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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10
AUTOMOBILES ATTENTION

UTOIOBLiSTS AT TON
Having secured a few elegant fur
lined coats robes and fur sets for
professional services, VIII sacrifice
for quick cash sales Gents black
broadeloth coat lined with Spanish
mink full skins} elegant persian
lamb collar, cost $1,000, viii sell for
$500, also gents whole skins musk
rat lined coat, persian lamb collar,
cost $4,000 sell for $500. Black
or brown cub robes, size 54x66, beav-
er cloth lined. cost $4,000 sell for
$1,000 pair Ladies' French Sable
FUR coat (brown) length So inches,
bargain for $4,000; same in black,
$500. Latest style Belgian lynx set
$1,000 or black fox set $500. Ice
land fox set (white) $1,000. All new
this season Write G. Morehead, lis
East 18th street, New York
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Legal blanks q. 1ncer-Ocsan Office
Tonight is the time for the big
, dance at Webster
Miss Anna Gilbe-Uol has taken
apartments il the Argyle fats
4ohn u, Aale7 makes farm loans
At loves. and easy terms
4 l. Freedom OF Sc2rEweacaer. was
IN Devils Lake 60 business WedneS
day
State Senator Fred 4 Baker OF Ed
MOTE was 2 Devils Lake visitor or
Wednesday
The family OF C R Lshan has
! moved from S=vent stree. to sl1
school avenue
S1y<=r!n .=nde7. D. 2. Bangs Of me
School so7 the Deaf. vas st. Paul Wis
TOR during the week
Joan " &aher .u- make ian loans
=. you CA pay OF at any interest
'.-e
S,.-e.:- -4,,:ert C l. A1=-ain o. s.
T.oE:s IS he week end guest o.
- Is go :-::=ois
e r L1s.2E has returned from
:"avztt=- ~.e-e 5e completed nun.
20 O. j: .-j'1E5:ns jobs
MIS- -5.-=;---:-e lsR1e. Who Is tea
ching s<5-3o. Z. s. Thomas. vas :
gtes. - Devils Lake over Sunday
Bet Young. 2 former newspaper
lAl q! : J.: CO vas i own -o- few
hours ::Ss E-iav, el route 20 Fargo
t2{.-=--ice5 ~2cted - Miss Nc II
rs d7=ssn2king pe-iors- lis w st.
rect.
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Wal I )

When you want to sell your FARM
BUSINESS II you want TO RENT,
II you want HELP Of any kind, IL you
lose your HORSES OF CATTLE, If you
want to exchange anything, use (this
paper) and the GRAND FORKS HER,
AID CLASSIFIED COLUMN. The
most widely read classified page In the
state One cent per word the first
insertion and one half cent each time
after. Send stamps or cash to the
Herald, 2. NJ Wilson, Adv, Mg,
Grand Forks, or to this Office
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

