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The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
ANIMAL nuspANpav

Tnere Is great 0tUefenC0 IN
lambs. Some come strong and some
come weak. and some never breathe
at all In the latter case there usu-
ally has been something wrong with
the care OF the eve: either her feed
has not been right or she has been
hurt in some way, or she was long
In in lambing and the attendant did
not help her as soon AZ he should.
Sometimes there is something Ab-
normal about the lamb itself. 30 that
no effort would avail In saving its
life
But usually lambs come with suf-
ficient life in them so that they may
be saved, even though weak, II proper
care is given. And It takes . man
interested in his work to give
proper care. A man has no business
caring for sheep unless 1t hurts him
almost as much to see . lamb die
as 1t would to see child die. Not
that the lamb rivals the child in i'm
portance, but man caring for his
stock should have such a pride In
them. that he simply cannot bear to
see them die, II ne can save them,
no matter how great an effort he
must make Such man will make
n success OF raising his stock
The eve should be trimmed about
the udder just before or after lamb
ing so that the lamb may suckle;
and he should be helped in the pro-
cess II he is weak. He should be
wiped dry at once after birth, IL the
weather Is cold. II eve fails to
give milk. the lamb must be fed q
small amount OF cows milk at fire.
quent intervals.
II the eve fails to own her lamb,
put her in dark pen with 1t for a
time. II eve has lost her own
lamb and you wish her to take a
twin from another eve, spread the
skin OF her own dead lamb over the
body OF the one she Is to take and tie
1t on, and there will be no trouble
The lambs should nibble at grain
and hay before they are two weeks
old. A run should he made for them,
into a small yard in which there is
grain where they can reach It, Dock
them at two weeks OF age and castrate
a little later
G. II. MORTON,
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
WANTS FELLOW COUNTRYMEN
ARRESTED FOR THREATS

Claiming that John Valdez. a fell
low countryman, has threatened TO
kill him, l.. Jiminez, Mexican beet
contractor, has sworn out warrant
for the arrest of Valdez and his case
will come up in justice court this
afternoon
Valdez's wife LEFT him some time
ago, going, it is alleged, to Jiminez
to whom she employed herself as
beet worker. At that time, so it is
said, Valdez said that if ever he
saw them together that he would
kill them. 1t is said that Sheriff
Ben Florance overheard these re-
marks
Valdez is a Mexican of small
means and lived in a shack not far
from Greeley
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Pierce

Mrs J. II Mcdonald OF Denver is
70 make an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs. Charles McGraw
Memorial services will be held at
NJ f. church Sunday at II a. n. by
the pastor,
Pierce is soon to have residence
telephones.
Mrs. John Slayton OF Carr was
calling on friends in Pierce yester-
day
The Pierce juvenile baseball team
viii play the Riddles OF Num- Sat
urday.
Mr., Munger OF Denver. owner of
Munger block, visited here yester-
day
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Ault Don't Want Phones Taken
SpeclaI 10 die Trlbunel

NopctIdi W tue tribune
Ault, May 2S.-To protest AGAINST
the removal of the Olive Brancl tele-
phone exchange from the Aulr lis
trict, the business men will hold a
mass meeting in the armory " Il sy
night together with the Conn rc al
club. The telephone companv as
decided to remove the exchan &c to
the Pierce district. This means lat
Ault will have to pay toll wheu H.
ing pthe Olive Branch people and
the removal of the exchange ne
business men declare, will be ic.ri-
mental to their interests.
At the same meeting Indignation
will be expressed against the STOP
ping of work on part of the Greeley.
Poudre project. The Greeley-Poudre
company will be endorsed and a res.
olution of condemnation passed
against those who are putting OBJ
stacles in its way.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
I.aSallc

