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The sun., 1916-02-06

oud game richards led at III, and
once more two aces would have given
him the game. hu, Cordier arose to the
occaeion and upon taking service ran
fiyc points, the two which set the game
and the three which gave him the game
and match.
Another stubboinly contested AFFAIR
was that between j. Walker 81 OF the
Yale cub aud q. l.. Catln of the Bridge
port University club Walker gained
the verdict Ia three games. after "a re-
markahle hu!sh. at lO--lJ, lS--li,
lis. The Bridgeport man outplayed
his rival a. every angle ~ the opening
game. which ne won easily. For the
greater part of the second game he did
the sam" thing Walker. however. came
along steadily and set tn" game. later
uosing his opponent out by one point
In the third game 1t was alker who
took the lead early only to have Catlin
catch HIN. tdtliu, however. could not
hold his speed and once more was beaten
by one point Play will continue this
afternoon with ten matches scheduled
for the second round The summaries
O., National Sauash renni. Championshir.
r.up. l5.-s. lS-S. Eric : Winston. llar
ward club. defeated u Phelps, har
Brdyeport t'niyersiu club. b, default
FRANK kldlg, Mnnt,.air Athletic rluh. de
Grat,d T. " HYDE. Harvard club. lj--t
ia, n. \ Gibney. bridgeport University
club Won from j. q Waidron, Montclair
A'h.et.s. club, BY detau.n II. 59,n9son' u,
r2a%a rliagsaa G1G c'a6 ' ae,.,,ra S E s'msn Esa'
Ya.e Cjub. ia--:, l5--5; r II. Davis iiar-
ydru tNup. won from l.. du Pom irving.
Harvard cub. bv default. ". n van der
Poe. squash Clur. defeated = Parker
Non'riair Athlo'l, club. li--l5. l5-e, Is
io. f. : Rage, Heights Casino. won from
Steg.nE Martin. Heights Casino, by de
J corAlNr. Yale club. defeated q. y
Richards. Harvard cub, lt-iI loLi$
Dr Ilarry II MiSsel, Princeton club
Won f,om " Knepp' Sanash td'n,,,n GigS, 20. o.
cruh. 4efe''Gii II, Tor2Wfit- TWd--.oo c9luTs,a Tsy,
vari club. defeated r. ". Pu;nam'
Harvard club. defeated g. n hushmore
Harvard club, 49, "a, Milton i i COB COB
" Appel. HItvari cub won from =
sanger Harvard Cl4o. br deflnit. X
d tip.p-.. Heights casino won from y
Munroe Harvard cub. By default Is q
Stern. Princeton cub. won from X /.
whitman. Harvard cub. ov default
ward. Gnn, deteated I. \. L, Harris. Har'
E-SSi'"4mhli ciub. defeated n Poole, .Enele
Bet. Val. cub. de;eas- -d q: J.. Cat!in
/ bridgeport University club. lo-l'. IS
/ t7-ls; " H. van der hoe.; Sq1a.h3 cup u,
default. J. II Williams. Heights Casino
/ Won from O. C@bTrn. hIr,atd C!Gh. .,I .,
/ defeated John Tay'of. Princeton club
' l3--'.. lis. i5-ll.
ro-DAY's MATCHES
n sat;er.,e. Harvard club - II. z
Fluk Eng -Wooi Ft..d '9h. II T.h-y
The sun., 1916-02-06
HOCKEY CLUB FALLS
In OVERTIME PERIOD
Wendell TallicS for Boston
From OSWOOd'S Pass and
Makes Score / to 3.
PENALTIES ABUNDANT

