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Boll Matteo 8.6.
Onte upon in time. so the story mes.
" Smiley \‘oakum —»thnt was when he
”was plain Stanley Carver, manner.
and before the nom de gut-rut Yoakuttl
on instinct! upon him-«WIS driving
‘ a lr‘hlll of mules OVer the ruégod t‘o‘l-
amtdc hills. Taking fright at a miller ,
not let; coiled in the dust the mules
lvil the road and the whole. outfit.
J..llit*.~. wagon, load; Yonltum and all
{Lit‘llt‘tl down the gully and brought
up on the rocks at the bottom of
only feet below.
Both mules were killed. the wagon
smashed to smltltcreens and Yonk-
utll rvwll, Stanlcy picked himself up.
brushed off the dirt and started to
ponder how he was to squaw him-
h-li‘ with the boss for the loss of the
litttfil.
it sounda like a fairy story. but
any one who >1l\‘\' Yonltttln weather
tttc beating; rcrt'ntly handed him by
lienny Leonard almost would be
‘rlllllled lo belit-tt- it_
inst night Stanley tool; another aw-
ful latll'uping. It was from Cltarlcy
\"lllit of Chicago and the slaughter
lullii llllltl‘ ill the :lblltltlli"-Ol‘ perhaps
it “(mid be more polite to say ring —-
tllv llarletn S. t‘., Now York.
At the end it lunlp on Yookum's
4t;
I’lplll cheek slut-it otlt like Coreorado”mummy": will meet much ODllQlN‘i Dith‘Ulll, 1; Wisconsin, 6.
urn-DAY. and”; $30
. 7 .i ” . ‘ 7 to . >1. 7 7 7 >.
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in the event the club train! in flat
Spring tho new Natloul mane
champions will play an elaborate ex-
,llibitl‘on schedule on its way back to
inrooklyn. amt-a will be played in
,Tulsa, Oklahoma City. Wichita. Top
fella, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Daven-
Brooklyn ”I,“ a“ South; port, Peoria, Indianapolis, Washing-a
lion and Baltimore.
“.m“‘ M“ W! The Giants, in the company of the;
inetroit Tigers, will work back from
Texas over a similar trail.
mm:
mm H Ratify
lulu-amid)
~H—r ——
CHlt‘AGO. Dec. z—John K, Tel".
”‘3
(‘ol. (‘ltarieo ii. Ebbets. the vener-
able Fiutbush Squire, returned to his
home balll'wick yesterday lifter H
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i
i HUNTlNG CASUALITIES.
-—»-
August. llerrmm. chairman of the
thimtal Commission, joined Front
The second day of the third annual
cxhibition of the ,Vorwallt ;Pd.tltry
Association in put and gone. The
flu. is being held in Music hall and
l l
th‘. largo attendance of yestendtty was
president of the National league. IM' well up to the expectations of that
members of the Association.
There in much to attract the public
month’s vacation following the 8111““;
litrtld dots of the last world's serial Michigan He'd' the List With 22
Fatal tun—None Credited Con-
idem Bun B. Johnson of the American
‘ Mague here yesterday to go over the
draft of the new forln of control-t
:whtch will be offend major league
player: next season. It is believed
that tho'contract will formally be rati-
Alllong other things the Squire look-i
or! in at the big minor league gather; nectlcut,
in: at New Orleans, and during his! CHICAGO. Dec. 2.~Etg’hty~slx were
,rnlnblcu he came, to the 09595151011 killed and 4 injured in 15 States dur’
iptat the National impetus mayor inthe hunting season which ended
limit needs revising. ' lit-utel'day, according to figure- com-
Ebbcis l‘t'ltlll‘nl-t with or wnounce‘ g plied here today. This compares with
nunt that he already has sublr‘itcd'59 mad and 6'3 ‘flJlfl’t‘d in "‘5 Ind
an ltlnt‘mllueut to the National Leaguc‘lll dead and I“ wounded in 1914.
um it misc its player limit troml Mulligan as has born the me for
tutntl-onu to twentydwo players (Ml'elfll l'ell’l‘. load“ “W “M With 12
This amendment will come up for can: dt'ad- Th9 record 0' the 0th" Silt"
the league's ntmuai‘, follows;
tllc commission.
