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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Several biz problems confront a
number of major lenguc managers.
They must be solved during the
spring training trip.
The New YORK club has the out
field problem on It's hands. Babe
Ruth and lob Meusei will be out
for five weeks as the result OF tho
suspension 10y Judge Lands.
Manager Miller higgins must
I'M that void Ia some way 80 that
he lUss OF these two players VIII
not seriously handicap the chances
Of the Yankees To repeat IN the
American league.
The pitching problem II the most
serious one that confronts Manager
speaker ~ the cleveland club, the
runncr-up in the American league
last season.
Either Walter Mails or Jim
Barhy must 10 n large comeback
for the Indians. possibly both. IL
Speaker Is going to make things
Interesting Tho rect Of the club
will deliver II " gets pitching.
Detroit hns two ,lnfieid positions,
as well as pitching. to worry about
Jones' at third and Blue al first
will show real class. II Pep Young
retufns To form second base viii
be satisfactorily taken care of.
Shortstup IN the big question at
Detroit. with second base in doubt.
\ team that IL not satisfactorily
taken care Of at those two most
important positions Is under a very
serious handicap.
Ieu g.. Manager Cobb's good for
tune to have one Of his recruit in
fielders make good AT short Il Will
60 a long way toward settling his
problem.
Lack 81 consistent pitching
| played havoc with tho Tigers
chances last year. IL II possible
that The recruits pillette and John
son VIII Hdd considerable strength
10 the Tigers pitching STAFF.
Perhaps the biggest task that
Manager Gibson Of Pittsburgh Will
face IS 80 make his players forget
all about the 1881 pennant race.
Nfter seemingly having Il won tho
Pirates blew lu the stretch.
The finish uf the 1924 season %
pot going to add any confidence IA
he Pirates. In addition. Gibson
may DO without his star catcher
Schmidt who threatens to retire
because Of On salary difference.
Incidentally Gibson has "a few
nfcld worries. Third base H. a
matter 81 doubt. likewise second
may cause him trouble. This fellow
Traynor, who Joined the club lasi
fnll looks like a good bet 10 solv,
Gihaons Worries In the inficld
~ Cincinnati Pat Moran II going
- have practically n new inflcld
~ shnr, and third will be Cavoupy
and plnelli two newcomers TO Gin
"innnti - second and frs; will
be- Hohnc and Fonseca.
while larking major League
noise this inficid seems to have
great promise, and nav 30 bic
when u pets settled 20 big league
ways In the meantime however
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
PRINCETON WINS
A. A. J.. INDOOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Wet Spots in Track
Turn Meet Into a
Farce

NEW YORK March wet
spots In the track from several
leafs in he root turned h an
uual a. A a. indoor champion
ship. into u farce here tonight
several OF the star athletes. In
Guiding Thomns and George. II the
New York A. g.. and Baker. OF the
University 81 Virginia, were hurt
in falls. II was Impossible 10 break
records under the conditions nnd
tho asAletes wcr4 lucky to avoid
broken nccks
Princeton university won the
Tenn championship with 10 points.
vale was second with IL -.
Cnristopher's club Of New York
wna third. with nine. aud the
Loughlin Lyceum. New YORK
fourth. with oigh. points
sixty-ynrd run-won by LEGO
nov. Of Lafayette; Wood, -
chrirtopher club, second 6reh.
| Columbia. third. Lewis, Columbia
fourth. Time, 8 3-5.
e.vcnty-yard high hurdles Won
by Human. Yale. Dram Inion
second: Roberts, New York a. -
third: Boynton, New YORK uniNer'
alty. fourth. Time ? a-S
l.NDn-ynrd run-Non ny MAJ
colin Douglas Yale; Parker, ~
Chria'apher club, second r W
Miles. Yale. third; W r. Boet
/ cher. Lafayette, fourth. Time
2is AS. m
I6-pound fhot-put-Won oy ~
Nv. Beattle, Princeton; JOeeph At
meth. pnaliat A. c.. second; W
n Wesly. unattached. third. onll
three entries Distance. - feet,
lnchs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
GUIDE BASEBALL
BY Commission
IS NEW PROPOSAL
Would the Plan Give
Game More Backing
From Community

