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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17
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ct Iroslip. Seius mao onnammcs
(syob. Gu. :, 12), Der er @run6.
Iaget; uoenfor bette @runoIas er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17
gpiulo9 Gro.

s oen Sonfe. at BET fan npre
bnaoe npttiet o9 interesiant Of ie,
5oorIe0es man oerbiemme betraeier
ben al 9rof. Big forIeOen anmelote
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al ben al Bropit, lie. teol. $. lliin9
/ set at BAN ~re0ieere0e glaS agpe
8ioer".
$. Martenien. 2arien, lie. teol.,
Sosnepreit: Soiol oe 8ro, OpIeoel.
Ter og Grfurineer, Oe iseenoe til
e9net.
0enne mprfeIioe BOG 400 81
6er) er aaereoe uofommet / 20et
9plae (paa 1000 gfsempIorer. Sri.
mo6ts 3orIag, 9ris $50 og oil
iiffert bliue Ipit pi0en ON. Zen er,
tiger 6orf., n%ifreoet no al oe Opreit
febte @rforinger9i nit Gin. S tpoe
alor %gnooeoe TuipIen iom on benz.
meIie Speoom pao nit Gins Roo,
in0til SngOommen enoelig log no
/ lps Cue. Oct fom til EN- ariiis, Der
tog BET meite al ct Anr. Gen rDiteoe
min 8ilp9reIie / oens @run0 og
brngte mig til Sinosipgens @r9nie,
men meo 0enne ariiis fom peo
CUBS Rnaoe ogian 9eIbre0elien".
Oct sr pna jim Bis Ell forIig BOG.
SpipIens bonifeIioe SpergsmanI fan
ben opffe Dos Dem, ser fife bar
fenSt Dem. Dc Cubs 3iges Mo0.
itnn0ere fan i 0en isge 8epis Tor
l1inn6beo pos Oroets 6orfpnoere.
Nsn pe0 lin 6nbt perionliee aIoor
ifal Sen nof ~ooerbeDiie enbper re.
oelig 9eier ON, at ben, Ser p%irfelig
ieeer Sanobeo, ogiaa ifaI iinoe
ben, og blioe, JON Ben enifer BET,
sen 9da1osrRt1lng for en- og all0en
iblnn0t Dem, Der boerfen fan nsies
meo en- SUB u6en Snn6beben eler
meo en- Snn6beo uoen Quo. De
tore grun0I9ggen6e S%anobeoer, oes
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ariitus forsfGftet ariitus op.
itanosn. Do set er set berlige oeo
benne BOG: / mango, oeiaa alOorIiae
Spsrgsmaol er 6orf. en6nu meget
uflar, men ielu @%runOuoloen for Dor
6raIie forfpnoer ban me6 en- Op.
lepeliens Strait, iom Dor inee 3io
ian inoerlig trenger iii.
s. Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

4rof. 80. @. Snnien, 29rer og
geitprer peO SAUCES Spno0e5 $50.
lie / Reo @ine, Rinn., bar ifslge
gguObnren~ opinet i'm @erning oe0
6enne Sfole. Ger incomes ineen
@runo for 9eitDrerens Heiignation,
men glaoet befloger ben.
Den bersmte ipenIfe 5orifer Soen
5eoin er 6lspen Itprft angrebet, for.
6i ban bor paapiit en- paafnloenoe
2igbeo mellem 8u6obisternes Sno.
retnineer / Sibet og ben f%atolife
airtes 9rofiis. Wam bar Wunfe og
brueer Roienfronie / tibet ioa pei
Tom bos Gntolifferne, oe Dalai Ga.
mas Stilline er meget Zig Bnoens.
Oct fatoIife gIno rGNniihe @olf-
aeitung" aoparer ligefrem imoo Or.
Seoin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

6reong aften Ben 10. apriI mo.
iottes ct Gibeorgel / Zen f%orene6e
norife airfeS teol. Seminars aopeI
/ ct. antbonD Borf, minneapolis.
5 ben Anle0ning ~u6fsrtes i'll.
v2utb.~ ct imuft muiifoIif Bro.
gram, og geitpreren, Or. 9scfmnn,
gan en- biItoriif Operiigt oper $50
lens Oetets Sitorie. Octetten bar
beitooet / II gtnr, og / Ben 5i0 bar
ben peo iinSong broet mango trpn.
een6e Stlt0enter Stette, ifnrfet
Sfolen fsrit ct 8iano og MI bette
9ibeorgel. T~oofslgenoe Ssnoae mo.
nie0es Orgslet til 9rug PED CUBS.
t%ieneiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17
0iOler.
Nj q. gsgb.

