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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31
JACK JOHNSON
LUCKY FELLOW
Black Champion Is on Road to An
other Big Fortune

The wise ones are claiming that
there is a real rabbits foot in Jack
Johnson's home. A sport writer says:
Considering that according to every
reasonable deduction Johnson ought to
be incapacitated broke and trying to
show the court why he shouldn't serve
a iail sentence, on no other grounds
than that he's the luckiest guy living
can his present day happy condition
be explained.
THE smoke is SO years Of age and
according to ring history he ought to
be L mark for the other heavies, but
it's a cinch that there is no heavy in
the business today who can drop him
in a twenty round battle.
johnson has been trimmed by pro-
moters squeezed by lawyers fined by
courts and mulcted by his own pleas
ures and vices, but there he is today
with the start OF another fortune and
at least 100000 more i'm sight.
THE champion is wanted in Chicago
| in an appeal trial for penal offense'
! but he's in Europe where France idol
ICES him and the public does not turn
up it's nose at his white wife. Since
winning his crown, Johnson has fought
no one but 'cheeses.' Now that all the
good fighters are dead or out of the
way, there are only lot of weddings
for Johnson to tackle Jack has the
| following battles i'm sight:
with Sam Langfurd, October in
| London.
with Georges Carpenter in France;
date not set
with Gunboat Smith. match not
| made. but on its way.
with Jesse willard, bout yet To be
arranged, but in the hands of Jimmy
| CuffToth.
AT his regular price of 100000 for
each bout, the big smoke stands ready
to clean up $4,000 and he will have
his share of the moving pictures to
| holm ont ("
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National League.

Boston, July 81. 49, Although Griner
allowed Boston only one single yes
| terday, his team mates fielded poorly
and Boston won. r III T.
Boston ........OO1O000 = l .
| St Louis 100000 Z 4
Batteries - Tyler and Whaling:
Griner and Snyder. Two-base hit --
Riggert, st. Louis. Home run-Snyder,
st. Louis.
brooklyn. July 31.-Pittsburgh bat
ted Allen hard, took advantage Of
Browns widness and hit Enzman
while Brooklyn was making errors yes
terday and won. X ii T.
Pittsburgh O4O010110- II l
| Brooklyn .00O010001- 4
! Batteries-C Cooper and Gibson AL
| len, Brown, EnZman and Miller. Two
base hits Kelly, Pittsburgh; Miller,
Brooklyn. Three-base hit - Dalton,
Brooklyn.
New York, July 31,.-After winning
nine consecutive games from Cincin-
natl, New York was stopped yesterday
by a former comrade, Leon Ames, who
smut lIefn out. MulHtWSoH l'ltNitu a
splendid game for New York, but n
wild throw by Meyers defeated him
| i'm the ninth. X ii r.
Cincinnati .OOO00OO02- . 3
New York 10000 10000 2
Batteries-Ames and Clarke; Math-
ewson and Meyers. Two-base hit
| Clarke, Cincinnati.
Philadelphia. July 31.-After Phila-
delphia won the first game here yes
terday in II innings Chicago turned
the tables in the second. Alexander and
Lavender had duel i'm the opener. In
the second game Vaughn kept the
home teams hits scattered. II III Il
| Chicago ..0OO12 100000 3
Phila. ...1O000011 0001-4 Q
Batteries-Lavender, HUMPHREYS and
| Bresnahan; Alexander and Doom.
Two base hit - Zimmerman. Chicago.
Three base hlt-Magee. Philadelphia.
Home run--Cravath, Philadelphia.
| Second game r. III Il
Chicago ......1020100 L 3 Z o
Philadelphia 10000 10000 G
Batteries-Vaughn and Bresnahan;
Rixey, Ocschgcr, Baumgardner and
Killifer. Two-base hits-Vaughn, CHI
cago; Luderus, Magee. Philadelphia.
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JEFF TESREAU
IS WHITE HOPE
Huge New York Pitcher Would
Wear PugiIistic Crown

