nutrition:
Knockout King Won Seven-~
teen of His Twenty-Two
Fights in 1918 by the
Sleep Route
llNlisllllfiifillllW‘
m .uiitir?’
.l look Jess Willard‘s;‘fsave him for
‘ lnnu exactly 625 seconds to take
‘lu- joy out or lite ‘for ten of the”
non: heavies who had some sort of;
do; tl ' J; k De 3 s 5' was a‘ L . l . '
,,.§m.,§ “" ‘° “F 9. . 6 ill Othermse Hugms’o lions!
lu- latest sensation in the heavy- IS Class-y in Every ‘De.
it ranks tied Ferocious Freddie
-v. into a knot and Freddie woke partment
illeen seconds later. Then Por-v
w inn tried it and stalled slxty- The Yanks 100k better this year
: :econds before he went out and
make- matters worse Jack gave
l another try and was just six sec-l
. ~l.~ taster this time in putting the.
. llllt; over. making a grand total oft tle manager with the big punch. has
».t_\ two for Porky on his second . an arrnv of talent on. the Yank roster
.l,‘:;lt'.’ll'i|llCP. Arthur Pelky lastedlwhich has made the hearts of New
y-one seconds and Jim Flynn sew, York f-lns glad for in New Yaw the
_ . . i . ,
\ (‘harley Miller called every-trans who follow the Im'erlcan leng-
h us: off after seventy-two of theiuers are predicting big filings for the
" Ilc ticks. and then Bob McAllister. Clan Hugzlns this your.
[walk a whole lot of time and went! The signing of pm” and Baker
you]; out. in two minutes and ten ‘ knocked the. last of Huggina‘ worries
sunntl‘l. Toni McCarthy stood him into n cocked but just. before the
Lil. for exactly one minute. and “our team gm down to bald work at Jack.
«I» Smith had a dati- or smnr-lhing sonville. True Dutch Leofiard lg
41"“ “PM ““1"." 1"“ about “5 “m“ a“ still a _holdont as this is being writ-
lv' BM in ”I“ limi- Th” spectator.“ ten .hut. Hug isn't losing sleep orcr
3"“ """”‘“'"‘""-”’ “’"l .4" home and Leonard. for if a player decides ‘o
lull; up lht' Ulll Moguls “'llcn. :tllt-r quit bn"eball. what's the use?
>1\|.\-t“'U N“""”"-" (’1' “'"f‘ -““';""'"" Baker and Pratt will be bask at
Jl-tmt'l' 1"“ "“"l M011“ "3M9“ their respective ponitlons .tllird and
ll"’tlllL’ll the ropes. took his sent. got SPt‘Olld, When the curtain goes up.
llgu shook hands and (hit!) went out. ill \Yallie l'ipp'will retain his job at
"3‘ “V“ seconds. _ _ first base and Roger Peckinpaugh
.. lzizorcy's lt‘l’tll‘ti tor qlllc'li knock- will N- found m short once mm.
..I. ?.~ llllt'qllzlllt‘d in the history of . The Yank outfield. somewhat of H
'Iil~::l \\'lli|t- llt' (llfl not do its puzzlv l0 Huggins in the “—3). 0f d9“
.. l‘ ' w it as a I‘s-w other boxern dld ciding who to play in right field. “.5”
r; in. any; (lllllnll 1913, his pcrmrm- otherwise consist of l'ing Eddie in
"" l“ ”l“ “l““l'Wd ““10 “Tr" left and Dutfv Lewis. secured
m >[H‘t'lilllliil‘ than any other ficlll- ‘
llt- appeared ill twontyonc hat-
tlurinc the year and won seven-
11 via the knockout roulc. Hp lost
- lol'ert-c's decision. in a bout. with
.lllt- Mechan. and engaged in tlII-I-c
on vil't'lslUll affairs. l
than at any time since Colonels Rup-
pert and Huston acquired control of
the club. .
Dhfiinutive Miller Huggins. the lit-
Fonr czllldidnt.es-—(.lccl-ge. Ilalas.
Frank Kane. iSam Vick and Elmer
Miller-are still battling for the right
field job at this auditing. with Halo»-
the favorite in the betting.