That the meeting its an important
one its conceded by the three rot-tn-
. meeting of the commission at this
= time of the year in unusual. inasmuch‘
“aeration at Eu the critical meeting of the. commits-g
inf-Hint: on thetweltthotthlla nmntltf California, 1'; l‘ulnrudO. 2: Illinoinfifiil‘n '9 held "WWW?” 3"" "tel
llbltcts figures each manager should; 13; indiana. 3; town, 4: Maine, 1: I MM of the .VNII‘. ‘
b0 pcrmittcd to carry eight phenom? lllllncsuta; 12: Missouri, 1; Newt There has been much specuhltlon ltll'
three Catchers, six inflclders and flyt‘: ““"ii’shm‘t 11 NH” Jersey, 45 NW! ‘3 mm the now form of contract dil-
outf‘leldcrs, it is unlikely that Ebbet'tli “Wk. 11: NON“ ““0“" 21 30‘1““: ’r‘ from ”‘9 contacts which "m“!
lbeiore the recent Fedonl League war.
. ,. l .
thrusting itself out of the harbor of. tlclt at the National Leagutt‘ meeting! Ion thousand huntm invaded the. SW 0" the “84‘“! "may! i“ "I9
we no Jollt-iro. Oil Yoaktlln's left.’ in fact, the New York‘ club would llkoj, Mlchipflll woods this year and to the' country have been at work to draw
tileelt there was It deep gosh that
ll’tllif‘d like sunset on the Mississippi.
his lips were mined and _swollen.
\'.'t'lts across his ribs attestcd to
\"hitc's body battering.
lint Mr. Soukum Yoakttm of Dm-
\cr. (‘ol., still was on his foot and
bTIilllllg grimly through bloody lips.
tut ll plunging in for more. . ~
White lilnt- and again crashed his
port pnw like lllt‘ hammer of Thor
flush on Yottltuln‘s jaw. "All it did was
to make scanning knees an; it little
bit. Chat-icy t-zlnttoneuled away on
\‘cnkutn from first to final clung of
ti o gong with satatgc lefts rind-rights,
lull the punches botltlcctl off Slattlcy’lt
cal-rugutt-d dome and armor plutcd
r~ dos lilo) watcr off it tin not. a, -
Though moltt of the time Yoakum
\ as tho rcceiving end and playing
t ,.. lltrt of a human punching but
time were times when the tough man
from Denver cut loose himself and
l‘htlt‘ things decidcdly itl'lerellllng for
l'll‘ t‘llicazonn.
tn the second round, Yoatttmr.
holding with his right. puutmcliul
\'.'llltc hard with his left. Yoaltum
I-mli thut round on? his: ngm’essiv.'o-
All the other rounds belonzcd
to ‘t'hltc. (‘imrley .lnado Stanley‘n
ltilt‘t’r‘ so: with it savage lcl't book
In lhc fifth, rocked him again with
tile same punch in the sixth and had
It NS.
ltilll wabblinc oncc ngttln in the
c.,«..'lllil. Alter \‘oltltttm had landed
tun lznltl orerhnml'rigllla in tho
t~-nth (‘hnlloy cut rilr-tl al‘l wrestled
Flunlt-t to the boltttlu. it wasn't a
l :tlclttlown.
M~.”——_
TAB=R$KI CUE WINNER.
Defeats Ralph in Second Block of
Title Match,
SCHrl‘INEC'i‘ADY, N. Y.. Doc. 2.“—
Frank Taberslti of this city. world's
pocket: billiard champion. .dcfentcd
l-jtlwil. 1. Ralph of Hightstown. N. J..
rilllllcnger’l’or the. title, in the second
liock of thf‘ match here last night.
lit to liti. The combined total: for
l‘u: two lllpllls pitty aret. TniWski.
told; llnlplt, 28!. Both then displayed
cunsiderablc improvmtlont over their
play of the previous night.
Thotitlo holder excelled at position
may ahd the draw game but Was orni-
tic or; long shots. Ralph's best work
was fit long game. The challenger
up a contract which will enable the
club owner to keep a hold on his:
player after the expiration of the con-l
tract and still hold xooddn the courts.»
The fact that annulled Mob-Will
contracts in the Chute. Chief Johnsonj
and Martians cam were dcclomd to‘
be invalid made u now form of con-i
l
trnt-t ll necessity. l
to )9“ ”u. National. League pluyfl‘l‘uct that most of them went in in
limit restorctl to lwentyflve. tho launlc- bunt-lien after waiting until “"9? NH“—
as it was. before the Fed war, lion in attributed thc largo number of
Change in Needed. [i'ilbuflllllt‘s in that State.
