_.
HRPOWELBtlx
; WESTERN MEET
—FOR $100,000
‘navaxa. May 31. (U. P.)—Luis
'Anglo Firpo, South American heavy-
weight. will fight Erminlo fl. alla. the
European champion in Beuenos Aires
If some promoter will give him
$100,000 in American gold. he said
horo today. '
Regarding an offer said to have
boon made by Dr. Brilla Abrille
‘weolthy Argentine ca‘tleman. Firpo
'Uuald no money had actually been of-
fored him and he wouldn't talk busi-
ness until he saw the money. ,
. Proposals to match Firpo and Mar-
‘ tin ,‘Burke here for a fight on June 11
' failed because l-‘irpo has to fill an on—
gagement in Mexico City and is
leaving here Monday by boat.
The Havana Boxing Commission an-
nounced that Italian Jack Herman
I would be satisfactory as the next
. victim for I-‘irpo in a fight scheduled
for Sunday. ’
WILL BE CLOSE
ANN HARBOR. Mich. May 31.—
(U. P.-—A margin of two points will
win the \Vestern conference annual
track and held meet here tomorrtiw
and Saturday. according to dopcsters
who predict the closest score of the
past few years.
With five places to be given in each
ovent. second place counting four
points instead of the customary three.
Efulfill!”iiifirs lS GONE—FEW 1
. am 0406- wooto’sr (zips,
.. : in M1 $9vo 3
4.1m 1m ' r-
't "a.
acct-i. c510: . “
t“)
o
4’
,,. .‘
y ,.
RUTH’S III'I'I'ING IS
' YANKS’ 0N
ing Home Run Hitters—In
Fielding in
KEEPING THE
TOP IN AMERICAN
Bambino Is Hitting at .333 Clip—Is Fast Gaining on Lead-
Best Condition of Career.
Fine Style.
first alone will not win the meet. The In a game replete with controdic~ In each contest he was at but four
count for the “\C pitiCOS “Ill be fiVC. “on; and Incongruitcis, m a, 33mg times.
four. three. two and one. respectively. where chance makes heroes over Including the times he received
This is contrary to the usual five. night. and where the best plans 05 bases on balls. ltuth faced the pitcher
three. two. one and half. Time will players and manager are laid. no eighty-five times on the road and we!
be given. as new track time this your. cam commends jug” go strongly to. on base forty-two times. an average
In tenths. baseball {0110\ver5 33 Illttl of Babe Of .491. He “'(‘l'lt hillt‘h! in “‘0
The new factor arrangement will ltuth. Here is a great hall player, games. but in fairness the game which
give Illinois a great advantage. it was haield the “-0,-1.1 0...- us the hardest. Eddie ltommcl pitched in Philadel-
uid. as the crane and black will of all hitters. tlghtiug like fury to win rhia the other day must be thrown
have a number of stars in several of his place in public Quecm_ when as a out. for the knuckle ball artist didn't
the races. matter 0 “act. Ruth .5 today a. 50 even try to get the ball over the plate
Preliminaries will lie held tomor- per cent. bcttcr ball pm...- than he and Ruth walked four times without
row, with finals Saturday. .3“... was in his picturesque and color- having a single strike called on him.
iul career. In fact. all the pitchers were careful
~ d and
Babe is ointcd out by some as the about "1° sort of be" "‘9’ be“?
How THEY STMD dc‘hroned phOmO run king’ A. a ‘n h" ‘nx‘ety Ruth hit ‘ ‘OOd mgny
matter of cold tact he led a” competi- bad balls. Three of his seven homers
-, _ tors last season who 1““er on a were made of! pitchers that would
I NATIOXAL 1.15351]; basis of home runs per'times at but. :13; b522, called bu" 1"“ h“ I”
“. l PC This season, utter a long and strenu- ‘
. - 1- _- ~ our list“ he has caught Kcnnie In Cleveland Balm was up nine
NOW 3011‘ .-..o....-nu- 30 ll .iag _ ' tune. in two games and w” on base
.. “illaims. the leading slugger of the
Pittsburgh ............. -4 16 .600 four “me. In Detroit he 30‘ on
. .. St. Louis Bro“ us. but still is far he- '
Brooklyn -1 is .538 N ht ”m" out of “Wm . “Mm in
.. .. ‘ “Williams of the l‘hillicr who 3 3'
B" 1‘0"” ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " " ‘ "i ‘2 “76 hmd ‘4 ' St Louis be negotiated his \vav to the
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . is :o .474 lincd out his eighteenth homer )cstcr- ‘th . “m ”m" out of "-wmem
Chicago 18 :1 .432 day. I“ e .
