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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Wells Is Next.

II expect his next match will be with
Bomba ardicr Wells for the championship
II the world. We will give McCarey the
preference. McCarey has been especially
good 10 us and we Will want 10 show our
appreciation. II the Wells -McCarty match
u arranged for July 4 McCsrty will be
back here before very long. He wants 10
put in tire spring and summer near Los
angeles and IL would suit him nicely TO
have the July date with Wells TO look
forward to-"
'McCarey thinks well OF the Wells Nc
Garty proposition. He did not appear too
enthusiastic about II, as IL is rule with
light promoters not 10 become hysterical
over an attraction while one OF the fight
ers is stil footloosc. II Is very likely,
however, that McCarev will place HIM
self In communication with Wells at the
earliest opportunity,
1T would be "A match that would he
o' worldwide interest. OF course" said
McCsrsy, 'on account OF its international
Significance.
Personally would Ike 10 see II come
80 "A head. I recognize that boxing had
SIS origin in England and that the Eng
lish have improved upon the game and
kept Il clean and wholesome. For that
reason. In nv opinion. whenever good
man develops in England hc should be
made welcome among us and given a
chance to show how he compares with
America flclters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
SELECTS PLAYERS

The captains and managers or the
Commercial league basketball teams met
at the V. M. G. A. last evening for the
selection OF players for the various
squads.
The captains. who We're all members
Of the Y. N c. a. team of five wears ago
when the 'Y'' defeated everything in the
state. selected the following;
Halliday Drug company team-N Ham
mond captain. Flandro, Castro, Davis,
Nelson, Bigelow. Hood.
Salt Lake Hardware tcam-Hoffman.
ca aptain; Howe Rvdalch Walker. Hud-
son. Pascoe, Crandall.
HenaEer's Business college-Hoising
ton, captain; Korns Johnson Bone,
Candlan. Wheeling, Holt.
Parks Jewelry company team-A.
Gum captain: Parker. Hampton Tay.
Bleak. Post. Channel
Mountain States Telephone team
Gundfor, captain; Morrison, Rice, Dye,
Smith. Lee, Ainsley.
Continental National bank team-V1l-
cox captain: Anderson Tracy Jarvis,
Rogers, Cline Upham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
HORSES RUN TRUE
TO FORM At JuAREZ
Four Favorites and Two Sec
ond Choices Win; Two
Riders Suspended,
spee!a, 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
FL PASO, Tex, Jan. -Four OF tho
six favorites won al the Jockey club
Juarez course today. and In the other
two races wcll-ba cked second choices
scored. the afternoons sports being free
OF dumps and surprises.
Ancestors was jumped on In the third
race and slightly cut. but his injuries
viii not keep him from racing longer
than a few days Sister Florence was
from +. d. Weir by G. =. W!nfrcy. own
er OF BalclifI, for S525. Insurance Man
the winner OF the third race, was
boosted $500 over his entrance price by
horse. Sprightly Miss, the gclding's own
er. Mrs. VI. r. Farmer, protecting him
at the usual advance.
Insurance Man was in today for $500
The stewards today suspended +. Tea
han for five days FOR rough riding on
Orbci Lad In the second race. He car
ried Zoso9stcr out in the stretch In that
event Jockey J., Groth was set down
for five days by the starter for breaking
post rules With his mount Tllford Thorn
as. in the fourth race.
G; w. Clark,s good colt. FL PaIomar
again won today, this being the third
with olficia! closing prices. follow:
First race, mile-Colinet. 1OS Carter
TO ), won: Lambertha. 1O5 (BurlinGamel
10 to ], second: Zinkand.. los (Dreyerl
Royal River Originator Coopers. Har-
lem Maid All Moon, Ruby Knight. Boo.
ger Battle and The Peer also ran.
Second race. mile-Zoroaster, 10;
Dreycr) TO 1, won: Orbed Lad, 10S
(Teahanl . to 2. second Lotta Greed
t03 tRobbns) 3 To j. third. Time. 1889 3-5
Minnolett. Acumen. Anne McGee, Delmas
and Adolantc also ran.
Third race. five and a half furlonCs-
Insurance Man l0i tTeahan)) 10 5
won; Sprightly Miss. aS (McCabe) to /
second; kamchatka, 10i (Steele) 30 to /
third, Time. 1908. Ancestors, Ernest II,
Daylight. Mother Katcham. Palatable
Calcium and Lurla also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs-F,l Palomar
9s fKendrIcksl to !, won: TiIford
Thomas, 100 (Groth) Is TO 5, second
Terms Trick. loS ,(Cavanaugh) 4 to !
third. Time, 1:12 Sd, Joe Diebold. Sil
Alvescot and Cliftonlan also ran.
Firth race. six furlonGs-Rogon, 10;
CRlghtmire) . to 5. won: Parlor Boy. i!
(BuXton) TO |. second: Ethel Samson
lU2 (Gross) II 10 8. third Time, l:l3 1-5
Annual Interest. Bob Farley. Edmond
Adams. Uncle Jimmie Gray. Golden Agnes
Suffragist and Lady Young also ran.
Sixth race mile-Lackrose. III CBoreil
TO TO- won: Dutch Rock. 10 (Smalll
12 to .. second: Engraver 116 CRight-
mre) 13 TO :. third. Time. 1.iO. Gale.
thumpian and YmIr also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Plan Another Tourney.