Would % he a worthy plan to
have. Albuquerque baseball clubs
run b. a baseball commission
nhs u "a question which has
holhtd up since fans at santa Fc
hnVel prunE tlie idea that a. might
be wise Tor q commission 90 run
thei Santa Nc club.
NV CON liseion, Bs tho plan
goeAi woula be made up OF mrm-
inrAtof the Kiwahis club. Rotary
club business Mems association
aud the Chamber Of Commerce.
ainte the American Legion has
bcahl -cndeavoring so take the mi
flaaVe IN starting "a baseball club,
and the prospects are ihnt other
ciuhl may show their heads hare
ard there. she question arises that
aoraq Of these organizations need
a. Guardian hand TO aid them In
their progress
BIS pointed out that a com
nti4slon In charge OF all OF Albu
uutfhhe clubs whether there arr
twa or se, erai. might obtain more
fnt!cial hat ng from the com
nudity. There IL no question hul
lid 1.-THE Duke city needs nj least
two lirsa-ciass baseball teams
bar padilla. manager or tht
puEk lily Grnys. Is working I'M
cearinEly to have a strong team
aud The IL a successful manager
rsnlh year the Aus arise. bu.
hn{o not alwaya been able u
Z ,nalth the grade ~ top-notch base
imht al least, the Aqs have neVol
fnl1nh a state championship
1fhe commission could tax
charRe OF the playinS nela. on
or niore Of them . - 70 ,hc
the(t Is no rag chewing or othe
aide mntineen not paid Tor an
Tlioh har threatened TO put w
= ,1,k sin mad" In the words OF IN
rhe commission plaE for santI
Fel IL backed stroneiy ps .nesei
SECOND -fo-none" home-run MI
srr br The home grounds 9
crdh IN the Capital CITY players hr
fnflfrr for a commission TORN q
baseball government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
TO
FIGHT DEMPSEY
IN LONDON, PLAN
Major Arnold Wilson
Gan Swing Deal Is
/, Belief
By JACK NrAULIFEE.
Undcfcntcd Retired Lightweight
Champion.

W Tittfu lhf Nif hiNtu IFf~Sl
LONDON, March g. Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
will be signed for "A heavyweight
championship fight IN London in
the early summer. according 60
present plans
Major Arnold Wilson. the only
promoter In England with suffl-
ciont prestige and financial back
Ing Ia swing the big fight. told me
that he had practically made all
arrangements.
lie has not signed Carpenter yet
ana will not do II until after the
FrenChmnn fights Tod LeWia. !
said In one Of my recent letters,
the London fight fans are really
taking thai match very seriously
II Lewis should happen to win
from Carpenter or II he should
put Georges on the floor n couple
81 times. the major figures that
Georges would not be n good card.
lie will not say that he has Demp-
sey signed. but from the way he
acts ono gets the impression that
he has at least entered into ne
gotiations with the champion,
Tommy Burns offer OF 10000
pounds for the match Is conEid.
cred nothing more than a httlo adj
vertisinE Tor the former champion
Burns hasn't nearly that much
money and his friends have less
II the fight does come off In Eng
land, ms almost certain that VII.
son will bee the promoter and tina.
n will be held In Albert haii
which ranks with Madison Sauar
Garden In New York
Reports are easy TO pick al
here, but one from a reliahl'
source has - that Dompsol
and his party Will be In Londoi
before the middle OF April. II g.
understood that he has alreadl
secured living quarters and .
place for training.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
GRAYS PRACTICE
At BARELAS PARK
THIS AFTERNOON
Padilla's Boys Will
Start Training for a
Hard Season