New York, July 31.-If John McGraw
isn't careful he'll wake up some morn
ing to find that Big JEFF Tesreau has
jumped the Giants and taken job in
the White Hope league. For Tesreau
secretly nurses the ambition Of some
day wearing the crown that once dec
Grated the dome OF Jim Jcffries, the
man whom it is said Tesreau rcsem-
bles greatly in both physical and facial
appearance, and which likeness won
for Tesreau the nickname jeff.
But Fate so far has ruled against
Tesreau becoming pugilist and il
seems that Fate will continue so To
rule, assisted by Mrs. Tesreau, who Is
very much opposed to Jeff's pugilistic
ideas.
JEFF yearns to bring back to the
white race the crown that Jack John
son snatched from Jeffries. And those
who know Tesreaus skill as a boxer
and who know of his terrible strength
and the terrific punch that he carries
trained Tesrcau soon would rank as
the greatest heavyweight fighter in the
world.
Tesreau first connected with the pu-
gilistic ambition when he emerged
from his teens. lie was as huge and
as powerful then as he is now. 1t is
quite likely that he would have taken
a whlrl at the professional fighting
game then If his parents hadn't dis
suaded him.
There was another reason too. Just
about that time Tesreau was startling
various communities by his pitching
feats. II seemed certain then that a
brilliant future was in store for him In
baseball. whereas. I'm pugilsm. his fu-
| ture was a question. So, JEFF being a
sensible person, stuck To the trade that
was sure to bring home the bacon
| regularly.
JEFF has since become quite famous
as a pitcher-and quite disguised with
the poor crop Of white hopes that have
been harvested since Jcnries was sent
| into the discard. If some hope doesn't
rise up soon and make a noise like a
| regular fighter, it's possible that JEFF
Tesrcau may bust loose from the ties
that bind and shove his huge franc
into the pugilistic spotlight. And then
Messrs. Johnson, Willard, Smith, ct
| al, may beware.
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WELSH COMING IN FALL.
Champion Will Give White Chance at
Title,

Chicago. July 31.--Freddie Welsh
lightweight champion Of the world, will
give Charlie White "a chance at the
title, but only If the purse is To his
liking. Welsh i'm a cable stated he
would be in America in October and
that his first fight as champion would
likely be staged on Thanksgiving day.
He doesn't say White will be the first
man to meet him. The Lightweight
who can draw the biggest gate will be
his first opponent. But he will meet
White If the purse offered him is big
enough.
And il is no certainty that the White
match will be at 1873 pounds ringside
a stipulation made in Whites challenge
To the champ. I'm champion and I'll
do the debating on the weight matter
was the way Freddie expressed himself
in the cable. From the way Welsh's
cable is worded it appears he would
rather fight in America than abroad.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Detroit. July 3l.-One of the most
disorderly scenes ever Witnessed on the
local ball field was enacted during the
ninth inning of yesterdays game be-
tween Washington and Detroit, which
tie locals won i'm the tenth. The riot
started when Second Baseman Morgan
was called out at first by Umpire
Sheridan. Morgan in anger started
toward the umpire. Sheridan struck
Morgan and several Washington play
ers Joined in the argument. Catcher
Ainsmith is said 20 have struck Sheri-
dan. who was being held by several
PLAYERS from both teams. sheridan
ordered Ainsmth and Morgan off the
field and as the two players were pass
ing the grandstand a spectator sald
something which Ainsmith resented.
He Jumped into the stand and blows
were exchanged. Catcher Henry at
tempted to pull Ainsmith from the
stand and a chair thrown by specta-
tor struck Henry on the head Inc
crowd then rushed on to the Held ana
police who had been hurriedly sum
moned succeeded in driving the crowd
back and play was resumed. Covales-
kie was invincibie after the first ana
struck out II men. IL IL II
Washington 5000
| Detroit ......0020 000OOl-
Batteries-Harper, shaw and Am
smith. Williams Covaleskie ana
Baker. Two-base hits - Moriafty'
Heilman. Detroit. Three-base hit -
| Crawford, Detroit.
| Chicago, July Sl.-Boston buncheu
hits yesterday and shut out Chicaso,
making 1t two straight. X II y
| BOSTON .....2O000 O.
| Chicaso .......O0OO000O
Batteries Shore and Thomas; Benz
Russell and Schalk. Kuhn. Two-base
| hit-Hoblitzel. Boston.
| Cleveland. July Sl.-New YORK won
another double header from CleVelano
Yesterday. the first game going tel. IN
nings The winning run In the hrs'
game came in the tenth, when Hartze'
singled. stole second and scored OF
! cree's double. Hartzel was injured
I'm the ninth. inning Of the second game
I'm stealing second and retired
II III Il
| New Yor:, ...O0O0200OO1- ~
Cleveland ...OOO2o0OoOo-E
H Batteries-Cole and sweeney mor
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HOVLIk'S WORK
SHOWS HOW LUCK
FIGURES IN BALL.
l. :. :. :. :. !. = :. :. i. = = j. :. !. :. !:

