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National League. ' '
W. 1. P. C.
...... 84 38 .ml
‘ .74 43 .6334
‘ - ....... 64 5; .1518
. ........... 58 5 .
f. 58 61.3
_ ............ is 66 .(2‘1
......... 4:: 73 .m ‘
3', . ......... «ll 7‘; .353 l 7 _, r _ 1.; A)... 1—“f' . '
American ”woe-L PC , m . . ' y . Put AustrafisnOItOt
......... rs '45! [é ‘ ‘ ’ Tennis Climionshlp
..71 50 .587 ‘ i
.. .......... 70 50 .583 7 -
“W“ ‘f """"" 64 51 35" Clarence ’ Mitchell the M ” M a m m Mg m I”;
M, ............ 86 es mi - . . 13m .
' ‘ ....... :2 jg: ’3??? ‘Spmerffltched his team ’to a m N‘m‘ mm“‘r _ l
........ 5 . 2 fictory. oV‘é‘i‘ the cams mmJ . i
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32 '8 '26? day. The New Yorkers tied the score tote note! ?R”:gir 1:22:53 mkfh'dlz l
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........ 68 30 3’41
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National Lolguv‘. -
.v. :2; New York, 2.
Philadelphia. 2.
1: (‘inclnhmt 0
2: Pittsburgh, 0,
American Leayuv.
13. Philadelphia, 7.
it, it; (‘levf-Iand. ‘1.
1:. St. Louis. 3.
"‘li‘t'“ games scheduled.
International League.
\ t‘iiy. 2: Bliltiiiiore,‘..
7: Newark, 4.
.ln ,7: Rochester, 0.
r-nln. lU: Biliglilt'iltuil,
American ASsoc.at.on.
, its t‘ity. 4: Indianapolis, 8.
l’;ittl. 9; ('oltitiibus, V0,
.. liPnlltlllS, 9; Louisville.
"AiillkPO, 3: Toledo. 0.
Southern Association.
lnliilc, 9-2: New Orleans, 2
\tlttntn. 3; Birmingham, 2.
Little Rock, 6: Memphis. 0.
TODAY’S (Ti—AMES
National League.
tlttitiklyn at New ,York
i'hilillll-lpiliil Ill “03th
lr‘i’ncinnatl at St, liouis.
v'iiii'ngo zit Pittsburgh,
‘ American League.
\v w Yolk :tt “'us‘hinztun
Lotti: at Detroit. ‘
. \t'ii‘l'lf‘i at ('hicsgo.
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tor at Bull‘alo.
,i; at Reading.
'imton at Toronto.
«. i‘iiy at Baltimore.
i ii. Leading Batters
in the Major liengm‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ,
,. i. AB. R. f1:
. ...Wli 2m “ii 159 2%!
.._.l21 449 M 15"? .350
...119 459 ill 154.! ms
,.12ti 453 71» 159 .345
.;t. V 99 359 79 122 all)
wAilONAL Leanne. ‘
G. AB. R. H.
7i". 209 3;: n .340
. 117 447 66 144 .322
.114 446 59 138 .309
.llti 429 7a 131‘ .805
.. Hit 440 65 2:: .392
1» ll.‘i 4::7 49 :22 .302
, 117 434 52' 15:1 .302
I. 7 TO BOX '
DUNDEE SEPT. 17
lightweight chitin-
Dundee were Instill!-
tti box eight rounds at
\imrtvmon‘s Club in the
,. itt Armory, Newark N. J.,
44‘ niultl. Semember l’l.
«iiiitigli, for theifirst “I!“
mm the championship.
' lh-iiity Leonard will be
in a limited Mild no
line of the stipuldtionfi
~. iif‘nl‘tlin! to an official
that Leonard shall
t'tw lightweight limit rins-
'~ili!“ guarantee not to
thrill it pound over the
w! in Dundee on the night
This contingent it is
'1 holding up the. match.
when asked it it were
- militl must enter the rim:
:w-iLlit limit, replied:-
t'i.» lightweight champion.
N‘DPHIPOIV that Benny
‘ pounds. What. the con
lililil'll with Dundee arc
=tI ill the some time, its
'llh officials '0 ”I m
‘Jlll to, If Leonard ‘il
lit for Dundee it in 11°
'H make weight for all?
