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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Duluth, MINI. a fortune of $780,
GOO which Slipped through the fin
gers of Marie Orimann. widow or tne
late Chas. l.. Orimann, of DetroiL
whose death occurred sixteen years
ago. has been restored 10 her. In
the district court Judge Cant handed
down decision favorable to the Wild
ow and her son, Waldemero Orlmonn.
IN their suit Ca recover the title 90
Gao acres of mineral land ON tho Me-
saba iron range, which was claimed
10 have been wrongfnily diverted b.
the administrator Of the ortmann es-
tate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
ALLEGED "BAGMAN''
FOR TAMMANY
GIVES BAIL
Man Charged With Extortins
Tribute from Upstate Con-
tractor in Tolls; No Session
of Grand Jury Today.


[By LEASED Wire to Evening Iicrald.l J
New York, Nov. iy--hVcrctt Fow-
Ter of kingston, came here today 10
give bail on the Indictment found
against him yesterday charging thnt
he .as Tammany "hagman' eNtortod
S250 from Seneca Hull an up-state
contractor. ON the threat that u HUI
refused. his work ON state highways
would not be approved by inspectors.
There was no session OF the grand
jury today but on Monday District
Attorney Whitman viii take up the
cases of the men alleged 90 have
worked with Fowler
Norman H. Mack, former chair
man OF the Democratic state commit
tee 10 whose order Hulrs check was
made out, issued n statement today
saying that Il was o regular campaign
contribution, received In the regular
way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

civilian clothing and had plenty OF
state whother he was In El Paso
when the battle opened or whether
he fled after IL opened, and said he
was Colonel Antonio Goheau, but the
police say they are positive that he
Is General Castro
Lester Burnett son OF Mrs. \. l..
Burnett. OF m paso, was shot through
the hand this morning while stand
Ing In front of the Hotel Catherine
on South stanton street. by stri--
bullet from the Juaroz battle. lie is
a messenger boy This is the only
casualty on the American side 30 far
as Is known
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Washington. Nov. Wnkhlnnton
today awaited dispatches from
Charge O'Shau4hncsay as "a tho effect
~ Instructions sent him tate iart
night by Secretary Bryan. informiuR
counsollors az Ifuoria. who have dis
played an anxiety 10 reopen negolia-
tlonH. on iusl what conditions me
United States would assent % further
parioys.
A. tho new Mexican curnreea. which
the United States has refused o. rec
oenize as legally cnoncn. wBa 90 b.
convened by official order iafo today,
Il WIS cxpected here that drfinlto de-
velopmcnts ~ tho situation wnuld
materiallze.
Officials are confident that fluurtn
now realizes not only that tho United
states II ia earnest IN ils intention %
ousl him and may accomplish his
elimination hy lifting tho embargo on
arms hus also that Crent britain. AZ
well as the other foreign powers have
assumed more than a passive attitude
qf acqulescence IN the American nnl-
/ icy. The fact that Sir Llonri Car-
dcn. British minister % Mexlco, a
communicating 20 IIueFta lntisnatlonF
of q strong character that he must
eliminate himself IN accordance with
American contention. a said % be the
development on which the situation
has turned Within the iaat two deyn.
The capture Of fuarea. an important
port through which munitions o.
war might be passed for 4 vigorous
campaign on Chihushua and the inrEe
cities 10 the sonth Is expected % have
considerable effect In Mexico City.
Thc statement from Provisional
President Huerta thas ae Joined Gen.
erai Cafranza Ia repudialln9 media
tion IN any form BY the United States
was read 20 Secretary nryan but b.
made no comment. white house 0f-
ficlais likewise wore Informed hut
were equally reliceuf
The position that has hltherte b1rl
taken on the Reputation III media
tion by Carranxa ia that this govern
imeut neither offered nor Intended 60
lnffer mediation The washington
ADMINISTRATION has mniuialned mere-
ny that 4 can not recognise legal IS
have any international relations Wiia.
tho government az Mexico City and
has repeatedly pointed Qua a. sna sole
prerequisite 90 American recoruiiior
1.-THE elimination OF Iueria. Car8nn1n
has merely been asked for assurances
that q the embargo on arms wef
lifted he would give protection 20 for.
cigners and thelr Interests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
VILLA EXPRESSES RECRET
Ron AMEHICNN's DENTll