Bpsro>. Feb An extra period was
necessary To drcid" to-nights hockey
game between the Hockey cub of New
York and the Boston A A. the home
team winning. ! 20 3 Wendell scored
the necessary goal after nearly seven
minutes ~ lively play ia the sudden
death period Osgood mad" several
dashes down the rink III q dcsp' rate ef-
fort t. score bur the Hockey club, de
fence broke up the play Finally the
Boston rover got away w.tu a clear field
hu, was forced into a corner lie passed
prcttily to Wendell. who stood waiting
and the winning goal was counted.
Neither team played very good hockey
In the first half the visitors kept Dona-
hue busy in making stops. while Lewis
had scarcely thn- to 30 Boston
scored in less than two minutes on a
pass from Hutchinson Howard tied Il
up wth ID h"autitul long shot from tu,
side. and tueu Osgood Gagged again ont
of a mlxup I'm front Of New Works goal
puuahuc had tho distinction of scoring
tn. Hockey clubs second goal There
vas a scrinrmare off to- on" side. and
when Rrit,on drove the puck out IN,
Boston goal tender dchcCtcd II into his
own net Th's ended the scoring in the
first half
MacDunucl, put tho Visitors ahead
soon after the :, youd period began ON a
PASS from ~ k"ct". and eight minutes
later iiV rhinsou made il all when
Sk.lton passed to him after . fast dash.
Penalties Wor" lupu>oi ircug. entity for
Illegal checking lir.tton an Skilton
bumped each othcr several times AND
The sun., 1916-02-06
CARTER WINS FINAL,
MAKES HOLE IN ONE
Extraordinary shot on Ninth
Turns Tide in Match With
WhittrmOrc.
VICTOR PLAYS PAR GOLF

T..l.u.t-r. y G.. Feb. : .rhlip
.....- .r piuchus, for Augusta this
.....s ..tG more slvcrwarc for his
,...... Tile Young goliirg star hea.
U NuIl,m'rr uf Bronlliuc In the
.I r' .u, - Valentines tournament
OBJ. u 800 roa' and skilfui stNle 10y
o., .'l D. ,o play. and while doing it
1900" r., 40 course ~ -, whicn H.
r. us,cl was followed Wy the big
.... l.I,.y 'l1t las assembled here
-. .-pl. which gallery saw "A match
1,. Was q good one while IL lasted
H'. .t,uuf, wits ~ the running for the
.r>. '.ua lrlc~. with neither driving
.. .u. coming iu the Nassau golfer
r.. .l .ruEthcu cut his drives and
. lans generally improved. He was
.... af juc fifteenth green and set
n '.r match az the sixteenth
-.ut joy Carter from e." ninth tee
,r..I .Gr gallery and was really the
e-i.t.p OBJ. She end Whittemore. with
... f..t uu the eighth. Was NJ. The
.''..s .fou from the ninth t'~ was on
r. ..... OF Tine grhru. This hole ~ ~"
,a.,. amd iavuh!u. ard Carter squared
. .... Nsu a spectacular and cor-
ftt i~fIl a llldS'llf l'E WV A''
no.. -..l.N uu the near edge of the
..... a.d tho back spin slowed ny his
a. .- 81 t.cAlcd forward with Just
o.g-. rc... 10 drop costly into the cup.
rhe shot was nearly on a line the whole
.., Nut , slight curry" q foot before
.r,t.. go, lf just the change of di-
...I' needed
Car,r went all the way home in fine
. 5rl won The tenth. eleventh and
..'. holes. w4.ch made him ur tie
... ti, seventeenth. l6i yards. in
..HuLl.
tr. Division. Final Round ,,r,h,.ip car
Nt--tu. bc,t =. " Whiitcmor",
alton " = Truc-dcr Fox Hu
,, H q, H-tN IuloutoWn, / up
e.. .ul DIVISION. Final Round Ct T.
.Hu. Philadelphia, beat c. y. Hudson
5.,.'5n--r e.. Thorp. oakley. beat
Nypnrt'd, l.hnlht"n. / up.
T "a pui.iou, flnsI Round-S Hen
$500. southern Pines. boat q HI Ather
NN. lic'phit = and
C.r-p.,,.ou..i r .uuu,4p. .'Nuo" Brook
"a. %; Tuhh Richmond. I and
r.t'U Bit. -.pn. FinN Hound III. W
-... South shore. beat charles Bacon
,..-o',,ior- i l. chamberlain. Eng e
.a.. boat T. Henderson,. Detroit, ami
.' p.,i.'or f.ut Hound + u
...trI~ou. Mou"osno *. boat T. 9 FoEc.
e .o',,ioo ''s' = Hayward. G.en Ridge
.. W IS 'l"tI.a Ncw York, : up q.
..th Division t'nal Round--J u. g
iIS..!, w. hsit Il. g Blarcke
...oil..ou L T. w.dbrc.k. Nnloker-
h.r W ", windlc. Worcester, 10y
psl'';,ee1,E. H,,,l. A. sS.Sey', IA:
Y Rerkns4o p.al.apii
The sun., 1916-02-06
L0VIB0ND IN FINAL
FOR REGIMENT TITLE
Will Meet King Smith Early
in Week in SPvcnth's
Tennis Tourney.

