.___ 
,-3
was-omsnbrrhrown GUARDIAN .  pass SEVEN  .
i» f ‘ ” , 'l l ,
/»‘*‘.l.`- ¢' ‘.`»  isa.  ' ` ` ai, _' ,-'».i-'-~  ‘~ -ni, . ._ . . .
- ., - . ..;_ _» _ .   . ./-,,;______-l- 1.,--l-li  » ~ » ... 
. 4
Football I B "   I 1 Y I I I -I 1,, I  
5;/ 9 _ _  U  Spor?EoisIp
’¢...
_\ `\
~~\
`\` `i\--_ ll’
\
I /(o0lE Z!
’ wort' A l<lCiL
f
ul
/ fl/ `\ i/in __f ,/
\\\ ` _ \ a !¢‘ / _- ‘___
.. _ \
l ~ ~- ._ ;<" - i \ _ ~
l-ES 6°* ,   . -  .
 \\ I  _Af/_’._».;, .\\ Gallant ..  .. Tunum
\'>'>,l'l\ul\$ 1':T€’s `,_  V)  t ;~_."'~_\; \ /V Nloonev  Mel]-'inald
\k  \ `c9 ///\»\   & ` &f-57 ,-' dlnnkett  Dixon '
"-‘I V” rv' Q ¢ '>1»;,/" 'fi ` ._,'-_\ \\ iff- _' McLaughlin .. .. Desllouhes
_ \ V/ /  J ' S) "` d Corrigan .. .. .., Hodgson _
_- Q/ ~;.__'-,- .  /. 5_ 4  '  ,. Kenny  .. Francis
% l, " "4 j _ " /) " -. ‘. Grlmh   Brown
 2/2  ~  `\\\._ ` i \ >~' Ei Sinn vii ll.‘°~"f
//, .
nun Av  
T hE'l'eQull=iqcL”wlél_Egl‘§R-»'ES \\ul> i!0vli~N- *D-?1‘il';p§fr§al§§'T.._...OA ' p"" '
| i
Running true 1° f°""l thin fill' in the freshman backfield. param-eunt reasons why the Goi
Andy Srniiil HHS ¢¢V¢|°P°d 3 UNM It was in his sophomore year that Bears have led the teams of
machiine out If Ca|lf°"f\ll\ anain. ,Don really came into his own. nation in scpring for the past two
The Bears have had thlnos aluwhen cdaeh Andy smith first gave years.
their own way the past few years in him a chance in the Varsity *`aack- -Although a shining Ilight in any
football. Fact is, their 1921 aggre- field he made such a remarkable backfield, Don’s ambitions ar,
.gation was one of the best in the showing that he was presented ected toward law. He is enrolled
whole country and embraced some with a first string berth, the only the prelegal course and hopen
of that season’s greatest players, mophomcre to attain this honor at time to become as great a mas
The job ef leading the california this time. of Blackstone as he is °f fwfb
varsity football team for 1923 be-i Captain Nichols this year looks Captain Nichols is 21 years
longs to Don Nichols,.. veteran.. of to be better than ever, Although five feet sight inches. tall. He
two undeneated seasons. Captain weighing about 170 Pounds he ap- very optimiv-tie about the 1923 s
Nichols plays hsifbaek, and for the pears much smaller, due to -his son and, believes that Califor
past two years has been 'elected as compact build. He is an excellent can keep hor record spotless
all P-'iCifl¢ CWS* P|i\Y°" ll* *lin POSF- line plunger and an accurate for-,the fourth year. The Blue and G
tion. iward passer, but hlls chief-claim to has a really wonderful lot of ma
T-he California captain received fame is his wonderful open field ial out and has possibilities of
his preliminary training at the]-unnlng. . coming even a greater eleven bh
Pomona high school, Pomona, CaII~i He has played nafety -man for the the powerful machines of the I
iornia. Upon entering the state uni- Varsity for two years. During thatlthree seasons.
versity he had a hard battle to
make the freshman team with so
much excellent competition. He
steadily improved, however, and by
t_he end of the season wal- a fixture
T
‘Sv
W.
Wil# U.
