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THE SAN ANTONIO DAILY EXPRESS: SUNDAY MORNINW. APRIL 8. 190a Texas International Sanitarium, San Antonio, Texas. KAilPSIANN BUIUJ1KO, E. RABB, M.

D. D. Medical Director. D. T.

HOLT, Secy, and Genl. Manager. Chronic dlseasta treated Ijy the dlfttrem forma of Electricity, var.ic, Famaic and Static. Dry hot air. Electric tub bllha.

X-Hay Cabinet Ualh nr.d Ray Work Done tn Ita srebicet perfection. Hem oval BUperfluoua halra, warts. mc.es 'and all facial bltmlshea by the electrical currenta. Tr'o maVa a tpcelaky In the treatment ot Dla- Wrmen, RhcumAtlsm, Par- alyjla, Btrictures, Indlgcitlon. Ncr- vousneis and imp Hired Vitality from asy THIRTY-THIRD'S GREAT RECORD DETAILED ACCOUNT OF TH6 REGIMEN PS MOVEMENT SINCE LANDING.

and ojht-r Incl- How Qlllinora Wat Rticned. Le re of Tralaa Re tired by Colone 1.1 Hare and Henri fr-- A. Deal In An Interesting inter written l-y officer of the Thirty-third regiment hai txen receh'dl hy ii-o Expren. The rescuo cf Lieut. Gllnioj frctn the time 'of You have no doubt heard of the good woik our regiment his boen dolnif, but you hear lhat It was tbro-jgh Col.

i dash and dettrirlaatbn that Lieut, and in ero rose a r.d lhat 1 -rlih him on that peril nm Journey, you will a that 1 ma IL lucky. As you know wa landed and look San t'aLlrin tlio evening of N'ov, 7. Thla was a but hot flgl.t. tlie. navy bombarding (ho town, tshlte one battalion each from Ihe Thirty-third and Thirteenth Infantry were twins leaded In the ship's boats.

It the. remaining live wtre formed ar.d moved out. Wo (ounu Gun, Young with cn- Kuir.llon of tin- Tinny-four th inrir.iry -inl ihrce trocpu ot the Tr.iril Cavalry engaged In a fight Tlnlo and fcof men tr.tri-nchul on hill feet high. I Col hart no laken In he rkutlon and examined the ground. (or to chaise tfce trenches.

Twin Ion gj-anud ai.l two ot our i wi ra im i tie enemy In great disorder leaving a number ot t'tins flr.d u. treat of ammunition Llcui. Hottst: of the i Infir.try alo went up with our coir.r-v nlei. Tho next nicrnine cro'fod another hill anil afiir i insurgent com aini mn ro am rr.ur: It Ion and for a ca.k-il Pan reiteJ a part of Buch a i Th.oj- EO h.r.r[iy a they husged cne another, on tboir ht-ad3. tc.

Col. i ut i a exanunation ta to the direction luXen by tho American prltororc, i cotild pet Snlor.niatli.n wbatcvLT. Kfa then ilecfddJ lo sen-i Lieut. Col. M-ith his tattAlion- of trio to Dohrca vii, Bonsccd ar.d made a detour via Ran and headed iheio Tho u-! that it u-js try ue Cn Dec.

crcftcd Che a dropped Into Sun So turpnsed wore thr nailvcb th.it could r.at bcllevi thi-lr own eyes. We, however, capiurc-c silver an irr.portant o-jr i i but untier such JcaJ-1 lhal save us a RO.M! dfal ot lnformatJ-r 1. P. PECK: Cols. JUrc and Unreton the weiu Into it like old soldiers.

The next morning Cct. directed that Company II, CaiH, birmcyer and Company D. CopU Kuica. move forrrarj to iho cdee ot the town and support two coraaaftTcs ivho wero en outpost at a lone bamjfoo This spar.ntd twlft rua- ni'iB liver over IvJ yards -wMi-. We had a reached the ulace when Major March directed ua to charts over th.u ori-co take iLo irenchca en ou- polie bank.

This wo did. klU.nu the tr.c/oy, On Nov. Major March located thy enemy on the ifagaMan road acd after a short light counted 101 killed, including a lieutenant ccEonel. Thai night the company coiTimandora were notitted thet ihe rtt lint would move toward Ban a- clr.to next mornlnE. Olflcerz 1 call had eour.Ocd.

ana returning from the colonel's head-iuarleiji I had a little with Kiulng the convL-r- he rjjjiarktd that the First a bccor.al bAitallcina had each had a and that bis the Third, have, the right of iho line the next day; he waa i if the opportunity iirei' gcnl.Kl iteelf. to show us what MB batial. cr.uld do. The n-ixt Nov. 11, companres the ot Col.

