Winn usuus
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
St. Louis, 5-3; Chicago, 1-6.
Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburgh. 2.
New York, 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Brooklyn. 3: Boston, 2.
Standing in National League.
IIIIIIIIIII cum
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National mull Commission Vector
day promuuhtod I audios analog
'Player Dickaq, formerly a! the Htts
Iburgl‘t Fedesalrlmae bitch to the
Rochester club. Dickson was playing
Dim I3 IIIIGII
CINCINNATIHOUQ, Jane 13—11”
MSIIIIIHIII
WIGHWI
PHILADELPHIA.
neuron, veteran southpaw of
Giants. pitched his club to a 4 to
W L 1’ C with the Houston, Texas. club andthe terdav.
arootum a. ., ..gmtmmny showed that ho had been
New \lork '''''''' ,1 14 ‘600 sold to the Minneapolis club. The “I... v“ “w”,
Philadelphiu ' I U H20 1., '5“ commission held this latter sale to be
Cincinnati ....... . . . .20 22 .475 ,
Boston » 16 19 ' 457 "Minneapolis ““1” right ‘0 reim iworld‘s championship.
8t [‘0ng .......... 19 .... 45.,Ibursement by President Gwinner. of
Pittsburgh ........... 16 21 .433
5 ' -- - .............. 18 24 .420
C mam tion.” The player was originally with ll in the mmImfi
Games Today Rochester.
Boston at Brooklyn (2).
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh,
Only three games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Cit-\einitd. 10; St, Louis. 5.
Nels York, 8-9; Philadelphia, 75.
lit-(toil. ’i; t‘hicago, 4.
Boston. 10: Washington, 1.
Standing in American Lea'ucr
w. , 1.; no.
Vl'mhiueton .........:34 , 15 .615
("lt‘lcland ............24 15 .615
New York ............ 32 15 .595
Baston .. .. . . . . . .21 ll .53.
lietroit ....... I ....... u 22 .460
Chicago .............. 17 21 ‘ .447
Philadelphia .......... 14 24 .3“
8'. Louis ............. 14 24 .368
Games Taday.
(‘hlcaao at Detroit.
(‘lmeland at St. Louis.
Philadelphia It New York.
Washington at Boston.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
damn YIIterday.
. Richmond, 5: Providence. 4.
Montreal, 10; Buffalo. 3.
' Rochester. 19; Tomnto.0
Onlydhree mink Ichafulrd.
n .40.“:0-m-LA Amer.“
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standing in lntcrna'llo'nal Loaii‘to.
W. [0.
Providence .......... I. 16 1': .693
Ilaltintore ............ 1'! 13 .66?
Newark .............. 16 13 .662
Richmond ............ 18 13 .55!
Montreal ............. 16 13 .652
llufln lo ............... 18 1‘. .443
”Toronto ..... ...... ...10 1‘1 .370
Rochester ...... .. . . ..10 18 .357
Games Today.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochester.
Baltimore at Providence.
Richmond at Newark.
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IASTIRN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Hartford, 2: Springfield. 0.
New Haven, 5; Bridgeport. 4.
New London, 6; Lowell, 0.‘ ‘ '
Lawrence, 6: Worcester. 2.'
Portland, 4: Lynn, 0.
Standing in Eastern League:
sins.
. Hones—Pupil“ Flu name all daring.
I movinhncn. n. 1. June 1.-—The
but one uncle, Omshy getting that.
June 1 ——Bu
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victory over the champion Phillics yea
Benton took the measure of Nod teh mound in a sort 0] pitchers
Alfred Bender, the Chippewa chief 'bIttle that was a pitchers battle only
so troublesome, ‘on one side.
Ilzainst McGraw' I men those year-I the alliance.
nu“ and v°ld and 8m“ that ”‘9 l\\0 Macho fought It out for tht-Iand thsllodgers oosncted solidly {minty (‘olumbhl 9nd Harvard In one
what ordinarily would be clean htts' rchool year was enough and decided
torpetrato'd to disband the Yale crew after the
fthe Pittsburgh Federal League club‘ Bender I,“ 80!!! hock “a“ 1.1.3 orthurglary of the rankest sort, turning' regatta With Harvard June 23 The
of the purchase price is beyond ones the Giants h". improved wonderful well earned slnsles and twobaggers hie crew, regretted exceedingly to]
He accepted ten fielding‘bc compelled to decline the invita-
that the redskln hasn't zone far back ’Ch‘m‘“: all bl“ "’0 01' them '0!"- ition because 0' the fact ”‘3'
It would be hard to say whethorIme Rabbit
It is quite traeiinu’ putonts
uranium
lililliililllllll
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Twice the Boston BraveI book the
ilead in yesterday's same It “hots
l.,lt‘ield twice the Dodgers tied the
score and in the ninth tuning the home
cant shoved over the run that won
1 the game. score 3 to 2.
