“W. . . 3
dammit
Milier’a a... cue Horse’
Shows Dazzling Speed in
W
Sarto“ Hand” ";WeSt-lunrier'the strain. V _ . ,
em Colt ' “y A sixteenth iron; the finish Cudglfl
passed Fairy Wan , but, y as e
. Kelly Ramps 4W8; Frog: would. he could— make no impression
tern Juveniles in F13 on the flyingdeader, which not! a good
‘ three lengths to spare at the finish.
Stakes at Opening ‘ ‘ B
sm'rooa, Aug. 2.-——Andrew nu-
!er's' seven-year-old geuinz, Boomer.\
was hailed as the greatest race horse,
in training this afternoon by the en-l S
thust-stic crowd that watched him de-l C
teat with» W ease the crack-
ticid. opposed to him in the Saratoga
a Hanl‘cap, which was the feature of
day. 5
of activity on the turf, during which he,
,has shaped his name indelibly on the . such startling early speed that at the
recordss‘hy many brilliant performan-
ces. 3 Sufficient. therefore. to say that
under ideal conditions he surpassedV a
himself, proved that his stamina wasV v
equal to his unusual speed and in 331- Friend, which had an advantage or
loping home three lengths in front of V
the stout hearted Cudgei hung up a ‘
old War Cloud, favorite for the race»
but [which never threatened the old t
campaigners. t I
Western Colt takes Flash l 5
As Cudgel’e successes lust year were f
gained on Western tracksfthc triumph 1
of Reamer was a distinct victory iorV 1
the East. which came. as u relief to 1
the sportsmen of New York. who had
seen their two-yearolde easily taken
into camp in the Flash Stakes by Billy B , ,
Kenya cot that has been burning up . , . V ,. . _
W“! [WE HERE. Lighthouse Point on Sunday against‘
the Kentucky courses in the colors ol’i
W. 1?. Poison. , i
. There ,was a large field for the first.
of the many rich events scheduled for:
_ juvenileshmith Henry A. Porter‘s en“
try High‘Time and My Friend, the
favorite. Both‘ finished outside the Champion Light Weight of
money, second place falling to lRohert'
1.. (lacrry‘s lndwaosebud and third ioi
‘W. R. Coc's Star Realm. The time of
1:05 3—5 equaled the track record andt
is much faster than made by any of.
the previous winners of the Flash.
and passed Fairy Wand to take third
1 stars; On account of a previous stake
victory. Mr. Porter’s High Time had
. to carry 12? pounds, butxwith M);
the most brillltinli 999m“; 82]: 33:: Friend to accompany him the entry
season hail had. are in “1‘: mad: fluorite. while 10 to .1 mom
13 ago nst ‘Billv Kelly. which car- ing scored by either team wan made mu 1.; “'u to a com . _- , - -
‘i‘esterduy bv Pittsburgh and manila; ~-m"th hiseeii of men: l-dltiu'.“ Batmrmg that‘ path through tacks permitted. oneto m it there. ..
{Pittsburgh inciting two runain‘ on on?" M k i no; ng palm" Y’Vfitmng German defenses, “Hedi Notwithstanding this resistance" “lli‘eanwhtie the atrium MGM
. . . 9 VV .. r lion. and icuera a it. Will Lo an m‘ troops have made substantial fence V 1 the evident intention to!” between Sornandfi _ |
High Time and My Friend showed 45‘3”“ “mm”: 2 to 0' The p‘e‘i’fl‘flmal’k‘ 1‘“ ‘0 ”10 K- of C- W“! ~13! gains on either side of Fere-cn-‘t- I - we“ ' rues
/ ous no srore record was 18 tumors. ‘ h . - .. u for hi k 5.. . .. . .hght rather than to Wlhdraw, the with much of the old hitto a. '3!!!
end at the back stretch it i had . . . ,. 4 V .. ecu .unm.. D swor a on by Tardcnors. I‘ifll‘dt‘ fighting co'l‘luillieo lune m‘ pro [935 in the' an ad slackened and the mix
. no as iesteroav s was the longest nationallacturmg to and advising the boys in mm” on both sectors with‘the we‘Vcenter , of the ‘pockegt ‘ General: Veryh}; h the ”my met the my
, , . . . . . . ‘ > ' - - n c . '
:uno Iowan? “‘3 MN?- h V“ at my being forced back steadily. zFoch’s 905W seems to be m happ‘ 1c; inzmtry attack showed he had no.
