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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
POLICE BOARD HAS MEETING
Routine business Transacted at Reg
uiar SessiOn-AnderHon-N
Case is DismisHed.

AT their regular meeting last night the
Fire and Police board transacted routine
business. 1t was decided to call the fight
between Fireman James Anderson and
Richard Norris. which occurred while the
men were on duty in engine house No.
draw. and the case was dismissed no
III feeling having been engendered be-
tween the men.
Pipeman Edward G. Haydick and Pa
trolman John Casey. upon recommendR-
ton Of their respective chiefs, were ap-
proved for the regular force the men hav-
ing been on trial.
The case Of Fireman Craig, who left
his engine house without leave was con-
tinued until the next meeting
Several hundred dollars Of surplus which
the Police Relief Fund association has on
hand was ordered to be placed with the
Commercial Building and Loan association
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
dAlTlEN LUSBJAl Is SUM
Little Warship Destroyed by Explo
sion Off Point De Psix.
SEVENTY LIVES ARE Losl
Ten Generals who Were Enroute e
Army Posts I'm Department Sf
the North Are AmOnE
the victims.

PORT Az PRINCE. Hsyu oct. 18th,
Haitien eunboat Liberte has been lost a.
sea off Port De PaiN. following an ex
plosion on board II is estimated that sew.
enty persons were either killed or drowned
Twenty others were rescued News OF the
accident was received here today.
The Lberte sailed from this port or
Monday last, having on board ninety per,
sons. So far as known, only twenty oil.
these escaped Among those who vert
lost were ten Hsiuen generals. who wer,
on their way TO take command OF the asy,
-ral divisions OF troops in the Department
Of the North,
Details are lacking the only definite in,
formation being as 10 the loss OF life and
the fact that an explosion occurred.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
Cnntrncfn md ReIenn..

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-President Lynch of
me National league tonight announced the
following contracts and releases:
Contfacts-With Chicago William "a
lAirWan and G. r. Clark, 1911; with Cincin-
nsu, Clark G. Griffith, Bob Beseher and
Ih,omas A Clarke, 1911; with New York
Willis B. Shontz, 1911: Charles resrsa,,'
with 81 Louis Roy Golden, 1911; Arnold d.
hsleases-By Brooklyn 10 Boston. Ma
lonal league, H. Perdue, claimed under
waiver rule); TO Rochester, Eastern leaglle.
J. y. Manner and Frank r. DessauF 10
Atlanta, Southern association. Charles i
5palllef' 70 New Haven. Connecticut state
league, j. Heisigl: By Cincinnati 40 BroSs-
lyn,; National league Thomas Mcmillan.
lolaimed under waiver rule): TO Chatta-
3o9ga' southern association Harry Cove
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
POSTOFFICE WORK RUSHED
New station Edifice BEING Con-
structed Rapidly for Holiday
Business Rush.

Before the rush Of holiday mail and pack &
ages begins about the LIST OF December the
new station postoffioe will be in operation
and taking charge of great part OF the
business and Wholesale houses mail.
The first story Of brick walls is now corn-
pleted and by this evening the derrick
which was raised Tuesday morning. will
have set in place the main columns. lintels
and girders for the first story Of steel con
structiOn. H. b. Jeffries, foreman for Gould
g. Sons is pushing everything rapidly hav-
ing over thirty men at work on thu strlic-
ture. of 40x5O feet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

BRttlinE Dane sends Def for No.
Vember - AZ Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 8-Bsttline
Nelson telegraphed Gas" WEIGH. match
maker or the Grand Avenue Athletic club
tonight that he would meet here on the
night of November IA any opponent Inc or
gani2atl0n might select for him. The offer
was Immediately accepted. but Nelson's
opponent was not selected, The proposed
fight between Teddy Peppers and Abe Attei
has been called off. Attel claimed Peppers
could not make the featherweiEht limit
Attel left here tonight for the east He eK-
poets TO have one or two fights before he
meets tFaniie Conley IN New Orleans on
November Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
w ties Love tor
ON / a Extreme
Charles Spain. Suing for Divorce,
Alleges Spouse Wouldn't Leave for
Thousand Dollars a Minute.