' ., . times to the plate and in Philadelphia
Boston ................ 16 -3 -410 re: one thing, Ruth showed the . ‘
. .. ., he got on elexen times out. or fifteen.
Ihiladelphia 1- -S -300 world that if he had that short right In w ,1.an “to,“ he m d the
lldfncoatBtLouitotakashis “‘ "’ ’ a”
lie e - ' . ° trip three times out of five trips at tho
Games Yesterday aiming point in scycnty-scvcn game: piste.
MW TOl‘k. ‘: Phl'flt‘flphm- 1- he would do “'911- He sot three Ruth's deeds at but are generally
llrooklyn.5: Boston.-. homers in niuLtccn times at bat in
qt loiis (- Plitsbur h 1 - , related first. {or he is the hitter of
.‘. . l . .. ‘ » S .'. . gilt. Louis. on moragc of 158. The long hits. In the "old he has been
Linciiinuti.‘d. (.hlcasO. -- Ilwlachcrs in St. Lotus are built at ”murkmfly cm...“ He has the fans
~ . (.amcs'loday < iright “"59" to ”"3 right field rm” cheering hit catchers all over the
50W York “1 l‘hu“d"”‘hm‘ ' line. and ti is not until the center field circuit. .\'0 drive was too hard hit for
£;?0kg‘yna:tt'IlzrlOBItltilrlldll lzono is reached that the stands are a himto spurn the rod and met up in
, Cu 0 v: ' . ‘ _
Pittsburgh at St. Louis. ,nal distance from tilt. plate. B‘bc time for a capture. Ho didn’t have
got too crashing homers in Detroit. much .0 do in Cleveland. but he was
AMERICAN LEAGL’IJ “alloping one ball into the center “CIII a “m in DotrOIt. In Jungle Town
\V. L. RC. belachcrs. 'In Clcycland alone the Ruth made the play that appenis to
\‘ew York . “D 10 7“ Bambino O\f‘rIOOkL’h the formality of him most. catching ‘ drive of Hell-
‘ . l . ' t N ' ' ' . . . . 7'" 17 .S‘i making I home run ‘inco leaving the. mann's bat when the bases were tilled
0°"! and ' """ ' " ‘ " Yankee Stadium. lie has made reveni . . .
Philadelphia :0 16 .556 ‘ u I t . and “hinplns a throw to Word “hick
Detroit ..... 10 :‘l 475 n ‘e as "WNW" game" nipedp Cobb. who was about three
St. Louis ....-.......... l'.‘ :0 .459 The Bubc is hitting an even .333. feet off the has. Ty ft?" 181009 for
\Vashington ............ 14 Si .400 On the road he hit like a fiend and once in his life. In St. Louis the big
Chic-go 14 2: .339 led the team in driving in runs. Ruth fellow was Just as good and one
Boston 13 21 .352 has been on base at least once in catch. made of! Robertson was a
every game of the last seventeen cave pippin.
Games Yesterday two. He missed in the recond game when all other pastimes fail with
New York, 8: Boston. 1. at Detroit. WhICh Dauss pitched. and hmi Babe can think of something to
St. Louis, 8: Detroit. 3. he £130 $18300 in. ”'1'! flrfit 91- LOUIS do. on buses. He runs loose oft‘bn
Cleveland, 5: Chicago. 4_ game which Balm \anglider pitched. enough to worry the pitchers.
Games Today ~ '
Boston at lgeW‘York. .
"“ WERNER AND ..
Cleveland .. Detroit- ' . ~ . Yet to Be Blank
st. Louis at Chicago. 1 ‘ 1“ , , i ’
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
\V. L. P.C-
Rochester ............. £710 .730
Baltimope ............. 2'5 15 .525
, ,. ,, .
