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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
BADGERS AND COPHERS
WILL FIGHT FOR TITLE

CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-'Thc confercnc.
championship contendeTs took q day OF
saturday, NiSconstn's game with Ar
kansas being virtually a practice game
with more subs than regulars carving the
Cardinals TO = ono sided score OF Gi to
against Arkansas. Minnesota rested.
That the game between Wisconsin and
Minnesota VIII settle the conference title
is Indicated by the consistent way i'm
which these teams hnve overs shadow ed
prospect OF getting tie with the leaders
as Indicated by the midway teams bare
defeat Of the weak Northwestern tee r,,
by score Of To ..
Chicago has clung TO the hope that b.,
winning from Minnesota on November %
Ivy with the Minnesota and Wisconsin
teams. But the fact that the North
western team held Stages men TO a
score gained by a place Kick I'm the first
period. does not make the Chicago team
appear capable Of battering down the
Minnesota defense.
There were thrills for lovers Of foot =
ball Saturday when Pennsylvania i'm n
most sensational "a me. cut down Njchi
gan : lead OF II 10 and won In the last
puarterback. put himself on the roll OF
fame OF football heroes by winning with
a ffiy-yard run for a touchdown inst
before the whistle blew.
Bstue Tor secondary honors was made
by the 9-to-9 lie at Lafayette between
Purdue and Illinois. The contest was a
close one from the start
CnicaBo was disappointment to its
friends when IL failed 10 pile up "A de-
cisIye score against Northwestern
for Saturdays crucical tnst wac sbnTn
by tne way regulars were pulled out OF
inc line yesterday Twenty Csrdi-
nal payers were In the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Romney's Ankle Sprained.

Lon Romncy did not receive n broken
ankle I'm Colorado. but a badly spraincd
one He is lame now and probably Will
not be In the game Saturday. but will be
in condition for the Utah ASGics on
Thanksgiving Day.
VIC Hampton received an Injury which
deprived him oC the use Of one Of his
hands. and he also will be out for some
time This injury handicapped Utah con-
sderablv In Colorado. as. with Hampton
and Lon both out. the only two heavy
men in the backfield were out OF the
game. leaving Sutherland. Hamilton and
F1tzpatrick. all l40-pound men, in the
backfield 10 battle the Boulder giants
Practice for the Colorado College game
Will bc started this afternoon with a light
signal workout.
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Tigers Are Hopeful.

PRINCETON. y. j.. Nov l0.-With a
fresh grip on their hopes. Princetoniaps
are gathering all their energies for a
strong finish, Every Princeton partisan
who has followed the Tiger warriors since
their downfall at Cambridge. can rca lie
In a small way the firm determine ton
with which Captain Pcndleton and his
men Will go through this weeks work
There is not a man on the team OR Off
of II who does not know that Yale viii
have TO fight n desperate battle If IL is to
win. The players can think of nothing
but victory for their final game, but no.
body is able to feel so cockSure as hc
was prior TO the Harvard surprise Hopes
are restrained now, with n grip that
nothing can break. except a safe margin
for the Tigers next Saturday when the
final whistle blows.
Yesterdays game with New York uni
Verslty was not even OF scrub caIber for
the visitors were swampcd with such
evident case that nothing cauld be az
sumed "a to the improvements OF the
past week, The practice has been so icaI-
ously guarded that very little is known
?as 10 what course the coaches have de-
cidcd upon. II is certain that no trick
plays or new formations were disclosed
yesterday. Hope seems TO hang on the
amount OF power Che line can generate
before Saturday, for tricks VIII fan with
out protection.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11

third and $500 TO tho fourth These
awards are assured by adding TO the
entrance money $3.50 from osch entrant
and $4,000 In cash subscribed by The
Brunswick Bake -Collender company
MI the players who entered are pTac-
ucinS more asEiduCusly than they have
ever done In preparation for previous
events OF the kind. and a tournament that
VIII brlstle In interest and produce un-
usually enjoyable contests Is predicted
Sutton. Hoppe. Demarcst Cline and
Mornincstar have made cNlraordina ~
runs and averages, while Taylor, SloSson
and Gamada have performed successfully.
The little man from Japan vii! be a
novelty and also an attraction, lie will
be tho Cirst representative OF the orient
10 compete In a match or iourua mcnt at
billiards in any country.
The schedule for tomorrow night ~
Hoppe against Cline and Slosson against
Morningstar
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Advance Consistently.