‘l‘iu- twctlity-five playor limit ncvcré
trus- ll‘f‘lllill‘d by the American Lettutlc’
atrl most baseball men are now can
vmccd that the spirit of economy! Roger Anxious to Get George'a Re-
tlvhlclt' led the National Lcahtlu men? "a" me Cuba.
to gm“... down m a twenty-one player! t‘lllt‘Ath, Doc. 2.~~ltolzer llmna- The now CODII‘IM primarily in to.
limit worked with reverse English. l h"It. manager ortht- Toledo [lull t‘lub tin-Vent contract Jumping in tho oventl
lhm’nl: the two years that tho lmlyl of the American Annotation, camo‘ 0’ 8"! fulufl‘ chbttll raids. much an
ozw hinycr illnlt has been in effect in! “9" today to WWW“ ”m “‘"k‘" 0‘ U" ont- mule 5" the American I”
sue on the National lflK‘ll‘ in 1901
lttilc National League Ute parent iPa'l(;porg« Pierce, “ former t'hit‘auo N"
,lzttt- won 1th ton out of thirty-four]! littml [mun Dilt'ht‘r- “"08 V“ ““1 "('3' “d m" li‘odml "“3“"
3 postseason games with theAmet-icltn ~ "9'“ ‘0 Toledo In" 3“" "“1 haul an raids on n" w" M“ leagues m New"
llmguc. tiring the Tenor circuit ttl“"“"'”"m “mm but w” “M" op- years. '
,ploud percontngo of .294. That shouldlu‘m' WNW m "Vmupd by m" “A new form M contact. which I
M’sfliciawmfli'fu a restora. i d"? wpmmu of the Claim Nfl- believe in “3“”th ‘0 ”0”] club 0""
on of the old twenty-five limit, Presl‘ V ”0M”- on and players 1“" m“ “mm“ “d
dent and ol‘ the Phlllleu. remains a. M“ chtzhtnnn said today he wna “ "WW"? Vi“ h‘ “09‘” it." "l“
' stundltttttor for "I? twentyotto llmit. not wally m nivc Brennallan ‘ donniic conmllsxlou tomorrow,‘ mid Preside-m
i nbtlets bad ,a big batch of blue en-in'm‘" ‘0 “3 “PM“ ‘0' ”3’”- J""'"‘""' "' "““m‘d' “New" '°
lzi-‘t‘ any lnl‘ormntion on tbqnow con-
vclopcs to pass aroundton his return! d bot .
trawl. an h Toner and Herman
from Dixie. He announced the re-1
louse of six NW9”. The veteran: dot-lined lo (litmus: the question.
That the playnrn' fraternity in vi-
Napolcon Ruclm'. who ““0“an his: Unanimously Chooen Leader of New
rotirentcnl tllc tiny following the closci .NMM“ Tum. m"). inlet-«tied in tho new form 0'
'0‘ ”w world's “fl". has been handed; NEW BRUNSWICK, pm Tho t‘otltmcl ill assured from the fact‘ that
ibis unconditional M93891 - itutxem clevon will be headed next President Will 0‘ ”It“ [701W 1!“ writ»
‘ During: his trip Ebbots formed an 3"" by Kenneth N' Ronda", who [8“ m". from all players "M ‘0
LgWance. with J. (‘nl Ewing. presidentipm-‘Td tackle this season. "a m “.6“ tho new contracts until illotruct
tlt thc Oakland Pacific Coast League. tho unanimous choice of the Rutgers! m ‘0 do '0 from fraternity hood.
Pitchers lrll Colwell and Hunter players. He but been a member ottqiflm’fl- '
(modbrt‘tl and Outflolder hurry Mlllori‘he “mm" 7"" ‘h" ”a“ “'° "a“:
have been sent to thc “Oaks" undnl :chdttll is called “the man Friday." off
optional Written”. ' ltlle team because of his vcrnatillty.
Kellflter nu...“- He started out as n halfback, but was!
