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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
Old Line Pitchers
Toss Their Benders
to Many BackstOps
Mound Artists, Through Their Long
Service, Associated with Many
ReceiverS

NEW YORK. June IA veteran base
ball pitcher has many backstops in his
career. His long service pairs him off
with many receivers. Ever stop to think
OF the different catchers different veteran
pitchers have had? As a rule the old
timers OF the mound have been so associ-
ated with one or two catchers thar most
OF their backstops are lost sight OF in the
matter Of association.
The catchers most closely associated
With old Cy Toungs long reign are Chief
thinner and Lou Criger. thinner caught
Young for half a dozen years in Cleve-
land In the COS. and Criger caught him in
Cleveland. Boston and ST. Louis. Jack
O'connor was another who caught Young
q good deal. but among the other back
stops who have been Young's teammates
are Jack Doyle, who was a catcher on the
Cleveland club In 1892; Gunson. who was q
Cleveland catcher in 1898; Wilbert Robin
son, who caught for the st. Louis club
in 1900. when Young was there; schrecken-
COST, who was with the Boston Americans
in 1901; Duke Farrell. with the Bostons in
1904 and Clarke. Bemis. Easterly and
Land. Cleveland catehers in late years.
Chnsty Msthewson generally pairs off
with one catcher. chief Meyers is now his
receiving mate. a position which in turn
has been filled by Jack Warner. Frank
Bowerman and Roger Bresnahan. Those
are not all the catchers Mathewson haa
had on the New York team, but they are
the principal ones. Needham. sehle4. Mar
shall and Wilson have handled his puisssnt
shoots.
The veteran Jack PoweIrs catchers In
clude OConnOr. Crtger. MCGUIRE. Kleinow.
L 49,
Deacon Philippe had thinner, Kfttredgs
and Doc Powers with him IN Louisville in
1889. and thinner, OConnor ana echrfver
with him In Pittsburg In 300 and since
then In Plttsburg has served his slents -
Yeaser, Smith, Phelps. Cartsch, Peitz ard
Gibson
with many catching mates Jim Mcclure
and Rube Farrell had the honor OF
handling his speed in Brooklyn IN 1901, and
q fine pair of backstops they were for any
pitcher. Wild Bill also had MCGUIRE with
him In Detroit In isos, and catchsrs who
have come and sone on the Detroit team
since Donovan set up his Iares and penatss
there are Bueiow. McAllister. Beville,
Warner. Payne, Archer. stsnAge. Beeken-
dorf and Schmidt. some still sporting the
mask ana breAstplate and some forgotten.
Bob Wood, Teager. Bemis, Abbott. Mig
Clarke, Jack Kleinow. Red Doom and Pat
Moran have received for Earl Moore Al
different times IN that old staeer's big
les que experience Eddie Plank the vet
eran left-hander OF the Athletics, has
served curves 20 sehreckengost. Doc Pow
erE, Pat NoonAn. Lapp. Thomas and Liv-
ingston, and that on one club only. Bue-
low, McAllister Mcclure Bevflle Warner
Doran. Payne Archer. BeekendOTf. Stan
age and Schmidt have been Detroit catch
ers since George Mullin began 10 pitch for
that team In ST Louis and Chicago
Mordecai Browns catcher associates take
In Jack Ryan. o'Neill king. Archer. Need
ham and Moran.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
Women Prepare for
Big Tennis Tourney
Mss Susan Holdrege is Chairman OF
Committee Which Will Handle
the Events.

