Evening sentinel, Friday, April 28, 1916 · page 8

 

FRIDAY. APRIL ‘. 193‘

 

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if built tumult
CHAMPION BEIIEN‘ Mill 3088 Hill

C it Eh...» p'- . ' :a ILL- :t...,i.iii .Ti.\~ ivtilK. April 1* ”oi oi i‘dt‘di ”Sllilxi‘ti‘il’lil liens. Atti 28 *—
kague sesmti i.~ : ..iM-i mu till} i:: ..uiateur boxers. among them a nuitoti- lni- rive itiulkll Lwietii Letitue titn
beizg siwv. shirmzi‘mn by the ele-lui lliiviiuiut‘l', taint badly m‘lht “1' turn on know it“ about what in ex-
..tezit.» 1;; to duh 2: ult‘ than twenty l teitu ) tournament at the. t fervent peeled of their. to the campaign unit-h
All oi thi :tatts today 'Ihey got together lot

the lllrl llitlt‘ )t'rlt'l‘déi) at ('ooley's

 

shim his

itiiiiiiiiiiiiih
illtiM wunnf

E” in! Wu. L: . militiuli‘l ton Atliiiui- t‘iuu last night.
tests hint Lit-cu l‘ttr'pt‘fit l b -t';i“.:-‘ e' so 'uril young llirll who t‘uliit Uii i'tini

rain. rim m' t’rr-i: tit.) or e :-2‘ .'i our; i’niitdelpiiiit tiiiii litletati lime! and l.)l' the better part of too
'e,.fl“r arn u'j!t>“~ tlii~ liri~i",'I ('ufi -.i.i or .v‘a. iii ill" inf lttlghl ill llUtilc (littUrJ‘l biirtblill lilies. llik‘il'
dilitvlia int-‘1. l' iii... to :«-i.‘i pot. i Iiaittila, .\ei. terit rutrntit: “minus tonuutt on and hit the he'd :indpotnts
bit, ”H; z“, .. .gi‘! .r it“ ') .Irti;'glt‘:l ti ry until 'i‘lie initors here till till i'lilllllfli’. thr- gaillt‘.‘ with Vice Presi-
tap tit Uil t... !.r run. ii.ui t‘..irnll.i run-ts, iron at ., Mm «Ame item lidn ti‘.\‘til 'liieir bot-s told

New -\'t :1. L... ..id only one lt'illlmtlllt’rt» H-itrtbllns to! “it Ma" 3111‘ then. he minted Buster-n League
hut-nail du,‘ ;.i.u- lix‘ opening, of .he ivut: ill t‘vt'F‘i DUI“ int-.- tttn nit Ill ii: time and that lie

ilic liozior oi upsetting two cbiiui
[violin “till in “:‘ibt‘u 60103161“, is it‘s

”cultin't rLdllll it.
1-. r Mtifl if ll I'Ili be pretented.
O‘Neil then ‘dltlltittlnt‘d his assign
ili“ill5 {or the \‘Iihiilll; l\\(‘lii_t’ planing
iitit's.

“aci'li Nu reek: ...,u. and. pttt'ulldl'~yi
enough, that «(is upxlilllg day than»)! .
hztu l'vr. played. in cloudy bkitm‘ pound t.iii:igster.oi the .Nittetyvsecou-i
or told lintr lillllliilk‘ll against ill” Sun: 1. .tl. ii A. (loidrti-in took the
Et‘l‘ill of the .iiiidt no and hate kept: crowd by .prf'lat‘ by tit-tiring iotu

l’dlt), ei lit-stun. the uuiiuu‘rtl Ildnlllll

 

 

dottn the at‘endatice. ’i‘lie llodi't‘rd‘ . ‘ lowing selection: l»it\t‘ litt‘°i made:
have rulered more through poor weight thanipioit, twice in Ville furl At Spi‘iitrtield lath mallard.
“rather than any team in When mum! and aw“ 1“ ”l“ ”m“. “'th A Hartford Mite llflllPl‘l).

league. planing only six game. up to‘ Very Clare to scoring a knockout A’ At New llatenv Tom ilannun.
date although according to schedule f the end the Benton laid was so Iar be At New ”mam... Mutt warp”;
Iour'reii should time been contestediliiiitl on iinnts tiiut there has no M llrldcepori Jilillll) ”Hum

