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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
FUNERAL OF
FRED HILBERT
City Council and Odd Fellows Attend
the Services at the Residence
This Afternoon-Fire
Bells Toll.

Funeral service of Fred Hilpert,
Jr.. were held at the home, 1913 Con-
cert street, at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Rev Ezra Butler NewcomD,
pastor Of the Westminster Prespy-
terrain church, officiated. The city
council attended in a body, as did
the Odd Fellows lodge, OF which MI.
Hilpert was member. Inc Ouo
Fellows took charge OF the service
at the grave in Oakland cemetery !,
The fire bells tolled as the funeral
went from the house to the Gene
terry.
Six cousins of Mr.. Hilpert served
as the pallbearers. These were Fred
Schneider. Ben and Will Raber, 10
seph Haubert and Fred and VIII
Bogert, of Franklin.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
NOW A WOOD
MEASURER
Council Provides Protection For Buy
ers of Cord Wood and Against
Loose Piline Of Wood-Fee
of is Cents.

wood measurer is the latest ad-
dition to the government of the city
of Keokuk.
The two city weighers are made
inspectors and measurers of wood by
an ordinance just passed by the city
council. Their fee is fifteen cents a
cord
The same ordinance provides tnat
every person offering wood for SAFE
in Keokuk shall provide an open
rack in which the wood shall be
niIed one way. and the inspector is
10 make allowances for loose or i'm
nrouer piling of the wood.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
LARGE Number Of the Order Bid Him
Godspeed at the Train as He
Leaves for Army
Service.
IN HEARTFELT WORDS
Testify to the Regard in Which the
keokuk Medical Officer is Held
by His Many
Friends.

That Captain Coral r. Armentrout
lis not only a leading physician of Keo-
kuk, but also has a warm place in the
hearts of those who know him best
was demonstrated last evening by the
IGoodspeed given him on his departure
for Camp Grant.
The Elks assembled at their club
house and with flags and drums
marched to the station where DR..
Armentrout was surrounded by many
OF his personal friends and was busy
receiving the farewells of many keo-
kuk people.
At the station the Elks formed a
large circle into the center of which
Captain Armentrout was escorted by
Exalted Ruler Lloyd G. Norman who
said:
Sincere Sentiments Spoken.
The order of Elks is closely linked
with our country and feels deeply its
duty to work for the country and the
flag. But whatever the order does in
its patriotic work is as nothing COM
pared with the sacrifices made by
some of It's individual members in this
time of stress and war. We gather
here to bid you Godspeed, and while
YOU are SOuS we DISK you " tdhe WIN
you this small silken flag to remind
you that you are always in the hearts
and the memory. of your brothers and
to stimulate you at times in devotion
10 our country and your great work
for it."
Il thank every one Of you" said
Camptain Armentrout. You don't
know how TO appreciate such things
as this until you are going away. One
thing about the Elks is, that they are
always ready"
There was hearty handshake with
each Elk in the circle, and when the
train pulled out waving of flags and
CHEEKY shouts to the departing officer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Silas W Brant are
visiting relatives southeast of Nauvoo
for few days.
Mrs. V B. Williams and two. chill
dren. of Des Moines, are spending
the week with Mrs. c. c. Hutchison
of 1923 Reid street
Mrs. J. B. How'd, Mrs George S.
Tucker and family and Mrs. Charles
wickham were among the excursion
lists from Keokuk who went to
Quincy yesterday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
PosToFFlcE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Labor day, Monday. Sept. 2, 1918,
there will be one early delivery and
collection by carriers over the entire
city. General delivery and carriers
windows open from 1100 a m. to
1900 m. No delivery on rural routes
numbers one and two. Evening col
lection as usual.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30

NOTICE: SCHOOL CHILDREN
The big department store has hun
dreds of garments for you now, but
later on they'll be mighty scarce and
higher priced Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
NOTICE: SCHOOL CHILDREN.

