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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
'PM JEFFRIES' MASTER
AND I'LL WIN''==JOHNSON
By JACK JOHNSON

feel satisfied that [ am in better condition
than | ever in my life before. | pride myself
upon being expert condition. and | have with
of the greatest trainers who ever lived-Tom
Flanagan. There is chance for me to go wrong at
any stage of the game. will win this fight just
sure as [ won the championship from Tommy Burns.
| will fight have always fought in the past, but
not in position to say just how long the battle
will go with what sort of punch [ shall the
Knockout So far as Mr.. Jefries is concerned have
nothing to say, only that believe that am his
ter. do not intend to do any mud Singing. | am f
intend to stick to my profession sincere in ever
to thank the public for the consideration which has
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
MILL WILL BE WONDER OF
AGE, SAYS BILLY JORDAN
By BILLY 10

BILLY JORDAN
When turn loose the Let 'er go this battle will start
away the greatest contest which has been good fortune
be present the capacity of official Ireay believe that will
be the real climax battling the heavy weight many
decades Naturally fancy old pal James j. Jeres He is
going out bring the champions hip back to the white where
belongs naturally nv sympahies work
has been out for him. however and realize that this speedy
will be hard individual for fighter to beat But jeff will
down front after the has about 5 rounds He
will take little punishment but he expects that He's game and
will win.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
GLEASON EXPECTS FANS
TO REPRESENT S3OO,OOO
By JOHN ]. GLEASON

We all ready waiting for the greatest battle that
the prize has known In opinion this will mark the
passing of the heavy weight brigade but of there still
chance that another match will be made Nevada 1t not
compare with this though None of them also want
state that this fight will be the level every respect
trouble the public with useless arguments Every who
familiar with the knows in his heart that there abso
utey chance for fake that could fight in San
Francisco, but firmly believe that will draw very close to
$30000 Rckard and myself have done all in
this contest cost We going make good and hope
that will be demonstrated the asfa con of every fight fan
world
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
AMERICAS Sins
died ON
FRIENDLY RENO
Every Arriving Train Dumps
Gamblers, Thieves and Beg
gars Into Streets
Far Away, Clear Blue Sky Rep
resents Lid That Clamps
Down Nevada Town
By EDWARD F. CAHILL
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

IN EMO, July I'm the presence Of
* $50 sporting editors and mis-
cellaneous assortment of novel
lists and muck rakers plain man
begins to feel his insigni6cance. For
a week the population of Reno, visible
in the street, has been constituted of
reporters, pugilists, trainers and pro-
moters. Now every train brings in
an unassorted company of gamblers,
thieves, yeggmen and beggars. The
familiar faces that one sees posted on
Market street corners in San Fran
cisco are on view here, raising their.
sightless eyes to heaven and holding
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
"MY LAST BATTLE, But
I'LL WIN IT"==JEFFRIES
By JAMES ]. JEFFRIES

never would have signed for this match unless
felt absolutely certain that could get back into
dtion. 1t took me long time to make up my mind,
because was feeling myself out Once believed that
| was fit, [ consented to fight Now [ am ready. [
feet for the last month | not thinking of what
will happen should johnson manage to beat me- Vic
tory is my sole thought. | certain of it and do
not let anything else stand in my way. / will win in
the first round if possible | know that / go 100
be for know that johnson is big clever,
/ know that | and will beat him. willing to
~ last battle and after have concluded with my heat
WI my Los Angeles ranch with my wife and live in
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
NO QUESTION OF JEFF'S
VICTORY SAYS BERGER
By SAM BERGER

look for long, hard fought battle with Jeres the
throughout have been with him long enough his style
and his methods Unless much mistaken ee will not
quickly of them believe He going have hard
battle his hands, think that will 90 than ID
Jeies not who wade right and finishes his opponents
with punch He crowds them slowly and surely Johnson
such of sefdeens that JeeS will have his hands full
keeping after him. know absolutely that Jees is in condition
He just good he and unless he this he would
have made the match The honor being the retired unde
eated heavy weight champion of the world Je
dollars He has plenty of and he does not have fight
to- These arguments show that the white fighter
the He wants to bring the championship back the
heiS
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
ABE ATTELL AND WEIGH MATCHED
GEORGE. MCDONALD CLOSES DEAL,

