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Newell Sees Roosevelt.

Washington, july Frederick
H. Newell. director OF the fccIama-
tIon service, whose differences with
Secretary OF the Interior Ballinser
have created general comment, re-
turned to Washington from New York
where. 1t IS understood be talked
with former President Roosevelt
The roticencc OF the doctor lends col.
or TO the report chat one OF the ob.
jsots OF his trip was TO consult with
the President
Mr.. Newell said he had conferred
in Baltimore and Kew York with b.
\ Baker. president of the second Ma.
tlonal Conservation congress. which
viii be held In St Paul, September
TO g The purpose OF their meet
ing had been 10 discuss plans for
the convention.
The program, he said, would he sub
mltted 10 both President Taft and
former President Roosevelt for their
approval. The congress. he added
would be as simple and direct as
possible The speeches would en-
phasIze the fact thai the conserva
tion policy was not for the purpose
OF holding back anything from the
present generation. but was designed
for the utilization OF the resources
today without destroying their future
utilization.
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Chicago. July Mrs. Henry Null
saw .goadcd 10 desperation by the al
legged brutality and unfaithfulness OF
her husband. a street car conductor.
today shot and fatally wounded the
latter and their three-year-old daugh'
tor and then killed herself by tnking
sarbolic acid.
Mrs Mulsaw planned hc- act care
fully She borrowed a revolver from
her father. explaining that she need
Cd IL for protection when her husband
WAS away at night She had been
good and faithful wife. she said. but
that Mulsaw spent his spare time
with other women and often beat her.
Mulsaw is alleged TO have been
With another woman until o'clock
this morning when he returned TO his
home. According 10 the police. he
began abusing his wife and she shot
him In the abdomen. He fell TO the
foor and she sent another bullet Into
the l,ody OF her daughter. She then
took the poison.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
BASEBALL PLAYER
NOT DISCIPLINED

PittsburG, Pa. July President
Thomas J. Lynch OF The National
league has turned down Barney Drey-
fuss and the Pittsburg club on Its
demand that Johnny Eyers OF the
Cubs be disciplined for HIS alleged
unbecoming conduct on the field dur.
ing the game in Pittsburg. on June 20.
Dreyfuss has received a letter from
the league chief stating that Lynch
had referred the matter to the Chi
cago management and that Pittsburg
would have no further trouble with
Chicago players while in P.ttSburg.
It was claimed. thai when the Cubs
were losing the game. Eyers used
rough language in the hearing of wom-
en- in the stands. Dreyfuss filed the
charges against Evers. but II is un-
derstood that the latter had a good
defense Iu that he had been Soaded
to his remarks by insults from the
stands
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AMERICAN COAL IN BRAZIL

Washington. July Imports of
American coal into Brazil during 1893
will be larger than ever before, ac-
cordlng to statistics furnished by Con
sui General George E. Anderson at
Rio de JapeIro. This was due chiefly
to threatened strike OF the coal
miners at Wales.
The United States imports TO Bra
zil amounted In 1909 TO S23S.6i5 as
compared 10 s19.015 in 1908. and Con
sui General Anderson reports that the
coal trade TO Brazil could be extend
ed to American exporters willing to
spend considerable money to establish
conditions whereby coal could be ship
ped In large quantities in competition
with Welsh coal on the same basis
with the latter.
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JOHNSON
IN CHICAGO
Police Take Precautions
to Prevent Any
Disorders

Chicago. July when Jack John
son returns TO his home here this af-
ternoon, there will be no disorder, iC
the police can prevent IT, Chief Stew
art VIII have score or more police
men at the railroad station and in
the neighborhood OF the home at 33i4
Wabash avenue, where the champions
nanny" awasss him
Although the authorities will not
allow a, regularly organized parade.
there will fbes an imposing string OF
automobiles behind Johnsons ma
chine whom be leaves the train for his
residence. Crossing policemen may
spoil the effect OF. the cayalcade.S for
II Is Hable-to be split several times
TO allow TIE. passage OF cross-street
traffic. -
Although some of the lost time has
been made up by Johnsons train, 1T
was stated at the Chicago Q North
western railroad offices that tho cham
pion probably would arrive an hour
later. or at O'Clock.
At his home, the Eighth regiment
band, l. n. c., (coloredl will serennde
him. following which he is expected
to hold a reception
Chicago. July IA welcome. such
as no other negro or modern times
ever received. was accorded Jack
Johnson when he returned to his homo
here today A huge crowd OF negroes
met him at the train. cheering lus-
tily. His ride TO his home through
the black belt" was an ovation, Tho
fistic champion grinned with delight
There's the boy that brought the
bacon home" shouted one.
"Oh. you lion tamer.' shouted an
other
The big negro shooa hands with
those nearest him at the station as
he elbowed his way 10 the street and
entered an automobile. grinning his
auriferous grin the while.
Thirty or more machines, loaded
with enthusiasts. fell in behind. The
police found little TO 90 save 10 hold
a passage for the fighter.
At his home. the Eighth regiment
band played THE conquering Hero
Hhe champions mother stood in
the doorway, tears coursing down her
cheeks,
Hello. nanny" shouted her son.
Her arms were c1rown about his
neck and they entered the house to-
gether.
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CANNON is
A F lighter
He viii Invade the
Heart of lnsurgent
Territory