't :t limit no decisldn‘bomu
w ill his very 305‘ “Ebb!
ll" scales less than 135!
i illtl't‘ to say is that.he
lli‘\'l when he 'meets
" "to Hill. ;
GOLF sTA‘r’E 1111.8
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[to Championship '
Svlit i‘..~- Twenty-nine .m-
‘iti twelvw 81mm m.
rim Stole open golf chalk-If
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-? it'll Brady of Cami???”
tin. will defend “his ““3
r; ' ‘ “mm and Louis m:
c " Wm m M
“"" ’1 :mti Larry“, ,, n
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P.O. ,Vi'eztlltcr Foundry. who has sprln
hearing on the ti
pounced that $63.
may-'atier loss “it!“
_ m Ms been :3
Nil will be contested 0“ CE (I‘ll
‘i ill the Worcester: Conn- 4131*,
guard-9'
, _ _. me on the loath
t niessionais entered ‘sre {fining
.676' in the em: “a for a me it. looked as a stick artist this season. lays his
so if M was due for its daily
amnion. hit thanks to Kildufl’s
m, and Grimm's single in the
it“. the. Dodgers come out ol the
imynld.
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sole ”shoot," were some of the lion-
dles given Ben Johnson. mm of
the American mm by the Yankee
btto‘l'neys at a hearing on the Call
May's case yesterdty.
Three St. Louis pitchers we‘e ur'd
up in an eflort to stem the. title or hat-
Hc in Detroit's 12—3 victory. Oobb col-
lected three out 0"! four hits and
waited his record four points.
Hail the hero of the day—Babe
‘Rtllh-~-the king in swntsmen of them
,all! In the second inning of yester-
day’s game, with Philadelphia, Ruth
I drove this twenty-fifth home run of the
1 season over the right held fence.
l equalling «Buck Freemon‘s msJor
i. league record. His next time up Rnt’li
I hit the right. field fence two feet lrom
line ion. He had llva hits altogether
: and lloolier registered two triples 9(10
; two doubles. 1305th won 15-7.
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Chicago-increased its lead to seven
:xnnes in the pennant race yesterday
jby defeat-in: Cleveland 9-1. Clootte
’had little trouble in subduing me—
- indium. '
Through it combination of timely
shitting by smith imd Mann. and wild.
“ness an the part of Cheney. Philadel-
‘ phia‘s moundsmen, Boston won by the‘
score ol‘ -2. The Quaker City pitcher
'ltit (iowdy in the head with n pitchedisemlon.
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ufiOREBN BOXE‘RS, TD ,.
as. res-ran TbNiGHT
:Hill, Melville and Pitts of Australia to
Box in Jersey City Club.
it the miter Floor Walker of the
gloom on the devotees of all outdoor
sports, will temporarily suspend irri-
gsllon three Australian boxers will to-
night have an ODerunity to exhibit
their prowess in the open arena of the
Armory A. A. Jersey City. The-3e box-
ersvare. Jimmy Hill. reputed to be the
Les Darcy of the featherweight. class.
who is toinect Mel Coogan, one of the
best lightweights in America, in an
Eight round bout. lf Hill is as lormid-
able as his Australian admirers claim,
the bout between him and C‘oogsn
should prove to be one 0! the best
ever B06“ in this vicinity.
will apply the. acid test to the Austra-
llnn. for the iBroklyn lightweight is a.
classy boxer.
bhnrley Pitts. an Australian light~
weight, will clash with Eddie Fitzslm-
mom: of Yorkville, who has developed
into one of the heaviest. hitters in the
Tlfiitto'eiglit class. This bout should
be in 'ilie nature of a thorough test of
Pl‘ts.
Hector Melville. s featherweight
rival of Hill's, will also show his
skill outlast Johnny Murray or Char-
ley Beecher. Altogether it Should
prove to 'be on exciting night for the
Australian glove men.
,Hill and Melville “for weeks liaVe uti—
successfully tried to gel matches with
leadinz lightweights and feathers.
and uniformly lulled mum they were
not well enough known here to draw a
substantial oft-owl}. However, it the
trio can beat the. men they are to meet.
in the ting tonight the visitors will not
lack for good matches in the nature.
W56 “'5 SEQIES m. ,
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—-—With the. locol
and mohair guinea in this
icago White de Ind ’l‘ri-s
019"th Tm Were
to open a three .9318
have £3”!!!th
bl aim or the
race. for the Andaman We m-
unfit. Bout clubs were idle yesterday.
H’amgfl' Mums til-the sin is
.‘ i All}! 1mm
minus. Were
‘. “1* rr,
Wing 19 good stsnt-
ifl'fls 'prmlfiyfiwfll
tor ”the odd.
team on:
lead the Oh
Speaker‘s
ready today
series which will
stairs. Cicotto and,
so «cent
the _-¢!slgnment,
fill! in)!
' fl' ‘liolr;
he Clem Wt.
51‘
rials t
”it." “Great Mogul" lad lam».