0ENO 2A 4Hd dhaDh p and Freddie Wdh the
been tin today
Mcdonald London capitalist the Big
nd pho today
and
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Each Fighter Confident OF Landing Knockout Blow

RENO with between them and the greatest battle the the
pata b have ewatdedt dthemen
opmo 0 in
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
THINKS JOHNSON
WILL WIN IN 20 ROUNDS
BY TOM FLANAGAN. Business Manager of Jack Johnson

of the opinion that Jack johnson will win the battle
the national holiday inside of 20 rounds have been with him every
day for long weeks and know that he perfect condition and
that he fit and ready route have fear Jees
ing thrill of terror through the black people
imagine know that he pebble and that he viii put
forth his greatest ring effort against the of Corbe
Shakey and the balance of the old time betting
johnson myself and have advised friend and acquaintance
of Canada elsewhere wager
will win 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

lacks the heart the efr1eS
V beat him
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
TEN TO SEVEN THAT JEFF WINS
EVEN MONEY ON TWENTY ROUNDS

2"Tm money e 20
o umo of O.
amor o. Of bu usually h rumo run IN
Jim bf1aJ
wn from francisco y
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

body now that it is absolutely on the level
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
FAvORlTES SUCCESSFUL
IN HARNESS EVENTS AT
TERRE HAUTE MEETING

Terre Haute. Ind, july l2-The
farewell meeting over the Terre Haute
Of the great western circuit
harness races opened today with a
good eard. Favofites were uccess
ful In each event. Ed Geers, still
using erutch and cane, WAS given an
ovation after winning the first hea'
IN the 2.1S trot with Dude Archdale.
summaries.
2.O7 pace. purse s~1,000-Ella Am
bniator won IN straight heats: Dona
*. second. Willie Benton. third. Best
time 2:10 3-4.
els trot. purse 81. 000-Billy Burke
won Ia straight heats vito, second
Beryaid0. third Best time s.09 L.
Three-year-oid pace. purse $500
Twlnkling Dan. won second and third
heats, Left Witch, second Fannie
Stratton. third Best time 2.l2 i-2.
2.lS trot. purse $4,000 Dude
Archaic win in straight heats Argoi
Hal. second Lady vincent thnd.
BEST time IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
CHURCH CONTROL OVER
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
QUESTIONED BY TRUSTEES

Nashville. Tenn, July l3-The col
lege Of bishops OF the Methodist
Episcopal church south. this morning
announced the decision reached yes
terday in regard To the controversy
over the control ~ Vanderbilt n
yersity. and the recent action Of the
board OF trustees OF the university de-
.clining 10 recognize the election OF
the three trustees by the general con-
ference of the church.
The bishops adopted a resolution
declining To ratify the election OF
eight trustees by the board and de-
.claring the board as constituted with
these alleged Illegally elected Nom
bors. is an illegally constituted board.
The action OF the board I'm ignoring
the trustees elected by the conference
is declared NUN and void
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
ORGANIZED LABOR
MILITANT IN
ARIZONA
Newly Launched Party Sends
Invitation to Oklahoma Sena-
tors to Participate in Cam
paign for Constitutional Dele
gates,


