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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-02
GoLFING AFFAIRS
WRITTEN BY EXPERT
ON g COURSE.
SCHOOL BOY NJ
ARE FULLY REPORTED
IN ALL THE EDITIONS.
MCFARLAND ACCEPTS AID WOLGAST'S
CHALLENGE THAT HE'LL STOP PACKEY

ever seen in Philadelphia until 1t was
halted. Berger had beateni Ramsey In
a surprising manner. When the men
started on the fourth round Ramsey
began to rally. Twice he made Berger
rock from right-hand punches to the
Jaw. Berger staggered Ramsey with
a right and the blood blinded him.
The Robidoux Athletic Club, OF st.
Joseph. Mo-, has matched Knockout
Brown, of Chicago. and Billy Grupp. of
st. Louis, middleweights, for a 15-round
bout here on the night of May Q. The
articles require that they weigh In at
l64 pounds at 3 o'clock p. m.
Young O'Leary started off like a win
ner in his ten-round bout with Sammy
Keller last night at the Olympic Club.
but finished second best at the end OF
the route. Keller was the master at the
game of hit-and-get-away, and eve
let the result be in doubt after he got
warmed up.
O'Leary had the better of the milling
in the opening round. stabbing Keller
with a stiff left to the face and hooking
the same hand to the body. Keller was
at a disadvantage. being on the de-
~fensive, but came to bat at the end of
the round, lighting strong and getting
in some good right-hand crosses to the
jaw.
Joe Shears and Eddie Sherman put
up a corking good bout in the semi
final, the former winning. 1t pleased
the members more than the main event.
All arrangements for the ten-round
bout between Montana Jack Sullivan.
the middleweight, and Sailor Burke
were completed today. The men will
come together in a ten-round bout at
the next stag of the Olympic A. c., Of
Harlem, on Monday night. Sullivan
was knocked out by Frank Klaus in
three rounds at the Fairmont A c.,
but he Is certain he can defeat Burke.
Sam Langford is going back TO Eng
and for fights. He received a cable
raj from his manager, Joe Woodman,
who is over in Paris, telling him to
sail for England on May 10, as he has
arranged a match for him TO take place
at the National Sporting Club of Lon
don on Derby night. May 80. Lang
ford's opponent will probably be Bonn
bardier Wells, the English heavy
weight champion, who recently
knocked out Ian Hague.
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NOTICES.


IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-Between
Louis 3. zoller and others, compliments,
and Linden Realty and Improvement .Associa-
ton, defendant. On bill. &C. Notice.
To thu creditors OF Linden Realty and In
provement Association. a corporations:
Notice Is hereby given that on the twenty
seventh day Of April. nineteen hundred and
eleven, the Court OF Inancery OF the State OF
New Jersey made an order In the above en-
titled cause. directing the creditors OF the
Linden Realty and Improvement Association TO
present to the subscriber, the receiver APP
pointed by the said court for said creditors.
their several claims against said corporation.
and prove the same before said receiver under
oath or Affirmation. or as he may direct,
within three months from the cate OF said
order, or be excluded from the benefits OF
such dividends as might thereafter be made
and declared by the said court upon the pro-
ceeds Of the effects OF said association.
You are therefore hereby notified to prove
your claim or demand against said associa-
ton under oath or Affirmation before the
subscriber, receiver Of the said Linden Realty
and Improvement Association, on or before
the twenty-seventh day OF July next
Newark. N. j.. April 20. 1911.
STUART A. YOUNG,
Receiver Of tho Linden Realty and Improve
ment Association.
No. 7se Broad street,
mys, 8. i6, q, 90 Newark. N. J.
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SEEKS INVESTIGATION
OF NEW YORK CONTRACTS.
Assemblyman Asks for Probing
of S4.OOO,OOO Deals.