”LAM"..- fl.
klcd"
Coogan ‘
mat of Cedar street and I'm-1d- sve-
lhas made such a remarkable showing
success to the act that he tilts the
has curly. . .
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{Lewinsky is, scheduled to meet
iGeorge-s Contender. ml to bore
lilke common some rim: to m Car-
WWI-rm am. It
Cmtier can mum! handle ,
the clever Bridgeport boy he on than
males?" more otourrooshmm
on this limit or tin world. ind Ins-slid-
bys. he may autumn-re his shit“?
or right to cross mom with Joel. the
mac Killer. who will certainly our
handle one Frenchman. it he ever
steps into the ring with ‘Corpslmor.
The name goes with Beckett. Those
'alk-‘ged champions would do well to
kep as far away from Dempsey ss
good taste and Jimmy!“ will paint.
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The National Commission yestfl’duy
decided that “'altcr 'l‘loyt, former
llrooklyn high-school boy and Giant
rookie. belongs to the .\'ew Orleans
club. Hoyt now is with the Red Sox.
The commission V"stiggests‘ that insti-
much as Hoyt has been with the Red
80;: most of the seams the Boston
:club should be given an opportunity to stages of the All-(Toulors' Tennis
lpurchose him for s reasonsblo comld- Championship at For?“ Hills. 1.. l..
3 oration. if the two clubs fall to come R. Norris lDicki \Villlsms defeated
‘0 'em‘s ““h‘“ '9“ “a” "‘e ”'"d Ronald v. Thomas. the Australian. 448.
501’ Hoyt to New Orleans becomes ef- 6-4. 60. n was a hard match dc«
iicctivo and will be enforced. :spllc me am” m me third "t. '
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Playing the some impressive tennis
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Babe Ruth will be in the movies FIRST GAME OF SERIES,
The R94 SC“ 5'" yes- The backwoods and the Tim will
'terdny signed a contract '0 act in a meet for the first game of their series?
baseball feature ”Rum" Which will be. tomorrow afternoon at the Roton
made ‘“ California. M the do” or the Point dlnmnd. Both remix have been
strengthened to a comidu'sble extent
and two strong ”(rantings will op-
peiuffigolsst one another} The line-
ups‘ior tom's W‘“ to us
(aim? Lockwood): ,IcCstt-eo.
cstdhor; Smiley. pitcher; Herring,
and Moore, first use; Unionist. sec-
ond best; Crook , short stop: Ryan.
third base: Nos-arc and Raymond.
center hold: Clio-too. left field: Dsy.
ond moire“. right field. f
Tins: McSolly. cothcer; Sconlon.
pitcher; Prince. first use; Woofer.
W hose; mimosa. third base;
Cakes. short. stop: loll, left field;
Schmidt, center of field: Whom. right-
field.
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Au, §wimmgns CLAN forgo.
'aoui min IM:WBWMB simm- m on.
dlii-sllco Canto-t Sunday. soot. 14.
The Sentinel has on hand entry
sheets far the Pdflnmm‘c m winch
its to tie iii-ta oh 3mm 38mm“,
from the W'sslllngton street bridge to
the Baton Point bench. The rules gov-
‘erning the swim and as printed on
fine entry blanks src as follows: The
lentrsnce fee will be 31 it the mo
furnishes the row boat. It the compo-
titor furnishes the boat, the entrance
fee will be tree. Each competitor to
have oarsman and trainer. No One sl-
lowed in swim without boat. Enlist
blanks should be in by Friday. Sop-”t if mm mm a"
tcmber 1:2. _
No one should be handicappe. and which th
stay out of the swim on acount of not Will not
having an entry blank. All that in ne- the cm. for t
“33“” '0‘" ”W ”mm (3193mm ‘0 9“: teams hsVe decided that the winnel
ter this swim. is to sen s name
and address, and he or she will be ill- , must “I”: "‘9 m” for the, “fit
lowed toparticipatc. The women ire
eligible as well as the men old it is REX A. c. To PLAY 0000‘“ To.
