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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Oct 5.-First race, six
furlongs Gypsy King, straight, $3.50
won; Ben Double place. 745, second;
Arionette. show, 6.25. third. Time,
1!14 40
Second race, five and one-half fur
longs: Starvenus, straight. 1920, won,
Forty Four. place, 43.10. second: Ele'
amor Robson. show, 1910. third Time,
los 1-5.
Third race. mile: Alice Baird,
straight. 22.65, won; Margaret T.,
place. 1850, second; Skye, show,
1865. third. Time al 3-5.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Crystal
Maid. straight. 1895, won, Hyperion
II. place, Ills. second; Al Muller,
show. $40, third Time, 1:12 As.
Fifth race. purse five and one-half
furlongs. Howdy HOwdy. straight,
$lO3.35, won. Henderson place. $l5s
Is. second. Claudia, show, 1880. third
Time, los %
Sixth race, one mile and 20 yards,
Camel. straight, 95630, won Warden,
place, 9.S5. second; Minot, show, 1910,
third Time. 1:45 35.
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
DUCK HUNTER MISSING
NEAR AMERICAN FORK

Provo. Oct 5.-ThiS community Is
considerably worked up over the sud
den disappearance of William sum
mervillc of American Fork, who has
not been seen since he left his homo
to 60 duck hunting last Saturday
night
William Summertime. aged about
22 years. and Leyerne Adamson, aged
about 10 years, left their homes Sat.
urday night to go duck hunting. Adam
son returned Sunday night. wet and
cold, but Summerville mas not been
heard OF since. Adamson states that
he last saw Summeryille at 9 a. m,
Sunday and that the latter suggested
that he walk around the point of the
mountain near where the Jordan river
empties into the lake and that he
(Adamson) remain with the team.
That was the last Adamson saw of
Summcrvillc.
Adamson claims that he searched
the entire country for Summervillo
but that he was unable to find any
trace Of him. He returned 10 the
city at night but went out on another
search in the morning. This was OF
no avail, however
Deputy Sheriff Farley P. Pratt and
about one hundred men left Ameri-
can Fork and Lehi this morning 10
search for Summerville. and II somo
trace of him is not found before night
the Jordan river and its mouth will
be dragged on the supposltion that
he might have dropped In It.
Summerville resides at American
Fork and has a wife and child. Ho
and Adamson have been lifelong
chums and there is no disposition TO
believe that there has been any foul
play in connection with his sudden
disappearance.
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PIONEER IMMIGRANT
OF UTAH IS DEAD

Salt Lake. Oct, 5.-Mrs Relief c.
Atwood, aged 50. one of the old-timc
cmigrants 10 Utah, died at 80 o.
clock Monday evening in the home of
her son. Millen NJ, Atwood, 1910 South
Eleventh East street, of old age
r c. Atwood came to this state
with the first expedition, July 2i, 1S47
The next year he returned to Council
Bluffs and married Mrs. Atwood
whose maiden name was Miss Louise
Cram
Mrs. Atwood was born In LyndbOr'
ough, New Hampshire. In 1920. She
leaves three children. all residents OF
Salt Lake, who are Mrs Abbie A.
Sermon. Mrs, Rose f. Kelsch and Mr.
Million NJ. Atwood. Her husband died
In 1890
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
COOK AFFECTED
BY HIS WELCOME

Plttsburg. Pa. Oct 5.-Visibly af-
fected by the enthusiastic ovation ac-
corded him. DR.. Cook. the North Pole
explorer, arrived here today. From
the time he left the train until he
reached the Hotel Schenley. DR.. Cook
was given a most hearty reception.
Following his arrival at the hotel. he
went into seclusion, announcing that
for the present he intended to make
no statements concerning the polar
controversy,
DR.. Cook is suffering from a heavy
cold and 1t Is doubtful whether he viii
be able TO carry out his many engage
ments. When the newspaDermen be-
came insistent, the explorer granted
them brief talk.
''In a short time" he said. "the pub.
lie Is TO be given facts and then there
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
CITY MAY BE LOSER,

Salt Lake, Oct. Through the
careless drawing of franchises for the
Salt Lake Public Service company.
now in the hands OF a receiver. the
city will not be able TO realize upon
the $4,000 forfeit which 1t believed
II hold against the company This,
In substance, was the report of City
Attorney II. j. Dininny to the city
council last night, and the report was
sent TO the municipal laws committee
to digest
The old Citizens Heating C Power
company executed a bond in favor Of
the city for $4,000 10 insure q prose
cution OF the work proposed But
when this company was absorbed by
the salt Lake Public Service company
the franchise matters were overlooked
and nothing tangible was held against
the newer company.
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FALLING MAN rs
RESCUED IN MIDAIR