ALBANY, May Am investigation
Of awards by the State Highway Com
mission to the extent of 100000 dur
Ing the past three weeks is asked for
In a resolution introduced last night by
Assemblyman Cuvillier. The preamble
recites that at is stated that success
full and unsuccessful bidders on said
contracts have combined n agreed
among themselves to divide the work.
construction and improvement OF the
highways of the State" The commits
sion Is directed to ascertain If the con-
tractors combined in any way In order
to divide profits.
The Assembly last night passed the
bill of Senator Black, making an oral
threat constitute extortion.
Senator Cobb introduced a direct
nominations bill providing for direct
nominations on the lines of the bill in
troduced by him at last years session
with the approval of Governor Hughes,
and known as the Cobb compromise
bill"
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board OF Street ana
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by tho
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners Cf
the City OF Newark. at a meeting held the
twenty seventh day O. ApTti, 1911, ana ap-
proved by the Mayor of the City of Newark
on TIE tweEty-eBntl Gay OF April. 1911.
public notice Is hereby given that II Is the In.
teption OF the Board o. Street and Water Com
missioners Of the City OF Newark. Under and
by virtue of prov iFions OF the act entitled An
Act to Revise and Amend the Charter OF tie
City of Newark, approved Nlalch tlth. 1851.
and the supplements thereto. and the act Gre
ating the Board OF Street ami Wafer Com
missioners OF the City Of Newark, 40 proved
March 18th. 1891, and other public laws OF tha
state OF New Jersey. to order and % use INC
paving of
u STREET,
from Pacific street 10 Jefferson street. with
inch concrete fogndstlon, and the paving OF
MOODJIDE AVENUE,
from Elwood avenue TO Grafton Avenue. with
brick pavement on a six t6l inch Sonc.ee
foundation, the roadway TO be reduced to an.
feet between eurbs; together with all the ap-
puitenance9 necessary to complete the same
Such persons az may object thereto are rA-
1uested 20 present theiI objections In writing 4,
the clerk Of said board at :he Office OF the
Board of Street and Water commissioners. Cify
Hall. Newark. on or before the expiration Of
si1 days from date of this notice.
BY direction Of tn Board Of Street and watsr
Commissioners OF the City OF Newark.
n r. SBERRERD.
Newark. N. J.. April Is. 1911. apr2s.st
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THE surprise of the Eastern League
season thus far has been the ex-
cellent showing made by the
Providence Club under the leadership
Of Jimmy Collins. the only Eastern
League manager who ever managed a
worlds championship team.
Coilins's Clamdiggers are leadeng the
Eastern League and are playing a won
fully consistent game. Their latest
feat OF drubbing the swift Toronto team
has caused all of the Eastern League
fans to marvel. Collins's team has
been bolstered up considerably. but so
quietly that eve the Providence scribes
we're caught mapping. He has some
good pitchers in Slime. Lavender and
Doyle, and IS outf1eld. with the ac-
question OF Pond and Perry to iii in
with the heavy-hitting Elston, Is M Of
the best In the league.
At first base Tarleton, late Of Tren-
ton, is In the game with both feet
Collins is not playing third. but Gill
lespie. a youngster, Is covering the bag
in great style. The Coliinsites are win
ming their games not always from the
front. but often from behind. Yeeter-
day they tied IN the ninth and won in
the thirteenth.
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SEALED Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Committee on Bridges In bloomfield of the
board of Chosen Freeholders OF the County Of
Essex, for the construction OF o concrete arch
bridge over the Third River. on Baldwin
street, Bloomfield:
A rate girder bridge over the Norris Canal.
on Baldwin street. Bloomfield.
Bids will be received by the committee at
the Town Hall. Bloomfield. N. j.. on Tues
day. May .. at 10 q. M. and at no other time
or place
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
ONCE of the Committee on Roads and Assess-
ments. Court House, Newark. N. j..
All proposals must be Endorsed on the out
side with the name OF the bidder and the
panied BY a check Of hve tO par cent. Of the
amount OF the bid.
The committee reserve the right to reject
GEORGE HuMMEL
Chairman.
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NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners.

NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners
PursuAn, q ; resolution adopted by the Board
II street and Water Commissioners OF the City
OF Newark. At a meeting held the twenty
she Marc. Of the CITY Of Newark on he
notice ,s hereby given that II is the intention
OF the Board OF Street and Water Commits
sioners Of the City Of Newark, under and by
virtue Of provisions OF the act entitled y
Act to ReSls. and . mel / the Charter Of the
CITY OF Newark" approved March ilth. 1857.
and the supplements thereto. and the act Gre
ating the Board Of Street and Water commis-
18th. 1881. and other public laws of the state
" New Jersey. to order and cause the cpenins
ARLINGTON AVENUE,
rom rs feet east OF North Eighth street 10
the city line. for a width OF Sc feet. according
TO a map on nie In the ONCE Of the Chief Ed
gineer. known as No. A i06a-o.
Such persons as may object thereto arc re-
Quested TO nresent their objections In wrttine
70 the clerk Of said board. at the once OF the
tsoard Of Street and Water Commissioner.
City Hall. Newark, on or before the expiration
Of six days from date OF lnis notice.
BY direction Of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners Of, he CITY OF Newark
NJ. r. sHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. n. j.. April q, isii. ARREST
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CARNEGIE MEDAL AND
$1,000 FOR GIRLS RESCUER