WASTED-An opportunity to con
vince you that we make rubber
stamps Is good and as cheap as can
be secured elsewhere Devils Lake
Stamp Works L G. Anderson, Jour
nal office
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
,, byteEisl church viii hold food sals
EouoErpw afternoon at Brainard's
store
Miss Mary AcIunis, an experienced
d-essnaker, has opened a wonea's
-siloTns establishment at I1s West
fifth street
MIS-, Woodbury., Of HorneH- n Y
has returned to her home in that city
after visit With her daughter, Mrs
z E Mann
The ladies' OF St OIaf-s Lutheran
church, served q delicious turkey sup
per Friday evening" in the basement
u lie church.
Ms Frank Ludwig OF Sixth street.
las had her mother. Mrs. Miller Of
P!elrywood. Mont as guest during
1Le Jas weak
With the mails at his season flied
With catalogues FROM eastern mail or
der houses, it behooves home ner-
chants 20 adve-IiSe
OTTO VI Shipley. cashier ot the STATE
EAlk = Hampden- was IN Devils Lake
Tuesday night to attend the Lenroo-
progressive meeting
Nothing makes q MAJ so mad as 10
blnp into the sarcastic grin OF an in
suance agent when be is On the va:
% FIRE il his own home
Judge Charles F Amidou and Clerk
J. A Montgomery we're in Devils Lake
Monday "a route TO Ainot, to opea z
term OF United States court
Guests az the Halliday home on
Sixth street this week have been D
: Halliday of Wingham- Ontario. and
Mrs J. Halliday OF Brandon, Manitoba
TIE annual election OF officers viii
, take place al the meeting OF the A O
L. w. lodge tonight \ number O!
new members will also be taken into
the order tonight
Nargrave, opposite posIoffee, does
6ue repair work on furniture. Prices
reasona BILE
Superintendent Hais. who attended
the educational meeting in Fargo
spent last Sunday with his son, MyroE
.,aig, at Wheaton. where he had I'll,
pleasure OF seeing his young grand
son for the first time
macy was robbed of So some time Sat
urday night The front door OF tn
store was left unlocked by mistake
was a case of easy money" for tn
thief
While fixing transom over tn,
door in the grocery department Of hi
store. Friday, Fred P Mann had hi
right hand painfully injured. when
rope broke, letting the window dow
on him
This is the season when every PEI
son should spend his money with HON
merchants Don't let the mail orde
houses tempt Cou. To spend dime i
Devils Lake will help Devils Lake BE-
come = greater city.
Henry White will spend the white
with his family at their former HON
st Green Mountain. Iowa probably Re
turning 20 Ramsey county in tn
=pFing. Nj White held q big auction
sale in Cleveland township on MOI
day
Mr. Ernest Fuller finished hi= cours
at the Union Commercial College {
Grand Forks. This school placed mir
il 4 position paying $500 a year. The
Ld0 ECip Sct lCO. scSIU tuStF tES
cata!og
H 4 Roenn,, formerly chef AZ :,
Great Northern hotel N Devils Lax.
let 70. Bismarck On Tuesday, 20 Iak
charge Of 5he culinary department {
the Mckenzie hotel If the tow
makes a hit with him he viii nog
his family there
Considerable damage was done I
clothing and furniture in a bedroom
when fire broke out in clothes Close
at the home of O. a Fairfield On Ea:
Fifth street, Saturday night The iii
is thought to have started from lam
carried into the closet Insurance co
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

TRAFED-Two-year iron gray
marc with small lump On right an
k-e joint Left premises October IL
Finder notify Matt Morris, four miles
northeast Of Garske.
FOR SALE-Tean Of heavy horses,
eishr-yezr0Lds Inquire OF John
GorioR- livery barn 2w-
Wa-Ied-School girl to live with
and roon free Inquire at the Inter
Ocean Office
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

This is the season when every Per
son should spend his money with home
merchants Don't let the mail order
houses tempt Cou. To spend dime in
Devils Lake will help Devils Lake be
come 2 greater city
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

The explosion of lamp set fire to
the home Of Mrs Lizzie Roe On Four
tEenth street, about O'Clock SaEur-
day morning and the structure and
contents were destroyed Ars. Roe
was earring the lamp upstairs when
she triDped and fell The lamp drop
ped from her hand and exploded She
and child were the only persons in
the honse when the explosion occur
red The fire was burning hereesy
when the department arrived :. ~
Nine candidates were taken into the
Norkusen lodge Friday night Deputy
Grand Master LieGeE was On hand to
take part In the initiation This lodge
Is now fourth I'm the stste IN point OF
membership S&2s"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

t1[.-=-.ices w2c1ei 81 Miss Nc IL
rs d7=ssn2ki1g pe-ioEs- lis W. 5th
---eet
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

While fixing a transon over the
door in the grocery department OF his
store. Friday. Fred P. Mann had his
, right hand painfully injured. when q
rope broke, letting the window down
on him
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