Mrs. Charles J. spain liked Omaha 50 well
that she told her husband she would not
leave the city and go to Denver with him
II he could make $1,000 a minute in the
Colorado city, according to SPANS petition
for divorce filed in district court Tuesday.
lie says his wife stRid out late at night
and he secured a position in Denver and
proposed to move there. hoping to get her
away from associations that we're doing
her no good. In his declaration Of defeat.
the husband AYERS neither love nor money
can get his vile out OF town
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
KANSAS AecIEs ARE COMING
Creighton Determined TO AvenEe
Defeat of Year Ago.

Defeat of Year Ago.
Creighton next Saturday will meet the
Kansas Aggies. The farmers defeated
Creighton last year by a large score and
simply Outclassed the blue and white
eleven in every department OF the game
Every member Of the team is determined
20 reverse the score this year against the
kansans and to accomplish this Miller
has been devoting most of his time in
correcting the defects Of the warriors in
his charge.
creighton seems to be lacking so Ear
this season in Interference for the man
carrying the ball. This fact proved the
uhdoing OF the varsity against Marquette
ana Morningside. Every effort will be
devoted during the next few days to per-
tect an offense that will be consistent Tor
advancing the bali into the territory of
their opponent. Scrimmages will also be
neld TO develop tackling among the men.
Last weeks encounter with Juneau's
youngsters emphasized the necessity Of
downing the runner as on various oc-
easions the man with the Dall evaded a
mass Of players through the tackles being
missed
The Hilltoppers expect hard game
against the Aggies, as this is perhaps as
strong an aggregation as the Marquette
SQUAD They defeated the Rolla School Of
Mines last week by large score, ROlia
having played the University of Missouri
TO standstill the week before. They are
heavy and rely chiefly upon mass playing.
Most Of their formations are built around
Root, giant tackle, who seems to be a
phsical wonder.
most OF the regulars will be back in the
same Saturday Morganthsler has re.
covered from his recent indisposition and
VIII be found in his usual place in the
baekreld. Halter was out in uniform last
evening, but IL Is doubtful if the youngster
VIII be ia condition for the next game
Hubbard is out for time with an injured
hand' but it is hoped that Doc" will be In
trim before the end OF the week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
HURWITz WINS DAMAGE SUIT
Jury Finds that IsadOre HurwIts Did
Not FaIsely VRIne Property 20
Royal Exchange.

The Royal Exchange insurance com.
nAny must pay Isadore HurwitE. proprietor
Of the Paris studio, &2,14O65 unless It wants
70 appeal TO the supreme court from tile
verdict Of the jury and the Judgment for
that sum, The verdict was returned in
district court Tuesday The company had
refused 10 pay Hurwitz for a fire loss on
the ground that he had tried to represent
his fire damage as greater than Il really
was, and in SO doing had vOided the policy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
EXPLAINS SANBORN'S ACTION
John l.. Webster Declares judge
sanbOrn Took Merely Formal
Step.

Discussing the report from st. Paul that
Judge Sanborn had come 10 an agreement
with the Omaha Water company relating to
an account John l. Webster, attorney for
the Water board. yesterday declared the
judges action was purely formal one Mr..
Webster explained that Il did not change
the aspect OF the litigation between the
city and the water company in any way
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
Ak-Sar-Hcns Win TWO of Three
Games from Quartermnster's
Department,

In the Mercantile league the Ak-Sar- Bens
won TWO games out OF three from the Quar-
termasters department team McCartny
rolled high SINGLE game with 204 pins and
nigh total with 572 pins.
In tRe Omaha league the Wroth's Specials
won all three games from the Reos. Mann
of the MIotRs Specials rolled high Single
pins. ~. o.. 80 4's .s- :
he StOFz Triumphs won two games out
OF three from the Advos, Anderson of The
Triupphs rolled high total with 5Sl pins
and Jensen OF the Advos rolled high single
game with 2S2 pins.
Tonight in the Booster league SpraRue's
Pills vs.. Hoyes Specials and Storz Malts
VIZ. Rangers.
Tonight in the Mercantile league Onimods
We. A. .. Y. w. No ~ Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