i Jeff Plotter and Jess Barnes occu-
lt was Pfeffer against an
Whenever Barnes weakened
Martini ille
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i in the other finding. mrds of in "I, 9.9“ He didnt pitch so well tionai pieces of work
no 66 against the St. Louis Amcrlcinia. his southpaw rival. but he pitched The Rabbit became just, the usual tel-national Hurting event of the.snd their speed may be regarded as
'IIII CREW BEGINS
i The Sale crew has Jest been com
llaakon V111, who represented
Norwa y.
It In person.
The Yale rowing all!
With Pennsylvania. Princeton, Cor-
Iproposcd race would be the only in-
ILcague club and 812696 against theiwpu enough to my. “I Interesting kind of shortstop In the dual lnning,’ "If. because of the war.
'Kunm‘ City club were awarded IOIgame Basin" the very best that Rube. and thereby lost a chance to send thp' Schlene spent considerable time
IPlayer Compton, of the Boston Na‘
‘tlonal League club.
,BIIXIIIG BIIIIIS
Thundly
Johnny Howard.
Friday.
Pioneer 8. (1.“:de0 Melitta vs
Young Reilly; AMI McGovern vI
lied McDonald. .. ..
Vanderbilt A. ('.~Jacll Shawkey ya
Young Zulu Kid.
fiaturday.
Fnlrmont L 0.41" Kelly
Johnny Kid Alberta
Stadium A. C.~Jlm Haley vs. Sol-
dier Stanton; Joe Gallagher vs. Tom-
my NevInI. '
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JackI Tuland. I .
IUR3WN GET, ONLY ONI IN".
:I 31—. ‘
i ‘c" d .
.flgtdx. M. c. Awninsmo.
Brown University baseboll team.
which Tuesday soundly trounced Har
vard. went down to «offset at the
hands of the Springfield Y. M. C. A.
team here yesterday afternoon, the
scone being 3 to 0. House. the visit-
lug hurler. allowed the Brown boys
Richards. who pitched for Brown.
was found for six hits.
RED SOX POUND THE BALL.
They Wallop' OIIIII'I Curves and
Boat Senators. 10 to 1. '
BOSTON. June l.—-'l‘hc Red Bolhlt
the ball sIveagely yesterday and beat
the Senators by a score of 10 to 1
Walker. who was traded by Grlillth to
Kansas City for Gallic. panned the
latter four times, saluting him with»
two doubles (did a triple. The three
Ieloy:
'llle.
Erown‘s Fur Rockawuy A. A.—;
Jlmnty ‘Anderson vs. Young Mc-
‘Gowatt. '
Benton could show.
i The Giants. however, during thei
.Mllte Mowrey slammed I burnlag liner
rampage on the road have found I' .
iuumber of whom: Iolutlols. One mIthard 1119 little shortstop. He made etall) interested in a pair of rowing’ that n hare “t Its greatest "M “9“"
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did for Bender.
itin‘ce runI.
Met-lilo Pavm Safety First.
way Benton was stopping.
tile. though was taunt so chances.
run.
Outside the third Chief Bender scent-
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ed Connie Hack to so many chant
doubt, after a little more hot weather.
upon the aborl'lls.
a” and 'I bin mu m
. Outside the “third and elxhtb Bold-
all Inning. Robertson hlt safely with
ll single off Niobofs bare hand wIth
two out In the second. Burns singled,
with one out is the seventh. 1n the
fourth Bender hIt Rat-idea. and later
thlsoocsslou. as contact of the oth-
nicely.
The Giants took Bender's measure
In the third. Rarlden opened with I
filed to Pukort. Robertson not In In
field single through NIohoIf. \Doyle
singled to right on a hit and run play.