The Dominican Fathers will open
their mission at St Joseph's church
in Devils Lake Sunday The mission
will continue throughout the week The
Masses viii be held at the usual hours
on Sunday. s. and 10 O'Clock in the
| morning On week days Mission Mass
! Is will be at O'Clock and 5 O'Clock
Each Mission Mass will be preceded By
a part of the Rosary. On week days
| q short instruction will follow the :
! O'Clock Mass and a sermon after the
last Mass In the evening instruc
| tons will De given ct 7.30 O'Clock, fol
lowed b. part OF the Rosary and z
| sermon
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Bet Young. former newspaper
I'LL .: IL: c-- vas il own to- few
hours ::sS F-:ia:. en- route 20 Fargo.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

e q. Burr ans family left for Rye
gate, Mont. Tuesday Dir. Burt re-
Gently disposed of his farm about If
teen miles from Devils Lake, and has
gone to Montana to make his home
He viii probably enter the implement
business at Ryegace, which is lively
younS town about sixty miles north
west OF Billings
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Henry White will spend the winter
with his family at their former home
st Green Mountain. Iowa probably re-
c1-ning 20 Ramsey county in the
-.,Eing. Nj White held a big auction
sale in Cleveland township on Mon
day.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Ichn SloEik, 4 PoIander, who had
: been held pending an investigation ill.,
20 q shooting array in which he was
wounded supposedly by friend and
which neoessirated his REMOVAL to the
: hospital, vas released Friday, after
an unsuccessful attempt had been
! made to locate the man who did the
, shooting SfoEik left for New York
{ VzEdeDar TheEn, Margaret SkEr-
dahl Olga Swensoa and Myrtle Hal
| grer ware confirmed at st OIafs LaEhr
cram church Sunday Rev MFR A. C..
Barron conducted the impressive seET-
| Ire and preached a helpful seEmon TO
/ the candidates LIT the evening service
1t St OEzFs substantial collection
Was taken Eov the benefit Of foreign
missions .s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-10

Mr. Ernest Fuller finished his course
at the Union Commercial College c.
Grand Forks. This school placed him
IN position paying $500 year. They
can help you too Send for their free
cata!og-
The evening world., 1911-01-24
HOLMER MATCHED
WITH LJUNGSTROM
FOR 20-M|LE RACE
This Pair of Great Profess
sional Runners to Meet
WaShington's Birthday.

Hans Holmer IL at last matched with
that dlmunitive Swede. Gusta Lung
strom. and they will come together In
a twenty-mlle race under the auspices
OF Company y OF the Seventy-first Regi-
ment on the evening OF Feb. -.
Each runncr has been telling what he
could do to the other at most any dis
lance over a mile: Homer says that III
can put II all over the Swede: Lung
strom insists that he car show the
West Farms boy his heels as easily as
he did when they met in the Marathon
at the Polo Grounds last spring.
when I won the Powder Hail raco
In Scotland. Jan. 3. I decided II was
time to return home and give that
Swede a trimming" said Hans as he
beat II for the little store on the Cor
ner next TO his home last night. He
hung It on me a couple Of times when
I first came here from Canada, but I'm
different now.
There never was a Swede or any
other foreigner who could beat me run
MIN when I'm right. They all look alike
10 me-" ss,d Holmer as he tucked a
can OF beans under his arm and gal
,oped of In the direction of home.
believe me. this fellow Ljungstrom
s the toughest distance man in the
world, but I can trim him. I'm no
" .etarian like him. even IL I do Ave
mostly on beans, and I'll show aim
what can be lone on mothers home
cooking" remarked Hans as he took
The steep steps six at a time.
That's Washlngton's Birthday night.
md | surely Will have to rum said
Homer as he slid through the kitchen
door.
When they'd wrangled over terms for
a long ~time-both claiming to be best at
t~ractions-it was agreed to split the
runners shares 20 per cent. to the win
ner n % per cent. TO the loser. I'm
surely be one OF the greatest profess
s!onal foot races aver seen in this couu-
try. or In any other country as far -
that poee.
The evening world., 1911-01-24
Two Promising Athletes
Join Thirteenth Regiment