Arthur NJ. I.oviboni ca.hed tn. uual
round IN tho class \ singles II the Soy
onth Reg mcut championship indoor ten
ui, Tournament yesterday AZ tho nrmorv
court, 10y d.f"htiug NrthIi : Cragiu
f-t. e ir the s.ui-'inal round Luvi-
bond Vas I'm rare form and htd ~,
match IN hand from the start He viii
meet King Smith ror tho ,itle early this
wcck
I.ovlhoud also W.. succcssrul IA th.
class \ doubles, in which H. reached the
championship round with william T.
'rtgiu by victory over r. X Tomln.
lr. and g.. e. GIcuz 1T 6, Is Low
bond and W T. Cragin will play smith
and \ : Crag'n FOR N, championship.
Julian : Myrick, pres deut nf the Wes,
Side Tennis club, came through in class
u 10y beating r. \ Bruno in the semi
rnN round at -. 6-4.
The militiancn We're not tine oUly play
crs In action Yesterday on the uimury
courts, for il Wa, a praCtic, day for
those who Will compete in IN" national
indoor championships which starts there
next SATURDAY. and many took advau-
tagc of H. Dr Arthur Warren Waite
and Abraham RdSsford. Jr.. paired uu
again and played Il match with q. carl
ton Shafer and WNllr e. Grant, whom
they defeated At -. 6--3. Later Wait,
played u set nf singles against Grant and
downol the latter at l0--S The Sew
cUth Regiment tourney summaries
seventh Regiment Championship Singles
lass \, Srmi-tinal ROuui--Arthur VI. I.ovI.
bond defeated Arthur 'rasin. 6-.-t. a.
Gloss u Singles. Semi-nulI Round
Julian Myrich defeated +, \. Bruuo
= :. G--i.
C'ass Doubtless Scml-0ual Round
William " Cragin and Arthur NJ Low,
hrnd dcf"atcd II * Tomliu. Jr, and q. q
tir'uy, @, g.
class H. Doubles. First Round i An.
dcrsnu aud = T., Arkcr defeated T 4
Bruno and g, zimmerman, -. &c
Somi-tnal Round II, l.. Fnllett aud ~
Robinson won from q. Leigh and " Rock
well by default
The sun., 1916-02-06
NAVY SWIMMERS FINISH WELL
piusbur9 Gets Bis Lead. hut Is
Bcntrn bN .H ~ -.

AHNAroLIs, Feb, b After a splendid
uphill fight the Naval Academy swim
mers won in the local tank this after
noon from the representatives of the
University of pittsburg by 80 to "a
The visitors looked lIk" sure winners
when they took first IN three of the four
events at the beginning of the meet in
Guiding the relay. which counted eight
points. The m.dShipmcn got the bulk of
the points in the remaining contests,
however, aud won by good margin.
Dashiclls and Swopc. the stars of the
teams, divided honOrs Swope, the Pitts
burg man, defeated Dhsh.l lis IN the last
lap of TN" relay. but the stocky midshlp-
man made matters even by taking the
220 yard event after desperate fight.
The sun., 1916-02-06

rIuLApELpHIA, Feb, THE annual
indoor meet of the First Regiment In.
flntry was h"li tonight al the ar
mOrN. In the special | 0o0 yard race
Sam WcitZ Of Mraduwhrook won easily
after \. Howard Berry, the noted Penn
athlete, sllrrpei and fen ~ the second
Ian berry was NJ with the leaders
and running an easy second when h.
shipped IN taking a turn and fen to the
floor H." scrambled 10 his feet. hut was
unable Ia oveItako Joe o'Brien OF Vie
trix e, G., who had stepped into second
place. Weitzs time for the event was
Q minutes IS as seconds.
The sun., 1916-02-06
WILLARD AND MORAN TO
FIGHT FOR $4,000 PURSE
Champion Will Receive 800 for Thirty Minutes of
Battling if Bout in This City Goes the
Full Ten Rounds

