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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
Boxing sip

Sandy Ferguson will DE taken to
Australia by Hugh Mcintosh to en-
gage in series of elimination bouts
if McIntosh's plans do not go amiss.
The noted promoter figures that
Sandy will make good card against
Bill Squires Bill Lang and Peter
Felix, with the ultimate hope of in
ducing Johnson to meet the winner Of
the series.
Abe Attell and Freddie Walsh. the
British lightweight. have been match
ed to fight in England ut the light
weight notch. The match was made
Saturday in San Francisco by George
Mcdonald. the London capitalist and
spol ting man. who came from Reno.
Mcdonald told Attell Saturday that
Welsh was willing to fight for a side
bet of $1,000 in either London or Car
diff, 'sWales. before the club offering
the best purse and at date vet 10 be
set. The weight agreed upon is 1873
pounds. ringSide, Attell Immediately
agreed to the proposition.
Chief of Police Corbit of Newark, N
j., announced Saturday that he will
not permit the boxing bout advertised
for Monday night. between kid" Viii
son of Orange and Billy Leary of Glad
stone, to take place at the Municipal
A. C. Wilson, who is a Negro, met
Leary at the same club a few weeks
ago and knocked him out in the first
round. The chief stated that he is not
opposed to exhibitions where contest
ants are evenly matched, but that he
is satisfied that I.eary is no match for
Wilson,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11

Artillery, in an argument result,n.
from the Jeffries-J Johnson prize fight
AS an additional precaution against
any possibility Of trouble. Capt. Horn
commander of Battery d, has taken
personal possession of the keys to the
gun racks and ammunition chests NJ
his battery.
Former Democratic Congressman w
Bourke Cochran Is strongly of the opin-
ion that unless the Democratic come ou,
f,atfooted for free trade the issues in thu
next Presidential campaign will not he
wide enough apart to make much differ.
ence in the two political parties. Mr.
Cochran sailed Saturday from New York
on the Baltic for Antwerp as a delegate
to the free trade conference there. n.
said "As long as both parties are stand
ing for tariff revisions. differing little !,
their advocacy of methods for a revisjon
the national politices are too nearly aIk.
to have real issue. / hope to see IN.
free trade conference come out so stronp-
ly for free trade that the Democrats will
adopt this as an issue for the next cam.
paign."
Saying that he sees with dismay tb.,
the Democracy of Tennessee is rusb,n.
madly to destruction through its bttar
dissensions, Senator Robert L. Tav,or
Saturday gave put a statement withdrav-
ing his promise to stump the state in tho
interest of Gov. M. r. Pattersons ma.
chine" judiciary ticket. The senator say,
his action is taken because he cannot in.
fict his advice where it is rejected i,
advance. Senator Taylor had agreed :,
speak in behalf of Patterson and his IN.
dietary ticket This announcement aroma
ed a storm of protest from friends of thu
senator, who said they did not care n
hear him on that subject. Gov Patter.
sons pardon of Col Duncan B. Cooper
| who was convicted with his son. Robin
Cooper, of the murder of former Senator
| f. W. Carmack, is responsible for III.
| fractional trouble in the Democracy OF tba
state. Senator Taylor made his sta,s-
| ment upon the eve of leaving washington
| for Western lecture tour
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MONOPLANES WIN.
Garry Off the Aonors at
Rheims Aviation Meet,
Worlds Record Lowered in
Several Events on Sunday.
Belgian Aviator kInet Probably
Fatally Injured by Fall.