$33.13.? ::::::::::::::: 3 ll :3: m 1...... Mcrlsuweor-es c..-
Buffalo ................ 18 18 _500 pcntier bout for the world's light
Jersey City is 23 no hmwwm“ “"° W” “10"“ back ‘0
Nowarlt 13¢: .410 “.3“? 11 by T“ men“! ”nerd“-
Iyracuso .............. 11 :8 .283 “m it w” announced "I” the light
would be held at Boyle's Thirty
Games Yesterday Acres. The change from July 14
Jersey City. 3: Newark. 1.
Rochester. 9; Syracuse. 4.
Toronto. 17; Buflnlo, 9.
Reading. 10: Baltimore. 5.
Games My
Rochester at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Reading.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Leading: Batters in
Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Players—Club G. A.B. R. Ii. RC
Hellmanu. Detroit 35 124 )5 52 .019
Reichle. Boston.. 27 76 12 29 .382
Myatt. Cleveland. :4 74 13 28 .878
Miller. Phlla. ....27 91 10 88 .868
Collins. Chicago. 87 128 20 it .859
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Players—Club (3. AER. 8. PD.
Wheat, Brook ....87 141 26 B8 .611
Gflmm. mu” 8! 18’ 3' 6C .008
BMW. 8!. L. 48 I" 28 04 .87!
Roxanna"... 27 10C 3. 40 .877
Idiom. I. L... 37 100 23 37 .870
.0...‘.'0.I;...: ‘
1' “ eeeesooo ooo‘oeo .
“Ill-nu”...‘.n1 i
Woo-oaooooooo: '
”——
.osooooaooosonu'
01le ll.
The Philadolp Athletics are
the only club in. he majors not to
steel the b of the whitewash,
Slush so for this season. The fol-
lowing all show 'tho clubs in the
American , ‘ who have been
blankedvso for season: Chi-
cago. 0: Heston. 3:,Detroit, 2: New.
York.2: Clofllan‘d. ,1: 8t. Innis. 1.
and Washins’ton. 1. Total to date.
15 shut-outs in the American
was made at the request of Gorgeous
Georges. who recently injured his
hand in France.
Mchgue leaves today for the farm
of his lzrother-in-law. Capt. Joe Breen
at Babylon. L. 1.. where he will start
training Monday. Mc’l‘igue has one
fight before he meets Carpentier. He
faces Tommy'Loughran at Philadel~
phia June .25.
The McTigue--Harry Grcb fight
which was expected to be held in Chi-
case on Juro. 20 now seems on the
market as the result of the freeJor-
all after Benny Leonard knocked out‘
Finley Mitchell. and Rickard started
negotiations yesterday for the battle.
Frank Flourney also was in con-
ference with Doc Kirsch. manager of
Jack Bernstein. the new Junior light-
weight champion. in reference to that
return bout that Johnny ,Dundeo had
inserted in the contract in the event
that ho loot. The contract promised
Dundee another engagement within
six months if Bernstlsinwon.
Kaceys to Meet ..
Panama ColoredGiants
no Koo-n havo booked another
stellar Immatu- this Honda! at
th! Baxter Groom The Panama
colored am one of the fastest
001-3“ rating «my me- you:
" """fl" '
. greet them.
League. 1
in touch with Nat strong. New York's
leading booking agent. and secured
the Panama Giant‘s. It has, been.
some time since a fast colored club
made its appearance here. and. as in
the past. the record crowd is sure to
The! have in their lino-
up some.“ the. fast oomi-profemloa-
in players in Greater New York. and
as yet are undefeated this season. .
The Kaceys at the present time
are playing bangoup ball. and ol-
though they were defeated Wednes-
day afternoon. they made a very
creditable . showing. They have prov-
on themselves the greatest defensive
club that has represented this city
in yearn and as to their hitting a po-
rusal of tho box scores during the
past weeks will givo a nil-mm
answer. Wanker. the Knights“ ms-
piteher. who hao'beon outer-lag with
a lame arm. has rounded into form.
as his performance WMV will
prove, and will be already for Sunday.
By LeRoy
Well. we havo found another team
that is being slighted. They are not
getting enough publicity. according
to one who is connected with the
management. It is a shame the way
some. of these bamball teams are
abused.
We don't think that ‘0 are slight-
ing any team and we dont’ mean to
slight any team. W's are trying to
give each organization as much pub~
lieity as we can.