But in the meantime there is no rea-
son for the hedvyweights 20 remain idle.
McCarty viii be away on a theatrical
tour and II Will take Wells some time 20
get here. In the months that intervene
between now and July. the other heavlos
should fight II out among themselves. !
think that PalZer, who has shown hims ELF
such a game fellow and such fair nght-
Ter, should be given every chance TO come
70 the front I would Ike TO see matches
In which PalzeT, Jess Willard, Bull
Young. 'Gunboat Smith and others would
figure And Il would please me very
much to match the winner OF a tourna-
mcnt OF that kind against the winner OF
the Wells McCarty match. That. ! think,
would be the final bout OF all In the
world'G championship series"
McCarty had no facial bruises 10 speak
of as mementoes OF his clash with Pal
ler. but his hands are In bad shape. The
ieft. which was none too well when he
entered the ring, did not suffer to the
same extent as the right. The knuclles
~ the latter are bruised and swollen and
q, viii be many days before his Sunday
ciO.gS will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
NJ 'CLOSKEY RETURNS
FROM EASTERN TRIP
viii Buy Salt Lake Club for
Local Parties or for
Miller Higgins.

John j. McCloskcy. one OF The organ
izers OF the Union Association Baseball
league and prominent in the councils OF
that troubled organization. returned yes
terday from his former home IN Louis
vile. KY, where he spent the holidays.
After stay or several hours In Salt
Lake City ne went to Ogden. where he
Honest John baseball In this section is
due for an immediate revival. McCloskey
holds an option on the Salt Lake base
ball club. good until January .. and
states that he has the promise OF ample
backing 10 exercise the option. Many
local baseball fans have promised him
financial support and the veteran is
pauy OF Salt Lake people 10 take over
Tho Salt Lake franchise.
Should the local hackers fail To make
good on their promise. McCloskey Will
OF the club Miller Hurgins. manager
OF the st. Louis Cardinals. has signliied
his willingness 10 buy the club He In
tends 20 send his brother here TO look
after the finances OF the club and would
no doubt turn over many promising play
ers 20 this team for seasoning.
Cooley Will not discuss his plans in
the event that McCloskey does not cxer-
else his option. II is Thought that the
owner of the ''Skyscra pers'' Is not anX-
ious 10 sell and II NcCloskcy does not
buy the club will bo withdrawn from the
market and retained by the prenest own
ers.
With McCloskey's return the affairs OF
the league will soon be Strengthened out.
as the club owners have been awaiting
his presence TO unravel the tangles in
the circuit McCloskey denies that he is
In any way n candidate for the league
presidency and would accept The place
only II convinced that 50 would be for the
best interests or the game. HIS preference
naturally would be 10 act as active head
OF 4 club rather than I'm an executive
office and IN is safe TO assume that the
h1n nna he Tf1a or',
ing lines this spring in uniform as the
director OF the destlntes OF some club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
NJ 'CARTY AND WELLS
WILL Be MATCHED
Luther Will Fill Theatrical
Dates Until July and
Meet Britisher.
PLAN ANOTHER SERIES
Palzer, Willard, Young and
Smith May Figure in a
Tournament.
PLAN ANOTHER SERIES
BY w. w. NAUGHToN.
OS ANGELES. Jan. 2.-To the VIC
tor belongs the hurrahs

