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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 7, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten Page the evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota tuesday november 7 1922 number 32mine blast total 63 Senate fights hold interest at polls today i fair weather prevails Over most the country for regular election wet question up too various states p>t3se\t Many unique Featt Hess Man y Battles heated wife scored. Sues husbands family Commerce body asks to for million for alienating his love u. S. Shipping board1 a a to curtail operations called nov. Is in Hub Harding plans by associated pres leased wire Chicago 111., nov. 7.�?fair wealth for today election was forecast generally for the North Central states i except extreme upper Lake re i coins and the Dakotas where rain and Snow were expected to a Fleet Tho in a it in a let in the Rural Dis t riots in North Dakota especially bad weather was regarded As a most in i Portelly Factor itt Quot the election. Yes j ter Day a Snow storm and the weather Outlook today increased Hope in the supporters j. F. T. Of Connor. Democratic nominee for United states senator. O Connor backers expressed the belief bad weather would reduce the nonpartisan league firmer vote for Lynn j. Frazier running for the Senate cider the Republican Banner. Frazier s chief strength rests with the Farmers whose pilgrimage to the polls was made More difficult by bad roads. Senate contests interesting nine the 33 states a looting in i item states senator Are commonwealths the Middle West. They Are Indiana. Iowa. Michigan Minnesota Missouri. Nebraska. No ii do to Rua. Ohio and Wisconsin. Most thy sen j atonal contests in tiles states rank As exceptional nationwide attractions wit i Tho i i no h u y be c. To Ward s contest in new Jersey and others have drawn Universal interest. In Illinois and Ohio Beer and wine 7 Chi rend is Are be the voters for an expression sentiment and mis sour presents a real wet and dry i fight in the senatorial a Lee to a i in senator jaunts a Reed Democrat. And begin i d Brewster. Re nub. Lieu Reed. Opp a by organized Ard Wilson a Nee rats. In cd err by wet Kettil in a to do so re Brewster and Tiv behind Birn the prohibition iss j a. Berger units again aside front let re Ric Ranii j Dicy a Wamac. Is. I Hoper who is opposing senator la ferrite. The Hief outsider interest in Wise a sin centers in the candidacy vie by associated press leased wire Washington d. C., nov. 7.�?the shipping Board was urged today by j the chamber Commerce the in item states to discontinue the use government owned ships in service Between Atlantic and Pacific ports Jin a letter to chairman i Asker jul bus h Barnes. President the i chamber declared the coast to coast 1 shipping was provided with adequate private owned tonnage and re a Mons rated against government Craft i entering into Competition with private Enterprise under present conditions j More murders j Laid at door mrs. Klimek officers fear Complete toll May reach 80 by associated press leased wire j president expects summon greeted voters in some sections fifty bodies already have special session White House announces leaders endorse act South Dakota today but for the most the sky was Clear. Meri ii ant Marine Bill and anti Lynching measure Iti be main subjects Watertown. S. D., nov. 7�?up to 2 clock this afternoon Watertown had car less than half its Normal vote and indications were tire total vote would he Light. Aberdeen. S. D., nov. 7.�?an exit Tremley Light vote is being cast to 1 Day according to figures compiled at j i clock. In one voting precinct with approximately 600 voters Regis j Terea Only 85 had voted. Been taken from Depths Reilly mine 17 men still missing rude barriers hastily . Fail to Stop deadly after Damp Gas Chicago woman Poi ice be i eve. Poisoned other relatives than husbands one million dollars is the value which mrs. Dorrit Yan Deusen Stevens Burlington. Vt., places n the affections her husband. She has sued her husband s parents for that amount charging that they alienated her husband Slove for her. They deny the charge. By associated press leased wire Chicago iii., nov. 7.�?investigation the career mrs. Tillie Klimek who according to police is believed to have poisoned Alt least four husbands was extended today to include other late relatives the woman. 14 a nerf it cent i it no in 11 by associated press leased wire Washington d. nov. 7.