Salt Lake. Oct 5.-Wbilo Frank
Henderson was working on the rooi
Of a new house at Seventh East and
Tenth South streets yesterday. he
slipped on the steep slope and slid
earthward shouting for help as he
neared the edge,
George Hansen, who was at work
in the second floor. hearing the
shouts. ran to a window In time 70
see Henderson's body dropping from
the roof. Selling a support with one
hand, Hansen leaned out OF the win.
dow and threw his arm about Hen.
derson as he was falling,
The strain was terrible. but Han.
sen finally pulled Henderson through
the window and to safety. Hansen
has badly wrenched shoulder and
arm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
LADIES!

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Parlors, ! can now, with able assist
ants. accommodate all patrons by
appointment. or call Hotel and home
calls promptly answered Work done
scientifically.
FRENCH MASK MASSAGE. scalp
treatment. tonic shampoo, manlcur.
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Imported Hair Goods and Toilet Re
qusitcs. Hair weaving at moderate
charges. Mail orders given prompt
attention. Ladies' invited to rest room.
TEACH THE THINGS I DO.
Personal aud correspondence instruc-
lions Bell l353K.
MRS KELLAR. 246S Wash
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SHoRTsToP is SUSPENDED.

New York, Oct. 5.-Presldent Heyd.
ler, of the National league today su3.
pended Shortstop Doolln of Phnadel.
phia for the rest of the season and
fined him $50 following yesterday 3
game which was forfeited by Philadel-
phia TO New York. Heidler took the
ground that Doolln was mainly re-
sponSlble for the incident Otto
Knabe, the Philadelphia secoud-base.
man and Lew Moren, the Philadolphla
pitcher were fined S25 each
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WELL KNOWN CLERGYMAN.

Santa Monica. Calf, Oct. 5.-Rev.
George Soulto. who died here last
night, was well known in many parts
of the world as a clergyman, evange-
list. missionary and bible teacher He
was 70 years of age and had devoted
his life TO religious work in Australia,
India. New Zealand. Tasmania and
England. He is survived by six sons
and daughters, who are engaged in
similar work In far parts of the globe
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"eooKIes" PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

New York. Oct 5.-Thc thirty al
legged bookmakers, four private detec-
tivcs. John G. Cavanaugh of the Concy
Island Jocky club and Brooklyn Jock
ey club as corporations who were all
indicted for alleged violations of tho
antl'bettinG law. were arraigned In
The county court at Brooklyn today
and pleaded not guilty. Judge Dixie
fixed bail at $500 In each case and
set October Is for trial of the de
londanLs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06

Montreal, Oct 5-Captain Bernicr
has letter he received from DR.. Cook.
dated Uppernayik. May %. in which
the latter says Peary sold his supplies,
but that With the aid of the provisions
brought by Bernier he was able to
work out his problem"
The letter says, I'VE have pushed
into the bareSt center and have pick
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
Wrestling
Shooting
Automobiling
Sporting News

cd the Polar prize, but the effort was
dangerous beyond all conception
A special from Quebec to the Herald
says Capt. Bernier was asked If he
thought either Cook or Peary had
reached the pole The captain answer
ed. Il would not admit either has
been to the pole before l have had
sufficient proof Both are very per
sistent"
The captain did not want to say
moro because. as he said. he expects
to be witness in the Cook-Peary con.
tToversy.
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PRESS HANDLE TO OPEN 1T.

tho cut below the handle OF the pot Let
go and the lid drops back into place
When the contents Of sterp1n or
BOILER are cooking busily, II Is no Joke
10 mt the lid on aud sct Y properly
IN place again With the steam arising
against the hand Consequently. 40 at.
ncouent which permits the cook 10
stand at safe distance and open the
pot ls welcome one The handle ia or
open twisted wire and docs not hent up
uAe a solid piece OF metal wouA
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
paid the African republic by the com

paid the African republic by the com.
mission from the United tSates.
In the opinion of Consul Berliner.
many difficulties stand in the way OF
commercial development In Liberia.
Some OF these he cites. among them:
Restrictions placed upon foreigners
no real estate can be owned by for
eigners; bad communications; dis
turbed state OF the interior; back
ward state of the inhabitants; limited
ports of entry and smuggling on the
coast
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
MONTANA LAND BOARD
WILL DEFER ITS ACTION