There b. no longer any secret
in the fact that baseball Il In the
air. aud that the mortality rate
among office boys grandmothcrs
promises TO be high this year
The Duke city Grays will be- out
on Hnrelns field In uniform this
afternoon ct 2;2O o'clock. under
the guidance Of Manager Dan Pa
dliln Ga oil up the rolyes which
have become stiff through the
winter, and TO try "a few swings
with thv batn.
Ddn padllia makes a special bid
20 anyone who thinks he can play
baseball and would like "a berth
with the Grays, to show up this
afternoon FOR "a tryout. A. HuNll-
larry catcher, good pitchers and
heavy hitting outficlders are t-
peciully In demand.
ANY one who wants to play
with the Grays can have a place
with dhem IL he shows enough to
make the team padila atid yos-
terdny. II have n good many APP
plicaupns from boys all over the
southwest who want 70 get on tho
teafa but am only going outside
Of the vicinity FOR a few players.
and Railways prefer to use home
boyWf I can find Thorn"
T. Hears From Players.
DID has "A letter from Toots Tel.
Ter. tvho played shortstop and
thirN base last year. saying that
that he would be ready TO tu"n
out a. soon as Dan says the word
lie \ now at his home in 81. Mi
chasN Arlz,
~ also has n letter from Tor
rihlF Terrell who Il now at phov-
nix. ensking for n place on the
twirArS staff Dave Gomez. of
SnltUlnkc city, b. bidding FOR u
pitchrr's job. and 50 Is Pitcher
Salathr ~ the Phoenix team.
SAiazar Is a likely candidate,
Rndnmhy hold down the mound
for DC Gruys this season He ha-
maid an excellent record with thu
Imfarial valley winter baseball
leaauo. having pitched M ig-in-
nin9eame against Duke Ross. who
pitches for Vernon, OF the Coast
league.
The field at Barclas il now be
ing nut IN shape Tor a hard sea
son, The outfield II TO he filled
in With 80 or SO loads OF good
diru Work has been started &c
team down the Fourth street fence
where a new iO-foot fence will
be bolt. The grandstand will be
enlarged TO accommodate record
crowds, which Dan believes b,
viii have this year.
Secs Rig -eason.
= 'am locking forward IA th,
best season ever pudilla said yes-
terlnF Il Will guarantee 20 give
this city the best ball team 10 has
ever mad this year. II won't win
every game. but n win bee better
than any other team in the state.
! must have the support OF this
city however"
fhdilln says that he may cal
fOri subscriptions in order "a
strgngthen his team at weak
Spots
''The Grays have r%epresenteJ
Aliiituerguc FOR Is years he said
''aWl In that time we have never
gone 20 the business houses Tot
help This year Santa Fe IL put.
ting w a large sun TO get a good
professional battery and other cl-
ties are supporting their teams thi.
way. The Grays Will be seif-sup.
porting as a team, but / may need
to ply q small sum FOR one or we
semitprofessional players
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
GRABS
TRACK MEET, 5
NEW RECORDS SET
Minnesota Takes Sec
ond; Osborne Is In
dividua Star