Ten Ricksfd and Samuel McCracker,
promoters OF the proposed ten round
championship battle between world =
Heavyweight Champion Jess willard
and Frank Moran in this city March u,
have guaranteed u purse Of 10000 10
the puglists---not $50, 00n nor s67,50o
as has been ANNOUNCED. willard is 20
receive Si75o0 and Moran s2?ioo. re-
sardless OF the outcome of the bout.
This fact, which is not supposed to-
hc public property as Yet. was verified
yesterday. Undoubtedly 1t viii be an
uuunced Wednesday afternoon. when the
Interested parties or their Representa-
tiyes meet at Considnes To- ARRANGE tnal
articles and post forfcits. while Tex
Rickard maintains that he has no reason
to believe that his Chicago representa-
tive guaranteed more than s6u.nOo as
prize money. he admits tnat the repre-
sentative. Lewisholu. was not handi-
capped Ivy any fixed figure. Further, he
SAYS. ne stands ready to ratify any bar
gain that may have been made. Rick
ard was expecting "a letter from Lewis
holm containing the agreement with
Willard, hut &, had not arrived last
night.
Here * the inside story Of how Rick
ard and MCCracken finally ran the price
of ten round no decision bout ny tu
the record figure OF s10.ouo. Jack cur
, ley obtained Dillou's signature To an
agreement to box the heavyweight
/ champion IN Greater New York some
time between April 10 and 22. lie LEFT
Immediately for chicago to arrange with
/ willard for such an open air encounter.
The sun., 1916-02-06

The Robbins Reef Yacht club ~ Bay
onuc has elected the following officers
William lIIcbhcrs, commodore John
Kaul, vice-commodore Edward Lame,
rear commodore Valentine Stcnmctz,
treasurer John Nickels and Frederick
Golding. secretaries, and DR.. Oscar Ditt-
mar, heDk surgeon.
The sun., 1916-02-06

,'ur,av, moreover. brought back from
the Windy Guy the power OF attorney
from Tom Jones. His papers nuhlltN
hm to act for Jones ard willard III
Wednesdays conference here Indeed
Jones will not come Eas, Al once. lie
< indisposed. He has wired Ten Rickard
that Jaci, Curley has fun authority 10
act
,'urlcy has not given Up the idra or
A ten round bout petw"cu lhli"n ANA
willard iu this city in April The artI-
,,l,s winch he signed with Dillon called
for tho posting Of forfeits early m
March. CuIley arranged a new set Of
articles with tho light heavyweight Of
indianapolis yesterday whereby the dat"
Of arranging such terms has been cx-
tended until after the Moran-W Willard
battle.
Evidently u false impression was
made ON the local press in announcing
that | had secured nillou's consent to
meet Willard" said 'urlcy Yesterday.
81 never intended to stage an indoor
fight. \ prr,,sai 81 Your files VII. find
me quoted To that effect. went to
chicago to interest Willard In an Anr'l
engagement | made sure OF Dillon irst
As any promoter would do. Then IL was
up to Jess.
"Whcn | found that Richard was bent
upou using willard in m.d-March | did
moi Try 20 interfere. could not use
him iheu My bout could hold Rick
ard. am sure, is satisfied now that far
from wishing to throw obstacles in his
way I shall d" everything IN my power
to make the big match a success. why
shouldn't | when | am financially inter
cstcd ~ one Of the principals
The sun., 1916-02-06
CALDWELL FIRST
IN HUNTER MILE,
BEATS CHAMPION
Ray. National Title Holder,
Also Behind Dcyanncy in
Boston Feature.
LOOMS Is DEFEATED
~ FORTY YARD DASH

