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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
EmeryyilIe Entries.

OAKLAND, Cal. June 3.-Entries fol
tomorrow's races 1T Emcryyille uas'
day).
First race. six furIongs. sellng-Coble-
SKIN. l09; Pretension. 100. Waner. l0l
Adcna. 1O7: Anne McGee. 105: Wap. 10t
Old Nick. 1o2, Beds, 95 La DcXtra. %
ninland, 81; 'Gramercy, 81; 'Galena
Second race, fuiurity course. selling
Milpitas. 1I5 Trarnotor. 115; Burning
Bush 1l3; Combury us; Emma c., III
-Titus IL, l0S Slscus. los; Glendeane
103.
Third race fuurty course selling
Sewell. 106; Daddy Clip, 1o2; Roman, 10l
Wing. 10l; Prince Winter, 100; Del Cru
sador. 81. Bit of Fortune, 95; Roy Junior,
90: metropolitan. S3.
Fourth race, ono mile. Handicapped
win T. Fryer, los: Rey Uindoo. lo4;
lnclement, 9S: Cloudlisht. 9S; Tremargo
96:. Eddie Graney. 90, Redeem. 50; Miss
Roberts, So.
Fifth race. futurity course, selling
81. Francis. l16: Mossback, ll6; Deneen,
1l6: Arthur Uyman. 1i6. Sink Spring.
ll3; Anna May. III: Lady Rensselaer,
l09; Rey El Tovar los: "SaInest. t0i:
La Petite. 100; Elcctrowan. 100; Odd
Rose. 100.
Sixth race, ruturity course, selling
Elmdale. ZIG: Smiley Metzner, 1i3; Ex-
chcqucr, 1l3; Father Downey. lI3: Billy
Mayharn. liS La Chata. Ill: Lovely
Mary. III; Who, III; LuXurio. III: Lii
liam Ray; 100; Directello, 100: Contra
Costa. loo.
Weather cloudy track fast.
apprentice allowance
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BASEBALL is DOOMED
IN MISSOURI VALLEY

LAWRENCE. Kan, juno Baseball
is doomed in The Missouri Valley confer
cncc. according TO DIR. G. T.. McCluDG
faculty member OF the Athletic associa
iion OF the University OF Kansas. unless
rules governing intercollegiate games are
lived up TO moro strictly.
Every school in tho conference knows
that many Of tho men playing baseball
are ineligible and that the tendency Is
20 weaken the effect of eligibility rules
In all other branches of college sports
said Dr. McClung.
PERSONALLY I am very much in favor
OF retaining baseball, but unless some
action is taken In tho matter. not only
will baseball nc abolished. hut football
and track meets will ultimately have to
go
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SUCCESSFUL MEET
WILL CLOSE TODAY
Five FayOriteS Win at Junction
City; Will Ship Horses to
Salt Lake.

Special 20 The IllDunc.
OGDEN. June 3.-The followers Of race
track favoritcs were awarded with five
heavily played choices that led their
fields under the wire here today. SEN
ator Barrett. opening ut S TO l and
closing At 10 |. was tho only long shot
that came across. and he won the thlrd
race for three quarters OF n mile by only
a head.
St Joe. a 7-to-1O shot. boat Annie
Wells and -iquilinc in a three horse race
IN the first event for I'VE -elghths of a
mile winning by half n length.
The ten days' meeting Will come to
Il close today and the largest crowd Of
the meeting is expected. a good card
has been arranged and the best horses
at tho track have been entered for the
events.
According to reports there VIII he a
largo crowd of race EoerS come to see
the races from Salt Lake via the Bam-
berger electric special, which leaves there
al II o'clock noon
Ladies will be admitted free tomor-
row.
The horses Will ship from here to Salt
| .al1c City for The forty days meeting
which begins az the Buena Vista track
next Monday
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Ogden Entries.

