all Hinkcl .Declares Hc'
IEVELANT) O. \I.t\ l -Thv chim-
.-.
Has Inside “Info" Mill Is — ~ - - - —-—-—.—~—.~ ——---~- —~ ~ -- —- 5m“. e...
To Go There . , - Close Finish at U 0f P Relay Carnival 11nd Athletes Who Got Fi H i r .
rats
n- “Pmm AN“ WW In Track and Field Events in First Big Outdoor College Meet of Yeat
nship buttit July it, bt’th‘t'il Jess
illztrtl. lit-.11 tow-light titlc illrilié‘l'. and Byscoop
("k [Mummy chalknger. may be held
‘ Ohio. This was the tip handed out . .
1 :1'. M MatullinkeL famous: referee The veteran Tommy Nelson. of Port Brooklyn 1"; PhilatlFthla 9: 20 “33'
h 11111101111: will h,, [hp third man in Chester. re-entered the squared circle nings. Ought to be worth :1 victory
l‘illL’, “h“,l ”w big fellows meet. last nieht at the monster boxing exhi- apiece anyway. fl
‘111-1'1- is :1 more on among Ohio ilition staged by the New York K. of C. ‘ ~ ’ 1 _- 76'
“mm.” m h. 31“ t'l“ fight in this for the soldiers and sailors at aMdison (‘nnnie Mack zenm, to hate gatheredl 7. ‘
e." s:1itl.li11l.el. “And those. talking Square Garden. Tommy boxed Silas a new team toaethcr that 11. 1t! :11 leastf .
‘p 11 an! 1111- l-nttlv fought in Toledo. G'Wn- 3 “"5' 0 ““0 sent the 0‘0““ “.3 b1 mg back teal baseball to tho 1‘1“ 1. 'I
is no him talk. my source of intor. ‘0 roam of laughter whenTic at'DGRFEd fans. Mack and a crowd of younmters“
h.” is reliable." in full cumin: dross after his LII) with with tolerant: like George Burns antli
' e.111in;.- in Ohio {4 not legalized. 33‘1“)“- .Boohv Roth help to give the balance. I‘
i
M3111 nulltoritit's hun- gcnerally 7 ”W”. - ?
Athv 111111111' 1111 to local authoritiefi M111 llinl vi ha» announced that no kamw nabcnRuth in;
elantl for yours “71.x without (letsn't “1111: one cent for retel'eeinn lct’l (3.1m yesterday ad slammed anti
it white (onion. Akron. Younrzlh the \Villnrtl-ltonipscy mix—up. \Vhat he two hits. This is taken to wean that,"
.. and other nuarby cities held would get would make very little (lit- the noted 31.11.39ng probably golfing :
e-round hunts regularly and drew lei-once to Mr.” who has nearlyfia mil- readv to—make his season's debut in ' p ,g
V - v . . . . ” 2 . .
crowd~1 front this city. '50“: hon 111-11 1111111 111 cold stotatze. the box. . ;
"ml has righting 11min under . -~-~~~< 1 l ' ' I. lu‘
_._._.. ._._¥-.
' ol‘ :1 (‘nllllllinfilnllt‘l' nPDOllllP“ Pick (‘ur-l13: is up in arms over the Joe Dug’atl. the New Hahn 2103 play-
"nithn. 1eport ot‘ \\ .1ltcr Moltr’s kayo in Akron, in: in the maiow is nteadi'tv deVelop-
'11-’11 111.. 1111-1111111! 15.1115 1111‘" Ohio Monday night He says it killed 111g mm a hitter and is 31,19 m hold
chi 13.1.1.1... 1‘11... lint-p lie-wet“ his slit)“ and vet. he admits only 1081- his own with the big Innate
sh
.Ut'h nrv >11:11\.11- plihliwlbg llt’tlllg mg 3273‘ Promoters in Biidgeport and Stops Yesterdav he bangcd- out :t
an 111.11-11111 plan. other cities haVe lost more than that double and :1 single at tom times .‘1
; net known What Mtn‘ude Stine 0“ a show that hasn‘t been killed bat and field d at shmt without an r1-
‘n'itics will rain: but those talktnL“ 1 1“") ' }
;. 51111111 t'tll'il‘dltrJ they can “act . ---— _ . 3 Boxing null not be through talking
' with it " Bat I.e\'1n'-‘.l_ry returned ‘0 Bridgeport _ of the Leonardllitchie bout for some
1‘ ' '0 - - n ' 1 . -. ~.‘ 4;. . .' 'l‘. . .. .