Chicago. July IA special from
Washington says:
lnvieorated and brOnzed by his ex-
cursion 10 Fisherman's island in
Chesapeake Bay. Speaker Joseph G.
Cannon is In Washington finishing
up odds and ends prior to his depar-
ture for Danvillc
Mr.. Cannon will remain only a few
days in Danville this time. for he
contemplates a raid into the heart Of
the insurgent territory II is his pur-
pose to go 10 Winfield. Kan. and
there speak In behalf OF the re-aom-
ination OF Representative Philip
Campbell. one OF the stand-pat con-
gressmen.
Uncle Joe VIII then return TO his
district, take an automobile and make
house 10 house canvass. He In
sists that there is not any danger
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AND TEDDY
Beveridge and Others
at Sycamore Hill for
a Conference

oyster Bay. y. Y. July Politics
IN the central west Is likely to be dis.
cuSsed az a conference today at Sag.
amore Hill. Dudley Foulke. OF In
diana, Is here. having come down
from New York last night. Mr.
Foulke was a civil service commits
sioner by appointment Of Mr.. Roose.
velt and. on several occasions. when
the then President wish 70 make a
public statement OF a political nature.
he did so by writing an open letter
20 Mr. FOulke.
Another Indianan. Senator Bcyer-
ldge. was expected today Several
insurgents from the central west are
considered probable visitors at Saga
more Hill today
delegation of visitors TO Col.
Roosevelt arrived from New York
on the noon train. There were In
the party United Sta;es Seators Car
ter Of Montana and Beveridge OF In.
diana; John Bass. war correspondent
and his brother Robert. Winston
Churchill. novelist, and James X.
Sheffield Robert Bass Is an in
surgent" candidate FOR the Republican
nomination for governor OF New
Hampshire. He and Mr.. Churchill
are to lay the situation In New Hamp-
shire before Col. Roosevelt In an en-
deayor TO gain his sympathy. and. II
possible. his support In their CON
test
The members of the visiting party
had little TO say except they were
hoping TO have a pleasant talk with
the colonel
we can't say anything now" Sen
ator Beveridge said. when we get
back from Fagamore Hill. We may
have something TO tell YOU
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WALNUTs FOR BULLS.

Washington. July THE piece de
resistance in the diet OF fighting bulls
In Mexico is the English walnut Con-
sui General Arnold Shanklin has re-
ported to this government that many
Spanish ships come to Mexican ports
bringing loads OF English walnuts
from Bilbao and Santander which are
sent via Mexico City to ranches ex-
clusively for feeding n1e nghting
bulls. The largest buyer is the Mex
leo City Bull association which keeps
from forty 10 fifty bulls.
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STALWART PAYNE
IS FULL OF HOPE

Auburn. y. Y. July 7.-Ropresenta-
tive Sereuo f. Payne, chairman OF
tho house ways and meAns committee.
IS candidate TOT reelection 10 con-
grcss. In an interview announcing
his candidacy, M Payne said last
night:
Il expect 10 be candidate for re-
election and shall take active part
In the campaign both In New York
and elsewbere I have been invited
by the congressional committee and
hy the s-ate committee and VII give
them all the time can
Ne declined 10 say Wnat congress
man he was gong 10 aid and IN reply
TO the specific question whether he
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LIGHTNING RODS ON
THE WHITE HOUSE.