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loot-cries
pinyin:
be for the chi-pionship of
he mam at both
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hoped that a great many of the well-i mow,
known women swimmers of this city
. w l Il'he R03 A. C. of This city will go to
and nearby towns will enter. Practi-, ‘s‘lnlbl'd t w ‘ play the l-
e entire corps of the local Life _
have ent‘Bred and, on file’fliy' I!” or thot. city. The Dodson are n
it is expectedlgho‘i 2429!? vary ("1 tenth of players and they
r ‘ 00 n on O 'n .
ministry will... ... om to m mm m toe-i m;
for the int-dill! which are to be nwnrd- which “’9‘ 8 (‘W “New“ on
cd to all those that finish. ,with the Si. Msl’y‘s of Stanford lost
H” , T“ 5 Sunday. The loos} testis remit-
NORWALK COLORED A' c.‘ *0 sble showing in thst gum, convined
MEET BATTERY OF STAMFORD. we manage, o. the W1 that line
The Norwalk A. C. (Colored) will Rex A. 0. would make good oppon-
play the fast Battery F. Bosebsll team ems gm! m his lesm s 800‘ ‘mh.
of Stamford on Sunday. September 7 -
at Amusement Park at 3 p. in. Tins is
the first time that the Colored Team
has played on home grounds. The Conn. 00., ”In Pelt 01'! Mom.
'manager. J. .R. Randolph. will expect hoard Nu cmvulonofsntn.
a large crowd to see the game. Of all James Burke. a trolley conduction all
the former games, the coldred boys recovering from the elects oil I fall
have last only one, this being one of sustained moi- Day, when the belt
a double header on Labor Day with rope broke which he wt! pulling and
the GMS‘ m learn. I!!!” of remote-mar,“ the buck
the first of these games being H in oflm head, rendering him uncon-
favor of the Group's rum. and of the salons. The accident happened in
second, 4-1 in favor of the Norwalks. Fsirtiold and Dr. Donaldson mottled
0 take we of him, and later he fin
(tally th
Savers
of the swim,
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BURKE INJURED BY FAD-L.
Battery tor Batter lit—Caldwell and t
Donahue. pitchers; Ryla and Helms. sent to his home in Westport old
catchers. ' placed under the cure of Dr. I. H.
The patient is new rostlnt
Battery for Nor-walk A. C.——Jsckson Nolan.
and Wilson, pitchers; 'Hargrsve and caniort
Venerable, catchers. I ,rewVer. The physician his hopes it
other Whom do not set in.
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dilly rind it is hoped he will
fish-r“!-
i-itLLsmss iN smooaeonr.
The Ifilslde baseball doom wil _ _
jom'IIe to BMW Sunday after- _ :OIN NANA» “DAD
- noon, and will hko on {IR mt Rém- (unmet-J. you" .. allot. oe-
eball tea-i. Thmflillsides "Tacks" Mick and our snow
ington has
have now placed a good, hit‘
upon the field sud so expect so bring 9
home the bacon. Bus will I've 'cor-
Harvard coaching
team hm lobed the}
t‘ hetQ.
flue in. til. now mxt,;d{oflsy. Inshor-
nae gt 1 o’clock. thorn.
mod to missile trip. lid-d trip
looms; 7 ' " ,
4h“ stflhhcd 118
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III-dude): began work. with the, _
M: was
In, 650 former ind .ent athletes ;
o‘l Ilia Army, Navy 1 Marine Corps|
'm intered in tit vs 5 events. l
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HO. THEY STAND IN THE m m Championship for 1919. it. NLPL:V‘R3 BULéCT 1-0 NEW
MT" OF PENNANT RACE.” I -
CHI C AG 0’ Sept. 6.—-As tho I g‘vyffizelm, of New York, detestcd
the American Dementia; intoftho ' ' °t New ““1 3 sad 1'
final month of the pennant 39cc, Til,
Cobb to delving for tho bot“ ah.-
ptomip. men—m the m arm .
m muons, m been In m~m¢ ~
ion tor twelve years. . 1 .
Unolficial averages released todoyl
show the Georg-Ii hittl ulna—rm-
tyoos pol-ls ohosd d Vm.‘
his team more on close-t putting rl- __
m In in um. Co» has whuedl ,
olt 155 safe blot. law it total at 210, STORRS. Conn. Soot 6.—4n the
fourth week 0! the egg-laying
Slol‘l'l, be 1,000 birds pro
28 more
hoses. The moo m nines forty-
of Wed contest at
needs].
"Butte" mini tied the M‘ «1': record
my .
week were
distributed an Instant. Wr-
unaottoo out Ilsa mot has, the
Lesson-o, m, mug the lat
an, three places. AponotW‘hlte Leg-
continues lot-sin are my to acne ms. men by J. hank Dubom.
stealers mit- 27. Km Hooper. at End! LY“, IOUL W in!" 9"?-
BOston, is runner up with 25. Eddie Yormance 0! Mt Veek by M
Collins, of Chicago. ls uni-ll, 1111i 21. first III-09 '86! o ”I“ of 56 Class.
emu mat-is. is the Misfitl 86. owed by In. J. _L. Tum.