courses with fair company at any time.
The first real race N which Fitzs!m-
mons competed was the "half-mile" at
the ST. Anthony games last fall. The
event was for noylces. and Fitz won
easily.
We say two Flatoush athletes" but
there Is one other member Of the Flat
bush A.. c, who has Joined the Thir-
:eenth. George Bird, president OF the
club. signed IN with the soldier boys.
George ISM exactly an athlete. but he
takes care OF the F1atbush bunch. To
them he Is known as mother because
ne Is always on the Job.
Fred Holman, John Gdhr. Inris Fahey
and Frank Brennan are all training
under Harvey COINS watchful eyes. and
they are sure TO become star athletes
some day.
Chris Fahey is the young sprinter who
was In trouble over breaking his novice
without knowing hat he had lone so.
Ne win be out for the handicap sprints
At the LA. A. C, games In the Garden
on Feb, 4. and It's possible he may
show astonishing IMPROVEMENT.
The evening world., 1911-01-24
Stanley ShCWs
Great Speed in
Training bouts.

Frankie Burns. the Jersey bantam.
who will meet Digger Stanley, the En-
5lish chs ipion. at the National Sport
ing Club on Friday night. Is rounding
nto shape at Allenhurst. and reports
from De Forests training camp are to
he effect that Americas representa-
tive In the international championship
affair will be ready for the battle OF
his career. Burns has the good fortune
10 have Pal Moore for a sparring pa T.
ner. He has developed great speed and
strength md there Is a sting in his
blows that was lacking before. EN-
perts who have seen him work predict
that he will stop the rnglishman.
Stanley II working near Philadel-
phia. His quarters have been the
mecca for the Quaker City fans. all OF
whom marvel at his great speed and
Gle yerness. Stanley II lightning fast.
lie IL said to be another Jem Driscoll.
In his training he has made all the
sparring partners look like novlces.
The evening world., 1911-01-24
7 =
NEWS AND NOTES..

ALL DETAILS HAVE BEEN CON-
pleted foG the Boston to Bermuda yacht
race, which will take place on June 3,
starting at Rowe's Wharf. Boston and
finishing at David's Head. near st.
George. Bermuda. Among the vessels
which will probably compete are: Har-
old vanderbht's vagrant. winner Of last
years race; the Shiyessa. owned by V.
Morrelll OF Boston; Dema. est Lloyd's
Seneca. now on n treasure voyage
south. George s. Runk's schooner
Queen. owned by Commodore l.. w.
Clark OF the Philadelphia Corinthian
Yacht Club; the schooner Elmira. f. +.
Bre wster Of New Haven. owner; C. ii.
w. Fosters New Ketch OF Boston; the
forty-nve-foot sloop Affair. owned by
s. Reade Anthony of Boston. and the
schooner Dervish. owned by Robert
Tolman Of Philadelphia.
THE TRINITY COLLEGE ELEVEN
will play New York University here on
Nov. 7 and will meet the Army team at
West Point on Nov. 2S. Tho entire
schedule for the Trinity warriors fol-
lows:
Oct. 17-Nassaohusetts Institute OF
Technology at Hartford: Oct. lam
herst at Hartford: oct. 2l-Colgate a.
Utica, N. Y: Oct. 2S-wesleyan at Hart.
lord, NOV. York University al
New York: Nov. Observation-Disclosures
State College at Hartford: Nov. 49,
Haverford at Haverford; Nov. 2s-west
Point at West Point.
THE HOCKEY CLUB SEVEN WILL
clash on the Ice at the st. Nicholas
RIM tonight against the New York \.
c., n should win because OF the Grip
pied condition of the latter team.
HERE'S A NEW ONE THEY PUT
owe at New Haven. At the Tommy
Houck-Kid Shea bout the club mem
bers a SO much noise In the twelfth
round that the police stopped the con.
test. Shea. who Is n Waterbury boy
had a good lead on his Philadelphia op.
ponent and was sadly disappointed when
the bluecoats interfered.
DIR. J. W. BOWLER WILL RESUME
charge OF the training Of the Dart
mouth eleven next fall.
HACKENSCHMIDT AGREED TO
throw three men within an hour a,
Bridgeport, but failed. He threw his
first opponent. Cornelius. the Greek. In
The evening world., 1911-01-24
Larry Doyle Says He Didn't
Sign Sooner Because He Was
Playing Indoor Baseball.
ny BULGER.