WASHINGTON, Pa. oct &-The Ath-
leie association Cf Washington and Jsffsr-
son universities today resoinosd the one
freshmen from taking part In Ethletic
events The step was taken as q result OF
or the condition OF the foot ball team
the material from the upper CLASSES being
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
ORDEMAN DEFEATS "KrD" CUTLER
Referee Frank GOteh Gives Match to
Wilmer on Forfeit.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, oct B.-In
wrestling match in the Ruutorum uei,.
tonight, refereed by Frank Gotch and an
nounced as for the wrestling champion
ship OF America, Henry Ordeman of Min
nehpolis won over Charles C'Kid'D Cutler
OF Chicago. Cutler took the first fall in
forty minutes and fifty seconds, with a
crotch and crOss-iook. OFdeman won lie
second fall in five minutes and thirty sec
onds, with a toe hold Cutler was carried
from the stage, and five physicians pro-
nounced his knee cap broken ina two places
ootch declared the match forfeited 10 Orde-
man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
AIam CnrrrInE Record-

CHAkLhk CITY. Ia. Oct 26-lSpeeiaI
Telegram. ~, =, FillSin. rural route carrier
No 2 broke all mail delivering records To-
DAY when he made his twenty-five and An
eighth miles IN an automobile in ffty-three
minutes. lie delivered 40 pieces OF mail Id
nS boxes sold us worth OF stamps and
Tolecteq plNteen letters and one post card
Postmaster l. I'll. Henry A. j. Filkin
Mailing Clerk r. l.. Brown. Joe Treat ana
Driver Q, q. Hicks composed the party
Congressman Haugen witnessed the start
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
OMAHA LAD SHINES ON TEAM
Frank johnson plays a Great Game
ON the Monmouth Col
leEe squad.

Frank johnson, right half on the Omaha
High school foot ball team in 1907, is re-
ported to be playing great ball at Mon
mouth college. He has shifted from half
and is playing quarter for the Illinois col
lege
In the game with Missouri university a
couple of weeks ago Johnson saved his
team from ignominous defeat by his punt
ing and running with the ball and held the
strong university team to to 0.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

CREsToN, Ia, Oct 26.--(S Especial The
Creston High school foot ball team met
game with the Leon High school SATURDAY
afternoon on the Leon grounds. The Oon-
test was spirited, but the Leon boys out
weighed the home team considerably and
though beaten I'm their game here two
weeks ago, administered a severe dose 20
mem on their own ground, BY a score OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
SUTTON FORCED TO CONTINUE
Congregational Candidate ROusinR sly
AppInuded After Long Speach and
Attempt TO Cease Talking.

When Judge A. L. Sutton had spoken
for an hour at Calhoun Monday night. he
tried TO desist, but shouts OF Go on! Go
orr came from all over the hail. and the
republican candidate Tor congress was forced
to speak for another three-quarters OF an
hour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct, aG.-BeFtha MAY King
who claims the Woman's GhampionshriD al
packet billiards, today announced acceptance
9I the challenge Of Miss Clearwater OF
pittsburg for a match OF 400 points loo "a
Pe played each night for a trophy and side
Ret the games 10 be pblyed IA New York
III. Miss hins suggests November H. ib
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

oy that great health tonic, Electric Bitters
Is the enrichment OF poor. thin blood and
strengthens the weak. soc, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

SYDNEY. n. 3. WI. oct 26-BrIy Papls
who claims the middle-weight champion
Snip OF the world. today knocked out
sixth round
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

Pete L.ocha took three straight ffom tue
IL Friok a Son team Baker mad hig6
game OF 2l3 and high total OF GA for Pete
LOphs, bowers had high total Of $40 BHl
Keyt broke In the game and shot q total
OF k19 81 Martin took a slump and got
just over the 500 mark, but Is still leading
the lea9ue b. a few pins Score:
PETE LOCHS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
oge Makes Doom Trouble Prospective Base Ball Deal Conhuers Blu

given work against the vars Is in a regular
game probably on the open Saturday he
fore the Turkey dav battle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
Grlfntb Satisfied.