fN
Phoenix. Ariz. July t3--The nm
Jon delegates who founded the union
labor party Of Arizona yesterday. ad-
Journed tonight after completing pre-
nminary organization for the consti-
tutional convention campaign. Teie-
grams sent out tonight conveyed in
pitations a. senator Gore ana Senator
owen Of Oklahoma. Eugene ". Dehbs,
vs.. r. Mills and Charles Edward Rus
sell. a writer. To- tout Arizona in aid
of the labor candidates for election
fo The coming constitutional eonyen-
tion. The leaders OF the new party
also issued an appeal TO the American
Federation 81 Labor fer it's aid 10 the
campaign. The appeal was signed by
J. Y. Provost. who presided over the
meeting from which the labor party
was orga mixed, and was in the nature
~ q reply to the statement made hN
SamueI Gompers today commenting
the action Of the Arizona union men
10 organizing @ party ~ their own.
The labor party Is Arizona II
SAYS. appeals Ia the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor for aid IA this cam
palgn for a working class cnnstitu-
ton, regardless ~ the attitude of the
Federation Of Labor who still expects
us 70 accept the promises of those Old
line party politicians by which labor
has been repeatedly betrayed. En-
llghiened labor has gone into this
campaign In its own behalf and in It's
own interest"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
BATTERED BODY OF
WOMAN FOUND
IN CELLAR
Police Solve Mystery Of
Disappearance Of American
Music Hall Singer Officers
Seek Husband for Crime.

Try Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.
London. July 12.-Police search to-
day of a house at 80 Hindrop Cres-
cent. North London undertaken al the
Instance of friends of IN American
music hall singer who was known un-
der the stage name of Belle Gilmore,
revealed the battered body of a WON
an buried in the cellar. The house
was deserted and the police are
seeking for the woman's husband,
who is known as Hawley Crippen and
IS described as an American dentist.
The woman had been missing since
February.
Belle Gilmore was . handsome
woman, "a years Did. A theatrical
paper last March announced that She
had died abroad. Crippen had a place
of business on New oxford street and
he continued to reside in the Hilidrop
house and replied readily TO the Ques-
tionse Of the police until a few days
ago, when he disappeared. The po-
lice have not been able to certify as to
the identity Of the body.
--y--
New machine makes plainest pic
lures in town. AirdOme.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
TRAIN OlTCHEO
PASSENGERS ESCAPE

pittsburg. Pa. July i3-Train No.
go on the Pennsylvania railroad. run
ming from Chicago 20 New york, left
the rails az East Palestine. ohio, about
nifty miles west OF here. shortly be-
fore 10 O'Clock tonight.
SO one was injured and the passen-
gers were taken aboard "a local train
from Alliance ohio. which followed
she limited hy "a tcw minutes. and
were brought ta This city. eftrncV
they we're sent ON their way east on
several truin-
The train WAS eight minutes late
and after rounding "a curve the en-
SINGER straiehtened out to make az
time across "a favorable stretch OF
track suddenly there was T. rumbliRg
ANA the cars had slipped from the rail
not a. hundred feet from thc east Pal
estlnc station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
GROWING INTEREST IN
SUN RIVER PROJECT

w~ashingtoH JRiY ia.--Ths inter
esi 81 land seekers has been recent
ly aroused IN the sun river Irrigation
project im Montana and tbs remain-
Ing farms on the Fort shaw omit ara
being rapidly occupied. according 10
reports received hy the reclamation
sert Ice
rhe favorable condition IF affairs
Sc aseribed To- the assurance Of trans
%portafiou facilities fer the project
through the prospective immediate
construction Of 4 bFa ncn ~ the Great
Northern m sun river valley
The Sun river project occupies an
area equal t. that - Rhode Island,
ana when fully developed wiii furnish
homes for $4,000 people. Is canals
VIII have = total length Of zoo miles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
WANTS DRY PLANK
IN NEW MEXICO
ORGANIC ACT
Anti-SaIoon League
Fears Democrats Have Moi
Covered Case thoroughly
Law and Order Committee,
Especial Correspondence to s~iernias Journal