r AIRY DOYLE. the last OF the so
called "hold-outs." came into the
- fold last night and his morning
McGraw will chuck the official papers
into the safe. Doyle has Just wound up
his exhibition trip with the Indoor Base
ball Club and says he IS now ready 70
start to Marlin.
Where do you get this 'hold-out'
thing. anyway" asked Larry In answer
TO a question as TO why he had no,
signed n contract sooner II was NOT
holding out. The leason did not sign
up sooner was because / was touring the
country with the Indoor Baseball Club
and until yesterday ] didn't get a chance
TO have n talk with McGraw. We all
made a nice little piece Of change on,
Of that trip and ] tell you II came In
mighty handy for the winter spending
money"
Larry Is looking In the best of health
and he says that the exercise In the In
door games kept him just right and that
little training will be necessary for him
when the team reports. He says he may
remain IN New York until time TO star,
to Texas.
81 am a little bit afraid OF this steam.
ship thing. though" confessed Larry,
and may go by my home a,
Breese, ILL.,. and join The other players
at st. Louis. l am a little bit anxious tC
get back on the diamond" Larry added,
for you know I haven't got any cinct
on my jou this coming season.
After Larry had ended his talk with
McGraw and everything had hcen fixed
up :or the season he spent the rest Of
the afternoon playing billiards with Free
The evening world., 1911-01-24
WI. lie Beecher
Proves No Match
For Toe COshr

Willie Beecher, the east side light
weight. proved no match for Joe Coster.
the Brooklyn featherweight, In their
ten-round bout at the stag OF the Van
derbilt A. c.. In Clermont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn. Coster on pointed him by a
good margin, as Beecher was unable to
get away from the fast punches which
Coster kept frequently sending into
him.
For the FIRST seven rounds Coster
'waded into Beecher and hit him WITH
enough blows to put many a man away,
Beecher took his punishment gamely
and fought back hard. getting to Cos
ter's body many times with stir RIGHTS.
In the last three rounds Cos Ell
seemed TO tire, n as a result Beechel
landed often on him. 1t was n good
fast battle, as the lads fought hard al
the way.
The evening world., 1911-01-24

iUur inmates and three seconds. He
was unable to throw Lundin. the Swede.
In the twenty minutes allotted. The
third bout was easy. Auvary taking a
Tall in 1--we minutes and fifty seconds.
1T MUST BE GREAT TO MANAGE
the Boston Nationals. Fred Tenney Will
probably tell you how nice Il Is to have
charge OF the team II o should meet
him to-day. The other day the former
Giant first baseman traded Shean for
Shafer. Yesterday the Board OF Direc-
tors OF the Boston club met and repudi-
ated the trade.
AN AMENDMENT IS BEING
added to the bill closing racing in Cali
fo"nla so that the tracks may ave an
additional fifteen days of the sport
- w 4 was intended 10 have the
law effective as soon as 1t passed.
THE BOSTON TEAM LOST THE
oening game to Plttsburg In the Ma
tional Amateur Thrcc-Cushlon Carron
Billiard League. J. Wirreback OF the
home team beating l.. a. Curtis OF tbs
Hub. 10 to Sc.
CARTER COLLINS has beer expelled
from the Amateur Athletic Union TO
competing against two professionals
Henri st. Yves and John %svanberg, II
a hfteen-mile race at West Haven
Conn. last Saturday. Tho Mohegal
Five, who belong TO the Young Men
Hebrew Association, were also indef
initely suspended by the Registration
Committee OF the A. a. u. for playini
against UNREGISTERED teams.
HOWARD WILCOX. IN A MA
tional car. broke the American competi
ton speedway record for Ave miles Il
the time of 8 minutes and 81 seconds a
the Los Angeles Motordrome.
EUGENE ELLIOTT, A PROMISING
third baseman from the .McKeespor
Club OF the Ohio and Pennsylvan!
| League. has sent in his signed contrac
TO the Highlanders.
JOCKEY OBERT WHO RODE BE,
| Double and Jockey Lotus, who had tn
| mount on Glucose. have been indefinite
" suspended, pending an investigation
by the Judges at the track at Jackson
SO - Ida .for unsatisfactory ride
In the fifth race. which was won b
Abrasion.
The evening world., 1911-01-24