Miss susan Holdrege has been elected as
the head of the women's tennis committee
that will have charge OF the annual
women-s City Tennis tourney 10 be held
June - TO August l this year on the courts
Of the omaha Field club. More than seventy
feminine PLAYERS of the tennis game are
expected 10 enter the Women's tennis tour
ney this year.
me wonen's tourney last season was one
Of the most popular events Of the year.
There was q large entry list and many
Of the omaha girls entered showed that
they we're no novices at the game, and
battle royal between the nimble-footed
slrss were held ali through the week. Miss
Carmelita Chase who won the champion
ship OF 1910 is a member Of the committee
ana viii be here this year TO defend her
title-
The complete women's tennis COMMITTEES
a as follows: Misses susan Holdrege, chair
man; CarmelitA Chase (elS ehampion).
Laura Zimmerman Omaha High school
ehampion). HOrtense Clark. Ruth Hammer.
Mary Ringwalt.
The mixed" doubles championship tour
ney at first planned 70 be played off IN
conjunction with the Women's tennis tour
nament has been postponed until the lat
ter part OF August Neither the men play
ers nor the femineine racqueters have had
much practice 50 far this year. 50 the
mixed event viii be postponed until AL are
playing in the best form
When 1t was announced that the mixed
championship would be played of the same
time as the women's tournament All the
feminine players rejoieed- For they
wouldn't play All day in the hot sun while
the men enthusiasts sat on the cool gal
/ isry porch OF the Field club and watched
but the men would be on hand In the heat
also Besides" "a one girl remarked, its
much nicer when there are men. too"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
AATTIG SETS SIZZLING PACE
Denver Player Has a Batting Average
CT $50 in Western.
HAGERNAH LEADS FOR FTTCHERs
GrinHiy Twtrlsr Has eoae 70 Ftrins
Line Thirteea Times, ReturaiaE
Loser but Twice--Keslsy
Tops Local Hittsru.

swattins out sixty-nine hits In ~ times
a. bat Mattiek Of Denver IL setting a
merry pace for the Western league regu-
lars these days He has an average Of 80
Ihe-e are those who top even th.s figure.
but the marks have been gained m a con-
siderably lsss number OF games
Bert Kelley is showing the way for Pas
colts. He has negotiated nine bingies In
twenty-eight times az bat an avearge Of
III. which is some hitting for a pitcher.
Hagermsn OF Denver IL leading the pitch
ers Ia games won. having been returned
winner eleven out OF thirteen times to
the firing line.
Here are the avcranea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
AMATEURS ARE VERY BUSY
Some Teams Are Unable to Play for
the Lack Of Grounds.
SEVERAL DOUBLE BILLS TODAY
stOrz Hriumphs and FarreIls I'm Game
at DietE Park, Well Al n Mix
Between the Athletic, nd
white City RambIers.

All the amateur squads are gong as
good as could be expected and harmony
reigns nearly supreme. Some Of the man
ayers as usual have slight eruptions oc-
casionally. but everything always seems
to be ironed out In a very satisfactory
manner. It is an absolute fact, that ball
players are hard TO boss, especially when
there is nothing to offer them. except the
privilege OF playing. consequently the man
ayers are bound 20 be In hot water once
IN a while. As the players want to be on
the best team, so II is q difficult task for
the leader TO make some OF the players
see things his way.
Trot out to Dietz park this afternoon
II you want to witness two excellent fights
First game, storE Tf1umphs VS.. Farrell
syrups; second game, White City Ramblers
vs.. Athletics Once before this year the
sticky chaps and the suds gents bounced
against each other with the beverage crow
coping the chicken. Since last Sunday
slaughter at WILDER. Neb.. Willard Quig-
ley. leader OF the molasses children, has
plugged up and he intends to trim the
brewers. On the other hand. Frank Quig-
ley. the storz Trfumphs conductor. says
his brother won't get look in.
stOrs Look strOng.
W COURSE, the otofz ltlufnpns look Ike
the real stuff at the present writing and
50 tar they have made all the speed mer-
chants in Omaha back off the boards. with
one exception The exception being the
Americans. who they haven't played 10
date Their mix with the Americans was
scheduled for May q and a gentleman.
tagged rain visited our fair metropolis
on that DAY, so the game had to be can
calieA Naur tha Trv4uunnha ara Vosnu af.ar
the Farrelis from the first bark of the
umpire today and they are all confident
OF doing the cleaning stunt to perfection
before the nine acts are over. After this
game the White City Ramblers will buck
up against the Athletics. In what is pre-
dicted to be a grand battle royal for the
winning number. These teams are evenly
matched. Nuff said. Lineup for the first
QUARREL, which starts at 2 o clock:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

