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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
AUSTRIANS PRESS
ON over entire
ITALIAN FRONT
Forces OF Dual Crown Begin Often.
sive Movement from the
Alps Mountains to the
Adriatic Sea.
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED
Many Bodies Of Soldiers Said to Be
Floating Down the River
Adige.
HEAVY GUNS FROM GERMANY

Geneva, Switzerland tVia Paris,
May l8,-Reports from Innsbruck i'll
dieate that the heaviest fighting Of
the war between Italy and Austria
during this year is in progress in the
region of Royereto and the Sugana
valley, while there is every evidence
that the fAustfians have begun a gen
eral offensive against the Italians
from the Alps TO the Adriatic. Many
bodies Of Austrian soldiers killed in
the fighting arc said to be floating
down the River Adge.
The Austrians have brought several
batteries OF their heaviest guns from
Germany aud have installed them
near Gorilla and Monfalcone, where
the staff Of Archdukc Frederick has
arrived. The Austrians are also rush
ing troops from Innsbruck into the
region Of Trent.
Swiss troops on the frontier report
that the Austrian positions on the
Adamello range have recently been
greatly strengthened and the artillery
duels are increasing in intensity.
Berlin, May l8.-(By Wireless to
Sayyillc, N. Y)--Artillcry engage
ments arc in progress all along the
Austria-ltalian front Oh which the
Austrians began an offensive move
ment vsecral days ago. The official
Austrian statement Of May II reports
the capture Of new positions on tie
Doberdo Plateau.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
House Committee
Rejects Five-Year
Naval Program

Washington, D. C., May ls.-In de-
ciding upon the increase OF the navy
the house naval committee today yot-
ed to abandon the fiye-ycar build
ing program, recommended by Sec.
retary Daniels, and 10 recommend
tl1as five battle cruisers, to cost $20,-
453,53l each; four scout cruisers, ten
torpedo boat destroycrs, twenty sub
marines, one hospital ship, one oil
supply ship and one ammunition sup
ply ship be built during the 1917 fis-
cal year. The committee voted l3 to
) on battle cruisers and submarines.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Northwestern Has
Raised Pay Check of
Many Employees

Now the Northwestern Railroad
company has come iu with an H.
crease ln the pay ot MANY pi its en-
ployes The increase viii be- s per
cent and it wtll make los appearance
iu the envelopes containing the
checks for work performed I'm Mag
While there afe several thousand
Northwestern employees Who will
share in the per cent increase IN
wages there afr also several thons
sand who Will pat the increase
does noi apalY to clerks Nba afr rf
eelKug NlWi of WorC per month nuf
does it apply 90 men WhH art Wefk
ms nH schedule pay, 0h as tHEt
rfef littmNn 0f eUHduciaft
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
MOHLER RETIRES
AS PRESIDENT OF
UNION PACIFIC
Operating Head Of the Biz etstem
in the West AM >oA
He VI ~, alH'
,oaTNA
STILL WIS WITH COMPANY
Will Be Identified with the Or.
ganization in Advisory
Capacity.
EFFECTIVE ON FIRST OF JULY

A. j. Mohler, president OF the
Union Pacific railroad, IS to retire
from active service.
He announced his intention last
nigth, which came as a surprise 20 his
any friends in Omaha He says he
will take a rest, but still will be iden-
titled with the road.
Mr.. Mothers announcement as
given to the press follows;
"Mr Mohler announces that he has
decided 10 retire as president OF the
Union Pacific Railroad company and
the Oregon Short Line Railroad com
pany on July /, but will still be idcnh-
fled with these companies in an adj
visofy capacity
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Mine Laying Ship
San Francisco is
Badly Damaged

FpuWaaih s. W Mas f Tie
Hi.H tafmN ahn SAN tABtssa.
Mh.h was d8 stet ehla sthaFe ae
AN3M Att 1als m a W Ff
tsH aflfa htf iuasf aftt tun
E Ui i tartda haf afHnse
ir 0tIfflF NrlF m W
wAt HtiHf h
M3 base tM NF fnis.s w8# 8Gt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
LYNCH CONVICTED
BY COURT MARTIAL
American Living in Dublin Found
Guilty Of Participating in the
Recent Irish Rebellion.
SENTENCE IS NOT GIVEN OUT