The big department store has hun
dreds of garments for you now. but
later on they'll be mighty scarce and
higher priced. Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-30
NOTICE

There will be no issue of The Daily
Gate City Monday, September End,
Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
SIGN RAYMOND LAFAYETTE
FOR SPOKANE INDIANS

The Spokane team for 1918 began
taking form when Raymond Lafay.
cites signed contract was received
by Secretary Shea The document
was the first ono 10 he signed and re.
turned 10 the official.
I'm tickled 10 get back to Spo.
kane and with Nick Williams"
wrote Lafayette. The managers in
the Central league were OF the foul
ball variety ! have been placed in
Class Ia for the next draft. but do
not expect TO be called for some time.
as my district has furnished n suffi.
Gent number Of enlistments TO make
the draft call light one"
Lafayette IL wlntcring in Iowa and
is ready 10 leave for Spokane any
time the call Is sent him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

After the melee was over. Mcin-
tyre went to Kings dressing room,
and. shaking hands with him. com.
plimcntcd him upon his boxing.
II am able TO box a little myself"
Chef told the writer after the Incl.
dent. but certainly have 20 hand
IL to King. lie Is one OF the best
men In the country today. believe"
In the scml.windup. Battling Bob
Yocrn, the village smithy Of Kent.
lost n four round mill TO Battling Al
Nelson. San Francisco middleweight-
Both lads were trying turnout with
the result that n tough battle en-
sued. Yoern did not think the de-
cision just. but Nelson was entitled
to the edge.
Bunker Beats Wilson
II was Battling Bunker's turn TO
trim ART Wilson last night. and he
proceeded TO do so In the second
round 10y ricjIng one OFF the floor
and scattering II over Arthur's be
spattered oounicnnncc. The crowd
roaccl at the antics OF the heavy
weight clowns. altho in a way the
thlnk WIS ItAAlAi Fif'AAAA'tfs
Wildcat Leonard made en- sit up
and take note when he went to a
draw with Nick Sugar. Everett wei
tcrweight. Nearly all those present
expected to see Sugar rip into the
Wildcat in wicked fashion. but the
lad from the village made famous by
Charley Manning failed to get by the
Wildcats widest TO any degree at
any stage OF tho fracas.
Joe HIN. feathcrweight, substitute
ed for Lakey Morrow. who showed
up with his hand in a bandage and
face bruised and cut as the result Of
fall, and held Red" Gage TO a
draw Red" Is coping along by
leaps and bounds and made the vet
oran HIN step fast to hold up his
end OF the argument
Harold Jones. one Of McIntyre's
pupils. wen the curtain.raiser from
Elmer Sanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
HOCKEY TONIGHT IN SEATTLE ARENA
Mick King Wins
All Way in Mix
With Ex-Chan1p
BY ALTMAN.
BY AHERN:
BY EDWARD HILL

he entitled TO the Pacific coast heavy
Chef Mcintyre
round the
Crystal
deal holding to keep from
This caused The
the first time has ever
Chet here
champion piled greater ard
he telling blows would
putt
boxed last
lie jabbIng samrning
Justify
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
rULTONS REACH
84h-incHes
Powerful
-. SHOULDERS