Helena, Mont. Oct. 5.-The state
land board has decided TO hold in obey
ance the matter of forcible election
OF forestry officials of the Flathead
country lands until the courts rule on
their right to do so.
This decision follows a ruling by
Secretary Balllnger received by the
board today in which he holds that
the title to section. II and sc In each
township still vests In the federal gov
ernment. The state claimed it un-
der the enabling act.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06

dack. 7 to 2, third. Time, 1925 2-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs; Prince
Imperial. 10 4, won, Anthropaida .
TO 2, second. Time, 1872 40. Two
starters
Fifth race. mile and one quarter:
The Peer, 5 to /, won: Moquette. 1 10
s, second; Paradise Queen, u to 1,
third Time, 2:04 AS.
Sixth race, five furlongs Agnier, II
to .. won; Calypte. s to 8, second;
Flying Footsteps. to 1, third Time.
/ 90 Is,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
LID STAYS IN PLACE
No Danger Of Rolling OF Saucepan
to Stove or Floor.

Cooks Will voueh for the annoyance TO
which they arc subjected By the lids Of
pots and pans falling OF thcSe RECEIPT
Acles to the stove or 1eor, 10 correct
.hts an Ohio man has lnvcpted lid
holder for cooking vessels which tnsnres
the lid staying in position. In the erst
place, the Nd IN hls design is hinged
and does not set 90 loosely Ir add
tIon TO this II has a handle, indepeodent
OF the Pot handle. III 1t Is desired To
llft the lid all that need be done Il to
depress this handle, which Is shown in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
Two Million Bottles

OF Perry Davis Painlillcr sold evcry year.
This wonderful household remedy stops tho
pam OF spralns, burns or bruises. II relievcs
lAeumatiem or neuralgia. It cures colds,
cramps, colo, diarrhoa. There ought 10 be
q bottle on your shelves Just now, ready for
the inst sign of trouble. The new size bot
Tic Is 80 cts. ond there Ia alao tho snn. o,o4
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
YOUNG coReETT BEATEN.

Boston, Oct 5.-Young Corbett Of
Denver, former lightweight champion
was dragged from the ring by his
seconds in the fifth round at the
Armory Athletic association tonight
after Dave Dcshler Of Cambridge had
sent him to the floor In bad shape.
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AT BELMONT PARK.

Belmont Park, Oct First race
mile: Taboo. s to 1, won; Adrieuche
to l. second, Miss Albert. Z to l.
third Time, 1:39
Second raco. steeplechaso, about
: IL miles; Vilhalla, s 10 5, won
Pretty Michael, l TO 2. second Time
Sal 3-5. Two starters.
Third race. handicap, furlones
main course; Question Mark, 10 .
won; HarTiGau, to /, second; Aron.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
LIBERIA DIFFICULT
OF DEVELOPMENT

Washington. Oct additional in
forest is lent to a report on condi-
tlons in Liberia, made by Consul Solo
mon Berliner. OF Teneriffe, Canary Isl
ands. by feason OF the recent visit
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
VICTIM OF OOTeAll.

Pottsyille. Pa. Oct 5.-Robert Mill.
ington, football player Of the local
High school eleven, who was injured
In game at Shamokin, Pa, Satur.
day. died today
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will be no doubt as to who is the first
discoyoTer of the North Pole"
He said the report of the Copen-
hagen university would be sent out
first and that he expected an end to
the present controversy within six
months.
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ST. Louis. Oct. 5.-A ninth inning
rally In the second game gave St
Louis an even break with Chicago
in O double-header here today. The
visitors took the first game. TO I,
and the local team the second. to
g. Score. first game; r. II. Z.
Chicago .............6 IS l
St. Louis ...........s,.1 2
Pfeister and Moran; Raleigh and
Meter, Plehps
Second game; Score. r, II. E.
Chicago ...............3 8
ST Louis .........4 4 l
Hagerman and Moran; Harmon,
Meter and Bliss.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vernon z, Oakland |,

Oakland, Oct 5-Vcrnon captured
the first game of the series from Oak
land today by TO l score. Score;
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Los Angeles, Oct 5-With as time
" q hit as ever happened Tenant
won the lS-inning game for San Fran
cisco today. TO 4, Beall and Magic
were each fined S. for talking to the
umpire and were compelled TO leave
the grounds Score r. Fl. e.
Los Angeles ..,..,,...4 S 5
San Francisco .........5 10
Wheeler and Orendorff; Durham
and Berry,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
San Francisco S, Los Angeles, 4.