\\\
A’ ii
s " "f
time he has dropped but _one punt,
and has seldom failed to return
kicks for considerable yardage. His
lightning dashes off tackle. his
shifty style, and eluslvenens are
ltr. or 'tus l.esDll~lG>
HALF RACKS GN ‘rl-le COAST,
A‘lill?€e Tl-llaEA'l' MAN
AND A Fine FIELD -
.  vb*
University Football Captains _ By Wood Cowan  w.   ' _
,g.i__nn<i§
6El~lERAl..
_,__,_,@._.......,
ou is A ulgo,
` Suas Zglcieliia
\ _ 
\ DUN Neva.-il.
MltS&S .ll
Ckicli
f §
l‘ @`
bt _ \_.
2 \\_/
\
den
the
dir
With this kind of support th
back should not lead the Bruins
a fourth conference title.
Cobb’s Big League
Batting Record In
19 Years is .372
(Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Ty Coblfd
lllllling record, to which lle uddsll
new lsllrl-lo during the 1923 season,
slllnlls out us one oi' the bright
lnlies in the history of basobnll ach-
_ 
l
\
nl K
.~ ` / \
.\~_=-ri, P
-'_ ..
'gli fZ\\'f»
Qu .rr-,. ‘-
,.
a.\!/fff
BACKACHES
gg* Pe quickly relieved with
dash H. Stroke it on gently. You
must' have to rub it_ ln. Tense
_mC ts relax. The pain eases off
en stops. Get a bottle from
X?" dnissnt today-as emu. n
alll not stain.
Sioan’s Liniment-llil1i__p.._.'..i
_ 
l
FIRST CLASS
9 `\
:S
it'
levemeni.
The Detroit pilot llow has to his
$1,454; rind il rucorll of hitting Olfel'
tho .400 .mark three times, tying
the old National .League record of
.lust-lo Burkett. _
(‘nbl»‘s detailed liutting record ov-
er lil swllrsolls follows:
A B. Him. Aver.
1905 . . . . . . . . . . . .
,.150 :ill .2-i0
1906 350 112 .320
f§i'r"2"f' .T5 iiiflfsil'l'§°`i$§“°.§"'il?..i“.', Full-Blooded
1907 605 .350
l908..... _,.581
11109. 573
1!iI0..... ....509
llill .-591
liiilli.. _....533
1913.... .....42S
212
188
216
196
248
227
167
.32-4
.377
.385
.420
.410
.390
.368
1914 .345 127
l915.... .....5ilIl 208 .37U
1910..... .....542 201 .371
1917 .588 .383
 .....42l
 _....497
 ......428
507
526
556
225
161 .382
.384
.334
.389
.401
.338
.372
uns
lolsl
1920
1921
‘i922
11923
191
143
  197
  211
188
Totals . . . . . .
.,9.2ii3 3.545
Giant Bolivian
After Luis Angel
BUENOS AiIll<`.S, Nov. 4.-Luis
Angel Flrpo hnli been ill-
vlted to fight xl Bollviuu
lndilln giant \vho in make
I d bl th d lyllls coach predicts a brilliant fu-
up is dec ure to resenl e e es- t I Ch rue in collegmge |00; _
criptions given by the naturalists him °r a Putting the ball into play, Qhl The fmlows make 8 regula
of the "ape man." With ll height ___<.¢.>-_--- Pllffsllll and 1>illn8'|nir and fnsllinlli football team,
1 , inch.. ,Wi an Gettin; the runner away i wun "Tiny" ln me licrllh
'“° d Pool of seven col \vo s, _
Chicago Boosts
(United Press.)
CHICAGO. Nov. 5. --N\_lll\9l'°
complicated trick plays for fnvlb
h e no terrors for Charlie Lum
i _ In Lunlni'l-l native lan . _
‘tingle he learned un alphabet of Th” Wimefs fililllfe £0 N109  7, ‘
'over three thousand chunncters. “Kam may have H l`0“\l|¢» if “Ui
in fatal effect. on the future of lilo
series, is seen in the manner in ‘
| His ‘maliing" a football tram
this country is thought to mark tho
ht I d In me United which special corrsspondellts view
$2185 new puye tile situation. The Tribune correla-
hln nodent lres that “utldoubtedl l
. His pllrents live in CantouC ll.
where his father is one of che lead-
ers in tho export lndustry. After
iCharllo has eoninlv-Wil his comme th” b"'“"°"~" _ (l0nMdlan Pre”-) "My Own" was six li=ngt.h¢~i in-hind
course hc intelldrl to return to his -é-ooo;-_ |_A»[~0N|A_ Nm,_ 4__--ln Mem0,»|.Ze\._
'native land, and become an ex- THE QRIDIR-ON HEROES am" won the $50,000 Stakes Slit- Timo, 3 -nlln. 4-5'.sece.