III Paso, Tex. Nov. i5.--"IeH the
pooplc OF ~ paso for me- said Cen
cral Pancho villa this morning ait'r
tho battle. at his headquarters IN the
customs house. "thut / regret deepy
the death OF the American auto driN-
or In this battle.
THE reason / took Juare1 was ne
cause the five days of fighting at
chihuahua had depleted my supply
of ammunition and / wanted % re-
plenish it. II is needless TO say that
/ got what ! came FOR My men cap
tured 5000 rounds of ammunition
two field pieces and two machine
guns. Less than third of my army
took part la this capture. have
Z coo me altogether and only 2,OON
nro here with me.
"It was the easiest fight ! over
had. We lost about five men. our
Wounded viii probably number about
25. The federal dead will number
between 90 and 80 men, while their
Wounded are about 80.
- will be busy for while and
D. not know what my next move VIII
b.. ~ tn, fedcrais at chihuahua de-
cido to follow me and try to recap
iOrc the town I will go out To meet
thcm so that no battle viii be fought
Within range 81 Ei paso !iut th'
federas will have some difficulty iI
eetting here for we have destroyed
tho railway to the south
man believed to be Genera
NfnnClsco Castro, commanding th'
foderal garrison of luare2 previous e
lnr attack, was arrested In ~ Pass
nt noon today by police officers In
houso In the southern part Of IN
cay and turned over 90 the unite'
sHtea military officers lie was u
N4oney on his person. llo declined &
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
FIRST DRAFT OF THE
CURRENCY BILL MONDAY
Tny Ieased Wire 10 Eyonlng IIcrnld !

lby lA'nsc0 WIRE 10 hfN"iik At''"i", ]
Washington, Nov 1.-The six ad-
ministratlon Democrats Of the acn-
nto hunklng committee today laid
their completed d.aft ~ the currency
him before senator ultchcock and the
five Republicans Mr.. lVchcock
and the Republicans VIII ondcayOr to
complete the first draft of their hlll
10y Tuesday and meeting of the en-
tire committee Inns been tentatively
called for that day
Tho Republicans finally adopted o
plan for tha guarsatee of deposits,
Senator Rristow brought in an
amendment 60 turn profits OF more
than 30 per cent over Co tho rov
crnmont Co form guarantee fund
ana redeem government bonds
Senator Weeks rcTcryed The righl
Ia oppose the guarantee plan on The
floor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
SENATORS AND DEPUTIES MEET THIS AFTERNOON
TO CHOOSE OFFICERS AND ONLY ELEVENTH hour
REPENTANCE MAY POSSIBLY SAVE SITUATION

Washington govorunient In that
event & "a probable thnt Vera CruE
VIII be evacuated ~ ,he federia.
y q reported here that sho gov
ernment army commander AZ Vera
Crux has been instructed, IN such m
event, 10 make no opposition. bat 10
withdraw his force 70 some point
nearer the capital aria there await
instructions.
u y not improbable that there win
boz All eleventh hour alteration ~
the g',vernmenf'a plum with reference
~ fhn meeting Of congress today
since IL is not regarded 81 pfohahie
lint Washinrton win recede from the
stand nnnouuced ~ MI linR ihal
congress shah not meet ~ ordered ~
Huerfa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
COTTON-LADEN STEAMER
BECOMES ROAMING FURNACE

savannah. Ga, Nov iG.--Thc Brit
lsh steamship Ulidla, Captain Me-
Cienahnn, clearing yesterday for Rot
terdnm with % cargo of cotton ana
merchandise put back 20 port this
morning on nrc.
when forty miles from Tybco, tho
FIRE was discovered In No. 2 hold by
the first officer. Tho matches were
lifted hut roaring flames drove back
tho crew ana covers were clnmped
down again while tho frcightcr turn
ed about and lahored hack TO port
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

iIig iienecsi wsre 80 r.srulng iterps0.
Port Huron, Mich, Nov. is.--Qne
Of the strangcat mysteries IN conncc-
ton with the destruction Of vessels
and mon on tho Great Lakes by last
Sundays storm was solved today
when William lnkor. diver idopu.
fled tho overturned vessel iu Lake
Huron, thirteen miles northeast Of
this port as the Charles IS. Price ~
Cleveland The Price is said 90 have
carried "a crew Of 2H. Aii of tho crew
are believed Ia have been lost
Until today all efforts 20 Identity
the dcrolict had been In vain and
there were many coniccturea as To-
her name. The general opinion how-
over. was that she would be found
to be either the Price or the Regina.
u is stlll thought that the wreck
ing of tho Price ana Reslna must
have boon in the same locality Tho
diver. however found no evidence OF
another suhmorged vessel beside the
Price. The opinion thut the two
steamers went down near onch other
By borne out hy the fact that body
from the Price was found wearing
"a Regina Efebclt
The identification the mystery
ship" makes d certain that the bouls
claimed boy Tho storm on Lake Huron
were the John a. McCean Charles
s. Price. James if Carruihors. Re-
gina, WcNford. ArR1s. iiydrls and
Isaac ~ Scott. Involving q death loss
OF approximately 1876 Tho storm
also took tie Lcaneld. William Not-
tingham. Horny %. smith. Plymouth
and Lightship 30. SO and Ia tho
neiahborhod OF 81 lives on fakes su-
perior, Mlchigan and Erie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