Especial Correspondence TO .~isFa;sg Journal
Roswell y. Nj. July i2-The Anal
saloon League 90 Roswell met last
night. a law and order league was
appointed but the names 81 its mem-
hets were not given out for pubhca-
ton. The meeting also named a com
mittee 10 look Pfter the coming con-
stitutionni convention. With o view to
ettting 4 strong prohibition plank la
the new constitution The resolutions
recently passed by The democrats of
the pecos valley IN the mass meetins-
were discussed and 1t was decided thai
the prohibition plank IN the fesolH-
tiona docs not sufficiently project the
interests 90 temperance, eN.n though
.the men who drafted a may have
thought so The committee on The
constitutional convention is also t.
.semd delegates 20 tho Chnutauqua at
M-ountninaif. " NJ. al Which the cam
paign for suato-Wide prohibition ~ e.
bo serted.
a.. NJ. Brashcr. superintendent 81
the City schools. has returned from a
five weeks vacation trip through Tex
be. Pie visited Font Worth. Dallas.
Greenvillc. at his brother ranch near
CANDY. 81 Austin and Galveston and
mod q fine nip.
%1hirty-cight electric bulbs surround
ing 4 statue Of the virgin Mary were
flashed on at St Mary's hospital az
100 last night and an ninrm was
sent In q the fire department by some
wcn meaning citizen who thought tbs
hospiutl WAS afire The statue stands
In i niche ga front 81 a. central win
dow ON me third floor of the build
ing and the brilliant lieht gave ths
room the appearance ~ being a mpss
nf flames The fire department vas
stopped while IN the act Of carrying
The big hose into the house and ne
damage was done.
Or n. Rosscr, q professor of sur
geiy Ga The medical department of
BAYLOR University. Dallas, who, with
his son Curtls, and his daughter, Miss
Elma. ANA nr. Cush of Dallas. are
taking an auto trip tnrough western
Texa. and eastern New Mexico, aud
who spent Snnda, and part ~ ycstor-
dal us the guests al nr george r.
Netl. mayor cot ltoseeu. len yesterda,
FOR Amarillo ln Roswell Dr. Rossei
was entertained at the country clut
hy tho chavis County Medical society.
and Die and bits company were dine,
vlth q company ui friends atthc home
90 ihe masor DE- Rosscr address,
the First Baptist sunday school hers
end Wil lecture tn tbs Potter Count,
Medical sneisu at kaaIllo aud spcai
publicly at Hereford and Amarillo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
FRATERNAL ORDER
INSURANCE
SCANDAL
Illinois Grand Jury Returns
Indictments Against Promi-
nent Official for Misuse Of
Funds.


II aNInAHk urn - h11ate W
Rock Island. III. July 13.-Indict-
ments against thirteen persons were
returned today bs a Rock island
county grand jury which since May
8 has been orergoing alleged ira
ternal Insurance frauds. An those
indicted We're officers of the American
Home circle or of h Fraternal
Trihunes. or We're concerned ln the
merger II the two societies in 1905.
This merger is said TO nave been fol-
lowed by the disappearance OF the
Tribunes reserve fund Of $4,000 ANA
the alleged mismanagement of the So
o%letics' affairs 20 such an extent that
it was ultimately wrecked. Those in
dictcd are:
Or. a. L. craig g. +. Hatfield. and
Max J.. Franckel. Chicago. IL. A Weld
aud Robert Rexdale, Rock Island;
Thomas vs.. Wilson. Washington. u.
81 Michael r.. CARRIER. q. ~. Walters
ana George W Kenney. Springfield
: 5. M~cIlvane, Miss Margaret Nell
yane and Otho J.. Caldwell, Auburn,
III X. At whitman, Aledo, III
craig. Hatfield. Rexdale. Weld.
whitman nd 5. 3. McIivane We're
Indicted for alleged embezzicment ana
conspiracy and larceny of the record
of the Tribunes. and Franckel. Mar
garet McIlvane ana caldwell for al
legged perjury.
Craig. Weld and Whitman. antiei-
pating their indictments, appeared In
court this afternoon and gave bond
in the sum of $4,000 each. and were
released. Capiases were issued Tor
the others. and they win be brought
in as soon as found and placed un-
der bond.
whitman. when the societies were
merged two years ago. was supreme
tribune. Rexdale supreme secretary,
craig supremephysician. and Weld SUI
prene attorney ef the Fraternal Tri-
bunes. They conducted negotiations
on the part Of the Tribunes for a mer-
ger. agreeing to resign and give Home
circle Officers control Of the United
Societies. For this they received, II
is said. $4,000. Whitman nd orig
getting the greater portion. Officers
81 Home circle who promoted the
deal. and who took charge after I IA
ers resigned, were Wilson, supreme
tribune CARRIER. secretary; s S. Nell
vane. treasurer, and Walters medical
examiner. Rexdale became vice tri-
Nhne after The merger.
Hatfield IS a chiceso insurance
agent who was employed by the Home
circle eoterle to open negotiations
with the tribunes Tor which service
he Is alleged q have received s2t,-
00O: Kenney is an attorney who Is
alleged to have been employed in the
same connection Franckel, Margr-
Il McIlvane and Caldwell are alleged
10 have been holders of dummy notes
bv means of which reserve n 9TH
or funds OF tribuues were taken down
ana dissipated. The last three were
witnesses before the grand jury and
their Indictment for perjury followed
the discovery OF alleged untruthful
statements In their testimony. Hat
field is said 10 be in Europe and Diff
fculty is expected in locating sever
eral others accused.
states Attorney Magill said tonight
the disclosures were only "a beginning
More thar a dozen fraternal insur-
ance societies, he ~ VIII be nNolN-
ed n leads brought 10 light here are
followed out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
COLORADO CHAPTER OF
AMERICAN MINE WORKERS