THBANA. III. March Eight
new records were established To-
night AZ the fifth annual relay car
nivnl ~ the university OF Illinois.
Illinois grabbed the lions share
Of honora he the special events to-
falling 20 points while Osborne. the
Illinois star. took the all around
championship. Minnesota scored ~
points: Kansas ~. Iowa 10, Michi-
rnn Z, Wisconsin &. Iowa State 2.
Summaries,
All around championship 75 yard
dnHh-Hamilton. Missouri. first
OHborne. Illinois. second; VIE man,
Enriham College. third.
All around championship pol,
vault. Osborne. Illinois and Hamil-
ton. Missouri tied for first. Height
II feet 3 ~ Inches: Matthias. M
nois. third; Schjol. Minnesota,
fourth. Wiidman. Enrlham, MN
All around championship shot
nut: Hamilton. Missouri. first 81
feet. 1-2 inch. osborne. Illinois. rs
feet & Inches; SchJul. Minnesota, 81
feet 2 Inches; Matthias. Wionis
fourth; Wildman, Earlhnm. fifth
Two mile university relay Penn
Hylvnnia first Meredith. Holden
McMullen. Brown, Ames. second
Wisconsin. third. Time 5 minute,
1 2-b. iNcw carnival recordD
Is yard dash; Brookcnn. Iowa
state flrst: Ayrcs. Illinois second.
Spetx, Wisconsin third Time los
1900 yard run McGinnis. Illinois
first; Swcitscr. Minnesota second.
| tfovcrstad. Minnesota third. Tims
8 minutes 4 go seconds
Is yard high hurdles, Anderson
Minnesota first: Johnston. Iliinoii
second. bradley, Kansas third
Time 10 seconds.
10n0-yard ruu-fwcr. MinneHots
| first: HOttcndor Michigan second
Cots. Nebraska third. Time 2.2,
(new rccoTd.)
-Four mile university relay frs
Illinois tYHtes. McGinnis. pntter
son. Wharton second Purdu
Time 1871 thew record)
10 yard low hurdles; First n. =
Wallace. Illinois. second Anderson
Minnesota. third Stolley, Wiacon.
sin. Time ~ SIS.
Running broad 1ump-Bradiey
Kansas, first, second, johnson. mi.
nols. third, Nhitconb. Illinois. bis
ltAlltf - i'fh p - NNNAths
Ono mile college relay: first
Knox tAdamson Ialng. Friend
seound Cornell. third Beloit Tint
$40.
All AROUND championship. Fira
Illinois btbi points, record
second Hamilton, Missouri bi2i
points, third Matthias. Illinois
fourth sohiol. Minnesota; afth
whitman. EarlEam,
One mile relay: first Iowa (Kep
pier, Morrow, Brookins, Wilson.
second Illinois. third Chicago. Tim
3 minutes "a s-b seconds (new rec
ord.)
Pole vault lnndowsigy. Michigan
and Merck. Wisconsin tied for first
Hogan. Notre Damo third. Heieh
~ feet 0 IA inches (New record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Dave Danforth
Signs Contract

ST. LOUIS. March i.-Dave
Dnnforth. ~. Louis Browns pitch
or and holdout. has signed n con-
tract and viii report Tor spring
training Mt Mobile, Ala, Monday,
II was announced tonight.
Danforth asked that he be given
$4,000 as his share OF the deal
In which he was traded by the
Browns for eight players. wheth-
cr Dnnforth received this amount
was not dlvulged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Teams From Eight High Schools
Will Play for State Title
Here Friday and Saturday
HARDWOOD and Local Boys Have Good Chances to Win; Univer
sity in Charge Of Tournament.

The focus Of attention of the
high schools 1f fhr state VIII be
conferred on Albuquerque ON Erie
day and saturday when eight
high school teams Will battle tor
the state championship here the
annual tournament will hc ipld
u.iIcr the auspices ~ tho State
University. as ls Gus umbly. and
viii last from Friday uou until
saturday night
1wp leans VIII come here t.
represent each ct four sections OF
Ncw Mexico. thr central section.
the Iecos valley, southern New
Mexico and uurtncru New Mexico
Tho Albuquerque high school team
and the Hurwlud school boys have
battlcd their WAY to supremacy 900
.hc central section OF this state and
will represent this section la iap
contest
Two team. from Las Vegas. rep.
%rHHDutlug the high school and ihr
Normal school there. have climbed
Goo top positions ln northern Sew
Mexico and will bee here from THAT
section. Tournaments closed last
night OF. the STATE college and no
Roswell. where the other four
teams were chosen Ton The iuurua.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

he Judge. should be the first
ula5cr TO feel the effects OF the
big stick the Judge Yields when
"inconc breaks the rules n the
game.
lands has just announced that
Hr intends making tour OF the
-uutICrn training camps to study
Ilairg sys.cms that are used
Ny tho major league clubs
Some ~ the rockies have COM
H'1Iucd Co mo That they dom get
UhHuro to prove thoir worth
Thrf they nrc shunted back 90 the
.H|r- without u real trial.
Im 20 rookie 90 the game my
HTd ! wnu' ga get wise 90 "a
Doe OF things that are now foreign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Navy Athletes
Win Dual Meets

