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at 11111153 11111111
Maxwell Holding World’
Record Goes' in For (111:5
-.—.,.-
line Economy—Makes 31.1
MM 1n Peoria
The famous 511111111 non-stop chant-t
plan of the woxld has 51-: another rec 1
n’rd l
it’s latest reentd is in gasoline‘
mm f
Thirryone and onetentk miles on
a gallon of gasoline.
That is the record mode by the vet-
eran, which has traveled more than
I_1_."18827 miles. Peoria. “L, was the
it'ene of the champion's last glori
0115 record accomplishment.
'l‘hc. cltavtlpion nonctop car made
22,0223 miles'in L08 Arteries in the
fall of 1916. Since then it has boon
wondering about the world visiting
fiMaxwell dt'alers. Tho faithful oldi
car is battered and worn, but is able?
11.1 travel 11: null 111. any automobile.
Accompanied by an ‘omcial observer,
Tho-1. J. Grocan. of Peoria. the cham-
uti’on slatted from the corner of Jef-
511:1ort and Hamilton strorls at 10’
ofclock on Soptembor 30tbt There.
111:3 but Otto gallon of easolinc it: thtx l
retl tank attached to the car. I
Ti; 1» ch: mpion (ontim; ti around on'tl
circu't,ul1ich ran front Jeffotron up
Ilamilma to Mano-on. up Madison toI
lio1nhill.doun Cornhill to Jefferson: and Sallee.
tend down the tuna hilltft‘l to llatvtll- l
loll. Tho (ar Iooytd this (lrtllil for;
(1114' boat and 11 l11ll'. ”When the last}
drop of gasoline burned tho sneodn- rynbout.
Jmttt' rrci'ztercd 31.1 miles. 1
it. W115 a remarkable record and?
111111 tho math made bx the ‘nmo (:11' i \‘o stuns of
in “pr 11 fit it! the. protious 11'1ka bi'I‘ a knitting.
:nmrly l‘z. " -o miles
The mitt-:1: onIa gallon Of gasoline
obtained with the champion is all the
tonic wonderful bt't‘aure it was made
"\
'Whut do you 11111111 Of the White
Benn) Kant! nearly thumped out
mt ‘55 iii as good as a mile.
51
day’s argument.
ppm lrlday night
Real lootball weather is here.
._ I -9-
Two veterans have shot their hot
SPRINGWOQDS WIN FIRST GAME
J l
with a car which has had such :1‘ I , . . .
stcrnuous “pr Th" ”I. has never' The (not Spttnuwood (49:10"! won
boon touched by a mct'hanic. luring fair and square from the Eli“ Nir-
walks, in a fault game, The scorn Wits
1210 ll. and they averagod about 130
pounds, while tho Sprl‘ngwooda were
about l23. The East Norwnlka had 11
fast bat-ktit-ld,but was nothing compnr
ed against the Sprinuujoods The East
Norwalk backs [were lliackman. Plun-
ltot, 0110111111 and Grim-n.
The last Sprincwoods had Bordon.
Konueeu. ” lombardo any] Dullold.
Size don't count a'fter all. Our star
ends, Manuel anlov and Louis Tat-1'
lm' pulled oil one touch down each.
Plttnkot for the opponenta The line
fine Pt-or'a run the“ engine purrod like
at now machine.
No trouble whatever out» oxtperiencv
ed dtn 1n" the gasoline (tont 111) test
Before tho mileage test 1111s made
a guessing conteu was bold. During
1110 week visitors at the fair grounds
were allowed to submit their guosws
as to tho dialttnce th.‘ car would run
in thettréal. Gttossos ranged from
15 miles up to 50 milos. Thotlmtnds
of poisons entered the routed and
dropped their writtcn uttcs'ztt into the
‘b-llol box.
A Pacey of Jtttksontlll.‘ Ill. won.
Ilia flgtttt “at: Ill ° milo '1. He miasotl
tit acttml 11. lb :21 1- bt' one tenth of a
toilet A prize of $10 was lill'f’l'l tho
'iut hy 'gttoas'ot.’ '
l'ronhnottl new spupor mrn of Peoria
vitnosmtl the test.
