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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07
From The Scientific American

An lighting plant Nebraska is manufacturing ice
exhaust of the plant which would otherwise
manufacture and dsng from which the ice made
This venture informed has profitable for
the lighting and be copied advantage by other
plants similarly situated.
new system treating eggs prevent them from
,o stale when in storage discovered in Rochester
This consists subjecng the eggs electrical current The
theory that eggs placed alive and gradually
to death the life destroyed by electrical
rent they placed storage they do not taste stae
when kept on ice for long period of time
The Great Western Railway England installing compact
railway ticket printing machine When ticket for certain station
the indicator which the OF
the station slips SLOT turns handle, and the
peted ticket drops At the time record of the sale
strip together with the fare and all
simply has to total up the strip paper and count his
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07
Our War With Mexico Begins

During the early part OF April in 1916 the fire which had been
smouderng Tor some me regarding Of authority the
part Of the Mexican government broke out and the public
very much excited the of small conflicts in Texas
which Hood spilled on American so Tb; ld
to fiery discussion in Washington and April 25 Conuss d.
against Mexico On May 12 passed both Houses
appong s1OOOOOOO for the conducting war and giving
the authority to call out so 900 volunteers
various led up to this conflict chief
which the dispute regarding the boundary of Texas the
United States claiming the Rio as the boundary while
held that Texas did further south than the
Moreover Mexico had really recognized the indie
pendence of the Republic of Texas
As early July 1S45, General Taylor stationed at New
Orleans ordered to take position between the Nuece and
Rio Grande The Government John Sde to Mexico to
arrange matters amcaby but the Mexican Government
fused to receive him, and he returned to the United
In the meantime President Polk ordered Taylor
advance through the disputed territory This advance regarded
by Mexico invasion of her territory and small reconnoe
ing party Of Americans fired April 49, the first conflict
Of the which to last during the two years.
The first few months following the beginning action little
headwsy made both sides collecting and
preparing them for the struggle Serious work begun be-
fore the following January On February 22 1s47
battle Of Buena VISTA February 2S the battle of Sacramento
on March IL the final assault Vera Cruz April
battle Of Cerro Gordo, September IL and 13 the
battle OF Chapuepec and the 14th General made his
umpha entry into Mexico City This practically terminated the
war; but it until February 84S that treaty peace
between the United States and Mexico signed Guadalupe
Hidago
When General Scott entered the city of Mexico of his
the Mexican colors from the palace placing
regmena flag its place Shortly aerwad the Stars and Stripes
flung and waved proudly the halls of the Monezuma
the first strange banner that had oaed from that palace the
conquest of Cortez
entering the palace of General Scott first
require from his comrades their thanks and gratitude to
God both in public and private worship for the signal iumph
they had achieved for their country warning them also against
disorders, struggling and drunkenness
successfully
the conquered nation being also compelled cede the immensely
valuable territory of New Mexico and Upper California to the
United States accepting the lower Rio Grand from its mouth
to Ell Paso the boundary of Texas
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07

The eucalyptus tree which has been growing 50 vaa
California is to be tried in Clark County, Nevada az LAS
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B0ahfC LODGE No. I, <. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its Castle
Hall In the Smith & Rickard Building at z
o'clock, from October to March 81, and at
o'clock from April to September l.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
fraternAlly invited to attend.
JOHN WEST, @. O.
Attest: d. z. NosTRosA X. Of X. 4 8.
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Balance Now Against Uncle Sam

Paris Mecca of foreigners They come from all parts
Of the world to enjoy the great metropolis and the yearly
income this alone approximates s6Oooooooo Along
with the earnings of French capitalists on their nVes
en in the securities and properties other countries amounts
to fully yearly On the other side oil the account
the adverse balance of trade which in 1907 amounted TO
000 Deduct outgo from her income OF anu "
leaves France with s73OOOoOO0 to the good Instead g
income Of 5000 100000 from foreign tourists the oheu
pays out at least 5O million dollars the OF American
tourists abroad Again. instead of drawing 2oo miiion
yearly from foreign investments this country pays out ~
dollars foreign in securities and properties
factor the army of aliens who flock here from al pa
world to hoard up money, which they take back 10 'e
countries This drain costs us three hundred million more Aaa
hundred million more which pay for ocean sn's ~ o
eign vessels and the yearly outgo eight hundred anu
lion dollars Deduct yearly income OF hve huhae
dollars for favorable balance and it leaves
Of three hundred and fifty million dollars-W d. Alien "
Magazine.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07