Breckenridge and Hogan; Tonnes
son, Boice and Lewis.
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BASEBALL
STANDING CT THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 5, Brooklyn 3.

Brooklyn, Oct 5.-Thc Boston9
captured the final game of its series
with the Superbas today. The viSi-
tors rallied in the tenth and scored
two runs. Score: r II. E.
Boston ..........5 10
Brooklyn ........3 Q 2
pIchIn md Rarlhnn, Hmnlnr and
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Pittsbura S. Cincinnati q.

Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-THE season of
1909 was closed today Pittsburg win
ming both games OF a double-header,
Score. first game: r H. E,
Cincinnati .....4 !
GlltSDuIS .sr..".,.s'' .
Rowan and Kennick; Adams, Leever
and Simon,
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CHICAGO s,a; ST. Louis. 1, q.

Richie and Rariden; Hunter and
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CAPTAIN is CAUTIOUS.

Game Postponed.
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Wheeler and orendorff; Durham
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-03
Discrimination Against Marines.

The act of Congress restoring the
marines to warships does not seem to
have settled the matter after all. Sew
>eral prominent officers of the line arc
openly opposed 10 marines aboard ship
and are apparently doing all they can
to nullify the law without actually
violating its main provisions. That
the fractional fight is on again is shown
by the fact that the authorities of the
Marine Corps have made formal pro-
test 20 the Secretary of the Navy
against the order of Rear Admiral
Schroeder, commander of the Atlantic
feet, promulgating regulations which
divide guard duty aboard ship between
marines and sailors. The Marine Corps
officers assert that this action marks
the beginning of a systematic move
ment TO exclude marines from ships of
war. There are Indications that a de.
termined effort will be made to induce
President Taft to intervene in the
fight between the Navy and the Marine
Corps. With Congress so manifestly
in favor of the employment of marines
on shipboard there is no likelihood that
the question will be renewed at the
Capitol, but there are some things
which may be done by the naval au.
thorities, regardless of the law. AID.
miral Schroeder took the initial step
in that direction by providing that
guard duty on board vessels Of the
fleet shall be performed by sailors and
marines IN Alternate periods, moi more
than One'baif Of the time 10 be taken
up by the marines. That action caused
considerable eOmmOtion at the head.
quarters Of .he Marine Corps, and has
resulted 10 some animated correspond.
enee with marine officers on boardship.
The eommandani of the corps has APP
pealed 10 the Secretary Of tbe Navy
Tor an order which would require Rear
Admiral Schroeder 10 recall bis fegula'
ton,
Secretary Meyer apparently has de-
eided TINT there ~ 10 Neeari0g for iD'
terferenee That meaib that be has
adopted the navy view, which is, gen
efhly speaking against the ampl0y
neni Of marines On bORrd ship, Tbs
mHnnes, h0WfYef, eHn hDi be- entirely
BlihqraHn from YssAelH " MAJ, luar
much nf ihf 1919 a specific on that
point Secretary Mayer bdiafas, hoB
ffrfi fbHi 100 oliifef N egmmHpd ~ .
nrfi Should BIZ pfiwlliea - exercise
Do glhridl0n lp 40 aey la Bhlrh
~ mHfinfH should be employed, -
fHnft ~ fffffiHff Mfyrlfs flpH "
iif f0NifNfsfsyi u n buiisffa hes as
HHune 0neeit Hlll make . direct ~,
pfai ~ ffs'lsNi ist ~ 80 ihal 80
lnitfeFif ~ lNp f0fps 49, fully plg
ifilf4 pa4ni ilf 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-03
OAHU MUST Be An
IMPREGNABlE OUTPOST

Hon. olin Young, Congressman from
Michigan, a member of the House
Military Committee, after inspecting
the cavalry eantonment at Leilehua yes.
terday, pronounced it to be located in
an ideal location, and one which
possesses many advantages for the pur.
pose for which the post was established.
He was also impressed with the fact
that there appears to be need of addi-
tiOnal Notifications on this island, and
stated that Barber's Point may be Sc.
leeted as the site for battery to repel
landings He agreed that as long us
the United States holds the Philippines,
Oahu should be a strongly fortified
base, and even in the event the Philip
pines were not retained, there would
still be necessity for making Oahu inn
pregnable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-03