�?president Harding expects to Issue a Call thursday Friday for a special sea-1 Aion Congress convening november20. It was announced today at the i White House. It was said that although the president was not irrevocably committed to the proposal for the special session which has generally been sex j poet i by congressional leaders Only an eleventh hour change Grainda Quot Quot pm would prevent him Ironi issuing the Huron s. To nov. Notes Early Hajj this morning began arriving at Vot the plan for a special session Itig places in this District. At an ter tin election has received the Gen Early hour this afternoon both state Era endorsement Senate and Republican and democratic head Sioux Falls s. In. Nov. 7-�?meagre reports from various cities in South Dakota indicate that voting has proceeded slowly being extraordinary Light up to noon. The length the ballots is causing voters to spend an average ten minutes in the Booths. House leaders. It is understood the j president feels that by meeting at least two weeks in Advance the regular session the legislative program can be so advanced As to enable Congress to clean up its slate quarters announced a Normal vote mat teeing cast. Roads were impassible. More bodies found by associated press i cared wire Span Trier pa., . 7.�?thirteen additional bodies were taken from the mine the Reilly Coal company Here bringing the total dead recovered to sixty three. Aii Are in the temporary morgue. Thirteen More is Klies were in the mine rescuers said. And 32 injured were in Tho miners Hospital. Mine Rescue experts said they had explored All but two Tho headings and did not Export to find atty Mon bodies. By associated press leased wire i Fargo n. A. Nov. 7.�?gray weath it problem solved vessels enough lakes to bring in years Supply agent says by associated press i Ca Sod wire Duluth. Minn. A Rev. 7�?the Coal murder probe often blocked Mott threatens to prosecute certain people for hampering Justice tor Berger. Socialist for the Congreve transportation problem has Leso Hec signal seat to which to was time into a question getting the los elected and from which he was both to the docks at to e lower Lake ports times unseated. and is not a quest in to ships local another woman. Mrs. Anni d. Ole vessel agents declared today. By associated press leased wire new Brunswick. N. A. Nov. 7.�?in- vesti gation reports a plot to obstruct Justice in the Hall Mills j murder Case and to protect the Mur i deters was under Way Here today. Plans were made to exhume the bodies John Rusz Kakushi and j Joseph Mitkiewicz former mates i the woman. Meanwhile Harry Suida a Cousin the woman told the states attorneys office the mysterious death i sister Rose who died a after attending a dinner at mrs. I Klimek a Home. When Suida s Story was Tod i Elizabeth Wieckowski i another Cousin said her two Sisters j and a brother died under mysterious j circumstances after they dined at. The Klimek Home. Tim two cousins asked to have the bodies their relatives exhumed for examination. Miller held to circuit court Ber an extra session undoubtedly would be necessary after March 4. grand Forks. N. A. Nov. 7.�? roads although the program for the spec a in the Vicinity grand Forks were Ial session has not been worked out deep with mud but passable for horse definitely it briefly provides for con i drawn vehicles this morning. Re Side ration by the House the Mer. Ports from the Rural districts indicate chant Marine Bill and work by the that the Farmers Are waiting Cantil Senate the Dyer anti Lynching late in the Day to vote. Measure which has already passed a the House. Denver. Col., nov. 7.�?fair weath j i throughout the greater it enl Orado prevailed for election Day. Temperatures were below Normal but there was no Snow. In Denver thei voting was heavy. Many seeking Harding prize suggestions regarding fort Worth. Tex., nov. 7.�?fearing election disorders at some the municipal primary voting boxes police were sent to preserve order. In one set suburb All efforts to hold an election by associated press leased rim Spangler pa., nov. 7.�?the bodies fifty miners who lost their lives in the. Reilly mine explosion hero i yesterday Lay in the City morgue at i 9 Oclock Here this morning. Thirteen More were in sight in the mine 32 injured pita i. Maried the Ion occur i bodies recovered 66. Bodies located in mine 13. Injured in hospitals 32. Total accounted for 95. Fear for 17 More there was still some uncertainty As to the number men who went to work yesterday but it was pointed out that if the total was 112 As sonic authorities believed. The missing 17 miners would probably be found in the eighth heading where the water had risen so rapidly that exploration this morning had been impossible. Even if these men had gone into the mine it was asserted they had probably perished. If that proves True the leaders said the number dead would reach 80. T Lem ent Allied debt pour into White House failed. Bonds former sheriff Beadle county Are fixed at $40,000 sen. Democrat is a candidate for the United states Senate in a three Cor j tiered race in Minnesota with senator Kellogg. Republican