‘i ire this. id‘p‘it ili‘allit r, too, has had I titlr‘olioll .ibottt Uoldsteill'a‘ “Bl“ W W" For In, gund“\ '3‘st in [trump]

a drum“, pg,“ .m Um players, thedt-tision. iii the tin-ll oi tilleustilll: “on and NW "Haw” “any“ and
. - r .I - V ~ ~ ‘ I | ‘

\'Lillhl‘€> t‘>l)"¢'m”)' sum-ring “1 ”n" “"1"" m”"”” ('Umbwm our! .‘x‘tiil‘fnrd “ttl' 2i:~>l3'llt‘.l for the I'or-V

respu-t in .i in. it now Let lingo-e.“ (it-urge Eli-ell. lite mi‘ll‘uwllld“ 01““
and rum. tiil’JJth-y‘ the regular out put] Iii the first round, and cumin
field. rs, lune been o: the huspi'ul lintl “Hi to pit. up pull-tic so rapidly ihn
gurdiié .et , (1 'zi» \lsutre imw ‘ tut lltr Juthh‘ attain (“WNW 1'} ”‘5 “V“
be nine to it: i)' it.» Ale “lay itrl'lhl'l‘ tn tn itit pound chins “illlfliu Mor-
th- “Milli-I -« NH!" 1’7 ”NH ilmt‘i llo. cl this city. the national leather
in“: ultimo: 5 1m.) h.- rtady id o't‘i'] Might champion, tin-letitt-d both lluriy

tntr city and l.t:ii.~ and Iiulierty for
the latter grounds Substitute work-
men will he “rill Kelly. of llolyoke;
lirouti, of the Y .\I t' A. t‘iilleui- of
this city; ilet lil‘lll)‘. oi' Hartford. and
(‘Oll‘l'iiV‘ of l."\\'l.‘l0ll

I. \ 1 .‘-‘. ..:.. _ lit!" lloitmtui top | Jam”. H l‘litludeipniu. and 'I‘. “plan. tibeil ”Hl‘f‘ffi'd ‘ the arbitrators
tritr‘eti :t no.2 tho vet-1th It!“ “1“] '1‘?" at llostuii. the New England and t‘un Ill h ll“: “Vivi-Nail." of running the
m: l on to it"i rid of it He mum hue holders. J. Gleason \u- out!“ Lem-who and In um as
“M m. a. 'h» “Htmy‘mmip gamt‘ the “mp-r in the HE. pound clan-s, possible. lie~ thinks that too and
ot‘ \‘i'uluerti'is and m.“ be M“ fi’llli‘ while in the loo pound di.ision John W" M” Ilium Im time‘i'vnin: con-

inexcusable and
pl‘t‘\ l‘l” itturh

tests itto altogether

that the umpire can
of the iii-united otit tiluy. O'Neil niuo
udiits plenty of life in the clutter
lillil. has instructed the umpires not
to interfere with baseline coachiitiz.
whether

ultiltil. nu tropolitxtt, New York State-

clue to lll: l.re.~ide until he eitheil
utiii :llltrlllllullili t'hnlllpltill. deleuitd

conquers the wld «r the weather gezs
“”1“"- \\’ i. tumor. of lioston, decisively.

Man) 011:”: llt'ri‘h‘s MF ””595 In one oi the open t'lflfiui‘fi Hugh
think that thi- season could be started liurhe. of St. “menu-s “.‘~ (3' damp.
Ma)‘ 1 with the chance for successlun. handicap of an uriillcisl "I.“
[retiter thin Is the ctt..e now. in the, tool, '0‘ the ”0 pound lion! in 1“,,-
lust few years the autumn weutiierlmun it round. The referee dropped
“'4‘ '"“‘“ "'U‘l‘ "w" ”'1‘“ ”W “9""5- the bout siter Burke bud floored T..M'lnds oi propriety. The umpire must
nliieh would help his urgument.