London, May l8. Jeremiah Lynch
Of New York has been tried and CON
yictcd by a court-martial at Dublin
on charge Of participating IN the
Irish rebellion The sentence was 10
be promulgated today, but no word
has been received by the American
embassy here as 10 what sentence
was imposed.
The news that Lynch had been
convicted by court-martial was re-
ceiyed by the embassy from the
American consul in Dublin. Previous
10 this last news the embassy had
Of Lynch was that under the defense
Of the realm act he was prohibited
from leaving the five-milc zone Of
Dublin. This provision as rule only
applies 20 hostile aliens, but can be
extended to friendly aliens II was
extended to Lynch, as lie had been
making trips TO western Ireland.
Lynch was a resident OF Dublin for
some time.
Formerly Lived at New York.
New York, May l8.-Jcrcmiah G,
Lynch is naturalized American cit
izen, il was said today by his friends
in this city. Up to four years ago,
when he returned to Ireland to en-
gage in the insurance business in the
city OF Cork. he was prominent in
Irish circles here as president OF the
Philo-Celtie society and as a member
OF the State Celtic league.
Two years ago he returned TO New
York and spent six months here as
representative Of the Gaelic league
from ireland and has since been In
ireland as representative OF the Gaelic
league from the United States. He is
about 40 years old and first came TO
this country as a Young man Of 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
French Occupy
a Greek Fortress

Berlin, May ls.-(By Wireless to
sayville.) -- The Overseas News
agency today gave out the following:
1T is reported from Athens that
French troops have occupied Fort
Dowatete by force and that the
Greek government has delivered an
emphatic protest 20 the ministers al
Athens OF the entente powers Greece
points out that the occupation of the
iort is contrary TO promises which
had been given"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
London Hears Pope
Asked Kaiser to
Stop Subsea War

London, May lS.-Sir Edward
Grey, the foreign secretary, an
nounced in the House OF Commons
today that the government had been
informed by Sir Henry Howard.
British minister at the Vatican. that
representations had been made TO
Germany by the Vatican with a view
to inducing Germany to abandon
submarine warfare.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Judge Day Asked
To Hold Hearing
On Decatur Bank

District Judge George A. Day has
been requested by Attorney General
w. +. Reed 10 90 to Tekamah next
week to hold a hearing on the appl-
cation for reeeiYership Of the dciunct
state bank at Decatur No date has
been set for the hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
GEORGE ROGERS,
CIGAR MAN, DEAD
Expires at Hotel from Heart Failure,
After Being at Work as Usual
Wednesday.
HAS SUFFERED THREE YEARS

George Rogers, for many years a
prominent cigar man Of Omaha and
candidate for the nomination for
sheriff on the democratic ticket al
the April primaries, died suddenly
from heart disease at the Fontcnclle
hotel early yesterday morning,
Mr. Rogers Is survived by his wife
and three sons, and lived at 20l0 Bin
ncy street
Mr.. Rogers took dinner Wednes-
day at the Fontenelle with cigar
salesman, who was endeayorinR to
sell Mr.. Rogers a new line OF cigars.
lie had been al bis usual labors dur
ing the day and attended the Rotary
club lunch at noon
Mr.. Rogers seemed practically nor
NAL, but when his host ordered
coffee Mr. Rogers said, II don't be-
lieyc | will have coffee. I'm not
'4eeling just right
Taken Suddenly III.
A moment later lis threw his hands
over his heart, announced that he
was very i'll and asked 10 be taken
out OF the dining room Friends inn
mediately carried him out and DR.. II.
NJ. lfitzgibbon, who was in the hotel
at the time, was called The doctor
advised that the sick man be not re-
moved from the hotel, but be put TO
bed there.
When the doctor had worked with
the patient for a few hours nc seemed
to grow more quiet, and about mid
night fell asleep. After a few hours
he woke, again in great pain, and
again the doctor worked with him
until he became quiet. Early this
morning he awokc again and after a
struggle with excrueiating pain about
the heart he passed away about 6:30.
Mr.. Rogers had been suffering for
some three years with arterosclcro-
sis, or hardening Of the arteries.
Candidate for Sheriff.
The immediate cause OF death is
said by the doctor to have been what
is known as angina pectoris, or the
hardening and blocking OF the arter-
les Immediately about the heart, 9TH
crwisc called heart block"
The campaign Mr. Rogers made
for the democratic nomination for
sheriff Of Douglas county this spring
is said 10 have had much to do with
aggrayating his trouble, as lie was
known as man who entered any
kind Of a campaign with considerable
yigor and energy
Mrs. Rogers was with her husband
when he died. She was called in the
evening when he was taken III and
stayed with him throughout the night
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Nc GERMANS ON THE USER,