and . Henrik Shipstead a Farmer labor candidate. La Iowa one the features in the senatorial contest was interest in the size the Republican revolt against the party nominee. Smith w. Brook Hart. Clyde l. Herring. The democratic candidate. Expected support Flom the Republican rebels. Hot fight i. N Braska in Nebraska where senator Hitchcock and William j. Bryan buried a heir hatchets after the commoners brother Charles won the democratic nomination for governor a Hitchcock and his Republican opponent r. R. Howell ended intense j campaigns. Indiana a senatorial contest be Twe n former senator Beveridge Republican and former governor ral j Ston. Democrat and the Michigan Battle Between senator Townsend and former governor Ferris Are regarded by party managers As among the most important. Illinois chief Issue aside from the congressional i contests is the fight governor Small and mayor Thompson Chicago for bipartisan c Tyvol the legislature. The governor and the mayor sought support candidates irrespective party who will go along with the Spinall Thompson program. Illinois and Iowa vote soldiers Bonus. Wesleyan fund is now $23,116 five Days More remain official c Campaign to raise s25a00 total there Are More than enough ves j special Deputy attorney general Sels to bring ail the Coal the North Wilbur a. Mott who expects to seek j West can use next year. One vessel indictment the a woman in agent said. Gray the latter the week j eighteen vessels arrived in port strength the Eye witness Over the week end with Coal. Two j Story mrs. Jane Gibson is said the number carried hard Coal. I to feel that the inquiry has been four vessels with hard Coal Are in hampered by the refusal some route Here today. I the witnesses to Tell All they Tinow. No shortage is seen in the amount others it is said have placed term circuit court. Of soft Coal but local Coal dealers Are statues in the Way the i Vestiga Bonds were fixed at $16,000. Dict. A Pinch for users Anthracite tors and . Mott intends to prose the formal charge against Miller. Local vessel men look for the Ore i cute them charges being a and under which he is being held to shipments to Stop within two weeks. J stories after th#4 fact. Even h#4 the next term circuit court is that in that Case a great number ves finds evidence supporting the report Tho alleged embezzlement $500 if he says. Of county funds and relate to definite action was promised by it six checks he is said t . Mott before the week ends and from a local Bank before this was Ken to mean the Case would Huron supposedly to enter a Hospital debtor be presented to the grand jury thurs near Minneapolis for medical treat ability by associated press Iio Ted Wirt Washington. To cd nov. 7.�?suggestions for settling the question i Allied War time indebtedness to the United states have been pouring into the Treasury since president Harding recently expressed a willingness to _ award a prize for any practical con a t. I a a a a Crete suggestion for its collection. The no associated pros leased wire it was explained at the Huron s. A. Nov. A Ernon c. White House at the time considered Miller former sheriff Beadle noun suggestions by numerous individuals to who was arrested at Minneapolis that the debt should be collected but last week and charged with the pm he had found a unanimous Dis incl Bezz Lement approximately $5,000 nation to make Concrete proposals As Clinty funds waived preliminary to How collection was to be Accorne examination when arraigned Here fished. One Man wrote that he had a yesterday and was bound Over to the plan hut wished to know More con his Kerning the prize before he made i known its details. Milwaukee wig., nov. 7.�?at noon today 21,733 votes had been cast in the City Milwaukee 4,7 37 More than at the primary election up to the same hour although voting was slow during the morning indications pointed to a larger poll this afternoon. Gre some Rescue work is started at 2 a. M Spangler. Nov. 7.�?the Gajo i choked channels the Reilly mine were giving up their dead today. Forty victims the explosion were brought to the surface Early today As Rescue workers searched through i the treacherous water soaked a sages for the remaining deud�?15 to i 20�?believed to have perished when the blast entombed More than Kansas City. Mo., nov. 7.�?three men Poon after the reported for men alleged to have voted names oth j work yesterday morning. Officials than their own in the third pre the Reilly Coal company owners cinch the first Ward were arrested the mine were not certain the at noon at the polling place after they number workers in the pit when had been challenged by a Republican the disaster occurred. They express worker. the belief that the death toll would be Between 50 and 60. Columbus o., nov. 7.