CHAMPION M'COf
WON’T FIGHT IN
NEW YORK AGAIN
YEW YORK, Oct. 14,— Al {\lc(.'oyI_v
who won the middleweight titlcvfromI'
(icorgefihip with aI duke knockout
vpunch some years ago. and who has
«11111101111111 refralnod' from IItlcfcndint'.
inc championship bout in a contest to
a docidlon. has just adrmttly dodged a
xout with Harry Gt't-b. McCoy was
I'matched to box Nb at the Bromine!
Sporting club no‘x\ Tuesday night. but
nnntzuncos that b will not do so. as
Jack Boxer. who made. the. match, has
eittce trained to be his manager
Johnny Woiatnantel, manager of tho.
club. regards McCoy's excuse is a
net-alt one. for it be had no tear of_
liroh. it would make no difference who Today 1
1n1nagod him. McCoy adds that he \anderhilt A. C.—~ K. 0 Low Wil-
will neter again box in ‘1'" York llama and Johnny Kid Alberta.
state but will go to New Orleans.‘ Military AI. C.-—Ha"l’l ”"0“
Thin will not be regarded by patrons Mike 55111111111111»- Jacobs and Y
the East Norwalkera. nota
Springw ood victim
but
1125 Write to Andrew Woman: Snow-
dcn atcnut', South Norvt alk.
VALE‘MAN HEIADS
COLLEGE ATHLETES
YORK. Oct?
x1311" 15.—1101:1111
(looted president of tho lntorcollecii
:tto Association oi 16111111411 Atblolosi
of America at the annual “190“!le
hero yesterday Other officer-1:1 cboscn
utveloseph .\.Squirol.tre:1.uuror and
ilnbet’: fl. innun. acting socretnrv.
ittt was announced that tho annual
sly milo ("HMS t'ountrv race will be
run in Van t'ortlavtdt park 1n tblscitv
on Notctnhor ‘24.
BOXING doors or THE WEEK
and
on!!!
Many Nov'lt'alk fight tantrum planning to witnoss the bouts in BrldSE-
"' l.
"-4-
Optnions and GosSip
80x now?
~01-
ano: not homer on Saturday. But a
. ..
SL1: pitchers occupied the slabeman’s hill during
the course of Satur-
‘1‘.’ L!” w
’51
ts in the 1,917 world's series. Cicotte
1'5, 3"] a
.9.
CHARLES svms in
costs 10 wu. outed mm
M
lll-I'l'RfllT, 111111.. Oct.
Evans, Jr.. of Chicano. was On
1 h o
11111111: 0nd of 11 coll match played
here yesterday for the benefit of the
Red (.‘ross. Paired with Hugh
Vautzbn of llt'll'IOll, be was beaten
by Wilbur 0:1ch and Jimmy Stand-
ish of Detroit .'1 up and 4 to play in
n 36 hnlo match. Evens' play. howev-
or, was splendid. 0n a strange
course he equalled or botterod pat on
27 holes.
1....
1
matters or Mitts;
The llrlll markets of Paris were e5-
111-111 mt from the beginning to the tahlinhed more than a thousand years
end. Several follows wcro 111111.011 M0 in the Isle do 111 Clo-.1119 booth:- vinpky and K. O. Brennon h We pro-
"d "‘9 ' 11111111 1111111 11 Dillon and tin-1111.11
I The Springwoodtl descent nan generally from mothér to match at the Armory A. C. of 30mm
challenge any team between 116 to daughter, who hold them directly from on the 93rd of "”8 month. Dillon noti-
wcre lltHl'ldllal'y property.
the monarch During the stormy times
of the revolution thoao market women
11"ert (onsplcmlus by their qualities of
or arm and tongue both grown strong
ht (‘t'nllllit- 11 of sturdy
These characteristics however. do not
appear in their successors, who trust
charm to light their battles.
AUTO ACCIDENTB DECREASE
BOSTO\,.()ct1.'1.——Thcre ban Mon
11 tlocrcttnc of fourtoon pot to vtt. in an-
tomobile accident» in Maunchunettn
this _v-,€ar 1'11 spite of the [not that 'fith
mtmher of cars roziutcrtd in .2 per
cent. groater than last year Darin:
the first night monllm of tho yonr,I
the State Highway Commission re
ports. there were 5,032 accidents as
compared with 5.849 in the corros-
pnnding your of 1916
l champion,
~ Bridgeport are
gthe Ne“ Brideeport
i are carded.
