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orate ceremony. Mile. Ferdinande De
Lesseps struck the first blow Of q pick.
AZ at the point where the canal was to
enter the Pacific, each Of the party fol.
lowed with . blow, and there was
vast quantity Of applause and cham.
payne. ~.
From the very first the French COM
pany was beset with troubles. Az the
canal was not . government under
taking the work had to be let out to
contractors, and many Of these prov.
ed to be dishonest. They would take
out the soft dirt. collect the stipulat
cd price per cubic yard, and then 80
into bankruptcy. At Bogota the poll.
ticians not only exacted the usual
blackmail, but annoyed the company
with all manner Of litigation, the ma.
tive courts invariably ruling against
the French. Worst of all, perhaps.
were the yellow fever and malaria,
which killed of the engineers and
laborers by the thousand. In the last
three months Of 1884 the death rate
per thousand was nearly 100, and in
September, 1886, it reached 1867.
Sanitary science had not yet learned
how to cope with these diseases, and
there Is every reason to believe that
their ravages alone would have been
enough to insure the failure of de
Lesseps' enterprise, without the gross
extravaganza and the dishonesty that
characterized the work.
"The crash came in 1885," says Mr..
Edwards. After eight years of as
brave q fight as man had ever made
against nature, the bubble burst. 1t 10
estimated that stock had been issued
to the value of two hundred and nifty
million dollars. It is doubtful IL half
this sum ever got near enough to
Panama to be expended on sctual
work. Most of this paper was held by
French peasants and people of mod.
crate means. They had been led into
1t by the great name of de Lesseps.
You may be sure that none of the orig
lnal promoters were caught with stock
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NOTICE.

Estrayed from Berthold reservation,
40 head Of horses, principally mares,
branded Ak on left shoulder. Horses
are split up from one to five Or sin
in number. Anyone taking up the
above horses and advertising them,
scription, or notifying the undersign-
ed will be paid for same. On the 9th
er hand, anyone giving the wrong
description or incorporating tho
brand or concealing these horses with
out giving notice to the undersigned
will be prosecuted according to law. B,
Il W. J. Carroll, Minot, N. d.
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Surprising Cure Of Stomach Trouble.

When you have trouble with youri
stomach or chronic constipation, don't
imagine that your case is beyond help.
just because your doctor fails to give
you relief. Mrs. G. Stengle, Plain-
field, N. j., writes, "For over month
stomach. Everything ! ate upset II
terribly. One Of Chamberlain adveB-.
Using booklets came to me. After,
reading few Of the letters from peo-
pie who had been cured BY Chamber
lain's Tablets, decided to try them
! have taken nearly three-fourths Of
q package Of them and can now eat
almost everything that I want" For
sale by all dealers. advt.
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FRANK w. YOUNGMAN,
1O7 Reishus St.
Flies or Bed Bugs, Which?

OF late years since it has becc ne
known that flies are transmitters Of
many of our worst diseases, the,
housewives have come to fear them
worse than they do bed bugs, in fact,
many would rather have their homes
infested with the latter. There Is no,
particular reason why either should
be tolerated. Every house car be
screened for q nominal sum. If YOU
need screens, call on us. We have,
them in all sizes and to fit all pocket-'
books. ROBBERS Lumebr Co., II. 8.
johnson, Manager. -advt
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@ thsir haads whea the AAai beeak
asGsa The scandal was iunnsasA
xsay sovsrnnsat e4eials wsrs In.
VOWED. TIE shA0s Of It drove the old
nas-ls 0Fasd JFaasais-iaseas. aa
died few years latsr in An asy1an."
The esmPa.y went int The haadn Of
. ;rssslvsr whs opsaatssA tAs New
Nsosh Caaal ssa4aay, aad this sea.
sssn sold al 10 ri0has and pra0asty
70 tlas Ua1tsA e>stss II 1Soe. Daay
q ito baiadinss, rAnninG II stoe fpoo
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ESTRAYED.

From my place southeast of Minot
8 miles, Sec. 5, 1892, 2 mares 8 and
II years old and one colt, colt 10
months old. Bay mare about 1900
pounds, age 5 years, branded on left
jaw with circle, shod and battered.
One bay mare about II years old,
weight 1000, white star in forehead,
and branded TX Connected on right
hip. $40 reward viii be given for in
formation leading to their recovery.
Address
Richard Johnson,
r. d. No. a,
6-19-t3cg Minot, N. D.
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A Good Investment.

w. D. Magli, we'll known merchant
of Whitemound, Wis.,, bought a stock
of Chamberlain's medicine so as to be
able to supply them to his customers.
After receiving them he was himself
taken sick and says that one bottel
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more
to him than the cost Of his entire
stock of these medicines. For sale by
all dealers. -advt.
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TAKEN UP.