-7�?a vote approximately 1,300.000 practically the entire registration was forecast today by Secretary state Smith the basis advices from Over the Sels would be Able to carry Coal the Coal is at the docks. Of however according to High officials none the debt liquidation suggestions so far received have offered any i state showing heavy balloting thing a constructive nature tor the _ solution the problem. Louisville. Kit nov. Kaiser is wed but is unable to take the usual honeymoon in i i t r a to ,. ,. Lieu Siviur by it nov. I. A Quot a. I a he i elate to one the foreign debt funding commis weather sheeted voters we have drawn Sion. It was said is studying economic Ujj Ilta Quot fore leaving i conditions within the various foreign t a a. Pres Day Friday. Nations in the Light their ability to meet their wartime Obliga by associated press Tyc ased wire doom Holland nov. 7-�?-the for j Mer German emperor and his Bride. Princess Hemline Reuss. Began their honeymoon today with no place to be. They were married yesterday at the House doom where the one time Kaiser spends his hours in exile and there they remain. The ceremonies that United them were witnessed by 2s guests and were kept from the sight the villagers doom and a Host correspond sonar Law decides to hold Cabinet to just sixteen members ment. Not wishing to have local people go Lomu. As a result this study it was indicated the commission would be his Bonds. Miller s father appeared in in a p to Aat nil kit court and took the Bond paper to. Expected from each debtor nation and Kimball where he will have them 1 determine it. Policy with respect to pressing for payment waiting for properly. Signed. The development better Circum stances As the individual cases might by associated i Rcd a leased wire London eng., nov. 7.�?premier, Bonar Law today announced the appointment the remaining minor officials in his government. He has decided that his Cabinet including himself shall consist sixteen Mem 1 hers. This will be the smallest Cabi-1 net recent years except the War ends and camera men with a secrecy j Rabinet which was a kind inner i Cabinet. The Cabinet includes the minister labor which is Plain intimation i that there is no intention to abolish the labor ministry. Herbert h. Asquith in a speech in London yesterday took occasion to John d. Or. Snapped twice at Booth says he Isnit repeater warrant. Of both studied and mysterious. Federal judge at Minot refuses plea for big vice probe by associated press leased wire new York. N. Y., Nev. 7.�?a news photograph today prevailed upon John d. I Rockefeler. Or. To submit to a picture while he deposited his vote in the ballot Box. But when the photographer asked for another pose. Or. Rockefeller demurred. A they might think in a a repeater a he objected. Germany gets note Marks reparations body asks that Effort be made to stabilize German finance by associated press leased Wirt Berlin Germany. Nov. 7-�?the reparations commission has handed the German government another note. With five More Days before the official close the Dakota Wesleyan emergency Campaign in Mitchell committees in charge the drive announced today that $23,116.88 has Era raised toward the $25,000 fund leaving less than $2,000 to be raised to Complete the fund. A tag Day saturday to be held under the direction mrs. B. A. Bomb will officially close the drive in Mitchell. Thirty six women from the Eity will assist mrs. Bobb in the tag Day work Selling Wesleyan Button in the business District Mitchell. Reports from Over the state indicate that the Campaign for $85,000 to meet the emergency budget is going ahead fairly will and that the total amount will probably be subscribed by november la judge refuses writ error to Lloyd and his communists Fargo n. A. Nov. 7�?federal judge Andrew Miller has refused United states District attorney m. A. Hildreth a plea for a special Federal Brand jury to investigate alleged crime conditions at Minot. Colonel Hildreth said today. He has asked a Surv to investigate criminal gangs which Canadian officials recently charged were head quartering in Minot. Bothered overcome by Gas in Well and Are found by friends Bemidji. Minn., nov. 7�?august i and Emil Kisser Brothers this City were found dead at the Bottom a 30 foot Well which they were digging a farm eight Miles North East Here suffocation by Gas is i believed to have been the cause de a. Of he finally submitted to a second impressing upon Germany the be i deny rumours a possible new Alii exposure after exacting a promis that Cassity making More definite pro a Ance Between the Asquit Hian liberals j the first plate would be destroyed. Pos Ais for the stabilization the i and tile conservatives in the Evento j Mark and reminding the government the conservatives fail to secure i d a Ditc i i its engagement undertaken last enough seats to command a majority in the new parliament. He described the idea such an Alliance As Whol-1 by fantastic. A i Moil rescued thirty one men rescued last night Are in a Hospital a re and physicians said they would recover. Rescue workers expressed a belief that there were no More living miners in the mine. On this Assumption the total a Lear i death list would be sixty one. O the grim task removing the a dead started about 2 clock this wer that interest in Louisville and morning after widows and children other important cities was apathetic. The missing men a been induced to return Home. They stood in the Philadelphia a. Nov. 7.