Hare and a GmUnc gun commanded by Copt. Huwland. a for Kan Ja- clnlo. Betvttca dnn Fnlilan und Ban Ja. cliito nre two large rlvtrs thai were bail- ly BiTollcti ihe heavy Th-j condlilor, of the roads was i Jgli'.

fu 1. o-jr mui sinking to their krecj In eUclsy Diud and it almost IcipujMbln tha horses lo haul the cun. When reached thi first river the jjun was bogg. etl, nnd at thr same lime CapL Gteen'a comj-uiy, ihe wfis fired upon. company was mi-ilatoly deployed to the arid Can Ellis' company to ths rigljt, follou-ed by Capts.

Schuliz' ar.d Davis 1 companies and the rcslmenjat band, which had been -rm-il. to ths left. Major Cronln'B batt-illon was brr-ught BTI and 'depifjyed on Oie right na rapidly as possible, ond March's battalion, which va.5 in the rear, was brought rapidly to ho front and deployed on Green's left, During the deployment Iho enemy kept The Ideal Drug Store Is the drug storo where ctor's prescription IB with card EkUl; beat arc urtfl. ou will that we have nr.aaterca tha rt ot a. drug fitcre in tho osiibla way, The Swearingen Brug Co.i (Alamo Plaza nr.d Houston St) ''YOUR MOKEVS WOItTH OR YOUR MONEY 8 ACX," Paul Mueller, E.

IIERTZBERG, Jeweies and Optician. EHKYROYAL PUl.1 jfes lv i acUt'o firo alcnc the cnitrc front, Tho command advar.ced in ibli the river, ivfcera the enemy had con- -trueted rifle pits ar.d exttnslvt field worts covering the Al- lauffh tho vrater In the rice fields to the men's waists when tho river reached i was r.ot the "ilsbtest hesitation In tho advance, the rr.en kept up ihelr hrjivv a fr.rrtcd at tho sama time. Coh Hare was every- a 3 directed iho men in such manner that one would have thought wai an everydiy occurrenca. Thft Ir.syrepr.t3 weia thoroughly rtetnoT. iizea, anil aa our men were In a.

complete etata of exhaustion after traveling through at three miles of fields an-1 cropslng two streams rendered fur- Ih-r a i ats.iluiely Impcsilble. Tilt town ivaa quErViv examined und fcr the night. I was then directed to lake a detail of f-ixteen men and brine up thr hospital a hzd been temporarily on tha roa-1 where first i comn-ejiccd- Htre I fcunrl that we one i and six men kWeJ 11 Major waa iho offlcci killed. He was at the point at ilio tJrre shot by a rharrshooler fron trench about yards In front, and tha line was stconinz over i wouni to assist him, and had Just cd whrn Informed a one of hla men hii bi-en ahot, "I Rill attend rri Majrr fell T.leuL Khtr- j. hii adjutant, and a ard ran 10 him.

catlr.g for 1-osan (he hnspltal stcuard WAS iho ar.ij at the apt tiroen was shit In a wcro then the trres kJlied, net oro of ih-m es- caring-. ilajor rc-glmentat killed one who was a trte within a.frw of him. A i the dcacj ana wourcM wore placM on litters thcv were sent to San Fr.bian ar.d I relurr.oj wiih my detail to San Jaclnto and lm- mc.IlRlc.y went on outpost dutj-. and n.h«.!it 9 icJr.rx caplurod one tho enemj who was i to crawl past mir post In this day's flsht we killed or more' this tx-rnf verified by Insurgents El-cc captured. The nort morr.lnff ihe repli returned San Fabian.

33 tlie er.ormoua trertJon of the day teforo h-u as to (he plan oj iho Insurgint camimiBTi. We also capl-jred stvtral soldiers guns. Utc. 8 we reached Dolores, and as 01 K-n it bout shoes many i the colonel called Cor volunteers. i.vti.

nan ar.d officer ho only tcfk Ii) men.ar.J oftittrs. lfo, 9 we eiruclt a Christian Indian village-. Tlio yecplc wnre 111 tie cr no but they all came rp and kliscij our bands and at tho tar.o ticut- n-methlTijf thai courdcd like "hello, hcbo 1 The qucin c-aroci out and I pec- i her with a a pin. it a it- ceiveil with ns much anJ .1 ed to buy tJirtft cVlcVtna for mess and o' icrcd iwo dollars Mexlstn lor Ifcum. bul ihty wo ild not soil.