Way back In the 'aoa there arrived
In America from Australia fighter
whose peculiar build excited the rid
iculs Of the fight fans Of that day
until they had seen him fight
Fob Fftzdmmona. tho Human Co
rilla. as hr was sometimes called.
presented 20 tho fighting public OF
his day new type OF fighting ma
chine. other hcavyweiEhta Of his
day. and all former champions In
the memory Of the fans Of that day
had bcrn huge muncicd men % great
weight. bulky from head 90 foot.
with the exception Of Jim Corbctt.
who was graceful in spite Of his
size
Fitx was n mlddlcwsiEhi with tho
shoulders and torao OF a heavy.
weight From his huge shoulders
hung long flnli.lise arms. Ills reach
was tremendous for a man Of his
height. no waH a trlfle under six feet.
His waist WINS slim. hla hips narrow
and his body was set upon a pair 81
long. thin flnminRo-shapod legs.
which looked more Ike the legs of a
sprinter than those Of a fighter.
There are two logical contonasrs
for Jess WIZARDS crown today. Jack
Dempsey and Fred Fulton.
Physically Fulton II n huge
Fitssimmons His shoulders are
broad and powerful. His reach
Of siis inches u the longest In
the history Of the ring. His
waist and hips are slender. His
legs are long and thin.
In one other way. Fulton resom-
bios F'itzsimmons. He uses tho pc
cuiiar fighting crouch which Fitz
first made popular IN America. and
from this crouchinE position he ma.
nipulates tho greatest left hand in
the ring today.
There the resemblance stops. Fitz
simmons was "A great fighter be.
cause he hJd the physical qualiflca-
l lions and because he loved 10 fight
/ lie DID not know what fear was. The
other fellow never had enough 10
daunt Fitz. remember his famous
saying. The bigger they are. tho
harder they fan"
Fulton has yet 10 prove that he
has "A fighting heart. II Is perhaps
unfair 10 call Fulton yellow. He
/ has never boon put 20 severe
enough test 10 determine his cour.
age. But have this from n famous
referee who has worked with Fulton
| in the ring.
"Iie l. hard to handle In the
ring. lilo acts like a big baby.
! lie IL constantly kicking about
what the other fellow IL doing.
lie Is always looking for loop
/ hole. II II wasn't for that Full
ton would be the greatest heavy.
/ weight In the world"
Mind you, this referee DIDN'T
say Fred is yellow. He intimated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
FRIED FULTON COMPARED TO BOB FTTZSIMIMONSI

that he hasn't a fighting heart The
man with n real fighting heart will
refuse 90 accept a verdict on foul
unless he j. badly hurt. he will not
bubble about the size and weight OF
his opponent That was Fiz-that
, ~ Not Fulton
Regardless Of this. however. Full.
toms recent record has been mighty
/ impressive. lie has knocked out
Frank Moran in three rounds. the
fira, time the blonde IriHhmRn ever
took the count. altho he had fought
I both willard and Jack johnson. In
this fiFht. Fulton declares he delib-
I orhtely permitted Moran 90 swing
4 his Mary Ann" 20 times 20 his head
and face TO show he was not yellow
T and that he could aSaimllate punish
ment
Ilo knocked out In ono round Tom
I Mcmahon. who holds a decision over
willard. The only man who has
I broken even with Fulton In the last
year IL Billy Miake. who fought the
plnaterer a io.round draw.
! Fulton is not TO bc despised by
I any means. lie n big. strong
I fighter with tremendous hitting pow
cr. a super reach and a pair OF edu.
Gated hands.
CThe second Of three articles
sizing up the two chief contend.
crs for jess Wizards CROWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
CLASSY CARD
is LINED UP

Matchmaker George Adams has
lined up a classy card for the Eiks'
smoker. 70 be put on Thursday night
in the clubs gym.
frankie Tucker will meet Leo
Houck In the main event. The rest
OF the card IL Nick Sugar Va wild
cat Leonard. Red Gage rs Johnny
Moore. Battling Bunker W. Jack
Thompson. Elmer Sanford W. Pat
Siaco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
EXPECT ALEXANDER TO
ACCEPT CUB CONTRACT

CHICAGO. March i3.-Cub fans
we're expecting notification today
that Alexander the Great" had con
scented to come in. When Is Cubs
left Chicago. late last night. for the
training camp. the impression was
that Grover. meeting the train at
Kansas city. would be offered n com.
promise settlement on his $4,000
share Of his purchase price. Mana
ger Mitchell has authority 10 close
a deal. and II appeared he would not
let So 900 stand in the way Of a real
pitching staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
Nit Notes