IL never written Of those who cure coughs
and colds with Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
Guaranteed. SC and H-Oa For sale By
BeAton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
STATE GOLF TOURNEY PLANS
Secretary HOel Has Splendid Schedule
Arranged for Contestant
COURSE Is IN FINE SHAPE
Indications Are that the EatrY List
WIN Reach TIVE Hundred marx
ny OpeninE D~te--Ester-
tsinRenta Planned.

with the Nebraska state tournament lees
than month away onaha's Folfing sharks
are out every afternoon that they can steai
from the demon work. and are batting the
little white ball around one Of the city's
golf links. Incidentally Il will BE- a hot
race for the state cup this year and for
the other prizes. for Secretary Frank Hoel
declares he has already more than $50
entries promised and prospects Of more
than 800 men being on the lists the opening
dsy.
Lincoln Country club win have repre-
sentation Of twenty or thirty golfers pre-
sent when the psirings are made At the
first tee, July Hastings and Fremont
will also have members present and from
the Council Bluffs Rowing association will
come a delegation carrying their goifing
sticks.
W. J. Foye present holder OF the state
championship title. IS playing good. con-
sistent golf this summer and Il will be
a good player who takes 81 away nom
billy" Foye. His scores Al the Country
club links show that he will be ready to
defend his championship title with vigcr
At the Field club the links are declared
to he in the best shape they ever were At
this time except that the sod IL wee
bit drae." The workmen are out on the
doing all possible TO have the course In
the best possible shape.
at never was possible TO play a faster
game on the Field club links than Il is
now" declared VIII Clarke. professional
in charge Of the grounds and golf 81 the
club The turf Is dry. but rain should
fall coon and put il In fine condition"
Entertainment IL Planned.
Entertainments for the visitors out Of
the golfing hours are being prepared by
Tom Ryan for July .. 6. Z. 8. and there will
not be any duil moments those four days.
Secretary Hoel has timed the start the
first morning at the early hour Of q N
but on the sremaining DAYS he too
on aching bones after days sol
made the starting time 2 a. m.
moment the first ball is started o.
first day until the close there will be
something doing all the time.
The new "undulating green OF the Field
club is still under process of construction.
II is matter Of an even bet whether or
not grass can be made to grow there be-
fore the time OF the state golf tourney
and almost any day wise turf experts
among the Field club golfers may be seen
tnspecting the, green and making little
vaeers as 20 whether or not it will be
used
Gus Epeneter. head Of the grounds COM
mittee Of the club. insisting that its impoe-
sibIe 70 do II. but the many trees being
planted By the workmen are a solace 70
his feelings. Trees are found to be real
hazards and they do not lose - many balls
for the player as long grass haEards Los
ing golf balls at the present price lie quite
hardship on the average purse
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
Team Work.

Team Work.
Batting-Pueblo, .Sl3; Denver, 81; To
peiCa. 2is: Sioux City, -2lZ; Lincoln, .se6i
omaha. "a; st Joseph. 49, Des Moines'
FieIdins-Denver, Ss5; Lincoln, .sss;
Pueblo, sss; ST Joseph, .s57; sioux CITY
s6s. Omaha. .S4z; Des Moines' 'sSi' 10
stolen Bases-Lincoln, III; Denver. fe;
81. Joseph, l02. Omaha. 81. Sioux city, ";
aeerirtce Hits-Sioux City, 81; Denver,
7e: Lincoln. S.; ST Joseph. 50i Omaha, ~
Pueblo. a.; Topeka, s.; Des Aoines, -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