lBy Leased Wire 70 Eveusnr Herald.
. Mcxico City Nov. 1s--"fn
. view Of Ncnusilano CarranAas Z
= rapudiatlon of any form OF me-
= diation by or alliance with the =
. United States, Provisional Pres q
= ident Fucrta can Do no less than
y join him In him expression of pa 9
. triotic sentiment and maintain .
. unaltercd his dlgnlfied attitude =
3 toward Washington"
. This statement was made az =
y the national palace today.
= This declaration appears 60
. cast extreme doubt on amy re-
. nowal of tho negotiations be- 4
> tween Mcxlce and the Uniiod Z
. stntoA acfonilnE 10 tho Wow
Q tnkcn by wen informed persons
. here. Thcy declare thni it tends Z
. 20 suhaihntlate the belief thnt no =
o hope ia left ~ an amicabio nd- Z
q iuftment
. o4e~o0AaAaAA@eAAANe . Q Q o Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
PORTER CHARLTON
FORMALLY CHARGED
WITH UX0RCIDL
TRy Loascd wnc 10 FycnIng Herald. ]

Como. Italy Nov. 1.-the ltalian
judicial authorities having received
from the United states documents
proving the legality OF tho marriage
Of Porter Charlton 10 Mary Crltten-
den Scott. Of san Francitco. the prls-
oner viii be charged at the trial with
the crime Of dXorclde
The trial 81 10 take place az the enh
Of March. Under the Italian code
the crime renders tho guilty person
liable 10 sentence from % 70 20
years imprisonment Charlton has
been confined IN prison here since
August 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

NOgalcs. sonora. Nov. it.--ffanrfai
Carranza's smile at reporied aaeeesn
af his troops today broadenod o. 4
grin when ne was read 0enrfal
Iiuerta's mesaaso in reference Us ihe
lnaurRont LEADERS, stand rHnrdlHE
mediation in the Internal aHaifs az
Moxlc0.
slot hlm eay what be- Iikea" atlN
carmnza. The lnsuaeni received iAN
mfssage sn hle quarters ni fhe munlr
inal palace where hc remained aufuN
lho morning.
Carmntn miw nn cR'iera r n|n ~
coDlion room ID TIE tHInMa nnnN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Houston. Tex. Nov. i5.-One Of
two peace proposals aimed 10 settle
the southern Pacific strike was re-
fused by labor leaders here today.
They rejected Julius Kruttschnltt's
offer 10 confer with the federated
unions board. asserting that II was an
evasion. President Wilson's move
for mediation remained as the only
apparent hope for speedy settlement.
The statement by the federated board
on Mr. Kruttschnitt's offer read;
"Once more the Southern Pacific Of
ficlnIs are evadlng the issue. Mr..
Krnttschnlti PROPOSES the formulation
Of some plan To adjust future grlov-
ances. without any regard 60 those
existing Such being the case we
can. as matters stand. have no reply"
Mr. Kruttschnitt's offer was TO dis
cuss with q representative commit
tee Of tho four labor organizations on
strike. the question Of innugurating
system OF dealing with controver-
sizes through "A joint committee repre-
sentIng all four organizations.
Meanwhile. except for a few pas-
sengcr trains. the entire Sunset Cen
trail system was completely tied up.
No violence had been reported any
whore on tho 2,tO0 miles of idle track
between IN Paso and New Orlocas.
The Southern Pacific expected to
operate fourteen passenger trains
daily, manning them mostly with iis
own officials Among these are tho
east and westbouad daily trans-con-
tinental expresses, requiring eight
trains for each way. 10 maintain their
schedule.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

officers. The constitutionaliat leader
told callers yesterday that he hoped
10 BE- able to announce today tho fail
Of two moro cities. Culiacan. capital
of slnoloa, having been taken yeater-
day. Little attention was paid Go the
remark untii today when Il was be-
licvcd that Juurez and Chihuahua
City had been referred TO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN
RECEIVES FLUCTUATIONS