TURKS AIDING GERMANS ON
Caias Balkans
photograph
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
Call Tyler 1000

If You Want to Talk 10 The Bee
on TO anyone Connected
With The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-19
THE WEATHER

Showers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
CALL TO ARMS
NEARLY WRECKS
YALE ATHLETICS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 20
The call 10 arms issued throughout
the country yesterday swept Yale's
baseball and crew ranks and threat.
ened 10 devastate the Eli athletic
hopes beyond repair. Four mem.
bers OF the varsity crew. which Is
TO meet Harvard on Friday. belong
10 the Yale battery. Three members
OF the baseball team are also sub
jet 10 the call.
Their cases were taken M by
Adjt Gen. Cole, OF the Connecticut
National Guard. who granted the
athletes special permission TO re.
main away from Mantle until the
baseball season closes On Saturday
When the Harvard crew learned
that four members OF the Yale boat
We're under orders 10 report at Nj
antic Immediately. they offered 10
row the race AZ any time, even this
afternoon. instead of waiting until
Yale would be handicapped by the
loss OF her athletes
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PROPHETS STAGE
WORLD SERIES
AT ISLE TO-DAY

Shadukiam Grotto, of Detroit,
with Fritz Blsnding on the mound.
is after world baseball champion.
ship The Yelled Prophets have
little world series all OF their own.
and IL Is 70 oe played At Belle Isle
today The pennant race which
precedes he classic was TO take
place this morning. when the Shadu-
kismites FLASHED with the Toledo
Crot'o. and Ann Arbor played tho
Chicago prophets The winners OF
the these games will be pennant
winners, and VIII clash in the world
series this afternoon Blanding will
pitch against a former team-mate
today Collamore. who was sec.
ond string man with Cleveland for
few years, will oppose the big fell
low
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
Whence Come the Stars.

oTHNG demonstrates more effectively the remarkable organization
whence the stars OF the major leagues record book that
las
pitchers pitchers 80
&oDk Class
higher
thirds
tooGnxed ability.
doorstep of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
The Wrecking Crews

CLASH Of wreckins of sagng bsleshp type is sche
field the and Indians
baerng babies to entertain the Populaee
SmthRoh Uhe right
against right and efthander pchig Gand and
Cobb Veach Helman
1872 while playing
l44 Al
10
In
which
have batted the major portion of the spring
Sb--lg 3b1O
rf-SS spcakrr
year g. hot SIN
DuYus lb--gS
YOunG.S FL
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TOney Out to Make Good His Boast,
But Reds Will Have to Hit That Pill

Fred Toney making good his boast The big rennesean who
declared he
season they'd get him four runs game has s"ung into his stride
a 5 a
he Pr
Is O
worked
diamond
n he has
he has allowed
Toney has struck his and viii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

In something
OF
Detroit and lost but
in right
ans Tigers the column Should se win
by a
will teams which they
Cleveland will go 10
break each
t10 ~ settle is Boston The Red sox are
;U2fl0obeav of a 3 to count
that is working vel
feoscn The Yankees stun have their evil eye cleaning on
they had
TO
Cleveland the weekend
entrenched
s4GIAhs club of the league
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National League.
STAINING
Yrsterday,s ResuIts.

At Cincinnati
Innings "a IS $3.50 RH 2
St Louis. % O o q o. IN
cincinnati % 0 O 0 0 o I o. /
Batteries Ames and Snyder
Schneider KnctZer and WinEo I'm
pire--HarriSon and Rigler.
AZ Brooklyn
Innings 2345 $3.50 RHE
PhiladeI IL o o 0 o 2 % . o
Brooklyn % r q ! I % 2 I
Bstteries-A Alexander and EilIifer
pfener and Meyers. Cmpires-ByrUn
and QuIRiey.
At New York
Boston.New York, postponed. wet
grounds
Boston az New York. wet grounds
Only games scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
BY HAROLD !. WILCOX.

BY HAROLD !. WILCOX
This series between the Tigers
and Indians Will De blsterlng
battle OF smuggling Giants. Heilman,
Burns. and Veach, OF Detroit. and
Graney. Smith, Roth and Gandil. of
Cleveland. are very likely 10 mas
sage the old horsehide with yigor
But the prima donnas will be Cobb
and Speaker.
The rivalry OF these two great
athletes for the batting houors OF
the league is arousing almost as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
Control de Luxe.