CHICAGO, oct. 26.-Clark Griffith. mana
Eer OF the Cincinnati hatioasl league club
VINO vas in Iue city yesterday, declared
thar the PhpQqelphia, Cincinnati deal IN
players was as good as settled
he deal has been made and this talk
about President Fogel Is nonsen e. said
drnflth. He can't back out Mr.. Doom
and / made the trade, MS IN writing and il
and e suits both ofus
Eut aren't you getting about lOO per
cent the better of the deai3' listener sug-
gested
Not al All I'm getting some good men.
but SO Is Doom Patrons OF the game want
% see changes In the teams OF both cities
New men Ia their CRY, It win help both
teams"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27

Persistent Advertising V the Road to Big
Return
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-27
tOGtL BLUCES BALL DEAL
President Of Philadelphia Ball Club
Starts Row in League
OBJECTS TO DooHs TRADE
Proposed Transfer Of Men Between
CinciunutI and philadelphia
causes BiEKest Kind oT
STIR IN league,

,iNCINNATi, O. oct. B.-"I shall fight
10 the last ditch 10 carry out the deal be-
tween the Cincinnati and Philadelphia Ma
tional League base ball clubs n President
FoRe Of the Philadelphia club can call
off a trade after 70 has been signed and
Witnessed, then the foundation upon which
organized base ball stands f. taken away"
This was the statement made today by
President August Hermann Of the Gin
cinnau club, when shown q telegram from
Manager Charles $. Doom OF Phiads phia,
which read:
"FoEe blocked deal and called Il Off"
This message revealed the fact that
Horace Fogel. president OF the Philadelphia
club. 10 seeking 90 stop a trade by which
Cincinnati gets Outnelder Bates. Third
Bassman Grant and Pitchers Mcouillen ana
Moren IN exchange for Outfielder Paskert.
Third Baseman Lobert and Pitchers Beebc
and Rowan. President Herman and Man
aRer Griffith 81 Cincinnati have for five
days regarded the deal a. contaminated
This deal has been pending Tor several
months said President Hermann. "Nu-
merous letters have been exchanged be-
tween our club and the Philadelphia club
and President FOgel was thoroughly posted
for lac engaged In the correspondence ana
/ have letters from him Doom assured
US that he had authority to act as Friday
noon the whole matter was contaminated
b. the signing OF the agreement by Man
ayers Griffith and Doom. ! was the Wit
ness.
Il do not see how Fogel has any Glance
70 back out now"
DOOin on HIS MetaIe.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 25--If the deal
/ made with Cincinnati does not 70
through then I am done with the Pnnadei-
phia club" said Charles s. Doom. man
aSsr Of the local National league team to
the Associated Press today The matter
is now entirely Up 70 rpesidont bogel ne
added
Doom stated that President Fogel knew
OF the negotiations as long as three months
ago ana that he has Iour witnesses to
prove h
res.ueut Fogel this afternoon gave the
Assoeiatcd Press a slaisnenl IN wnIeu >e
suss: kJ
0as not aNare that Managers Doom
AMI Gntiiu ,NcH YQg&p2 on a deal mucn
less tLa' ,nty SEQ arranged one, until the
i,"s~u~tls laat"s4sd, IL yesterday.
N..tn bea.o dboal ans p,oposed deal
talo4s" .,uliLtss Mslager snettnne l in
s.r-e,,u bhn, to3 telaeAanagef Doom not
D." I'D "H8 HetttiHf Win "A until mad Il
'.s-e-' ~ ksh pAh 4-.gl ana Also To tele-
-.' 40. 4y.IEa.al mat as lad not
.t-. -thaUf.td ,uihd not iOr the present
g., l>@-. sa6,LLh tiid deal and that he
o., li" aot, 49, ,1lRS. ahnouncs ment OF il
m tihtinGpiap, os.-- isI.aerstOod was 40
80 al j., NivvA ast nlguT ...., ..s
!, l,nlsa w. y n Sax 90 1 tittSp ~r' Ae''PSsf
vtnsnOtb sanction deal until have
hao 'aik, Nitp ,lloeinl and maybe not
tiWn.
AFRO Wired President Lynch that
would not sanction the deal"
GFiffitb sstisfied.
CHICAGO, oct 25.-Clark Griffith. mana
ker o. the Cincinnati hationsl league club,
VINO was In Tue city yesterday, declared
thar the PhpQgelphia7 Cinoinnan deal IN
"A f.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
'OR>ELI FOOrB,IL pLuERS.
over Pert, an the FI-LI st close Of Fir.,
weeks Practice