| one' -- urdsy, beating Zev by four lengths. Course, 1 mile and tllreeollzlrters.
in Now his ideas are like those of Brawngednnd l°“g'h“|"ed “nd P1\d'- ' - W f
:the thoroughly American schoolboy Shields on china noses and Bam P. W- C.  e cc_l;l;_t_:linl¥ Dlay the gums very
3 With "Quack Drake" to make a
Q I`llll.
however. Besides playin! ll K°°d
b ll h i ted as one
of the most clever forwards on the
sport antv his ability as a trllliv
threat player make him one of thc
outstanding stars of the city, and
BY SCURE 3~ii
The third and deciding fixture for
intercollegiate football honors he-
Lween the intermediate St. Dlln-
.~ltlln'd and IP. \V. (I. was played on
Saturday afternoon and resulted in
it win for tire latter by il score ol'
3 to 0.
The P.W.(l. team forced matters
from the outset and had the Saints
on the defensive for the biggest
part of the gn-me; the formal",~;
some comin ln the first stanza
boys showed more offensive tuc-
ci ll I. he bf"-ll; the could do wus
. p _
St. Dunstan’o P.W.C.
Full bark
E. Gillis . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Hutcheson
Halves
Mcllroy .  ..  .. \V9dlock
.l.McDonald  
Hibbett....... 
Landrlgan 
O'Nelil  . . . . .
..
| Spares
Howatt 
Murphy  ..
.G. iMcDonald 
'.I.Glills . . . .
 ..
. Kennedy
Math eoon
_ . . Horne
Collghllln
. _ Crozier
Saunders
_ Houston
V Y
the future of international rucing
for this clnss of vessel hungl-l ill
Proudly again they are posing
game °f mm a 9 S ra Winning the tribute of cheers.   
Longwlnded strongiimbed and
"Mol bnsxietbmllmiuad and man _ ““""“’ ` I with l l__i__G ll h
rt airp uno p 0. ’ lllw 0|! 98 0 “ il RE el' all
exgzhddl authorities said than hir ,__hE*‘l4°' f°_fh“fl1l@ll° fame- !sna..n_~
scholastic record is far above the G “yt are I 9 5"m“'°“ hemes- ] Oh! Mr. G1\iinKil?l‘. 0115 MY- Gill'
“vemge_ and he muses teachers ree e w lh rousing acclaim. » lagher
no trouble during school hours. , linve you soon the Prince 0
Quarterback. halfback and fllll
Forwards, all hardy men,
Ready for desperate charging,
Ready to meet and defend.
Lining up boldly for action,
Saturday was an ideal day for 'l
rllgby and the largest crowd of fans _'_
this year turned out to witness till- ~' `_ .1
struggle.  -
Mcbonllld  . . . . .
._ Drake
Sunelte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Willie
- .  f.l_
. . _ g .
shortly before the whistle when | -
Desltocho;-l, by it pretty piece ol'
work, touched for the first and only
try ol' the contest.
In the second period the S. D. U. -
tl i, u t .. y .
to force ll rouge on their brother .
rollelzllllls early ln the session. The _ _
remainder ol' the game was more or ’ _ - _ _
,less zlg-Zag play, with P.W.C. llnv- ‘
ing -zl slight edge in territory. _'-' _,_
-"ruby" Mellllldn retrreeil. ' ig.,--._».;“,“¢‘
Line u s' ' -'
‘ 5* iii; .
if `l§
__ ,E
EA. 
E 3 `l-`,l _“ "'-5__=
*,.l'li.:\n‘lg-5; 
E' 'vi .Z/0-1
*-1 ' ,VL-“
-~'~-é-
lil
I
__ ,,,     Sport Page That Everybod _Reads ,I
nvlll s. ll. u. 1 ad! f0`
»..a.-,_
un
  at
Manufactured by GENERAL CIGAR COMPANY LIMITED 
,,, May End the Imperial Tobacco Co.,oFCanada Limited, Sole Distributors.
lil Schooner H3065 old, ' _°"`_- -~-- -A-r
_S| Nl-:xv vonk Nov 4-ny Cahn  ____ “hd,` hm.
ea lllall Plulael-Race Columbia again ,, _I “__ 1m,,,| 0" Im, gd
.;;  -~ B- 4  I  Q ANGUS llAlTEiiS REGRETS ...aff-,wAN|]ER[Rg 15 l
Cn tnlll Walters’ ls the conlllld l i ,t ._ .