Mrs f. c. Harrington is in Love
land.
Mrs. e. W. Mckenney who mas
heep very III with heart trouble, Is
not improving.
Mrs. 4. r. Terry and baby leit yes
terdav for their new home IN Co.
lumbus, Neb. Mr.. Terry will follow
tonight.
The Ladies' Missionary society
was entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. T, x SLACK
wood.
Mrs. D. T. Conaway has had her
house moved to the east side OF town.
on the former site of the house viii
be built the railroad round house
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

J. ,Arbuckls Cycle company. and will
do general repairing business for
both bicycles and motorcycles. They
have the agency fur the Excelsior
and beading Standard motorcycles.
The other member OF the arm is
Chester Scott. who has been in the
business the last four years.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Car Company Gets Franchise

At the meeting OF the council
called specially for the purpose last
night it was decided to allow the
street car company to place their
tracks on Enghth avenue and Elev
enth street so that the railroads may
come In on Seventh
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
NEWS NOTES or
WELD COUNTY
LAGRANGE

The school had picnic yestoru"!, y,l'i'','., ,
This afternoon the closing exercises
will be held. i,, an,
! NJ d. Wadlin has been quite ~.
Mrs Peter I.auridsen has as heE
guest her mother, Mrs T. -, .S''',
of Fort Collins, Mrs, Grace y 'tat y.
the same place and Mrs JaluSS
Graham and children of Hish'"nlu-
lake. Mrs. 4. r. English VIII enter
tain the visitors at dinner TO-DAY
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Mrs. Romans Elected President
Special to the

Especial to the Tribunel
kersey. May 2S.--Mrs Grace Ro-
mans was elected president OF the
Modern Country club for the ensuing x
year at the closing meeting of the
club which was held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. r d
Speers. Miss Lois Austin was elect
ed wise president. Mrs. Jessie Lean
ings secretary and Mrs. Anna Madi-
son treasurer
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Mrs. SiInonson Gets Hotel

The Heffernan house at Kerse,
has been sold to Mrs. Frieda simon.
son, the divorced wife of Char.
Simonson. The consideration is sail
to have been $4,000. With the hot,
went the house and store room sI
joining. Mrs. Simonson will person.
ally run the hotel. it is said
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
For the last two rnnn.A

For the last two montbs Tho -,
ana boys OF the Christian Endeavor
OF the congregational church bavo
pesn III d contest of raising money
lor church pledges and the girls, wbo
were were ,he Reds as losers gave n
social 10 the BOYS, "Blues". AT Inc
church 'ast evening. A picnic wag
plahheu Tor the evening but own
TO the threatening weather the nic,
III, me supper was served in the churrb
ibis lnis was followed by games. Tbcro
were twenty young peoplo nrosnn,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Eaton, May 2s.-A consultation

hHtOh' Nhy -S.-A COhsUItatiOn
of physicians was held this morning
over the condition OF Mrs. Fanny
Hardman, mother of Mrs. Harvey
Somerville, who is critically i'll with
pneumonia, and 1t was agreed that
the patient had n chance for recov-
cry.
DR.. G. H. Mulford of Greeley was
called to take part in the consulta-
ton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Sells Business at Zita

Especial to the Tribune)
Iita May ESP Tupland & Co.
who have run general store here
for about eight months. have sold
the business to NJ. V. Carney. Mr.
Tupland will return to his former
home in Canada.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Eaton

Miss Irene Daley has invitations
,rf for a party Saturday night In
S.ro,r nf Miss Maria Frater, who 10
,',ing much entertained before h0r
departure for oberlin
4 musicale viii be gwen SATURDAY
afternoon at the home OF Mt
George Yeagy by the pupils OF Prof.
skinner
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
DENVFR-LARAMIE SERVICE
STARTS TOMORROW HERE

Trains on the Laramie will leave
Seventh avenue and Tenth street
here tomorrow GAS in the morning
and 4:45 in the afternoon. They
will leave Denver at 1851 in the
morning and 6:52 in the afternoon
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Igo and fam
lily have returned from a years trip
east and south. They spent last
summer in Maine, visited Washing
ton and points of interest down the
coast and spent the winter south.
They have now returned satisfied
with Greeley for a home.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
kCHeN