Dan Salt and Chef Neff left We'd
nesday morning for Portland. where
Chef boxes Muff Bronson in the
evening. Mick King was TO have
gone along. also.
George IngIe vs.. Chef Neff. Muff
Bronson VS.. Leo Houck. Mike Pete
VS.. Jack Allen. Able Gordon VS..
frankie Murphy. are part OF the
card 20 be staged in the Pool next
Tuesday night.
Ad Scharht and Ted Whitman
did the refereeing last night Ad
worked in the main event.
Elizabeth Tucker il busy lining mp
bout in Portland for Brother
frankie. Fred Merrill has the next
Portland permit. IL appears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
SHlPBUILDERS' HOCKEY
TEAMS CLASH FRIDAY

The Ames and Skinner & Eddy ice
hockey teams. Of the shipbullders'
league. viii tangie on the ice AZ the
Arena Friday night. in the tussle for
the league gonfalon. Duthles and
the Dry Dock club have dropped out
~ the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
Vancouver Here
to Argue Right
to League Flag
by Condo.

and Vancouver
w Pacific
Coastas the a $50
Despite reported laid with an In
Lester
Patrick. he odd are swinging Mcopontans
the hockey
played BY tho Monday night In the
wid-eycd fans sat
statements wednesday morning predicting
Z tough ussef or each
10 should bo
in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
SAILORS COME HERE TO
MEET Y.M.C.A. ATHLETES

The basketball team and wrestling
team OF the Bremorton navy yard
come 90 Scnttle today. To compete
against tho Y. NJ. {. 4. athletes, in
tho ~" gym tonight Tho navy yard
team is made up OF stars from col
lcgcs and major leagues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13

with 80 much az stake In this con
test. the winner being selected TO
meet the Eastern association winner
IN the world > series tilt. two ref
erees. or rather a referee and n
Judge OF play. will BE- used Mickey
Ion viii handle the puck. while
George Irvine. well known here. viii
scout along the sidelines on the look
out for some one 20 slap a penalty
son or off-side plays to call.
To Watch Mickey Maekay
Mickey Mackay will be the lad the
locals will watch this evening when
IN. teams take to the ice. by
checking Cyclone" Taylor continu-
ally the Seattle players have made
him lose a lot OF his effectiveness
and hope to do the same with
Mackay. They were on Mickey
pretty much during the last game
played here. ard II got him consid.
.erably rfled. IT. fact. he lost his
head and he and Frank Foyston
engaged in a little scuffle not on the
card OF the evenings entertainment.
Reports from Portland says sew.
'eral members CT the Rose City team
will be on hand to witness the
melee.
II the Seattle team Is victor II will
leave Thursday for Eastern Canada
for a little engagement at Montreal
Or Toronto.
Dopesters. in giving Seattle the
edge In tonight's contest do 50 be-
edge In tonights contests, do 30 be-
Vancouver even in that city and
should do better tonight on home ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
Oants 10 Use
Coast Referee

Frank Patrick. president of
the Pacific Coast Hockey ASSOC
citation. has asked permission
Of the Eastern officials TO Use
a Weytsrn referee In n portion
Of the worlds series contest.
Patrick declares that a ref.
cree from the Coast should be-
allowed 10 officiate IN the
games played under Western
rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-13
AUGIE TO DEFEND HIS
TITLE IN CHICAGO MIX

CHICAGO. March 13.--Augie Kieck-
hofer. 3-eushion champion. defends
his title for the first time here 70.
night, when he meets Bob cannefax.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
OUTSIDER is
STAKE WINNER
Widener 5 TrompeLaMorte
Captures the MetropoG-
tan Handicap.