aqermeit ieg tror, ieg pnoer
Sblanot 9lomiterne 8,olen,
Og oens 9oo o9 Hris .~prfDnoer
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aroftig blaa / Con Sen itaar,
6srite 9lomit, JON bringer 8oor,
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st ieg elifer melt oen Life,
Som Ell 9eroen o9te piIOe,
Gen heifeone, tarOeIiee,
Zen, iom tibet eitimert,
Stanr og ifiuler fig genert,
Men iom bog bar gent | garmen
aon0ens 5rp0 og Sierteoarmen;
Gen, JON life mer oil o9re,
gno ban er, 90 emo ban magter,
S9 JON alti0 ringengter
8eroens TONNE 8ro9t % 9gre;
Som eli for at fin0e Stof
8eo aonoeriationens Sol
Siooer Der og friteierer
4nores 9aiter % Monerer;
Zen, iom life ielo fig prize
@il peo aft, booo ban iorteaer,
Sfent naturIigpis oct g9loer
On: Sc andre Gp0 at piie;
Den, iom .en0nu bore fan
Streng imoo iig ielo og ian0,
Com i'm uifplO bar beonret
Sg fit eeet SeIp bar f~Inret;
Som bar 8ro paa aanoens ar9fter
% iom oil meO oisie fempe
2grIigt uoen 2sgn og 2enpe,
lloen ieigt at giue eiter,
Qfeo ct 91erte ! 1T St1olo,
Ne6 i'm fire Gro iom @olo,
Smoo Simle u6en Sierner,
Smoo Sfaaer u6en aierner.
Sntet mere ieg foragter
en0 %fornemme 5olf og line
We0 en- operlegen Mine
90 meO in0bolOslsie 6agter;
Sntet er iao goIOt og itumt,
5Htet er iaa foIot og 6umt;
9lano og 6iere oct iorterer,
2ipets 6rugt oct berer.
Gem, iom leoer ej al Smioer,
Som fun pasier 0eres eget,
ION fife tiger meget,
Den 6es be0re, boa6 Sc flyer,
Gem ION grIigt og me0 gen
gompet ifpoer 9Iomit ! Con,
jeg letter meo @iolen
Eperit op paa Gronningitolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

aom | On, ON on ifal reiie biem
til oct gnmle 9an0, 6a at fsbe Din
Mi0iommer.giaet me6 ben ifanoina.
uiif.amerifanife 2inies itore, birtie.
ganenoe, neutrality-suspicious. Dam.
pere 15eaig SInu", iom o~fieiIer fra
Rep gort ben 26. Mai, Oscar
II",Oen 8. SUM eler e. 5. Siet.
gen" ben Is. SUM. Grin efter
Briier og fuloitenoiee OpIpsnineer
angnnenoe glaos I SmaapqreIIer
for 2, A eaer 6 gerioner un6sr
aoresie t55 20. Single Ct, Obi.
caeo, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

"@eneroI Council og @isionri-
2%utberanerne aeter 6per at iamIe
100000 til Sfoler og garm-
biertigbeosnnitoIter / 9sbet al De
fsrIte : 4ar eaer iii BET tore Subj.
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OF iomle 100000 gsr oori
6oIf eoot, bemprfer a8be 9utbe.
ron"..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17
Speeieft, beo aarSmpbet.
gi bar netOp giOrt ct iarOeIes

8i bar netop giort ct iRr6eIes
eunitigt Snofsb at De befen0te
o9onsblin Tontain Eens"
9isie ienOes fra 6dbriffen birefte
til gaocine, ISIS, boor be oil bIioe
uojtinet peo port lloidlg utoer
4orsme6et til priier iaa billige, at
De oil forbnpies oerpe6.
NnngIer Ge en- Jploepen, iao
bent til De fommer til Anrsmsoet.
0aa. 2ntb. BnbI. 9oxie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

til set, iom er beoit for bans Sag
ogiaa meo Senipn til pore Cant
funosme0er.
0eene9. i @ai 1910. 5. see.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17
Gil trGmgenbe teof. Stnbcnter.