tor belongs tho hurrahs.
II was sight for the gods 20
&< see Luther McCarty. the newly
crowned heavyweight champion oi
tEs world. standing up IN his automobile
outside Promoter McCarey's town office
this morning and bowling with all the
STaVity he could command 10 the piaud :
lts OF a crowd that stood ten deep around
his car.
When Il comes to looking grave or
dlEniiied. however. Luther is a rank fall
ure- He likes the adulation OF tho mul =
utude too VOL 20 be able 10 conceal Il.
ifis race was wrcathed In n smile of de-
Asht as he bowed north. east. south and
west 10 the cheering throng.
All tlGs time Billy McCarncy. the white
champion manager. was inside the Of
iice discussing the possibilities OF the fu-
iuro In the matchmaking line with Nc
carey Here is what McCarney had TO
fsy when he LETT tho august presence:
Luther feels that he is entitled 90 a
rest, but at that he Will not have a very
testtul time. We have had so many Of
iers from theatrical agents that we do
not know which 70 accept IL Is iilIefy,
though. that we will open at Hammer
stems in New York where n two weeks
engagement at $500 n week awaits US.
There should be good money for McCartv
IN the show business. Luther does not
lave TO depend on a boxing act or a
bag punching turn TO entertain an aud o.
lcnce. He Is al adept at lariat twiriina
sharp shooting and all that kind Of thing
and can go into towns where boxing j.
barred and give an interesting perform
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
MEASLES INVADES
GARFIELD COUNTY

Nearly one-thIrd OF the population of
Garfield county has the measles, accord
Ing TO the report OF Inspector Frank
Jordan OF the state board of health who
has just returned from n trip through
the county, For some time past there
has been an epidemic OF measles there
and at present there are said TO be about
1000 cases in the county.
Health officials say that the wild 0
prevalence OF the malady Is due to care
lessness in observing quarant'nes. In
spector Jordan reports, however, that
strict quarantlnes are now being kept
and that there IS every reason 10 ex-
pect an abatement OF the epidemic In
the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Today's Juarez Entries.

First race, three fqGioHgsn; purse.
10. Mrs. Nc. ,llo; Yatty Zip, 10, Ala
bama Ban. 11o; Water Lily. 10: Solid
Boy, no. Best Be. 110; Irish Ann, no
Second race. six fur longs, sell'ng-Red
Widow, %: Pretty Dale, 100; Luke Van
Zandt, l02; Green Cloth. 1o5; Jolly Tar,
1o5; Vireo. los; l See II, 100 Deoutante,
los: Loan Shark. 105; Loving Nose. lo7;
Tom G.. 10: Mercurium. 10; Mazurka,
Third race. six furlongs. sening-El
PATIO, 81; Native Son. 100. King Lear
102; Helen Scott. 103; Making. 1o5; Hen.
Williams, lo5: Doc Allen. lo5; Abihu, 105:
Mike Mollett. l05: Tallow Dip. 105.
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling
odeIIa. 100; Just Red, Io2; Chas; Goetz'
l02; Pipe Vision 1903; Visible, 104; Dc
scendant, 105; Frank C. Hogan, 105;
Transparent. 1o5; Cosgrove, lo5: Tim
Judge, l06.
Firth race, five and one-half furlongs.
purse-Truiy, 100; M!ssie, 100; Quick
Trip, 1o2: Rosiris. l02, Gordon Russell.
l0s; Stout Heart. los.
Sixth race, one mile, se!ling-Compton,
1Os: Nasalo, 100; Bob Lynch, 100; Rose
O'Nein. 10S: Rosevale. 10S; John Louis,
10: Black Mate. 10.
Weather clear, track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
BOYS Take Sweaters.

Coach Richardson OF the high school
had not Intended giving out the football
awards until after the holidays and had
arranged for assembly next Monday for
this purpose. Some of tho Indians' husky
warriors became impatient, however. and
stole a march on their chief. Edholnl.
the recruit guard who mado such n
showing during the past season. secured
his sweater early last week, and others
Immediately followed suit. Whether or
not the assembly will be held has not
been determined. but II Is likely such a
meeting Will be deemed unnecessary since
the boys took matters In their own
hands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Mrs. McCarty Is Proud
Of Handsome Husband;
Wires Congratulations
Special to The tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
FARGO, y. D.. Jan. 2.-of all the tele-
grams OF congratulations received by
Luther McCarty. the new heavywe!Eht
champion, probably none caused him
more surprise and pleasure than brief
message sent from this place, Mrs, Nc
Carly. Young and handsome, IS support .
ing herself and her child by washing
dishes In a saloon cafe here. claiming
that the big pugilist has deserted her.
This is denied by McCarty. who claims
that he Is contributing 20 her support.
Mrs. McCarty. when informed last
nlgnt that Luther mad Won from big Al
light Il am proud OF mn big. handsome
chap she declared, "and will return 10
him II he wants me 10" She at once
filed a message OF congratulations TO
Luther on his prizering victory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
AMERICAN RUNNER
SECOND IN RACE