One of the largest awards of the
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission an
nounced last night was made to Calvin
C. Williams, of 16 Essex street, East
Orange, for saving the lives of. two
young women who were about to
drown at Spring Lake on August z.
1908. They are Miss Louise Felberg
and Miss Bertha Whitaker, aged 20
and IS years, respectively.
In recognition OF his heroism, the
commission awarded Williams a bronze
medal and 81, 900 in cash. The bronze
medal is a mark of honor held by few
men in America. 1t goes only to those
who display extraordinary courage and
daring In saving human life.
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SWISS DEAD.

BERNIE. Switzerland. May 2.-Colonel
Theodore Schaeck. the Swiss aeronaut.
who competed in last years interna-
tionai balloon race at st. Louis. died
today.
aecls nlioted the balloon ~T7elvetia
which landed at Vile Marie. Quebec.
having covered a distance OF $50 mi es
The airship took fourth place in the
contest, which was won by Alan r..
Hawley and Augustus Post In the ball
loon America II.
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A fine array of boxers and wrestlers
will appear at the benefit performance
to George Mccormick, the ~well-known
sporting writer, at the st. Nicholas
Rink, SiXty-sixth street and Columbus
avenue, tonight. Wrestling bouts Will
mike up the program. The feature
event In which the boxers viii take
part will probably be the mat contest
between Knockout Brown n Cy
Smith, the Jersey lightweight x
lust as interesting though, will be the
meeting between Young Corbett n
Kid Broad and the bouts in which
Leach Cross, Tommy Murphy, one
ROUND Hogan, Jack Goodman and o
Bedell take part. Johnny Dunn a
fixed up a fine card of real wrestiers.
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PRINCETON ACCEPTS $4,000
AND CHOOSES MCCLELLAN.

PRINCETON. May at vas an
nounced here las night that the trus-
tees of the university have accep pied a
fund of $780, 900 for the foundation OF a
new chair on public affairs, and that
former Mayor George B. Mcclellan, of
New York, has been chosen as the
first incumbent.
Mr.. Mcclellan succeeded Grover
Cleveland as Stafford Little lecturer.
In his new position he will prob
ably give two OF more lectures a week.
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81, BEST HEADPIN
MEN COULD GET
IN STAR TOURNEY.

THERE was little to feature tho
bowling last night In the STAR
headpin tournament on the Iro-
quois alleys. There were eleven cams
OF the Job and none Of the fifty-five
bowlers was able to n of the
~watch-fohs offered by the STAR to
those who tally 100 or better. There
were not a few marks In the "nineties,
ONT bowlers failed to get the head
pin at all and others hit 1t but once In
twelve tries. Here are all the scores:
r, uucnN cr A,Hyr0
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DETROIT WALLOPS
MAPS VERY EASILY
IN SLUGGING MATCH
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, IA; Cleveland, g..
Philadelphia at New York; rein
Chicago at st. Louis; rain.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st, Louis
TN a heavy-hitting game Detroit de-
feated Cleveland on it's home
grounds yesterday by a score of Ia
to 5. The hard hitting of Jackson.
Lajoie and ain and Cobb's base
running were features. The score:
R.H.E.
Cleveland ......2 ooooo1o2- 5 10 5
Detroit .......0 3 0 2 2 0 x-14 Is L
Batteries-Kaler, Hardness and Land;
C%oyington and Casey and Stanage.
Timely hitting in the fourth inning
after Washington had secured a lead
of one run won for the Red Sox in
Boston yesterday by a score of 3 to 2.
Two singles. a wild pitch, a sacrifice
and a double caused Pitcher Groome's
retirement at the md of the fourth
inning. The score:
R.H.E
Washington 40 100000 o. 7 L
Boston ..........0 0 / 1000 0 x-3 9 0
Batteries-Groome, Otey and Street;
Karger and Numaker.
Owing to the rain but one National
League game was decided yesterday.
The Phillies defeated Boston in Phila-'
delphia by a score of 3 to 1. Alexander
was on the mound for the Dooinites
and pitched a steady game. The
Rustlers tailed their only run in the
second inning on a pass, a single and a.
double play. The scorer 9fa% {
R.HE.
Boston ..........0 / 0 0 10000 6 o
Philadelphia 20 001 0 o 0 Ks IL 1
Batteries-Brown. Parson and Rari-
den; Alexander and Doom.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO COLLEGE
BASEBALL SPORTS.
KeIlar Beats O'Leary, Berger
Beating Ramsey When
Doctor Stops Bout.