Denver. July IS-Tentatiye plans
for organizing a Colorado chapter Of
the American Mining congress were
taken tonight at n meeting Of repre-
sentative mining men from every min
ing section Of the state. a commit
tee OF nine. with James F. Callbreath,
Jr.. secretary OF the American Min
ing congress. MS chairman. vas APP
pointed 20 outline a plan for "a per
manent organization.
More than seventy men Interested
in mining attended today's meeting,
the purpose of which was to revive
the mining industry in Colorado.
which is thought to have slumped
through lack OF effective boosting.
Jack Johnson is not the only john
son. The other Johnson is at the Pas
tinme.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
SUIT TO ANNUL OLD
MANS GIFT FAILS
Connecticut Mans Attempt 10
Rave Grandfather Declared
Incompetent Frowned on by
Judge,

lBy Morning Journal sneciai Leased wirri
wasf ington. July ig.-Mrs. Laura
Cramcr. a clerk Ia the state depart--
ment, filed today with the district sn-
prcme court her answer 10 the suit
brought BY Or Ice A. llnrd Of
Greenwich. Conn, AZ conscrvatnr %
the estate OF Fenton >. HIND. his
grandfather. who had been adludHed
rs the Connecticut courts Incompetent
% manage bis own affairs
Or Hurd charges hat the elder
Hnrd had given $40 .0O0 ta Mrs, cram
~ and the court granted ii temporary
injunction 70 prevent her from dispos-
ina Of Il until the suit was heard
Mfs. Cramcr Ia her answer admits
she got s27o 900 from the elder llnrd
because ne was grateful for her care
Of him which had been that 81 a.
daughter pr. liurd's allegations oi
spook influences and occult demon
STATIONS she denies
In giving her ss7.O00 llnrd was
carrying cut q plan 10 vet rid ct his
money 60 keep Il from his son., Byron
AAhAAf ~ NNfA'tNNfAA ~ ave f ~" %"
fcndhng answers. because ne had
threatened 70 hiii the old man if ~
ever married neain.
According 20 letters that accompf
nnied the anHwer. unrd wished 90 gig,
$4,000 a. q Miss smith whom h'
wanted % marry but WAS deterre,
by Byron who repeated the threat.
Tho Greenwich court was impose,
npoh. Mrs. Cramer declares, when 81
auludecd Hurd incompetent
The answer OF Mrs cramor having
sworn away the equities of the hill oI
complaint Justice stafford dissolved
the restraining order that prevented
her from drawing pn her hauk ac
count
The order Of the court does not dis
pate ~ the merits of the eonirovers'
and Dr ilurd viii file q replication 81
answer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14