frH,,, sept - The ,lns. Of M.
1r-r weeks football PRACTICE At ,ornsiI
nN~r-iiy rht- afternoon foInd over forty
,audida'e- Tor 80 s'~y-n "a ir. ~.ld ami
= f..,ord - accom- gli-hrn-u' seldom. sY.taIl.,t
- 8 similar tune "n Per, Ii"d Issi,a
J,ra.'i,ss have been held ~" - dA, and
mote w"Th hA- been gwen 80 49,. wen 'Hsf,
- Usually lone ~ 40 W""A- Ar 't. ul,.niry
30 the SEASON
lie lD-- - ,r.-uv and HurIt@,t a, end.
i-Ay-~ l-ag ~ fi- .uI, .Nr.rt.n. ..,t
man from 'asf H~a'- Ear-Ur quad avail.
able tt"W 'N- ueN ~IuIt iurit'- 81 The. a..L
he D, no s"ins ."taL" q VET Easy time
NlNi~ q z".ri led. Ufput- iDu.Iuy
Tao -" Va Il. tor "n the freshman
the game throuzh 80 tu|ur, - .au.st.tsi
lik~ly Nar-uN ma -fiH| bAh"r Nup NOrksd
oru fur quarter last TAIL - NOS a ,rdri,,.
FOR ~ud IT, PLAYED MAJ B1-,rtur ,u M.
prep school team IA CLEVELAND bon a.
I-r.uai"i 70 -, for mater LAST IAN
lt- m"-I lis-'' ~nu 80 The t-af wtU he
tNi'n Nh"n o." t~p"ri-. 'n"t.Sh o. - not
'-rstn hat ht- untN~r-tIS -, Otl-a Is.r
~ crap ior -ud VII pr%2Ah!y ',- n-,. --n
Eagle. kskrf. WHITE an, tNrt,u though
Ion ftf,h~f aUu' her .. f'--rwtp .uJ
dl 10 heard from
>eAgfaN- ioos- good %. n cid pla.e
a. fr-t -ub-tUurr MIN. u.U y.t III.
odd po-,fr"n - l-i' ts,.i" spi uamp.isn.
80 faNo fIf- Ter 49, fAtNI, /slipf auotU-t
recount from The freshman rauh- ua- been
rVeuifN R~t F-sr- -Ib. Nuu Sas rnuuted
On tht- year. t. definitely ,tt' ~ o. Wuti-
" --kT- hauCr- arr -ltm
Hale aud " tl-on 80 formrf -In- have
= good show - pltE guard rhouEn tps
lsno. k~nn~f. ne bt-k-rr ball ,ap'ain. sim
son rev man. aud Others are "a he
running Nal~ wilson sud Dslano dc
'elppri 'r'" faiiih suod men la fell
here - no tiiIrferba's IN -ight h,f
here j. an un'ier ""nt % f-aiin thai But
IT,, he former freshman rack Will 10.
ahlr ." -l.u'I- ~ vIh h. sors m a f-N
ln-on has done good WORK lately Robb
~ sla I'd for one halfback and Rates Who
capiained the trH@hman eleven LAT fall |
- dive for tho other We - 0ne ~ ~. slick
81 propositions s@rH around here IN veara
Gass and krutsch active candidates Tor
places behind tha linz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
PRIZES ron HORSE SNOW
lit Comprise. ISI glasses aud Premiums
Amount 10 SEA. OOO.