Special ia Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. June 3.-Sccretary Earl Nc
Quadc this afternoon announced the fol
lowing entries for the farewell card:
First race. one mile, selling-Wolf-
vile. lO5: Alder l0S. Frank Lubbock. ia;
Dorothy Ann. l03. Dorian Prince. l05
Second race. four furongs. purse-JacIz
LAWN. 100; Dora Payne. sc; DR.. Sher-
man. l09: Quickly. sc. Joe Wells. 10e.
Third race, six furlones, purse-AIiss
Naomi. 105; Seal Muff. 1l2; "Moyea. 1O9;
'Gaga. 100; Allvia. 105.
Fourth race. six furlongs purse-yal-
1l6; Flying Dance. 1O9: sylvia o.. IO9,
Fifth race. four and u half furlonEs.
selling-Beaumont. 100: Lancashire Lad.
101: ST. Joe, III, David Boland, III
Sixth race, five furlongs selling
Csurpcr, 1903; Chanate. l0I; Saonny Jane.
1Oi; G. j. Cox. 11.; Senator Barrett. 112;
DaVie Andrew. 109.
sScott &c Wethersby entry
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FLYNN WOULD NOT
ACCEPT FIGHT TERMS

KANSAS CITY. Juno Bill Paple.
cX-champion middlewcIght fighter Of the
world who arrived here tonight from san
Francisco. is enthusiastic about JEFF
fries
Jeff Is In excellent shape" said tho
kcwancc fighter Il was at his camp
FOR some time and / saw him rounding
into condition. l like his chances In his
fight with Johnson"
Papkc denied that he left the coast
20 eVade his match with Jim Flynn.
Flynn would not agree TO the financial
inducements Promoter Carey offered
and for thnt reason he came cast
Charles Welsh has the verbal agree
ment OF Jim Howard and Papke to fight
ton rounds before tho Grand Avenue a.
g. here soon. Welsh said tonight the
bout would probably be staged June 10.
After the fight Papke viii go to his
hppoO
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Dugan Makes Good Ride.

GRAVESEND. n. y. June 3.-Prince
'Imperial, running to his best form and
admirably ridden by Eddie Dugan, easily
won the Thread stakes of $500 today,
First race, about six furlongs-Mad-
man. Is TO 10. won; Magazine. to /.
second; Dreamer, to i. third. Time,
l:10
Second race. mile and an eighth
Suantco. 3 to ], Won Sir CleGes, ; to .,
second: Rockstone, u 10 !, third. Time,
.5i As,
Third race, mile and an eiehth-Fire-
stone, . 10 s, won; Pretend. . TO 2. Sec
ond, Zicnap. 70 !. third. Time. 1853.
Fourth race. mile ana a sixteenth
Prince Imperial, 3 to l. won; The Turk.
II to 10. second; Grasmcre, IL 10 0, third.
Time. l:46 30.
Fifth race: five furlonGs-Lochicl. = to
!, won: Incision. 10 to l, second, Miss
Jonah. 10 TO 1, third. Time. l:02 10.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Glucose. I TO 4. won; Cliff Edge, to /,
second: Sir Evelyn. 10 TO !. third. Time.
AS 3-J
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TEN THOUSAND
At NANDAMERE
Sports Incidental to Public
School Field Day Enjoyed
by Immense ThrOng.
PROGRAMME PULLED OFF
WITHOUT SINGLE HITCH
Silver Cups and Handsome
Prizes for Winners and Sec
Onds in Events.

The sports and pastimcs in connection
with the neld day of the city schools at
waudamere Friday were interesting in the
extreme. There were approximately ioOo
nald admissions. In addition 10 these
there were passes estimated at 1000 ana
az least 1000 smaller children. so that tine
crowd that witnessed tho events num-
bcred 1000. Tho various events were
pulled Off on the tick Of the watch. There
WAS no delay in starts. nor was there
any hitch anywhere in the programme
There were two pemants FOR baskctball
and two FOR baseball. One pennant was
marked First and tho other Second, IN
The track events for the boys and i'll those
for the girls the liIst prize was silver
cup and the second a pennant.
Summary of results in athletic events:
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REAGAN AND ERLENB0RN
TRAINING HARD FOR BOUT

Jimmie Reagan and Young Erlonborp
wound up their hard work Friday after
non and are now ready TO meet Monday
night IN the best OF condition. The boys
will box SIX rounds and tho fans seem 60
think that this will be one OF the best
goes OF tho year. Reagan has been n
worlds champion. but having outgrown
the bantamwcight division he was forced
10 take on heavier men than himself. but
has always given good account OF him
self
Erlcnborn is anxious 10 win this match
and Will then try 10 secure another con-
test with Peanuts" Sinclair,
Manager Downing has scheduled four
bouts for Monday night
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Umpires in Race.