0 0 0
If there is anything special about
the baseball-teams around the city
that we don't know and the managers
of the teams think that it is worth a
little publicity send it in. We are
always glad to receive news. -
C O 0
Davis is playing a duo game in
center hole! for the'Kaccys. I-Io seems
to capture everything that comes out
his way and it takes a hard hit ball
to get away from him.
0 0 O
Nestle is‘ploylng a fine game at
second and still continues to hit the
old pill. lie is averaging two hits a
game.
o o '.
Abe my! entailing .i'oaimostl
perfect s‘fiaoorl. He is also hit-
ting the old pill at a fine clip.
Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment of ,
Norwalk Fans.
308081 Interest‘xt'o
Plan. the captain of the Knights. L
has tmneithrow‘ln‘g arm and whips
them over toJlrIst‘ot a fast rate of
speed. He is also'very fast on field-
ln‘ him“. How is that Eddie?
. O O 0
Benny “tone went in the game
W'edinesday as a pinch hitter. and he
‘came acre. with a hl‘.' Benny was
always a pretty sure bitter.-
. O O 0
Buck hynch, the local lad who was
with the Toronto team at. the start
of the season. has been let. out by
that team. He is now with the Jer-
sey City team in the mme league.
0 O 0
He pitched for the Jersey City
team Wednesday and was hit quite
freely and had to be taken out of the
box. It looks as if the International
was a little bit too fast for Buck.
O O O
A number of local tight fans will
go down to New York city tomorrow
afternoon to witness the Kilbane-
Criqui fight. The Herman-Kama:
fight is also attracting .' great deal
of interest in this state.
0 O O
I think that Rilbane will still be
the champ after the tight tomorrow
night. Johnny is a foxy old man
and the Frenchman will know he is
in a fight when the gong rings start-
ing the fighters on their way.
Pete Herman, Blind
a Year, Sees Again
NEW' ORLEANS. June 1.—Peto
Herman Gulotta. former bantam-
weisht champion of the world. ther
more than a year of complete blind—
nose. the last 87 days of which were
spent on his back in bed with his
eyes bandaged. saw the world again
when his physician announced Pots
would soon have satisfactory vision
in one eye.
It was a tense moment when the
bandages were removed from Pete's
eyes.
His parents. his immediate family.
including his two little girls. and a
few friends. were present. The cur-
tains were drawn to soften the strong
light of the sun.
“Steady!" admonished the physician.
“Hope for the best but be prepared
for anything." "Dank God. I can
see!“ shoutind Pete. and his” parents
and his wits and baby girls kissed and
hunabhtm.
“New I can get back into the tight-
lng game again." said the former
champion. "I will never fight again
but I'll be a manager. I bellevo I
could make good as a manager."
.Pcte has been fitted with g and
as soon as his eyes become accustom-
ed to the glare of daylight. he it'll! be
allowed to go out alone.
Westports Divide .
‘ Double Header
WESTPORT. June 1.—The West—
porto and tho Crooconts split a double
header Wednesday afternoon at the
Compo lot. The home teanrtook the
drst contest. 10 to 1. and tho Croo-
eents tooktho last. 8 to 5.
tins of Hoxullen. Goll and Prltohard
featured for the Westpo‘rts. The lo-
cals outhit the visitors in both games.
A very large crowd attended the
games.
‘Tho score:
(First Game)
Weaporu...ooooi1osx—.-io‘
crescents ”001000000071
Vornkahl and Sacco; 0:8riea and
Indrinn. ‘ . i ,
. ( ) M .
Crescents ........ 0 o 0 4 1 8 1-41
The bib.
{ (U. r.
Dunn Refuses
Another Offer
for Joe Boley
BALTIMORE. June 1.—Jack
Dunn. manager and owner of the
Baltimore International Leaguo
club'- has refused another offer for
the services of Joe' Boley. it has
been learned. The «Clucago Ameri-
can Lemc club is said to have
mo‘di the bid. the amount of which
has not been disclosed. .
Dunn recently refused an offer of
8100.000 from the Brooklyn club
for the star shortstop.
