lected, which will be once week,
they will be approved by the re-
spective merchants and by the con-
test manager. and then deposited
in the general ballot box in the
bank vault. There will be an es.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-12-17

innate taken each week, as the
coupons are deposited, showing
the relative standing of the con-
testants. and in this way the pub
lie will know how the contest is
progressing. as this estimate will
be given out from time to time
through the columns of the paper.
During the closing days of the con-
test there will be a secret vote.
That is. no information will be
given out and no record kept of the
coupons as they are deposited in
the general ballot box. so that no
one will know the standing and it
will be impossible to give out
any "tips" as to the number of
votes that will be required by any
certain candidate to win. During
the closing days of the contest
none will know the standing of any
of the candidates and contestant
must depend on their own efforts.
The contest will be strictly on
the square in every respect. The
contest manager will show no favors
to any particular candidate. but
all will be treated alike. And in
counting the votes and declaring
the winners, the four men to act
with the contest manager will be
chosen by the contestants, and
therefore, are at present unknown
to him or any one else. They will
be chosen on the night the con-
test closes, in the public hall, and
the count will practically be made
in the presence of hundreds of
spectators and the interested
parties. Nothing will be done
under cover and the actual coupons
showing every vote cast will be
preserved so that anyone dissatis-
fled may look them over and see
where each contestant secured each
and every vote. AS a further as
surance Of a square deal we will,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-12-17

500, who can show that we ex-
tended any favors to any partic-
ular candidate who may have won
or lost.
The prizes will go to the ones
who have most votes, according
to the coupons in the general
ballot box when it is opened.
Below we give the contestants
entered to date and their standing
according to the estimate taken
this week:
Miss Gunda Knutson 285, 900
Christ G. johnson 1853, $50
John Madison 2l5,O50
Miss Melissa Brown 1876. 100
L. j. Erickson $1,000
Miss Mary Schmitz 1880
H. D. Miller 74,600
Glen Wallace 1000
Miss Florence Kridrowski 26, $50
Edward Kruger 22,050
Geo. L. Krinke 1000
Miss Maud Leighton 5000
j. K. Tatley 5,400
T. w. Davis $500
Miss Knutson. of Carlyle, still
leads the list with a snug 285. 900
vote; Christ G.. johnson, of Beach,
is second with 1853, $50; John Mad
ison, of Beach, is third with 215,-
$50; and Miss Melissa Brown
fourth with 1856. 100. But the
standing at this time is very mis-
leading; for instance a SIS SUBJ
scription for 10 years to the paper,
paid by one person. would put al
most anyone of the lower ones
ahead of these four. Money paid
on subscription is what rolls the
vote up fast, and the contestant who
puts forth the most effort in that
direction is the one who will stand
the best chance Of winning a
prize.
Miss Florence Kridrowski is a
new contestant and in a short time
she will probably set a pace for
the ones that are in the lead now.
Miss Mary Schmitz is also new
candidate who is doing some hust-
ling. and Glen Wallace may take off
his coat and do things toward
securing the autom obile. L. j.
Erickson. who is now fifth, is said
to be a hustler and we predict
something doing from his quarter
in the very near future. H. D.
Miller was heard to declare him
self this week that he was going
to ride in that auto and some of
the others are of the same opinion
so one is about lost when it comes
to drawing conclusions. We can
only say. look out for surprises
and don't lose any time if you
want to remain in the running.
Remember, hustling subscriptions
is what will count. but the votes
will be given at the following firms
in Beach on cash purchases:
Beach Implement Co.
Lowell Bros.
Overstad & Hoverson
j. j. BARLEY
Model Clothing & Shoe Co.
Power & Wagner
Langbein & Son
Henry Sunders
w. w. Larsen
Beach Drug Co.
P. H. Lee
Dacotah Lumber Co.
Golden Valley Lumber Var
Schulz Lumber Co.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-12-17
Eagle Valley Correspondence

From regular Eagle Valley COR
respondent. There was a dance
in our valley on Thanksgiving
night. None but invited guests
were welcome.
Three men from Dickinson passed
through our valley Saturday look
ing for homestead land. We like
to welcome newcomers, but these
were tenderfeet and did not like
to get so far from town. We
wish there was more homestead
land right in the middle Of Beach
for such land seekers as these.
Mesdames Vanquist and Neil
were callers at Mrs. Leighton Sun
day.
Three big loads of lumber. fol-
lowed by a three-seated rig filled
with new settlers. passed through
our valley the other day. This is
the way we like to see them come
as though they meant business.
If you are suffering from bill
business, constipation. and indiges-
ton, chronic headache, invest one
cent in postcard. send to Cham
berlain Medicine Co., Des Moines,
Iowa, with your name and address
plainly on the back, and they will
forward you free sample Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
tablets. Sold by P. H. Lee.
Mrs. C. G. Lyons and little
daughter, Fern. departed Wednes-
day for Elgin, MIMI, to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
j. X. Tatley of Carlyle went to
Estevan, Manitoba. Canada. to be
gone for few weeks. Mr.. Tat
ley has sold his farm in King
Neddy's dominion, and goes to
close up the deal.
/. l will loan you money to pay for
your house and you can pay it
back, interest and principal, by
the month same as paying rent
j. R. Waters. Att
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
Boxing
Athletics