Charles H. Ebbetts, or the Brooklyn 4“... ”...”, of the K o, o in om . . . , ,
V _ . ~ ~ -- uahcnts driven into the German ; . , . ' - .
two lengths on Billy Kelly. The poul- National League Club. yesterday lie”.lezscy. and was induced to volume” lines, General Foch launched‘Eggniaseuzgfogw £93,112?“ {:Lttligswpsuperiog grill: ”(list Division 13+
- ; r son r -
> ’ .
The son or Knight El‘l‘amv always a. rind 119 pounds and came from the
boulder hero with the crwd tint ”7°" West with a re utatlon of 1 tin '
a gala horse. is well in his fifth year one race. p o” 8 only
fmorntug that Benny
which has been a turf fixture sincecmmpiun “KillWEléht of the world,
13;;th Ho start a training camp in this city.~
hich was already beginning to crack
ondagc came with a belated rush
Fifteen sportedwiik for the Fipsh
. V ‘ed a“. mac .(.‘n 9 d at 1..) armld as u Knights of Colu l». . -* -
takes, both H. A. Porter and “LR. ' I u 3' to (mate *3 ’ m H E“: tly organlzed.
ue hemgrepresented by two young— to. Red Cross. They figured that wuVretary. Tom has enlisted in the navy;V Along the British front tllere'Ger . fi 11 . h . V .
the t-nearnet‘. movement and that they ,V and has been assigned to a submarine t mans are g ting t0 t e bitter ' .e of it. and four Americans on tho.
were letting the promoters oft lenientlr. chaser.
A world‘s record for big league beau-V
ballot for initials without new be.
nd second. High Time was in the
an three lengths in' front of My:
llilly Kel-t season should end.
pan—-
The other races were full of interest,‘ A'mct icrn liustcrn clubs.
he Steeplechase providing an excel-i
cut contest with J. E. Griffith's The'
ore making his run. After taking;
he lead he had to withstand chub,
Word was'l‘ecclvcd in Norwalk this
i
The Saratocu Handicap has only it VWHI be rememberedlhut Euchard‘
been on the books since 1901. but it "“4le "“5 Cit)" 801118 lime ago. as tho?
i3 :1 mrtheI-wtrihu‘9 to Roamprvs racing guest oi Missy Nellie Yorker. on her}
quality titatltio success marked the. ”in“. on‘"Newtown avenue, Chootnuti
thirfl time that he has been returned. Hill. and Benny liked Norwalk and the
winner of‘ the handicap. ‘He curried surrounding ‘houutry 80 well that lie
12% moods whenito triumphed tit-1915,“!!au‘declded to “purchaae'n ‘amht‘f farm ‘
“scored again with 122 pounds 1am and start his training quarters.
year, so that his teat today eclipsed
Leonard has been matched with Ted;
all. :36th carried 129 pounds and ran 'iKi " Jamie. for. the welterwelsht‘
with more vigor than everr. tchampionahip. and will b98111 training
Early in the season Rogmer w“ in at once. He will arrive in this city to.
partial eclipse owing to the good form
shown by Cudsal. but. though Cudgel
was at his best today. he w u no match
for the veteran. which is not likely to
be in receipt or weight from any man's'
horse while he retain his present won-
derful form.
. Reamer in Fine Pattie.
Time who have seen Reamer race
for years remarked that the old geld-
ing never looked better. The steady
old chap almost proceed to the post. so
anxious was he to show his speed.‘
Robinson held the lines on fRoamer.
and from the moment they appeared
horse and rider seemed. in perfect ac-
cord and hath were confidently bent
on success. _ I
From a good start the field Vrushedi
dowrrtite stretch with Fairy Wand ac-
-..m ...... mun BASEBALL
{Priscilla Mullens alongside to .insure
that the going was fast enough to‘
Vault. Cudgel. it was thought that Roa-
mer would enter a. speed duel with
these fleet lightweights. buttftobinson
to have the iavorite outrun his mount
and a pretty race began there. but;
ended for a time being when Roamer's
speed caused the Macomher crack to
drop back. , ~
Though the pace was fast it was
even. each of the. first three quarters
‘heing covered in exactly 24 seconds.