The Brooklyn club also felt-ascd——l lalt-r shiftod to end, then to gtlardi '
\vltlt pcrmlsalon to recall at the end. and then to "mm“ H“ “V" in Jor.‘ MT Inf mlms
of the 1917 sennott~ Shortstop Jimmy: 8"" (."y' l '
Kcllchor to Denver and Ou'flemm. A]: This ycur’s Rutgers tcunt suffered!
leon to Beaumont. Keileitcr's rc-‘ ”"m the m" that most. of the mcnl ""4“? "l“ management 0f 301““
lease is rather unexpected. as it. was” “r“ "9“" b‘“ an only Sort" until u"“"”“- the Norwnlk barnstormingl
Wool-ally supposed that Robby would? “meter will b" Ins. by graduation] bnslmtboll team jmtmeyod ‘0 Bridge-
115‘ ‘0 break in the “Nam“. ““84 tllorc flit be practically it full ilncurport Inst, evening and was defeated
BRESNAHAN WANTS PIERCE.
RENDALL RUTGERS CAPTAIN.
0
llllllli lll
and at tomorrow's regular meeting oft
hers 0! bnsl‘ball't‘ “Ml (”Hall A‘ am 700 entries which is 100 more
.by Admiral du hornet. The at-
; to lusic llllll. The cxhlbits’oi‘ chick- =
ten- are away ultrnd of anything that ‘
,‘wac ever men in this city before
:Rlodo laluld Red. Orpingwn, Ply
. mouth Rot-ho. Bantams and many 0th.
5 er varieties were shown.
Pheasants, puppies. turkeyll. geese.
,plgvollll, rabbits and other things
lworlh willie add greatly to the inter-
lPs‘. of the exhibition. to fact, there
that Inlt m
The hall is in first class condition
for the show and the ventilation is
especially fine, The coopa are ar-
ranged in rows in the hull, thus all
fouling the public l| the chance for.
a (lone euminntlon of anything that
l _
i
catch" tin-it- fanrv. Tonight will see
the close of tho nhov.
TWO FLANKING OPERA-
rtons on A DARGB
SCALE on can ENTIRE
ROMANIAN FRONT. l
(Continued from lv'mt Pole.)
nari have been recaptured. .
. New representaions on the dew
pomtion of Belgian civilians!
which have been made by the,
United States to Germany retent-Q
i
l
ly. will be emphasized personally'
on German officials by Ambassa-
dor Gerard when he returns to his
pong, for which he calls next
Tact-day. He will convev the in-
dividual attitude of President
Wilson and tell of the bad ini-
‘preuion created. among the
American peovlc by rocem mat-
ment of the Belgians.
The French legati‘on which
to give. up the artillery demanded
lied troops are withdrawinglrom
Piraeus.
The Entente diplomats inform-
ed The Associated Press corres-
pondcnt that Admiral du Foumct
ordered the withdrawal of his;
troops after King Conmntinei
agreed to surrender Ila battericv
oi mounted artillery to the Allies.
The allied forces are already
henna; the Zappeion, only 300:
remainin u a rd.‘
“1e ggfldl quash“! which
was by French marine“
was red upon during the cdoiu;i
The Greek military authoritiesl
“cert that the firing waa done by!
rowdies. Secretary Bridgman of ,
the Brittah tendon wan mud»:
in the am by a Greek patrol
and taken to a police station,’
where he watt instantly stencil.
A violent attack was made,
( .
Miss Annie R. Roe, chief of
the numbering division of the
bureau of printing and engraving
in “’ashington,‘ now in charge of
229 men and women, has lit-cl) in
the cm‘pioy of lhc governnlcttt {or
Mir—ont- slurs. Shr- it is ‘ it“
enemy attempted two diminutive
‘raidt in the Sanchez area. They
were beaten oil."
The Dutch government, The
Associated Press team. has pre-
vplred a note to Germany regnrd-
ing the Belgian-deponationm'l‘he
note i: virtually in the name tenor
as the protest made by Switzer-
land.
Owing to the prewar difficulty
attondinz the "amputation of
govommcnt has decided, accord-
ing to the Amsterdam Handel.»
bad. to roquiaition three-fourths
of the cargo apace of all freight
vault of the three principal
mamahip companies trading
with the East Indian colonies.
The government. the newapaper
addo. also will rcquiaititm one-
fourth of the space of passenger
I for the purpoue of
bringing East Indian food pro-
ducts to Holland.