Again Utah worked the ball con-
sistently down the field on straight
football To the five-yard line where
IL was held and lost the ball.
Once again Fitzpatrick tried drop
from the twenty eight yard line. The
line held and the kick was safe but
went wide.
The Boulderites used but few PLAYS
md these were the old-tlme mass
plays. with the heavy back field
and the pondcrous line they were
able at times TO make long steady
marches but Utah always held before
its goal was in danger
IL is discouraGing TO work up such
an agEreEa ton 10 the point our boys
were at and then 10 lose, but tho best
we can do now is TO whip Colorado
College and trust the Miners 10 beat
Boulder. That would give us n clear
title. n sc don't win VIC will draw
ANYWAY and will 80 after II again
next wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
TWO YALE STARS OUT
OF GAME FOR SEASON
ST. Gernaine and Dunn Ruled
Ineligible by Big Col
lege Faculty.
By International News Service.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. lO,--Word
has been received from the Yale faculty
that Big Chief ST, Gcrmaine and Dave
Dunn Will not be regarded as eligible Tor
the football eleven this season because
Of some restriction or other, The faculty
decision is a keen blow To the football
coaches who needed the men badly. st.
Germaine to plug up the gap az guard
and Dunn TO get back Into the play n
plunGing backfield member, Both have
left the squad for the season, but will try
again next year.
An examination OF the Yale players to-
day for bruises received in yesterday s
game. disclosed the fact that Gallauer 5
nose was badly battered He refused 10
quit the game after his injruy, which
was caused by some Brown rough tack
ling. but was taken from the game soon
afterward by Trainer Mack Gallauer
will keep out OF the scrimmaging this
week. but Will be started In the game at
Princeton Saturday.
The work Of the regulars this week Will
be OF the sevcrest type on Tuesday, Wed -
nesday and Thursday, and the team will
leave for Princeton Friday afternoon
stopping over night at New York city
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Harvard Lays Plans.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. i0.-Dart-
mouth Saturday and Yale less than a
fortnight away. and Harvard Will bC
hailed either az intercollegiate cham
pions or Just plain also rams.
Saturdays game viii come as q sort
OF prologue TO the big show 10 be staged
down New Haven way on November "&.
Undoubtedly the Crimson scouts have
brought enough information into camp
about the big Green team already TO fur
nish the coaches a line on how its plays
are put in motion and where its strength
and weakness lies, The varsity mon have
been sIl0ntly working on these for the
past ten days. and are so confident that
they have an antl-Dartmouth defense
that Is pretty near perfection, that this
week the major portion OF The practice
viii be devoted solely TO the formations
stored up for the Yale meeting.
The regulars should present their real
strength by Wednesday. Trumbull should
be back at right guard by that time, but
Cooldge's place at right end appears
lost 10 him. Substitute O'Bricn apparent
ly being regarded the better man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
BILLIARD EXPERTS
BEGIN PLAY TODAY
Tournament VIII Continue
Until Nov. 20; Japan Sends
Competitor.
By international News Service.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-Some Of the
best billiard players in the United States
and one from fsr-off Toxic. Will compete
In the tournament for the worlds 49,
balk line championship. which begins
tomorrow afternoon at tho Hotel Astor.
The entry list bears the names OF the
following cue experts. William r Hoppe.
George y. Slosson and Harry r. Cline of
New York; George Sutton and Calvin
DemaroEt OF Chicago: Al TAYLOR OF MI
waukes, Orlando NoTningstar OF Pitts
burg and Kojl Ynmada OF Toxic. Japan.
Twenty-sight games Will compose the
series. IL Is designed TO have twenty
seven contested IN tho Hotel Belvidere
roof garden, and the final game IN the
grand ballroom. According 20 the pro-
gromme M arranged. the competition win
end November "a.
With this end IN view, two games VIII
be played tomorrow night two on Tues %
day night and thereafter until Novcm-
bcr 70. four games daily. two in the
afternoon and two IN the evening
The cash prizes will ba four In num-
Der. and Will be at least $4,000 10 the
nrst. SEQ" 20 tho Second sio00 n the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Lightweight Champion
poses TO Circle Globe
Boxing Expedition.
WILL BATTLE NOV
Either RitChie or MeFaI
His Opponent; Importi
Bout in London Tonigl
BY II. M, WALKER.