The blow tallied Burns easily and seat
Robertson to third. Larry moved up
on Cravailt'a ”peg for Robertson. Bond-
,er handed Raul! his bass. crowding
bugger drove In two runs. Gregg.
pitched a line game. L'oopcr strained 'pluyed . lone hand with Merklo'a
a tendon pulling up at second base and
retired in favor of Henriksen. He will
be out fm‘ a week. ’
'cnaca nonwaut Jumons—wm
DOUBLE HEADER.
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New London ......... 18 5 .783
Springfield ........... Ill 9 .640 .
Portland ...... l6 s .625‘
Lynn ................ 14 ll .63!
Lawrence ""7"';”'“ 12 .68!
Low-ell ............... 13 14 y
Worcester ........... 11 13 .
New Riven .......... 9 17 . 340’
, Hartford .. ........... 7 16
........... 9 20
Bridgeport
Games Today. !
Bridgeport at Hartford.
Springfield at New Haven.
Lynn at Portland.
New button at m.
Worcester at I‘m-choc
COLLEGE castes rssrenoavr
Springfield College. 3: grown, 0
IBowdoin. a; Eaten! .
Bwnrthmm'c.- 5: unusual. .
Army. 6: Holy Cross, 6 Winnings)
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AMERICAN assocta'rtou oaMIII
.¥£8TERDAY.
8t Poul. 5; Minneapolis. 1.
T019398: ColumbutiJ.
’1ttdl polls. 4: Louisville. 2.
eeI 4; Kansas City. 3 (10‘
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soorttsthMflon oases
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.481
468 header, yesterday. at the Baxter
I318Iimorning. when they defeated the Col-
' 310. cred Giants of Norwallt. by the score
of 12 to 4. The featuth of the game
Ihitse hits. The batteries were: For
Norwallt Juniors. Lincoln. Mason and
son and White.
at m o'clock. at the hflnm
.They were to play the Stamford Yale
. it Towns Trade school team. The
Stamford boyfivore too late and the
- game was lorfoltcd to the Norwalh
yam... by the score 01 g to 0-. The ‘a' substitute for. the usual stakes oi
Norwalk' Juniors will hold a Joy ridoI 3500'-
to Rye Beach in a week or two.
oliobodmtdtldthol‘hf’vaflltnckhh
Tito Norwslk Juniors won a double
Grounds The first game was in the
was the home runs and lines three-
Mccarfle; for Colored Giants. Jack.
The. second game was to take place
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.TIWNIR LEADS CRIMSON.
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lowlands. lass. .. fwaamm
.Overton, of Nashville. Tenn.. was last
Inlght clcchd captain of the Yaletr‘ack
_ m m; sum was ‘o‘. than
in... June L E'- A ye". old fillies and the distance at
the cushions. Fletcher's long fly to
Pasllort let Robertson home Stock
grounder. forcing Doyle at third.
OVIRTON YALE CAPTAIN.
KNEW HAVBNlJune 1.-.lohn W.
team; He Is a mile Moor. Last ses-
Iou he was captain of the cross cools
tfy team.
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OOLLIGI GAMES TODAY.
Holy Crossat St. John's.
Middlebaryrat TIM.
Wihla'a‘rsiat Harvard.
:rltlma MATCH TODAY.
Holy Cross at Trinity.
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. rtnnstto wins RAcI.
NEWARK“. Eng. with 1. 8:17
p. mm the wt 4! the
now My stakes last week. today.
finished first In the New Oaks stakes,
Batmandra was second. and Marv
kct Girl ran third.‘ Bevel hm
lull.“ »
:umwasaboutoncmiioaad
Three runs were quite enough theflfiflmph-
Fred M". .es of foun flies. one up I-IIII the
With two out in the eighth Inning he in ‘5 1“" base. 3' “'0 Mt I bolls
stung one of Bender's 'i'aat pitches for I “1“ that matched the MI' ,
A low Ilnc drive that bounded Into the . score. crossed m rifle with the tallv‘
open I9“ gem macho, I0, I. home that tied the count I second time and
Id just about the same stoic that holpi "”39" mu“ "’9 ”ION” waste .1
mommp. The ludiaa had I'M “airliners stranded on the buses. Nine
a pond curve. with fair control Belt of ”'0 "(31‘0" “”0 I!” '0? Itch d I
Broadway 8. C. ~Silent Martin H. i“, wIlI be heard from nsulsrly. miflnlnhlag blow. All three cornerfivere
Hot-an surprlIo‘c Ivory III by calling “‘9 “I! 01" 0' if
it wua't I “I800 owned thiII inning with a‘ strike-
dor m Thai! was I still to on 0'" Kentucky MW thlylusb Olson
or allowed Just three hits no two lnI "‘3 “‘0 MI Dal-lea drove to the
one out in the first. lcxocbnlc poked . ”'7'
on Bender pulled Ihfmsolf together “m"- cm“! .310“! MR“ Ml-
In. .M 5001.; «moon's mu.