Siolisere foitteret for: $140.25;
apinbeforeningen / &utbinion,
Winn., $1,000, Salems Menigbeb,
9roofIpn, 81. o, $500. Sons y.
Glanien, epan, Winn., $500; Salt
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

Raor goisrue bsnpsnoer zig til Rolf. Der
rpertereri RIobet. enten Tor at febe bos BEN
e%1erinr at Foo EpInsnino ON bet operterebe,
bebes q aItib omtole. ar ge ioa Apertisies
nfentet bette Slab. let oil pare til gen
Hnie Rutte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

3 9iffeIbe Of rlrssslmasfiebeber psr
Rpbfoaslisr bsbss man tIaae til bet iteblioe
gpfbeieL. Sfnlbe bet life hi9lpe. bebss
man henpsube ie til .gonitsren"s
RDntur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-17

Advertising Rates made known upon
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Entered at Blair ostoffce as second
class matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
RLESKE TO BE NEW1F1IGH SCHOOL COACH

Spokane high school is have
management
And they tell that the will be other than Mig
Sleske the crakerjack this this
the coach of the Broadway
That Coach Kennedy giving satisfaction has been evident
predictions
not
the boys would be lucky enough Borleske
FINE MATERIAL; POOR MANAGEMENT.
Under Kennedys the this
posed of material
schools 1t has the line who with handling would
be the first hoy failed
should the has not together welded
the machine which would back them
When Boreske
that
have
Hdm
DEAL WITH BoRLEskE UNDER WAY
While the deal for his handling the has
been definitely closed known
for and that
charge of the local team.
That
of the local
methods handling the The
Kennedy willing
enough ell the
how pull off getting throwing
and showing
players play for themselves instead working
tended to discourage the
With Borleske handling the with his ideas
ncucaed
scented next year by the strongest successful its history
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
HERE'S THE LATEST:
JEFF WAS DRUNK

may be revived here. His idea is
careful handling the fistic sport
to cut out the meal ticket" fight
ers and put on "dignified' patches.
BY putting on limited round con-
tests with no decision rendered he
believes that the lid can gradually
be pried off and that eventually 1t
will be possible to swing some
good matches here. Let us all
hope that the Colonel is right in
his idea and that the Marquis of
Queensbury game may be brought
to life once more. 1t ought to be
possible, if the matches are kept
clear of the faint which came so
near putting the boxing game off
the calendar completely, and il
there is anyone in the country who
can handle match on the square
it is the Colonel"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15

What do you know about this,
fellows? They've got new story
as to the reason for Jimmy JEFF
fries defeat at the hands of our
old friend "Lil Awthu" last Fourth
of July. Col" Mulligan, one of
Spokane's best known old time
sports, is the man who springs the
story, and he declares that when
Jeff went into the ring that men,
orable afternoon he was drunk.
Jeff, says the Colonel" lost his
nerve completely and in order to
brace him up his trainers dosed
him with whisky. Jeff got a couple
of shots too many under his belt
and when he got into the ring there
was nothing to it. Mulligan also
declares that Jeff had been hitting
the booze pretty freely during the
years he was in retirement and
did not entirely cut it out while
training for the big match. Maybe
the "Coloney" has the right dope.
1t is a we'll known fact that the big
boiler maker hit the booze and hit
it hard upon several and various
occasions while he was out of the
fighting game. 1t is well known
that his wife had on numerous &C.
casions to call him out of barrooms
and insist on his going home, and
nothing would be more natural
than that a drinking man should
take a drink or two to tone up his
nerve before tackling such stiff
proposition as Black Jack. Cheer
up, fellers, let's all figure that Jeff
was drunk that day and that it
wasn't Jack Johnson that put him
out, but old John BarleycOrn. Thus
will the white race be saved once
again.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
CHOW GOM

Students at the University of
Idaho are more than satisfied with
the showing of their football team
this season.
Jimmy Carroll of San Francisco
won an easy victory over Charley
Harvey of Philadelphia in ten
round bout before the Olympic
Athletic club at New York last
night.
An effort is being made to or
ganize hunting party of defeated
candidates in Idaho, No, they are
not going up Salt creek to hunt.
They're going into the Bitter Root
country.
Walla Walla howfers are prac-
ticing earnestly for their first
match game of the season which
will be played with the Pendleton
team on November 16.
Ducks and geese are reported
plentiful In the vicinity of Una
tilla and good hunting is the rule.
Athena high school has organ
lied basket ball team and is ar
ranging games with outside
schools.
John Harper, horse entered
from the United States cavalry,
took first prize at the New York
horse show yesterday. Mean OF
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15