By International News Service
LOS ANGELES. Nov. lo.-when
die Welsh steps into the ring d
National Sporting club In LondoI
morrow night 10 box Matt WelIs
Will be more at stake than the
Lonsdale belt.
To the winner Will como the cha
battle for the worlds lightweight
Pionship. Ad Wolsast. the tItIs 4
will sail for Liverpool next Jpl
His intention is 10 circle h,e eiobe
FIRST stop VIII be in London ani
holders OF the British belt win be-
the first OF what WolgIst hopes u
continual string Of foreign engage
II T am not mistaken says Ao
will he tho first time in the blsit
the boxing game that champion
gone 10 another country and pro
his card TO challenger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Hopes to Conquer World

II havn long wanted 10 make n
around the world, boxing whefe'
could pick up an honest dollar
American lightweights are thinnl,
BY going abroad for year or. 80
earn Il lot Of money aud II am
enough to return with the champl|
stin in my possession, there Wilt
lot Of Youngsters in this countfy.
To bark at me the minute | lanf
It Is part OF Wolgast's plan 20
with American lightweights bclwe1
and the FIRST Of the new year In
way that no one OF the lS5'po'
can raise the running away cry.
There are just three men Tbo
q right TO ask me for r twenty \
contest" explains the champion
number win he cut down by on
Thanksgiving day. when Rlyers
Mandot meet ut Vernon. ] am
To box tho winner. making this y
bout before leave for England.
new years day date VIII suit ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
May Meet Ritchie.

The other party Is Willie H's1
supposed that everything was su
tied for me TO box him before Jiw
roth's club this month, but tne "
up in the air.
"T am going 10 box on Thanxs
day. this Is positive. II Co7lo,n
go through with his card ] WIZ ~
New York and take on Packey
land in ten round mo decision
II will give Rltchic his chance =
cember. meet the winner OF the =.
Rivers fight a couple OF weeks 'a''
then go abroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
BASEBALL MAGNATES
MEET AT MILWAUKEE
81 Internal tlonaI News Service

'"'''''''' .N'No service.
MILWAUKEE. Wis Nov Io.-Nan-
ayers and magnates OF minor leagues In
al sections OF the country are corning 10
Milwaukee. for this city is the baseball
mecca or the universe. with the opening
OF the meeting OF the National AFsocia-
two days away
Tho minor leagues viii not be the only
ones represented. az some Of basebalI's
most prominent nruTcs promise TO be
among those present when tho u,oyV yvn,S
starts Ban Johnson. president of tho
American league. aud Garry Hermann,
mead OF the nationa! commission. are SIRE
10 be on hand
The heavy crop OF new managers in
the American and National leagues Is
sure 70 create plenty - trade talk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Utah Men Nervous.

EXcsot IN tho first part OF the game
wi rn Harper scored the goal from the
field Italis goal line was never ia
danger and thcn ~ was never closer
than the twenty yard line. on the
ccntrary Utah got To Colorado's one
yard line. Nervousness ovcrcame the
boys. and the ball was lost on tumble.
Colorado got the ball and was forced
To kick from behind her goal. Utah
made fair catch on Boulder's
twenty-five ward line almost I'm front
~ tho goal. Usually there would not
he q man on the team who could not
have booted the ball through the bars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
JOE TINKER WILL Be:
REDS 1878 MANAGER
President Hermann of Gin
cinnati Club Announces
Deal Closed.
By Interns tional News Service.

BY Interns tonal News Service.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 1O.-Joc Tinker
VIII be the manager OF the Cincinnati
team for the season OF 1913. This was
dent August Hermann OF the Cincinnati
club. According TO Hermann, he has
practically closed with President Charles
Murphy Of the Cubs for the exchange OF
players. He said that the deal would be
contaminated Monday or Tuesday at the
latest.
Just what players are 10 be turned
over 10 the Chicago club Hermann would
not announce. but he said that neither
Bescher. Hoblitzell nor Narsans would be
tn the trade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
NO-HlT, NO-RUN GAME
TO LEONARD'S CREDIT

FRESNO. Cal. Nov l0.-Huberl
Leonard VINO pitched this year for Den
ycr In the Western league and who has
been sold 10 the Boston Americans, ccle-
brated Today his arrival Ia his home town
by pitching nO-hit. no run game
against Lcmoore, champions OF the San
joaquin valley. Leonard pitched for
Fresno and only one Of the Lemoore
players reached second base. This man
walked and stole second. The game was
called NJ the end OF the ninth inning be-
cause OF darkness. the score being 0 20 O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11

been released 10 Herman. Tinker I'M
mcdistely got Hermann on the long dis
tance telephone and obtained a PROPOSE
ton from him which Tinker submitted
TO Murphy and to which Murphy agreed
That the deal will leave Hermann with
Chance on his hands has revived reports
that Chance may leave the National
league and he in n position TO accept the
offer reported 10 be open TO him 10 man
age the New York Americans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Denies Knock-Down.