,ar ing' plea of an editorial n the Time. _ , . pm’ ],,.“-¢|1,|c,-,._|_ _.,,_,,,.,.,l ,, mo
°|d:i0linY- TNS ll0\\'SDnfl6l‘ wlllle find- §lll.nlll. allli llllvll salill: "’l`lilnin_v,’
i ang;
be_|h“`.0 'wen put umm the He|f_Cm]_   ABT|0N:llll~lf-_ lllllll':: .~'l|l»-!"' atvghlllilillsi
trol of the Bluenose captain who ll)i,.p,lf,.l,
“___ ing that an unllouhtcd l~itl'aln must 53,, -5|". g~,,._,. ,iw-,, “.;|,i, J i,
_asc sailed for home yesterday lifter; , ~---~-<-¢<>----~~
" refusing to obey the ruling of the _ I _.\ “-,,,,,,,,, “~(.,,t ,mo H p},m,,.
a f,;‘;;{“;*,§;°';,“_},,_§°§;§;§;°5,_;};;§__*;§ “I am Only al Fisherman, Not a. Sports1nan,’ S";;l;§'_f;'i_-;,;° l'3_v,§__l;°{_;g<=;_;-333;-l <°=~=="=~ P"--->
erel . _ _ _ * i - _ ."1-i
ls M reason why the nocky ham _Saturday to decide thi, lnternutlon    __  _,r-,ls iul__i_l_lslln;g lin- t-flnlt-ru tho; .\lt>.\‘1:Rl-3.»\l,_ Nov, 3,-The Wgn. ,
. ,. ' .` f i~ 'l- '.~ .
l Flsher|nen’ll series The Tilnns . ,
to J _wlllllull ltlallpefi .l tlllilllsllnt I 1 l. i~,np,llsh Rugbv team dafeillf
points to the precedent set by Cup- - ’ ' - ' ‘around llor sl'il‘t '. '_.l 1| M - wi - `
lain Clayton Morrissey of last]       Im' "\'ull`ll hllvh Liu 'tulle tiult ofi' ii(v a ‘Il-ol'<?r:>llIa:i{Zi"nl$mliiIE:1éh‘;' tgilhagy-
year’s challenger. who under as _ lnnliulnj' ‘uid the pllololsl-nillel'.Ell~ \` ~ - l C' 1 -ll ' »
great provocation agreed to rnce    aux "l cnn't i;ke _vollr picture ltllalthilll- \\'(iiilllliir;.ill'1i; w'ilil1eeifill‘;'cL::loe|:lvt;?tl:
iigllill. _iii why," [Pd t“-i(.,,_ '
The Times fears that unless nn~ (canadian p,-¢3s_) _oy my actiam | was und” 8 great “You c;lll‘i_ fool mc that way,, For .\1outl-sul, 'Il/irDougall, the fast,
_ other race can be arrnllged alld_ }lAl.il~‘AX, N. S., Nov. 4.-0n,strain. I am a fisherman, not a Ymlng i"U"_ “"0 Said- "I kn0W
 F. B.  t_l:_o“lst;ri:e:"_de:l(le<i  lytiar. bthr Slaturllzly evening, H. R. Silvelxlsportsman. l acted hurr-fully and y0_u__see llpslde down ill that cam- score, wllicll wus not converi.ed.\
U 1 GS fnny s no a cy- vin rman ol' tl Boa 'd IT t .dd t i' th t el"-
nnve. und asks: "Cannot (‘.apl._ of the Iutornllftlonai lf`)1slle!rI-iliailgbu/Ierenzo Ita?-i|l|e|lzy?intea:es‘:e':'T pwplal'
“R Walters be nlolllfled by that sports ’l`l'oplly, received the following mes-l The Tru.-ltecs considerurl Cilplain
an lnallltikg pr¢~_;:cllet;t and-for the hall emge fron: t(;_aptai_rJl AngusB_VV:llt.ers,,Walters' message and decided it
or o ann gl rc nm to the ,nm-1. :nllsler li s nu ooner .llencse. woulll not be in the interest of ful-
“V rinrbngf ing point to prnvo anew his faith "0" "°"°°U°" | l`°il"°¢ the effects ure contests to reopen 'zhe 1.‘l‘.l.'i
full-hlooded Chinese qua ., - I _ . _ '
_on n Cmcago high school (Cathay bl;att|_l_o sllcul oi’ his halldholne_ serlee.__ _ _ _ _
His knowledge of the gridiron 'b_wk_ 'l _Wales football team.