mated at 40. 000 there Is hound to be
a record breaking crowd present.
or the men already entered Long
boat and shrub look to have a shade
over the others and although shrub
collapsed In the twenty-fourth milo
Of his race with Longboa' two
months ago he has been constantly
training for the long distance route
and it is expected he will be able to
go the fun distance.
Matt Maloney has not appeared
outside Of amateur ranks as vet. but
from his performances in amateur
meets he may spring Il surprise ana
finish Wen up toward the front Dos
rando and Hayes have proven by thell
miserable showings against Longboat
that it is barely possible for them to
finish the race after following the In
dams murderous pace, and do o look
to be formidable opponents for this In
dian and Englishman. The distance
is to be the full Marathon course, 20
miles. $50 yards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
PROSPECT BRIGHT
FOR WINNING HIGH
SCHOOL TEAM
Aggregation of All Star Players.
viii Represent A, H, S, This
Season. Confident of Winning.
Pennant,

with the opening of the 1903 base.
bali season the prospects FOR q win.
Ming team at che CONTRA High schoo.
are brighter than they have been fen
four years. A number of good play.
nrs have bocn competing tor positions
on the team for the past three OF
four weeks and now only ono position
remains la doubt
Games viii be played With teams
representing tn I'm liam school, varsity
nnd probably some out-of-toWn teams
Captain Wagner last night In speak
Ing Of the aggregation no has gath
cred. declared they would go
through the scason without "a defeat
cllalkcd against them, if ho was not
greatly mistaken.
This year. continued Captain
Wagner. 1--WE viii have a team better
than has represented the high school
since the famous team of 1908, when
Benjamin. the Collins brothers. wal
ter and Herbert Gallcs and othor
stars played on tho team. aud arc con-
fidcnt Of our ability To defeat both
the Indians and varsity
The lineup of tho team follows,
Cowpcr. catcher. Wagner and Ilaw-
thorne. pitchers, Shear. first base.
Calkins. second base. Hawthorne and
Wagner. third base; Jones. shortstop;
Mickham. left fiold. and Jaffa. Ball
KAN and McClarsin arc stili con-
tending foT the other two outer gar
den positions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28

but the fight must indeed have been
marred by the disparity in size OF the
two men. Clearly II was q case of one
fighter far too big for the other one,
with the conditions so much in his
favor that the handicapped boxer
had no chance,
Harry b. Smith. the w|ell-known
san Francisco sporting writer Is Of the
opinion, after viewing the pictures
two or three times, that IL Jcffries Is
able to attain his old time condition
he viii have no trouble in rcgaining
the heavyweight title for the white
race.
The eastern writer's witt few eX-
ccptions are Of the same opinion as
Smith. and now II Jeffrics is of the
same belief ana Is able to get into
condition the colored champion may
be dethroucd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
MARATHON DERBY At
POLO GROUNDS
SATURDAY
-ongboat and Shrub Among
the Noted Runners to Com
plete in Professional Event

An event which promises TO go
down in athletic history as the great
est Of it's kind ever held viii be the
professional Marathon Derby Ia be
run at the Polo Grounds on saturday,
April g. i'm which the best and tdst-
est long distance unnCrs in the world
viii participate. The purse is 10 be
10000 and the entries consist OF Tom
LOngboat. the wonderful Canadian In
dian runner and champion Mara
thon runner OF the world; Alfred
Shrubb. the marvellous little English
fifteen mile runner Johnny Hayes.
winner of the 1905 Olympic Mara
in London Doraudo Pietri. who
collapsed when within 200 yards Of
the finish line in the olympic race,
after leading AN The way. Matt Ma
loncv. who recently broke the amateur
Marathon record. simpson. the Glib
Indian of Canada. Harry White.
Of Ireland. Svanbers. Of Sweden. n
Saint Yves of France.
All OF thu above mentioned rum
with the exception OF ain Yves
have performed before New York
audience and are without doubt the
best iu the world. and mo- amateur
comuare with any of them a
special three-lsp track VIII be con-
outside the diamond tnu
tho outneid and with the
Polo Grounds seating capacity csti-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
EXCELLENT CARD
OF RACES FOR
THIS AFTERNOON
Program Will Contest Of Six
Running Races, Trotting and
Pacing Heats Between Local
FavoriteS ard Pony Race
With Lady Riders.