. ,. light. it united in Ohio. would last n1...ht f10111 Caxton. Ohio. and 31.1.1 [11> rumouu that Mt. 111“ mil 11 111 days m "mp. As the betting odds in—
{ably attract one of tho litl‘299f.
'ds in the historv of the ring. Thiq
‘1: alone would probably buy all the
ls H1111 could be erected. The cen-
' location Would dran“ fun: from
. y stale;
‘0 fight in‘gyidgeport. But is now look- fielder. who reports iomorrow. for 3 “HM“ affair in Frisco vcr“ Seiiouvh.
in: for (‘luv Turner as n posnible ODDO' capable pitriim. in “hith Hermit 1h? Their“
nent [or Lolly \Villimns as the ,symfgiants art: Jt‘l\ \h\ of good talent.
utttuction 1'01 his show.
cnt titleholder
‘ " F , Pd four rounds. D0)ll' ll'tud for :1 Th f ‘ l1 t‘R't l' . l i
1 - . . . .. ,
‘\l. E 1‘ A] LS RI‘J‘ ORE ' .knuckout. out the Long Islander ul- 1 at t a 1 rue ne\t1 ldll been
n . ' . . knocked out and that he was
known
ATTACK OF TUFT:
though recetung some hard knocks.
. lo be:.ln' ism c 1"' .- o
-____.. was on his (yet and iightint; hit: Ll :11 1- k ‘te-orfLild m3“? $1129; a. log»
'I'ZW HAVEN. May 1. Walt“ crum- the close. _“ 9‘3 d } .f-Y 0 n2: ‘1 1‘ ou v11 -
m". Inditied t...1n_\ 10111) thP khott odds
‘tl lvcioro Tul‘ts‘ here yeslt‘lflay after- Louis “'hiit. son of (‘lmrlic \Vhi't-
'11. tlw Elis receiving their first ._-__ lwas the referee
111mm: since 1010. Tho score. was 6 Champion of Past Meets Fred Dyer, the English “will”: and
:2 Frank ('oxc was knocked'out of Leonard at K. 0f C. Qho‘v Montgomery went four lively rounds.
box in the third inning after he ‘ , ,- .lhury Nelson scored the “knockout"
d sit-111ml sun-n hits and made three 1‘01‘ 89123 Men :(H'm Kid Murphy in the third round. at
isplltys, Robinson took up the twirl— The pltgiiintic science of the past. tonal: milky was counted out. bv re-
: :1111] 2:111- only thrt-c hits but his typified by Jack McAullll‘fc. former force-Harry Stout. In any event it VIII“
1111 111:1lt'> threw nwuy play ‘ after ligthweight champion, and "10d?!“ it Hill") Mill “9‘"- flnd ole-wed the 9119‘}
(H- “lth WW.“ ”101““ f‘l‘l‘Ol'S- Yale's boxing skill. as embodied in Bennv “"0"“:
111=< 1o M‘ON' were Checked by ‘ncn- Leonard pl‘t'fitnt tillt‘ lloldet of n“, 1101111" Dillon and- You!!! DIlsColl
demandcd 11v Leonard's followers on
of thy refortr". many of than who had
wagered on a knockout refused to pay
on the wound that Rllt‘llie “as not
does not hold water and is merely the
refuge of a bad loser.
Ritchie. as usual. tumlshéd plenty of
11 1.111! mtrht-s. especially by hchen (1355'. camp into t'o'tflici' at M’n'disot: «115W ottI other tigrousl) tor fall" 23‘22'6:':::cmn:$;§d:‘£:: be:;\“::
i... . :n \ l5lll)l~'s right fit'ltietg \thffi‘l Square (:al‘dl'n last night. They DOXed rounds young MWGOOR 3* Suite: have «acmededhmin stop ' him As,
.1 . .i 1111- 11111 \ictors. for 8.000 sailors and soldiers Who new . \‘andaw put so muclr'actlon into a ten a matter of mm Ritchie mp...” “-
_.___ , . being entertained b) 1111: Knight. 01-minute wrestling bout that some or . [rt 1 ' . l-1 ‘ d'd in um “wife‘s
"L'LEGE GOLF AT GauNW‘CH Colonials. the sailors became excitied and tried to “ d ' o “A“ ‘ ‘ ”r ‘ ' ‘ '
of the» country. Those who believe
that hr has gone back sli‘oifid rccnll
how easy ho was for Johnnv Dundee
and Ted Lents, both of whom otnimxcd
him all the war.