a race has been started for the job
OF umpire for the Utah league. Billy
Dutch. who has been umpirinG all spring,
Is pulling all the strings he knows TO
land the plum. Fat Smith, who claims
he has more baseball dope in his noodle"
than all the Billy Dutches in the coun-
try is also working hard TO get tho lob.
Smith claims that he is the only umpire
that ever pleased the ogden fans and
this was because of his careful decisions.
He looks good 10 some OF the fans.
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Rides Two Miles Behind,
Pace in Fast Time 4
Z:35 3-5.
CLARKE WINS THE two
PROFESSIONAL ",
Australian Rocket Misses
Handicap Record BY nj
Fifth Second

The two-mile motor-paoca b
ord MAS broken by Ray Duer -
distance in 2:S5 80. and -
missed the worlds mile hand,.,.
by 9TH OF second. winning q
from scratch in the fast time n
Clarke WAS the star OF the mr., {
the two professional races. and u
shows that the Australian '.socy.c ;
the best OF condition at the pr.s,.
Tho mile handicap was n,,s.
and the combinations got 10 vo,s,.
the limit men tried hard 10 lo..
from the scratch men In ords-
but they lacked the steam. MA
closed the gap nearly two Iauy ~.
and when Clarke and Lawson go
loose. Clarke shot ahead and rs',
his field. winning by inches from h,
Lawson failed 10 finish lin the mr..
house. who was carried by the lI,-..
eTs, could do no better than niI
Brownie CarslaEo fourth from is
The two-Dile lap professional ,
another exciting contest which ~
won by Clarke. Lawson made \
try but fell short near the ian. il
not yet gained his staying pov,,
hard sprint. Gordon Walker besl h.
for third place.
Ray Duer broke the track reco,lt u
miles behind motor pace. coins q
miles In 2:3j 3-5. in one OF lie :
plI n,
The amateur events were ay.l, :
between Brodbcck and Diefonhscbr
latter won the unknown distancs 4,
Brodbeck finishing second with h
close third.
BrodbcCk won tho Austr7llan /,
race and Diefenbacher took seoci'
With these two men tcamIng nj
boys are having slim plckinTs
race Hume was third and ths ~
horse looks like lie Is coming NJ,
his own again.
Gordon Walker defeated y al
per i'm straight heats OF their msts
French style. The Australian ID
first heat in l:l6. winning b.
wheel. The second heat. for the.
tcrs of a mile. was ridden In lf
The summarizes
Unknown distance lap race. an.
r.. Diefcnbacher. won; \. Brodtscs
ond: j. u. Hume, third: j. A.
fourth. Distance, two mics a
laps. Time, Gil.
Australian pursuit. amateur-A
beck, won; r. Diefcnbacher. ais
3. Hume, third; James j, Huty.
Distance, two miles and one Zap.
Ash 3-5.
Match racc-Gordon Walker bal
Hopper in straight heats. TiE,.
and 1:3S,
Mile handicap, professionsH
Clarke (scratch). won; Walter D
(J5l, second: Steve Senhousc t,6l.l
Brownie Carslalte Q05). fourth I
1:iS 4-5.
Two-mile lap. profession-A. J.
won; liver Lawson. second; Gordo-
er. third; Walter DcMara, fourth
8 53 Id.
Ray Duer broke the two-mls /,
motor-paced record. Time, 3:5S -
5d;kin,,a1 SnorAi,0 Neuc m ri
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Pool Match Game,

Champion Poolplayer Hcnnlns beat
Gearhardt by the score OF 125 to l21
which is the closest match he has had
since his arrival here. The game was
played at the Mission and a large crowd
was present 10 see the men play.
Ike Isencr (I0) had his playing clothes
on Friday night at the Jevno academy.
defeating J. Hukiu OOO). one of the
scratch men. by the score of 90 to % in
twenty innings. Ike made a run OF TWEEN
ty-eighr balls and played steady through
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CALIFORNIA BOYS CANNOT
STAND THE WEATHER

CHAMPAIGN. H., June 3.-Illinois
weather may prove a setback for the
Pacific const athletes In the big western
meet Saturday. Several Of the western
ers arc i'll rs a result OF tho chilly
weather they have encountered. Ed
wards. Calrornias hurdler. is ono OF the
victims. The visitors are taking every
care OF themselves and hope 10 be ac-
Climatcd bv Saturday.
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Rolls VIII Gross Pond.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Captain c. :.
Rolls the English aviator who YESTERDAY
flew across the English channel and back.
without stop, Will be n visitor TO tho
United States next fall. EIe was chosen
some time ago by the Aero club OF the
United Kingdom as ono OF three aviators
TO represent England In the international
aviation contest here in October The
other members of the team will be Man
rice Egerton and Lieutenant Moore Bra :
baSDu -
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Greek Defies Utahns.