For the years the waters OF the Humboldt
watershed finding into the lower sink and the
flood has brought about rise of the waters in the vicinity OF S
r saws the Standard The lower sink has very wide
and the tremendous overflow water has been reson
sbe for only slight rise in the waters but as slight as 1t is
perceptible.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-05-07

NOTARY PUBLIC-John McKerpan
Ruby Hill avenue. Eureka, Nevada,
Conveyancing done. Land patent and
pension business attended to-
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FoU N D

A watch and chain was found in Ed
reka this week. The owner can obtain
the same at the Hotel Zadow by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
STOMACH DEAD MAN sT|LlL|VEs

People who suffer from sour stomach,
fermentation of food, distress after eat
ing and indigestion. and seek relief in
large chunks of artificial digestors, are
killing their stomachs by inaction just
as surely as the victim of morphine is
deadening and injuring beyond repair
every nerve in his body,
What the stomach of every sufferer
from indigestion needs is good pre-
scription that will build up his stomach,
pnt strength, energy and elasticity into
it, and make it sturdy enough to digest
hearty meal without artificial aid.
The best prescription forI indigestion
ever written is sold by druggist every
where and by Chas. Rhodes and is
rigidly guaranteed to sbuild.sup the
stomach and cure Indigestion, or money
back.
This prescription is named Mona,
and is sold in small tablet form in large
boxes, for only 80 cents. Remember
the name, Mona stomach tablets
They never fail.
Booths Pills, best for liver, bowels
and constipation 25c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
SUMMER

Richard Glow of Carson City was q
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Vance Woodland visited srelatives
in Alma last week.
G. a. Button returned home last We'd
nesday accompanied by his grand
daughter, Maude Ferris
The L.O T. NJ. NJ. ladies visited River
dale lady Maccabees Thursday.
Frank Tucker of Detroit came Thurs
day to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l. +. Tucker.
Mrs. r. +. Page went to St. Louis
Wednesday to visit her mother. return
ing Friday
A number of yo1ng people gave Miss
Julia Wynne surprise Wednesday
evening All report Il fine time.
Mrs. Seymour Erris is visiting rela-
tives in Detroit.
Mrs. George Graham visited her hus-
band in Edmore over Sunday.
d. j. Ayers was in Alma and St. Louis
on business Monday.
Seymour Erris visited friends in De-
troit Sunday.
Albert Thompson and wife visited in
st. Louis Monday and Tuesday. -
:c15eMrs. Ralph Holcomb and son Ken
meth were in Ithaca Tuesday.
Cdr. L. j. Graham was III Carson City
on business Monday.
l. f. Tucker was in Saginaw on bus
mess Tuesday.
Delbert Brazil and Miss Nellie Sperry
visited in Carson. City Saturday and
Sunday.
Charley Button of Carson City is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
The tenth grade gave their class day
exercises i'll the high school room Tues
day. Citizens and relatives filled the
room and felt we'll pleased with The eff
forts made by each member of the class.
After the conclusion of the program the
visitors visited the different rooms to see
the exhibits of the pupils work and the
decorations.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT.

A concert by the pupils of the high
school and the seventh and eighth
grades. assisted by several outside vocal.
lists, will be gi, en- a week from tomor.
toN, JuAe third, in the Methodist church
The high school chorus of eight voices
will render the oantata, entitled 1.-The
wreck of the Hesperus". They will also
sing the choruses. "The Lord is great"
by Mendelssohn, "Out in the deep" by
VeaZie, and the Bridal Chorus" by
Cowen. Pupils of the seventh and
eighth grades will also take part. The
work of the students will be interpreted
by solos by professor Mabee of the Mt.
Pleasant normal school, and by g. V.
Wright and Mrs. l. II. Mckinney of this
city The concert is under the super
vision of Miss Cora Hearn, supervisor of
art and music i'll the public schools She
has been training the members of the
choruses for their parts for several
weeks and it is expected that ali even
ing's entertainment of unusual merit
will be afforded. Prof Mabee of Mt.
Pleasant is a vocalist of more than state
renown, while Nj, Wright AMI Mrs.
Mckinney are already favorably known
10 Alma audiences. A SMALL admission
fee will be charged.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
LA GRIPPE, INFLUENZA.