(Ritchie never was, a graceful bow".
Even when he held the title he was
clumsy and awkward. He had a cramp‘
Yul»- 11nd Columbiagolt‘ teams: ’McAulit‘te, ”an, ol‘ hair and breath. climb lure the ring whenuuuldoon used
1 mum: in their annual match today and a bit 51““- of 1110\‘en1entpsuu bad rough tactics. There was. no fall. him—
“1' “an U!" 111? Greenwich COUNT-V- lhe spirit of aggressiveness that. niark- doon started "‘ dinpute ““5 referee Jo“
. «:1. 1911- u‘olll‘su being familiar to both ed 1135 battles in the ring when hO de. lligains. scout of the Detroit baseball
1 111 . The Blue‘ and “Hum players {ended 11". 311‘. and retired taking the club. and was biased a: he left the
1 i111'l11d.- Capt. A. I... Walker, Jl'-. hcnors with Lin-J. Hp rushed at '11". ring.
1::,,j..1,..1-_ Hohdunbeyg, Tunis and tithe limbod, cntlike Leonard and “011(- of the heat. bouts of tho nil-1111
1 11.131. Both teams are confident of swung both hands with semblance hf “its that between Joe Leouutid. ol ‘1] “up of bcxin" 1ndhis defence was
1101'» the rigor tit-t. marked his prime. “"00““1 anal. Fred. Burrows. Lmted H A . . ,9“ of 2:30“ Even Leach
“the clubh: 11154: v. .13 “110113.: d at the Lyonmu‘ smiling. held back his States Navy. [1. was. a. slam bang com 2“”: m'liolit‘as “0 Leonard for clever-
n hour with detoteea 01‘ the spotty punches and tempering with gt'ntlc- 1e51, Leonard ”(Lying4; shade mp not“... ,ro.s. “ .
.. _ 1 .. , . \. ness. had little trouble landfill! 0“
‘ “worm" of ”0th mam“ Dewm “"35 ”W“ ”m ""°""°" ”‘0 “"0 0" "f 11 Ritchie. In tin-1. Cross probably 111:
5‘9 cam” 1111111 New York an.“ N9“ body of his 1'ttpnn‘cnt. .vet managed to MPH-M Ritchie more often than Leonard did.
ten. .'. l “1 Show the superim- science that ho hm: WAS A KNOCKOU [‘ Ritchie's long suits were his mlpnggs
.. ext-r1111 against his op onents of mo' .__ A. .‘ . , _ ncntF
Yesterday's Results ”(wont The 1‘0 nth 1:9: 1‘ ‘1 l 1 5 . ' ho in" Willie and hi: nbilitx to uotlast lnsopoo
AMERICAN LEAGUE . ' . u ‘ “ ‘9 1111114 ‘05 Luder the rules 0 \' '~ after taking all they could dellter. >
. New York. 7.: Philadelphia. :1. ' “"001'011" “11m"? each. initchie W115 “knocked out by Benny No one who saw Ritchie keel) his
Huston, 6: Washington. 1. 3 Shay. a Fine Affair. 1Lconnrd at Newark Monday night and feel despite the blows that Leonard
('tmmlwhdml ["Stlroltoul: 0 5 The onlootcet-s cheered the vast and bels made on a knockout should be wan showering upon his unprotectefi
~ oveltn . : . . 1 13.2." , . ’ . . . ‘ '
NATIONAL l EAGl 'B 11.9mm: champtons to the 90h" and the) Dald- Sporting men predicted a sure jaw. hasrearaon to think that the Call-
‘ww York. 3: Boston. 2 (10 in. volt-d that the- entertuinmem was one victory for Leonard 11 week ago and [ornian had 105. any of his atiilitv to;
:5). of the best they had ever witnessed. I eagerly offered to bet I to 3 that 1111- withstand punishmt‘nt. And the power:
: 1.11lglx'n. :1: Philadelphia. 9. (20 in leon'trti's comer WM the white . n ~- . . . . .. . -.