�?rain, misty rain All through yesterday fog and Thunder marked the fore j chiefs believed that the mine noon election Day in Philadelphia would be cleared bellies soon after reports were for fair weather later i tags Al Rak. In the Day. Troops patrol arca _ six state troops patrolled the area Richmond va., it it a. 7. Rain about mine Mouth and kept the throughout the state was expected to j hundreds curious Parsons away. Vav Hen Rescue workers entered the mine soon after noon yesterday they encountered bodies in the main Way Only too feet from fresh air they halted Only Long enough to make sure. There was no spark life and then hurried into the Gas filled Chambers to search for possible survivors. Their Hopes were High when they came upon k rudely constructed bar a Roade which was scrawled a there Are 29 miners behind but the rescuers pushed deeper j into the mine for men who had not i forfeited themselves the Gas was j Strong at this Point and they feared that should they break Down Tho i Barrier the weakened condition keep Down the vote in today a congressional elections. Little Rock ark., nov. 7.�?election Day dawned Clear in Arkansas but with contests in Only three the seven congressional districts a comparatively Light vote was looked for Newark n. J., nov. 7.�?voting i new Jersey today was reported heavy in spite drizzling rain. The prohibition issues was reported As drawing Many to polling places. Wilmington. Del nov. 7.�?a heavy vote was being polled in Delaware today for United states senator. Congressmen and state offices Inrush government expense for 1923 to be near 3 Bil i ions is belief chinese bandits in Shanhals Lihsein Busy it by associated press leased wire Shanghai China nov. 7.�?bandits who kidnapped h. E. Ledgard july with regard to the regulation Germany a finances. the commission requested a speedy reply. I parliamentary and financial circles profess to see Only hopeless conf Simi in the situation. They interpret the note As a polite reminder that the the Chita International Mission staff commission is completely out sympathy with the manner in which by associated press Caf cd wire at Shanghai Aihsien. October 28. Also Are holding Madame Sod Erst rom the lutheran Mission at Shang Saih Sien a first vote is All Republican m a Skach us etts town Mashpee gives Lodge 54 and Gaston Only 7 Chancellor Wirth and minister finance Hermes Are conducting the French priest and another Pou Parlers. A Frenchman according to advices re significance had been discovered in Washington d. A. Nov. 7._presi-i Cei Ved Early today from lowing. Pro i some quarters Over the fact that the _ ,.____ newspapers have not yet been sup int Hardin and dirtier lord v,1�d�afrph2od"r,trom-. Daughter also i plied it he official text Ihu two prattle Are to h confident that Madam Soderstrom. Laughter also gubmittc4 by m. Hermes to m. Government expenditures # ill be con As captured r it later lease i n Sarthou chairman the reparations Sider ably nearer $3,000,000,000 than j. A Whilt commission sunday including the $3.5t�0.000.000 As estimated by Aspeling Hankow a Law ai#4 Estima. _ Sostant Secretary Tho Treasury 10,000 Strong they have Cap i Clifford administration officials de j tured five station a Long lie . Dared last Dight. A whether the deficit for the cur rent year originally estimated at about $697,000,000 will be entirely i avoided officials declared will not be a known until the governments books Are balanced at the close business june 30, 1923, but there is every Wisconsin Farmer pays for farm by making Moonshine by associated press leased wire Washington d. C., Nev. 7.�?associate Justice Sutherland today denied j Bench the application William blogs Lloyd and seventeen other members the communist labor party for a writ error which would bring to the supreme court for review thur conviction in Illinois the chary conspiracy to violate the state sedition Law 1919. Of Cleveland Jurist Dies Cleveland nov. 7.�?judge William b heft Dean the common pundit urls with receipts will be a court Here. Died yesterday at i rom Vij Gupa. Hopkins Hospital according to advices received her from Baltimore. He was 72 years old and was serving his 26th year the common pleas indication that approximation sex Quot Hen a Chippewa Pendi Tures Montpl Shefl Chippewa Falls. Wis., nov. 7.