15.—Charley
t-xorclso ‘
lliiBlllfilll
lBKi’iMR‘
Baillie: Km.
sin-Ito lightweight
”Bud" Palmer 01
in perfect physical
and
. 'condition (or their toleround lotto
The Sox's game of Saturday com pared closely with Battling Kunz's at. Sokol m" wmmm' night
light a week alto. They were. the worst in the fourth round.
-....
than
A C. will hold
Illa first among 01 the radon. in
view of the (not that Kurt: showed so
well ngainut Chit: Brown in New lla—
1ven last week the determined inten»
ltlonts of Palmer to “come back" will
tend to attract many members or the
tclub to the bouts.
in addition in the Kum-Palmar af-
fair the other promising!!! last bouts
in one of them Knock-
oht Moran of Bridgeport will have .1 it
out with Jimmy Ahearn of St. Paul.
Joli Reagan is down on the books to
“meet Marty Morris Younc Lenny will
tackle Young Marshall while K. 0.
_ Joe Italv will match his vt'area against
, _ 'those of Kid Murphy.
After the world’s series-1 in ot'or We _won't have anything special to wor- I boxes Young Bodell.
111111: .1
.4. .
athletic-life in the NOrwalk high school as yet. Not even-
Kitl Raymond
Terrv Lee will oil‘lclato as refertooe,
while Mike C. Connors uill bold
indicator Tom Sink triatcbod the boxe-
era. ,
i The boxing editor vehtcrday receit'
ed a postal trek Battltnk Levine”
and his trainer. Joe Smith from Chl-
chinslty meeta Regent Mc-
Mahon at Winnipeg tonight for the
benctlt of Canadian soldiers stationed
near that cllv. He will be. back in
town Thursday morning and prepare '-
tor his bout with ham Williamn, It
The Tt'lt-crarn's benefit show at Ett-
alett' hall. Friday night,-
Billy Dc Poe formerlv of St. Paul,
bulnow of Bridgeport, is in line for a'
11' 1r bout at the Boston c.lu'b The
writer was in Boston Saturday and
was reliably /l/fo rmod that Do Foo
will in all probability 111th Young
Wi‘tnnitict'itritt at New nmtlord there
next month. Britt deloalod Chick
S ruler in Boston last Tuesday night.
A roturn bout between Battling 11e—
ttcd the directors testerdav he
thnuttht .lto would be unable to meet
Brennan uhlch as much as means
that ho will not mIIr-et him. so Lovin—
kv mOst likely, will draw the return
mntt'lt. '
if Jack Britton reduces. to the
Flcmvnc illnlr of ‘3‘? Inlverultv was to the1r.cloverncs and coquettilh weight he has agreed to make (or lien-
nv Leonard foe their bout at New
rl‘ork,10ct. 19. it will leavthlm an
easy opponent for Leonard to disguise
of. Britlon never kept his promise to
to make weight for anv‘ of his lights
in Boston as he was always loo bit:
to roduco to the conditions asked,
which were not nearly so. .hard as
those Leonard is asking.
Willie Jackson. the New York light-
w.elnltl will have a chance to square
with Eddie Wallace for the decision
the Brookltn 1131111 obtained oror h rn'
BASEBAll PAN
BlVEBUUlllllPh
l
l
The following line at dope is that
of a well known baseball fan in this,
city and a Giant router.
New York had won two games and
Chicago had non two games up to
Saturday McGrav. non the toss-up so;
that the 6th game could be played in
Ne Y,ork Sallee was in \‘en bad form
from the start of tho tlfth game and:
New York had the winning lead. Mo
Gt'aw ficured that by letting Salleet
may in the game ht- could .lose that
name so that uhou the Giants and:
White Son played on the Polo Grounds.
the Giants would win lIhU‘l makinc it;
31p 3 for both teams. Then the 7thI
nat'no. uould decide. and it would mean
111117121111 thousand dollars additional.
it; losing Saturday's. game anl cop-
plng Monday" :1 and then the 7th and
that game it would be more bcntal‘iclal
to the tcam in the wav of coin and
honor (coin lit-ht): ltv HCI‘ltlF'n'ly win-
ning Saturday's and Monday‘s cam?
it would int-'3" a loos of noarlv H0”.-
000 and it is goinc, to be such a hard
winter for baseball maznnlen.
lf {‘llit'azo,u'ina todavI' the two clubs
will have about $254.00"! to (livid:v bo-
tween the clubs whereas it tho hov-
enth game 111 pulled over , no matter
which club ulna the ROYli‘fi the “'10
club: will divide. It is estimated,
about $350,000. .—
The two team: are premix evenly
matched and no matter which team
wins the scrim: it is a it}? 0 split of
two of the beat teams that ever cros3-
ell bats in a world's sorlcs conflict.
lI
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SINKING IA "UBMARINE
How the U-29 and it; D .rrng Crew
Were Sent to the Bottom.