A manager can't always tell when a
pitcher is right" and there are times
when pitcher himself isn't certain Of
IL.
Joe Hovlik, one of the star pitchers
Of the association, warmed up with
three Of his eliminates before the first
game on Tuesday. Clark watched
them. OF the three he selected Hoylik
as the best. The Bruins knocked him
stiff IN. one round.
There was nothing battling about his
slants and his control was crippled.
Hovlik begged to be sent back i'm the
second game, and was given another
chance. lie had everything in the uni
verse, as the saying runneth. a bum
in the first, a bear in the second, and
all in one afternoon. You never can
tell about this game OF baseball
Cleveland News
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BOXING, WRESTLING,
ROWING. AUTOMOBILE
RACING AND TENNIS.
.SOX TO INVADE
SOUTH AMERICA
Plans for Baseball Tour Already
Being Considered

Chicago, ILL.,, July 31.-President Co
miskey of the White SON. having re-
.ained his land legs is beginning to
pine for the briny. Recently he was
looking longingly in the direction of the
River Of Doubt" and surrounding ter
ritory, which, translated in words
means that he is contemplating invad-
ing South America with the White SOx
this winter
Like the trip around the world
Journey TO South America IL beginning
to grow on me-" said Mr.. COmiskey. Il
don't see how we can keep away from
there so we might just as well get
ready for the trip. We need another
team with us. but even If We shouldn't
guess We could recruit two teams.
and i'm that case the players would be
the best I'm the country. No second
hand material will go. That il GER
tain II will be two first-class teams.
Il don't care whether a trip would
pay or not. All we want to do is to
show the people of the earth our ma
ticnal game. After South America II
will be Africa, and then-well, we
ought to have pennant winner for
the south side fans by that time, as we
viii have no more worlds 10 conquer
President Comisisey would not say
whether or not he and McGraw had al
ready worked out the details, or even
If the Giants were to go along, but
from hints dropped the chances are
that they will.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31

3 A s EB ALL

ton and O'Neill. Two base hits -
Graney, Cleveland; Cree New York
Three base hit-Jackson, Cleveland.
Second game r IL T.
New York ....007O001O 90 s 10 3
Cleveland ....30001020O 8 l
MISUNDERSTANDING Pieh and Nuna-
maker; Coumbe, Steen, Collamore and
O'Neil Two-base hits Chapman.
Kirke. Cleveland; Pieh, New York.
Three base hits-Maisel Peckinpaugh,
New York.
St. Louis, July 3l.-Bressler was
too much for ST. Louis yesterday,
while his team mates hit James when
hits were needed and Philadelphia
| won Il III T.
Philadelphia ..000121OOO-4
St. Louis 100 100000 l 4
Batteries - Bressler and Lapp,
James. Taylor and Agnew. Two base
hit-Strunk, Philadelphia. Three base
hits-Lavan, st. Louis; Walsh, Phila-
delphia. Home run-Baker, Philadel-
phia.
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BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, TRACK AND
FIELD AND AQUATiCS.
SMALL SLICE OF
SERIES MELON
# Red Sox Win In American Many
Players Will Share

Boston. July 3---Bill Carrigan and
J. Lannin. who respectively boss and
own the Boston Red SoX, seem to be
bent on making the shares per man,
II their team gets into the worlds SER
les. as small as possible. Mr.. LIannin
lately has become the country's lead
ing buyer OF baseball talent on the
hooi and Mr.. Carrigan has so many
athletes hanging around that he has
to keep a list posted in his locker, so
that he can remember them all.
Nobody else can count them up. 1t
is known that Boston has six right
hand and four left hand pitchers;
that is possesses four first basemen,
only one Of whom, of course, works;
that ii has at least five outfielders, two
Of whom, Henricksen and Hooper, are
among the idlers; that four catchers
are on the pay roll; and that more men
will he added any time anybody offers
any desirable players for sale, especial
ly if New York is after the man.
Twice now in two weeks 1t has hap
pcnod that these two clubs have met
in competition and that Boston has
won out. Farrell was after the Balti-
more pitchers whom Boston secured
and also had the first bid In for Hob
litzcl, according to his own statement.
All Of which proves that the scripture
is right when it says that ITO him
that hath shall be given"
Boston is hot after the flag. The
players haven't forgotten that nice cut
Of 1912, and Mr.. Lannin would dearly
love to mark his first year in baseball
by participation in world series. He
will pay the price to get the material
To put his club there. Lannin has made
hit with Boston fans and should prof
il on his investment this year.
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PUTS HOPE IN M'lAUGHLlN.
President Wrenn Of Cup Committee
Thinks u. S. Will Win.