First Symptoms.-Coryza, or nasal
irritation or discharge, coughs, sore
throat; headache; backache; and gem
eral depression.
More Serious Symptoms.-Pain in
head, back, chest, or limbs, sometimes
of sudden and prostrating neuralgia
character; sometimes cerebral excite
ment. even delirium; extreme pros
tration, langor or debility; depres-
sion of mind, even after the first vio-
lence of the attack has passed away;
bronchitis, or broncho-pneumonia
may become serious complications.
Humphreys Specific Seventy
seven knocks out the Grip and breaks
up Colds which are obstinate, that
hang on" and do not yield to treat
'ment. Handy to carry, fits the vest
pocket All drug stores, 25.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.,
Cor William and Ann Streets, New
York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
OBITUARY

Beatrice lone Hare born to Judson
Hare and wife, Pearl, Oct. p, 1907,
died of pneumonia at their home in
Ferris, MAY II, 1910, age years, 6
months, II DAYS She had always been
a very delicate child and for her ever
bright ways and forwardness was a
favorite with all, Rev. Cornelius Of
Edmore spoke the comforting words
from Gen. 81, chapter 30 verse, The
child is not; wither shall go?
Tell it to Jesus. was sung by the
mixed quartett, Mrs. w. J. Wilson
presiding at the organ. Perhaps what
made this so impressive was that the
little one now silent forever had been
heard to sing the same in her sweet
childish voice.
Mr.. McCare of Mcbride had charge
Of the remains. Pail bearers Leila and
Nina Dean, Gladys and Eulah Hare,
and Vera Hare flower bearer.
The floral offering from the friends
were beautiful aud shows the esteem in
which the family is held in this com
munity also b. the friends of her
mother from her girlhood home in
Mcbride.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
GRAND LODGE At ALNA
They Game Four Hundred. Strong TO
Inspect Sahitarium

Tuesday afternoon the members of the
Grand Lodge +. & A NJ. in session at
saginaw were provided with a special
train over the Pere Marquette Il. h. and
arrived in Alma at 800 and spent an
hour and oue-half in inspecting the
sanitarium and adjacent grounds, with
view to purchasing same for a Masonic
Home to replace the one burned some
months ago. Our townsman a. w.
Wright had made the Grand Lodge an
exceptional offer to purchase the
property and the censur of opinion as
expressed by the delegates when in
Alma We're exceptionally favorable to
the project However upon returning
to Saginaw it was deci led to leave the
erection of a new home with a
committee of five, who are to confer
with the new grand master, G.. Roscoe
Swift of Adrain. The committee is to
report to the next grand lodge conven-
ton which will meet III Port Huron in
1911.
The interests of Alma were carefully
cared for and looked after by ID. l..
johnson, Master; s. L. Rennett, Jr
Warden, and Charles Murphy who
acted in the capacity of Senior Warden
in the absence of DR.. John Day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26

Rev. w. 4. Doty will be the spegker at
the exercises in Realty opera house.
Hon J. w, Holmes, chairman.
Song .............. Wright Quartette
Prayer ........... Rev. Harry Grain
Reading OF orders adjutant of post
Song. America. 49,. Audience (standing)
Gettysburg Address ...........
...... 18th, 5th grades Pub SCHOOL,
Song, The Regiment song .....
....... 4th, 5lh gIade- iub school
Song, Flag song lJh, 9th grades
Song ........... Wright Quartette
Introduction OF speaker by Hon. J. w.
Holmes
Address. .............. Rev. w. f. Doty
Benedictiou ............R Rev. G., II. Carl
Formation of societies on State street
prior to march to cemetery
Martial band
Uniform Rank X of p.
Uniform Cantons I.O.O.F.
GA r. Post
Relief Corpse
Pupils Public School
Citizens in Carriages
March to Riverside cemetery upon ar
rival at cemetery the following program
will be carried out:
Song. Close to the flag 9th, 9Th grades
Ritualistic exercises by post
Closing soup America hy ALL
ON return march the W.R.C. corpse
assisted by the second grade will render
a short program at the riverside and
=, cater flowers OH the waters i'll COM
memoration of tire nation sailor dead.
The following are the officers of the
day:
Commander. +. Sarter, Sr.
Adjutant--John Greig.
Chaplin--Rodney Purvis.
Officer of the day.. Robinson.
Marshall of the day--N. ID. Lee,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
A Regular Tom Boy

was Susie-climbing trees and fences.
jumping bitches. whiting. always get
ting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises,
bumps, burns or scalds. Bnt laws!
Her mother just applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and cured her quick.
Heals everything healable-Boils,
Ulcers, Eczema, Old Sores, Corns or
PLEA. Try it. 25c at O. f. Brown.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
ARCADIA FAR MERS CLUB

The Arcadia Farmers club will bt
held at the home OF Mr.. and. Mrs. s
Peck, May Goth.
The following is the program;
Singing by the club
Devotionals
Singing
Reading by Mrs. Geo Irish
Reading by Mrs. John Fink
Reading by Mrs. {. +. Hainline
Recitation by Gertrude Horton
Recitation by Maude Bailey
Reading by Mrs. Nellie Murrvin
Reading by Mrs. Will Snyder
Reading by.Mrs. w. o. Hutchinson
Singing
Mrs Henry Fuller, Sec.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
SURPRISE ARTHUR LIPPERT.