tO-nlght to compel" IN the liuUt'f fn'i'
and his efforts were crowned with suc-
cess Lined up against caldwell we're
the best men of the East and IN add
tion the one mile national champion
.Ioe Ray OF Chicago. THAT mattered
nothing 30 Dave Caldwell. for he un-
corked his famous sprint and led the
bunch over the line in minutes IS IL
seconds.
Caldwell, apparently away IN the ruck
and outclassed. electrified the crowd.
starting from fourth place IN the last
lap and running like frightened deer
he whiz2cd nrst around Willie Gordon
of the New York \. G.. then .Iolc Ray Of
the Illinois y. g.. the champion, who
had been leading. and lastly past Mike
Devanney. last years winner. and win
ming the classic event 10y a scant yard
and a half
There was an upset I'm the 40 ward
scratch race. which was won by +. T.
o'llara oc the Massac husctts Institute
of Technology, with Jo Loomis second
and the New York sprinters beaten off
There We're eight starters in tho three
mile special They we're Smith OF Dart
mouth. Pores. Gianakopulos and kyro-
men of the Millrosc \. a, Flynn and
Bdrdcn Uf the l. \. y. G., Hcnnlgan of
the Dorchester club and Colby OF the
Il. y. \ II was a great contest. Colby
sndtched the lead with five laps to 20
and gradually edged away from the
field. When the gong rang for the final
lap Kyronen woke up and began a ter
riff" sprint, which carried him up to the
local runner. \ Eaid from the inish
tOIhy trIppcd uu a spike and the fail
gay. the little New York Finn the VIC
tory.
Harvards frs; victory was in It's re-
lay race with Cornell. Kelly of Cornell
won the poe. but when he cot set with
Teschner th" Cornell man "WeW over"
ana was set back q yard Al the gun
II Was an easy matter tor the iItrN ard
crack To take the pole aud to hand over
Il yard and Il half to WILCOX VINO against
Lewis of Cornell increased u to seven
Yards starr OF cornell made up three
/ Yards aGainS iennypaCkcr Of Harvard.
hut capt. Eill Bingham in the last relay
/ though pressed hard by shelton of Corr
/ nell. never changed his pace, holding MS
T opponent in his wake ou tn. turns In
'He hnal Jap the Crimson track loader
tore Loose aul led the cornell anchor
man by ten Yards q, IT,, nu.sh The
Harvard team ran -lo a"u Yards IN 3
~ rItr- l-j onis
Harvard furnished ''e climax for .
'uo meet By beating Na, 'a 81 great re-
lay race. Capt OveIiou oc Nal". MO
i mad not started IA AN event. wts anchor
man against capt. Biu-htm oc tine Crim-
son quartet. II was a close tfI.ur up
20 the fourth man. DNcriuu suairhrd the
."ad from Bingham but at a." .as' turn
/ the Crimson runner dashed ahead and
won 10y two feet. TIL. summaries:
80 Yard Dash scratch, Won b. = p
/ o'Hara. NJ / r. Jo Looml, Ca,,,go a
' y second, / |. S'"rA' u~ulI. TRINITY t.up,
The sun., 1916-02-06
Wants Another Battle.

81 do not ear" Ia talk Al thus time
about anything that would d"trict from
the interest of the Moran Willard hat
tie But a. "A matter of self -yindicatiou
think I should say that the proposed
willard Dillon battle Is Still far from
being cold. willard has given his assur-
lnrn that ho wishes to put two battles
behind him before he Joins the circus
lie can have Dillon after he finishes with
Moran. The only unfortunate ciroum-
sauce IN connection with the Willard
D.llon proposition was the apparently
mi sl"ading insinuaiion that willard, AS
we'll as Dillon, had accepted terms
Although Tho less Willard trauk Moran
ten round bout IL still weeks away and
been signed there seems To he unusual
interest IN the event.
Tex Rlrkard displayed more than a
dozen letters containing orders for seats
yesterday afternoon. Most OF them were
from men prominent IN Wall Street, who
W.Shcd fine vantage spaces regardless
Of expense. one man enclosed a check
for 81 500 asking that Tex go ~ far as
be could on the contribution, as the
contributor had a host Of out of town
4 ends who had wired him
Rickard called upon Chairman Fred 4.
Wruck Of the state Athletic Comms-
sion Yesterday. Wenck assured Tex
tina, the commission would place no oh
staclcs in his way provided he observed
the laws of the sport Rickard liz slll
looking about for u suitable building in
care Il is impossible to secure Madison
Square Garden.
l..
The sun., 1916-02-06

date February -. but none OF the pop
uiar boxers about town will take a
chance for less than All the receipts
The big purse offered willard and
Moran seems To- have turned the heads
ut even the fourth raters
The sun., 1916-02-06

Johnston IA desperation. threatens to
Try a heavyweight bout II some of the
lighter boys do not come off their high
perches lie has promised Andre An
dcrsou an engagement II the big Wcs' =
erncr defeats Bob Devere at the iiar-
lem sporting club Friday night. Th.
feature of the show ia question is a ten
round tilt between the black Gohaths.
sam McNey and Battling Jim johnson.
Harry Wills already has been matched
with the winner
The broadway sporting club II
Brooklyn H. assured Of "a well packed
house Tuesday night when Jack Dillon
and Battling LeVinsky get together
Dillon is angry because he was side
tracked by willard in favor II Frank
Moran. He plans n campaign of knock
outs to establish his ,ght 10 meet the
heavyweight champion.
Marty Cross and Red Allen will fea-
turc tomorrow nights entertainment NJ
the olympic A =
charlie White. the renowned ght-
weight of Chicago. has been matched
with Harry Pierce, the hard hitting
Brooklyn man They will furnish tho
wiudup number AT the clermont 4 G.
Brooklyn. on the night of February 81.
Leo Vincent. the Philadelphia feather.
weight. has been booked for two figh' :
in cincinnati IN" latter part OF tn =
month he j. to meet X q Mui> ard
Matt BroCn.
The sun., 1916-02-06