A story printed in Newark recently
that "Gus" (lets. Dodger infielder Who
recently has bent-lied in favor oi
"Mike" Mowrey, would come to Litei
Giants was denied by John Metlritw
chrnw declared he knew nothing:
about the mutter at all and that he
cuts out trying to purchase (lelz. Aul
explanation given of the stuiy was
that Get! hits many friends in New
nrk. and that because of his ability to

jun “"11" it minute of lively sluuling.'msc. Coat-hing from the bench will
——-——-—— that be allowed. Each night tho um-

ONE cn-rcnmq Anftgf, :Dil’t‘flluvre‘ expected to send in a report
[lust-bull but some ltlt‘ill catchers lit m 03‘9", ”"an hint 0' the time
lib ranks today. l there is no re—:"““d“d Io play the game. and incl-
ceiver who can llil‘ " speed with thcid‘m‘” i“ play ”‘5“ “"9 flopped out
ease and grin-c that marked the worii ““1 “1“" "0"" "I “3' MPH the imbi-

‘ ' WNW" may haw seen lit to int one
. k all, better know , p .,
of Garth Selim engo ”the-calm. to my he "mm“... to back

his arbitrators tn the limit, providing
to! course they are in the right. “You

 

 

fits Schrcckfvho caught for the Alli
Helios and other major lesguo.cluhr I
'iew years ago. Scbrroit m the hot-

liold down the third such against, Vodd ll be MW... saw me “0 buck on “be“
. _ I. .. s "andmleryplrinlr ofltubet 2 I‘ll..." , _ ’ -.
'23:? ”:1, {f,;“‘:,',’", 52:: e 1,, IN“. vthe chst left under In at tbcboight “thingies-«I?illiilllhollizafillfnd bfszueigi
York. -. 0! his cnroor und he could bundle “10" Will“ “8‘” now." ‘ “

speedy shoots at thanoeeutric south.
put us tint ordinary major league cat-t

 

In tho discussion of rules. O'Neil

 
 
 

latching. using only his glove to han-
dle all kinds of throws. high, wide or
ilow. ‘

in a discussion of great catchers
|Schreck is always mentioned. It only‘
tor his skill as il one hand artist. In

itiutty respects he did not class with . , '
itillit'l' noted liiicltstops, bill in his Rhflilructions. Th9 Infield 0) rule also

c'tmc u f r ..
feinlig' he rtood alone so fur nwuyiroml ' p or “n“l‘lmm“ die‘m‘l‘im‘

‘ . ‘ .utid the rule in this care will also
Mil olhtnt ”Hit “0 0'" h” throntmed be strictly followed. in the matter

. . niude plnin thut the Eastern
. r routiltcndte A saw”)?! PM“ he ‘
. "u i ‘8‘” Old! by the code~book.,
mulls ill m m n" I u "marvel! , rtlculiir. There 'wlll be its

tilt-visual from the literal lnterprc-‘
‘tation of the third base coaching
nile, which prevents It coucher from
touching it runner under any circum-y
stances. It‘s in the book and it will
be kept. according to O‘Neil's in-

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Gm” Vectoodsy.
New Yorltliostqft. rain.
Wt-shiflgton, 4; Phil-delphia, 2.
(‘liit-iigo, 1»; Cleveland, 3.
lie-troll. 7; St. Louis, 2.

 

 

iii; of the lalvHUP '

For the opening paints the fol

or not it imp-er is on base.
and its long as it dtlt‘zilll exceed thl‘

CAST

The Kind You Have Always
in use ior over 30 years,
uudhasboenmadoundorhisper-

Iona! supervision since its iniancy.

. Allow no one mdoceivo you in this.

All Con-midi“, Imitation and “Joshua-good ” are but

Experiments that trifle with

Child!!! Cry for Fletcher's

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7 DinnerSet

“'“ a. '5. mitiélflfi

/ ems mum:
taro/*- ,. -
I \L’./ ' \ . /.

Bought, nndyvhich has been

borne the signature at

and endanger the health of

Iniuuts and Children-Woe W Expat“

What is CASTORIA

Contain is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-

goric, Drops and

Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, orphino nor other Narcotic

it is pleasant. I!

mince. lu ago is its guarantee. it destroys “'0er

and alloys Fermi-hm.

Flutnloncy, Wind Coin
Dlarrbmo. It rogu
assimilates the Food, giving

For more than thirty years It

has been in con-nan use (or the reiiei oi Constipuii
nil Teething Troubles :3

m ("r

“punch and Bowen.
liflilh._ .---‘ artful deep.