Ross oliver has finished digging a
fine soft water well for r, W. Morti-
mer,
DR.. W. F. Spaulding is installing
a handsome new soda fountain in his
drug store.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
Aa1t Commencement,
Especial to the Trihur,

Especial to the Trihune)
Ault, May 2s.-Commenceme,,
exercises were held at the armor,
last night. Ieta Miller was yaIedi,
torlan and read the class history and
prophecy There was an addrcee t.'
Prof. f.. a. Cross OF the state Vo,
mai school and music by an orcbC.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Strong OF
Brighton are in Greeley for few
days, visiting Mr.. Strong's sister.
Miss Myrtle Strong. who attends the
Normal.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
plattPyllle


Harold Esner who is farming
near Broomteld. spent the week end
here with home folks
Prof S. u. Reid. who has Just
closed a very successful term OF
school at Hishlandlake, is spending
a few days with his brother, Prof.
+ ". f Reid. and making arrange
ments to start for Iowa in few
days where they will spend their
vacation and return in time to be-
gin work the first of September.
Miss Gail Snider of Denver is
spending the week here with friends.
Miss Minnie kutch spent Monday
shopping in Denver
l r. 5. Brown visited T A. Lewis
Mt ST. Johns hospital in Cheyenne
Saturday and Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Calkins have
rented part OF the Minnie Lycan
property and moved in Monday.
Prof. w. +. Reid transacted busi-
ness at the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Otteson who has been
quite i'll is improving.
Mrs. A. J. Elliott and daughter.
lnez. who have been in California
since September have returned
home the first of the week Mrs.
Elliott's health is much improved
Mrs. Mary Shaw of Ault is visit
ing here.
DR.. Williams of Denver made a
professional visit here Thursday.
Miss May Des Jardins, who taught
the intermediate grades here during
the school term, returned to her
home in Denver Monday evening.
Arizona Owens passed through
here Tuesday.
A number of Patteville people
saw the eclipse of the moon Monday
night
B. B. Siller arrived here Sunday
from Missouri and began work in
the Platteville National bank as
bookkeeper Monday morning
Fort Lupton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jones and lit
tie son, Floyd, left yesterday for
their new home near Littleton.
Mrs. M. Carroll has returned to
her home in Chicago after spending
two months with her sister. Mrs
Fred Griffith
The Thursday Afternoon club had
a pleasant meeting Thursday after.
noon with Mrs. r. NJ Barr. Tn,
roll call was responded to by quota
tions from Emerson
About thirty friends of Mr. ant
Mrs. Herman Bennett surprised
them Thursday evening in honor o
their twentieth wedding anpiver
sary, A great many beautiful gift
IN CHINA were received by the hosts
kersey
Miss Mabel Truhart and Mrs. L
, =. Groves will entertain the Ladies
= League this afternoon at the HON
e of the former.
. Earl Ellsworth is home
Miss Allie Archibald and Mis-
y Maud Craig, who are teaching scboC
. at Evans, have been visiting here.
Windsor
n Mrs. William Schwalm has gone =,
z Kansas in the hope of benefitting he
y health.
y Mr.. and Mrs F.. A. Burton {
h Wichita, Kan, are visiting Mrs. Bur
u on's mother, Mrs. G. w. Amos. The
: expect to make Windsor their HON,
Mrs NJ. b. Reed is Ill at the HON
S of her brother, Mayor Joe Yancey.
/ Miss Josephine Lloyd was in Fol
Collins yesterday.
DR.. l.. f. Bart returned home Sur
day.
H. j. Brown went to Denver We.
b, terday with a large shipment {
q cattle.
r. Gilcrest
7 Mr.. McComic OF Denver was
business visitor at Gilcrest Wedne.
day.
L Mrs. c. G. Warden and daughter
p We're Greeley visitors Tuesday.
t The daughter Of Oscar Hull ha
: the misfortune to break her arr
e while at play.
!. Mrs. Mefford is on the sick lii
d this week.
Mrs. w. r. Hines and Mrs. j. y
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