Thdt Gudgel was ableto keepup reas-
‘ onably close under these clrcumstan~
oes was proof ot'his: illness. and in the
middle or the bdcksh‘etch the top
weight was in fifth place and within‘
five lengths of the leader. Lyke saw.
at thls‘point‘ that he would have to
hurry to catch the’ fleet Fairy Wand}.
which was sou dancing along‘in' from.
with Reamer filling his time, a length.
such earnestness that he passed War
amour the-bond;
It time" too early even then for Roa-
mer tofiet about serious business. but
. a. speed gradually until he was going his
‘ swifteet «a he straightened outlier
‘. the nu home.» Roumerwaa winning
‘ so straight and truethat it“ wavi-
that no.1iorsecouldfitch him. and few
strides after Fairy Wand. had turned
the We 5!! £37. @3191“ NW“? track
NOON. Boater hadinnsIed-the filly.
i season's ago. -- .
away. Cudgol was sent along with! Manager Weiss will present the
g Next‘sunday means the first an-
worid. who. by the way. was one of the
winners of the first marathon races
ever held in the United States. which
was from Stamford to New York. in
September. 1896.
Benny Leonard will be seen quite
often around our little city hereatfer.I
and will go to Roton Point every after’
noon for a dip. which c‘bnstitutea an
important part 01 his daily [ruining
schedule. -
W
Won.
‘ 1 ‘ , s ' NBAY'Boaton ..... . ........ ‘60
‘ “ - .. . w , Cleveland ........... 55
_ Washington ......... 52
”"—“" New York ........... 48
The Brooklyn Nationals with Rube Chicago .......... 44
Marquanl and Jack Coomha on the Detroit .............. 1:;
firing line and supported by Zack $§ixi§3§ifix§”.".l7mss
Wheat, Jake Daubert and all of the '
regulars, will play the New Haven Games Today.
Colonials at. Lighthouse Point, Now
Haven, on Sunday afternoouManugcr
Wilbert Robinson has given assurance
that he will put on the field every one .
or his regulars and intends to show.
up Weise' team for the beating the.
Colonials gave Brooklyn a couple of
strongest club he has had this sea-J
'pearance in New Haven of. Coombs.
Marquard, Daubert, Wheat and many
to? the big leaguera troni Brooklyn and
Uncle Will Robinson promises to be
L
. the and Hugh J. Betty.
‘8, be the mm
,on ma himsoit and direct the play. .
. ingot tits team. . ‘ , '
' .Wlthfthe ~86!!ch season opening in .
.lVInri-lsonr: N.J. and . VMontredl. mg»._;'_.mV YORK, Aug. 2,,
. ,- .leaaue cluhu are scarce tor Sunday 3;. ‘ ‘ ' '
lithium .nround here and liltiwms ,
lrook waiting until the for turn 1 Two former maraihoir celebrities.
' ’e'eJohnny Hates, who carried the min
of Uncle Sam to victory in the London
mg“ J’V’BQ‘ “M39“? of firm anr Olymnc marathon of 1903. and To!!!
0 win handily by lhreelengthg Morrisoy, who beat Hoyt-s in ti
ton murqun the slime year. in
city slaving more tha’n a minute
i the Coloniala.
though the entry might finish first l..cngue game ever played in this on!
liostcru trips oi the National \‘l'estmu
.‘
to Him
SPORTDOMFOWENT
Ti c Grand July in Baltimore yeatcr-i Tom Lnnsbt‘fli's record {91‘ 9J9 311'
Plflce-E‘Y" lgmtgfintetm‘d Cudgel.V ' day ordered the promoters of the re” Willi} “immune. Icon will be‘
" ry ‘V ' u Bub" cent boxing show at which Dundee $1134 "0'9“ The“? me EMMY will 3"
l
. . , mm were unexchanged “m” the‘clarcd in o statement that he vo-‘d . . . . ~ 1 .
new record for the track of 2.02 15,| stretch was reached, but with Billy? . ta tr Xrm milk? mroad. V :hcavy attacks and their results brought worthdvhilc grins. Thnrs- clare their orders were to “91 d MW
nearly two seconds faster that V19 Kelly let down to show his ten -s . .
previous mark 0} 2:04. WW“ “9 made there was a lightning change thiampsifig ’99“ “3
as gothrfe-yeflrfiti hill V1911; ndage was half way down the stretch
to. ames ur ‘ iy had sod both of the tot ' ‘ . .
third. a DECk‘h front” 0‘ the lightli'; ler Calllfldid‘ates. The Weéfeii‘lng 32]: Pm” “grad til: glut: otieacuV‘otV:
weighted Fairy wand. which set the “incited the judges’ stand 1W9. lengthu“ “on 0! t «um ry a or c has; .
puce'fllat led to the astonishing record in front of Lady Rosebud. which‘out-l
'l‘hen, well beaten. came the three-year gamed Star Realm for the pin c e. idm'" and the Western "11“. of the
u joint meeting or National and Amt :-
lul~ owners to decide when the.