Betheny Plain, Rheims, July 10.-The
international aviation meeting at which
new records for height, distance, speed
and time were set, came to a close to-
day The meet was a triumph for the
monoplane, which made all the records
and carried off a majority of the prizes.
Experts claim that the most import
ant achievement was the record made
by Leon Morane, who yesterday at :
tanned speed of JOG kiometers (65.3
miles) an hour. They believe that this
will be followed soon by speed of 1870
to 200 kilometers, at which speed aero
planes would be little affected by wind.
The moment is in sight they think
when travel by aeroplane will be as
safe and twice as fast as by train.
The distance and duration records
established by Mr.. Labouchere yeSter-
day, $40 kilometers ella miles) in 4
hours. 81 minutes. As seconds, was
broken today by Olieslagers, who made
magnificent flight of 1913 kilometers
(24444 miles, in hours, 81 minutes, 5
seconds: On landing Olieslagers was
handed a telegram of congratuiatlon
from the King of Belgians. Morane. who
covered five kilometers (310 miles) yes
terday in minutes, Sc seconds. and IN
kilometers in minutes, Al seconds.
succeeded in lettering these records to-
day, covering the 5 kilometers in min
utes. So seconds and 10 in minutes. A.
seconds. He also carried off the prize
for 90 kilometers. Q2.H miles) in Il
minutes. As seconds
The cross-country prize. offer ~
kiiometer course. was won by Lef3lahc
in a monoplane. The officers prize for
light of 50 l1ilometers. went to Leitr
Carmerman. The only American com
petetor. Wyman, while he did not get
a prize. made consistent good showing
In another flight late this evening
| Morane further reduced the time for
five kilometers. covering the distance IN
| 2 minutes. AZ seconds. speed OF more
than 10 kilometers (6S42 miles) an
hour
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SPORTING NOTES,

The American football team. com
posed of players from Western col
leees. played drawn game Saturday
with the Metropolitan Club Saturday
at Sydney. ~ S. W. The score was s
to 8. The Americans will sail for New
Zealand Monday.
A worlds bicycle record that has
stood since 1895 was broken at Salt
Lake City Friday night. when Jackie
Clark reduced the two-thirds mile I'M
paced professional record of 1144,
made by Walter Sanger at Denver, to
1.12.
Robert A. Gardner. national golf
champion. made a drive of SIS yards in
match against Chick" Evans.
Western champion. in the open West
ern tournament. on the Westward Ho
links. Chicago. 1t is one of the long
est drives on record Gardner was de-
feated by Evans. 4 up and 3 to play.
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IMPORTS OF GOLD
Will Reach 100000 by Christina,
Is Treasury Opinion.

Washington, July, 10.-The belief is
expressed by treasury officials that the
import movement of gold from Europe
will approximate possibly $40. 900. 900
by the Christmas season During the
last fiscal year. the United States was
drained of coin and bullion to the er.
tent of more than s5000000O 1t was
not thought by the government ex
perts that the homeward flow of gold
would begin so early: but that it would
follow ordinary trade conditions later
in the season.
Last fiscal year there was net loss
by the United States of gold coin of
$42,612.692. The total loss of coin BY
export and from use in the arts was
sS6,42S.239 which. however. was offset
by a net coinage of s43,S15,547
Imports of gold bullion from July to
April We're s1s.247.6s6 and exports for
the same period s27.627.7S2.
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RICHARD WILL SUE.
Wants $4,000 Damages from GiIlstt
For Stopping Fight.

San Francisco. July 10-Tex Richard
declared he would file suit for $4,000
damages next week against Gov. Gil
lett because the Governor assured four
of his friends that nothing could be
done legally to stop the fight. Richard
said.
Il am going to fight this case, and I
am sure I will win, as I have ample
evidence. The Governor made the
statement that he could not stop the
Jeffries- johnson contest in California,
as state laws were such he couldn't
interfere. That statement was not
only made publicly in press. but to at
least foW friends of mine who ask
ed the Governor about his attitude
toward the fight Had the Governor
said at first he wouldn't allow the
fight, I should never have gone to
Frisco and begun the expensive work
of erecting the arena"
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SOME SkEPTIClSM
Among Sporting Men As to Jeffries
Again Meeting Johnson.

Los Angeles. July l0.-Sporting men
are sceptical regarding the report that
Former Champion James j. Jeffries
might challenge Johnson for return
match. Since his return to Los
Angeles. Jeffries has had little TO say
of his plans. except that he would re-
tire to his alfalfa farm for a time.
He expressed the belief that he
would make a much better showing
against the champion in a return
match, and this probably gave rise to
the report that he would seek a
match.
In reality. Jeffries has little inten-
tion of returning to the ring. Some
of his friends. however. are already
starting clamor for another fight
with johnson. and Manager Berger
intimated Saturday that he might have
an important statement to make on
the subject shortly.
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THE NEXT CHALLENGE
To johnson May Come from Harvard's
Scientific Athlete, Iona.