Belmont Park, May 27.-The open
ing of the Westchester Racing As
sociation's meeting here today was
marked by the first big surprise Of
this seasons racing In the East
Joseph E. widener's Trompe La
Morte, q 3-year-old French colt. won
the Metropolitan handicap. defeat
ing Omar Khayyam and Roamer.
1t was the first time in the his
tory of the event that Q s-year-
old has won. Omar Khayyam, the
favorite, showed no speed after the
start. Roamer set the early pace.
Old Koenig was second and Priscilla
Mullins third Tronpe La Morte
opened at 20 I'd 1. but before the
race was called was quoted at 10
to /. About $1,000 persons were in
attendance.
FIRST RACE-Fvs and one-haR furlonz;
Smhash II. lis uske), to !. to ]. TO 8.
Abadans. l@ lEnsor1, 70 : g 70 :;
q . TO 6. Time. lo4 -. Top Of the Morning.
sharpshooter. Star Master. Mary Maud. As.
sumo. Yankee Witch. Cock Tail. Zenith and
Greek Legend also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two miles; steeplschas,
Brentwood, lse F. williamsl. toNs, to 2
out; Capt. Par. III tAilenJs 70 \ ] 10 ~,
out; .Doublet, l52 Byersl. 4 to l. 9 to'S. . to
S Tina as. Gold Bond and Ormshesd also
ran. added starter.
THIRD RAcE-Four and cne-haK tnrionss:
Penrose, lU ugke), 0 to 8. & TO 5. and . TO s.
won; Little Maudie, % Rodrignezl, 10 10 ], Z
TO /, and q to i. second; The Desert. loe
Cwalls). 10 to l, 4 to l. and to !. third.
Time, On Is Little Cote. Wise Joan. Charles
Thoriey. Poultney. Maclane. Top Rung, Tdum-
phant, Jack Healy. Lady vuicain, Thomas ".
McNahon. Shoot Fair. Rainbow Girl and Prim
3rd, also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-ope mik: handicap;
Trompe La Morte, % (McAtssl. 10 to 1, 6 to
and to l. won; Old Kosnig, lis tByme). 4
to /, to s, and to 10. second; Priscilla
Mullens. lo4 Uyke}, IS to 9 to ] and TO
I, third. Time, l3s Is Omar Khayyam.
Rosm4. walnut Hall. Hank oDsy and Hen
FIFTH RAcE-Mne: Lady Gertrude. %
CEricksonl. Z to l. 8 TO and TO 8. won
Prf1lux, ia (Ensorl, 8 TO l. to and 10 5.
second; Airman, IL Rodriguezl, B to s. 9 70
and to 5, third Time. ls1o: Firing Line.
Crlmpsall, Ellison Donerail. Judge Winfield
and Kohinoor also ran. .-.
SIXTH RACE-Four and one-haN furiongs:
Elm Queen, IL Csehuttineer). ls TO s. TO
and to s, won; Routledee. li5 tAmhrose). .
to /, to and even. second; War Marvel lis
Buxtonl, 10 to !, 4 to l, and to !. third.
Time, od IS Little Ed, Terentina, Roi
Craig. Nighttime, Balaros. Hannibal The
Dauphin. Harry NJ. Stevens, Suffrage. Loyai
Peter, Antoinette. War Rocket. Perry, The
Trump. seedy Lady. Ballet Dancer. md,
Viraro. Girmalkfn and Sweepment also ran
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
ODONOVAN NOT
/ TO Be REFEREE
Kid Williams Refuses to
Allow Instructor to Act
in Clancy Fight.