Packey Mcfarland. the lightweight,
who returned from New York ye, ter
day, said he would accept Ad VOL
CASTS challenge and make 1874 poun s
at 3 o'clock and bet $4,000 that VOL
CAST cannot stop him inside of twenty
rounds.
Mcfarland refuses to make 1S4
pounds ringside.
The twenty-round bout last night
between Jack Burns, of California. and
Herbert Synott. of Australia, in Lo1-
dor, went the limit, Burns getting the
decision on points. It was a slow and
undressing bout.
kid Henry. of this city, kno9ked
fifth round of a scheduled ~ten-round
bout last night at Cohoes, N. Y.
The winner of the Tommy Maloney-
Jack Goodman ten-round contest.
which takes place at the Twentieth
Century A.. c. at the st. Nicholas rink.
Sixty-sixth street and Columbus ave-
nue., Thursday night. may be given
an opportunity to go over to London
and fight Matt Wells for the light
weight championship of England.
Jimmy Britt, who is associated with
Hugh Mcintosh in the fight club in
London. cabled Harry Pollok yesterday
asking whom he could secure to take
tho trip for a try at the Englishman's
title. Pollok cabled the boys whom
he could get to take the trip, and at
the same time told Britt to make Wells
a counter offer to come to this country
and meet the winner of the Maloney-
Goodman fight or Knockout Brown.
and offered to put Wells on for three
contests at the Twentieth Century
A. c.
The club physician stopped the bout
between Billy Berger. of Pittsburg. and
Harry Ramsey. of Philadelphia, at the
end of the fourth round at the Amer
lean A. c. last night, because Ramsey
had a huge cash in his forehead and
the blood poured in torrents from the
open wound.
1t was the best m~iddleweight bout
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ROCHESTER TRIMS ORIOLES.

1t took just two hours and ten min
utes for the Hustiers to defeat the ORR
oles In Baltimore yesterday. The Anal
score was 7 to 8. Dygert was driven
from the box in the third inning, Nc
Connell was In good form. The score.
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T HE .Grays and the Maple Leafs
battled for thirteen innings at
Providence yesterday, the
Toronto team finally succunbing to
the home nine by a score of 8 to 2.
Lush pitched the entire game for the
Leafs. The score:
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Two-base hits-Moran, Rath, SadO1sKy'
Sacrifice hits-Spencer, Foster, Moellef.
Stolen base-Foster. Double plays-Rath
to Sadofsky to Schmidt; Alperman to Eos
ter to Spencer. Bases o balls-Of Nc.
Conneil /, off Dygert l.. off Thompson J.
Struck out-By Mcconnell 1, by Thompson
g. Hit by pitcher-By Mcconnell /. Passed
b~alis-Byers 1. Mitchell /. First base Oh
errors-Baltimore 3. Rochester 3. Left on
Balt 10. Rochester IL. Time OF
Bannon.
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-. 1873 $50 ss4 Totals -. eso II
Empire Tournament.