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March A.
Navy athletes won three dual
meets here this afternoon While
defeating the Massachusetts Tech
swimming team. 40 20 H. the mid
~ relay team broke the world \
record for 100 yards. doing the
distance In 1915 .-S. Tho navy
gymnasium also defeated Ma3sa-
ohuset.s Tech SO TO ? and the mid
dies whipped the Penn fencers 10
10 2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Harvard Selected
For Intercollegiate
Track NJ e e I

NEW YORK. March i-The
1922 champion intercollegiate
track meet will he held at Har-
ward university. the intercollegiate
Athletic association. announced at
n meeting here today.
Bates. West Virginia and Car
nogia Tech were admitted To the
meet by the association and the
Javelin and discus throw were
added 10 the program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
Golf Semi Finals
Scheduled Today

The foun survivors Of last sun
days golf play at the Country
club will meet this morning at 10
O'Clock for the semi-finals In the
Rosenwald cup tournament IN
vine viii he matched against Mar
anjo ana GlCm against Ressor.
The play Will he tour - holes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained adj
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

MINNEAPOLIS. March 't.--wis-
consin university basketball five
defeated the University OF Mime
sofa here tonight, "a to 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05

Suhstltutlons. Holy for Rod
gers Allen for Brirtow. Bristow
rur Monkicwicz Referee, Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

II am going 10 stay here Cat Spa
Belgium. sGerman general headquar-
tefs) with my army 10 the very last
and throw my life into the balance.
the kaiser exclaimed TO General Won
6ontard. his adiuiant general, the
evening OF November 9. the book
relates. But a trick was played upon
the war lord by Baron Won 6ruenau,
legation counsellor. making the
kaiser believe his troops were mu-
tinyiug and might carry him 20 Ber-
lin as a prisoner OF the revolutionary
government. Then the kaiser eapitu-
lated.
The hook Is to he issued TO the
public shortly. What effect the dis
closures will have Oh German po-
iitical life is a matter OF speculation,
but the author, in a militaristic
preface. gave his reasons for writing
the book thus:
Damned Duty
II considered il my damned duty
toward my countrymen.'
General Won Eisenhart-Rothe em-
phasized the volume was written
without fear or favor" and that il is
based chiefly on secret inquiry by
court of honor" composed OF the
leading generals and statesmen par
.icipating in the "events of the fate
ful November days" All statements
quoted in the book are on file in the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
1 Held in Theft of
10 Bags Of Sugar
Three Wen, One Woman
Jailed in Connection With
Bosrar Raid.

Hsfauu oi 10 bags oi sugar Roftli
iifls more than $50. three men and
q woman ar, ~ South Side Jail fac
ing possible Feuitncrs IN the pcni-
tentiAfy o. federal prison.
fne kifsrhbaum. $3.50 South
Tgsn,ysieufth street, was arrested
ior taking Tie sugar from a box car
r. the Rock Island yards near Rail-
road avenue Detectives say he con-
iesssd ard implicated Bert Miller,
4tns soHih Twenty-iourth street,
snd Ben Tangeman. Twenty.sixih
ard Gilmore streets as bis helper.
They said they sold the stolen
sugar 10 Sophie Smith who runs a
restaurant al Tweniy-sixth and 2
streets. Detectives say they found
the sugar there.
The three men arc charged with
grand larceny and breaking seals on
box car, In interstate transit, the
latter a frderal ofense. The woman
is charged with receiving stolen
property.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Kaiser's Actions in Last Hours of
World War Are Told for First Time

MY Damned Duty Ny Cotmen Excuse General for Writing Book
Which Shows War Lord Wanted Stay With Army and Fight Last
Battle But Was Oyerruled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Self Defense Is
Plea Of Brother
Held in Shooting
Eve Witness fal.iiicd. lie
SAYS Both Men Held for
Trial In Nounding oi
Woman.