po,,rs we're visiting in Greeley this
week :, , ,o,,h,ar
Mrs. A. G. Feland ana ahusn.er.
Eulah. we're visiting IN honue's s""
Monday and Tuesday
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Paul Arbuckle has purchased .
nanv na 'I,ertse ha,.i IN the Scott Cycle com
Of Of y II =" ens,. s,e laken over the interest
new ne " firm rl WHY %III na IN the business Tbe
" 81 ~ III De known as the Scott
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
g.. -. cnort : n

Evans. May 2s.-7n rno, o,,'rercia
ing made to revive the ',,ihmr,uch
club and to advertise Evans hrsines
out the state. Some or tny meet
men are talking of calIiuE iop
ing to effect n re-organIl'.,,Oors ,.,ors bn
The old club did souu ogo
died out about two y'"''
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02

Eaton Couple Get 'h,'d "tsd h
Marriage license "'T tvsth AZ
morning to Thornton NJ ,,b both
so. and Miss Bessie Nah'''
Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-02
(iilCIasf

Mr.. McComic of Denver was n
business visitor at Gilcrest Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. G. Warden and daughters
We're Greeley visitors Tuesday.
Inc daughter Of Oscar Hull had
the misfortune to break her arm
while at play.
MRS. Mefford is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. w. f. Hines and Mrs. ]. NJ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
BAKER VICTIM OF FIEND.
Peter WI oblewski's Horse Slashec
and Bread Ruined.

Peter WrobIewski's Horse Sasned
and Bread Ruined.
Peter WrooleWskl, baker az No. 1883
Joseph Campau-ave.. has asked the pc.
lice TO try 10 find shaiowy person
who for the last three months. has
avenged some real or fancied wrong BY
clashing and stabbing Wroblewski's
faithful old horse, and by running
whole patches OF bread in Peter :
shop
Three months ago. WroblewsM no.
ticed a stream q blood on the horses
chest. while h. was delivering his
wares. one morning Investigation re-
Iealed a stab wound in the animal 5
breast A few eeks later. the horse
vas slashed across the launches, as
II stood IN us stall. Next a quantity
OF sand was emitted into the battef
end whole days supply OF bread was
spoiled Then the morse was stabbed
again Then another batch OF bread
WAS ruined. and NIoblewski Is now at
his wits end, as a result OF the mys-
FERROUS occurrences. He has absolute
Is no clle 70 the perpetrator OF the
crimes. be tells the police. but he IN
sists that sOmethinR be done
Patrolmen an officers ia PLAIN
clothes have watched the Wroblewskt
shop in yain.
"Wednesday night. Detectives Repp
and Redmond arrested a baker en-
ployed by Wrohlewski. on suspicion.
but Wroblewski insists that the man
IS not the guilty person.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04

ruen. Prairie lands which the raucEer
had first settled, undergoing every
hardship IN doing 50 were being stead
lily taken bv settler TO whom the gov
trnment allotted 100 acres each for a
homestead. The ranchmen al last ND
drawn a deadliLC ieyond which thay
had tacitly agreed not 10 move sep
AS they clattcrea up. thin wcaI
cned little man came 20 the door Ji
the hut lie had OF his hat showiu-
q meager thatch of gray hair and Ac
Teered at them through uear-sightld
eyes.
"Howdy. boys he said timidly
The bunch dismounted, and SAo
shone acted as spokesman.
'StranSer.Y he said. with ion.
crawl "a skunks come into thes,
parts when il haa1t oughter have
and we're amin t. shoot some hole
in il or turn II back
Guess you're soin TO Ter me nave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
THE SOUATTER