Baltimore. May H.-whon be the
third man In the ring to hand down
the decision in the 12-round bout
between Kid Williams and Young
Clancy next Saturday afternoon at
Oriole .Park7 This question is now
holding even attention with the dis
cussion as to the probable winner
Of the battle. The referee matter
may be settled some time today.
while. OF course, the other topic
win not be determined until next
Saturday.
Naturally fans are most keenly
interested in the man who is to play
the important role of referee, espe-
cially as williams has been most
emphatic in his objections to Capt.
|ODonovan, who has refereed prac-
tically all of the main bouts here
for quite q while. The objection to
10 surprising to many fans. They
could understand the action Of Pete
Herman demanding an out-of-town
referee when he fought Young Cha
ney, but Just why the Kid should
insist upon another man than the
one who has been generally acting
is perplexing to many. "A number
Of followers Of the sport also pointed
out that Williams has never had
|o'Donovan referee, Prof. Doyle hav-
ing acted when the Kid fought Jack
sharkey here some weeks back.
Manager Bletzer. of the American
Athletic Association, and who Is also
manager for Young CLANCY, is get
ting somewhat peeved at the Kid.
Hen says that Williams has been
given every demand he has made,
but this referee business IL too much
Williams boosted Bletzer's, original
offer to meet Andy UP to $1,000 The
question Of weight was dictated by
williams, who set II at l20 pounds
ringside. Williams even went so far
as to stipulate that the Sol Levison
glove be used for the bout, and Blet-
zer has had q merry time getting
hold Of set Of them, as they are
made In San Francisco and are not
used much in this section.
1t Is understood that the Police
Board this afternoon will consider
the matter Of making Pop o'Bnen.
Of Philadelphia, an official referee
for this city. o'Brien is nationally
known as a referee. and was called
In as an eleventh-hour choice for
the Chaney-Herman bout recently
His work on that occasion was
all that could have been asked, al
though, Of course, II. must be remem-
bered that the real Job Of referee
around here is handing down the de-
cisions, something he was not called
upon to do In that bout The nam
ing OF O'Brien AZ an official referee
for Baltimore. 1t Is believed. would
settle the controversy over next Sat-
urdays 60. fnasmuch a. IL Il thought
Williams would consent to his act
ing. He has refereed almost an Of
the bouts in Philadelphia where VIII
Jams has been one Of the contestants.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

Kid Egan and Johnny Cunning
ham. local feather-weights. are all
set for their marathon struggle to-
night at the Ardmore Club. The
boys did only light work yesterday.
and they are on edge for the melee.
No bout In recent years has
aroused the interest that has been
shown in the Egan-Cunhingham
setto. This Is more of a grudge
battle than any staged in Washing
ton. and both have their hosts OF
supporters.
There is still, some wrangle over
the referee question, Cunningham
(holding out for eItner Capt. Dono-
van.H Kid Sullivan or Danny O'Brien,
while Egan wants either Capt.
Donovan or Pat O'Connor. But
Matchmaker Freeman declared last
night that this would not hold up
the bout. as the boys agreed to al
low him to name the referee, IL
they could not agree, and he will
see that the third man in the ring
is on hand when the .timekeepers
rings the get away gong.
Special car service has been
made to handle a record crowd. as
the boys are meeting on a winner
take all basis. purse, gate receipts.
forfeit and all The preliminaries
will start promptly-:at $40 O'Clock.
Special car service have been
granted the club management by
the Washington Baltimore and An
napolis railroad officials. The fight
special will leave White House Sta
tion at Fifteenth and H streets
northwest at 7:e5 .. m. while two
other limited trains win follow at
1880 p. m, and 5 p. m
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
CHAMPION WHITE SOX !
TRIMS BARROW'S CREW

Boston. Mass. May H.-Dutch
Leonard, whose work has been q big
disappointment to the Hub fans this
season, dropped another game to-
day when the White sox came from
behind and won by the score Of
6 to 1.
cicotte started for the white sox,
but was yanked at the close of the
first after the Red sox had rot to
him for two runs, Sheltenback fin
ished the game and gets credit for
the victory. Leonard was unable to
hold the White Sox in the pinches.
The proceeds OF the contest today
were turned over to the Red Cross.
Score by innings: a.
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t0ston ...-....- :. .2o1 o61 o0o-4 3 1
Betteries- Clcotte. sheltenback and
Lynn; Leorard Bush ana Arne4.
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