11
\on WIetldinon.tt1' into o' the Con
man submarine M‘f‘Vll‘P alttr sinking
the Br.tl11h c ulttcrs Abottklt', iiovztto
and Cres'sy was promoted to a Drum
whip and took command of the i’-29.
in ‘cottiparlson with tho l'9 ”bi girh
brute. :1 rottulnr "maelr’ almost 1111-
untlortlen liner.
After 11 hard. (lily n lllt‘ job to 1k
ing for canto in th uppcr North .-'o1.
the. 11-29 Event “to sloop ' re'ttin: uith
u alight negative bottrancy on a
ahelving and bank (luthide of 1.10
watch officer and the togular Hundn
-int: watch, all hands must haw lllllbr
ed in sleeping fit their leather sttittt..
tlt is anppowd that. at the unit-h at
the telephones heard the m atirtt; pro!
pleller hint» of a British douru-r
«crew. the alarm “an souudodm
"Tnuch .1tntion'" with our: '1an ily-
-ing- to his post.
Otto might imagine th'tl \ott Wod-
dlnen wtnl od; tint tho Jlllcrnpllolli's
vlbrntcd the slow chugs of his: ship
propellers, which told him that the
British ll'?t‘-I wIax approachnn.
in; his adjusting tank to n submerged
trim, ht? came to lighting position.
Y His p; riscopc tipped the surface.
lie was lucky eunuch to come he-
tvt'eon tho two columns 6: the. llrit. 1t:
37am! tier-l steaming in lino 0i
I'tquadron's. uith the iron Duke load-
,ing lilo right tolumn, flying Jelllcoc':
Th9 number in their fight decided at the lmwrv flag. The DPHECODP of the l -29 show-
resulting lalnllv however. nan grent- AL A'. of Boston a few weeks 1120 ed up hall way 1)"an the sound-
11' in excess of last year, the figure
being 8.! for 11117 and 38 for 1916.
when he meets him in a 10 round bout
at Brooklyn, Oct. 23 .
hi ch
,rons nix cables apart. She got oft‘
ll: r torpcdo. which passed under the.
Iron titttkt- lt'tnrdiatt ly all? firm No.
lllow- '
,BrooklyIn. N. Y., George .\'
- ..... v-.- .r .wr
PIGEONS FLY FROM .
CALVERTON, VA-
-~~ _. ‘1
The 300 mile young bird race of the
Hillside Homing Pigeon club was flown
yesterday from Calverton, Va.
The birds were liberated ,at 1:101
O'clock a. m., and the; that bird» homer-
v'. '1 '1 3 . ll 2 v "-..
foremost. The dreaduaught swun "flaw “ P 10h" "f J.1.1nI P' Egan ill:
back into column Without a signh ”k p 111., “V in t F '
being made. Without a shot mm the tance in 13'): hours tuwontvvncten mitt—
grand fleet proceoded, utes and elzht seconds
This is the ttno story of 11011 VIon The result in yards; flown per milk
ll'eddlgen perished. it came ftont a ' loll
man yt'no saw it ulth his 11- eyes. “ 3 38 Ol’S'
_/ ,_._._.._.
She started immediately to begin to
dive, but the dreadnaugh, third in
tire left column. rwung out ui’ lino
land vent lull {peed tor-the [410111.
The big ship caught her on the ram.
spearing her like I uhale, and raised
her along the minute! until the hub
marine has half vtay out of watt-1
a finish, a grinding smash the [72
balancinng one 'Mty, 1h: 11 the Ollie.
and finally dropping the Mural ho
3:9'l1-1113...
Henry R1 u'erdabl in Satur '11; 1111... John E. Ryan ist diploma 1286.15
'ning Post. .51 0. A. Johnson 1264.21"
E. J Miohek 1200. 723
HANDICAP MATCH J A. Mighek 1073.76
This conclude-11 the rating until tlrtr'
SHOOT AT WILTONKold bird races which will be’ HOW!“
Scores made bv the Norwalk' Rifle 11121111111115.1918.