MORTON. pitched possible
IL him the of
- called ball who faced him
allowed
Fohl
n1 Indians sacrificing tribe They
individual
Gand Smithoh combination and all
is Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
EYES OF ALL RANDOM ON THESE EAGLE EYES THIS WEEK

delivery OF pitchers. Speaker has
been known as the greatest Judge
OF a fy ball in the game. His work
has been remarkable this season, as
usual, but he is performing no more
miracles out in center than Cobb
Ty is outhelding this year as he
has never done before.
Hitherto the Tigers have played
Cleveland when the Indian pitching
was superb. and the Indians have
played The Tigers when the Tiger
hurting was not so fine That may
explain Why Speaker has batted 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
Watching the
ScOrebOard
Yesterdays HERO,
Iud~Tu-' homer over the ria
neIH Inna.s. ~ Hrnnk I'm n Il

Iud~ru-' homer over the right
Held fence AZ HroOktya, after
" hittcd singled. in the seventh.
won the game for the Phiiiies-
double header Was srhedu led
hut IovnpOur during the drst
gn"'" caused postponement Of the
second.
Ame>, OF the Cardinals. pitched his
teammates To victory against the
Redieg~ after pulling himseIf cut OF
hole I'm the Brst. when. with the
bases fun. he struck cut Grifath and
Ningo hit into n double play.
Rig I'D. Walsh. white son hero
came back. The Bix Moose Journey
ed To MaukrEan, III.. With the " bite
soN. where Walsh went through ave
ScoreleSs innings.
Home Run Bhker. Of the Nanks,
bRttcd In four of New Works seven
runs. his hcmer tn the nrst account
Ing for three, while single by him
drove In the winning run In the
seventh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
ONE WAY TO STOP
The HOME RUNS

CHICAGO. June pa io-fcot
wire fence is being placed on top
Of the I2-f0C' brick wall In right
hrld m Wesghman park here
Several cub players have swelled
their hating averages by clouting
tho lslI over me fer GO, but the
added height o. the bsrricade Ia
expected 80 reduce the circuit
smashes con ;iderably
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NEW LONDON, Conn. June 90
Francis Parkman. bow on the Har'
ward freshman crew, returned here
from Cambridge today. having re
ceived temporary leave Of absence
from the Eighth regiment, whose
call he was forced 10 answer yester-
day. Parkman Was tho only Har.
ward oarsman affected by the mob
ilization orders
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much interest as the pennant race
itself This is all the more true be-
cause Tris is leading Ty at present.
Speaker never will be sure that he
has boosted his average high enough
20 beat TyrUs until the season ends
and he scrap is over. The Texan
has batter $40, 1856 and even 1883
In the American league for entire
seasons. and stiIl found the Georg.
ian soaring above him.
These glittering eyes OF cham
uiors can DO more than solve the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

Warrant and Miller Win.

Hough and Snyder will meet In
the Class G three.cushion billiard
tourney AZ Sweeney.Huston's to-
night. Last night Warrant defeat
cd Quinlan by a count OF 30 10 30,
the loser having IS points to play.
Miller defeated Hampstead. 30 TO
%, in the Tuesday afternoon game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
Wildfire Still Blazing.

the a
corking good outheding
Schultz. player.
called him "Widhre'
Cobb arrived this Schultz big
schultz In still Cub and his batting
IRE s hitting the ball harder this than
bg show has claimed a performer
Maybe reconcled
didn't like
The the
|Dements OF the Then they
tb
so be,c.
stu retain the
<9ange. liant H. that with Joe Jackson
- honos all Detroit can recall when Josephs
ostnelder lying Nat his back
81 y ~ dents the turf two feet from his head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
What May Happen
In Scores Today

pitcher pvuId- walks TO get out
OF hole. golfer walks to get
frOrs one TO another.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
~ bIR IeRRue ten

" bIR IeRRue teams were given
travelling rotations according
10 their standing, the Athletics would
he sent around the circuit ny parcel
post.
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international League.
ST.NnINt,

" hiss heEun 20 took NJ 10 tee rain
T. after new AZ games record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

Cobb has hit Forest City Hinging
for only 800, At any rate. that Is
the way the record stands now.
IL is believed that this week De
troit will get better pitching than
Cleveland II the dope CT the past
Two weeks continues TO run true.
this will happen. Perhaps this com
bination OF circumstances will en-.
able Tyrus 10 pull up on Tristram,
who has been particularly danger
Gus against the Tigers this season
for the first time in his career.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
Today Games.