Washington. July 7.-Lightning
rods are being raised over the White
House. II is by government decree
that the executive mansion Is being
equipped with apparatus to protect It
from electric onslaughts aud. during
the absence OF President Taft from
Washington, the equipment is being
installed. The rods are being placed
on each OF the twelve chimneys
above the mansion roof. and points to
arrest the lightning will be placed
at intervals OF five feet along a cable
which runs around the, pnrapet No
lightning rods. however. are to be
raised over the executive Offices ad-
Joining the mansion
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF IRON
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR

Washington. July More iron ore
was shipped from Lake Superior. In
1909 than ever before in a single year.
The quantity. according 10 a report
just issued by the Un.ted States &c
ological survey. was .42.5O4.11o long
tons. Most OF this ore was consum-
ed In eastern Ohio and western Penn
sylvania, Nearly 3G.000.0OO tons OF
ore passed through the Sault Ste
Marie canal and through Lakes Mlchi-
gan and Huron in 1909. The Lake
Superior ore represented about so per
cent of the total iron ore production
Of the United States.
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RECALLS FAMOUS TREATY
WITH THE INDIANS.

Bloomington, NJ. July Near
here on July IS. 1865. Colonel George
Geoghan. deputy superintendent OF In
dian affairs for the British govern
ment, made q preliminary treaty of
peace with Pontiac. chief OF the OF
tawas and leader OF the great Indian
confederacy. BY the terms OF this
agreement the allegiance of the In
dians was transferred from the
French to the English. thus securing
the eastern Mississippi valley Tor
Anglo-Saxon civilization"
A metal tablet bearing the fore
going Will be placed shortly upon
monument TO be erected in Edgar
county. Colonel Geoghan met Chief
Pontiac In a place known as Hickory
Grove and arranged the preliminarieS
OF the great treaty. The officer and
chief. with their followers. then jour
neyed together TO Detroit where other
influential Indian chiefs ratified the
treaty.
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PRESIDENT WILL EXTEND
HIS VACATION PERIOD

Beverly Mass. Juiv President
TAFT IL going 10 extend the ten days
vacation which he began yesterday
by taking a ten days cruise on the
Yacht Mayflower,l beginning July IS.
The presidents present vacation Is
not mp until July 10. so this Will
leave only Sunday, the 18th. interven-
inc.
Accompanied by the members OF
his Immediate family. by his brother.
Horace d. Taft, and by as many
frlanIe as tho limited quarters OF the
Mayflower will accommodate. the
i-tlaideut VIII san UP ;ne north coast.
He VIII stop for day OF two at Bar
Harbor. ami may drop in at several
other resorts and points OF interest
The golf sticks viii be carried
aIoue and Wheneyer an attractive
looking set OF is holes appears on
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Chlcaoo Livestock.

Chicago. July Cattle Receipts
estimated at 10000; market lower.
Beeves, $5.35aS.50; Texas steers, 81. 25
o6.65. western steers, S5.25a7.25:
stockers and feeders. s3.70a5.75 !:
cows and helfers. $2S5a6 80; calves.
$G25a825.
Hogs-Recelpts estimated at 49,
900; market 10c lower Light. 1920
a9.iO: mixed, S905a940 heavy. S.7Oa
925; rough. SS70aoO0; good to
choice heavy. s900a9.25. pigs. s915a
$50; bulk OF sales. S9.00a925.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 49,
900 market 10 to l5c lower Native,
s9.00a4.75 western. s3.00a46O: yesrl-
ings. si90a5.75; lambs. native. 1886
hs.25; western. $5.00aSO0.
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TWENTY STORIES
TO COST MILLIONS

Chicago, July 7.-Organization OF a
holding company to build and main
tain a $1,000 100 home for the board
OF trade on the site OF the board OF
trades present building. Jackson
Boulevard and La Sale street. will be
recommended TO the members of the
board at special meeting tomorrow
by the committee appointed last Aug.
ust to solve the boards building prob
lem This means that the present
board OF trade building VIII be replac,
cd in few years b. one of the finest
business structures In the city
The building 20 be twenty stories
high and Is 10 cost approximately
$4,000 600
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T IGn Ting IN
f OR MOSA
Japanese Troops Sur.
rounded and Suffer
Heavy Losses

Victoria. B. c, July 7.-Heayy fight.
ing has occurred in Formosa in con.
neetion with Japan's little war" with
Formosan natives near Guiran. ON
June 18th number Of native bands
combined and surrounded the japan
csc troops. who extricated themselves
with loss of 62 killed and wounded
Three battalions of infantry and a
battery OF artillery were hurried to
the scene from Taipeh and the natives
were dispersed with much loss. tins
casualties on the Japanese side total.
ing IS In killed and wounded.
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SHADE TREES OF
WASHINGTON ATTACKED