PinnIng Al down TO "A queslloa
true physical condition. ! recci'e'
following frank confession:
II won't attempt to say tnsl !
strong as before the operation iot
dicitis. was tired at the nnisn
tenth round at Now Orleans ns,
hut had trained for ten-rVun
onlT .o.t.
"The report that Mandot kn"eh,' ps,.
down in the ninth round was in,
cxperIcncc with Joe leads me 70
ihat he cannot punch hard ehous
knock a ann of his feet
Joe Mandot. the New orleans
weight. who held Ad Wolsast 20
last week. arrived in Los Ange.~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Yankees May Get Chance.

CHICAGO. Nov. I0.-Two Cincinnati
players will be exchanged for Tinker. II
WAS said here. but the names OF the play.
erS were not given out and the deal
according 10 Murphy depends upon the
assent OF Manager Evers. Outfielder
Mitchell and Shortstop Grant are the two
Cincinnati players most prominently men
toned as likely TO be exchanged for
Tinker
The deal b. which Tinker Is TO 20 TO
Cincinnati was concluded Immediately
after the announcement that Chance had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
viii Be Champions.

The Denver sporting authorities
said that The game Utah nut M en-
titled Us IA tho championship sun
that VIC would be considered Az such
provided We win from Colorado Col
lcgc next Saturday. This statement
IL based upon The fact that thus far
thin season Ctah's goal line has not
been crossed. while four touchdowps
have been scored against Boulder.
three by the Colorado hGgics and one
by Colorado College. Normally Utah
would have won from Boulder Had
We been playing another team as
good as Boulder. but with a different
name. II would have been q victory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
BOULDER COT OUR GOAT"
EXPLAINS UTAH COACH
Bennion Says Men Were Nervous; Will Probably
Declared Champions if Victory IS Achieved
Over Colorado College Saturday.

in such a case, but Sutherland failed.
on another occasion Fitzpatrick got
away with clear field but struck
some loose dirt and was pulled down
from behind before he could cross the
line. 4 similar thing happened a lit
tic later TO Sutherland This was
especially disheartening. as Eftzpat-
rick and Sutherland are among the
fleetest men in the conference and
normally would have outdistanced the
Rnntldnrlinr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11

n yThHS beaten football warriors re-
turned from Denver YESTERDAY
afternoon, where they lost the
~ biggest game OF the year TO the
University OF Colorado. Coact
Ecnulon was decidedly blue over the OUT
come OF the game. lie had the following
10 say.
! hate To say IL. bat Boulder has
got Ctah's goat. and that's all there
is 10 II. Saturdays game was the
most aSouiZinc ] ever saw. Although
the fellows insist that they were not
worried, they were Just as nervous as
they were last fall when they met
Boulder and consequently were un-
able TO- do themselves justice.
After the game we were conSrat-
ulated very heartily bv the Colorado
men. vino said that they considered
themselves very lucky to have Beaten
f'THh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11
Cuban Wins az Chess.

blanca. The Cuban chess chqmpfpf. oosil,,
proved his superioritv IN hts three snc
match with Charles Jaffee, the local ex
pert. With the match concluded TODAY.
the score stood: CRpablancs. two games:
Jaffcc, nothing; drawn. one. In today
game Jaffce resigned after thirty lone
mo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11

s22 900 worth of modern machinery
Myers Cleaning & Dyeing Co, Ilf.Is e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
WARWOOD
Miss Moore Reseues Child From
Death Under Wheels OF
Traction Car.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Nellie
Moore. a popular young lady or this
town, at the risk OF her life saved
little Gladys Frazier. the four-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey
Frazier. of Main street. from being
run down and killed or seriously in
1ured by a north bound Pan Handle
Traction car on Main near Twenty
second street, North Warwood. The
little girl first crossed the street d.
rectly in front of the rapidly moving
car and II was only by quick action
OF the motorman by throwing on the
emergency brake. stopping the car
instantly and throwing the passeng-
ers about their sensts, that she was
not run over. The child then became
30 frightened that she ran far up the
street and just az the car started
again and had got under some head
way she again attempted TO cross the
street 10 return home. when the car
would have struck her before II
could have been stopped and II was
only by the heroic act OF Miss Moore
that she was pulled from the track
a. the car whizzed past. The child
was badly heightened and was taken
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
STATE FUNDS
S"e'ied by lssusnce Of Charters 70
Many Concerns. seeretary's
Report Olscloses.