1
He mmmwflw Yonkew ltulimmme ‘9 “ml” applicant has been widcued. while. 01er the ertillerv has been no to have little doubt that there is “ll
smstucn as Sc‘l‘ond class machuust breast and southeast the Germans five ”elsewhere 01; thc western lack of troops hem“ them." 4
the navy 'l'am alerted his athletichfl the small pocket between Scr— front. the Germans seemingly (N THE FRENCH FRONT: [IN
Gil-””l’l‘ “8 a cross-country runner. I“ grand way are m a fair way {paying all their attention to the ‘ FRANCE August 2. (By The “*m’t‘t’
|thc ltollyuood too A. A. in 19-)5. lie-Vic being cut oil completely. iMarnc battlefield. The aerial 1d Puget—The important town
tshles M'illlililg the Boston marathon: Combats of the grcatcst intcnsi- fighting on the British front has Vili enJl‘ardeuois out
of ithl‘, 'l‘om captured the firs! Nc-thy marked the Allied torn-anthem heavy for the past few days." “:8 Marne he s. been encircled
York indoor marathon in the sure movement Thursday and Thursdaygeneral“. a sign of upproachihp' :1 Amed fork.“ .
vBtil‘. mud in 19cc. won the live evening. The Germans used every infant“: Inoyelueuty}, Wednesdm" 1f”. French are continuing to. it“
nmrathon. lie tuned omit-salami la-‘naturui advantage to tilefull “‘ldLBritish‘ airmen accounted f.,',.' e d haVe taken. “1de
ter in the season. Yonkers police de- had pmtcctcd their positions with thirtvcfivc cncmv machines. tu'cn- "m9 an d villages at "m.“ part!
ideur purintnl‘sllocs will he Uncle Siiul'ri plenty of barbed utire aud/ illlll-:1V\,«i;‘ “f whichvwcre (195”.me Erma-133m between 56.530135 ”1% at
‘i
it is safe to predict that this big
Yesterday’s Results
M
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
l Ghlcago. 5: New York. 0.
Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati. 0.
Standing of the Cluba.
day and, until he secures a place or
his own, will train on Miss \‘orkea'igmtsaf'toirk'm ........ g;
farm. on Chestnut Hill. which. accord Pf" hu 1 """""" 49
ing (0 Benn)" ‘8 a“ we”! ”1“” ’Phllidelgiilanu """ n
1““ “0"“ ‘3 WW Md 00‘ W "h“ or i npu W41
by his chief miner, Dr. Louis Lieb- B“; V“ -------- 41
gold. the champion eat-walker 9f the Egan)“ ' -------- 41
St. Louis . . . ....39
Game: today.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brookllm.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
82
37
43
48
49
50
54
59
\
St. Louis gr rattan-1pm..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. -'I; Detroit. 0:
Philadelphia. 4: Cleveland. 0.
Chicago, 2: Washington. 1.
Boston. 2: St. Louis. 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston" at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
baseball feature will draw the banner. League and tho club owners do not
crowd of the season as everyone: seem to care who knows about it. one
the World to (w T 'li- seems much interested in the attracl-1 faction gs headpd by Garry licrrmann. . . . . V
1‘8! ion and appears anxious to sec than?‘ who, anxious- ‘0 "Wu his place as gum and large quantities Of ma'i'vvhich forms the watershed between dciisblfid- Splendid "3‘3““ “a“ M
mg Cain * f - r
”on! This guy ‘ of the world's star players in action.
The game will start at 3:30 o‘clock' is catering: moi-e‘o’r'lcss to Ban John-'
.4! liar-tiara. Um!
in: (or tomorrow 5 c '. and . _
Hen-mun width“ n? ‘ "he'hmdwmmfi the ”'50“me Monolith?! marathon: is descrln- day evening. A115: Em".
counter attractionitu thagorm of
,. meeting oLtha National Councilman . . .
Philadelphia. 7-1; St. Louis. 0.34m“l a joint conference of the motor line northward to Someone. which,
second game. 10 innings.
Pittsburgh. 2: Boston. 0 (21 innings).
606
:533 . 1'3. 8. Johnson. The head of the Amara
i L 9 seem t v i . t . “3 been.
“73‘ can “a“ a 0 ha a wilted 't‘thc two German buses along tilt-Wm”8h which the W“ k.