Bad weather hat: prevented ma-
jor operafiom on the Set-bind
front, according to an official
statement issued by the Serbian
War Department, covering oper-
ation: up to yesterday. The text:
of the statement follows:
“Bad weather and fog contin-
ued‘ycutcrdav to interfere with
our operations. Nevertheless
libero was a certain amount of lo-
cal fighting and artillery duels,
notably in the region of Gun-
ishbe and Sokol. where the fight-
i M 15‘s awn: 4K.
boy: as the club's rcgulnr liltomttop'of "New” "9“ ML
ncxt spring. ~ I
bet‘ls also ntmouncul the acquisi'
lion of two rookies front the wilds of]
Canada. infielder Warrcn Adams and;
Outficldcr Miller have bccn purchased:
from the Winnipeg club. ,
Nap Ruckcr has been granted a
soon-ling cotnmisslott. and he will keep .72 1'2 dozen at 650' "730‘ Cost M
hit: caglc eye m." all the young tilt-is food for month. $10.00. Total profit
in Southern territory. Nun's terrl- 9'7"“ Average per month, per hm'
tut-y will embrace the American As- ”‘5 egga.
sociatlon, Southern Associationt.
South. ’ Atlantic Rogue, Virginia:
League, North Carolina League, Tex-i .
as Magus, GeorgimAlnbama tongue: ”9" ""55
WEST NORWALK POULTRY
RECORD.
Second Monthly—mp": 01 so Rhode
island Rid Pallets.
D. C, LADUE,
West Norwalit, 'Conn.
Total No. eggs for Novmnber. 875:; tors Would take a trimming.
gin the Boy's Club by the Victor: of
tBt-ldgeport to the tune of 31 toes.
; At. the end of the llrltt half the
iscore stood 19 to It in favor of Nor-
walit. and it looked from tho Why in
lwllich the Notwulks outplayed their
:orponontrln this half. as if the Vic-
; Coming back sitting. however, 111’
ithc second half the Park City quin‘
tot managed to nose out the Nomlks
in: night on the Serbian positiont in: in .thg last few days has been
north of Gmnlshto. on tho men-i my hot- . .
donion from out ofthe Cerna ersi Cabinet changes mvolvmg the
or bend. The Witch War Of~:mi'notion of Premier Asquith
lice announced todav that client-lace predicted by the Manchestcr
tack had been repulsed. \ lGuandian in an article tn today 8
Violent lttillory fighting on the a issue on the current: rumors res-i
Austro-Italian front is reported; pectin; political chtgnges. The
by the Austrian War Office,l paper says: _
which today mode the following! “Rumors--perhapsone ought to
announcement: “say more than rumors-arc go-
“The artillery ducl southeast of lug around in lb; 10be of immi-
I
numbers the notes issued by titc'
Treasury Department, and every
note you have in your [indict has.
been numbered by her; Micr site:
scab; the notes they are sent tom
thc 'l rcnkttry from which they
are i'ortslnlly issued as mocca.
body of ministers ak am no
hope of 'unprovctneat no lungt as
d.Mr. Asquith la premier. It also
wistht'ho removal from (ha
{Cabinet of Viscount Grey. tic
lMarquis of Crewo, thalamus of
iLansdownc and It. Balfour.
:' Hopes of the Runonlau' abil—
‘ity to save their capital by main-
iing a fund on the lino of the
'Argecbu' river are now dwindling
rapidly. The German plan await-
ently is to «new. the Ram-
belng swiftly carried out. By the
gapture of Gaming. the Get-
mam gained a now line-of sup—
mm We!!! a"
mien. Mcordin to the new:
of the last two dayythia plan-‘3'
ply and comunication through
'I‘oraburg Pacts, which greatly {as
chimes their operationu.. In M
meantime, Field Mal m
Mockensen continues to throw
forces across the Danube It dili-
fonnt points. The report in yer'
terday‘o Russian communion“
that enemy patrols have apnea“ f
in the region of Lake Gui-hill? ‘3
dicates that m Naclmnom has] “
cfl'ethd a new c in
the neighborhood of 0“ch .
AarriVe in time to throw van
Mackensen’s forces bath across
the Danube, it is believod tint
the Rumamlno' will . find it to.
dangerous to try to save Rocha.
rest by making a stand on the
~ Argochu river. In View of the fate
of the fortresseoin Belgium and
other strung forts, little confi-r‘ .
deuce is felt- here in the ability
of 'Brlalrnont's
nance.