The newly organized Mercantile
league rolled its first games on the
City alleys last night. when the
Bricklayers took two out of three
from the Stanton Cubs, by total
score of 1861 to 1905.
In the City league last evening
the Chicago Clothing company roll
ers beat the b. & M. Tamales for
the odd game. and finished with a
final score of 2451 to 2391
The Armour 4 Co. team beat the
Ware Brothers squad three straight
games in the Commercial league
last night, the total score being
2469 to 2295.
The Grand Supply boys took two
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
SPORT SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP
Chancellor Day labors hard to instruct the youth of
Syracuse university His pastime is saying good things
"maIeacors Of great wealth." but the university
give up rowing owing to financial depression.

Shilabers F.
hasn't been photographed in at least six weeks
his will gabes in Chicago
called the meeting for New York
That prize is already showing what be expected
skdded alongside
spilng drivers and mechanics.
and English
giving
national color to the display.
Attel Pal tough little New Yorker who
lightweight will hook metropolis
November o.
public him his fight with the Automobile Association
America.
as
a
\coup of times Wogast he
taken two fourth busted something both times
:
W>J Lady Constance Stewart Richardson,
u dspeasure of Edward VII for of
~ sport from her heels She hunts big
picturesque dances, swims
favorite.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15

out of three games with the Spo-
kane Dry Goods quintet last even.
ing, winning by 2234 to 211O
score.
In the Glass b league the Varney
& Somers five won two games
from the Imperials, league leaders,
last night. The final score was
2243 to 220S.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
AME WAS PROFITABLE.

Both the w. s. G. and the U. of
Washington will come out ahead
financially on last Saturdays game.
Each team received $12S3.25. or
half of the total receipts, out of
which expenses have to be payed.
W. S. c. expects to clear $1,000 on
the game and is correspondence
jubilant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
TO FORM LEAGUE.

A meeting for the purpose of
forming an indoor league and ar
ranging the schedule will be held
in the S. A. A. c. Sunday. The
first game will be played on the
Sunday after Thanksgiving.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
LUCAS GETS HIS
BASEBALL TERRITORY

w. H. Lucas was yesterday
granted territorial permission by
the National Baseball association
to establish teams in Salt Lake,
Twin Falls, Ogden, Butte, Helena,
Great Falls and Boise. The organ
ization will probably be called the
Union league"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
BIG RUGBY GAME TO
BE PLAYED SATURDAY

The Rugby game between the
Vancouver Argonauts, champions
of British Columbia, and team
composed of residents of the In
land Empire is assured for next
Saturday at Natatorium. This will
be the first time that residents OF
Spokane have seen an international
rugby match and much interest is
being taken in the event.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15

And, by the way, speaking of
Colonel" Mulligan, the old boy is
back in Spokane with the hope of
reviving the fight game once again.
Years ago Mulligan used to pull off
the fistic things in and around this
city, and he believes that with
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15

the cavalrymen to beat those New
York millionaires out of what lit
tie pleasure they do have in life.
The Cheney Athletic club has
been reorganized.
Nancouvr, Wash, high school
team defeated Astoria high at foot
ball yesterday by a score of IS to O..
The new athletic club being or
ganized at Hillyard by Father J. T.
Corbett is to be known as the Hill
yard Amateur Athletic association.
The University of Idaho basket
ball squad is planning a tour of
southern Idaho.
Jack Paine won the handicap,
the feature race at Emeryville,
Cal, yesterday.
A four-team basketball league
has been organized at North Yak.
ina.
Matty Mathweson has signed his
1911 contract with the New York
Nationals. The new contract also
includes the years 1912 and 1913.
A new gymnasium is being built
at Riverside, Wash.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
TO DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Tacoma and Aberdeen have
signed up for a game in the latter
city next Saturday to decide the
high school championship of the
state.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
8. A. A. C. WINS.

s. A. A. C. put one over on the
local Y. M. c. A. last evening in
the first basket ball game of the
season. The score was 20 to rs
and both teams showed splendid
form for so early in the season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15


The choice of football the
Johnny general of
Minnesota eleven.
McGovem is but inches height
moeskns while his ability under the is little
McGovem has shown
him
consideration when Camp picks his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
SPOKANE NEWsDEALERs WHO
HANDLE THE SPOKANE
PRESS.