Totals ...... 428 4oJ Totals ...,,.: 4S5 g
Armory-Schlocke, 162, 40; Hearn, las, ITO;
Miller, 12s, IA. Totals, ~, AIS
Orange valley-Forfeited.
Rover-Sleight, 1877. 1888; g.. Walters, dS,
81: J. Walters. t4s, 10S. Totals, 49,. 80.
Orange Vailey-Forfeited.
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name. W. fldCS " BUSINESS. 4he810euce.
RETAlL-RENEWALS.
Louis r. LANCE, 1873 Baldwin ST.. .Sams place
Henry Schaefer. 1851 South Ninth ct. SamS place
Joseph Heck. 2S6 Mulberry st........ Same place
John J. Brady, 297 Warren st........ Same place
John Rubslankis, ] Merchant et,....Same place
william Farrell. III Sixteenth av.. Same place
George Campbell. l2 Orange st.....Same place
Charles Tell, 1854 Bowery st.........Seme place
Louis +. Schoenewolf. $40 South Orange
Same place
John J. Griffin, 457 Broad st.........S Same place
william F. wills, t26 Avon av....... Same place
Joseph Schneider. % Shipman st.. Same place
Meyer & Gerrison. izl-123 Roseville av..
Same place
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Doremus Store Co, 1872 Garside ST.. Same place
Edward 3: Bach. s3 Plane st.~......same place
BEER B0rTLER-RENEWALS.
Jacob Schmidt, 2S4 Washington av.. Same place
Adoiph c.. Goepferich. 81 Wall ct. Same place
George w, Wicdennayer. Inc. COS Market
RETAII-SINGLE TRANsFERs.
Herman Etzel. $40 Eighth av......f7 Boyden st-
Marcus L. Book. 2s Washington St.
John Siebert. 7s Bank s........72-7 Bank st.
Morris Meisner, los Prince st.,....6of Broad st.
294 Market St
RICHARD MILLER
JAMES r. CoNNELLY.
City Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF HI BoARD OF EXCISE COM
MlSsIoNERs OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. April %. 1911.
The following Is the list of the names. resi-
dences and places Of business OF applicants for
licenses contained in all applications or peti-
tons made to this board tor the granting OF
brewed liquors and not heretofore published
according to law. TO wit:
Name. Place OF Business. Residence.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 3: Boston, /.
New York at Brooklyn; rain.
Chicago at Pittsburg; rain.
Cincinnati at st. Louis; rain.
Games Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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8 80 IL II

sBatted for Thompson IN the ninth.
Runs-Walsh, Rath, Egan; Moran 4. Eos
ter 2, Moeller.
Errors-Seymour. Sadofsky 2, Dunn, Eos
ter 3. Spencer.
baltimore ..........o 5000 o o Ia
Rochester .......... 0 l I 0 ! OF
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Took Thirteen Innings to Do the
Trick, but ColIinsites Were
Equal to the Task-Birds Fall
Before Rochester Men, Who
Drove Dygert from the Box.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
Newark, s; Buffalo, 5.
Rochester, II Baltimore, 3.
Providence, 8; Toronto. 2d3ins.).
Montreal at Jersey City (rain).
Games Today.
: Rochester at Baltimore.
Games Tomorrow.
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Montreal at Baltimore.
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TORONTO.

Totals ....A 10 80 II Totals .....42 8s37 ID
winning run scored with only one out.
Runs-Perry, Tarleton, Moroney; Phelps,
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ALL THE D0NGS m
TRACK ATHLETICS
FULLY COVERED.
EDDIE REILLY TO LEAD ST. COLUMBIA
BASEBALL TEAM ON FIELD THIS SEASON
Manufacturers League Meets
Tonight to Complete Open
ing Day Ceremonies.
by SEMT.pRO.

rDDIE REILLY. the star second
r.. baseman of the st. COLUMBIA
baseball team, of this city, has
been appointed captain Of that nine.
Reilly, although young. Is a capable
player, and the nine should no doubt
make a brilliant record under the lead
ership Of such a hardworking boy.
The baseball team. of which he Is a
member, Is N OF the best amateur az
gregations in these parts. Under the
management OF Joseph Sheridan the
team has played two practise games,
winning both. Considering this is the
first year on the diamond the team Is
going we'll. The regular lineup of the
nine has not been picked as yet, as
there are several trying for the one
position. and all are showing good
form. A meeting will be held in a few
days, however. to decide upon the def
mite makeup of the team.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-16

imals are so adept in. The weaker
anima $ learned ages ago that a NOV
ing object is much less likely to es-
cape the notice of a prowling enemy
than the one that stays motionless.
Do you like shaking hands? Many
old people do not, and avoid the
ceremony as much as possible. 1t is
the old, animal dislike of being touch
ed. The ordinary house dog is so civ
ilized that it likes being petted, but
take any wild or half-wild animal,
such as an Eskimo dog a touch will
make it spring yards away. or bury
its fangs into the intruding hand.
All of us overcome this dislike in
the case of our intimate friends but
there are many people who, If their
hands are touched accidentally in a
crowd by stranger, stealthily wipe
them.
The dream that everybody has had
that of falling and being brought up
with a jerks a dream that always
brings the dreamer awake with a
start. Psychological science declares
1t is probably the very oldest memory
of the human race going back. in
deed, to the days when our apelike an
cestors lived and slept in trees
Leader.