Tho c.ile waa clu; ed, hoft-tver. for three bi.isa i or.v t-mpiy cartridge shell ar.d i pencil wouid not ihe money. Th next day I COund the Indian had nmlE a out of Ihe ilieil. Blruch tho 1-th and thcrf received a rr.es:aKt from Jlowia siaiini; that his c-mmArwl wag sutliJ at lh fcot of the miunialns ar.d could KO further on account of having no (r. il-( psAnic fix 1 but the.

colur.f. lo go ahead, so auih up to nnwae that night upou 1 i o'clock and loft him r.ext day. Th( raii led thrcugh a canyon iirf as r.iercd It we iound writiCa PTI the- largo Jeliers "Drink tocr on th vty lo h-l." This had i i by of the pr.scr.ers who at one tiir.e hr. an ajjont for 1'absc. AL nt0n of lb ith a mctrase came from i it hid fchors ar.d wo-jld try atch us.

vfclch he did at ibout hit r.lfiht. The ivenine of Dec. 16 wo ran Ir.to a Igerrotc village and iurprlse-1 ban'Jl 03 Insurgents, klllM lliree, canturtc men three women, a lot Turcadorea nnd Chlnarren and release deatroyud tuvnty-fou suns end a lot of nmmur.Stion. Eaily lh ncrrlng of itc ISlh a rressaxe was tick advising Gtn. Yovns ll-at we wcri ict on th-a irnll of Ueat.

GUmore am lad only four days rations. Aboni o'clock bieut- who was In charg thi reported thac he could se he balar.ca of ihp American prljonerr Word quielly pasted bade for ever; ft but t' Amer T4NSY. PILLS a 4j.Ti, Aldrvuliu, Prtrt, it Med- TM hcadcyarters was e5(abI1ahM then- The day following Jfnj. Cronfn's ba(- Tallon was to Manaoa? to re- Kcve March, who -was In tlon of that p.aca On tho fkh Muj. Cronin rcccEvM in- fonnntir-n a Haencamlr.3, the Fili of State, was In 3 rrcall in vicinity of Cabarran, We foro Irr.n-.£il..iiely naardied loward that place ar.d ibout half a raUe frota town, thcro from It a long proces- slrn ot women er.d children, al dressed In and beaded by traya Tho city was ens mars of a banners aad with tt-t jriccsii.in ren-Jnrfed on? nf a.

niblk-in As Citrr-fc. th-j city we ircra by paritv who took 12- to ihf uhlch was a icr.y affair. wrrc pexTcd circle rr with colfcc chocolate ar-1 About tlm'- Bat.cr a Way, who rvconnoltcrtni: broucht In Ay h.M. nurse aujclsnu On ARRIVALS. Men per: T.

Bl.icch.Til. Gi 3. D. St. Louis: New York: Otto 61.

Zxtdit: R- B. N'ew York- Fred E. Berr. N'rw York: H. M.

Ft. Lculs: Brown. Oolucbaa. Gv: J. M.

McNeil. 8 Ptn. fldd, TL D. Tiiiwriltr. Trrk: vr.

Walker. Galvestim: JrKv. F. New York: E. Kivlwy, Et- l.o-!*L M.

Ix-'Jls York: A V. Martin. Waco; Kit, C. B. Charles Ryan.

Cincrr.nati; JJilJ- rrd KJ-SR. Hurt- iUchs.rd K. Cfcl- A. French. T3a it D.

C. NW? wife, FitlVcurf 7. S. Tril. North J.

It Vincent, S. J. Svaa. Xew OrleAr.j«: H. Ixr.

Dr, R. Enlpw N'cw YOT 0 T. A. J. T- r.

KT K. MltiVli. J. D. rr.an ilc T.

E. Sfa cli, R. S. Qoatifes. but any of the Amer Col, Hare In loud voice shouief man to get ready for be careful cot lo ihoot any can-.