Empire Cigar Store-Empire hotel,
city.
Mrs Wilson, E4 Sprague avenue.
Washington Store Store, Washing
ton and Sprague.
Hay. IS Washington.
Spokane Hotel Newstand-Spo-
kane hotel.
blue Label Cigar Store, 1924
Sprague.
Briggs, 1907 Sprague.
$40 Main avenue.
Wide World Newsstand. 117h
Post street.
Jameson Newsstand, Jameson
building.
Rookery Cigar Store-Rookery
block.
Fitz, $40 Howard.
Chicago Hotel Newsstand-Chi-l
caRo hotel.
Tuell Drug Co.-Second avenue.
S302 Howard
Il. III. Ensley--0619 Monroe.
A. II. Heintz g. Son-06ll Monroe.
A. N. Lanneau-0713 Monroe.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15
M'kEvITT Is cAUTAiN.

Frank McKevitt was elected
captain of the Gonzaga BASKET bali
team for the coming year at
meeting of the &c" men held on
Saturday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-15

A new gymnasium is being built
at Riverside, Wash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-29

-e-ars HN yos -ssaQ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
WESTERN RIFLE CLUBS
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Nith The third
in tho series Of rlcvon matches In the
National Rifle association indoor league
shot last night the Winchester Rod and
Gun club of New Haven. Conn. and the
Rocky Mountain Rifle club Of Butte,
Mont. arc tied for first honors. each with
three victorious matches and no defeats.
The former club still maintains the high
score Of the tournament with go points
Other matches last night were as fol-
lows:
Seattle Rifle and Revolver association
Won from the Warren. Pa, Rifle and Re
NoINer club by four points; Rocky Noun
tain Rifle club oi Butte won from the
birmingham Athletic Club Rifle associa-
ton by forty eight points; Tacoma,
thc Triangle Cadets Y. NJ G. 4. Rifle
club OF Los Angeles bv ntncty-ono points !;
81. Paul Rifle and Pistol association de-
fcatcd the Los Angeles Rifle club by fifty
eight points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
MASTERS0N IS TRYING
TO STIR UP ARGUMENT
BY w. B. fRATl MAsTERsoN.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-John l., Sullivan
in his "reminiscences of the prize ring
which is a drcary tale at best. is making
y laborious effort TO show that he was
once the champion of the world. He Pre- =
sents an amazing array OF figures and
cites many reasons 10 establish the fact.
II any one can make out head or tail,
after going over Sullivan's blue print as
TO what he is trying TO get at he can
do more than | can.
Sullivan fought four times for the
championship title He defeated Paddy
Ryan and Jake Kilraln. fought a draw
with Charley Mitchell and was ignomin-
ously defeated by jim Corbett | did not
happen to witness the battle between
Paddy Ryan and Sullivan nor the one be-
tween Sullivan anH Kllrain at Rlchburg
Miss. and the one between Sullivan and
Corbett at New Orleans.
Sullivan is the last man In the world
who should say anything discreditable
about fighter For the sake OF his own
record he ought TO he willing. TO let by
cones he bygones. He never knew how
to fight and never engaged in "A single
battle in which no displayed champion
ship class.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

RANDA[L-D0DD WILL
ENTER THOMAS FLYER
De Camp Receives Word From
Factory That Famous Car
VIII Be Used.

Sales Manager Il. L. De Camp OF the
Randall Dodd Auto company said Satur-
day that he had received word from the
factory that the company would enter q
Thomas Flyer in tho alag to- Flag
race from Denver to the City of Mex
leo.
De Camp says a trophy will be offered
Tor a race between the City Of Mexico
and San Antonio. and cups for winners
OF local Texas races and endurance con-
tests from Fort Worth. FL Paso. Eagle
Fass. Amarillo, Houston. Dallas and other
points all scheduled TO reach San Anto-
Mo at The same time Oh the day when
tho contestants in the big events ar
rive.
In this race we will be represented BY
the Thomas Flyer he said. tthe same
car which won the New York Paris
race and which Will be here at tho auto
show. This car has been run over 100,-
600 miles. and VIC feel just as confident
of winning the race with this car as II Il
had never been run except in the test