Cincinnati AT Chicago.
- Louis al Pittsburgh.
Boston at New York.
Phillies at Brooklyn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
JOHNSON AND
GRIFF" ON MAT
Ban Says Clark Owes League
$500 For Not Pitching
Walter

CHICAGO, June 20,-President
Ban Johnson. OF the American
league. is on the warpath against
Clark Griffith, OF the Senator'S. for
failing to put Walter Johnson on
the mound against I'D Walsh in
game with the Chicago White Sox
last week Grifith had permitted
the SoN To advertise Johnson for
that day at Comiskey park and
flock of fans were disappointed.
Johnson is ready 10 fine Grifith
$500 for alleged breach of faith with
the fans. unless the Washington
manager can pat up an alibi, Grit
nth has said that Johnson was de-
tanned al the bedside OF his father
in-law. who was III AT loop hotel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

The HainhridEr teaw IN che DiSie
league kas pitcher named Glass.
uppostnG bu' smrn should hrh W easy
TO see through" his pitching.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
Windsor Turf Classics
Draw Class of Country
Kentucky Tracks To
Send Many Ponies
This Year

Four weeks hence the first OF the
Kentucky horses will arrive al the
Windsor track FOR the meeting eX
tending from July - 10 -. and ais
for the second summer meeting In
August. Latonla's summer meeting
ends early in July, and the snip
ments from that track 20 the Cana.
dian oval lends an inspiring angie
10 The horse scene across the river
The Kentucky arrivals this year
viii embrace all of the clJss
Of the handicap division per
forming in the south this season.
The following list OF Frontier handi.
cap nominations includes many ot
the winning horses az Louisville and
Latonia since the opening OF the
racing season early in May
Cewugrada. Incidence, Milestone,
NarGery John Guud m Jr.. kirc
CORN. Doctor Carmen. Bind bag
gage Th8r0bfW Gunbearer. Hanp-
Haurror sands % Pleasure. Puts and
Gale ravHI IT, col. Nernie. Candle.
ia x DHaWd. Marion Gposby, Booker
Bill. Cirser George, Waterbass, Rob
Fair Montague. Buckhorn. Schmer,
Ecwesra. JudE" Wright. King X
Uncle Bryr Damrosch. Heir Appsr-
eut. Primo. Harry Col Gultelius phN-
lus. Rainroat. Fountain FAY. x .ng
Ragrct Borrow. Tennan'. slip Sh0d.
Brruu Eausa. ChiCle Runes. Barne-
gat. All Smiles and Fnil tnEer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
SandlOt Errors.
T(HERE is as much bunk abroad .

MERE
ball
chickens.
the National
concusons regarding the faults Of ball
nmmed full Of suggestions TO the So likely
sandotters
'b What HOFFMAN finds with the amateurs:
sepSins without
r1ckng nj for throw to
instead Of
"a catch base
Kivin
twes steps he or throw the
" the
The Immediate wall sandlotter
a
The skilled
Ithem. That's a
remarkable education There
ut be the his
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Griffith always has had a lot OF
trouble OF this sort, but never mas
il been successfully charged before
that he promised TO pitch Johnson
and didn't. II Is customary for
folks 10 90 ahead and advertise
Johnson without authority, and then
expect Griffith TO pitch the star
This Clark will not do. He insists
on working Walter like any other
pitcher. and will not start him un'
less the Swede Is ready
only occasionally viii Grifhth per
NIT an announcement that Johnson
will hurl on certain date, and then
Walter pitches on schedule. That,
AZ least. has been the experience OF
Detroit baseball men In their deal
lngs with Grifnth. and IL Is believed
here that in the face Of such
record, there will be no $500 fine.
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And speaking ef vbiskers. there
WINS n time IN the early days OF bsse-
hail when big ienEuers performed on
,hs diamond adorned with facial
fringe nnd got away With w..
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Inter-Club Record

Lost w 2s % 20 20 ~ 30 ~ -
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with The Frontier increased in
value from $4,000 10 $4,000 tadded
money. the stake is sure 10 result
in horse race from end 10 end
With the subscription money, tho
fixture will be worth In the neigh
borhood Of $500 this year That
the Frontier is worth going after is
shown in the number OF entries
made by Harry Payne Whitney Mr..
Whitney has named every good
handicap performer In his stable COR
the fixture including Regret. Bor-
row, Pennant. slip Shod Hromo.
Hansa and Chicle. II Is quite prob
able that one Of this OUTFIT will be
given top weight in the event. The
announcement OF the weights 70 he
made four day. prior TO the race.
The heaviest subscriber 10 the
Frontier next 20 Mr. Whitney is r.
Austin who has named Common.
ada. Incidence and Milestone