The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's his:

. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS

BeauthoSignatureof

‘ I

in Use For 0m 30 Y -

Mctiuigun with g hind right to the Use his own judgment in this latter.

Tho Kind You How Always Bought

'0‘. O‘NYAU. BOUflflflv. NI. 'OII CWV

 

PllTSlllillc iiiitts- ‘
uiisii illi ciuiiu

Manager Jimmy 0811an or the
Pittsburgh Pirates declms that ho is
well satisfied with the‘ieam Mid thni
he will nuke no changes, for the pres
ent at lent. ~Calis “1N9! .5 that
his club will not "It tl ' th ebnll
WlEISl‘." tawny. b be ins to that
w'ltlhevi-rél‘he Pirates re d gate the
other fellows will know they bore
been in a tight.

Manager Callahan is sstisiled that
the Pirates can hit ltitrd endlgh. and
there is suthclent speed on the club
to suit him. The Pinies' leader sister
that every mun on the squad will be
required to alter the best thnt is in
hltn, and that those who do not will
be dealt with accordingly.

 

 

illli itiiut’is

SIIIIIIEII ll GIRDI

HARTFORD, April 23.—Six and
possibly eight clubs will play in the
Blue Laguo this season, according
to the outlook expressed nt s meet-
ing of those Interested held int night
at the Linda Hotel. The club. already
entered are Meriden, Wallingford.
Middletowu, whittled, Torr-ington and
Nsugstuck. while efforts are being
made to interest Rockvlilc and With
mantle. Organizer ilitrry .\'. Antler
Ion expresaed his plans before the
gathering and each of the represenlu
lives present gave no idea of how the
situation stood in his town. Mnnnger
Harry Drucqucr oi lieriden. inst
year‘s championship tcnm; Nell Con-
roy of Middletown. Jim Casey oi Witl
lingford. the first pennant winners;

’ 42 Piece

 

 

(“THE SOUL or HAppiNizssfgj

IS SOMETFING NEW IN DINNER WARE

The lucky Bluebird (”The Soul of anplnesl") is the ‘li'Sigll of
this “inner Sci. made by one attire foremost America putters TM
111311951 point rammed In himony of color, chaste design, and It
, the some time, the lllk‘b'l "11111 in the prevailing mode. it will prove
to M "I! mates! "9"“! mu'bird in blue Ind turquoise with tb-
IOf! rod 0! mini-e on the breast, while the edge of ouch pine. in II
lubed in deep blue lines snd tnctng. To see it laid out complete wit
bring an cjnculstiou of wonder 1mm every woman who view- it

 

, Dixplayed at Gehebe’s . _
I :5 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWAL‘.

AfiiGehebe’s

; 25 Washington St.. Stiuth Norwaik

 

 

Blue Biid Set Coupon
Friday. April 28

 

a

l‘AME onIIII-CIIOUOIIDIOOOOIOOIICIOdIIQIJraccoon-clu-

, rto excel. or even equitl, his work. f b it , »
Standing in American Lupus. -‘ , ___.__.._ '0 3' 3- “ 91W!" dropping th0< FULTON v8 REIC TONIGHT hunk 8. Wheeler of Winstcd, Thom-
. w.. 1.. i’l‘.‘ COMtNG BOXING IOUTS. ,bl‘lb Whether "Hmttlonally or not.; ' "l is McLeod oi Torrington and Victor
losion ............... 8 5 .615 Tonight. ""119"! III” team to ”W prescribed . " Foley 0! Nlu‘llucl were pro-cut.
{OW Yoi'k ............. 6 4 .600 Stadium A C.-i"‘rcd Fulton and Al [WHEN]. E“ Reich, 'h0 “We”! Ffltd Fulton ll 1! planned in Wllllngtord [0
Detroit ; .............. 1 5 .533 mm, ' inoc‘“ title \Suudluly “mils for nudge. wright!“ ggegaglmek (#1::th banodmtitcm’l‘. A. it"; mung..- vtcto-m
(Vitvhiittztou ........... 6 6 .500 ' . __ ' . . "m "0“ “WT! ttve been book-i- an I In . a log er to one enm. rtesms
.mflmd ''''''''''' 6 __ 6 500 BJtifigznhzsfm.mum‘s (‘ans and,“ Mondays. the umpires assigned WW“ "lift“! from UNWW- ”“3?“ the league can plly Sunday ball. Mer-
rhieiigo ............... 7 ti . Vanderbilt A C—Harry Pierce and 'm the Monday games together with h“ h“ M?“ “'0‘“an '0' ”‘9 I"! “'0 idon. Wollingiord, Nnuptuck And
it. Louis .............. 5 6 .455 Jim “mm ' ' ,thc men who lay oil on Tuesday wmiweeks. 100““ ‘l 0'0““ 38 the DW Mlddletown. Winstod gnd Torrlngton
runndplplm ......... 3 8 .273 New Polo A (.409 Malone and be given work on Sundays. O'Neil verbinl b9", “4 “"0 l“ the V9“ must have their games on Saturday.
._-.__ Eddie “an“; ’ ,was told to exercise his own 31mg. known pink of condition. the Adonlsltr itockvute and \Vllllmnntic come
\ Games Today. ' ‘ Tomorrow NlnM. We“ in naming one or two memfor modestly admitted ”ll" he had W'- on into the lesgue it would be an ideal

Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit itt St. Louis.

‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE.

 
 
 
 
 

» Games Yesterday.
liminn, :3: New York. 2.
CllitiiL'O. 9: St. Louis, 5.
Other games postponed, rain.

Standéng in National League.
W.

 
 

L. Pi“.
‘ltiladr-lphin ...... . . . .6 2 .730
lltit‘ago ............... 7 4 .636
loslon ................ 5 I: .625
lrooklyti " .............. 3 3 .500
:incinnati ............ 6 6 .500
it, Louis ............. 6 6 .500
'i sburgh ............ 4 7 .3“
Jew York .. .......... l 7 .126

 

Game: Today.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
t. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.

 

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

Games Yesterday.
Providence, 8: Rochester, 1.
Richmond}: Buffalo, 2.

In Newark-Toronto. wet grOunds.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

‘iho Sundn _~ . live pounds while rusticatlng among
y “am!“ and he has de the Jersey pincx. When he battled
"Porky" Flynn at the opening show oi
'tbo Stadium Reich weighed 211, while
. yesterday be registered 216. Fulton is
going in It 217 or thereitbouts.
Fulton. a stranger in a strange land,
has won many friends by his method
of campaigning since arriving in New
York. He has been content to show
h°m°,liis fires in the ope'n, and it he
. proves it disappointmont he will have
fooled some wise boxing experts. His:
. managers selected for his first oppon-|
0' "‘9’ cut defect means a return to Roches-

l

I Fairmont A. C.-Eddie Kelly and
Harry Donahue.

' Stadium A. (‘.~Tommy ".10qu and
jKid Alberts: Due blender and Pete

Hartlc y.

cidcd to work two mm on these
days. He has also arranged his ill-l
slghments so that every umpire will
,wotik the same number of games in
car city this season Thi ill
“ondgy MI, . ‘ . S V dOt
1 “mp" S. 054:“ Moore and I'len- away with late season shifts where
nv McCoy. J __,.requests may come In front some
’ ‘Dlvmpic A. “—1.01an Touheynnd magnates for the assignment of I
i
i

 

Young Rector. .' :‘gggflar umpire for their
wlgwgbgl$ncflm Johnson lurid1 Some' of the “mph“ wanted to
l Tuudoy May 2 its” blue 3“"! With soft collars of
2 .' ‘ 9 same c or but a n ‘

Hnrl m S. (1—H. M a . . Do
mos Osnrlen: Sammy limited? Salli; Mutable supply among: m" “V9 merit ter Min and to the old Job at
Young Brown. $203? there “an" ”mug“ ‘0 “Mbcdutliylng the landscape eitects or
i u and White Collars will be ”‘0: interior surfaces by aid of the trowel

‘ - Ihl'ts‘. They must be s it .
TEN cm! lites-ALL SCHEDULE and me We mm mull: :231{e;:91:!und spreader.

OPENS. : .