Behind the sticks Huggins
fiannnh .and Harold
will
i have “Tuck"
ll \Rl) BLO“’ To ‘ Ruel. not. to mention Earl ‘Baldwin.
’ . . r S from Oakland. who has made a (10-
KA‘ Y CREW ‘ cidedly favorable impression.
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. 2 in dire Bog ..
\\'\'.-\l'(>l.l.\' Mil. April 17.-—Tlle The Yank human who will carry
\' Ivy} llopt-s of success in the rowing the had are Emic Show. George Mo-
---llllll here- Saturday when the Navy midi-:9. Jnck Quinn. Allen Russell.
J and plebe eigllts will be pitted Dob Slluwlmy. Herbert Thomahlen.
I... .4... yummy and freshmen Pete Schneider and Frank Olloul. lr
». u; llaH‘ul'd and Princeton were Leonard reports the man‘ will be
.. Mow leslorday when it was am much stronger. 1'01‘ Leonard is “'01:"
- ...t.tl lll.ll svvt‘l'al of the oarsmen “lCh «'1 pitcher or class.
"lltl lw lmrt-d because they were g additio ' .tohla regular infield
., ml llil>zlll>llutlllry in studies. Each ' E! has . ilson l‘ewuter and Adr-
( nut-1. loss will be three. or four men;§0:ljmu togglfiogbuie ‘ &
ll)>~t‘." tn Illt' \‘aI‘Sl. ,wltl'be {cry . _ one‘ ’i 9‘41me _ ‘
u), a.~ \'. lugrnlxang‘the‘povtcrml'é’rflfiw Timfim ”hm W
'll-t all:l (halt-.4 and Renellie" "re Sub 10kt)"; gardeners.
., .u-tl trunnion-lt- b.3513; but; at». ,flfbgrull ‘ l»
.. mt llll)l"‘.~ m tllo- n3. .. .. . . . . , ‘ : -- ."' .. . _ .
..l 4) rtl'ct-lwl. Illlls crippling the teain.'a fulfil. 800138 infield combination.
\\.\'Al‘()l.lh‘. April lT.—Happlness There Is nothingwronx with Frank
..\ lulu-u lllt‘ ]IlaCe of sadneirs at the We" n01' Rom Pecklnmgh. and.
\ -' --l in'ulnvuv, the authorities having- :ltthoufh PiIDD‘ts not a. whizz With "IO
(Ullrt‘lltifd to hold in abeyance the ban a . W "m 1 0011198 to consistent hit.
lli'llllsl three members of the first; ting he. can in?! the initial bag Well
.~u— and two of the fourth-class row- Enough to .8811“! the al’erue mana-
Lil: against Princeton and Harvard 3"" Pratta ability to show his be!“
lit-re. Saturday. - means much to "'9 yanks. '
it had been announced this weekI Th“ “"9 '0f 3 finial: Hugins' men
that they would not. be allowed to row will make. if the WNW-1' ‘8 guessing
on account of deficient scholafitic ”Elm," dcpcnds on the attack of the,
work for the whole term indicated that ”,“b with the bludgeons. if they can
llwv were within the safety zone. How- 1'" 000513”le a major part of tin
men the incident has been taken as a 593999 they flt‘t‘ Burr to wind up in
warningf to all lllldhhipmen that "my the “'7'“ “"1“” and mill Dlzurc in
"ms: keep their scholastic. work up or'a “Wk “n" Mk ”‘09 for the Hug.
be- kept from contests with other in-l
slitlliona in any branch of athletics . ’DERIPSE
in;
YHAS
RITCHIE WILL 9
MAKE 142‘ 'le name of fuck— Denipsoy's candi-
‘ datc for referee in his champion
\\'illil- Ritchie says he weighs less ship battle with Jess Willard on July
on.” Ill pounds rizln now and is not 4 has «been made public. He is Char-
H x mi.- tn fake off any more poundnme.‘I icy “my. the. ymminent sports-
o mi}. 1/, «iii :‘ilrllie is going to make. man of Bum-ale, who after several
IM- ll: pounds ringside for Bennxfeonforences with Jack Dempsey and
!.~umml in slit-1r match at Newark? Manager Jack Kearns in Buffalo on
\ ml 3‘. ”Hill easier than will Leon- Monday afternoon consented to al-
.t t In lln- usual drying out of the be- .low the use of his name for the im-
:.. 1- lllt‘ mill. “lllch keeps the stomach oortant assignment.