Club on Oct. i3 in the handicap match
at the South Wilton range: LEONARD T BOX
Bill OCT 19
Slow Fire Rapid Total
but 23 24 4c 1 1
xBaker 23 23, 46 NEW YORK; Oct.-iS.-—Benny Loom
xWhlle 2t 21 4:”) old. the lightweight champion. atartcfl
Mathewzt 23 2'0 13 mt work yesterday to get in shape fur
IClfllk 20 2-? 42 his boat with Jack B1ltton next Friday
Snyder 18 22 1" night at the Harlem Sporting clu a
lleynnlds 20 20 ill Britten will have 111 least live pountu‘
Minton 16 22 3" pull in the heights, 11; taller than 11.1w
V‘Pm’m' 1“ ‘8 3" lightweight champion, has a longer
Chflfimflr. ‘7 1" M reach and is much stttrdier. Ilespliff
“1'11!th ‘3 1" 3‘ these handicaps, Leonard believes W1
”01ml" 8 2‘ 2" will defeat the classy welterweight
llunkentl’t'r 17 6 3" ___.__————————~
The men wrro handicapped by dis POLAND’B NATIONAL
lance. the sharpshoo' or» being not,
back to 300 vards x indicates scratch
men.
TRYING TO STOP
ROUGH PLAYING
Soldier-Patriot, Observed
~+Yestcrday.
The contt-nnary of the death Of Thad—
dens Kt‘tst‘ilhkit l’ole ht lirth Amcrw
Th" Nd ‘0“ (an frlond and l"t\fllliilf‘ll1’lly horo‘ by
. NEW TORK. Oct
at llascball (‘onttnishion took sltps (1101“,01111,,..,I1 11ml {111-1 of Puts-slut.
today to prevent :1 tepctition of the 1mm Av-stti-t “,th colebrutcd by him
. Of la '
213.91": lilghifiiidl" 33.213.311.115 1’1? 111111-
Ch' cago lust tlatttrday. lit-fore this cans throughout the U
afternoon's contest here the umpires terday. . ,
will be lnetgttclttotlfltomratrhu yminIrfittog: Brigadier Genetul Kosciusko—far
a t‘ I
hildriTpo‘hZible Tor unseemlyft‘onduct that W“ ”'9 rank ““11 ““m‘ Ameri:
Y "Mr "19!! finally honored him, in addition
Players participating" in the world granting him Ametican citizenship...
tverlen will‘ be forbidden to engage in substantial pension and lands-W“-
post series games. it was announceu born 0‘ a noble: family m Lithuania in
her1 today by the National 'ommis
siod. l-‘rotu cach plavrr' 11 1611114le tho 1746.1‘119 military talent he surelYP:_
‘world series money th1 1311111 of St 111.1 t'ealod/aas so pronounced that ”I,
is m b” retained “m" January 1 115 i511 government sent hint to complcra
n mpam_____0t “M"mw rule his military education in Germany;
ltaly and France and made him cup!
itttillory when he returned in
and many Amt-1i-
nitoti statos no:
INCORPORATlON QF
Rowe: EXCHANGE win of
A cortlllcnte of incorporation of the 177‘-
Fanners Produce Exchange of New Two years law he tolunItrrreI: 1;;
Raven with recorded at the omce or the American army. was mm e co
the secretary of state last week. The. of engineers and rendered invaluaii:
amount of capital 111111 1.1 35 0000 di- aid to the American cause.G I“;
vided into fifty shares The incorpora planned lbP encampment 0f 8“
tors are Goorge Wicnltusen. Abraham army on Bemus HElEhl51..Whl0h I”
.in was the primi-
- ' n Kolonel at New some asaatled in V1 .
“ ”OW“ and Simo pal engineer in the erection of. We”.
Point, and. distinguished himself in lbw-
slege at New York and at Yorktm
recorded. Tho amount of capital stock “9 becamé a llrm friend of Washing-
is 31 ,(1000, d'ltidcd into ten shares The ton. who made him ct onclI ltlr‘flflziGKS'
subscribers are Mary IMoscscn of When the Am‘erlcat list 0 nth-
ptnkflsmne pendencc was won be returned to P0—
Havon. '
A certificate of organization of the
ideal Sample Shop of Bridgeport was
of Bridgeport, and Katherine Horrhlon land
of Bridgeport. were
A certificate of incorporation of the his native land. Despite notable "I”
Ctr-operative Drug Company of South rles. his forces ultimately were crusbel
Norwalk was rt-co't'.dotl The am tint by sheer force of numbers.