- . . . . . . .1 .10 ed. “ lih forty ,_ . 1. “as, under ~-.h(‘r
'12:: «game called. darkness). ' (mp would I" \ pp of “non“ " blon
'rsbureh :11 Cincinnati. (POSl'DOIL
. ‘1,” Aulit‘te in .1 bout at Coney island. Joe referee put. an and. to the slaughter of 1111!: more 1-01.“. behind his right hand
.1211. 1:. St. Louis. 0. Ilumphrit-s. the announcer. declared Ritchie and made the knockout a sure dolivérios tilum Leonard. but uniortu-
$321338: "lei-‘23:?) that 31'1f1'o was probably the cleverert . thing. Djd'the gamblens know that in nately for \Villie. none 0; m “”095
‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘ \Von.“ Lost. RC. lightweight in the lustery ofhhe rmg. the bout with wtghie in San Francisco connected squareh’. It Ritchie had
.. __________ 6 1 .857. “has," said McAuliffe. "and I- know several weeks ago Leonard was under landed only 1.119 of his many “gamma.
........... .4. 1 €20 it to be :1 fact." Jimmy Twyford. 11 a pull in order to arrange another bigfwith his right hand. the referee might
‘2‘:qu """" l; , 1, $61: Knights ot’ Columbus secretory was ref— money makeffi the East? Or were have counted 100 over Leonard bclhfi’,
«111111.. ......... 2 2: .4011 “m ithe gamblers along “"3 Great White he would haw mt up again. ‘
Juan)“ ''''' 2 4 .333 Jack .B-ritton. welter champion. put' “ray Just. guessing when they backed . '
......... 1 «t .200 up 2* Spirited bout With Jim Mont-Pom- Leonard for the hmhg..xpw York VICTORY LOAMPGUNCRIPTW. :
"‘11-” --------- 1 0 16‘ cry of Ireland. whit' it was lieartilt al‘ - S . ‘. l
f." ‘ ”HUN \l. Ll’M’ll’ -‘ . “n. l , . ~ . '1"
1‘1 on“ Lost P.C. “““d‘pd by ”‘8 S“"'”""°““- Bm‘on‘” W——— . Vt ASill\t".T0.\ Ma.) l..~—The tea: 1
.11111111 ........ 6 0 - 1000 cleverness was too much for tumult. CRULSER CONTRACTS TRANS .“VV today rapgrled a “Soul-ewhat qulc .-‘
won ......... 4 1.800 dleweight !: «FERRED. cued ,n‘nreaf 1n the Victor) Loan
1 ‘.' ’1. ...fl 2 . - .. t fmFd-
. ”“133“; , . . n 0 :38 Billy van. a. southpaw of New York SAN FRANCISCO May —A S (Hampaign based on repor s ro e
" 1 ----- " f ' nearly stopped Davy Powers of Brook , esp] Reserve MN” The M w
1:11 .......... 3‘, .1 .500 Gunn, assrstant general manager of 1 b ‘ ted H.“
‘1 null ....... 2 3 .400 "n ’9 ‘he “1”“ ”mm! Power: “as the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Companv, scrilmon“ ”metal V ta “a ' 8'
1...... ....... 1 c 4.13 staggertnz but hln\ed the limit. . itoday announced that the Navy Dc“ stood at 31,130,591000.
‘ '11 ........... 0 5 .001} Tommy Rowan 0" BI‘OORD’D and (‘3'. pnrtmem has Cidered that contracta‘ The TreasurY'S “WWW 07 ”W prog—
“Ithjex'lgR-[hifi'pl'ayfltg'day clone \\'illi:1o.s of New York thumped calling for the construction of two ress of the campaign said:
iiztlit'lphi't («1‘1 NetvbYoik. (Game “39” 0m” "0 ”30‘0“le ”‘9 some” scout cruisers‘costing 87.000.000 each. The pex‘cen'afl“ Cf (“mm (”Ema”)
.11 21::10 p. 111.) and 9311079 “heeled"0C1f1‘1‘0l15151 T93? be transferred from :1 local plant of bubscribed still is below the Dement-
_ 7711.111 :11 Brooklyn. O‘Rourke Was the third margin the his company to an eastern shipbuild- age of the Fourth Liberty Loan sub-
11.111111; “it’isfabtifggs ‘I'ing. in: yard. . 1101de at the same. period There is
, j“ {111.11 :11 363mm. ‘ 5 Next cnnr- Silas Green. black as , M ’3 gradual famug on 1n the merare per-
...11111111011 at Philadelphia. 5,0031 and Tommy Nelson. of P011 (“her i CHAUNCEY OLCOTT " centagt' of quota subscribed and work'
'..:11 :11 (‘leveland. :lm‘. This boot was one of the clown; TO BE SEEN flERE era me a loss to explain it. Every dis-
9-Mli5 at Chicago. _ ' v.31 of the night. Giecn's footnork be 5' As a climax to a run or speak} gl- uh“ seems to .be hopeful that it will
li?mhemg(fiff\::figgh. we: ”1‘1 excellent ltractions at the Regent Theatre this obtain its quota. but none of them i3
.;..1_ After his bout Silas Green‘dnzzlcrllseawfi‘mamgfl Kantot has, now 1“. over” “mac."