.458,
.451\
c
1395‘
i
l
_ “fl", “It! . _ V . ' t,- . ,.
night 0 3 m mp'Amencan and French troops cur-1‘he “”9 “15° means that the German 1 Baltimore. hid-""4931!“
"l‘ener. but as a supporter oithe 1110'“ ily 18“!!!le ”Nu?- ”m that they probe-V
lwh'on the Toner-Johnson‘ilght dml~
o I
Lost. . ..
37 .619
43 .561
414 .542
45 .516
50 .468
63 .448-
63 .436
56 .494
Buii‘aio. '1: Jersey City. 4.
Toronto, 7; Newark. 1.
Bing‘hamimi. 9: .‘Syraeuae, 2.
Baltimore; 6; Rochester. 5.
*—
Standing at the Clubs.
_ Won. Lost. RC;
Cloudra'lid marina Millions and was? son and even stronger, that the Colo- Binghnmton 2'... ”“55
i" thirdupllen L4“ 3“!“ 1.16m ““8 nials that defeated thc‘cmcagli' White Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . .58
Sox 4 to 3 recently at Lightlmuae Baltimore -‘-""-"-‘53
Point. Weiss expects: to use Chief ‘
Robinson letthe gelding increase his! Bender in the box and will vintroducolgumm _ , , ”..38
'several new faces on hisclub. '\ \‘ symm' . ............ 21
nit yum. , . Vdrctls of machine guns. i'l‘lu‘ British lost four. Rheims
chairman of the, National commli‘llon, tt-rlul (if all kinds. I Stho 0mm and the Aime, the advice: obtained thus early in the «mm
1 hurtling forward between thc indicate .which will continue during the coming
. k. Daily sessions are: being!”
son. The other fraction. the sire of
which is very much undetermined. is
led by John K. Tiller. The other day. .
Tenor called a Nailonul Leanne meet-
ila s .
Vtxtxm ?:£$T:&T: since the first days of the Allie
; the National Lonnie owners in a mum
WOII- Lnat. P C- V dary and the issue is awaited with can‘t.
Rslderable interest. especially by ont‘i
9 .is rcportcd unofficially that the. L
perhaps serious situation for the soul - ' co rt itself has bean taken.
00‘1”.“ 1‘ dated!“
his place right. behind the president ot
tTURNING POINT OF misixtmiies to the south. Thus, tliegfight. He avowed with tears that“
l WAR MAY BE REACH-Germans would have to retire aedid not like it. pthérs prisoners. :
1 ED TODAY FROM AD_Imaximum of six miles to piaceiuked why the Americans were _
\VVICES Rfiemn their line east of Fere on a hori-Vthem, replied:
V .zonAtai withlthat to 62er west. ~. “ ‘The Americans have good food
" ' parent -' the, . man Crouuythelrsmmachl. while the Germ
(Continue From 2.9 One). iPrinlzné has geselved ~to hold his‘ly have poor stuff that no one
._ " . _ present-line at all costs, and to go ‘ ti it upon‘.‘ ' '.
fponcnts “VI-’3." until the defenses inort‘hmard to the line of the VesleV ‘ <ot tar 1mm this front a some .
along the \ eulc could be thorough-Emmy before Allied pressure. 38— ' ::etic group was mood. Therein?
:~ports from the battle zone say the e G ~n~~4~ and an officer on m
i
t.
E
Vhavc been raiding operations, with fend, and seldom retire. The Crown V V .h er. It had been a mm to 8;! fit
tthe (lei-man :mllery (111"e acme Prime aleo seems to have made ev-‘ish, and the last lime. ricnn to scram.
- ‘1" "“0““ “0 ors. ‘ .e afiort to or noise his dcfeu- 1: this bavonet dowarua‘ iaa
The athlete, record of H i- g = . , , -‘ . ’3' ‘8‘ . ed thrus .
' “’9‘ ° “.may have formed to hold his 011-. sea, as well as time and Allied iii-{to earth tojignuy that he was mm
amp 1”" "m he met Jam ”Mu” Taking advantage 0f the tW‘Nmor hard at vulnerable points and intention or retiring unless compel!”
l . V .
mlrcudy have proved the valuc of day and appear likely to provide at all comV especially at Hill“ 1
Morrisscy rcslgned as sergeant in'Vthc positions. \\ est ot itcrc, the more ‘(northwest otSerlngeS). They seemed
hc‘oaetérll'lltl
i
V ‘ l d I _ , ‘ ' ‘ '
. 0. . bvatVnVliViuVulVrVuVl VVprVisont-r?3 \VitcchV ...... . The enemy is “swing “399,”,le
cap tun V)_\ Vlt . rum. 1, r1 1st. LONDON, Aug. 2.—Yeeterday's and losing in prisoners .