m l'(llll”li()” as much as dropping a “Jack and I went to Buffalo to ask
. ...h- or publ'tls. Ritchie can make the Murray to accept." said Kean-us. “for
Irhl without effort, if his state— the time for naming the referee is
. 4:1 i> ruv- ln- will surprise several soon to expire. We have gone over
\\ lln lit-lic-Vo him nearer a mid- the lists of referees in the East. and
~- w‘w than a lightweight. We want to get away from those who
. have affiliations with various con-
cerns or individuals. Dempsey him-
iself suggested Murray. He has con-
;senlcd and we will notify Tex Rfck~
ard of our clloisv at once. Jim Grif—
fen. of San
If»
Slim Brennan May
Referee Coming Bout
<l'llv ll: "tili.'|, \. it.» is “‘1 ll')\n()“'l) in. second pink"I‘Filnclfico. Will be there and spoke of Jpfll‘it‘fi' NPR!"-
. .. p , . .. . -. . -1 _ i . - .in in his native stau- and all
I, '|”‘[.H‘ 'f!”'h~”'.';,“l'.”~ “f’ffl” {l‘ 1‘5“ "9;! u is Murray’s lwllor that W'illard : so" of thing. ”‘8‘!
. ‘7 “ ”‘_"' “ d “ “l 'lsvnO“ 'Will not stand for him acting as the“ “Vl'elUve all fall now and then 1
“If ”\t-“mk Iv- lmnlw. “l” In all« “lllild man." Some ycar< afzo before . guess and [ fell for 1:“ch Then
'n‘t -.ll._\ it! I. ,. lliv' llwnm Leonard-Jess became champion he broko n i came the blow-off and the mopping
I.‘ I]... Lining» Hm “I my“ lint-bar's; oontract which ordered him to has 01' thefighi by the Governor’s order!
;, ,v,‘ 3, “ML ‘ H L...” ._. 1”“),ch One-Round flat-1.; at the Quecnsburv Naturally. I felt badly about 1.,me
. , “Will. in Buffalo. The Club through
Slim {8; Murray chased “’illard all over the
illtclrlc country. and finally compelled him to
rill-pfil'c‘ll to consent tolbox Davis at the original terms.
:elcctcd m. have Mackey! Through court. ruling Willard had to
‘ av for th . :1 e.
l .-I~ lire-ll l’lll is: that pronlotcrs' curl D ' 0 Ch .5
I lo-l’vl'tw ho will probably be the
» i if omit-l in sum: illii!
:i-I’Yll. Nuivl'irlnl‘y to him.
«fill
H’lit'iill
ill I»
luilfriendly tovvard Murray since.
Hin‘kIe gal Rickard
ORGANIZED BASEBALL ' ”’9‘“ F's“ were“
XSKS FOR NEW TRIAL Matt Hiukel. Cleveland boxing pro-
, . _____ moter and referee, held a conference
“'ASHIXGTON. April 17.—counsel"“'- “gm “'3‘“ T“ men'd- “mum?"
“marlin-d baseball yester
'«l man.
. Jens Willard. which is scheduled for
, meow court requesting a new trial
lll'.‘ llallimore Federal W‘me 4“ Bloke] declared alter m'm
Hll's~ suit for $90,000 damages under
. Sherman anti-trust law. Hearing
m llw motion was set for April 26. A
ring was primarily to acquaint the
motel- and the referee with each other.
. . . . Hinkel has been W extensively
.\ recently awarded the" Baltimore _ . -
t'llll) $60,000 damages. which in a final . as the probable m for the “a?
bottle. The aerator! promoter de
Judgment would be tripled, as the unit
l~ under the anti-{mt law.