Cambridge. Mass. July 10.-A challenge
for Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight
fighter of the world, may come from Har-
wards strong man. Earl Van Meter Long.
Long is called a scientific athlete. as he
is always in shape. He is six feet tall,
weighs 1913 and has a chest measurement
of AZ inches. He is considered one of
the most perfectly developed men who
have ever attended Harvard College.
1T looks to me- said Long. "as if it
devolves on me to have something to say
to Mr. johnson. l should like to meet
him, pugilisticaly speaking. Even more
1 should take pleasure in defeating him. :"
Long. who played center on las years
football team, has included boxing in his
all-round training but has never appeared
publicly in the ring.
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Col. Abe Slupsl1y, former politician.
returning Saturday to st. Louis from
Reno, New, painstaknglv and tender
" moistened two porous plasters tight
" stuck on his chest. From under
them he took $4,000 in yellow backs ut
was the only safe way to carry money
in Reno the colonel said. Il would
have stuck it on my back, but there
wasn't anybody | could trust to do 1t
for me. The only way for those dips
to get the coin from Slupsky was to
skin him. In all l won ss6o5. Putting
up to win that left me with $50 even.
And saw" he continued. I'D have bet
that 800 against car ticket on the
Negro
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Pleases Roosevelt at Sycamore Hill
Gov. Hughes Coming Tuesday.

Oyster Bay, N Y. July 10.-Sunday
| calm hung over Sycamore Hill all DAY
| today and Theodore Roosevelt enJoyeu
it. He went to church this mornihs
and spent the rest of the day readihs
and lounging on the veranda anu
walking through the woods of his es-
tate.
When Col. Roosevelt went to church
this morning, he was Informed that tlo
people of this country do not like inc
strenuous life" of which he has peeii
such conspicuous exponent INC
Rev. r. w. Watson. rector OF y.
Luke's Episcopal church of Sea Ci''i'
l.. T., preached the sermon.
People of America don't Ike tie
strenuous life said he. "They don
like the efficient life or the simple i'ie'
They like the easy life
Col. Roosevelt did not appear to tahe
this as reference to himself.
No visitors are expected at saga
more Hill tomorrow. The stage IS PC
ing cleared for the arrival Tuesday "
Governor Hughes for a conference y"
state politics with particular reie
ence to the defeat of the direct pr
mary bill.
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EASTERN YACHT CLUB
Will Race Today from New Meadows
River to Boothbay Harbor.

New Meadows River. Me. July 10
A soft. southeastern blew the Eastern
Yacht Club fleet through a purposeless
run. as far as cup work was concerned,
through Casco bay today but gave all
hands very pleasant sail along part
of the Maine coast. After yesterdays
calm conditions the breeze today was
welcomed and the fleet hustled out of
Peaks island two or three hours before
noon. Some of the yachts went through
the islands. while the others kept out
side and all enjoyed the strong salt air
which waited over the 90 miles into
Winnegance bay.
All We're anchored early in the after
noon which gave all hands a chance to
stretch their legs and indulge in ball
game to the amusement of the cot
tagers.
The fleet will start racing tomorrow
in a S0-mile run around Segun island
and will make Boothbay for the night,
the schedule being changed and Linnl-
ken's bay eliminated The two days Of
the cruise which has brought the fleet
more than half the distance to Bar
Harbor have been unusually enjoyable,
because of the absence of fog. and
there were no Indications at shutdown
tonight that the Seguin mists would
roll in in the morning and stop up the
entrance of New Meadows river.
Twentyseven yachts were anchored
in Winnegance bay tonight. which was
about the same number that gathered
there last year, so that the interest in
the cruise. was shown to not have aoat-
ed. .-.-'-.''' -"
Most of the yachts entertained guests
at dinner tonight, some of the men on
the smaller yachts being particularly
favored The racing. which will De-
gin tomorrow, will probably continue
throughout the week and there will De
no lay-over in Penobscot bay on
Wednesday.
MR.. LOEB VISITS PRES
TAFT TO TALK POllTiCS'
Continued from Page One)
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AVIATION NOTES.

Announcement was made Saturday that
the property owned by the Franklin Park
Association at Saugus is soon to be
transformed into an aviation field The
land includes nearly 200 acres
NJ. Tabuteu Saturday at Buc France.
flew 1853 miles in hours and As minutes
beating the worlds record for biplanes.
Frank N. Doubleday announced Satur-
day that he would give silver trophv
to the first aviator to make the circuit
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CURrISS UP 5 MINUTES.
Strong Wind Prevents Trying for the
$4,000 Speed Prize.