1' 32.11.111.154‘lmttanooga. rain. the onlooket'q bv appemin: in complete cured the popular singing cam in Neg mgland 214 communities
1111121111111. 83 Now 0119095. 3- ct ening dress. it was announced that Chauncey 0100.“ who will W at. We ounmfl’lcribcd. They are difid
'0 Mint. 6: Mobile. 5. , ~. n 14' Maine. ‘2“
American Association 3"3-5 “a en note to a hall “5‘9"? h the Regent. in "The Voice of We: ed: What-Jens. .
‘ Paul. 7; Louisville, 0. 'ww; ‘0 “‘3" he comh‘m nell, on Friday evening, Ms; 9. This Kw will!" 31$.V'9mOM' ”5 Cm.
”thitolis. 2; Milwaukee, 1. 3 13°th ”0‘91 a 1455"" flyweight m is George Cubans his bit of the m will.» It ’ ‘
International League \‘ew Y.ork who ‘us being pointed out and all "e looking ahead on an“ " m comma-i ml? at, W
' :117711, 1]": Jersey City. 1.
11110 7; Newark, 1.
7' -.<ler, 8: Baltimlre, 1.
Riding; 6.
[or she American title, met a tartar in anticipation.
n hitmplon 2
ell he. was unable to get Harry Greb lint-e Robert ~'on. thc hard-hitting onl— dlcatcd. New Yorkers did not. take ”Jr
was little Ritchie monct in sight
and most of it “as wager on the propo-
tion that the one-time champion would
last the full eight. rounds with tho pre<-'
tho knockom proposition. When the
bom 3110de through the interference
counted out. Honeter. this argument
haired rotund Grift'o. who once met Mc- seconds to go in the last round the ”hm over estimated. ltitcme was 1'11!le
'mmmmmmfiummmwmmmm at. rat-s. are
c. unisex?
’a.m—-'
HUI winds which amounted to a. miniature gale ware not conducive to
record breaking on the. final day of the twenty-fifth must University of Pen
naylvnnia. Relay Comical. but there w ere attend stirring finishes. The 119-
pcr photograph shows Sol Butler of Dubuque University new a that told
in the 100m special event. Hiutime. J0 35 seconds. was with“ 3"
00d because the runners had to buck the mind all the way. 3.1on are C. B 11*“..11-30,“ managed during the #
Erdman Princeton, the Intercollegiate champion, who won the 120411qu ht
sh hurdles by a scant six inches: C. 11111113135. Princeton winner of the shot
-pul. and H. Landon, Yale. “ho was iiist in the high jump.
1011; May 7, Providence, R. L 8'“?! ARBOR DAV
NEW YORK. May l.——Victorv l.0:1".j Governor Holcomb has procln' Imed
subscriptions in the Second Federal
Reserve District totalled 1.27: 141123311
at 10 a. 111. today. This tepresented 'm
overnight gain of 830.364. 7.00.
It was announced Amerimn cizizens
of Swiss origin had pic-deed $1.7101‘fi00.
trees of the section. The much
trees will be emphasized on thin 11.1.11.
land walks into the counxrrx are recom-
—Sonunel Want Ads Are Winners.“mendod.
Not a Skirker Amongst Them
The American douqhboys put oV’er a. lot of surptiaec on the other nil-x ’
Thet were big surprises too
The (beds “conduct of our soldiers and, seldom sneaks whim?“ for 1‘“ .0
individual intelligence, alertness and training of the flower of American man
hood who went forth to war. Some of these boys but a few mnths ago wen:
occupying high stools as clerks and bookkeepers 01' tramped the fields ht" '
hind the ploy and cultivator. _ .
We are proud of these fine follows—you 11an seen them march by. Thor”
are coming back. Thoumda are already in America needy ro‘ resume with
the same nerve and loyalty their places in industrial and commercial life. in *
plain words. they are seeking employment.
Generals of every nation have voiced in no uncertain language. opinions nt’
“Mg... .