Retrial was'a'qu'I—“on the. grand.
that the jury’nyordict was not in u-
cord with ”hum ‘
the court . ‘ 5
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Llli' Red Sox. in the middle pastnru ;
.er comet'to Bridgeport at once.
i _Presiilent Lane‘s intention to hold 'nl
cbni'erence with his manager at ihel
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tttmee that'flle pnrpoae of the. meet.-
chnd that while he would reign-xx
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:BRIDGEPORT 'ro STAR!
,2 PRACTICE ON MAY 1
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l liridgeport's Eastern League club
, will start their season's practice about
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warded to Manager Ray Grilles by
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1 under way once it is assembled.
1 It is thought now that the prelimi-
lnarey metice will b? gotten
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E pom will have two full
i which to practise and. round into form
t for the season.
{players to be on bond on the first of
f the month have alnady been sent out
by Business Mnna‘er Jim Kelly. l
Howie Baker. the 'Holyoke utility
.man. who last m did such good
‘ work at second house. has been signod.
Baker was exceedingly popular all lost1
.season with the Bridgeport {one and;
is a likeable chap personally. He can:
play any position on the diamond M.
performs well rich the bat.
TEX RICKARD’S 3
BIG MISTAKE;
Tex Rickanl is often build harping
on his favorite topic—«ho Jim Jol-
rluJack Johnson fight. “1 mod
one mistake in signing that bout." he
has declared on neural com-ion.
“Thai. is why I nun going so slowly
with the Willard-Denney fight. as
far as detain are cancer-ad." ‘
"When ,the match was node i m;
figuring on M ii in Salt Lola.
(lily. Utah- 1 but a good propodtionl
there. and if I bod me through witbl
it the .gate would have been around
. 8500.000.
3 "However. San Francisco penile
began urging me to take the bout
to take the contest out to the wilds
of Reno. But the main thing that.
,hurts the worse was the attitude of
many of those in ’Frigco who had
becnflthe most persistent in urging
'me to keep the bout in California.
' These folks to a man came out and
- praised the Governor for his refusal
'to allow it to so on. Not one of
. them had the decency or fairness to
take my side of it.
. “Before i cart to get randy for
"the Willard-Dempsey bout. I'll have
'. every assurance tho! than viii be no
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v filed a! the proposed heavyweight champion? for any man to take one on the chin the a m ' “
,., . and ‘rnnc .nemdfwmm w
r. motion. in the District of Columbia ship bout bemoan Jnck Dempsey. and I took mine in San ‘ loco mill-m. m.
l 1909. Never again!"
TEAél-IERO or mun ,
, to more PAPER
l.
eastern animal main
mmmidmb'
Hfltim over-
]ioundland “ere favorable enough to.
under-[in hi3 Mal'tinaydc
l way about May 1. and as the season‘
does not open until flay l. the Bridge:
weeks in}
Notices ordering oll'
Barium-la. it“ April minis}
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. wet. and twirl-w ' F ' i
can we francs MR 7c M
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HAIRY G. “WK E;
“'ealller conditions have held up the start in the first attempt to mkean airplane flight
Europe. Harry G. Hawker. who is to pilot a-Sopwii—h machine. has been waiting
with Int-ulenunl-Conlnlander Mac Kenzie Grieve, his observer. for word from the C
Zsrd good flying. Both Hawkcs and G
Rn: under the delay.
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~moffiw‘futhM-fhclhtb \
+ceml£nnlof the aid-w puny-1m
dud-Dempseymlll. Intuition-fine~
. capacity. l
Frankie Contirey. the. 1|ng Iro- iipr the first 9.! July. Ave. N. 7..
mommy charm: it»: male to”
Villa,
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'Bngcgainnndwm firstbesccointhe.
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'l‘endler scrap in m on April 28. 5 Champion Bunny hon-nu flr~
. "ugklhoofla‘e‘m'PH
Matt Hinkle, them clam mile:- to ‘21 a mum m on.
sportsman and fight mime, and would noisi- you to Wfllie Ritchie,“
in New Stork mm; In in (tort clipped a few to Bonny in Tristan»
stay. Home iamoffieaofioolm ly.
dilutes for the nominating Wit-d...