Among those who sailed yesterday
morning on the Lnrline was Miss Nora
sterTy Of Los Angeles, who has been
the house guest Of Mrs. Densham for
some time past,
sSSSSSSssSS>ssSSss>ssSSSsSSsssSsSssSsso
the ball for the lucky space between
the posts, when the ball was kicked
boy a horse aud sent dying out into
the field, A howl " disappointment
was voiced boy cavalry throatu.
After much serimmaging, Dr. Bald.
win goi the bal into a nice position
and Dillingham; passed 4 10 d. Bad
win, who aimed we'll, but the ball
slmfh q goal peel and eaIolnse ihIougii
for q goal,
Then esmr tbs llmo Nhen iho raypl.
~ men scored, fhey goi tho ball and
llplr q hall hfld, when a vac
picked W. hy Hanson and eHTTIed Rlnng
hy hfsniml slFahts and upni through
llr pools nahH ailpR hhid 10 ehoek
iilntnn Without success
A liliIr malf pls} 90 huHlr SQUAD
~ HHi ihf HaWf Aar Hi au rpd, Alih
iii FfpN q io h fsfof W lhe pahu
m0nl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-03


Hatch. were given = rstia rae 10 me
eraeb ~ NJ Lords he eteasns ma.
chine.
Merchants Association fnucheoa.
A. O'Clock ihif ai.esrccn, the Ncr.
chants Association viii tender lun.
cheon to ihc congressional party and
other invited guests NJ the CONNER.
cial Cluh L. A. rhurston will dcfivci
an address on tho transportation qucs-
ton. Hc viii 20 into the history 81
shipping regulations. and the difticul.
tics which face islanders and main.
landers in travelling between the Pa.
cihe Coast sud Hawaii. and will prc-
sent arguments showing that a sub.
sidv should be granted American ship
ping or the eossiwisc shipping Law
should be suspended Honorable Rich,
ard Bariholdt, Of Missouri, aud Hon.
orable George w. Taylor. Of Alabama,
will respond FOR the Congressman.
Mr. Bauholdt has given expression 10
strong views on the transportation
question. as he believes in abolishing
the coastwise laws altogether. He be.
leves them 10 be antiquated and not
designed TO apply 60 Hawaii. He is
doubtful about ship subsidies. His
views will undoubtedly be expressed
along these lines this afternoon.
Favor Harbor Enlargement.
Plotted by Major Winslow, Corps En-.
| gineers, and Major Cree, Chief of the
I Artillery for the District of Honolulu;
Representatives woodward, McLachlan.
Taylor and Humphreys made tour OF
the harbor yesterday forenoon in q
launch The visitors were shown how
the harbor has been enlarged and de-
.veloped under congressional appropris.
tions
The harbor lines, proposed under sur.
veys made by the Army engineers and
taking in a much larger area than at
present. were shown on maps, and the
limits indicated. The harbor will ex.
tend beyond the present location of
the quarantine wharf almost to the
limits of Sand Island
/ Representative woodward stated that
if quarantine wharf stands in the way
of the enlargement of the harbor, it
should certainly be put back. He stat
ed also that the engineers want an APP
preparation of $5Gt 700 to cut a new
slice out of the virgin coral on the
outer side of the harbor, to commence
the enlargement and Improvement. He
expressed himself as favorably dis.
posed toward the development Of the
harbors of Hawaii, particularly that of
Honolulu.
He will take notice of the manner
in which the big Pacific Mail steam.
ship Mongolia has to maneuver around
the harbOr when the party leaves on
that vessel for the mainland, and from
the ships deck will study the need
of harbor enlargement and get informa.
| tiOn at first hand.
The Congressman making the tour Of
the harbOr yesterday are members OF
the Rivers and Harbors Committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-03

QurhpmrYrI go ID ! hnp dive and
idf q pfiY rHH ~ held Win 100
lnlr Hflfu 10 feil phaH ~ mont M
= blsft RaftHA9sl aaAlp flglilnR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-03

The period started OF with drives By
poningfr, Hanson made some pretty
ops afier Fam Baldwin and Fleming
4 started lIitlr trouble for them
10 riding nov became 30 egeiling that
enlisted men along The eide lines
guiri io lpn'nger go H. si, ~
familiar name hy Nhieh he h kppWn
hn follow nfhefff The play al
b lnprfuff Nas eseillpg and r0nelud
eiih smother goal recorded