Tho Director 81 'hs National Horse show
association announce that sIouU viii -
offered IN prizes ~ the show which 70 80
Ne held IA the Madison square Garden
Nuyet1ner ~ 20 "a Tn. 10 the largest
amount rv"t offered fnr h"r-.. show IN
tho nIf-d states
The programme vii oump-i-@ ISL classes
and several "'"u'- hay" been added 20
~" 49, for 'hi- year, exhibition The
hunter rlA--"~ will -" conspicuous ~ ~.
STOW these s.fh sImu"r- aud no cIa..-
for un',~r~' chargers and militia mounts
viii h- IN twenty four divisions, aud The
total amount 81 rriye money offered -
8 a,O some Of fhr-. events are closed TO
Officer mounts In which representatives
% 'a= EusH-h H=lEisu Eu- French armies
VAL compete HgAin-' American army
U-ic.rs
In- srcce.. % the heavy draugh' horse
a--..- IA-t rra- - - Epr,f.d 20 he r,.T.s'ed
t'.s year rive Classes have p,-..n arranged
for Ily ds-tt'.- and nv Tor P~rcueruI- aud
here V 90 ne fuvr for heavy draught hUrs.-
Nau' rgr"sn pfit- winner u 'h"-e
ten Wuu'h- and several foreign champions
ha'" ALREADY been Entered ia these events
ia hr Tour ,h'n+nd las two addi,i"n-
vii ~ offered fo- tea ul- ~ ponies moi -
".-'iiug hand-. white a 500 cup has been
offered Tor patk 'rHns shown fu drag
aud regularly driven o. 'h-r owners during
the las' wear
NbAle- IN uRFue-s vii ne SHOWN n
classes. witch IL one IA e. cess u last wear
] he latter - for The Champion cup fOf all
PONIES Winning hr~t or second prtys.- IN
classes above ~ hands
WIN nfeen 'ins---. including TO "ham-
I On and one o. allrng- cup. saddle horses
49, he we'll r-pTr~@nted Tn. new class
Lu. been added 20 mis- division Rvfus
Patterson has pdered cup fot ladies'
-sdds npr~~s not und-r s snd not e,oe..,i-
luy Is hands. 90 b. ridden ~ ladies IN
: De saddle
ih~rs i formidable ara, ~ ,hamp. on
and challenge cups heavy. middle amt
j gLfv-tglf hunters will DE NIdgrd -eUa.
ra'rN and 'Hs stnner IA each ,l-s- 81 10
receive e ~ .r up N. Nala ..tlT-ug,
Iip. valued a. $50. presented hV Ips.ph
" Hartman. VIII 90 20 ~. bssf ~ hnr-..
hu' mus 10 Won three times bef0fs - rr
,u'u"- ~ -b-Dlut- property ~ he SInu.r
I hIs up replaces The trophy Won uI.'ttEhf
Last yeT by VI UarrmAn.- Nala he
; ngIl-r ra, .n~s challenge cap i for me
host haCku-y mare ur sriiIng w uarri.
man ia- fNu Logs On 'r|- 1VppHE Will
lrdgs " Moore Ha- been -u' .s--f n on -
Saddle horse u n again ,p'nI.ta fpf me
holland lIpv-s 'Fr Ihr- event j. opsn
only 20 amateurs The Arrow head Inn d
- FOR road teams Tr'y lr won un'rtght
'ni- yea 4 - Nlnderi.I' and Nnrr.-
, iiuslef' each have q leg On the rr,p'r