An Ohio man hue invvnlvd a 4.»
{cheat and squall-mat third m h are knob which. "M ”W 'i“ “'3...-
W and would be we fight mi] h illuminates an (iconic hill) 4“”.
the ”5113913139.. 1‘ lilbnw‘ the WW 110044110”.
John :3. Foster. 8* Ghats' m ("mmlo Mach unys,elm1inalcthefl—
wry, is poem Ital] he. the“ of ' lair mark and ”‘mmamum
“aw, m. he M “t h“ w ElihOX m. If “wa 1“ ll) m.
NEW for m at h “or“ Connie is a Iii-101m” in his -
sum, N. (2.. lain mum flied H "mm "be“ a “W" w
”.000 “to.“ that of ‘7” h ‘ to wreck the Manet hv opened a H
Norm which 6W ‘ M ‘11? (If lh!’ sparkling fluid. M5 h
which would have filled the ball park 3 ”“9” W "‘4‘ 0mm"
f No matter what may be said a"
One 0f the bent moves on the port of baseball recordr in thv war. it .1
the Gum“. managerial W a. thin. lb? remmebered lilthlllhlllv‘ national m
action in throwing open the polo; ”mfh‘m‘ “"" ”hum“
grounds on every Monday and Friday, “"‘"“_
to the vioundvd solicitors in New York 1: 13mm [.ch
hospitals. 1 PW FOR
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from
for several days at 8:. John. N.
America hi
nominal and ‘ Eng: :51:
rit-ve say the plane is capable oi malt
mom
. May 1. and instructions have been for-9 5‘
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' ST.'JOHNS.N.1’:‘1 April irrwmle‘ .
, President Clark P. Lane in have himi weather condition «It at an we" “4 a“ ‘ ”1‘ “9““ 0°“
It is. too unsettled today to permit Harry
G. Hawker. Auctrnllan air-Inn. or
mum rind. to st”! their m-l
this . section of New-
allow Rnynhnm to take a test flight!
biplane.
.nlrezuiy has made his final trial trip
in lllx Sopwith. and tonight both
chines are restlnulin their hangar-a.
with petrol tanks filled, ready to (“e
the air at the first signs of clearing.
To both machines had been lined’
the seal of the Royal Aer-o Club. but,
until today Raynham. who ind rub-
ed the work of assembling-“his plane
while his competitor was held to the
ground for six days by Ill-i.
fog and snow, had been unable to
give his plane an initial tryout in the
air. »
The. Marlinsydc Was piled out
from its canvass Mr 3! Qumri‘
at about noon and the We: up.
instead of taking on from a road in
mm of his ":iirdmme." u be had
planned. Raynham and his navigating
Major C. W. Mouton. roge hum a bit.
of pasture land nerby.
Up into a flock of penguin darted
the scarlet and White flying mnchine.
The sun. seldom seen in this fickle
Newfoundland spring. sham down
(tun a sky in which few clouds hov-
ered .and the wings of the ”fine
(loomed as the whim: finial over
the flying field before heading in»
land. Later the mainline.de over
the harbor'e mouth ‘6 Ca. vh a.
series of spirals. autobi- hm“
divldi Valley. near its hangar. mum:
a perfect landing. Te maximum al-
titude reached was 4.5.0 “at.
Raynham reported that he had
found the machine “fit to fly.” The
only trouble encountered was I. jam-
med control. but this was easily fixed
in the air. A check_ made after land-
ing showed that (u Wm had
sutfered no body a: I" m.
On the trip Malon- Moran team
out his wireless receiving uprarams-
He said he received perfectly I“
cases from the
Raynham and Morgan observed
“leg,- flight great fog banks a the
coast. rising from floating ice and ex- 3‘8th gasoline and grease
thElelllilllls lithium
Hawker l
mantle.
Ml!