EDINBURGH. Jan. 2.-Dinninr. a pro-
fcssiousl runner belonging TO London. was
first and william Queal OF New York.
second in q f.fteen-mile professional race
az the Powderhall athletic grounds The
winners time was hour, II minutes.
g. seconds.
LonEhoat the Canadian Indian. when
he won the same race last year. took
only 7 hour 20 minutes. ig-S seconds
for the distance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
MURPHY AND WOLGAST
OFFERED ENGAGEMENT
V International News Service

BY International News Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2-Promoter
James Coffroth Is now endeavoring to
bring Ad Wolgast and Harlem Tommy
Murphy together for twenty-round
contest on February 90. SO enthused
was Coffroth over the showing made by
Murphy against Burns that ne asked
Jim Buckley II he would agree to let his
lightweight meet the former champion
on Wsshlnston's birthday Buckley re-
Piled that he would affiX his signature
10 a set OF articles Immediately II Tom
Jones was willing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Entries Made in Race.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan The hrst
cars for the third 500-mile automobile
race 10 be held a. the indianapolis motor
speedway. Memorial day. 1918. were en-
tered today by the Stut5 Motor Car COM
pany or th!s city. The company named
Charles Nerz and Gil Andersen az the
drivers OF their two entries. MeTZ fin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Mattick Signs With sox.

CHICAGO, Jan. The gigned contract
81 Walter (Chickl Msttick, = Chicago
American ovtnelder. WAS received at the
CLUB headquarters here today Matiick
got into the game late last wear but
made a good record IN the city series
u Is generally believed he and Ping
Bodie will be pitted against each other
fo- berth in the outdeld this year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

vision OF cato receipts. side bets being
Incidental. but not objected to. Have
you anything. We want TO know Just
who -our man is, as we are not looking
Tor snaps. Yours truly. Edward j. Rhoad,
Eureka Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Physical Education Society to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of The
Utah Physical Education society will be
held at the Deseret gymnasium SATURDAY.
afternoon at I O'Clock. Prof. Jacob Ro-
ianti'e Pa ralvsis." After the business
meeting the society will have a social
hour. under the direction Of Miss Kath-
ryn Gsbbott and Miss Lucille Thurman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Reds Sign Pitcher.

CINCINNATI. Jan. Ray Frost. a
pitcher who Was with Toledo and Lam
caster. O.. last season, was signed by
Cincinnati Nationals today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

conductor A. w. GriSgs, who will be as
sisted By u. D. Wicliins. A. + Margotts,
J. II. Davis, w. &. Price and l.. III.
Brockbank. The colors OK the special are
white and blue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Motorcycle Club to Meet.

The Salt Lake Motorcycle club will
hold its first meeting OF the year tonight
at the club rooms on West Temdle
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Will Fight No Negro.

McCarney thinks that the Mc,.arey
scheme for sorting out the worlds heavy
weights Is a good one. He wants Il dis
unctly understood, however, that Nc
Carly VIII never consent 10 signing ar
ticles with a negro.
Palzers face presents n battered as
pect and the big Iowan Is depressed In
spivit. lie has not decided Just what nc
viii do. The chances are that Manager
pHourke VIII map out a progra rnrne fol
his proteze within a few days
PalEcr contends that two things con-
trihuted materially 10 hts defeat. In the
first place, he said. he needed at les 81
another week 10 train In the next, he
save he was not allowed 10 box In his
accustomed style.
said Palzer.
They tried TO make me lead and cnur,.
ter the way McCarty docs. and Il was a
big mistake II ] had fought Bor1bardi OF
Wells the way I fought McCarty, .aYelis
would have beaten mo IN very few
rounds. | knew that Wells was a clever
fellow and made I'D my mind 10 either
win or be licked inside OF FIVE rounds
toro Into him and | won in the third
round ! would like 10 get another match
with McCariy and be allowed 20 light IN
my own style"
Just nt present there i small pros-
pfct of a return match between Luther
and ~. IL may be different later on IL
Mccarey's suggestions are carried out
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Amateur Wants Bout.