On Wednesday, Jnue 18th, at my
place one and one-half miles straight
north of Tasker, N. D., one bay geld
ing, weight 1000, white star in fore
head, white on nose and white on one
hind foot, branded U with reversed
Y on left shoulder, and brand on
left hind hip. Owner can find the
same to Cook Robinson, north Of Tas-
ker, or by writing him at Tasker, N.
D. 6-26-t3
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Has some good bargains in farms,
and it will be interesting for you to
'ead these ads.
F. w. YOUNGMAN'S AID. I've
are Offering a $40 acre stock and
grain farm, in the Des Laos valley;
two miles from Burlington. This
farm has 200 acres under crop, 1876
acres of pasture, 70 acres Of good
timber, good house, and fair barn
and granary. A running stream
runs through it, besides unlimited
pure well water. There is side
track and loading station on this
place where you can ship your
stock and grain to market from
your own farm. About half of this
land lies in the valley and the other
half on the bench. The bench land
contains 200 acres Of Ignite coal,
with nine-foot vein and a side
track on the land. This coal de-
post at 10 cents ton is worth all
most half million. The soil on
this GAO acres is all rich soil. About
half of it is fine land for cultiva-
ton, and the other half is good hay
land and pasture. We recommend
this farm to anyone who is looking
for a general purpose farm. Stock,
dairy, grain and poultry farm and
affords the best market in the state.
There are good schools, rural routes
and telephones, and very pretty
location. One third of the crop goes
with the place, and it will be sold
very cheap and on easy terms.
SEE YOUNGMAN.
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Registered Stallion.

Registered Stallion.
Standard bred, for sale or trade, Al
Logan (45805) foaled 1908, trotter,
seal brown; fine style and action.
Kind and vel trained; II IL hands
high, weight 1850, sure foal getter,
colts to show. This horse is grand
son Of Allerton (5128.)
-Nels johnson, L. B. 581,
6-28t4" Stanley, N. D.
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HOGS FOR SALE.