Prussia Austria and Run-sun
bonded {against the freedom .1 .
n, boxing in this Sm? as a very 11m. limbo. .. ”he”? have ”99" fewer accidents in Al llppe, manager 0! several 2 wit; ch nluo missed going a: 4er.n
01:3 dcptivalion. i 799"“! concentml n“ distrtcts, and mo” in class fighters. is not worrvlnz over liocnnso of danger of smashing their
.1 Broadwav Sportlnn' c1111) -—Harrr rural sections — .1110 111111111111 th'oWlimnsln boxlnzcom 0"“ “'"P" “0“" “r W 11111111 3““
11mg HARTLEY LOOKS i
FORSOME BOUTS
Loo Flynn. the New York boxing
manager-gums the following about
. l’- to Hartlcyz\
Tito state of Connecticut has a new
lightweight—dimmed in tho person of
I': to ,llattloy.’ ”The .Now Durable.
l l , 'l’p t" {99 q
in SElOn ‘14“!le I! m I) l ubrnarinc.
The regular monthly mould! of the mtro the Badger state bOarrl will call: But .tftcr ”I ‘ rcrond tovpcdo some-
Norwalk Building. Loan and invest- oi! the. embargo on his fizhtc's lust' thing “In! 'w-mng with tho t'. "ll,
\a'lves failed to work.
condition the. time a Milwaukee club' Which by .lfiking water into compen-
. C—Joe lunch and MW (olden. 31“an tanks were to equalize the
Pioneer s I wanted him to box. The directors 0'1wcighl of the discharged torpedoes,
km 11111111: Pete Hartley and Young the Milwaukee club 9‘“ 3‘3"?" i“ an or at the instant the diving rudder
Brown. ' .' t The regular weekly dance was held altogether dill'erenl light from Vhfl‘man failed in giving enough "down
Friday truddcrl' AU any mte..the nose of
tbo Gcrmun
‘-
Greb and Al McCoy; Johnny Gray and
IIMike. Russell.
Thursday
Clormont S C—~Knocltout ‘00 Bur- mrnt Awociation will be held tomor- as soon an they learn of Jeff Smith's’ i‘tthor tltt.
man and “illie Astey. row evening at the omce of 1'
of capital stock 111510011 2111111111111 “OWNS-“‘0 died “‘ swmefla'w‘“
400 shares. The lncorporatortt nre S.
\‘v Morrill of Wilton Ralph
Sound Beach 111111 Carlton “cod ord’
Wilton. «
A certificate of issue of additionh.
shares of stock of thtv \‘cw Britain Mn
chine Company of New Britain was re-
corded. The amount of stock is i111
creased from 8800.000 to $2,000,000.
...._.__...~.—L_.__
TWP? nr cltlent.
~‘rls'll, as the result at an cqucstrial ac—
lle was buried in the catbc~ '
al of Cracok. ancient capital ot- Pr
land. Eleven years later the cadet
corps of the United States Milli
Academy erected a monument to
memory at West. Point.
The Homefiunr'ds will hold 11 631168
tomorrow evening at tho armory, 1a.
tartc" inmcrly of New York but now Red Cross Benefit Eazlel' “31L
"3' ”I" -rhy. C0“. Hattie} Wlll‘ dofond “a (“90“ ntreet Bfldflewflo
"1' «hampionship of the state agaiart
in the Town Assembly Hall in Wall Lippe um have to “y when he “I
m the chm to explain his “6.5!".
street, Saturday night. Grace Broth-
ern' Orchestra rendered mimic.
of the allalr.
the submarine shot up above the vac
a g 91' .lh‘: 'II
“fl - .__.—.-..,.—
a"? Lgbtwoizhts that think themsc-lt as
which theII famous McEnelly's singing
. Advertise in The Sentinel. orchetra trill tarnish music.
«nu-adorn for the crown. ! I . 1 '
1...... MEIR 1 0 511126311 11 1115 110111 101 1111111 501111011
but iigbtweigltttt 111 ti o country. ln-I;lTH1s 15 van} Ceca" ngfltceI- -TAK£ HM ‘
eluding J1: Wolling. Frankie Callahan OFFE“ 9‘! 5° 11" Hone-1'0 lb “0‘ WI?!" 3904.100, 0“?ng
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