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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
belmont Starts Training; Ouinet Wins Golf


. JuIging by the experiences
. on Eastern links from time 10 Z
., time Of Pacific Coast stars. one 4
. is tempted to the conclusion I
= that the different conditions
. must have a good deal 10 do I
. with the higher scores The tex (
= ture OF grass on California 4
. courses Is not the same as here. I
= nor is there much resemblance
. in the greens. II was probably I
. the putting surfaces as much (
. as anything else that bothered 4
q. John Black and Adelard Espin- (
. oza. When on the Coast low I
. scores for this pair are like 4
. breaking sticks. II might be 4
. added that this line Of logic :
. should work both ways, though
. # does not seem 10, for stars 4
Q, from the Atlantic seaboard ire 4
. quently 90 TO California and Z
. play brialliantly.
5000 $4,000 %@&0<
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21


. New York, Aug. 21.-Horace .
Q (Hbd) Euer, Of the Reds, who =
. pitched a no-hit. uo-run game .
. early in the season, is an eXpon- .
q, ent Of the shine ball OF course .
. Eller may have been using the .
. delivery for some time, but only .
. recently has he employed IL as .
Q openly as he does now. He used .
. Il against the Giants in two .
. games which he finished in the .
. series which ended in Cincin- .
. matt recently, and he was prac- Q
= tically unhittable in both .
.. games. .
. Eller has on the right leg Of .
. his uniform trousers a generous .
= smearing Of paraffine, and be- .
. fore he delivers a ball 10 a bat .
. ter he rubs It vigorously in the .
. preparation In his back peck .
. ct he carries resin and powder .
. ed emery, which he also sits .
. over the hall occasionally. .
5000 A0AAA& AAAA&
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
BIC CROWDS At
RACING MEET
Pari-Mutuel Machines Are
Popular With Track Fol
lowers This Season.

New York. Aug. 21-Racinei in
Kentucky where all Of the trackslare
owned BY a powerful syndicate. has
been enormously successful this year.
The spring campaign broke all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
5NAPPY GARD To
BE STAGED At
9TH CAVALRY
Four Fast Contests Are on
Bill; 0'Brien and Carl
son to Clash.
JACK FITZGERALD
MEETS KID SHANKs

TWO ring battles, in which claims OF
L supremacy have been advanced By
all four principals and are expected TO
develop some OF the fastest boxing
witnessed in the district in some time
viii be staged in the Fifth cavalry
arena tonight and Lieut. Frank llilana
is anticipating the attendence Of a
record crowd in the cement arena
just behind the headquarters building
at TT Bliss. Caveman Carlson. late
ly returned from overseas with an in
vlncible record and Matty O'Brisu.
border welter champion viii go on in
the headliner while Jack Fitzgerald OF
the medical corps and KID George
shanks meet in the seminal There
viii be two other fast prclininaries-
VIII Be A Battle.
In arranging the Carlson-O 'Brien
and llzgerald-Shanks all star card
Lieut. A1lana who is boxing Instructor
Of the Fifth regiment feels that he has
the services OF the best men in the
district for the show. IN point OF fact
the bouts on paper look TO be the best
short round confess that have been
carded in many months
while OsBrien f. not known to
many CT the civilian fans he has
tremendous following At TT Bliss
among the two cavalry and the
artillery regiments and he Is GER
tain TO meet tough, consistently
aggressive man in Carlson who
can give as well rs take punch.
Good As Murphy.
May o. the fistiC uEs who have
been keeping a line on the work q
c. Brleus believe that he is one 0f the
fastest Welters in the south The Fifth
cavalryman has defeated everything
Of his class in the district anu in The
event he besrs Carlson viii uniouot-
edlJ be given chance at some # -he
top 1lu-rlers OF the country 5la-1y
was runnerup to Tommy Murphy.
when that hard listed Irishman won
the southern department title in Fl
sam Houston and he has a ig follow
ing who believes 70 man that he IS
just as good as the sturdy red headed
crack who defeated everything in
these parts before ne left for the east
Shlnks Is Good Boy.
Local interest centers in the Eitz-
gerald-Shanks contest Fitzgerald is
the boy who has won two successive
battles at Fl Bliss but his style OF
milling IS not popular With the fans
In Shanks he is meeting the
toughest nan produced around
here in some time and Fifth
cavalryman are backing the
blonde battIcr from the first bell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
GENE DELM0NT
SHOWS SPEED
IN WORKOUT
lightning Little Memphis
Mixer Makes a Hit With
the Mitt Fans.
MEETS WALLACE
ON LABOR DAY