SPLIT IN NATIONAL and Americans, bringing the t"“‘19i“rnnoo-Britlsh attack on the weate‘rlr .
«~— \ :for- thc second Marne battle to' f f ' ‘ “ s- "' ' ' . '-
_ ‘ov T344100 Between Julv 15 and Vside oi the Marne salient was on uV . EVENlNG sESSION ”We;
There is r spilt , in the Nationul ‘ '. , ' , ~ front of five. miles nudipeuetrated to n; - - ,_
‘ July .11, 33.400 (wormans \rcrc cup- . mximum depth of three miles. accord-2 The ladies in charge of the iocolVenf
lured by the Allies. hcsitlcs munytmg to news received today. 1. result- rollment of Norweik young *m” m"
guns, great. numbers of machinc E 9““ the capture of the 9mm ridge the U. s. Nurse's Training Classes m
Qurcq wilted“ Huicn, \vcst Of The French also captured the entire wee , .
)crc. British and French troopsleniere Wood on the line to the at the Armory from 10 a. rd. _
:cupturod (.‘l‘ammst‘ilt‘ and (‘rum-.north of Goussancourt, at about the noon, and trom s will 5 p. in. ....
who and important. heights and center of the salient. ‘. 1119 only waning passion thus
are approaching the hills aroumli we advance by the Allieaaionx m9 lo the campaign lgunuguncsd mun?
mane“ ""R t! A v “t. V th P1 . V at _ I? ' V ’ VV L
a ten: new post nous, c ramo- “-153 um . air wm,mm__posgmy 9 p, m.. to en to with . um. m .‘V
Brit-tub forces outflauit the German the H ' i t I thing .the Ames “me n be mmt 1,, the My a. no.
. ha” M“ “NICE-.119 German opportunittho becomVe‘gfamfllar ;m _V
has been Virtually unchanged hm, retired mm a“ lime. .. the ...an Q! m: Writ, :1“me i ‘
~ . they wish ‘- ' ‘- ' .’ .
. ' .' . . .. The importance of the victor), it is
.couutcr-oficnsnc. They also “”13!an ”as in the “at that the new
étllreuien titc strong enemy pomttou Allied positions command the wholaVV , ,.
am to the northward and take in V . .
flank and rear the entire western gate; .: . -
1m the woods north of Forc.
At (immuillc the Allies arc with—
?in scvcn miles of Bazochcs, one of.
least the sympathy oi Terrmltnn. and V. . .1 . . nothing, This am in a nest of Gor- f
therein “as . Very embon-aulnx “aft cslc. the otln r bcimz Ftsmcs. it ’man rotor“! and rial d artillery. I
'Gcrmuus have begun a retreutl
tor major league. i ‘ . - ’by‘ the French, the advices add. . 1 -. -
from Luuuoy, two miles north of The “mute 0‘ me important groundi. hamaVegetaflo
Until yesterday licrrmanu’a only.Grand R 010v \ ‘ "
, . .. . » 9 heights to me mteriy side 0!! and Was Cured;
known ally was Barney Dreyiuss. LastV Eat and Southeast of Fang. on th
rdinar-t
be able to retire in an o I gunned
. r .
w group—not ” an antagonist 0 Hard the bin-den of the day as sue-3““ “m
position that conditions demand a joint gififunfix trlfgl'sfigfgdgiignflfi bly will have to go beyond the flier.
conlel‘enCe with the American League.’ ' ' '
l . ' 1
t ' ' . . I.“ \esle in their retreat. .
16am" m the “90k by the Ame The situation is considered as extra-
tcuns was utilized as the startingl he
lpoint of a further advance. This 0"“le ‘wd' being dumbed in Lb .
hi 1 unborn declared lost mmbiwith the Frouhh blow on the casts ““1““ u “‘9 Vturnin: ”1121:!“ in:
a cam, eru flank which resulted in the summer campa g“ a“ peas i
. e_ .
thatrhe ”m “mung“ absolutoiyn capture of Romiguy places thc‘.“‘°‘°"’“‘
oped over the Perry case Ebbets took
canary. He said that the V exisencleo Ge . _ V . V 4V“ British have
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