Sporting Editor, Tribune. Salt Lake
City Utah Dear Sir.-Have an amateur
weighing loo pounds. height six feet, who
Is anxious TO meet another amateur
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ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
TIME SHORT FOR
BONUS, WARNS
PONY MAN
Special Offer Closes July 5 and
Contestants Are Urged to Ex-
ert Best Effort,

The bonus offers for clubs Of FIVE
subscriptions close July 3. No offer
as attractive will be made In rhe
Georgian and American pony contests
after that date
The next few days, therefore. should
see the contestants working their
hardest, using every effort to get as
many clubs as possible before expira-
ton Of the bonus offer period
The contestant who has four sub
scriptiOns should make an earnest
struggle TO get the fifth necessary 70
form the club. Re should explain tc
his friends that this one subsCrip-
ton before July means very much
more than 1t can at any subsequent
date.
Imposing MS were the vote totals
published in the Sunday American,
they win he dwarfe ! by the first pub
LEGATION after July ;. for on the nigh,
Of July . the bonus votes will be
rcckoued and credited to each con
testant's score. Some hard work has
been done, and a great many clubs
of five have been turned in.
There is another bonus offer IN
force-5O, 600 extra votes for the first
$50 turned in for subscriptions This
offer is Of indeterminate Iength-it
may be Withdrawn at any time
OF course, many G., the contestants
passed the $50 mark weeks ago. The
offer is aimed primarily at encOura1-
ing the boys and girls who are max
ing a late start, but who are deter
mined to win. The $4,000 boost will
be a substantial help to them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
ATLANTA To GET
$4,000 FROM
RAILROAD
Lessees Offer to Make Return en-
FOur-MiIIion-DolIar Valuation,
Says Judge Sibiey,

Atlanta probably viii receive $50, 600
as her share Of the return on $4,000, e.
600 worth Of property held by the les
sees Of the old Georgia Railroad. Jc-
cordinR 10 information received BY
city Attorney J. L. Mayson from
Judge Samuel II Sibley, representing
the city.
Judge Sibley has reported to Mr.
Mayson that the lessees Of the Geor-
gia Railroad have acquiesced in the
demand Of the city and are offering to
make the returns this year
The elimination of the issue fol-
lowed the survey Of the Georgia Rail
road property IN Atlanta by Chairman
Charles Whiteford Smith. Of the Tax
Committee, and Captain Clayton, Of
the city engineering department As
"a result Of this survey the railroad
property was valued at S4,O0o,0O0. AZ
this rate the city viii receive about
$4,000
Judge Sibley in his letter SAYS. in
part. THE decision Of the Circuit
Court Of Appeals is on CertiOrari be
fore the Supreme Court Of the United
States to review another portion ~
the decision, but it seems the rail
roads are aCquiesCing to the demands
as 10 the Atlanta terminals 10 the eX-
tent that they are Offering to make a
return for taxation this year.
THE Comptroller Is vested with
authority to act on the returns and
will do so under the advice OF myself
and Judge Hart. who represents the
state. ! would like to be advise J,
however az 10 what the city tax Of
flcers think the property worth"
city Attorney Mayson has commu-
nicated with the Mayor and Council
in regard to the matter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
THE PLAYS
THIS WEEK.


A clever comedy sketch. tramp
comedian and an aerial act feature this
weeks bill OF vaudeville at the Forsyth.
The remainder Of the offering is medi-
cre-considerRbly below the standard.
Edward Abeles and Miss Charlotte
Lander present most delightfully."- a re
freshing playlet Of marital life, He
Tried To Be Nice" 1t is fun OF laughs
and eXcelenuy done Billy McDermott,
on whom Nat Wills in his "trampiest'
days had nothing is the big laugh
maker OF the program. His stories are
new and clean and his hurlesque of
opera stars and bandmRsters is a
scream The aerial act. which is so
good IL takes a topnotCh place on the
bill. is done by Leitzel and Jeanette.
both young women. one OF the pair is
gymnastically a wonder and her feats
keep the house applauding throughout
her turns.
other acts are Rae Fenton. who her
self is a clever entertainer. but who for
some reason has two boys trying 70 as
sist her. Carlisle's Pony and Dog Circus.
treat for the Riddles NiolInslIy a
musician. Welsh Francis Company in an
extremely poor sketch. and the Pathe-
play.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Fixing His Status
In the Trial Court.

Uncle Rsstus. an old colored man
was arrested on a charge Of alluring
chickens from neighborly roost "a
the Rastus dinner pot. and since II
wasn't his first offense he had consid
cradle trouble in securing "A lawyer.
Finally a young attorney took the
case, and together they appeared in
court on the appointed day. Event
ually II came Rastus turn at
the judicial bar, and during the pre-
liminary practice the judge addressed
the accused.
Just one moment there" impress
sively remarked his honor Are you
the defendant i'm this case2"
NO sab" was the prompt reply
OF Uncle Rastus. proudly pointing to
his counsel Oats de defendant,
sab. lse de man dat stole de chick
ems.