INV Irascn wire to EvcnIne Herald.
London Nov. CONCENTRATIONS
came from ~ parts ui che world le-
dry % the l,irhi Hon. Joseph Cham
borinln. the British stnttkman, and
his wife on she occasion of their sll-
yer wedding annlVorsnIy AIRS. cham
herlalu was thc only dauentef of tho
bate William g.. Endlcos,. secrctary
OF war under President Clegeland.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
OFFICERS AND MEN
OF u. S. WARSHIPS
RECEIVED BY POPE


Rome. Nov 5.-The pope today re-
colHed az the vutican the officers ana
blue Jackets of the United states war-
ships now visiting European ports.
The party was conducted hy Mon
aiRnor Thomas n. Kennedy rector oi
the American college In Rome; chap
lain william n. Roancy of the bntlle-
ship Utah, and Chaplain Curtis H.
Dickens of the hatilcship Florida
Rear Admirals Charles =. hhdger
Cameron MGR. Wnslow and Frank "
Beatty, and Captain William j. Max
well were introduced hy Monslsnoi
Kennedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
CREW OF AZ men
WENT TO DEATH
WITH STEAM
COLLIER
Another Vessel With All on
Board and Cargo Of 10000
Tons of Coal Added to Vic
Tins Of Lake Storm.
LAKE HURON MYSTERY
IS FINALLY SOLVED

= Montreal. Nov 15-Tho steam .
. collier bridgeport. sailing from .
= sydney. Cape Breton. with =
= crew of forty-two and a cargo =
. OF 10000 tons OF coal. has been =
. lost and probably al aboard 9
. have perishcd, according 10 an =
. official announcement made to- =
= day by the Dominion Coal COM =
. pany, which chartered the ves- .
. scl. 9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
BORDER Town NOW SEAT
Of FORMIDABLE REVOLT
AGAINST HUERTA

Two Thousand Consttutonalists at Two O'Clock in Morn
ing Make Unexpected Assault Upon Much Abused City
and Capture 1t With Ridiculous Ease villa Expresses
Deep Regret at Death of FL PasO Automobist Killed
in Machine By Flying Bullets and InsurrectOs Are Pre-
serving Perfect Order; Commander of Defeated Garri
SON Cannot be Found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
MARINES MAY Be LANBEI Q
At VERA Cruz To make
HUERTA TREMBLE

Provisional President in Calm Defiance Of All American IN.
timatums Proceeds With Organization Of Congress and
American Embassy Nay be withdrawn On Monday
Reputation Of Mediation Interference by Caffanza
BOlsers Up Naughty Attitude Of Dictator and Little
Hope Of Amioabe Adjustment or Renewal Of NeeOiia-
ti0ns Remains.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
MRS. OSBORNE WAS
FORMERLY IN
NEW MEXICO
Wife of stepson of Robert
L. Stevenson, Who Taught
at San Rafael, Asks for Di-
v0roe.
lBy Ieaqc,I Wire 20 Ilyenlng Herald.

lBy Iea7el Wire to Evening Herald
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. h.
Lloyd Osborne step son of Robert
Louis Stevenson, was made the de-
sendanl today In an action Tor divorce
brought In the superior court by
Katherine ID. Osborne. charging de-
sertion ana asking custody of their
two minor children. A property aot-
Element, alleged to have been agreed
between the two out of court Is em-
bodied in tho complaint and Ire
plalntin asks that 81 become "a part of
the decree OF divorce,
Mrs. osborne was Miss Katherine
Durham before ner marriage in Hone
oiuiu. April 2G, 1896 sho uilraos that
she and her husband have lived apart
since Octohcr 1901. when she suys he
deserted her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
RAILROAD STRIKERS
REFUSE OFFER OF
CONFERENCE
Peace Proposal Of Julius Krutt
schnitt Rejected by En-
plOyes Who Declare It Eva
sion.
SUNSET CENTRAL LINES
STILL PARALYZED
rms Irascd Wire Ia svrnlng herald. !

lny Icnscd Wire to Evening Herald. ]
q Washington, Nov. i5.--Thc =
. federal hoard of mediation and =
. conciliaticu conferred here to- .
. day on plans 10 bring about "a re- .
. sumption of traffic on the south 8
= crn Pacific, pending settle =
. mcnt OF the strike. some an- .
q nounCcmcnt was expected later. =
q q . q q . q q q q . q q 4 a q q q 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Miss Katherine Durham Will po 40"
mcmhorod hy riends here us havug
taught for some ume In "a coneror
gaiinnnl mission school u San Haf-
apl, Valencia county New MrNico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

TODAY'o NEWS TODAY
Xou Sc n N aps MaAEn.
eisty cents . month o. ~ csnks
= Weck delivered ~ your aoorl
nfty cents BY mali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
Track Owners Meet in Secret,
but Announce Nothing.
NOT YET READY TO TALK
w. A. Engeman at Conference
as Representative of Brigh-
ton Beach Course.