game into extra time.
l-Ifll'nt and second with one out when
I Wheat Plays His Pai't'.
5 men Wheat played a big part in the
‘ He made two running catch-
bleachers and the other nearly as for
”It
lhciped along the final rally by draw-
ing a base on balls.
lot of good hits by retiring them with
occupied when hit sot ltsrattvnls for
e second round. lfa'.
IBndth mod out to Johnston. Wilhott
Islnxlodtiu left ahd (lady-walked. till
:tlrst run with a hit in Whoat's torri»
Wheat'a hone run over the right
Idold wall opened the Dodgers' half of
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IN! yesterday tram ptomaino.
Hen were on It the Yale 503th investigating log are as» to cover at full gallop a
ithe Yale rowing system, trying the space between eighteen and tueutt-
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Yale single sculls and Being spa
the very best “qu that is .0 condo I valiant effort to kill the hit andIntfttIns whith were invented laIt it“
d", to “flow II OWL"! to belahorI turn it into a double play. but for once
good pltchlnx at least for a few mo “t“ “0' "1““ t0 the occasion. “9
luents some time between the opeuiag ball "9"" knocked him ‘0'“ W
"mm“ 4- 04”“? Pu"? VS ‘oml (losing Innings A demonstration "in for I smile fllllns the tum
I0! this pleasinlr ‘" u the mm m! George ('utlhlV delivered the winning
Mr resounding hit then a long well In centre acid
llarlcut S C. ~Joe Gibbs vs loung .t-‘wuts. bunched with ‘ pass and ‘ sac just out of reach of the sprinting (‘ol
10“"8 1M" '8 “W” P” Iriflce fly, furnishcd the visitors with “"9-
caramcn during th‘ cold weather of
the spring. Schyervc stated that they
rowing of the Nam-(tall name!
The mittens an in ratify this“
an aviators with the lasers cut ol
and u slit out In the palm to allow
the free use of the oars.
WITH” THE TOURING “ANTI
PillhAlllt‘lLPlllA Jana 1.-Reaard~
less of the outcome of today‘s sans
the Giants have secured themselves
of the most successful! road trip of
McGrIw'I brilliant career.
Ralph Stroud was slightly Indispos-
It was
his turn, rather titan Boston's. ontor-
day. .
in all probability blathewson will
pitch the am home game at the Polo
iroundu. He II right on edge for so-
tion li‘riday. Cincinnati always has
been one of the my Idlsat clubs for
Mathewson
George Whitted Is plains a Illle
was at tint base to; tile Quakers
1n the ninth he went right up against
the hoses for Beatnn's puaalfht foul.
Benton struck out seven hotshot
Twice be faulted Cravath. ills other
victims were Bancroft. Whittod. Killi-
Itho Iccoild and the Braves sat out to
.xata a new load Collins mm!
with two sons passed Burns. But oai‘m" 0“ to ‘9 “mod b! M “Gite
Inc! to seconded Konotcltys hltlolofl
for. 1: Burns and Bender.
it seemed rather motion for buoy
try to steal horns la the- seventh
Render was at bat. and the ludian is
about as good a pinch bitter Is No
or. picked up the“ ball and threw wide
to first Italics coming house. PfIIIrI
Imado Wintoft offer as easy grounder
“In“, and scored on 0,0,.” Burns'. to Cutabaw for the third out and the Giants u gm“ I. log
double to right centre met- Benton 3"" h“ “m" "'9" ”W" 't' I“ or my be asked to
day.
ran's club boasts.
baklnc Mayer no doubt will
tempt. to wrest an even
at»
split from the
ready Schau
shoulder the re
I IspouIlbIIIty.
REDS WIN IN SIXTEINTH. i i
. I OPORT NOTIO. -
Th Defeat the Pirates o Score.