Over
Ruppert P333
$500, ‘ toHuston
" NEl“ YORK. Juno 1.——A first in-
stallment of 8500.000 in cash was
paid by Colonel Jacob Ruppert today
when sole ownership of the New York
Yankees passed . formally into his
hands. it was reported tonight. Tho
Llast legal knots were tied today by.
which Ruppert agreed to pay Colonel
T. L. Houston 81.500.000 for his half
interest. ,
The terms of the-transaction. as
understood in baseball circles. wet-of
3500.000 in cash and ten annual iii-j
stallments of 875.000 each. represent?
ing a profit or between 31.000.000 and
31.250.000 at least to Colonel Busted
for nine new in baseball. . .
Lockwoodto Meet
bile Market Nine
‘ On Sunday. June 8rd. the Lock-
woods will meet the fast Bridgeport
"Public Market toam. This team has
won nineteen out ,‘Df twenty-five
games played. They have the fastest
sembpro players in mosewm- and
John Lip“ their _ or. ill. bro-
.tser of Joe Liptok. was vim pitch for
the Incheods that day.
It'ssaekiheeagie} ‘
- _ , KillerintheFuture
"amt-irons. mg in... 1.4
mm ozeiitlih Wolf
Creel: m Joel: Wainwr-
‘priced seats—gr general admission—
Gaudiano ..-..........
Demansky........_... 4.
O'Brien ............. I
Cochin. ..;........... 4
': Guarniero ....‘....... 4
Ireland ............. 4
' ‘m YORK. June 1.—-—Tho “Globe
-hnil'¢b€‘mobe.~arlter’ ‘ thenamo‘ 'vui
‘seampiinee ‘
STAGE SET FOR KILBANE—CRIQUI
mil TOMORROW Al'l '
Workman» Complete
Everythiug- inset for the cham-
pionship battle between Johnny Kil-
bano. world's title holder. and Eu-
gene Crlqui. champion of Europe. ‘to
be held at the Polo Grounds tomor-
row afternoon. As soon as the last
man was cut in the Giants-Dodgers
game Wednesday. several hundred
workmen began setting up the .ring
and placing the 13.000 seats around
the ring on the field. The field seats
are each eighteen inches wide and
built solidly on strong benchea It
requires two days to set them up
and as many to take them down.
Late yesterday the arena began to
take shape. and will be finished to-
day.
Will Seas 00,000 .
The seating capacity for the tif-
teen round lnternational contest will
be close to 60.000. Every spectator
will occupy a comfortable seat. There‘
will be no standing room. The bleach-
ers will be unoccupied. The papular
will be in the grandstands: seats in
the entire upper stand being availa-
ble at $3.30 and the low'er stand at
$2.20. The admission tickets will not
be placed on sale until 12 noon to-
mOrrow. Moot of'the high priced
”subs have use tak- bat there 'ill
be plenty on sale at the Polo Grounds
on the day of the battle. The ofllces
at 15 West 44th street and 1607
Broadway have been kept bpen and
will be until 9 o'clock tonight to
accommodate the public and help re-
lieve the expected jam at the gates
tomorrow.
The Polo Grounds Athletic club has
engaged 50 special policemen to han-
dle the immense crowd. _The police
will be under the direction of “Fil—
liam J. Flynn. formerly head of the
Unitrd States -Secret Service and a
former deputy police commissioner
of New York. , There. .will _ be more
than :00 ushers to see that each pat-
Ring and Seating
Polo Grounds Today—Special Trains
- to the Herman-Kaplan Bout.
A rrangemem‘
from Merlin
Have I‘inhhrd “'ork
Kilbanc and Cir; '
1y stooped Work.
perfect convix; .
battle approx
the probable \'
be a ducl .
against rugs. i 13:2.
ny Killmne 13- :-_ ' .
world‘s Ghanaian"
never as good as
CflQui. with a s .
his credit in 1- ~
.Vear, dCCIaIt'S i=
bane in six or st..-
The first conic: .;
start at 3:1.) ( '
event will probaLIy
o'clock. Hundreds
have asked 11.2.:
delayed enough. :u
Belmont park to
in time to 5.0 1:;
gladiators in acttcrt.
race of a‘..‘lol“.-;‘
the fourth race. '
battle.
Three spcczal
ers of Kid K..;\ _ ::.‘. -_ :.;
will tirrive tomcr.
will lend moral ;.
their fivorite in 1:2
Herman schema L
of eight rounds.
cial train trom
Kilbane admm ..
large numlm r .. .. i:
Hauge ot‘ Jt‘rs' :v
big arena to r.