G say bo~s7"
sure. said Shoshone GO ahead ~
Well boys ! cane west last month.
Guess yol see ! amt set UP very
strougo Becaus. or that / decided III
get a claim ont mere. and then bring
oat the missus ana the kids When |
got here found there wasn't any
Claims le'i but this land. and | knew
how il was thought YOU boys was
right II vas yours But / got let
ter sayin that two OF the kids was
sick. and medicine had took about ali
tHe money. IL Wa up 10 NE TO do
something and took a chance and
roved this claim That's about the
Nay il IS
He pulled at his pipe meditatively
Hard luck. commented the Kid.
sympathe,ically
Tis, sor a fact" said Shoshone.
/ He looked kindly at the little map,
/ then az tie resi- seated about on the
floor
Nobody can blare YOU You was
IMP against il for fair Course Ne
can't let YOU stay But Wei DO the
square thing lie reached into one
pocket and pitched several pieces OF
money on the floor There's my
share"
The others promptly followed his
/ example. II wae quite a pile OF gold
nat the little man picked up
Thaukce, boys he said Guess
,oull want supper uow o.
lie gave them tiioles and bacon.
and they ate silently. Aiterward they
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
MussELMAN ours BUSINESS.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich March g.
Amos : Musselman, candidate for the
Republican nomination Tor governor
has resigned a- president and direc-
tor ~ the Natioual Grocer Co. In order
nat he may devote al' bis time 90 the
2ubcrna'ora' campaign While his
work heretofore has boon largely In
The nature 90 q personal letter cam.
paign ~ education .t has been Mgsse-
man idea thar hc should make him
self and bis platform known 10 the
different section ~ the state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

the known 10 medicine
nd gra0Na
healthy wonderful remedy the prevention ana
bronchitis coughs colds asthma
all weakened and diseased condhS II
invaluable overworkd delicate women
strengthens and suans the system Is pro
old feel Young ana Keeps
in c Medical Department The Duffy Mat
N. oe
advi
gratifying
received wa
Of medicine
druggists sroeers
dea S1oo bottle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
Doctor Reeommends.

Doctor Recommends.
ana IS years oi age and am
troubled with dyspepsia and weak
near, Every ga, before meals take
"a drssertsuoouf OF pufty Pure
Mali Wmskcv u sucar and water.
aud eet 20 lesr usuits Your Malt
agrees with ms stomach better than
any ether matt on ryc 0hiskey | used
before Your vhj-tey is "a general
ionic and slmpan' and "a promoter
of good digestion -pr Caillat,
Argos. Ind
Vigorous a, 81
For about two yeas, have been
USING Dunys pure Malt Whiskey.
ana il has been of great benefit TO
me was al ran down and deoilitat-
ed and nothing seemed % build me
up read. IN the Boston Globe about
Dufys pure Mal' Whiskey and
thought il would oe just the right
thing for me and have tound II so
am s. years OF age Warren Cut
Ter. Wohurn. Mass
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
FREED ON UNIQUE PLEA.
Husband recites wrongs He Suffered
and is Acquitted.

BELGRADE, March 3.--Crozius Ma
kitch. VINO has been on trial here tor
The murder OF his wife. staked his
life on his theory that every married
man is At times deeply aggrieyed at
his wife and thereby today won an
acqulttal
Makitch insisted on a jury Of mar
ried men After the jury had been
selected the condemned man made
this appeal
Let each of you probe his heart
and ask himself IL he can honestly
condemn sufferer who put into
action the thought which has often
crossed the mind OF husbands less
tried than have been
II took the jury only few minutes
20 acouit Nahtch. after he had re-
cited the wrongs be had suffered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04

Claire received its uamo from LaSaue
woh, with Father Hennepin sailed up
the Detroit river in 1919 in the Grf.
fon Upon leaving the river and enc
tering the lake he broke "a bottle ~
wine on the bow of the GriG0n and
christened the hoiy of water Lac
Ste Claire" in honor OF Saint Claire.
patron saint of the day. The Ste.
Claire will Doe tho handsomest OF the
fleet ana viii be steamer of which
the citizens OF Detroit VIII Boz proud.
\ distinct feature OF the boat is that
she will be n four.decker, carrying
passengers on each deck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04

the name Ste. Claire is 10 be increas-
ingly linked 90 the health and pleas
IRE Of the city. whose limits are
gradually reaching mp the river and
will soon border Lake Ste Claire The
companys acquisition OF Isle Aux
Peches, a the foot OF this lake. At
which point before many years De
troiters VIII be seeking pleasure and
entertainment, has also had an i'm.
portant bearing on the choice The
form of spelling Is that originally used
by those early explorers who named
so much Of the territory In the lake
region OF our country. Lake ste
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
There Poor Athletes!