BOSTON, April 28.——A new tqn city :nrtater of constnnt repair and pres-l
baseball circuit, the Eastern Leanna?“ “film“ appearance at the 3“"!
opened its season today with games c game. '
scheduled at Springfield, BridgeparLi "”‘““
jHartfor-d, New Haven “d New Lon-‘ TIGERS TO CROSS BATS WITH
.dou. Weather conditions «made it. GREENW'CH-
doubtful whether all the openlngi , ' i must be takm at r
:games could be played. “are S’l‘lgzn 'l'" Journey to Greeniéfizgs up in on p.

The new leugue comprises the pl‘in-l ' “n “Y a ternoon, where they "whe the Athletics were pin trig-
lcipui strength of two former leagues. 3”" cm” bat“ “’"h ”'9 fast Red Oaksil recent snerles at the Polo Grounds," rs
itiie Eastern Association. which open,“ that place. The M“ team hit/8 DUI imurked the big Frenchman. “in the
Isled in Western Massachusetts and in some solid practice to“ ”‘9 DEBt‘second oi' the two 83m“ we succeed-
Connecticut. and the, New England {i ° “‘9“ "I“ are sure of coming ed in pinyin: before Jupiter Plnvtua
with which had clllubs in Enstem °§§éjlfif°fl°gl th ‘ interferod Bill Donovan assigned a

sac usetts, New nmpsbire and 9“!) or e Ocals is as fol- ' mo 0: lurid. to
Maine. 10W!“ Raymond. c: J. Connolly. p: youngster by tho

 

 

LAJOIE PRAISES BAKER.
Napoleon Laiole, the Athletics' sec-
tond baseman. who is serving his ima-
lty-flrst year in the. big leagues, is one
:piayer who is convinced that Home
thm Baker has not gone back. And

 

 

circuit. four teams playing on Satur-
days and Sundays. The next meeting
will be held on Friday. May 5, when
the omcers will be elected and the
umpires selected. it is planned to
open the season about Memorial Day
and close it shortly alter Labor Day.

 

iCIIMII Sill Ill ll

IIAIII ill DARREN ll

WI Grandmother's Recipe to Keep
'Her Locks Dark, Glouy, Bountiful,
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea

and Sulphur for darkening gray,

streaked and faded hair is grundmotlr
er's recipe, and folks are again using
it to keep their hair a good, even
color, which is quite sensible, as we
no living in so ago when a Youthful
appearance is 01 the; restart. advant-

m. l
Nowadays. though, We don't have

the troublesome task of gathering the

sage and the mossy mixing at home.

All drug stores sell the mdy-to-nsc

product. improved by tho sddition oi

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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NEWSDEALER OIIOIIIOIIUOOQIOOOOtlcthloolgoronus.-

 

 

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'I‘hcy'rc all “r ‘ztlersf'
Built for real live boys.
Four different models.
All sizes with specialpro-
stouts,”
“fats” and “very fats".-

 

Not a single “ag‘gic”
among: our boys Spring
Norfolks.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

. be ind
h Baltimore-Montreal. rain. itsl iorfiationf-tbls gear marked the will? 1b:ISill<.hzt:t FfiConnolly. 3b; :fimflinghmza. Ilh’nhhnzolt‘}: other inmdionts, called “Wyeth's Prices moderate. o
.‘ M pass us so 0 ' anot er' circuit. the ' “s: 4y“ . i ennessey, cf: i l . k "
Standtng in international League. .Coionlal Lame. an Minot of ibc‘xun' rt ml;zap::odtflzn:1hnufi pad??? 11;“ t: 8%” gold Emmi-“(13.07? 1:," for
W- L. P-C- Federal league. which ind mm in‘ The ““3 “’1" make the MP in "'0 me Maude bully served up One to shout cents a M ‘ ' "7 W.”-

iclimoud ..........-...2 o moo some or the cities of both ormin- “’89 “"0 “ch. Ammo within; M 'my' liking and t pasted it right mine “1" ”“3"” “WY ““1 “mm “ R093“ P3” OWN“
. timon ............. l O 1.000 tionn - . we a" "19 will meet u, Rooney. no”_. The bl.“ IN “on! m thll'd‘ b.1130 applied. Simply moist“! B B d

. Hence ...........1 o 1.000 The schedule {or buddy no; Lynn “3° "9"” "0'9- °“ C04” Btu“- “’ bud lino It seemed like: sure two- your out or summit with it.“ ”"333: can“ .3:de

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