Curlin against .l,, "
other eight rot": '. ..
Long Island Cl'_-. =
of the East Sid».
the two six—rmr‘.
mer of Cit-vet:
of Coney Is?
other. The 0px. 1"
Jackie McCoy r"
Davey Jones of .\' "
r\ j‘
y. .K ..._
ron gets the seat they are entitled to.
round tilt.
and resumed his duties at first base.
Louden. for the Lockwoods. pitched
grand ball up to_the seventh, when
he had to retire because of an injured
leg. Gaudlano doing the twirling for
the last two stanzas. ‘The score:
IDCKWOOD MFG. CO.
.31
6‘
ummmuomo‘m'
Bugdanny
Evon encloses-assess
Ryan oo-oeoo-oeooso.
Hodus ..............
..
Flore ...............
Has-do ..............
Louden..............
Ireland sob-oooooeooo
Huucuuuuufi
Rm ‘Q'O,I.C.OO “ 16
DAVIS POPE CO.
a.h. r.
Tenny .............. 4
00 I '
HhHfiuflwHHF
u‘fl
m oaoopuuawp
oIooacooooo?
-
.
Halal ...‘............ 8
Nightingale ~......... 4
Iooouooflou
Ioccoooéwu!
Iooooecoogp
Ioouwdouuc?
mu .DOIOIIQIDIO 4 0
Total ............. 84 4 6 3 8
On next Saturday. June 2. the Lock-
modawlll play the Connecticut. Com-
pony at‘izuo p. m‘..' at Amusement
Park.‘
“Globe” to Be Merged .
With “New York Sun”
and Commercial anemia will pass
out.“ existenoo next Monday. it was
annoucpd'last' night by max I.
Manley vho bought. the paper s: few
daysogo. Oarthat-mtettwmv be
m ' ‘vith the "Sun." already
' ’ ‘ ' and published by-Is.-llansey.
1m. Jigsaw's announcement.5made
lathe ford of ass-tomcat. m readers
of tomon-ow's “Gabe." sold. ,
“3'0? “to rm! than!» 9: tin.
paper firm be the “Sim
.' Mt .e-oi‘e‘oumt "of tire
riser "n is im _
‘os :u.
. and stimulate them to
tobacco produ:'s s“:
be resold.
YESTERYEXH.‘ 1‘ 4‘6)!!!
\ TEN YEAlle .\(-U. , ‘1 .‘.;-;1
University of l“; L .-..;
thirty-fourth as:
field track mat 0.
Amateur Athletes of
yard stadium.
Ty Cobb, mt); an
and JOe Jacksort. \x,‘
log all other Aemri
“VESTY-Fn'l‘. Y] 311* 300.
June 1, .1398. 1.22:0: _ .2
former Cleveland up:
to become boxer. acco.-..-; 3° -
in Butralo.
IF‘BACK HURTS
ICBEGlNONS ,
Hush Your Kidneys ()t‘l‘l‘l‘fll
Drinking Quart; of Good W"
No man or \voma: t'l“ ‘
mistake by flushing the
casionally. says a well-l;
tty. Too much rich too: ct»
Which clog the kidney p3. ..
they sluggishly filter «.r 3—:
part of the waste and golf: :
the blood. Then you 5.35:1)» .
matiem. headaches. an: ;
nervousness. bladder Ciscm.
come from sluggish ki- .
The moment you feel a if}; .
the kidneys or your be ‘ .
the urine is cloudy. 026:5“- ‘
sediment. irregular of mfg!" -
tended by a sensation of s ’3‘
sin to drink water in quatJ I
‘ 7..
get about four ounces 0. a“
i
from any reliable pharmacffli
2‘
v-(fil‘:
£5233
a tablespoonful in a glass 0.
fore breakfast for a few day!
kidneys may then act fine'.‘
.This famous salts is mack”.
acld of grapes and lemon J
bined with lithia. and has
,. .
flush c1033?“ ‘ ;
(ox; years to help “mm,
neutralize the acids In. '
3.2.: they no longer “use d.
Outfitters relieving wander“ _
. “no sm- 1. inexpew” 3”
' " makes a deugh‘fui e
”to, drink. which
f
Otto not and then to l "7*
Norwalk Chronicler