Definite plans are being made for re-
newal Of thoroughbred racing in this state.
and everything points TO q meeting at Bel
mont Park in June. The programme
book is being prepared for the Westches-
ter Racing Association. which races over
that course. and il may be made public
In few days.
The track owners held a conference yes
terday. when many of the details for the
coming season came up for discussion.
This meeting was held in the offices Of the
Saratoga Association at No East 4oth
street. ani those present were August
Belmont, James Butler Philip J. Dryer
and w. A. Engeman. Fred Rehbersei,
who frames the racing programmes for a
number Of the associations. \. T.. Ear
locher. of the Saratoga Association, ana
V. T. Schaumburg. secretary Of the Coney
Island Jockey Club. were also within call.
The meeting was held behind locked
doors. and a guard was posted in the cor
rider 10 insure even greater privacy.
When it adjourned all four men said that
there was absolutely nothing to give out
for publication. and Mr.. Dwyer added that
il was = most troublesome question.
The presence Of Mr.. EnCeman al the
conference WAS decided surprise. Mr..
Engeman is the president and controlling
factor OF the Brighton Beach Racing As
ISOLATION. and in the various plans that
have been put forward for the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
ALL-STAR HOCKEY SEVEN
FelloWes Picks a Team to Play
Winners in Canada.

In selecting an all-star hockey team
10 play the best amateur team in Canada
no favo- is shown and invariably the
players chosen are the ones who have
filled the various positions most accept
ably upon the teams competing In the
Amateur Hockey League championship
tournament.
Cornelius FellOwes. OF the 81. Nicholas
Rink management. VINO arranges such a
game every year As A post-season hockey
attraction and who is a good sudge Of =
hockey players merits, has this year Sc
lected the following players 70 represent
this country IN such game:
Goal. Lewis. Hockey club OF New
York. point, Browne. Crescent Athletic
club cover point. Du Fresno. Crescent
Athletic club. rover. Morgan. St Nicholas
Skating club. centre. mcdonnell. irish
American Athletic Club. right wing.
Brtton. Hockey club OF New York left
wing Chew. St Nicholas Skating club.
The choice II rover was divided be-
tween Morgan. of ST Nicholas. and
"IIobey' Baker. the brilliant Princeton
player. and Nj. Fellowes asked Baker 10
join the team. which he * willing 10 do
with the approval OF the Princeton fac
u.ty.
The Canadian selection probably will
fail upon the All-Stars. OF winnipeg.
which recently defeated the NictOrias. Of
Winnipeg In a series OF games for the
Sir Montagu Allen trophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
Owners of Nine KnoCkabOutS
Announced by Builders.

Bristol, r. J.. March 1.-THE feet Of
nine 4s-foot knockabout. baldhcaded
sloops which is being turned out here
for prominent members Of the New York
Yacht Club is now regarded as "A pos
sible stepping stone for the aspiration
Of those members for the Americas Cup
defending honors in a larger class mex,
year
Five Of tho now sloops are now a1oat
and the other -four are fast nearing com
pletiOn. The owners. announced to-day
for the first time, are Nice-Commodore
George +. Baker. jr.. Rear Commodore
j. p. Morgan. ir.. Ralph y Ellis. Harry
Payne Whitney, Pembroke Jones, Ed
mund Randolph. August Heckscher Will
lam Earl Dodge and Howard w. Max
well.
The new boats follow closely the fash
ion of the Dorcllo III and the Medora.
built last year by George l.. Batchelder,
of Boston and u G. s. Noble, of New
York respectively They are knock
about" in that they have no bowsprit
and "baldhcaded" because Of the short
Tomas. which Is capable Of swinging
only a small club topsail The DO
relic II and the Medora proved to be
fast both on and off the wind. besides
being comfortable and easy to handle.
The fleet will be in commission by
May !. and II is expected that the craft
will participate in the June races on
Long Island Sound and later come
around Cape Cod for the cruise Of the
Eastern Yacht Club
Local yachtsmen believe that some OF
these owners will be found among the
builders for the honor OF defending the
Americas Cup in 1914, If Sir Thomas
Lipton's latest challenge is accepted. II
is pointed out that the shippers of the
4G-foot sloops may become so proficient
i'm handling them during the coming
summer that some OF them will wish 10
match their skill and seamanship next
year in 15-foot sloops against profess
SIGNALS.