Nordecai Brown stipend for the
u.Et two years will be something
like 100000 FER year.
Mere 1aEafelle'
Compared with salaries paid some
other public entertainers, ball play
-rs ore very poorly recompensed.
Harry Lauder viii clean up not less
tiau $50 600 on his present tour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
child FaIIs on Aot stove.

Mary Walczyk eight Years old. OF
No. ~ Goidner.ave IS in The Children 3
Free hospital. slowly recovering from
terrible burns along the whole right
side OF her body. and her right arm
The child fell on hot stove few
DAYS ago. AMI while She has suffered
agonies. is expected 10 recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04

tenn against disease germs.
Cures la Grippe.
Il used Duny's Pure Matt Whiskey
after severe attack OF "a Grippe.
and cheerfully testify to the beneficial
effects resulting therctrOm. also
ARMY believe that IT'S use as iirected
will prevent The recurrence SO fnis
dread disease N rs an excellent tome
and the best Whiskey for use 10 thc
family thar I know of Wy D. N
Austin. 81 ". Baker S. Atlanta. Ca
Grippe and Pneumonia
81 hereby wish 10 add my tcsumon-
la 20 the medical worth at Duty s
pure Malt Whlskcy In cases where
one Is completely run down from
Giippe and Pneumonia lately had
attacks OF both. ana have never been
so much benefited as ht its use. and
| cheerfully recommend ii as medi-
cine 20 every one ann now .n my
18th year and have never received
such relief II makes ono teei Hhe q
new person Mrs. n r Dillon 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04

The Detroit, Belle lsle & Windsor
Ferry Co. announced TAursday, that
the palatial new steamer being built
nj Toledo Tor the "Bob-Eo" route. and
general excursion business, Will be
named Ste, Claire. Many thousand
M mes have been suggested in re.
nnonse 10 the offer OF $40 20 the first
~ lending in the name which would
- kosen. Emma MacTavish. No. 2i
WyffNsst. Deuoit. is the winner OF
In ecIecfing this name the company
NJ oscn' insuenced by the fact that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
9v a. M. Perkerson.

After a stop al Haleys, where the
Kid punched the fact into a tender
foots head thar cowboys are not
known as cowboys In the present day
OF enlightenment. but as riders, which
is infinitely more refined. the bunch
whirled away in cloud Of dust
First we're goin TO hustle ont thet
scuatter. ShoshonC had explained
The eight put their horses into q
faster gaiIop and swept onward. They
we're fghting the battle OF the ranch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
GREAT AUTO RACE.
Odfeld and De Palma Agree To Race
IN Florida.

NEW YORK. March 2r-Only the
proyal Of the Florida East Coast
automobile association now stands he
Tween Barney O,iAcld and Ralph de.
Palma for a suecd contest on he fast
est automobile course 20 the world
lth the two fastest automobiles In
uc universe.
Olddel8s acce ntauce Of the chal.
augc FOR race or Daytona Beach,
Fla subject 10 the approval OF the "a.
to-IltiOn has been received The two
bic cars. Fiat amt Benz, which are %
lo Used IN the :acc are each able 70
cover two miles a minute, and over
lEo perfect course al Daytona Beach,
A' worlds records for the distance
are expected 10 he broken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04

,ne OF the Kids Is sick
For while there was eloquent
silence.
Guess we'd better go over and kick
ne stufflu outer this squatter sail
the Kid