MATHELDA JOHNSON

A number of the friends of Arthur
Lippert walked in on him at his home on
Euclid avenue, Monday evening of this
week. The event was in honor of Mr..
Lipperts birthday. After several hours
spent in music and games, refreshments
we're served and the company departed,
each and every one having a delightful
evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

To the Republican Electors of Gratiot
County.
take means of announcing to
the people of tlratiot Comfy that / en-
O candidate for denomination for the
Office of prosecuting attorney,
shall greatly appreciate the support
of the voters at the primary election III
September.
1G29tf JOIN NJ. EVERDEN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
BAND CONCERT.

Friday evening of this week;the. Alma
city band will give the first of series
of weekly concerts on State stseet. The
concert will be given from a stand in
trout of the band room on south state
street. Hereafter onr citizens may ex-
pect concert, weather permitting,
every Wednesday evening at 1880
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish most sincerely to thank our
friends and neighbors, the Masonic
lodge aud the pail bearers for their
many kindnesses during our bereave.
ment and especially Rev. Mr.. Doty who
was very kind to US during the illness
and after the death of our wife and
mother.
s. 4. WILCOX,
MATHELDA JOHNSON.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
The Bamboo for Poppy Growers.

II Is proposed that the punishment
for those who cultivate poppy without
license will be between light and
heavy bamboo and Punishment In ac-
cordance with the area of the ground
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mercury.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-26
FOR COUNTY CLERK

4 hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor the office of County Clerk OF Ora
tiot county, subject 70 the decision Of
the republican primaries in September,
l62Stf r. T.. HUGHES.
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- 4 u 4 \ Z
" 4 Ifht4 sugar Mn
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FOR SALE.

Choice lots in the Kan. Pa. =.
one block from King St.. pes, ~ 4. ~ =
Boys School; the finest - sai ~ ~ W
piece Of property ever put ' :. y. ~
het Electric lights se " .l' q
ply Of pure artesisp v sara'i "a
reasonable. is
Good lots on Kalihi Road an, y
Boys School, grounds within y = 4.
distance Of ear line. Terms "a !.
and SO per month without jp Ten v
J, i. SCHNACK, 1871 Mer,Ia,, \
1898
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RAY BELL teacher Of elocution, ply
sical and voice culture Phone 1912:
residence. 1859 Lunalil0. 8787
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE sa1t-glows at vour home bv
Mr., BeaIs, trained nurse. ma>seHr
Phone 2o6S. SSH
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AUDITING ACCOUNTANT

WILLIAM NONTROSE GRAHAM
80 StangenwaId Bldg. Phone 1867.
$500
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'23,125 On 500 paio sRedeemabl.
= 1o3 p maturity, n270 shares treas.
stock. 5000 shares treas. stock.
Session Sales
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DIR. L. F. CASE. Office Lewis Stables
Phone 2141. residence nhona 1112
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TAILOR.

LATEST diagonal weaTs ss,i,re
hen. made il as leo, y
]. Z. Rocba. m. 81 y
selo -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28

Coed start won easily. leAnae dATc. ch ~
:. by Ben Strsrne NEOmS. O~ped and trained ~
y a HlGrcih
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TO RICE ron WANHasSET err.
q srIRthIaa y. e.. Ss MarbIehead After
tho TrSuhy.