IL PASO boxing fans were out in
L force wednesday afternoon at
Pastime park 10 witness the workout
Of Gene belmont. Memphis crack, and
It required but the short time Of three
minutes for Gene 10 show his Pass
City friends that he better than ever
and has all Of the qualifications that
90 70 make the topnotcher- His light
ming left had was kept busy on
Sammy Johnson's anatomy for sew
eraI rounds while just to show the
fans that he could hit from any angle
and had plenty Of footwork Gene
danced around and shot in some stiff
right hand Wallops tnat MADE me
clever Sammy slow up 10 a startling
degree. He appears 10 be in excel
lent physical condition.
Right Down to Weight.
Gene developed but little superflu-
Gus tissue during his trip from France
to America after serving with the
American eEpeditionary forces and as
he plans 10 go through some stiff
mixing with his sparring partenrs
within the next few days he viii be
IN the pink OF condition on the Cay
Df the contest
The little fellow, to quote his
personal friend and manager Roy
G. Martin, chad everything in his
workout and certainly e i'm
pressed the fans. To W=-ch his
niMhle feet II seemed that John
NJ Dundee was aEnin in local
ring while he punches like Jack
Dempsey.
Box With Big Boys.
Gene Is the best judge Of his own
condition and plans 10 take on some
OF the big fellows within the next
Few days and the fans will see just
what he IS able to do" said Mr.. Mar
tin. The knowledge that he has
acquired since leaving FL Paso is TO
me astonishing as Gene seems like an
other boy. The fans all know what
small wonder that he is receiving Of
fers 70 meet men OF the order OF Kill
bane. Benny Nalger, Dundee and others
when he can step AROUND as fast as h.
does It requires consid cradle ability
10 be the champion OF two million
Ecrapny- doughboys and Gene held
that belt"
It may be said. Incidentally,
that M. Martin Is not TIE only
one who is enthusiastic over the
work of his little proteEe. There
are many local glove fans who in
terestedly followed his work in
eastern rings and il Is also to be
remembered that FL Paso Is the
home of some 1000 soldier boys
fully half Of which saw service
overseas They know him rs
cOmrade on the other side and rs
n eleams clever little boxer who
Upheld the American cOlcrs in
Franco, Italy and ENGLAND. Is
there any wonder that he is a faT-
orite in the face Of these facts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

As Dave Mackay, manager Of the
Armory club. has announced that he
believes the Kilbane-Valger thing
would draw $4,000. il is likely thai
the champion viii look for a little
more dough before he agrees to box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Mccormick. Loya. Home run. Hammonds.
Struckout. by 1Iendez, s. by Mainez. /; by
Gomez. /, by Rutherford. .; by Shea. p
Left on bases. First National. 6: Calanaia,
e First base on balls. off Mainez. I; of
Rutherford. 3. off Gomez. !: off Shea .
Hit by pitched ball by Shea Gomez.
Loyal. Stolen bases, shea. Kansas. Co
rnez 90, Chacon. Sacrifice hit. Chacon.
Time Of game, 1:45- Umpires. Fassett and
Chauvet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

The weekend schedule with the
Engineers meeting the runners up
Saturday, afternoon and fucing the
SIND artillery in the second game
Sunday looks like n hummer. In
the first Sunday game the 1895
and Zone teams Will meet. Null
cahy has not been henten by the
4Sn5 boys this season and as this
will he n battle to keep ont OF
the cellar some fast baseball can
be nnficfpated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

or developing kodak films so YOU &c
the hest possible kodak pictures
See Gandara-Se1f the Wigwani.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

wALsH nAcK wIrH 90.

& -
. WALSH BACK WITH sOX. q
9 Big Ed Walsh, one time hero .
= Of the South eide fans in Chi .
. cago, is back on ChaLey Comls- q
. keys payroll and likely to re- q
9 main for some time to come. 9
. The Big Moose viii be one of .
= Kid Gleason's aids The vet .
. eran can't pitch but ought TO .
. make a capable coach or scout. .
. In his day he was one Of the Q
. greatest Of pitchers and he .
. knows a bail player when he .
. sees one. Comiskey and Walsh .
. long have been firm friends. .
. and when the veteran gave up @
. a minor league berth recently .
. his old chief invited him to -
@ join the White Sox. O
$3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

and brokerage" But at that. racing
in the Blue Grass state never has been
so popular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

the DodEer team continued Sunday
afternoon. This team has some of the
hardest hitters in the LEAGUE in Dwy-
er. BEDFORD and Shea Whenever one
Of these players connects with the ball
It travels a considerable distance.
Bedford has never failed TO come
through with a hit in any game this
season and Dwyer seems to have hit
his stride. Shea is a cracSerjacl1
fielder and his hits always come at
a time when they are most needed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
Col. Nelly Back
From Overseas