a maminni physician down lu Ccor-
gia went through d food experience
which be- makes public
"a Was my ouu experience ihat first
lsd me n advocate giape-NiIts food
and ! ALSO know from having pre-
scribed it To- co~nvaloeceuts and other
weak pattpnts. that thc food is "a won-
drilul rehullder AND resiorer of nerve
and brain iissuc pa we'll ee muscle
a. Improve the digestion % giOk pa-
tieuts aiNair gain just Hs dld lu
strength and weight Rrrg tanidll.
a WIS in tlch "a Iae aiglr thsi ]
had to give up ms NnrA enfrels and
81 20 the mountains. cot thi- state bui
tno months theif lia uot Improve ms.
ln tact / was NOT luItr ae wfn as when
lft home My ilod uid nni suslaiu
Inc ana b. became plain thut J must
change. then g heaau ta ufe Grape
Nuia and in Two weeks I could ualk a
mile Without the lcnsi fatigue and in
nse weeks returned to mi hame and
practice ticking Hp hnra nerk ssain
hince thaf tlme I hafc fclt as Nell an'
strong as I ever did in ans lfe
A. = physician uho seeks tn heir
ai suueTers 4 consider "a "a dutt to
make these ElfU public
Trial 10 DAYS on Grapc-Nuts ahnr
the rceallr faad does nof seem to sas.
tain tae heas ssh alsA A..-4
There's "a reason
Read ue huk book, Thr Road o.
Nellsiiie Boz pas.
Ever read tie above Irffers A ne,s
one aprear- from time % lime. The,
are eenulne. frue. and fan ct human
Interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
AMERICAN VESSELS
SUPPLIED WITH
BLUEJACKETS
Men Taken Aboard as
PrecautiOa Against Attack by
Warning Nicaraguan Fac
lions.
rBy Morning Journal Special LEASED wirel

~ ~
New Orleans. July 13.-Half Way
Kew. neal Bluefields bluff. was taken
By the Estrada forces with little eff
fort on July o M preparations were
thereupon made to attack the Madriz
forces on Bluefields bluff. according
to officers on board the United States
converted cruiser Prairie, which arriv-
Cd here tonight from Bluefields.
AS a. protective measure, all steam
ers Of American register have been
taking on board ~blueiackets from the
American garships before proceeding
across Bluefields harbor, according
to Commander Witherspoon.
The report Of the execution of Cen
eral Matuty, who was alleged 10 have
proved a traitor to the Estrada cause,
is said to have been without founda-
ton.
Matuty was virtually permitted To-
escape and allowed to make his way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14

Kansas esify, Mo, July ie-Paul
Bel. the young son of Eugene Boil 90
unnrdained minister ~ the Church q
Cod 81 this city is suffering from in
faBtlc paralysis. IN accordance with
the fathers beliefs the prayer cure e
being tried. upon the child Members
~ the family ~ others " The church
are gathered continually shout Paul =
bed PRAYING.
Several DAYS ago the boy was com :
ing 70 the house from play when sud-
denly he began e drag his len leg.
lie became weak lie found it inn
possible 20 raise either arm above 2
horiz1ntaI position. ne went to TIE
dinner table, WIZ unable 81 ent and
tell forward on bis face The caae
wns diagnosed to-day ~ the strange
infaniiin paralysis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
HAMILTON WRECKS HIS
BORROWED AER0PLANE

New York. july ts-charles X.
Hamilton. counted one nf the most
daring and expert OF American aVia-
tors made an attempt 10 fy tonight
a Mineoia l. &. in q borrowed ma
chiuc. He wrecked g. although be
escarni without. injury Hamilton was
Just about to rise when the running
scar collapsed and the aeroplane tel
IN q snarl At the % rising
al The weight of th~ aeropiane falls
ON the two car wheels and they gave
way tonight