Peter Buzukos. the Greek wrestler. is
in receipt OF a letter from William Deme-
troll THE Greek Demon" who holds the
light heavyweight championship OF the
world. Dcmetrol states that he Is COM
ing to this city in the near future TO look
FOR a match with Yoltcl. lie also says
he will throw any six men in the state
in one hour IIc is willing 10 bet any
amount from 500 TO $1,000 that he can
do IL
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Trapshooters' League.

CLEVELAND. o., June 3.-Thc TWEEN
ly-fourth annual tournament OF the Ohio
Trapshootcrs' league closed today. Win
ners OF the three days meet were:
Amateurs-EIighest averages: R. A.
King. Delta. Colo, first. 57i out of n pos
sble 600; +. +. Elicit. Galesburg. Ill.,.
Highest run Chauncey Powers De
catur, ILL.,, 80.
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Winkipop Does Not Show.

EPSON DOWNS, England. Juno 3.-The
oaks stakes OF 5000 sovercGns. for 3-ycar-
old FLIES, distance about one mile and a
half. was run here today and won bv
Rose Drop. Evolution was second and
Pcrucllc third. Eleven horses started.
Waldorf Astor's WinSipop was the IA
vorite but did not secure a place
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Hunt Returns.

VIII Hunt, one OF the greatest track
athletes who was ever AT the university,
visited the school Friday, Hunt COM
pctcd for the university three years and
was elected captain of the track team
two years ago, but did not return to
school until Friday lie brought with
him wife. which explains al.
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Tigers Bunch Hits,

DETROIT. June 3.-Dciroit punched
hits with bases on balls today. dcfeatinl
Philadelphia, TO l. Ri T.
Detroit ...... Observation-Disclosures. 6 s
Battcries-Plank. Atkins and Lapp
Mullin and Stanage. Schmidt,
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College Baseball.

At Lafayette, Ind.-Chicago. o; Pur-
due. 2.
At acknowledgements, 5; Mime
sofa. ..
Al Ann Arbor-Michigan 3; Nolre
Dame s
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Warhop Invincible.

CHICAGO. June 3.-Chicago made only
one hit off Wdrhop 10 New Yor6's four
Walsh won his own game, 10 /. In thC
nth. r. IL Il,
Chicago ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 |
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Batrcries-Walsh and Block; Wafhor
and Sweeney.
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F5aSlcIDaTT, boys-NRtcrIoO, H. IaIaN-
cite. l2
Basketball. girls-Wasatch. IL; Lin
c-s'n. ..
easchall-Lmcoln. >: Training 3.
Girls.
bantam class. 50-ysrd dash--Myrilc
Rid, Oneaua. nTst. Nettie Edgar. One
alis. second: Helen French. Waterloo
third
Midget class. 60-yaTd dash--Nettic
Vincent. Washington. lrst; CheltIc Har-
Ijs. Jefferson, third; Sarah Hansen
OncIUa. third.
Lightweight class. 60-yard dash
Athcnc Farnsworth, Lafayette. first: len
mic Stanbridgc. OncQua. second: Eliza
beth Sundstrom. Franklin. third.
Madeline Cloud, Oquirrh, first; Ellen
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Petropolis Is Second,

PARIS. June S.--In the Prix de Cesney.
handicap of $1,000 distance one and a
half miles. run MT Maisons 1.aiii,e today.
Second
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Castleton Loses Out,

CINCINNATI, June 3.-Thc Cincinnati
baseball management today sold Pitcher
Roy Castloton, left-handcr, to Los An
SclcS.
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AMERICAN
Maps outnlay washington.