W y I The Norwuk independents wtl‘
__ ot6to2.
rates and Cincinnati Reds batted for
‘letocu tunings yesterddy before the
visitors finally won out by a score of
Stol. Theyscoredlutnsfirstcua
walk .a bit batman and two sacrifice
.blts. Their second run wII neural
on I hit by Nettle. an steal of second
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ner‘h sacrifice fly. in the sixteenth lfr
nuts Cinctnltgtl scored three runs on
“oi-lining double. Wagner's error. a
walk and errors by Schultz and Wilt
III.
rose can-ram or content
Tull.
limos. n.3, rm 1.4!!“ :-
Foss. s junior of cum was Ia
night clashed «m It the cat-II
tacit team for 1917. Poss ism
loklacocllampioa polo val-tun
.m-..» ..
oauronfua‘ rmmso cane.
BIN. MiscaJ-a l.--0Ia
thousand ossifi- III...M
mm ss‘vsIatycaittsrala
mums eliminator tits military
training? cdllp for strings which
Ipaas as loom. Gal. ca June 19.
grows announced today.
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With; title 141:. vitriol
PITTSBURGH. Jun e 1.~—'1'he l,IIIclth Sunday afternoon, at the Ward
street Grounds, With the Rosebud! of
pro teams in the Park City. McMahon
and Roblusoa will be the Norwalk bat
tery.
attraction on Sunday afternoon. in
and Grimm's hit. rmmun tied the WW. when the Sumtom wm
”on in the gum, mum! on hits h, line up against the .Ieamro at”"Waot
Wilson, Carey and Johnston and Wag- ““1 "'1
twwsn the Has Deena and the Nova
Wasers which wanebcduled to be
played last evening at the Norvalh
rm: Alleys, the lowers to furnish
a diaper to the winners. was seen
eary. owing to the mobility of several
players to be present.
out been curtailed onttnly however
butwillprohablyhspsyodsomtitm
scat wash.
Althoishlth‘adbeeuauaagodtosesd
IIthsOolImbtacrewsoverthclI-u
Imflemyosterdayafuraooa.
olthotrdrstttmslrislsalucsncaol
Mfiwdmm.
168M mmmflm.mssumuwuuttm
ofthefourlllfdcooflw.clldnllhm
«chainsaw. an.» law
Bridgeport. one of the fastest nomi-
Tlto Pitt-bomb Pirates will he the
A poatpacueat of the game be-
“'th
commons cnawo. Potteries.
'rouonxnnrsm s. 1., has 1..—
@m-mmW-m
memos. lccoulicastbotfcaosss
crowsgltndsaukths‘sttotbshumd
10 10W III IIIIIWII
wlater by Dan Elkin manger sizing statbflt'l rally pan the fight of
the Yale crew. These Were dIIIg— the myhOoIdI to snakes the swiftest
ed to protect the. hands of the Yale of "'9 qudmmh— —Stlilgfleld 3'9“,"
will be a timely aid to tho IarIyI
it had it killed and not In a plo."-Blr
Mhtlwoutldseewbstheaitdbe
b
e FLEETEST 0F AIEL DOGS.
'OcoyhcundI Can Run II Fast Is Car-I
rior Pigeons Can Fly.
Comparatirdy few pimple realize of
pubic. The wolf can run hemoen lift v
'uddxty-Ilcsla onenlcht. and the‘
'arctle fox do do quite as well if not
tolled to decline an invitation to row better. III-Ian met one of these foxes;
in Norway, July 3.“ ans lemrcdlo” the ice at a point more than selen-
Wy Jan Schjerw, I cousin of Kingi
theI
Studentm Roklub. of Christina. I dogs can travel lorry—Ive miles on the
who came here to present Ice In five hours, and there is one case
'ty miles northwest of the Swallow
terrlbory which II ‘480 miles from the
Asiatic wast. Eskimo and Siberian
on re 0rd in which a team of Eskimo
(this felt that their program of raoosidox' 9"“ six and ""9“" miles
in twenty-debt minutes.