Detroit is doing exactly what gooo
many old fans expected Il to 90 as soon as
the first keen edge wore OF us young
keaoms In the box. Its slump Is not
Hhsrefore surprisine. Not only was the
teaH playing ahead Of It's class ont 'ne
Athletic bridesrooms found very oltne"i'
20 -, wen started. OF course. the Tigers
s,a not necessarily out Of the race yet;
,bsv are not even out OF first place. but
they are getting out RAPIDLY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

Russell Ford. the young Highlander. did
q thing 10 Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford
which few pitchers could ever hope 10 do. IL
was in the ninth. with two Tigers on base
ana only one out when Ford famed both
these titanic slusgers, His pitching keeps
him at the top and IS helping vastly to
reiuvenate New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
Games at Florence.

The first combat at the Florence base
ball park will be between the Florence
Athletics and the Hanscom Park Ram
blers. The Florence boys Will have TO
hurry some TO clean the Ramblers, but
they are OVERLOOKING with confidence since
their recent run of good luck and they ex-
pect TO do things 10 the HANDLERS. Up
till late yesterday the Telephone crew was
looking Tor a game. They will probably
play somebody and If they don't the
grounds will be turned over 10 a couple of
other squads so two debates will be on
the card
Hooters Play Fast.
At Blair. Neb.. last Sunday one OF our
aggregations from meat town known as
the Hooters surprised the village fans by
jerking off three double plays. an unusual
happening at Blair or most any other old
place. Put It down in your cocoa that
those Hector dudes are there. They are
born travellers. Nearly every Sunday they
argue with some out-of-town congregation
Today they tramp TO WILDER. Neb.. and
next Sunday the big feed will be at Ores
cent. la. Moore. the eenture posture artist
tied to the Hooters. met Dame Misfortune
last Sunday while endeavoring TO King the
pill. He wis all set to bat the daylights
out Of the biscuit when 1t popped him on
the cheek bone and he saw ali the differ
ent lights In the sky for several minutes.
He ssyG he is in no way opposed TO taking
a bath. but he don't care TO have four or
i've buckets Of Adams ale doused over
his frame in order to get back to earth
From said jolt the nerves are shattered
in one side of his nose. his ehewers ali loose
and one OF his optics swelled shut
the mat. is figuring on gathering together
bunch OF Omaha bah tossers 10 take with
him on an expedition through Iowa. He
IS looking up ali the fast moaks in town
and you can bet all your green that the
bunch he sails out of here with win be a
peaeherinO. he expects 10 be on the road
for about six weeks and il things go right
the lads that make the tFip viii probably
be able to lounge around on their share
OF the dough for some time after being
switched back 70 our joint. OF course. bah
players like TO work and the supposition
is that they viii stow their rocks IN some
safe banking institution and get their old
positions back or scout up a new one.
Al BensOn Eagles Park
Plenty Of the commercial nastirne Al the
Benson ball lot today. First game Ben
son Eagles Va. Council Bluffs Imperials
Second game. Royal Achates vs.. J. d.
Cross The Imperials say they are going 10
chop off the Eagles wings and use them 10
fiy back across the river with the grapes.
Now the birds al Benson are trotting some
Just al present. 50 the boys from yonder
SIDE Of the MuxzO VIII have 20 slash the
hip into threads In order the send the
Benson bunch 10 the stables. Next the
Cross boys viii hustle out on the dirt and
tussIe with the Insurance crowd We all
know Insurance gents are hard TO get rid
Oft unless yOu LEI them muzEle you and
the Royal Achates intend 70 muEzle this
contest 50 it's = pipe the Cross flock are
up against a stiff proposition. because n
thsy dsn't 0utBlAy them they are liable e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

could buy nothing better for female weak
nesses, lame back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitiers. 5Oc. For sale by 5e@ton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

There never was = preitier race than the
one now on between New York and Chi
caeo. The Cubs. as usual are badly Grip
pied. having been deprived most OF the
season OF Evers' and Chances services
and may be most o. the remainder. But they
are sun the old warriors. fighting every
inch % the way
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