CLEVELAND. June 5.-CleVclaud out
played Washington today and won, TO
.. Falkenburg was effective after the
first inning. McBride's fielding and La
joic's batting were features.
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BROOKLYN. June 3.-Pittsburc- Brook
Ign game postponed; wet grounds.
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TRIBUNE RACING CHART

Friday 8. Ninth Weather
40 Of Four-yca-oIds
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ST. LOUIS. June 3.-Boston-S st. Louis
game postponed, rain.
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NEW YORK, June 3.-Clncinnatl-N New
York game postponed; rain.
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PHILADELPHIA. June St Louis
Philadclphla game postponed; we
grounds.
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Batterics-Colc and Archer: Curtis
Burke and Smith. Riaridan. Two-bas
hits-Evcrs. Stcnfclt. Tinker. Archer. Lu
dcrs Home run-Iiolfman. Base on ball,
Cole, 4; Curtis, 6; Burke /. Struck on
Cole (: Curtis. 4 Burke. l. Empires
Jolnstonc and Moran
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT TlONAl
Cole Scatters Hits

BOSTON. June 3.-Chicago had no diff
hculty in shutting out Boston. . TO o.
today. Curtis weakened in the seventh
allowing four bases on balls. Cole kept
tho local hits scattered. r. II. T.
Chicago :. Observation-Disclosures. 13
Boston =. Observation-Disclosures
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Weavcttc jumps n safe
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At post ~ minutes, on at 3.j7b. TIL
1:15 So. 1:29 60, "A. Start fair Won {
Jones's b x FlorisL-PripCess Anna.
up commanding lead in urst quarter
near turn second time around. but could
race. Rule went wide in stretch turn.
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At post "a minutes. on at 4:25. r
good Won driving; second same w
Dread. Trained by r. Pauley. Alivia
tance; former under a hard drive. o
spare, ~nanatc. In close pursuit of le
get up.
ID SIXTH RACE Three eighths OF a
Ch Purse Si00.
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$50 @enidenleben am bilisiten iinb,

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Gin sdlut Der ainber.

rl1niere 5uet &inoer bon ied)s uno
a6t Snbren maren felt ibrer @ir6beit
grfaltungen un0 6em &eu6buiten I'M.
tertporfm. @or ettpa BRET Sabren BE-
gann i'd, 8oleps &onep ano &ar gu
gebrau6en, un6 es bat ME berfebIt,
oieien 8ei9meroen bor31beuger uno
iie 81 beiIen. @S lit Sic ein5ige See
0i5in, sic man Sic @in6er einrebmen
MAIDEN fan, obne einen 5peftafel. "
Das Dbige bon %. s. Ornitein, Green
8aD, 8is., erbartet Die Grfabrung
bon tauier0en Nn0erer, Sic Solep's
6oneD ans Gar gebraudten.: Molitor
Drlg 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

Gine tbeYre 5rau. 90,
bolt Merger nit 0einer Srau? SSa,
leioer! Die fat ii6 rieiig geunoert.
@eiratben lieB ite ii6 fir einen 5rilb=
jabrsbut, uno fir sic S6eionng per
langt iie iebt Elm ebtes Spibeniadett!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

unermarteteM mt ~ t. -
,glber @atbi, i6on felt elmer balben
5tunoe iebe i@ einen Soloaten Dor
6em Saustbor auf= un6 abgeben!"-
Sea, oas batten sic mir aub friiber
iagen f0nnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
MtI1uaufee mir0 Dos in mh1tpn1

@iltpanfee miro 6as in 1raditem
Sabre I%tattfinoen0e groBe Sangerfelt
oes Decentralization 5angerbun-
oes baben. Die oeuti9eite 5taot ser
Ser. Staaten miro Mlles mas in ibren
&raften itebt, a%ufmen6en, oas Geit in
fiinitleriider mte audi in geieai6aft-
li@er @inii6t 5um- @lan5punfte auer
5angerfeite gu geitalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
6 eiun6e 81 usrebe.

@eiun6eM usrebe. - @at-
tin: gea, gu biit Elm i6oner;; feinen
8fennig babe idb beute fritz III Deinen
Saiden gefunoen, ales pertrmnfen!
- @atte:: @as mollte i6 MAIDEN, ar9
oie lebte Gai@e lit mir 5errtiien, uno
oadt id, ebe id 6as @elo pieleidt
perliere, lit es gei6eiter, t@ periauf's!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

56nell gebolfen.-56mie
renoireftor Gals sic 6ur6 lire &omo=
6ien befannte Sdlon0ame amBer itd
lit, Ga i6r angebli@ ser 5dmud ge=
itob1en muroe): Da baben sic eine
Marf Gori6uB, faufen sic iid einen
an0ern!