Atlantic City, N. j.. July 10.-Glenn H
Curtiss made the only flight of the day
at los P. NJ. staying in the air but five
minutes. When over the heavy breakers
his machine tilted dangerously in the
strong wind and he was prevented from
trying for the $4,000 speed prize over the
50-mile course during the day. Brook
ings made no attempt to go up.
Brookins and Coffin expect to go up to.
gether in the Wright machine to make a
circuit of the city tomorrow. Brookins
has announced that he will make no fur
Their attempt to break his own record OF
6175 feet for the present time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11

of Manhattan island in an aeroplane. Inc
course stipulated is from Governors Is
land up the Hudson to Spuyten Duyvil'
thence over the ship canal and the Har-
lem river to the East river, thence under
or over the greensboro. the Williams
burg. the Manhattan and the Brooklyn
bridges, all of which span the East river
at a height of 1876 feet, back to the start
ing point
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Eastern League Saturday.

At Buffalo--Buffalo T. Montreal l first
raamel Buffalo I. Montreal / Second
aams1
At Jersey City-Providence 8, Jersey
City first gameT15 innings: Providence
I 6,r se,sey CITY 2E'sfcona game six In
At Roche stena Toronto D. Rochester .
ffrst game. 10 innings); Rochester 9. To-
ronto 3 second game).
At Baltmore-Baltimore 5. Newark 0
nrt game. Newark 5. Baltimore (sec-
ond gamer.
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BY saving off two bars in their cell.
Joseph Therian and Freeman Clukey.
two short term prisoners. escaped from
the county Jail at Pennington late Sat
urday They were being held for trial
at the September term of court on the
charge of breaking and entering and
the larceny of a hand car belonging
to the Maine Central. No one saw
them get away.
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Uhlan Goes Mile
In 2.O2 3=4, Wagon.

Cleveland, July 10.-C. K. G. Billings,
the amateur reinsman, drove his black
geldins Uhlan mile to wagon yes
terday at the North Randall track in
202A.
In so doing Uhlan broke the worlds
records. it being the best mile to
wagon to the credit of gelding and
the fastest mile ever trotted or paced
so early in the year.
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Eastern League Sunday.

At Newark-BaItimore 3. Newark 2
first gameJ; Newark 5. Baltimore Sec
ond game).
At Jersey City-Jersey City 8, Provi-
denye FIRST game: Jersey City 5. Prov
idence Second game).
At Montreal--The TorontoMontrea al
game was POSTPONED; rain.
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Slated for Backman in eth.
"Batted for Corridor in 9Th
BOSTON.

Two-base hit-Graham. Sacrifice hits
Mattern. Miller Stolen baseS-Abbatic-
chic Wild pitch-Backman. Mattern.
Bases on balls-Of Backman .. off Mat
tern 3. Struck out-Bv Mattern 8. by
Backman 1. by Lush I, by Corridor l.
Hits-Off Willis in 2 innings; off Back
man in 5 innings: off Lush in 1 in
ming off Corridor 3 in 1 innings. Left
on bases--St Louis 3. Boston b. Time,
210 Umpires. tombstone and Eason
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Connecticut League Saturday.

At ringfeld-Springfield 6. New Bril-
tain 5 FIRST game. Springfield 2. New
Britain l (sec ond game)
At Waterbury, Waterbury I, New Ha-
ven 0 ttirst game) Waterbury s New Ha-
ven Q tseCond game
At ord-Northampton II. Hart
ford l.
(16 inningaJ
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Other Games Saturday.

At South Brewer-Ea sterns 2, Dover
Foxcroft l 90 innings).
At Searsport-Belfast II. Searsport 8 Q3
innings
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5. Fort McKin-
lev 3
At Observation-Disclosures s. Lisbon A
A |.
At Bath-Bath 10. Lisbon Falls O.
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American Association Saturday.

At Indianapolis-Colum 4. Indianap-
oils !
At Louisville-Toedo /. Louisville l.
Game called at end of 18th inning: dark
ness).
at Kansas Citv-Kansas City 4, st.
Paul 0
At Milwaukee-Game called at end of
Sd on account of riot
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Harmon Takes 1t Essy SUNDAY.