Wm
mmW‘lte-Senunel.
car that
Mayodhlowondmnd gear,but
new to jerk in high gear unless cu-
Capmn Frederick e. Raynhiun, mam "mm“ “HMO.“- M flm- that than} unwmbm
*1: in high wd'dnolow M
est possible date so thatf’no tlnlolla'nflc race murmur w d- it km and. 3 mm h All?!“
' wasted in getting the lc-zu'nf “'9‘! by "'9 London 9‘"! mm'vhwwno mm‘mnme‘mfimms to be
Hale does not choke ‘whcnvgas in ad-
rum
raced. Please explain this trouble.
. E. K.
Probably your air adjustment is
no- lmk. giving you too much air. Try a
readjustment of carburetor as recom-
mended for M. A.‘fn this department.
Motoring Mutant, The Sentinel.
--The glean: in my car are becoming
noisy. but if I fill the soar-case With
all it runs out around the universal
pint. rating the oil. is there any
11in, m- to silo-no the gears without must-
ing so numb di? F. I.
it the ends of the shafts are mt
provided vim surfing boxes to keep
the until, you must use a heavier oil
a- a median we. The better way
hufitmcbq-ingzlnnmnerm
present 1033 of (II. As the wear in-
crcaoes now all will sort out.
Motoring Departnent. The Sentinel.
—~l noticed on a. few an a steel spike
locked on the front uni to prevent
theft. It was about nix inches long.
with pound end. You would confer
a favor should you furnish me with
the inventor or make or else aayAwnnt-z
You will have to inquire of your sup-
ply denier for this device as we have
no information as to its manufacture.
mm
It seldom ocean to n man that. he-
ought. tantalum mic-ting on. but
this should be due,
nevertheleu.
Hoot people rely on the strainer in
duh-dud moire it no thought
atoll. But mw conned into
mpm.my clog name it to
unme- clogging the strainer. m
the m ‘
If A nicotine pipe leaks when it is
threaded me Ink any be stopped by
rubbing a. piece of mud $08.” on
St. John's and Cape the threads. as soup is not uluble m
48102334305th .
When packing the 8mm“!
onboxonthewuermmn'mmwl’
grace. into the packing. Use soap
as!“
lending far out into the Atlantic. it 1101 "SWWMV" thereverse.‘
was a brilliant spectacle. they Slid,‘
When my part gets rusty put hero?
' be cure to wipe it 01
. the .un struck cparh mm the cane on it, but
it; penis but a (main: one for on" it, has stood a while. Kerouac
' toil-chi in mm but it. will
glen- ndventurc. . .
Equally inauspicious reports were
received from weather men. who ul-
mm that “cyclonic belts"
uncommon“. mmdm
the kerosene very granny put all on
over the parts or the with an oily rag.
the Atlantic made a start inadvisnble. Crude 0“ ll “very 300‘ to me
Egon-r, who mlssed seeing his ri-
fly. algal, consulted with Camelot.
er Mannie Grieve. hi: :3th-
‘ the advinfllity of W
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inspect 3:175
clearance at least once u neat .
adjustment.
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, 1919 A!!!) can»
The big league “new musical
lmusl be commuting Wives on ‘le organisation m, m or fie-
'their latent”. a lnnhomm- imam w Inn-pr I“ w
. . was the beat. in the Union of .3
ing almost :2: “a once TY 0“, organization. All wumncoxia-Ithc-
sugaeu a con .
. many, and little time was m .
- Hie talk.
According-to a dimieh from flour Pittaficld was admitted in plan ‘
with the" u at basin-c m New London. airlift-um“
in disc-unity niobium-food
sport-m8. This war in fit Ull-
ldal'mhdnohficne'm
immunoassay rial-1"ud nut-i
that W'llhfil could lose only my
lack of W
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Mutt. “inkle of (”fin ‘
his w Ira be m u_“
be was informal the law
loam waid Na wound il- “-
mg n m in no: city he“-
the W W. ' a“ w
the mom Mi— d *
cues. be. now the error on his I”
financed he would stick to
Mom.
The seam «I! Q. -
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ital-commit. my math.
mum ' m‘ out-my 4-—
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there I?“ been ement in GAmmOis
—and'vou should ave them.
[ Townsend line of Lawn Mowers
won toolsd t . h’ at!!!“ chnn
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