rhafs.Bs tlai Nl1i1rA MfFa Ted
about ! shooting Aiifay u Thirty
bird GHd v siftfts 'ati Wednesday
night. uhfH shs sad thli John and
fos Iaaifh hffi fE shots. iauf 81
tasm iuluunE Mu Stella ufHif
1919 q street, John ias.fh dfe.afft
tr south side police flHfi fffiFff4F
fhat hs thot hsf iB trIisdfifH1f aiiff
81. hAd fhdi hiH in fhF fiE.h afHt
lie tad ms brother. Joe, Nas not
9TH him Joe told police De 9as 81
hpns ih bed ~ ihs time ihs shooting
uHfnffsd
Ms DfnIs "a in ~ Joseph baafis
al. badly injured, and hff recovery
% donhtiul
John sld Ne will produce fao Hifa
nttass via wili subaiaHiIaia bis
ktsfFs
The hfullft plfldfi H0t guilty
20 charges oi shooting With intent
% Ill ard we're bound over b. South
stds court yesterday under $1,000
hoads. ts amount lsing made high
hsfssw Of he d1uhilnlnfM Of Ms.
Usries ftfoytfy. Friends ~ the
fords hsidfs night
brothers said they would raise ihs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26
Lone Bandit Robs
Downtown Hotel
Pedestrian Held Up, Two
Homes, Three Stores
Looted.

A holdup entered the lobby Of the
flomar hotel. Seventeenth street aud
Capitol avenue. At 4.J0 yesterday
morning and help up the clerk. Roy
Slater. obtaining only 81,
Nick Pappas, $40 South Tenth
street. was held up al Tenth and
Dodge streets by two men who took
81.
A burglar entered the home Of
Tony Salerno. 200 Pierce street,
through a elsllar window and stole
sSl.70 in cash.
The N. n. Topp dry goods store.
His Ninton sreet. was robbed OF SIS
worth OF goods. Stores OF IA. ].
knutson. 4so7 Cunning street. and
M. NJ saytovio, ll0l Webster street,
were robbed OF $40 each.
A thief entered the home OF Ed.
ward Stanley. 46l7 Dodge street, and
stole Sj5.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

Witnesses handwriting. Il Is stated,
Part Of the story Is told in the
kaisef's own words, and thus for the
first time a record OF events. CORE
spending in some measure TO the de-
pafture Of Napoleon 10 Elba. is
given.
On November 9, 1918, Field Mar
shal Won Hindenburg and General
Won ofoener. the successor OF Field
Marshal Ludendorif, reeited long re.
ports TO the kaiser. in the presence OF
other distinguished officers. Won
Groener declared the army was no
longer behind the kaiser. The lat
ter replied sharply:
Il demand this statement from you
and the field marshal in black and
white-but not until you have asked
the chief commanders and the CONF
manding generals"
Firmly Indicated Intention
In spite Of the most urgent advice
OF Hindenburg and all other men,
bers OF the kaiser's encourage for the
war lord TO leave Spa, then German
general headquarters, the kaiser, un-
I'll 10 the evening OF November 9
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-26

rerIn March 2s-ths lnstf's own version Of
fhf historic night At November 9sin IN 1918. a. hsT-
maH rFHFml headIusrisfs. AZ Spa, Belgium. when he
made tf decision 10 Aee 20 Holland. is herewith
presented inf ths first time. The version is that
AIKEN from Dis diary, according % Gen, von Eissnr
hart Rohf Who soon wiIl publish hook concern
hs w. na.,it st,Hl- III VA INC ksi,st - N'els,
GfaaHff advised tlat leave ihe eullansing army and
H1 Ia q neutral country IN order 70 avert the most
terrible tiu war. had fought a terrific inner battle
since dh r8t wish 20 expose myself 10 a charge OF
fnW1fitgs. leaving that part ~ my army which pos
a.b'F remained loyal 10 me, | rather would die