Seven fat hogs and one pure bred
Poland China boar, two months old.
Nels Haugland, r. D. No. 2, Minot,
N. D. 6-26-tf
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Engine and boiler work done by OK.
perts. We are prepared to visit you
on short notice. Can give you best
references. Prices reoSonaOle.
Phone ESQ Black, or call at electric
light plant. Minot. lS TIL
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FOR SALE Six horse gasoline en-
CINE and feed mill, complete. Good
as new. Have bought q large en-
CINE and will sell the above and
buy large mill. G. L. Moore,
.Minot. N. D.. r. /. 6-26-t3
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Herman Gordon. formerly Of Gordon
Bros, now Of The Plymouth Clothing
House, cordially invites HE old
friends to eaii. Opera House Block.
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F. W. YOUNGMAN'S AID. I've
are offering 100 acres, 35 miles east
of Minot, close to nice town, with
lis acres broke, small buildings,
good water. 80 acres of it heavy
loan, with clay sub-soil; 80 acres
of it black sandy loan. This will
be sold at sacrifice; cheaper than
homestead.
SEE YOUNGMAN.
F. w. YOUNGMAN'S AID. 3.-We
have three 80 acres joining, eight
miles southwest of town, $50 acres
under cultivation, that we are will
ing to give anyone at a big bargain.
SEE YOUNGMAN.
F. w. YOUNGMAN's AID. Ave
are offering solid section; six
miles south and west of Minot,
nearly all in crop, with good build
ings and windmill. This is near
Ole Owens place. 1t will be sold
for $50. There is an extra half-sec-
ton of well-watered and all fenced
pasture land goes with this. This
is a snap.
SEE YOUNGMAN.
F. w. YOUNGMAN'S AID. 5.-We
are offering an ideal quarter, to-
gether with a crop and buildings;
four miles north of Mniot for $3.50
per acre.
SEE YOUNGMAN.
F. w. YOUNGMAN'S AID. Eve
are offering near the Poor Farm, a
quarter section, 1876 acres under cul-
tivation, 10 acres hay and Is acres
pasture land, with spring water,
also house and barn for $4,000.
SEE YOUNGMAN.
F. W. YOUNGMAN'S AID. We
write farm-fre insurance, make
loans at reasonable rates. We trans.
act general real estate business.
: We would like to have you list your
farms with US.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN,
107 Reishus St.
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FOR SALE-Two pure bred Holstein
bull calves; mothers giving 50 lbs.
Of milk day each. J. E. Elsberry,
Minot. 7-3-H
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Lots II and
IL, Hecker's First addition to Minot.
Inquire of John L. Davis, Lansford.
N. D. 6-17-2mo.
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wANTBD-sone sooG marss end
horses in N exchange foe some
eood inside 0ty properly. Inqurse
]. n. Myers, 4o1 Alieo street:
phone 60 blue. l1u
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Duroc bears;
$40 if taken in the next thirty days.
Pedigree furnished. H. ]. Hecht, 5
miles north Of Minot. 7-3-tA
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
stock, horses cattle or machinery,
only hotel in thriving NorthDakota
town; junction point and county
seat. Commercial men make Il
their home. Beautiful dining room;
large cellar; barn; cistern; well; hot
water heat. Must sell on account Of
poor health and too old to continue
in business. Part cash, balance in
installments. Address C. o. Chose,
Stanley, N. D. 6-2G-t4cg
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FOR SALE-Pedigreed Duroc Jersey
boar, narrowed Apr. 16. Forest
Rice, Blaisdell, N. D. 6-26-t3cg
FOR SALE-Bull calf, three months
old, fine marked, 1892 Guernsey.
Good individual. Picture by request.
Inquire of Independent. IT,
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Waller Irrigation Project is now
completed and lands are open for set
Element. You get title in 80 days for
80 cents per acre. Water right pay
able in fourteen years 1t 6 per cent.
Better investigate this at once.
Matthew s. Olson,
5-16-tf Local Agent, Minot.
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AUTOMOBILE-Will exchange . 5
passenger Abbott. Detroit car for .
two passenger. Inquire OF Minot
Grocery Company. 6-22-H
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vANTED-Middle aged man and wife
without children to work the year
round doing gardening and attend
ing chickens and cows. Splendid
place for right parties. Telephone
81 or address Box SAT, Minot, N. D.
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Norman oeedeN, formerly u 0sedeN
Bros, new % che plymsvth clethiNS
Heuss. cordially invites HE I'D
friends % call. Opera House Sleek.
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herman ossdsN, formerly q. 0eede~
osoo. NEW % Ne plyNsouth c1sthinS
Asuss, cordially invites Me "a
friends % sajL opsss Mouse Dlool.
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FRANK w. YOUNGMAN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
lO7 Reishus St.

Has some good bargains in farms,
and it will be interesting for you to
read these ads.
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w AN I S

WANTED-N. Oak. Registered Phar-
macist desires location. 8 years ex-
perience. Best Of reference and
recommends. Address No. 10, care
of Independent. 6-17-t5'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-17
HARVARD HANDED
1872 YALE GAME,
SAYS HAUCHT0N
Some Startling Statements
Made Ivy Crimson Coach
at Mass Meeting. -.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. be-. l7.-"Har-
ward was handed last years game with
Yale. but wen this years contest"
Percy d. lIaushton. head coach OF the
Crimson .eam. said at n mass meeting
o. students ia honor of uagvaris
c1'~t 'onship eleven.
The Crimson head coach pointed out
in pictures thrown on to a screen sevsh
'g,arirg nistak, ;. which he said were
made by the Yale team IN 1912 in the
game with Harvard. Harvard played
errorless football In this years Yale
game. except for one off-slde play, Coach
Haughton sad. lie made no reference
at any time TO the play BY which
O'Brien o, Harvard unwitttinsly scored
q safety for Yale.
Coach Ia Ighton discrcd!ted the theory
that the forward pass ls an effective
weapon Of offersc. lie exhibited charts
20 support his point, AM declared that
the forward pass 10 OF little valu' when
the opponents know how to cope with II.
He sad the conser 'atiye game, steh AZ
that played by Harvard teams in recent
yeIrs, IL the best practical theory OF
offense
He referred frequently to Capt.
Ketch nm Of Yale. lie showed several
pictures of plays IN the Stadium In
which ketcham figured. pointing out
that IN each ketcadm was smothered
by the IIars ard forwards. while the play
was carried through. This was the rea-
son. he declared, that ketcham was not
chosen FOR the "Al'-Amerlce" team BY
Walter Camp k,tchan's roughness in
the early part OF the ifarvaI game
gave the Crimson an early advantage.
IN ii Tho coach
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Connie Mack Wouldn't Sell
Eddie Collins for 500, 600