Col, Hare In loud 'American prisoners lll and i cheer lhat shook tlie mourtilns inlo the open space. Trw can however, dl-! net lie down bur, knowing a olrt Arr.erlcan yell nish o-jr arms. The rwf Mlowg abar.aor.ed amor.g the W.l-J lies lU-ra YTllhont food or arms of OT hlr.d, asd had we boen a few hours hey would probably hive killed cur clothes ar.d bu he sight ot these r-oor fellows brough eare lo everyone's eyes. Ucut- Glim a on a thin cult clothes fir.d his aeard wai gray. A ur.ch and a talk ilfc.iie-d lhat to po back over th ol trail would be impossible, but th shorved It to be lew day 'roia Lh" it decided to follow th T.

At ibe end of lha second day out of fowl find at ihe same tlm uvkJded ih.it the were not conec Col. Hare then decided. If i from the Head Hunter fci-u If not to hold (hem up. That nigh we Etruek a bat there was a ource of foo-1 In it. not an ir.iii.tn.

However, fo-jnd 3 lot of Fatal, whlc vrc pour.ded out with the of sllcus worked r-fffht en ih.E or.ly to fin In tin. momlncr a i wo had for breakfast. At to tiui14 rails and by ntght ha llilriy-twn. b-it lest a the day of ihe swift current, he arms ar.d clotiilng of ihe totr. Chrljtraaa day Col.

Hare decided FIT -ind rebuild tho rafle. We. haitcl a a village, and whit-? one-ha of Ibe tnen worlied on the rafls the oth- half nour.defl rice. Chrlstmia dinner co Eincd of rke, wild susar cane ar.d cocoa nuts. Part of thft command had no iliOi part no trousers, many had fever a almost feet were swollen.

Ijc- we had two of mwEl wMeh had to to carried. Everylhln black, althoueh we trusti In Hod. We workci hard ana Xept puns Tha evening of iho 2Jth T- rounded a sharp turn, and there Ixfo Us waa a beautifcl valley, while on river bank was a i hut. In which was a bamboo Croai and a (lug. Under the crew aa InoM: T7hl near him was rice.

Icbicro. roci nuts and sugar cite. The Indian told it four days to tfce iea. whlcb a i goad ntwa. Year's tve a raft coatalr.Inc of the mcajlca cases luroed oh oolite tbe lapldi.

and on "Tear's raomlns the poor fellow dt This was indeed a black day. for we Erone to without any pepper sU ed oat without breakfa-u IVe were racst ready to a ngsir. for tht r.lg when we slghtc-d a. small IK had a good suj-ptr of rice and told lhat Abuiifr was only ftw hv. march.

Early next inorr.Ing wo I Abulig ar.d vere met by L.i ar.J Dyer of Princeton- 'We much delicate a Kr.tlon from ail of of Princeton that will lone re-member At 1:30 we burLtd our poor ctrnnii? vale Frcil D. Ijiy, roaiy-iTiy G. Thli lo-irth InfAr-in-. In firh.ch nV-ut aliens were Lk ihc i t. vh and Yiran, r.l-out t.

ir.irch tfco me In charxe of A of thirty-fair C.iraV--r. ly-lwr, cart? Tn.s a grcil The- watprnl iwo honrf. Ibey co on hot dayi. I. hiwever.

caujhi rn to my jr.b trt 5 a ha3 r-ieciy of miler I up with rtR.mi.nt. rJjht we hoT3 op for which were largo enough to UK a for each of our cclcrz. ana a regl- a can do a a---rt work li a nly. I have read riCCuurils jn 10 papers of rejtUnfcnis i -t i-ay rollf. I a to rljihr, here vu have capturcJ t-j marl ft per f-Klory, 1 cr.ckb? of (Jen.

Vour-E an1 n. lelevran TT. Admiral Watsoa. wfcxli arc a i Military of Noririweit- Luzon, ar.d Kijjhiti A Uurys, Vlgau, iron. F.

1.. Jan. S. 1V): It, Hart, i i Infiuitry. United 3r l.ieut.

Col. H. i Jtafan- L'nitc-d Stales ar 11 official c-n your un- raHelfc-J ir.ar.-h end i rcKua. froni mosl a an.) nar- I.IenL Cdmore arii a will n-1 you i'y appreciation cf iLo i i a i i Ikj-layod by them. Such real, tr.erny ar.i 1n B.

M. YOITS15. United HtAtca Naval on Asliic atlcn, Broolt.yn. J'. (., an.

J. ljQ: Sir: 1 take pleasure in ycu a Hy of a this day: "Waison. MnrJlar heart lanks lo Flnre nrd a lion? to (Jllmore ond Plr- "LONG." cor.vcy a cofy tf telograni i. a and HO-AJI- wnn hc-aily tlnr.ki for Ir rtbcue of Lieut. Gllmore nd his.

nr.cn. J. W. WATEfON. Admiral UnlteJ Str.l,.-? C'-m- i Navil on Asiatic Station.