Washington. July Shade tree,
OF Washington, famed for their mum
Der and beauty, are undergoing an
attack from a horde OF caterpillars.
The trees are being stripped OF theit
foliage rapidly. So numerous are the
pests that they have baffled the care,
takers effort TO cope with them
Property owners have joined In the az.
tempt to repel the invaders. but il,
seems that there is little chance to
prevail against them. Some fear for
the very lives OF the trees Is oxper-
fenced
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cynosure Of all eyes Theodore Roose-
welt. Jrr aud his bride, passing their
honeymoon here. yesterday drove In
from Mo1tecito IN an old blackboard.
TO which Was hitched a scrawny old
horse.
Bul II did not work and quite a
crowd collected while young Theodore
held the reins during the time his
vile made the purchases
ono rather amusing Incident was
that Mrs. Roosevelt ran out Of mon.
ey and was compelled to hold up"
her husband while the curious gazed
on, He underwent this ordeal mag.
niflcently.
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that he Will not be re.nominstod and
reelected.
The speaker was asked today II he
would be a candidate again for the
speakcrshlp. His eyes twinkIed as he
recalled the famous recipe for rabbit
pot-pie. first catch your rabbit In
other words. the house must be Re-
publican before any thought OF can
didates can arise.
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MRS. YOUNG
WINS GUT
Defeats Colorado Man
for the Head of Edu-
cational Association

Boston, July 7.-Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young. of Chicago. defeated u. Y.
Snyder. principal of the Colorado
State Normal school, for president
of the National Educational associa-
ton today by a vote og 367 to SIG.
the question being on the substitution
OF Mrs. foung's name Tor Mr. Snydcr's
In the report OF the committee on
nominations.
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the horizon. the Mayflower will au-
chor forthwith
Commander Snow Dennis is in
command Of the Mayllower The lit
tie Sylph may trail along in the wake
OF the Mayflower but this has not
been determined r.
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DAIZEII.BLAck CONTEST
CASE AND THE COURTS

Pittsburg. July 7.-Judge Josiah
Cohen. who issued the original injupc-
ton against n recount OF the Dalzell-
Black contest for the Republican con
gressional nomination. today filed q
statement that his injunction does
not restrain the Black supporters
from filing new petitions for re-
count.
The ruling. It Is believed, may
open the way for Robert w. Black to
obtain q recount
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Up IN THE
AIR HOURS
Aviation Cruise l55
Miles in Three Hours
y, Fify-five Seconds

Bethany Plain Rheims. July =
NJ. olieslagers today broke the dura-
tion record at tho aviation meet now
in progress here. He remained In the
abr for three hours and forty-fye sec
onds and cruised distance OF LOS
miles,
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UNION CARPENTERS
ARE LOCKED OUT

Des Moines. Ia. July -Four hun
ored union carpenters were locked
out by the Master Builders associa-
ton OF Des Molnes today because the
carpenters refused to work with non
union structural iron workers. All
building contracts OF the city are
tried up. Other affiliated unions viii
not strike unless the master build
ers employ non-union carpenters, they
say.
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Paris. July IA general railroad
strike here IS threatened. The men
who demanded an increase in wages
and other ameliorations. have already
voted to strike In principle. pending
the result of the negotiations with the
companies.
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OPIUM FACTORY is
RAlOEO IN ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis, July An alleged opium
factory was raided here carly today
and Its owner. Joe Sing, Chinamnn.
IS being held by federal revenue of
flcers. The officers say the factory
was running full blast when they en-
tered.
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LIBERIA GOOD
FOR SUGAR CANE

Washington. July Charge d'At-
taires George W. Ellis At Monroyis
mas reported TO the department Of
commerce and labor that Liberia pre-
sents an ailuring prospect for The sn-
2nr growing industry. Sugar cane
ilourishCs along the ST. Paul Cavalla
AID other rivers n Liberia and along
their banks are thousands OF acres
inat could be utilized for growing the
crous.
Cane from 20 to 30 feet in length
fr"onertly is seen in the country.
Capital IS needed To provide suitable
maehinery fo- preparing the soil and
fer Introduction OF modern methods
81 culture.
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omoha Livestock.