ON account of the severe vino and
sand storm the races were declared
OFF at Traction park yesterday.
TO make up for the loss of y%ester-
days racing, the management has ar
ranged an exceptionally fine card for
today. In addition to six running
races. there viii be a harness race for
local horses, in which the pest Of the
local @trotters and PAGERS win appear.
This race will be best two in three
Ealf-mile heats. The interest in this
event has been so great that there
were several Wagers last night. There
was one particularly large wager
made that Shecam, driven by Mr..
Dwyer, would beat out Richie Baron
driven by Mr.. Schloss. Unlike the race
Of last Sunday all the horses in to-
days harness race VIII score down to
the starters stand and start on equal
terms.
Another race thai is creating great
interest is the pony ace with lady
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
CHANCE WILL WORRY
ALONG WITHOUT Killing

Memphis, Tenn, March Fred
w. Leiso, drafted by the Chicago
National club from the Madison club
of the Wisconsin state league, has
been traded to the st. Paul club Of
the American association, for Tom
Ncedham, catcher, FORMERLY of New
York and Boston. Chicago gave a
cash consideration With Leise. This
trade is taken To mean that Manager
Chance, Of Chicago, has decided to
let his famous backstop, John g..
King, stay away IL he wishes to and
also that all negotiations for the re-
turn of Doc Marshall from the
Brooklyn club viii be called off, as
Needham viii give the champions
their third experienced catcher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
LONG SHOT CAPTURES
BELL STAKES AT OAKLAND

Oakland. March 27.lTurrcnt, a son
of Cunard proved a surprise by vim
ming the Bell stakes at Emeryvillc
today at odds Of % to 1. Donau and
Suregct. Of the Gerst stable. were the
most fancied. with FIXING squirrel and
the MacManus pair, Rocky O'Bricn
and Medallion next in demand. Fly
ing Squirrel ana Rocky O'Brion made
most OF the running and fifty yards
from the wire il appeared as il the
last named colt would win, but he fall
tered when Howard hit him with the
whip. The lightly Weighted Turrot
came with a rush and won from Fly
ing Squirrel. which peat Rocky
O'Bricn by q neck. The race was
worth S3.4GO to the winner. The
track was somewhat heavy. Results:
First Race-SiX f%urlongs; selling
old Settler. won; Minot. second; cad
ichon. third. Time-1:I5 Is.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth.
purse: Elevation. won; Lady Alicia.
second; Rubric. third. Timc-1:59.
Third Race-Milo and seventy
yards: Montgomery handicap: High
Private. won; The Peer. second. Don
Enrique. third. Time-0:27 As.
Fourth Race-FOur and a half fur
longs. Bell stakes, value to winner
$500: Turrct. won; Flying Squirrel,
second: Rocky O'Brien. third Time
0:56 81.
Fifth Race-Six f%urlongs: selling
Aimee c.. won: Green Goods. second:
Adriache. third. Time-1:16 2-5.
Hs-.r. ~. rrf.L. .aV h.IF Gov.
boswell handicap: Bubling
Water. won. Booger Red, second, Fa-
matte, third. Time-1:0S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-28
BELIEVES JEFFR|ES
HAS CHANCE WITH
JACK JOHNSON
CONDITION EVERYTHING
SAYS VETERAN TRAINER
Tommy Ryan Who Taught Big
B~oiIennaker the Fighting
Game Has Confidence in His
Former Pupil,

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perts OF the squared circle are eA-
pressing their opinion as to the pos.
sibility OF a match for the heavy.
weight championship between Jack
Johnson and James j Jeffrics, word
comes from Benton Harbor, Mich,
that Tommy Ryan, former middle.
weight champion of the world, and
the man who trained J~effrics in his
carly days, and to whom J~effrics him.
self gave much credit for what hs
taught him in the fighting game, be,
lieves J~effries has a chance-a good
chancc-against Johnson. At his farm
in Fair Plain. commenting upon the
chances JEFF would have with the
negro. Tommy declared that not ah
the fight was GU of his former pupil
vet. -.
"Jeffrics has a good chance to whip
Johnson" declared Tommy ''provld
inc he is in condition. IT, jeff had
been in training for the past year as
Johnson has would place my money
on him without waiting to see how
tha donesters would figure it ont. But
Won know the principaI thing about
tho fighting game il that you've got
ia lxocn in nractice and condition.
left isn't too old to fight. but he
has bnon ont of the game quite a
while. O|f.course don't know what
condition his health is m. he onrht to
know mat hest but if~thfs ifIGaht IS a
90 ana NOT ne,ysnaprr talk would
like to take a little of the johnson
money