K/ll. the halfline it is grmlt.
. With “Tub Stntvlvrt” nt the gate
'Anti "Billie Arclllc' is the hero 0
| the team.
Bl lar 9 arm spread' or i-gh: feet. ldgeihel- sono AFRMD _ And "wedlock" in sooo trliii.
with ir formidable punch und grent OF A FIASCO Wiiil \\U8kY f00l’n€n ¢Ui|ldinS. _ Who's the scorer Mr. Gallagher?
and ilsllltv. ine giant is hhlrl to he in -- "°'°°“ 0' °‘l““‘ f°“°"“» l ‘Tlnnev Francis" Mr. Sheen.
perfect specimen .df the hiiulrhl nlrrnolr, Nov. 3.-nenry Ford Pllehlns and Slrussllns and sway-|
S k fi ll . does not announce ills candidacy mg' 'Om M"~ G“ill1Kll€I'. Oh! Mr- Gnllll'
“O0 er Tables R “ng man _ | All in the mud gains down. | gher.
A ll t l tht L f tl Presidency bet-auso hs s
Ndel§gr(lr';§li (il: lggmillch digplthil lfiialdmli will be "re arent u flnnw '“"”'l"“‘ _;“"' ""“”°" "id “"0" We *mid 0"' 'fam l" "°l‘Y "li"
of Bolivia thc newspaper publish ns his peace ship" United States °“° " esteem.
ln _ _ .
' ‘_ _ 1 _ f S t J Couzem, ,|,,c|m-ed Pl'0l\'lPiiY they flliiy. an then. Anil when "Dtltchy" nlltkns a run
Large up-t0.date °“ “ °|‘ll"l‘"l`<f‘ fl‘0lll the tra nf-r 0 and qrhtshles Address M a Giving their hurts slight attention, There surely is some fun,
the 3mm' Wh" "1 a" 'Minn “‘"“°d lm" "lg “ an It R bm H Bravoiy they line up again lAud the Saints think that they are
Room Cnnlscho. He offcrs to fight Firpo dinner of the Detro onll ll Passlng and mmm! and _pun'ung_ in a dream
Watch for Big ‘
Tournament An-
nouncement and
List of Prizes.
LAMBROS BROS.
“ix "’"“d9 Wh"'“ F"`i"’ arrive” 1" C|“b° Chasing the -mlm with the ball: Oh! Mr. Shaun, Yrs' ‘ifr Shenn,
Ll* P" ‘"1 his WW 30 hi” h°l“e in Referring "° th” °“t°"'°"He Tackling and surging and squirm- Don't you think the Snillts are go-
Buonos Aires, manufacturer, who recently crlt- mm _ | mx on their hmm
Camachn is 23 years old and iclzed the St-.natnr’ll ninllll N' Down they go, runner and all, When they have 'that “Boob
speaks only tho lnngllagr of the five por nent beer. Mr. Couzenu up anm mums and _"smug, McCahe_..
Qllichus indians to which tribe he said: Scoring s touchdown. then goal- Who is nothing but a babe,
belongs. ill height tho Indian tow- "WHY 00°” """Y F°"‘ ""f"“'“ Wllrl are the onlookers' plsudlla. what-i nsalnst him Mr. Gallagher?
9" 000 |00! i1\l0Vn F`ll'Il0 llllli ill f"°m °°“°““°|“5 Us °‘*“‘“d“"'§' Choerlng that knows no control, "J. Forbes Kennedy" Mr. Shean.
roach had an advantage of almost for President of the United States! These are the gndiron heroelh
n fool and a half over tho Argon- HG ll Bfflld if W°“|d b° “B Urea' 3 Plucky and brswny and fleet, Oh! Mr. Gallagher, Yes! Mr. Galla-
tine. -, fiasco _BB iii! 119800 HND- Eageriy taking all chances, gher,
  l »_-oo>?-- ` "I'1>r`d hnl llBV9l` ¥`°°°V°l`f"‘ Ready all foreman to meet. Do you think that we will heat
‘ar ora " MUG! U9 £00 SWT. “wil lilnln "Um hi' d°f°‘¢ *U 5 uclnldllfe Battered and bruised and dlscol~ the Saints this year?