average OF "a. A. for Collins, hs has
only been In the big lsRsus company Tor
six years, during which time he has .
neldins average Of ~ end . battins
average Of ,3sa In other words. on The
average Collins has hslded n points ost-
ter and has battsd o points better. In
his SIX years a. . regular" said Connie.
collins has hit below 300 but once. In
his first year In fast company he battsd
IA In the twelve years Tinker has
played major league ball he has hattsd
over the 100 marx Just once. whsa his
average was SIS
collins v At least Just a. hsainy -
Tinker. He 10 faster on ne bassa. but
to clinch the argument. he 10 Q whole
lot younger. Tinker will Be thirty.four
next July. He IL oeyond the prime Of q
hall player. Collin sis twenty-ssvsu and
has several bmore years at his best in
his system. barring accidents A. q
general proposition AZ \ player. Tinker
has but two or three years.
And Connie declares the comparison IL
not made to detraot In any way from
the work Of Tinker Also he wouldn't
| sell Collins for 100000 Y como club
should offer that sum.
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Price Paid for Tinker Inspire:
Athletics Manager to Do
Some Comparing.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II. When
Connie Mack. manager OF the worlds
champion Athletics. was informed that
Charley Ebbsts q the Brooklyn Club
haA bought lee Tinker from Garry
Hermann Tor tA.po he took . ions
breath, threw out his chest and re-
piled:
III Joe Tinker IL worth $4,000. then
the lad ! have covering second base for
my club. Eddie Collins, 10 surely worth
Just four tines that amount. which Is
tlOO. 900 To prove that I am right. just
listen to tho two records OF the players.
In the twelve years that Tinker has
played In The major league he has .
aeid,ng average Of .ssa and . batting
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-17
SHEPARD 0UTPOlNTs
h0MMEY ON B0WERY,

Packey Hommey and Jack Shepard.
the east side lightws!ghts. met in the
man % at the Atlantic Garden A. c.
show and Jack outpointed Paoksy 70
far that there Wa no doubt shout the
victory. Shepard Wa too clever and
shifty for Hosnmey. whom he boxed
rings around In the majority Of the
rounds. Hoanmey tried hard 70 get one
Of his risht.hand swings over TO 8hep-
ards Jaw, bat the latter managed to
avoid this waliop BY fast footwork and
clever duo,IinG.
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Sport Queries Answered.

to Philadelphia ninety miles an hour
during the worlds ser1ssf L. II. q.
~ xwsaty-oas yssss. (a) 10.
az no.
10 The Sporting ndits:
Let me know the birthplace Of Red"
Murray. outne,der OF the Giants.
p. A. g.
Was born In Ysnnsylvaaaa, shout
thirty miles from 1lni1a, y. =.
To tho Sporting Editor.
Who in your opinion. IL the better
man. Her.os or shafer. counting on
ieldlng. hitting, baserunning. head.
work. team value and pepperf
I'VE.
lgodlsw tnAnks 0hsfsx - Our
opinion does not count
To the Sporting bditne:
What II the record short time nine
inning professional baseball gamer
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Giants ana Fh1lliss played sxhiha
ton game last ian n thirty-sisA,
mi. utss.
! To the SPORTING Editor:
| Please state the nationality o.
Brocco. the six-day rider. Both par
ties arc aware # the fact that 10 va
born Of Italian parents in France. bu
Of what country doAP b claim citissn
Bhip. Q. N.
Re sVs he's . 1ssaohmaA.
10 III. .,ost1us Ddits:
G.ve me the respective helshts o
Ohr1sty Mathswson and tho lat
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Shugr1le and Gu Smith
To Box Again Next Week