shtl nit. TTtl khNt HlIl n kbbn iii
and then caught the tain for Toled,
South.
II Becker manages to line them out
against the Giant pitchers as well as he
can put over bear stories he ought 10
be the real bearcat OF the league. Al
that he Is going to give all OF those
outhelders a good run for their moreN
MEG aw says he Is going to give all OF
them an even break. and the ones who
make the best showing are going to get
the Job.
In a letter 20 a friend Hsi Chase write. iron
the Coast that he will he mere the first q mex
month and that he viii then busy himself In sci.
ting the highlandor' ready to start south,
and Fisher. writes Chase. and i expect then
70 win twenty ss!nts each; OF course II is har
10 get out q thaye or hay. a bad arm at an,
moment. While think thee three fellows ar,
wafhop. Quinn and Caldwell, They are good,
but 1t looks to me now as 4 the three mentione'
s sc"s.! an this fse sJmins .s.. good F SaenS VIII to E, S ,ss, ?,
VII he e one q the CREATES, "a S@,-h.ndsi, ia"t H.
business"
1, chase Sys that he has definitely decided or
Knight arm vii behave much better al Il,
hort distance. There are no second basmen In
The business who can heat Knight fielding. Ths
highlander manager II under the impression tina
Elliott will make good In the infeld. and II ~ hs
Is thinking OF playing him at short aud Austin al
third.
In a letter to Secretary Bill Gray Of the Giant,
Josh Devorc shows that he is At last . regular
PLAYER. He winds Il up like this IA I go b,
boat ! guess ] won't see you til we get TO Texas
Of money with you" Josh knows that the player
will he lined up in solid phalanx TO Try an,
l N.0.Iff Ia 0HHVatA - Qa ssNaa aA - -l.. 40.
he has taken time by the forelock and has givei
NJ. Gray some sound advice.
Speaking 81 the eccentncitie. Of ball player
when they get the drinking habit one Of the bright
est lines ever pulled was by Weldon Henley, th
eccentric touthuaw who cut a big slice ont of IN,
league his ftst season. Some one asked Henle,
10 have q drink.
You know my father alaay. told me that n.
didn't drink With everybody. " replied Weldon.
"Whvf' asked q hystsnicr.
because everybody didn't ask him." reptile,
Henley.
The evening world., 1911-01-24
New Members Are Runners
Charlie Tevan and Jim Fitz-
simmons of FlatbuSh A. G.

Two of the most promising ath,
4 the Thirteenth Regiment to-day,
and Trainer Lawson Robertson says
that their addition Will greatly strength
en- the point winnings OF the regiments
team during the remainder OF the sea-
son. The two men are Charlie Tevan.
a promising ''quarter-miler,' n jim
Fitzsimmons. the cross-country runner
who has been doing such fine work for
the Fatbushers.
Although these two athletes are prac-
tically new at the game, they are looked
upon as "comers." and they will un-
ioubtedly help Robertson's crew to win
points In most OF the coming athletic
contests.
Charles Tevan Is a younger brother OF
the great Jim" Tevan. who was sew
raj times a champion sprlnter, Jim was
always noted for his great finishes, and
n his time there were nom who could
equal him at jumping" a strong, lead
ing field. Charlie is a duplicate OF his
brother when It M to that finish
| stun, and he proved the fact at the
| Brooklyn J.. o. games last year. lie
was In tenth place In the quarter as
the runners swung into the hoInestretch
nut he fought his way forward until he
VAS in first place as the leaders breasted
the tape.
Fltzslmmons. who worked at drivinl
a butchers ago when Harvey Coht
took him into the Flatbush a. c. las
spring, is n og, strong young fellow
who can travel over the cross-countrl