I English potter-II and pointers hunt st
IItho rate of eighteen to nineteen miles
in hour and they (an maintain the
ilpeal for at lettst the hours. Fox
I bounds are extrltordinsrily swift us is
luv ed by the fact that I dog of this
ire-ed once boat a thoroughbred horse
covering four miles In sis and one-
tho half minutes. Greyhounds are the
swiftcst of all four footed (restores
equal to tut of carrier pigeons. Eng-
. ilsh greyhounds which are carefully
selected and which an used for court
three yards every second It Is snitl
trim faster than at the rate of eight-
yards I second These “41th
R1111.
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VIOLEIIIT DEATHS.
lOno indication III the Immediate Oct-
tlng In of Rigor Morita.
More than once the question of'
whcther u person has dial I natural or
tlouttturui death turns Ipim something
grunts-d In the hood. '1he object is
held intense titty hand stifle-tut through
Whittle known as rigor moms (pro
trounced ryosor [nor its) a stiffenins' I
of the muscle; or the body after death.
Now. If a person dies naturally this
stiffening of that muscles not take
illumabarlle. until ohoosdor
more, after dsatltt. dad then it col-II mt
slowly. In cases of violent death. how-
ever. rigor worth «to In humodiately.
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what remarkable speed dogs are cit-II
”Mn. Swooning.
Plofune as well as legal oath hart
'heetl the sublet of many parliamen-
my measures In England No fewer
zthun the separate bills hating the pro.
.lentiuu of wearing for their ohm
pm: presented during the teizn of
James 1. but it was not until u I
that an enactment was finally on!“
defining and tontrollias the m
in “35 a publir- department was .
tablished to tolle t the duos cm
by this law. 'l‘tit- tlflitiflls o! tlfi “I.
partment. of whom one was an“
in every pallsh Were allowed I Q
in the pound on the money this HF
lectcd, and the balance was psld me
to the bishop for the benefit of the DI:
serving poor. These penal“ OM;
tobseaforcedaftertho "
but were revived by a statubs I!
multinational-ultrahi-
creased under 0001.. II.
I Ho‘itt'bal'ttl?
in menu.
“MAL'I'ID MILK
Hero Is one who pt-ln'l‘a neatly.
satisfies your xa~te convict-l1.
With artistic shill your walls mat
decorate. .
ill the latest styles he's showing
Kind attention he's beslovlljt
tnd tho worh is promptly ...dolc . . '
None have to wall. I
MM! if palatlou you are used“
in tbh line hI'I also loading,
He will make your house look it“ ,
And np—todato. "
A. COH Er
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ft is through titII that may a mur—I
tit-m has been L‘llll‘ht and many I so
called mldeota‘i death proved to be lit-
continual.
Onoofthnwstre-Irkahlosloctact
this mildew IMO!” after death I}
pocrslntboaotountoftbochamof
”tr-r on: serum
'Edntla c torn cool by a m
The am he who wavtua II the alt- It
the I“ Med blah w
and be rushed his seat on his horse.
which wilt-clad around and pane-d
some distance through the ranks before
the rider fell.
Portions of the ltstir sad clothing of I
murderer have often been fouad in the
hands of the Vllrtlu. while bodies ro-
covcred from tho water have [nought
m “JIM-bod In their donors
woods aadtswl from the bottom. show-
lns that death set-mt II the water
and not on laldt—lmlow Answers.
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"shrill Ago at "In.
The condos II to what is the nat-
unlagoofmatnlshyuomeonsset-
Mamas. but many an of the
was not for out of the way In his outl-
rsatc of the thine a man should live.
Taking his ohrvatlwns from the
group muslin. of the class rertchro
ta. as having the closest momblaucc
to mun ante sloth IpecLen as are per
mitted to live the full term of their
natural life under til-communes not
ndmltffnl: of error or alsmht. l‘lourens
found tlsvt their natural life extended
to about live times the periol of their
lives from hit“ up to matnrty. .lp
mylnii the rule thus ohtalncd to flu
man life and hitting’ the are at whit-l-
the hotly Is fully matured to he tut-n
ty years. be concluded the nstortt'
duration of the life of man to be lull
years
Wing hand.
“What soc-cuss did you have raisin:
chit-hens?" I
“Very little. Borne escaped. thieves
stale others nrhl I large number died
of I mystcrlootl ills-cries."
“That was tough tools”
“flowers, 1 beat the jinx to the lust
m."
“flow suits that?”
"Before anything could happen to It
Irina-ban Axe-Ilarald.
Curiosity.
(mayo-Way are you going to all
that "notations that lettersocare
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