&c. ~ haYe JIG 90 3 bunch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

The Vaearies OF base bali were shown
when Topeka took three successive games
from Sioux City. a pennant contender, ard
right on the heels OF that Omaha came
along and took three straight from To-
peka.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24
s(lo ~ ~ gaslpsak

+ = = Wen $1,000 - tnas 49,
nGnlnAnGn 49, $3.50 lasiins1 = IN
oDoug ~ nnOlrts fsinGs. = vhisn
~ - lGnsgasl saGhss tAaa essss
~ hoasl whisA shsy possibly kneW
ssDo(h1n0 - 4 heussuifo vheee
hssoop1 vas a11tsasl sAls vay tssnse
- t1ouoAes ~ oose ho0say shan-
- ~ ~ rea1y M
O. Saturday svsaino - eane
ho0e lats snsl1ing ssroagly q toeas'
-. an1 vssy rsd q ~ facA
soAys ~ ~. I've haA -
t10A rye beea - - Enpire 0ese'
~ Z was esaal-s
TAsa - tsswned ~ sa1l. inee
e1eot1y:--
swhaes ~ natter VITA supesrs
A1nt & feoly yser
His wtfs. Who was pssljne potateee
~ holding . ssuaili.g bog. roe -
sgsssds1 IL baby - hin.
Here. she sai1: take bo11 q
ysus ~ q ~ EnSars vhiis : NJ
49, eAips."
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

d.. 8. 8. Lungren. oae Of Tie lead
Ing homeopathic physicians and sur.
gsons 10 the country. who has been
practicing In Toledo for . quarter q
Q century. says: "Bssf drinking
shcrtens life. Physicians decide that
the hearts action 10 Increased II .psr
cent IN IT. efforts to throw % alco-
holic stimulants introducsd Into the
circulatioa. The result ID sasily ng-
ursd out The natural pulse Il, ~.
70 per minute. Multiply this ~ sir
". number Of minutes in an hour. and
By - for the hours II the day. and
odd II Der ceat. 70 the sum total, Ne
WIN md that ths heart has besa CO.,
pslle1 to DO extra werk during Inst
time h throwing OF he hur1sa u
. fsw drinks (ls ounces a alcoholl
equal 70 lifting 1Sh tons lined oas
foot high. TIE alcohol h IL bsse
causes dilatioa a IL saperacial
Mood vessels. - Il dos n III e
them. This gives the rvddy look,
which h really a unhealthy coaess-
ton there and svsrywhers- hsart.
brain. stomach. lungs, liver. kidnsys
III breaks down. weaksns. snfssbles.
Invites attacks Of disease. and makes
recovery from any attack Of injury
precarious and dimcult. Everywhere
Il 10 legeasratioa. No man Who
1rinks much bsss b the physieai as1
msntal equal q the man Who a.
stains"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

sRelIo.- sail ~ snipsst staass
~. sDeahinU ratbss severely - his
Ds1vate esefesary. -RoiIo. Il hae bsee
rather 1ose than . wssk now eonee
! havs said soosthing really brilliant
Az yeu awase - thstY
.Y.y.ysssir.- saannsrsd the hire
~.
TN give yeu shrss days more 60
t1nued ~ statssman. assuning nis
ueltknowa attitude n vhieh the righs
haa1 = thrust Into he front q -
sAlEG = tAeugh - bring ScrtA - -
DostAst locumsnt Or % scratch ~
- shieess b1te-- and II ! havsat
seAses1 sonstAing sxcssdinsiy intssr
lset1al - stsStingiy ssv b. tAas
d. ] shall have - employ . ~
Deeos agsse-
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24
va q vsex Aemesele.