The JSriBthian Yacht Club 81 Marble
head has sem 'hsiienE- 10 The indian
HRTbOr Na"ht club for = race for the Man
haa-ef Hay challenge ctp. THIS sup l. for
yachts 81 - rating and o. Wa susve~@-
fllly defended lsst -eazon 10y the Wind ~
sailed nv the HanRn bsother= against the
Naulahk -. ned nv -yndicai~ Of The
American Yacht iub and sailed bv Stuy-
Ve-ant Wainwright The Nindward -
q Gardner dies iRned Yacht and the Naul4hka
ca me from the HeTT~-hOn-
In Eastern waters there ere s~veTa
yachts eligible for this rHTe The Tina ndra
and MMnDO we're butt last yenr and thi-
year George Owsns who designed tho-~
two has turned oui two more which are
70 sail in Massa Chu@eTfs waters for me
! ipton cup emblematR ~ the "ias~ cham
ptOnshtp. These new bOlt- have been htliit
BY Bodgdon Bros. ~ Fast BOothbav
The COTinthian club wantp 10 have the
race ~ailed during the week hsginning
July rs. a. that " ~ ~ The only time during
tho season that the Eastern 70 THters have
opsn date u - the Intention or tite owner
Of those yachts 10 take part IN the cruise
~ the Eastern Yacht cub whtyh u 10 dts
and ~ baT HarbOr on July ~. From
baT HarbOr they will sail around Cape al
10 Iarchmont and lake part ~ the "on-
tests 81 race week Which ends July -
They will then ~ able - sail the races
for the cup and get hack TO MaTbehead
by The beginning NJ August
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Good START. won driving: AniH. b. G. 5. by
tiia nnteum Aies DOOoe owned and unlneh ~
fThhk Rcgan
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MMw 1oRK ~. L.. J PHILADELPHIA ~ ~. ,
PMhApELPuIA. April ?7-rhe Philiies
tasted defeat for the first time since open
ins day on Aprfl ~ when they met the
New York Giants this afternoon.
while the visitors were charged with
four errors. they prt up = remarkabl. game
whenever the Philliss were n danger Of
scorinR Twice ia the early innings he
Phillfes had the hisea fail With none out
but each time they we're unable - ge' the
ball Out OF the naeld double plavs being
pulled ~ nv The GIan'- A., told the
Philies han four men Pat out a. tho home
station. while wonderful throws anf stops
BY Dsvote amt Rridwsll served 10 keep
their scor. down MrQglil"n pitched great
hail IN the closing innings. hat three hts
two Of which vsr" doIh'r- m tho Hfh IN
nina. gave the visitors a pair OF runs
MatheN-on was Wild ~ times bat ne
remarkable fielding 81 the men bob nd
him carried him hom. " inner seymour
hit IN hns n rn'. s'v getting TAO ~iugle. and
q double out "f tour lmes up. Rares ed
the Phillie- With three -inRle~
The two double plays vn..h the Giants
pulled on IN the -e,ond aud third inning.
were we'll exec uf.d and lightning fas, m
manner and ACCURACY. In me second IN
ming knahe " lkssi ana reached second
when Mathew threw isN 10 BridW.ll
when Doolan hunted To- h.m Doom slngI.-i
20 right. Mur-Hv fhru# ~ tho U.ate hold
tng KDabe IN second IE,s tIl~d the .lrks
and nobody W., out M"Ouilen forced
Knabs out a. ne ruth "r uu huuI IN from
% the plate. Aeyer, getting the hail ~ itu,..
% tag kuabe coming r Titus then
whackcd hot on" 10 Ma'tv. VINO to-s.-t
90 Meyers ~ time - Rs' porIau and jn,
indian WITH an accurate p,x To Markls
eornple'~h the doubl- play
In the fhird Ks'.> .rarted ry Waking
and Grant >.ng.ed to rgbr Na'u..g ION
fumhied Msgs-- fn' ansisd -a,7in,.. ana he
bases we're agrn fuH avn nohodg out
Ward vhiTcd b. pging .p knsr, Who
hia toward nr~' base. b1f MsrE's ,omin-
In heidsd he hS uui'slv 30 Nc. er~. catch.
ing Bate dash ing fDr Tho fTsNlsa. " HII.. tb.
Chief throw 10 Dove h"s' Fus'... fu tho
initial ra"k tNen the home 'fnr 70 raNstne
Giants a hand Tor Ihi~ ltzh'nlngtke PLAYING
New nrk made il frst rlIn ip fhs. toIrfb
Shen seymour -tngie'' q" '"u'rc ana Hrid
well walked Drylin advanced -, b = ra-a
On . saCr'fce ana slarkl"S .nnE Nv O." Mage,
scored ~
Win one dow ~ me 1rtb pevorc single, :
etole se"ond ami afreT poyl. 1i",i To Nag. 4
doubles nv Murray amt seymour CAV. 49,. .
Giants their ia-i rum "t the afternoon
The 'htlitr~' only -'Jrrng iunins Wa the .
nitp- Nate nu'nei Ntin g -no' over -..,
cad Grant 0ui az hr-I .dsau, 81 johnny
20 second and be -"oTe1 on MAGE doIb.c ]
20 right heid Nar'l hn' shot ear through B
Mathew sou. hands to Eri1 oil " ho ne .
near second caught b. Boz tim. To- tr-oW I
zoe out a. first Mage getting third kusl..
walked ana ignm"distsN stole -...pni .
Meyers lnede no ati"mpt - head hun ~ .
us Throw ent Out tu .eli amt MAGE. .
reunited mar" fri"d iu lore on H.. .
beave. hut ibev"re ihraN rfrnH 81 80 N-vry.
and Ot'n - a. called o..
he score