night, Jim flynn, the FuoUlo uronAn.
ana George Rodsa and Batting Levin.
sky and Jam Coffey. the Dublin Giant.
are all training hard for the coatssts.
A. an NEGATIVE to- the ne INTO win
Billy Oihscn has notlssA them that he
. tsn-round 20 q ths 0ardsa 4. q
Matty BALDWIN. Who 10 0ell AshtinS
dsApite his ing 0resr within the
ton Of 3sbs and uppsscuts IN anothss
scrap Tomorrow night He viii try
these punches on Phil Brock. the Cisvs-
land liGhtwslght N . twelve round eeut
At Akron. O.
The state Athletic Commission 1t tn
regular weekly meeting notified lie SEC
rotary, Charley Harvey, to send word
To the Federation OF Boxing OF France
that they stll recognize Jack johnson
as the heavyweight champion Of the
world. no matter II he has passed up
bouts In France with Sam IAngtord and
other fighters.
jim Buckley. manager Of Tommy MUIR
ply. made such q boiler about having
|
Richie had declined TO box HIM on the
night of Dec. II that Richie made h IN
"A present of S200 70 cover the cost OF
the training. Murphy will begin train.
ing again shos'uy. a. he Ia rsn,otched to
box Ritohis In 6aa Francisoo on Jan. a
The mstohmAlssss q two local oaubs
announced to-day that they had signet
up tho main bout for their shows on
Saturday n,ght. Tom NcArdls has %
cured Johnny Harvey and Bobby Moor,
20 meet at the Fairu0nt A. O.. .vhit
lack Mccarthy has engaged Damn!
Ridge ana Benny LEONARD 70 battle Q
the Brown Gymnasium A. \
Terry Mctsovsrn. although Q rsgulaa
actor now In Tho BoWsry After Dark.
10 Sun inter sstsd In the hSht game. II,
3 interested In Jack Driseoll, tn,
Brooklyn heavyweight. who 10 bsint
managed by Joseph Kenny. q half
brother OF Terry by the way Tsrr.
believes Dr.soou has tie makinEs OF
first class heavyweight 'Bpt." say
Terry. ''hs NEEDS 70 - carefully an
patiently handled. IT'S dead wrong {
rush . fellow along too fast Just b
cause 10 locks coed" Drsceal n
shown we'll In ~ recent bouts
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Palmer EUaded
Sweeney Bout

At tho Falrnont A. C. Frankie Mack
Of Boston gave Gene Gilvey OF Harlem
n sound whaling before slim crowd.
Gilyey was unable to land . clean
punch during the entire ten rounds.
In tho other ten-round bout Johnny
schumacher OF Davenport. Iowa. out
pointed Babe Davis OF New York. This
bout was a substitute bout for Benny
L. onard and Joe Stacey. who wore
scheduled to go ten rounds. Leonard
after looking the house over refused
tn go on. The ma event between
Knockout. Sweeney and Joe Palmer
failed to matcrialize IA Palmer got
cold feet and ran out of the building.
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Wisconsin Boxing COMMUNION, in Suspendins
Packey Mcfarland for Year, Cites Nothing
> NeW When 1t Charses Him With Stating.

WISCONSIN
Packey Mcfarland
hight with JACK Triton Muwauke. The
the
. In IL andw
70 II
- Mcfarland n
"s'a'nng
no psnse Of doing otherwise He has pnhcy stated Of -m that he
eoH out win h retire from the People who Mcfarland
snt make he boxes
Ne law whiob doesnt match . .
Pockey deserved
refusal Dei0h Brions declares
Pockey absolutely refused reg rcn the
left a When ne finally 0
insisted ~ could wetoh private the
his ordinary clothes that the Wcight
announced from the ring
d6ns Of the
land Of
little ending of
McFarAnds
FIGHT AGAIN probably
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n ~ opsrsias nditor:
II there an amateur BOXING tourna-
mnt In the month Of january AT
What club and the entry fee3
AMATEUR X. o.
9As new YoYk Athletic Club VIII
heiA - aAaNsar boxiAG tournament
ns9s meath. 1.tzy fss q.
- ~ epostias Editns;
In auction pinochls (partnerO. Only
one man has . pair. 10 no forced to
maize trump. or can he check In?
-.,.- 8. SELTMAN.
Re can DO either.
10 tn sporting Editor.
In game OF pinochls A has . king
and queen Of each suit and In tru nps
has ten. Jack and acc besides. A says
altogether he mslds 800, u says $50
Who winsf .. A Gays In game OF foot
bail team with ball Is on the defense.
B says team with ball 10 on otfense.
1..A1 error o. the typss n . recent
answer 70 this query made IL READ $50
xhs ''roundAouss" and sequence Of l5o
oolas 80. TAs marriage Of the kAs
aaa queen Of trumps counts 1ndspsn.
Gently Of ne sequence Of $50. Any
oombaAatioA Of cards n ptAoch1s not
lpsevieusly nsldsd 70 allowable. q
Team with bau u On ths o3sAss.
| 10 tss spustAas Eiits;
was the colorsd hcycls rider. Tay.
lor. sven . participant In any six-das
bicycle raos N Madison Square Gar
dent 4CABA
| Tea
~ How old u Battling Lsvinsley'
az Wa w,lbsrt Robertson svse ~
Leased TO any team before hs became
manager Of the Broolkiyn team
(O DID any train 20 from New Yori