special Dispatch 20 the Tr..lffy.,..r
CHARLESTON. W Va. Feb 20
The receipts OF tho Office OF the Secre.
tary OF State for the month OF Jau,i,.
~ we're s3.Si2.20. divided among tho
several sources as follows: Increa .
o. authorized capital stock. 1890.
from resident corporations. sf.O-4 a..
from non resident co-,,oro,t,...
30 81. from tax on grca, seal s94-.
from SAFE Of books. si9s = from T. =
accruins In tho Office. SI.5II.5. and
attorney fees to auditor. SIS
The Secretary Of State. durir. tie
month o. Januarv. i-suei charters fo
- resident corporations ana q. so
non resident corporations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21

She was taken III last week with the
grippe. and IL IS feared that It has
developed into pneumonia She Is
at the home of her brother-in-law
Mr.. Gammons. OF Glenn's Run.
Contractor J. W. Walton expects 70
have the fine new residence OF Carl
Ice finished by the latter part OF this
month.
Miss Hattie Kemp and Miss Inez
Robbins. of Carnegie. Pa. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Jones
OF South Warwood.
The suit IN the Circuit Court OF
Brooke county instituted by w. F
Jones against W. II. and ID. X. Jones
the latter of this town. has been dis
missed The defendants were repre-
scented by Attorney ]. J. =. o'Brien
OF Wheeling
Reliant hose company. No. 3. OF
North WarwoOd, last evening awarded
the gold watch which was offered in
the contest recently conducted by the
company. The watch was awarded
10 Frank Marsh. OF Warwood, who
was contestant No. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
To Put On Show.

Just rs soon as the Rev. Billy
Sunday campaign Is over" said Edwin
Rrinkman. ono OF the owners OF the
Warwood bakery. and considered the
best amateur actor IN this section.
especially In Jew and Niger" imper
sonation we will begin making pre-
lininHry PREPARATIONS 20 pu' on The
biggest. beet end most elaborate show
NsrW0od ever saw. II will he a play
followed With minstrel stunts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
TWO CHARTERs
ISSUED AT CAPITAL

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb 20 -
BIZ $500 charters we're issued by the
8. refery 90 stale today They were
-o tA- Carter C..ufy Gas 4 OF Com
rany ~ Ashland. ~. 20 drii' for oil
and Eg- e. carter county X Tho
author god capital at the company g.
70. .I'r l-.oiporators Thomas Bog
er.s. D. Joseph ~ Burdette. " u
Nat~ar. v Stephenson and p. o.
Nfrs--f. Oh. - Ashland. ~
I-. iHr-or-burg Fanciers Club. or
i'.-.'~-UrrF " Va 20 foster ard
-'.,. a.' 40 hat pertains N the po.l
f- .Iu-fr, Authorized cupitaI g.
' rfur4.nr- Archibald
More t Fs-rF O u Harker
pro. -lr nti. trI o. De- Ens e.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-21
ROADS REBATE TO
THEATRICAL MEN
Four INDICTMENTS ARE FOUND
AT CHICAGO.
Defendants Are Three Railroads, Two
Theatrical Concerns and
Four individuals

CHICAGO. Feb. % -Four indict-
ments for alleged rebating were re
turned today By tho federal grand
Iry. The defendants being three rail-
road Cumpaies. tao theatrical con
Germs md -four individuals Excessive
payments Tor 'advertising" !n return
FOR toe purchase % railroad tickets j.
declared 20 be tho medium by which
he alleged rehating was accom-
p.ishni
y scoycrs 81 The supposed system
% esade The az vas made bs tho ~
vision of inquiry - the interstate com.
n~rce comm .ss!on. Those indicted
are
Harry Rle.n General passenger
sgen' 60 fhD Cleveland. CINCINNATI.
fhicagn & - Louis railroad. named
.r tao ..d.rfreufs
W. am f.l.r4ood assistant Eer
oral Ia.---Eer agent % -h~ M.cafsar
Central railroad. named in orc lud.r'
uaft
HttorI rs Hsucsa. 80 Cincinnati.
.'--.+.- % fha ro'trLs ~f- s--raf
Ar..s.-..r' r.mptus named .r three
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