Information has been received by
Capt W D. Greet county clerk, %
the safe return TO america from over
seas Of Lieut. Col H. H. Nelly, for
merry provost marshall at FL Pas0
and adjutaut Of the 34th division
when this organization was formed
at Camp Cody. Colonel Nelly had the
distinction OF being FL Paso's first
provost marshal and was later or
dered to China where he served TWO
years Returning 10 this country he
was commissioned a captain and Ia
ter was promoted to a majority when
he took the post Of adjutant OF the
saith division. While overseas he " es
athletic officer for the fourth army
CORPS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Manager c. Cordero Of the fast 4sO5
team announces that Pete Leyva- star
right hand twirler who has been away
from FL Paso for the past two years
on duty with the naval forces. Will
return to the city within the next two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Lawn Mowers sharpened. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co. 404 n. Oregon St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Mesa did son,e good work sun
day and deserved n great deal Of
credit for his GOODNESS in tho box.
This column has always predicted
that he would turn ont to he one
OF the hest pitchers Of the League.
and there PIE few Fans who will
not admit that he has the stuff.
Defeating the IenEue leading Er-
Eineers even without Mai. Wy
land calls for considerable ability.
md he showed that he possessed
fl nv stepping in and cinchinE the
game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21
Mcdonald to Go
to Bisbee, Ariz.

Referee Jack Mcdonald will leave
Thursday evening for Bisbee, Ariz
where he viii Officiate in the ten
round boxing contest 10 be held in the
Copper City Friday evening between
Frank Loughrey and Chambers, an
aggressive cavalry middleWeight
Chambers has fought several times in
Arizona and has been identified as
the middleweight who gave Johnny
Sudenberg, southern department.
champion such a hard fight for titular
honors in the Fit sam Houston tour
nament several months ago Edmonds,
the fast Fifth cavalry featerweight
who viii meet a Bisbee boxer in one
Of the preliminaries to the contest
viii also leave for Bisbee in readiness
to fill the engagement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Niniares. the fast little second
baseman OF the 4s05 team. is one Of
the most dependable players in the
league. He has a quick snap throw to
first that IS dandy. Joe Calamia,
Gomez on first and Armendariz are
good men and dependable hitters.
Acosta is coming through in good
shape
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Sherman's long hit to left center
was an ideal three base slam Sunday
afternoon The snappy Engineer made
a circuit clOut Of IL. however. and he
deserves credit for his ability to
stretch II The hit was the only clean
one made off Mesa during the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

weeks and viii become a member of
the Auto team Pete is well and IA
vorably remembered and there is lit
tie doubt but that his appearance viii
add a great deal TO the offensive
strength Of the team as a whole. Cor
dero is lucky 10 land the speedy star
board hurler. and It viii put his team
in running with an extra twirler 10
work with Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

II or around that date. and IL is
felt that several more weeks of
baseball weather can be obtained
If the dates are advanced to the
last part Of the month.
Sergt Bob Cummings, who holds the
reins Of supply for the Seventh cav
airy and is team manager OF the
scrappy Terrier team, was in the city
Monday from Cloudcroft. where this
organization is now taking its va
cation The Terriers viii not be here
in time for the Saturday afternoon
contest with the Dodgers. il being
played between the Duty team and
the Engineers The regiment viii
return as q whole on Sunday after
noon and will be in readiness to fill
any engagements that may come UP
in the future. The Terriers are fac
ing a handicap at present in the fact
that some OF the best players are
distributed along the border in differ
ent patrols
Mai. ]. II. Conlfn'S Zone Supply
team seems 10 play in hard luck
at critical times hut there are bet
ter days coming. just when the
team WIS getting lined up well
the club house was broken in by
VandaIs and practically all OF the
gloves and uniforms Of the play
ers taken. The Zone team has
held together remarkably, how
ever, and they are due TO get on
a winning streak mighty soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

Gay, you'll have a streak of smoke
- luck that'll put pep-in-your-smoke-
motor, all right, if you'll ring-in with
a jimmy pipe or the papers and nail
some Prince Albert for packingl
Just between ourselves, you never
will wise-up to high-spot-smoke-joy
until you can call a pipe by its first
name, then, to hit the peak-of-pleasure
you land square on that two-hsted-man-
tobacco, Prince Albertl
Well sir, you'll be so ALFRED happy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-21

you'll want to get a
photograph Of yourself
breezing up the pike
with your smokethrottle
wide oPenl TAX about
smoke sport! You
r. J. REYNOLDS I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Ripping Rhv'ses
by Wan Macon.
-s-
ANTl-RED.