New York. July 1o.-Although he had
announced last night that he would at
tempt today to fly across Long Island
sound from Minola. Harmon did not even
wheel his aeroplane from the shed He
gave no explanation for not making a
flight.
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American League Saturday.
Boston 3. Cleveland a.

Boston 5, Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia 5. Detroit /.
Chicago 3. New York first game,;
New York g. Chicago Second game).
ST Louis 2 Washington 6 first game):
washington 3. St Louis Second game>.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11

The sum of $4,000 will be divided
among the owners. officers and crew :.
the German steamer Erika. as saiVsss
for towing to Boston the Grippe.
steamship Varzin. il the award niaes
by the United States district court :.
New York stands.
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Dodae Reports.

The following statistics are made pub
lie bv the F. w. Dodge Company con-
corning contracts for, the erection of
1910 to Nav 49, 1910 together with a COM
parison with similar periods in previous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11

At New Haven-Bridgeport 6. New Ha-
ven
At Waterbrry-New prtain I. Water
bury 6
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY.

st. Louis, July 10-Boston won the sec
ond game of the series from St. Louis to-
day to 2 The visitors rallied in the
nil t
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National Standing a Year Ago.
TODAYS GAMES,

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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American Standing a Year Ago.
TODAYS GAMES.

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at Washington.
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At New Bedford-Fan River 10 New

Bedford T.
At Lawrenoe-Lowel 2, Lawrence
ttrst game): Lowell g. Lawrence | tsec.
ond same, seven innineSl
At Lynn Worcester g. LYNN .
At INSTRUMENTATION l. Haverhill &
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Kinet is among the best known of the
foreign aviators. He holds the worlds
record for an aeroplane flight with pas
sengers. which he made at Mourmelon
on May Is last. when he remained in the
air for hours and 81 minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-11
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAYS GAMES.

.Brockton at Lynn.
Lawrence at Haverhill.
Lowell at Fall River.
Worcester at New Bedford.
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AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati 30 0 0 0 0 0 o. 40
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2-11-O
Batteres-Suggs. Gaspar and Mclean:
Rucker and Berger. Time. 43. Umpires.
KLEIN and Kane.
AT CHICAGO
Chicago .......O 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 80
New York 30 0 0 0 0 3-1O-11-1
Batteries-Kroh. Cole. Brown and
Killing: Drucke. Ames, Raymond, Gran
dali and Schlei Time. 225 Umpires,
O'Day and Brennan.
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AVIATOR kiNET INJURED.
AeropIsne's Rudder Breaks and He Is
Dashed to the Ground.

Client. Belgium, July 10.-Daniel Kinet
the Belgian aviator, was seriously hurt
today while making a fight. The rudder
of his machine broke when he was at a
consdera BILE height and the aeroplane
turned over several times, dropping like
stone in a wheat field. 1t is thought
that Kinet is fatally injured
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REDUCING DEFICIT.

Continued from Page One.)
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MR.. LOEB VISITS PRES.
TAFT TO TALK POLITICS.
Continued from Page Oneo
THE SUNDAY CALM

summer home, Manchester the Sea.
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-24

o . result Of moldy fed. stratus or
injuries Of any kind. Contagious abor-
ton is seldom troublesome except In
the case Of lows. All cases OF abor-
ton In COWS. unless positively known
TO be due to some other cause, should,
be treated al contagious. Ii once In
troduced into a herd this disease
spreads rapidly, almost destroying the
G%gefIlness OF tue entire herd Tor breed
ing purposes.
Az soon as a COW has aborted. the
calf. II Il is dead. should be burned.
together with the afterbirth. The
stall and the hind quarters Of the COW
should be disinfected thoroughly. A
3 per cent solution OF some coal tar
dip or a 1h per cent solution of cur
bolic acid Is all right for this purpose.
The genital organs Of the row should
- syringed out With this solution
every three or four days as long as
there Is any discharge. Cows that
have aborted should Dc kept we'll
away from the rest1of the herd. They
should not be bred for at least ten
weeks after aborting Or until all dis
charge has ceased. The reproductive
organs OF the bull should be disinfec.-
"a both before and after service. The
ball IN one Of the most frequent means