New York. July 3l.-Upon Maurice
T.. Mclaughlin rests the chief burden
of defending the Davis cup. which
Robert ID. Wrenn, chairman of the AM
ercan cup committee today predicts
will remain in this country. Mr.. Wrenn
said the committee pinned it's faith
upon Mclaughlin and added that the
champion was now at the top of his
game: that he was in perfect physical
condition and that his playing was be-
wildcring. Concerning the other mem
bers of the defending team Mr.. Wrenn
spoke highly OF the work of Williams
and Behr. but was inclined To bel.eNe
that Bundy was a trifle heavy, "A con-
dition he hoped would be overcome be-
fore the international matches next
month.
Chairman Wrenn announced that
President Wilson, former President
Roosevelt. Sir Cecil A. Spring Rice, the
British ambassador, and Mayor John
Purroy Mitchell had been invited to
witness the challenge round for the
international trophy.
Mayor Mitchell and former President
Roosevelt have already accepted the
Invitation. Chairman Wrenn expects
favorable reply to his invitations
from President Wilson and the British
ambassador.
The foreign teams now in this coun
try from Great Britain, Australia and
Germany will come to New York on
Saturday.
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HEAVYWEIGHTS POPULAR.
Matchmakers Seek Signatures Of GOOD
Hopes"

New York, July SIT seems as
though the local club matchmakers
would sooner sign up heavy WEIGHTS
than boxers i'm any other class. Just
as soon as the managers of the big fell
lows show any inclination to match
their men the promoters get busy and
make them good offers.
As evidence OF this two more import
ant contests between big scrappers
were clinched today. Billy Gibson,
manager OF the Stadium A. c.. signed
up Joe Jeanette aud Battling jim
johnson. tho colured "heavies," to en-
gage I'm another tcn-round so at his
club ON the night OF August ., and
Johnny Weissmantcl secured Fred
(Sailor) Frltta. the Brooklyn fighter,
to meet Battling Leyinsky in a ten
round go at Il show of the Broadway
sporting club Of Brooklyn on Auugst
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MAY PREVENT OLYMPIC.
General European War Would Stop
Cameo.

New York, July 3i.-Thc war clou ]
that hovers black over europe may
put biz damper On the athletics ac-
tivitics the world over for several years
to come. Should the worst happen ana
Europe be plunged into general war
there will be no European entries IN
our Panama Pacific exposition games
a year hence. and II Germany should
get into a war with France or Russia
the Germans will fling themselves into
the conflict heart and soul, and win OF
lose there will not be time enough and
energy enough loft after the struggle
for the Germans To or anlze the big
Olympic meet at Berlin.
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Nationals.

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Boston.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31

Russ Erwin, the former Brooklyn
b1ckstop, has done fine work with the
stick as well as behind the plate since
he joined the Cincinnati Reds.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31

Pittsbur h. July Si.-Pittsburgh de-
fcated Kansas city yesterday. Dickson
allowed only six hits and was backed
up by sensational fielding. u II Il
Kansas city ..O0OOO0OO0- o 6 /
Pittsburgh ....O000O0O2x- 2 9 .
Batteries Adams and Easterly:
Dickson and Berry.
Baltimore. July 3l.--Indlanapoiis-
Baltimore game postponed; rain.
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British war vessels annually con-
sumo three million long tons of coal
and 100000 long tons OF oil fuel
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Federal League.
TODAYs GAM ES.
American.

Washington ut Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31

There are eighty-five foreign insur-
ancc companies operating In Argen-
tina.
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Federal League.

Brooklyn. July 3i.-Brooklyn and st
Louis split double header here yes
terday. st. Louis batted Seaton and
Chapelle hard in the opening contest
Crandall was unable to hold the locals
IN check i'm the second game. II IL II
st. Louis ......1 30001 o 8 IA
Brooklyn ....O0O0 0O020-- 2 6
Batteries and Simon; Sea-
ton, Chapelle JUL and Land.
Second game II III +
St. Louis .....0O200O0 5000 9 Z
Brooklyn ..20100O01x-i
Batteries Crandall and Simon;
Finneran and owens.
Buffalo. July 31.-Chicago and Buff
falo divided a double header here yes
terday. The first game was pitch
crs battle between Ford and Fisk. Six
Of Chicago's runs In the last game
were scored on two lucky homers.
r III Il
Chicago ......00O00O l 8
Buffalo ......21O0O0O
Batteries--Flsk and Wilson; Ford
and Blair
Second game II III L
Chicago 0O0O033-i0 3
Buffalo .O0O20030 8
Batteries Lange. Hendrix and
Block; Anderson and Lavigne. Allen.
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Federal LEAGUE.

Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Buffalo.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
indianapolis at Baltimore.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31

Japan taxes imports of patent medi-
cines
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American Association.

Minneapolis. 5; Cleveland. T.
Milwaukee. 9; Louisville. 9.
81. Paul Columbus game postponed
rain.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-02
THREE FINES WERE ASSESSED
RESULT OF SOUTH BLUFF ROW
rhree - ihs Four Arrested wednes-
day Asssrneon tntsrrd Pleas
Of Guilty.

a. AN afirma,h u nv alarm ~ Wri.
ekdat afternoon Which ca,led chlef
Eowses and d nanad % punre and
Sheriff wfskht 10 ,he acmn ~ u g..
sherman cofner - souih cbanfahna
md Fufman atenue these wtfs twn
pieas IN halliF h tHe chafar - Oh.
,ufbma nv psasr. enc dlenlUa ane
she announcement 40 desire ~ gight
ihs care when the lear mon arsssed
were afialan,d btfos, Judsf Ksnncr N
ihe Recorders court teaisnirf morn-
Ink
INNS WAY uaa charged 0iih i've o.
fshass " distufhlnr thc pstce tne tisst
hciar Be tAs shnnuar hame and tbs
latter ln the le'pg 81 lhe Naeces 0gtol.
~ plead aullit 90 both ehAgnea and 10
each caae was flued % and costs ~.
sherman drew q and eosis The casa
ssalnni h. a. iuce wss dlsnlsaei
g. a. llewen nnY nl Inc four arrsst-
rd. when arralFnel tcrure 5adse kta-
mef ,uiss.a ias plea ~ unt guilty and
de1aisied li.al sg iuIy aed his cAaa
was scl for riN mis- morning AZ 200
oelaok. i.air ssrscflas afiefpoon hnw-
ever. DO Nllharsw thln request aad
Judge Kfamar advises that ~ eator-
"a ulea ~ eullii ana was fined 50
and eosts
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sFArrle rAN1s ovea RAILROAD.

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct The Scat
Co. Nouiou and A"utAern rsiir'ad IL
nnu ,ho propcrp 81 the CTS II seat,le
it, transfer haYlns boom mAdc to-day n
aeg.riauee With Ga, tnesmrm rocent-
N uadc toiwcru the citN council and
thr rtrNeis 81 thc pfopsrls The pur.
hsss prloe was feoe eco M ns,s,,
tas ur, ls Go bc operated 10 c,niung
uen With thc REGULAR municipal Ns.
ftm
Tho Seattle llontop and southern
rnad la twelve milrs iouE and extends
f,om th, business center - Seattle Co
ihr coal miniuF and mnufActurins
t.Vn of uenun Th, purchase 90 enc
n, permits enc D;f to cnnncei enc
narsnsrn Had southern divisions ~ its
manig.p,l sytiem which hitherto aa,s
roi uAehra the business Nsirlpt The
Eonfan lins haa hs-n in Hiigatinn fai
mhm Bcars aud rc0cntiy has tera con
iaetta under recgsorshlp
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NO nreD TO RISK
TAKING cALoMEL

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AGREEMENT TO WITHHOLD
BALLOTS UNTIL OCTOBER II.
ATTORNEYS IN McLEMoHE LANE
CONTEST REACH AGREE
nssT At HOUSTON

An aerermen, That me appeal ~ the
Lane MfisIAafe contest ln 80 Tor
haarine before the co6fi " rifii APP
peaik al Galveston pn octObef was
reached b. ne attorneys fof bpin sides
and flied With the papers Tuesday
the agreemen, frAdA as folln~s
In thir case u IL agreed thai the
record shall Do filed in the court -
avn spf,-rir a. soon ~ practicable.
and IS rUrzeui Of NE court that The
causs bo nel Ter submission on Thurs
day. October 4. 1914. and whep tbc De-
clalan 10 reached bY said court " said
cause We aEsce % lola IN . istter adt
dressed 10 asi the roanif eieiHe - lhs
STATE and other neceeaaff electipn ~.
Ulcers. aahins such officera ~ iaaco ~
he official ballet The name ~ fhs pfr-
son 10 whose favor the eauFt % eiYil
appeals shah derlds said esas
IL order that tlie nanns - 90 sue
cessfui candidate may bs plarr1 open
ne ballot Tor ths NrvsnhsF sseeiiin
The a,torasfe fnf both siasa haye ~
sued the folloviag request q election
officers
''The ai,0se sErssmept nas vffn en-
tered into between the affnfufyt ~
VI y Lane and jeff Mci@mers. and
al election otficer arr requested q
oct have tae official psilois printed
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