TINE banks are full Of savings, Il
peoples hard.sarned dust a
30 We hear the rayings oi ks(
with deep disgust No program d
a'ohisilc can yet iJolhold here.
Wild eyed Russian mystic can third
things out oi gear In VAIN the 4
flag Nl,ing,, the threats hS luua|
~ pen the hanks are full ol ,Avin
put there by working men When .
oi III are, STONY, Head bfoic and
tie hum. perhaps Rcd speeches pliu b
With greater force all conc pr
laps they sill convert ~. wen
the unNI,hcl dubs. until the peel
rrrt u, vtt human vitae r.ul,
While We have our savings IN yo 4
rufrl jJnl. b.uIl rp'' thli ~
ha,lnes wont be 80 btssh ard 'f
With Uncs and fgirees gtov,ng
'ldc our cottage doors. We 40 not 4
the blowing Of freaks FROM oi',
shore, With happy children plar,l
! aluu, oir modest homes. We d.
! iced the bfaying that comes IT,
pdiy dpme,. IN vain tho clocui
az layed. imported seer no prie,i
| 'tc,olui,on can re, a tooihold here.
and thor, b, general rejoicing Thai
\, \lhcr' and 0ol ,oneone else WI
NDll govern tac dcsi.n.ei Of q,
Om't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Art Gumm
Would Send
Notes I'm punches

Dear Editor D.. ..- .....
We'll Ed am some worried OF seeing item I've pspH
llu around ftgl ' mr or "nthns
- they will visit to the community anu Pool
take al ,he 10Y ot a mans life ~
Al that I'd be able gger 10 beat hh germ WI"
ind on, when il Okla Cy by hgecns ~ weeks from W "'
u e. town " a
couple months and back until The rpdenc has wore e
only watch the schedule d germ e '1 mop i"'"'
A Bit and probable dodge the disease entirely.
On the other init bird will ou right where YOU are l"u
and gli Up In' " 'tiu "'
you eat and get plenty Of sleep will stand '"' chance q"
keeping OF the cemetery -... ,
upo,e W. should ought consider onNs, lucky Oh account o
this lu NOT PLAYING fat h Nh't And |"'
,,r oI, would NOT Worry ~ weeks schedule mn" hu,
would 40 about regular and leave THIS worrying stunt 10 Nv
professional ,-..... "a ,
We'll Id ser We will probable send over :" MeN[o and
,tand think lansing would he about our o note paper u' 'e
and il might not bad idea seud him box T." a'me'' Tor MS
iuia, caych I'M ire the whole bunch al Iaft1Wa
is I'd doe rot 'e n
.,,n n h, C,rr.na bu man was whole hun, "t
Mexico tstrana would know we m" u'
or nre,h,ng r't ' mat h"u'e
""' ~ Nul,hl'auIly Yours,
ART GtMM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Robert Q,tillen's Corner

cant consular representatives Mexico why
them to pose . Ensishmeni
Government has made laws projections u everything and every
bedy exeept hsiL
g..
depet spraying will seo bat there
b way rM the country Of fool ideas
When gsts mad oil the through about MS
ns h' feelings eu'ns the workman Who demands higher
A.ruism notk will find IN the dictionary But YOU
will never find q demonstratea Of its meaning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
The Children's Story
By Cdrlysle H. Holcomb
N. WOOD RAT IN TROUBLE.

ONE day Talsr Bes v:s. . the h north Hoin, the Great Fore,
woodland Ia need lie found the the
away whsa h veU yosaQ By the Hawk
ah ee hin became Ne tnew how tep and
" tse y! " s.s soniu.s' Hound H had .s learned how
.osk - s.s y. 1se = could nse Al! O. s. hing. md beer
twice VIXEN slss vss sbosA bat msuceessfuL
The King heard he VIII joy think he getting nicely
He eunsd h the far end The forest and fond that oil
vsE Then NJ returned his palace When he entered bic hsas he
q eeml
What docs this msn' sd he himself Then turning sbos he
~ ah The Wood Rat and his brother standing their hind st
Weh us1 Mr WOOD Rat what meant you trying
~ hsus ~ ess.f'
49, r. sar. said Jsk, but had To move our food q we
= ~ 70. had and could ask yoss
- M ea4e - fcu tave worked oil Day -9hls Il The
- - vussd h The daylight but last night that Weasel Of the
n - - tssA ds~a but he did not find knew he
X 9y9 Nqoa - here
have POI Mr. Weasel bat he that We
s pon sshcW telling anybody shout h Where did
S l m - nsusrs corn fsld-
~ saelt1r saN TutS Bos severely
~ oe11M ~ eeG1 II T. We ~ N : large
3sS r. r. - - = = .!s y. =
SY4 pvs y ypnth M Wnssl severely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