“.Why don’t you advise your boy to)
give up his football ambition-T.“ 7);
have advised him," replied Farmer'
Corntossel. *‘l‘va plums: pnyéd with.
him about it. Ee’s‘ the ”retreat:
at the hatch. by the close score Moro Got-lain and cache Cal-so Plateau none changes, the current 111mm" ball player i ever anw.”—~Wxtohlnlt(lora“
Intentional. Six baskets were rung up continuedwlth varying intensity. being that 30“” L‘W may Ye” Star. _ .
i in rapid automaton u-the ovenlng of
Ithe second half. by the two forwards.
,ot the Victor mutton.
Savant ammunition doom were place Premier Asquith for the'
exploded by our firc. In various. time being. but that a final settle--
Corinthian and Tyrolinn sectors mom would be Lloyd George as
i
lost an oomrtunity to win ionight'g‘ and the Dlxle League.
. blnck by mIS’ing on a draw and brealti
, snot. V'l‘uberski then ran out.
NAVY BASKETBALL COACH.
CcliflOwer Engaged by Middies—Sea-
3-; con Shortened.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec, 2.—Jamett
('cllflowor of Gcorgetown has been
engaged. to coach tho Navy basketball
team for the coming caution. Coll-
flower had much fictional-with tho
Navy team tub lawn. .1239 delimit
will nnd‘un MWIJW earlier
than‘ usual. Mon, ‘1' l "
gaunt: of. do.“ 131kW
3 98?.
Aschednlo'ufhtuam’ m " ‘tvtll’
be pro-nod into “not”. '
Tommi. ’ .
Doll Howard, manager of'the Oak-
}lana club, win he Brooklyn's ollclal
‘scout in the Pacific Coast league.
lwnlle a. certain Mr. Moll wlntma
l The Norwalk Soccer teamwlll jour-' lllnen stoned for Norwalk. goblins
no; «import tomorrow afternoon. dye held goals,” and “Ted” Brothcrton "d
where they will play the Bridgette”; outplayed Goodwin, the crack colored
Rovers on the West End field. Somel center of the Victora. Anthony and
changed 111an made In the Nor. Nolan ’
.' care of the Northwestern and North:
,louxata Bill Dnhlen.’ _
'tlnir l
. , 70d Soot! ball 1’ r th .
walk lineup, and the localn nre oontl- net-s. Pi! . a» 8 win
tram or handing the Rover: 9. trim-i ' ‘
l heroic the game commenced, .
min; in payment for the defeat that. tam Hutton m elected If?!
the Nor-walks took at the hands of the . -
' th . N l‘wal team [h .
Bridgeporters a few weeks ago. . i :1. o ‘ k -:~ “7 a cum. 1" 9“.
The Norwalk basketballtomwm , ' ~ .
we. at... mm . - min“ mm m... .. v...
" Vodka-u. Things, tummy for Nix-sf
initiator tho-Amati of cum. ‘
mum's-tame." “l ,. -‘ 7
. 1‘ t, . :‘ ' l‘ Ii _‘_-~". . 1 ,
.. . . um. ‘ ‘Y‘cuittlt Bram... . " . . M
' mailman-u mum cot.” a ohm..~.:34 wt! _.;nitl€uptatfiq.;w
‘Daytonn tut spring war the mutt; 130“”er bulldog-W “Norma.“ .
err. leagues. Hayes of tho Daven-
1port club will patrol a boat. contour
ing the Western Lcngug, Three-1
Deane and the Central mutton.
The matador of North
; 4 - ’th Return toilet Spunfi‘ ‘
I nespltwmo tool. .that tho Hot
Spring: mined badger-a my
tithe ueond dtvntonjm. “
vent m Mitt “'
M5 '16 not
the 8m announced ltla club will mam‘umm‘w . _ :2
."ktit' on It». in Florian own all up Mama-twin . i WWW
u .: 1...
at- M
taco Wit/ant”: and
violent artilloty actions r.occur-v
“hostile airmen dropped:
bombofin the Adize Valle with-_
out‘cautlihg damage."
Carpathia‘ni., where the Russians
prime- minister." , t
The Guardian concludes that
the coalition government has not
the collective prestige to result
the attacks being made upon it
. ‘ The great battle in the wooded and that "the House of Commdns
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