Jimmy Johnston. matchmaker Of tho
Garden A. c.. IL strictly up against II
for n feature. The Garden has an open
The sun., 1916-02-06

champion in Greater New York some
TIME between April 10 and 22. lie left
Immediately for chicago TO arrange with
willard Tor such an open air encounter.
How the Deal Was Made.
when he reached the Windy city cur
ley discovered that the Rtckard-Mc-
tracken combination had offered big
less $4,000 for ten rounds with Mora.
IN March. Curley did not care To- pro-
mote al indoor fight lie had no use
for "A March date. Hut as he iS stll III
terested IN Wizards earnings. Jack I'M
mediatelN offered counter propositions
that sent the price of Jess end up TO
st5.00U. There Curley dropped. Rick
ards representatives matched 'url-N :
final offer and assured the champion OF
s..50O additional for training expenses.
They gave him 81 per cent. OF Tn" NOV
ing picture rights besides
Rickard and McCracken personally
conducted negotiations with Frank
Moran and his manager, Ike DorEah.
who were in New York. Moran was hrst
satisfied with s2o.a0o as his share until
he learned that Willard was getting a
majority interest In tine pictures ana
So 500 training expenses. First ne ana
his manager tackled Rickard for snare
OF the movies
Hep Yourself" was Richards answer
to 4 demand Of third interest. You
NAV have all the promoters' share and
welcome" Moran then pressed his claim
TO training expenses equivalent to the
sum given willard. THIS point lie also
won.
stories sent out of the middle West
to tho effect that there had been Spit
between Tom Jones and Jack 'uFley
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
&afii ~nnoisainfasta.

Sitbo ia Hoopertti oIiipat nuoruu-
oestaan alfaen pstGippfiet. Nolem-
mat jolituimat iamann aifaan oipio'
.Iiittooifin. grGGltG tafamaaIta &oo.
PERTH osti pienen oiunnon ia nuof-
rail mooto len pnpGriltG. SGn lilGii
mpos bito1eito len mufoon fitin marc
ia loi. Sonolto tofaliStolto pitofru.
Il mpos Srbo maota, iobon rafenii
untoet buoneet, iiu1 ban of iaonut fen
perron iporojo fofoon, eta ioi oman,
urioen oiunnon. SitGnastoin t1ptpi
&oopertin fGptt66 lainoraboia!
WoIemmot uiitisoirffaot tefipGt
obferoo tDotd: roiipalimot metiifostd
peltoa ia p1bitellen olfoi ioabo maas-
ia woiipopolffoafin. Eerbeen Iufu-
mdGrdt liiddntpimGt; neliG pieno-
foista of fimpoiiesiafin torpasia.
Snnostineeno tefi &oopertti tpotd,
fun buomaii tponid antaipan run
ioampaa tuloo. SGstd Siibo mlnit'
titi nprpedlle mieIeIle: fateiis pdGii
pGIeid t,irmeIemaan, iopa Subo oIfoi
&oopettia i~oIipaamaanfir. &iin Siibr
aIfoi fdp6d IdbeIId ~oIefuasfo faipiitt-
gisia pdimdtoisid, iosio aniaitii wer'
RATTAN bptpid poIffoia, Min "fdptti
ban tiroifuutta bptpGfieen' moittiof'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-24
"Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."


pailfiillo ie on ainoa feino usfosia pp.
ipmiiccn. Sosfin iinua ipanbempi
ipcli ioimaa tastd iidn antamasta b.
p%ppocsta, cId iittcnfdan iaifdbod,
lpoon miclilummin pbbp lauIamaan:
"Si anna mt armoii 8apabtaia.
cit en- oliii paan ,uercii balmcfiiia.
gnta eta mun ainoona a~artebcnaon,
oiii @oIsotan riSti ia fen meri waiil."
ldbdn pbopn mindfin.
2iiii.
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