Major Gfr.f-ral S. Ous. Stfttcs Volunieors, Military Govtrr.or. 51ar" 1'. 1..

Jan. 14, 1900: Walton. United btitcs Naval Forct-s. MinUa, My Uear Admiral: felr.il m-Tit myself nnd Howzc a-ni --ur comini today. My apvrcation Left rtS5o-l biy lli.ti 1 have always ed words ol pral.

3 1 i upcriors. a burt rfiHr.iM. i'er- It me here to say a 1 a LI under ob- to Capt, nf tl.e 1'rSncC and also particularly to lie iir.ee and Pa)j. 335ier ne we nrrlvoil at Ab 1 until we we i r.c!ji'or.(s of sucn or.s!t!c.-.-iip an't rtellcat- hty will Icny rerr.cT-bercd fcr their In'lncrs. You re Ir-Jly.

HARE. olorel Thlriy-lhlnS Ir.fir.iry. Unttea States AMEN TO THIS. Our policy always been to glvs thi. value for mor.ey.

Oar 3 betn anil wlil be low prices, cod wrorkmarjhip and (it. LKXTZ. Tailor. ASHANTI OL'TEREAK. All Tribes In Revolt Only One CtileE Hi lining Ijnyal.

Cc.ony, April flluatlon In AshantI Is A Coomnssli um.er reports thai all the Ashant! tritK in aims, the King of JJekwral alone emnir.lnK loyal; is believed that golden Btonl haa been found am ho rising 13 due to the endeavor of Iho overnn of the en y. FJ Frederic lltchcll Hodgson, to taKc ol CHESS Tlie r.uroerous Imulrtca Tron all parts of the State that have been he secretary of Iccal club retailv- the proposed -arnival weelt InJlcate a more thar Interest has tctn taken in ih affair by chcj; ot ihe Stat ana tliat the opportunlly to sword traders of the San An Eon! Chess. Checkers ar.d Club la by thrm all. The secretary that, he lias botn lo answer JnJ: vldually iho letttra received, awl wha be Is ebla to learn dbout the matter he I compelled to explain through tMa column Is 10 the to'jrnarner April 17 ar.d i It daliy unii! A SO ir.clusli?. Tlie number of cnirn-s determine the cf play, ar.d It nicrc th.m Jt v.131 or.e rc-'jnvl cor.l i GTI arccu li Ucil tirr.e.

Tht 1 entrance i iomlnal cr.e, tnd tht prizes will cor.si: prlr.cipnllj- of cr.frs literature and tei books, Euch as tha wir.ntrs of the fl three places may care to It 1 poctant that alt cui nf town playrri are contemrlatirg Br.n An tor. i ittai ar.d who may desire tako pact 'n tht ft notice cf i i i i to rariiclpaie P. O. Uox J75. en or tn-f, April A gooJ ar.d i-lcEly tercsilr.y a are protniEod to all whether they as coi.testar.l3 or Gale-alters and tho home will a IK-I Sal t-f i nt ertai i Lcm a agTctablr ar.d nuri; than an extra eff to see ur lepuutlon kept at lu st icdard.

It id fort-l ihe coi7.initic? BQIT.O livir.R 3. i to i dart Carnival to mike it a a the which if -l a To Men, New Power! COME I OF THE SPRING OF YOUTH, THE SOURCE OP HAPPINESS! IT IS ELECTRICITY AS GIVEN BY DR. Mo LAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELTI THIS 13 TO HEN. TOUVO OR OLD. TO JIBS WHOSE POWER IS WASTEtt TO JIBN WHO rEEL.

OLD AND RUSTT. TO HEN WITH PAINS AND ACIIE3. TO 11EN WHO FHOM ANY CAU8K, Hive Soil buoyant eHrtta. tlio co'jrij. and eonfhlRica Iflozjr ifrtfrl roajitwod.