Omaha. July -Cattle-RecelptS
estimated at 3.70G; market for beeves
lOc lower others steady Native
steers 550aS15: cows and hcifers
3.55a6 10: western steers 4.00a6 90;
cows and heifers 3.5Oa615; Gamers
2.75a3.50: stockers and feeders 305a
sos; calves 3.00a6,75; bulls. stays.
etc. 325al75.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market lOa
l5c lower Heavy S-60aS.7O: mixed
S.7Oas.s5: light Ss5as00; bulk of sales
S.65asSO.
Sheep Receipts 600: market
steady. Yearllngs 5OOn5.5O; wethers
995a6 so. ewes 4.00a4.24; lambs 70oa
7.75.
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suoar and Coffee.

New York. Juply 7.-Sugar-Raw.
firm: muscoyado. So test. 50 i3; cen
trifugal SO test. - %. molassos su-
gar. 50 test, 3 IS Refined. quiet
crushed. S5 IS; grsuulated. s.. 10.
powdered. So 25-
COFFEE-Spct. quiet; No. : Rio,
S 7-lG. No. I Santos. 8 3-S.
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Metal Market.

Now York. July Lead. Quiet;
spot s45ia4.s5: New York copper,
weak; standard spot and Sept. flI.SO
oi2.oO Silver, 81 l-Zc.
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, O Q O O O @ O o 0 0 O O 0 o 0 {
LANGFoRD ACCEPTS
JOHNSON'S OFFER.

New York. July Joe
Woodman. manager OF Sam
Lnngford, telegraphed here to-
day that be had accepted the
offer OF Jack Johnson TO meet
Langford for $1,000 side bet
and asks that johnson post HIS
forfeit for the match on his
arrival here on Monday.
Woodman. wires that he will
telegraph = deposit TO bind
LangloTd's end ns soon as he
learns Johnson 5 money Is UP.
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Chlcaao Produce.

Chicago. July 7.-8uter. steady:
creamerics - l-2a27 l-2; dairies 23a
26
Steady: receipts 25,7l3:
cases Included. Halls 1-2: nrsts. l6:
prime nrsts IL IL.
Cheese steady; daisies 10 l-2a3-4:
twins Is IL young Americas Is 3-4a
l6, loDg horns 10 S-sal6-
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GOLD. BARS
T OR IMPORT
Eastern Banks Forced
to Meet Western
Demands

New York. July THE gold i'm
portation movement OF 1910 had its
inception today with the engagement
of S1,150,000 In gold bars in London
by Lazard FrereS for import to the
United States. Imports OF gold were
forecasted by the demands made on
New York institutions by western
banks for funds to finance land pur-
chases in the west Local bankers
have recently sold large amounts OF
American securities abroad and now
are availing themselves OF these cred
its TO strengthen Their own position
by importing gold
London. July 7-Amcrican and con-
tinental INQUIRIES for gold have efs
fectually barred all prospect of an
Immediate reduction In the bank rate.
The directors Of the Bank of England
this morning decided TO maintain the
three per cent rate. although dealing
on that basis at the present rate OF
exchange represents loss
The engagement OF 100000 OF
Cape gold for Germany reported this
morning is generally accepted as cor
rect and the recent releasing OF bonds
here should enable New York to take
considerable gold.
There soon will be s3,500.0O0 avail
able in the open market and at least
a portion is expected TO be purchased
for New York.
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Wishing we had done different does
not rectify q mistake.
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YOUNG ROOSEVELT COULD
NOT FOOL THE CROWD.
Santa Barbara. Cain. July In the
bope that they might escape being tho
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THE EVENING PAPER
Is THE PAPER OF TO
DAY. THE MORNING
PAPER OF YESTERDAY
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-03
Party AT Ottenheim.

A delightful party was given at the
home Of Misses Helen and Theresa
Wientjes. of Ottenheim. on the evening
Of the 18th in honor Of number of
their young friends. The table was
spread for l6 and the decorations were
tasteful. consisting of ferns, roses and
orange blossoms. Invitations we're is.
sued to the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
John VENTED. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wientjes. Mrs. Ida Kearns and little
niece, Of London. Misses Clara Bliss, Of
Cincinnati, Katie Rider. Annie ZWah-
len, Annie Montag. Messrs. Emil Bliss.
Herman Distilly. Oscar Bliss, John
ZEahlen, Frank Montag, Joe Ridder.
Emil Henzen, Joe Henzen. Walter
GanRloff, Frank Wientjes.