�? county Farmer j came to a local banker and paid $4. I too due the farm the surprised j i banker turned inquisitor proposal for an International stabilization loan. Mother six is sentenced to ninety Days for Moon shining by associated press i cased wire Oklahoma City. Okla. Nov. 7. One pre Elnet from Bartlesville a normally Republican county reported Complete shortly after noon today in the gubernatorial race. Showing the vote John Fields in h3 j. Walton Dot 37. The men could not stand the the deadly fumes. Find score dead other rescuers later found More i than a score bodies huddled together. It is believed that this group w As the one behind the Plank partition. Five times an explosion has occurred in this mine but the other j four did not Register a fatality. Of i damage to the mine itself is no great officials announced. They would not Issue a statement As to the cause the explosion but they did say i the mine had been examined and re a ported free Gas just a Short time before the explosion. Alleged pyromaniac is held in Chicago Roxton. Mass. Nev 7 the first r�?znli/34, was held by th4 police to returns in today election came from Day in connection with the nve8tl. The town Mashpee. The vote for Gat Jon Twenty More fires believe governor and ens was. To have Bern started during the governor h i Itzgerald Jan to month by a pyromaniac. One to d 6, senator Gaston d 7 Lodge r 5 4. The vote the same town in the last election 1920. For governor was Cox f 4 4 Walsh Dot 2. The vote new Ashford was As weather report South Dakota fair tonight colder in East and warmer in extreme Southwest portions wednesday fair j with rising temperature. I your name May be hidden in the want ads it it is. Then you can win a subscription to the Republican Foi one Vear by just simply clipping your name out and mailing it to us. Duluth laundry Burns sawdust a fun it can to get its Coal Supply by associated press i cased wire Duluth. Minn. Nov. 7�?one Duluth laundry has solved its fuel problem by burning saw dust. The refuse is purchased at $1 per Load and it costs the firm $2.75 to bring it into town. This provides a Good substitute because the firm does not need to keep steam up All night. The sawdust will furnish a hot fire for a Short time it was said. By associated press leased wire St. Paul Minn. Noy 7.�? mrs. Jen-4 follows Nie Hirsch a in 48, Mother six Chil governor Cox Rill Fitzgerald i a a How did you do it other far. Or n who pleaded guilty to Selling ii i Ltd 3. Mer cannot raise even the a sentenced to the work senator Gaston Ltd 4 i Odge it he asked i House for 90 Days and fined $300 by Jaq a i made it manufacturing and Sll just be Sanborn in District court late i vote two years ago was for gov Ling the Farmer replied yesterday. She is the first woman in i nor it Cox a it 22 Walsh it 5 i a live got my farm paid for now and Ramsey county to he sentenced to then in a through with the game. I s workhouse for violation the liquor would to make another drop Moon Haws. I Shine a judge Sanborn said he had in Matron which led him to believe she Brenk even in match had furnished liquor to a negro who Man Ara burned to death and several persons were injured and overcome by the smoke in one the More recent fires. Election worker in Chicago fired sleep Walker is killed by train Cleveland o., Coy. 7 Tiff Den 5 later shot and killed a patrolman Here. Of Minneapolis. Minn., nov. w m i a Ham n. Miller 35. A department ton an8a3 by a in la Imer merchant Prince Dies j store employee was killed by a rail Cleveland. Broke even n a. I r pm Glade phia it t nov. 7.�?jacob Road train Early today while walking game Here Harman won the Arter Gimbel. A member the department in his sleep about four blocks from Chicago 111. Nov. 7.�?violence in Ronn Mien with the election broke out Earls today in Hirago when to. H. It Man y. A a publican precinct. Works in. He 18th Ward a West Side River Ward. Was fired As he was leaving is horn#4. None the shot took effect and the attackers escaped in a motor car from which thre men fired sever i shots. Former senator buried Hartford. Cond. Nov. 7.�?the funeral Morgan g. Bulkeley former United Staten senator who died at noon game 50 to 40 in 68 innings. S Philadelphia. New York and Milkau the Panama Clad body was found Mieu a a in. Chi Sui Ai to me u Hahr Llan had a High run i Kee died at his summer Home in along the Minneapolis. St. Paul and. His Home Here last night will a 63 innings. Hahman Naa a Nign run j it a. A Sault St Marie railway tracks. I Tim thursday after note 63 innings 4 at night. I Atlantic City today i held thursday after note

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