To ma I llffc tmti couraso and fretdom frcia the effect a of pat errora and lakea. Bhow me the man who wo-jld not belter mm than he it raatttra noi how Ihe and ahoals nf life liaTe worn tise all tin aplrit ot Joyou.atia. liava iluHJd the Bam of left tfca i vixcrous. lha Ins brljihl. tha step less a mind forceful, and tfea ten- eral vlum- Itjs powerful (ban they oucht to at your ait.

you a to be strong. Hard wcrh and worry, dlaappohrt- I' raent tho olher cares of Ufa drain aw.iy vlnt end snip of roirhood. Klettrtclly applied mr way restore, ihem. Ft makes me, jouni. It leDcwa the (Ira of youth.

tha suite of life. Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt Do-a ihl, naturally. I that the tO'JndcUon ot .11 manly ttrcwfc ESedticHy, and Uul alon, r.Q.w or of youlb. I Imvo applied for lw ntjr trm ar.a cured rc.n to that Every town a llc ul il cr B.llaJlcr Ur.a ot medical treatmentThai IT I EH 8 AKD BE CUAL WEAKSE88.

PAIXB IN BACK AND LIMBS. BHEUMA- 11 Send Ma Your Old Belt of Any Other Make and I Will Send You One of My Latest Improved Appliances at Half My Regular Price. FREE Dr if i. Electric ao-called Kttttrta Belli. It jlrea a weak parti, having BpecUl Electrie Smpensory i loolhlaf vltor flowing Into Ihe body, and without 1 for year.

Uy W-page. beau fully II has full Information plenty cf proflt. 704 Ollve 8t 9 st. LOUIS, MO. amo hinors.

Tho rcore at prcner.C IB: i 3. C. WL- take pleaMite In y-re- -enitnif bc3ow to our readers one of tliota i-mes. with by Mr. Ceorce a ka'Iinff a of the and at present roiournlnff in ban Anlorilo, In the City Lon4on C3ub tour- amtr.t.

Mr, Ward h-is been TnaV- iff eooil iTogress. The score now stands: Mr. T. K. Lawrence.

12. i 5 lo play: w. W. Ward. life, wlib I to play.

of these were nicmbert ihe iJriiiih cable leiira. r.s llr. Havana, ha played recent trip lo pirtls with the American expert. Mr. Etillnjer.

who was In the Cuban metropolis. The litter player outdid himself and had tallifoctlon of forclnc tha American Dion's teslgnallon at ihe thtrly-lhjrd to Mr. Merger S. Fifll was iha winner of the anoual tojrraroetit of the New Orma Chert, and Whlit Cltib. the final play off Mejor E.

uri'icn. Mr. Fell i tnt's at ihe llth more. Kchoei from the recent match are till heard, and it contended Ifce scoro ehoutd havo United Great Britain as PUUbury. Showalier and all had a won vine -luring the play.

It txvc tKi Britishers to strengthen their tuam for next match If they wtth 10 the Americans from itrrnricect of the cup. John Barry ot Boston a a secret a win In jach of tho past five and cl iho of MB i i came a resuJar by the CMC- The a i handicap tf the M.ini]atlan iitiF 15 now la progress, and entrants are partTcipatlne. The quality rf the play, K. far, la fald lo bo of unusual excellence, a of gi' a i IXcn r'ayeil. itcssts.

Put- nacher. Tiasihen and SI.ifjhAU. h'oly, r.old tf.c lbiei porlticcs. Tlie of five games arr.r.gC'! by lljnhattan Chesa Club between Deimcr fcR'J MtXrhall was hro'ight to rv SJardi Ii. This thlril and fourth garues were WOB by SlanhaU, fomitr a French Uefecso and tfca Utitvr a Pet- roffs cr Utfeaxe.

Ttis ma-le Ihe JlarthLU Dtrirnar 1. whaa a At the irlieltr.tlon f.t ihe flirfetoiT. in of Delnaar 1 i i a J'liy In" the cable mAtch. he V3i to lh-i Marshall with lo an er.a In two cities. Chen rew and readrre then mrn l.u.r^^r.rfo^n'S^w^f'biEfa'i"' york Slsjita Zoitunf.

It viras Inltndcil to publjah vettilr the of the cabin nta.lcb. but re. liilnK that to the cbcjs aludtnt thar mujt tn a trailer of ilBcli wnicn a careful aiuily.la wouki mloraUe, wo btllevea It wl to wait ur.lh or our mi six dixa not warrant ui In crUlclilnff the ptay e( ludinr Player, of countrrVand Ii i SoitiS? Ul frora Ihe folloKinj a i was flnt in ateh row btlnx played at Provldencs Club between tfce preeenl Mr. Qtorffe M. il Sir.

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