‘14.; rowed by mortgage- on a
‘ . stances have been alum”
. . _‘
lessor“ for the protection of bids and. '
Better Scores In
l Bowling Tournam‘.
fi‘l‘le fourth matth of the South “5:
walk Clubs bonling tournament M
{filed last evening on the chi“. ‘—
en '11 her: Team No. 5,1411»:- .,
ight, captain. won two of VI“
, ue nttines rolled against Ten.— h.
‘ ll. Eula. captain. The W.
.1 as follower
. You:- No. 2
.li. iii. {53' .
.dlu-J—aalu-w
. . lt‘. Hoyt 70 87’. m —»
'-"eo. E. Thompson 81 78 W cg
Hurry lradbury 14 74 “-1.
_.._.-.... ,
308 333 M' g.
. Team No. 5 '-
l.. M. \‘l-"rtght. capt. 33
lt‘ae. E. Hoyt 85
‘ Bi (llmmoad . 97
is . S. \‘elsor 8.3
6
37‘0 362 318 m
The. iitth match will be to“ “
:brldny evening between Tent: m.‘ .
:comprlsing- \U. E. Nations, M
*Wilbur Smith, Marslull Hoyt I‘ 3.. 7
. M. Harrington. and Team N0. 9. ~. .-,
' prising of Dr. 1:. a. 1-31me not... f‘
George 3. North. William 0. M '
land Coated Frev
I
SECOND TAKING M—
. TRICT’S AUTHORITY
5 TO ERECT LOFT 0t ‘
FACTORY 31}!le
(Cc-minded [mm Page 0.3.
tend the ettcvion of so!!! buéidul‘ *1
ylittfidtmre, and to secure 0h" m
“”2 fl.
“1:11.01 on 11:1id‘l'1nxl and building or
buildings.
Section Ill. intone purchasing w
1 adflatioual lend or erecting my “Q ,
. lav lmy building: the l).<1rict M I.
‘sioncw of Mid District shall M '.
the proposition to purchaee. m‘“' V ‘
101- to erect any such Dal-kiln at, t~
Insulin- or special. meeting It I‘“
illistrict: and such meeting: 1-bit“
l
.tc1p1inc the ndxixnbility of such
‘ poi-red purchase of land or ert‘clk- d".
ibnilding or buildings. Minnow i
,1 money to be expanded and lb
:umount to be borrowed there", “r .
inmount of mortgage to be e”
land delheml to secure men We
ted money. and» the teams d“.
mortgage; and the “strict
integers shall not! Durham an m,
erect any loft or factor-v mtfi
ébuildlngs m bomw an; inc-q a.
1"“!!! pumneor purposes “‘ .
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to do. '
i‘ Section lV.S.1id Second m”, A
lDistrict of the City of m ht
horcb) authorized and 9mm he
isefl and convey any land was! or ‘
which. shall M be can»! b’ ».
said District which is 12¢ or a w '3
JNimc shall not be required M 4&1” "
mlrpnfiefi at- «m mot-let out» no “1
gain or (“venue shalt be “~-
Icss and until the Dim m
ulnr or special meeting 01' I‘
trier to satin-1t mm to“
tht. sou datum a“.
wrronn my 1“ ‘-
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to saline“, woekaomflhW'
thoIaand siren“ of to M *1».
mice (omnw at Hum hm;
formrb a German“ M.
and ( ‘arl 'Sclu'elner of m
, German alien, who Intro-
l in affairs when the mom
.dicn pmmix rule into 01mm. U. f '
first president. It is undo-Ind “
the cmnpany has been mm
,wg. my w Anew: W”.-
beimz on test hr reborn”.
May 2 as Arbor [‘11 to he km in .1l.i ; »
the schools 9‘ “30 CR." With suitable .
Proms based ”on the birds 31.1..
Smerican manhood in saying, “Thore‘hever was a finer set of men than 111"
American Soldiers and salute." - i
The children 01 France and Belgium know that they are real men. tncn of
chamdemuid high Mean. and you can't tool a child. It is up to 11.. to 3
know their better by closer mmmin mine“. '
These boys are through soldier-ins and want to get to work. in {scan-11:5.“
ofim union the farm. fiery We: requiring from i to 100 uill find it
thallium“ mflat his recoil-mu with the n s Willem emu-u;
and its means for Returning 8mm end slants.
it is «united to brine prose-mine explorer and mum Mother rot
am alumni benefit Here is «My to phat mm W the finest
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