139 G at and slid s little more liquid, add for the Senate in -1918, Benntor Orem W., Wm ,"1-,ty make 5 U-y_ _ _
l’ $011 St. neil " d for n msn vll l with °"r c "
A li s Coussns use an e cry comes to como s- sn on now so spry
, » ttis more melted gelutlna. if - -
- . . -' ' . . Jelly broskrin turning out il-om, so peliticlllv ambltous, he hun Plsudlts sud fame they on win- And "Blr Roger" surely butts them
---U, Hummu cut ¢ ,, 1*: |¢|»y.| . .l_L.~_,-.1 l:..l...l- ,..-l- -|-
d scrum,
Oh! Mr. Shean Yes! Mr. Slleau.
1- fence.
And “Bill Brown" to buck the
Who's the full buck Mr. Gnllagh'
or?
_lt's “Punk Hutcheson" Mr. Shean.
f
l0h! Mr. Gallagher Oh! Mr Gallagh
or.
_ Dnu't you think that "Ben Des-
; Rochel-1 is very keen?
Anll with "While" for our defence.
And “Chen Hodgson" like n
We will surely wipe the old grid-
ll-on clean,
Oh! l\Ir. Shean, Yes! Mr. Shoah
|With "Leigrlr Crozier" and "Mu-
" Loan." |
Both our "Subs," but vt-ry game
\\'ho'n the fighter Mr. Gallagher?
lt's Duke Dixon Mr. Shean,
After thought.
Wie ofd iime /at/orife
g
the ofcf iime rice
lim-<1-r|llzll~tl-r ul-un, lllllde the inns
Hatchway
rdzis inter
ASK any msn who wears Hstchwny
"no-button" Underwear what he
thinks of it. We know his answer
-he’ll tell you that he and Hstchwsy
were made for one another.
Hatchwsy appeals los man, lt’s sossne-
\Vhc‘s our coach Oh! Mr. Galla-
gher? i
“Profcl~u-lor Smith" Dear Mn(
Shaun.
 
----<o>__-- 4
l=lNo-s Nolsv sunse-r lu u. si
E, il. Sll-lllivan. one of rho onvr-2
lvtllm of 'Hotel Colulnlbus, heard of;
tl yil»ll.n,; man. willo retcuntiy canlei
‘over from llmlninrl as part of rn.-
|“0ll'.\d Sodis ollooa. Soon after he
'macillcd Colum-bus, a leiatlvc -took
,ll-inl' tio Neill Pllril to :introduce ‘him
to Amlerlran baseibdll. .
- Pa-t was wlliohlng sn extra-
lrming game wllen suddenly the
eundowu cannon oi the barracks
hdomoli. Hills miiod Allied -Illini' iihe'
dilsncs. for one of Ilflleeo disturb-
ly practical; there are no buttons to lose
or break. It s__a simple one-piece suit
with sn Overlap festurethsteiiminntes buttons
ond their bother, sud yet fits with s degree ofeom.
fort never before experienced.
Hntehvuy comes in seven worm weights for Winter
wssr, in mos! lengths and sizes. ll costs no more
than ony other underwear, yet is actually more
comfortable, and with no hullonholes to ton ond
wear, hu o lonlerusefuineu than old-style under-
Wllfd
Mars than 1000 msn'| stores soil Hslohwoy.
WOODS UNDRRWBAK C0. Lilltsd, TORONTO
T 7 1
\
Send for this
FREE FOLDER
We mah Hare bl Ill
rho usndard hlinruolt
/alwlu. lhlrvlon Us can
ufn hnpanlal olde,
r 1 uleerlon og the r
marerfal/of IU .
We have ,MPINJ $-
nmuln¢ into Je os-
plulnlnl why who
mm nad Jfloront monr-
luh. lo wil snails no to
nicer the rllhl shlefor
.’;':::.‘i°" *“"°**~"°"""'
Wlnrerbolr. Jail et!
now und ul f . '