1Lore rliilng like being down
drc IN lul.ciolog, \ prisoner .,
narsd before Superior Judge o.
ID" AlIueia count, the other day
uicr,e The Judge looked over
pri,oner' 9''prney
Two years ard ten days" he
nuun,ed
What, ih- ten day, for" A..
ccur.-I for he defense
War tax" replied the cour'
nllll. NrM.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Do1ifWbrr1]
- MRwM -
CONTRIBUTORS DAY.
MOTHERS GIFT.

MOTHERS GIFT
Ii wasn't . great bunch oi ilower.
Adorned with good wi,he, aud lace
Nor dainles IN ribbon and holly
fhs, bfougb, the old smile TO her lace
Came Christmas. VIC lighted the candle,
Bedecking the wonderful tree.
The room was sblaie with i's glory,
And kiddies IN jubillnt glec.
And mother jus, sa, there pfetenlns
Enjoyment along with the rest,
Although she was thinking and dreaming
OF someone way out IN the west.
Across the big white world Of silence.
And moonlight soft shadows aud tcit,
No word had she heard from hei Danny
Tor upwards OF seven Ions ytlN.
She Joined in our fun and OUT laughter
And beautiful carols w sang
When out in the din-lighhcd hallway
The lonely old telephone rang
We hardly know how It all happened
The tree in It's holiday ilame
Forgotten az out OF the darkness
This message she waited for came
"a thousand good wishes, desi mother
Her face was aglelm with delight
"'TiS Danny. way out IN old FRISCO
I'm thinking OF YOU. dear tonight"
Erststie ard thrilled with excitement,
We all danced about hcr ior joy,
Md she mufmnrcd over and over.
MY be,, giit, ire ,oie Of my boy
Iul.t Maf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Old Stories in NciO 7ype
From The Times Files.
Twenty Year, Ago.

IWshty resfs Hkos
\ refrigerator plant. 80 feet square
and tseniy live ieet high will be
cttted IN Manila by the u. ). quar-
ttrms,icr department. The cooling
room will he large enough to contain
Al one tine S,vU bee,es. 7.SD sheep
and 40 tons OF salt MEATS, buue!,
egs, and vegetables, enough TO sup
pl, the army IN the Philippines lOr a
long time.
II l. Turner, prssiden, OF the
Ne,tefn Nstionll bank gave every
ely policeman q turkey for his COM
lng Christmas feast
Oscar lee has planned to make the
new hotel Oh Man and Broadway
i've stories high fronting on Broad
way There -ill be no finer this side
OF 81 Louis.
Twenty members Of the Oklahoma
lfeS association assembled here yes
tofdsy. when such old timer, as !. l.
llen,ley. Dan Pscry Lon Wharton
and others we're present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

twenty year, has London III lt' gri'
The absence oi wind through hteAt
Britain make condition, unpreceden,
,d Christmas shopping Is at a slani.
still ard the streets arr illlcd wii
torches a, mldda,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

Geoege Job,on, { \ Compton.
Harry Hickey and Nun Barber have
lu,t returned from weeks hunting
Trip IN the SSninole eountry. lhc
lave been supplying their friends
vith vepison and turkey lot Chri,t-
mas dinner. Jcbson /. elai,d o,cr h,
e.ord Of securing one buck And
seven turkeys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Fifteen Years Ago.

Tom LAWSON seem, To- have ae'
quired the habi, OF giving Wall street
siiii punch in the RIB, a. his dal''
morning eSeftise, say NeN lorh
exchanges.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

Ou, Of the SOWo0 estate oi the
ChoctaN thi,kas4w Indian estate tic
LAWYERS only 10, $4,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
A PROBLEM IN FINANCE.

Il wcsdcr I you could" unused the barber
Wonder could what asked the victim uc ~ nc soa?
from his
III guy signed hi, 5000 O. L wonder II could
that he author Of little note replied the barber as he applied
the hot towel-H /. N.