-0loriana.- lnilasea u araan1
yeath. ~ tAls ~ en1S.
-Rsginal1- So answered. w1tA :
world Of compasstoa n ~ eoet beowo
eyes. ~ tsi"
Weary q The sefaia q hol1ing ~
sksin q aossy yara walsh ~ aaA1sa
bad besa winding Into hali. Rsginai1
dropped bic exhauste1 afns - ~
sidss and drew . leas >srsatA q ~
uoe.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

oAssp should have god dry she'd
- sleep an1 rest 10 during The tall
- ~ year anA preferably should b
SHUT b y such shsd over night 70 -.
ears agalast their not straylng out
darias rains. - thsy etlsn Do Y they
arc not ehut n.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24
rIss NeessM.

-Though actoss are supesstle1o1s -
Q rule. tAsy are ~ afral1 g os1ng
b haunted houses.
They are noe9s
NE: you east eease ~ aeese -
puttisg hin any D.aee vhses ~ shsa
walks.s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

Mrs. BrowD--rm thinking q givino
- ustng fresh nilk ] rcd - aset
els h The paper saytng ~ kin1s q
infeetioa can b got fson 4"
Neilkman-Dont worry. MADAM: eus
water b always well bslls1 0rsG-
Lcndoa 0keeeA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

49, - ~ IN - Ssnnl h ~
oo11o - = ~ b1ns1snlth's. To
ur1nef - ug1ng lAs0 = = olearty
1GIneo = ~ 1saWlAgs tAat tuFthes
&1r11e11ouo = unnseoasAry. ~. !
G1ouo - - - hs1lse - - 1er
mo10ng - mnnoor - ~. J
nnoMo how : oneoo1 belDes wae nee1
- mon1n8 : ~ tSsaGh.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

4 lowing sosl b superior y ciresn.
stances and gsts eain frsa s1vssslttes
and disappolntnsets. We ase fa0i.
liar with rAul's saying that "sll thing
vork togsthsr for sod 70 them thet
love 0o1:" bst perhaps ~ - ~
realise - ~ sAeul1 that this result
10 not ~ asSltsaSy reward, ~ b 60
ditioasd upea Ne characters - or
hearts. he love q God oaanse maks
an events hlesssd ~ - IN Il awe1ls
within =. God levss svssyoo1y; bot
The blssss1nsss q bslng served ~ ~
events ean - aeVssAea1s1 saly "
these who I've ~. Lave 0n1s ~
ee0btna11sa thae ualoehs eyosy tsear
eusy & ose1. n - spiritually n1o1-
- = both ~ - Doeee. We -
~ - ~ sloves g slsguDslnaooe.
~ uaho then vhaa ~ ~ fhe1S
soou11s 1oooo1 - vAat - ~. y
ssssy vssM ~ IDvias hsast IN -
heavea.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

- 01oa1,e1o ~ l1esooA
01oA eDeuoe - Oufshaoe hosuo
11nnDo1D boosso ~ wsalhas beGine.
nGo 60 ~ Asseos - hl1oAo1
GuDr11o = ~ - - ~. ~ pgloo
~ y - blnnhss ~ sevs ~ ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

eeloeooNQ ~ - eseeeeso.
= ~ - winter - ~ cows
oeuD ffoGA = I'M vll1 - ~ ~
- = eeeoee ~ uest pssnts1ag
1o1D0 - = pa1se ~ ~ 1airy.
N11 ~ feo11n& eomaDstaole eoaP-
80 - Dgoooe earo tAey aAool1 -
1nG1y e1gonoA ~ winter ~ -
e>a1y - eus1 - Dasease anotnse
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-11-24

ORwsrshy - tsts lsvo
-0oeeUe T1llsoa end Mamie opengus
80 oAGAGel.
svoe oso1Deeo sakei always
1AeugAt - ~ $50 tasee..
.wsA ne.as isst . - ,sskaas
-Dut 1ooe q ~ seyte q -. ~
1seent ~ ~ care ~ eaoeeng ~
~ OVos tAeo.s
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oiseeN

uood aogs ................sSkys.Ss
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Tee are eviAsstly very foe1 -
bookp. SIR nd ~ Old gentleman %
. young Dan b . train caf. -May .
ask yoa WHOM yoa eoasi1ss IL bess
o0vellst a ths aayf-
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