m Miler, with u. lNcw Haven, m swoon place, with 3
Ed Roush, tho Cincinnati star, out- Vidd d? 5‘ 08!! m M 0' m3!
feted I sdbock in his nttlck for the . '7" ”Pad l. FR» M" Dwell“-
Nstlonll new homs, timing tailspin beam from Athnnc marti-
thll‘d pile. "I on m of Jiltlitlds. N. J., also repeated the some
cnvath. or Philadelpsu. clung: to the performance for the medias Week,
loner-ship with 3.0, while Thorpe, or, by laying 53 ears. Pen 25, OVned by
Boston, 'swnmz back into second plum Hem" 1.. Wm. at. lather-t. Quo-
wit‘ll 324. bec, Gan-do, woe fourth, with a yield
Randi. mew-r. leads the tongue in of 49 eggs. PM 3“. owned by Charles
total bane hitting. Competing in in H. La'nr. Soulhboro, Maw“ fifth.
tomes, the Reds' outfielder hos slun- Vith a yield 0! ‘9 9“!-
mod out 143 hits for a total of 193 The prediction mad? hr the man
ham. Ooh-haw. of Pittsburgh, con» amt of the contest last week did
tin-I'l- to show the wily to the hue not hold true, so will be seen from the
stealer! with 31. in bane ms hilt-inn wove on record, as the birds also
cmvath is out in trout with ii. while made an Increase this week. The man-
Williams. at Philadelphia, and Run. statement of the contest is watching
of New York. are tied for second with . with mm ml 93"“ "’9 70‘" or
nine each. . ‘llva day-3‘ of slow westher will have
.--————-—4—— gap” the bird. to the [lust week or
LAW w.|u'Afl‘ TO ltwo. hNow is o [00d time to do the
is“ once donning. All the paltry
0-0X “WY WEDNESDAY houses should be WI! cleaned
14"? William 0! «Education will and disinfected with corbtslenium or
meet Soldier Klnley in .1 MIN round Dome other good disintectsnt, The
bout in Middleton mt I'edacsdsy. windows washed no M o maximum
amount of light can be admitted dur-
The soldier has incl other fast boxers in; the short Tall snd Winter 63,1“ and
find experts to live “If! a turd bal- also minim curtains should be thor-
tle. He is mmmd by Jimmy De- Ollfllly flm 0“ TM With m
Forest. the man who trained Jack c‘m' 3° MR "Ml the litter 0"
. . , the floor is not dump. and that till
Demon: t" h“ bout 'm‘ 1'“ “‘1' houses are well ventilated. so that the
lard. ~ birds msy be protected, as far as pos-
Tbe snot—illicit will hrlnir together sibtc. from cttclifll: hm colds. which
Robby '10...“ of 3}. ym_ .35 may be prevalent from now on.
The thmbootoousln ouch of the
Gem.“ PM" "f N" “‘ven‘ Jimmy principal \mctios on in: fonows:
Jenkins of “widen will meet Trscey pen “ma Plymouth Rocks.
Pet-gown of Walllnimml in the om; l—«Jtilei- F. melts,
in; w. my 33:"! M N". “a Wethol M. L. l,
ven will be the totem. R. my “5:33: '23” “W'-
wi . choc
ll be manor, “1‘ n. J. Natal'l’fi" 124mm. “a,
of North! will be the timer. mi Palenv’llle. N. ' .............. 1321
Levine is the promoter.
area up until
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(tamed!
arms-nu.
malarial-est. m
l . White 'Wyandm.
, 24“’. ml.-
Wford. B. C ...............
VICTORY ATHLETIC rounm. ’Rflms o “m,
IENT. i Nicholson. Pu ................
NEVVA‘RK. N. J.. Sept. Q.-Twn am 29~>Merrytliought Farm,
‘ lumbla Conn ..............
tour athletic nnlol cmimhlps the (0 .
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panmslon Ind the. twoltnie steame- R m m M
chm verb this law" mt- of We small. a. l ..............
tory celebration tour-omen here to- lfinlkcr Brook Poultry Fsm.
W‘—
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1398
1296
1600
day. In the mum. consisting of 36 Shy: ‘2‘“5- N- H ------------ 1531
.mmmdmmoemermot; Wm ............. ms
discuss throw, javelin throw and 1.5 , m.“ It I? u...
meter m. the favorites were Jack till—Hilltop Poultry Yards,
Frifilol the New York A. 0. Patrick Sag-‘3‘} 1gain! --------------- 1647
O'Connor of the Pastimes A. C, and Slggastnlnnn m “0-
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Sen hitchmnn. unclaimed. 57—Kirku-p Bros..
Milte Deva-nor of the Milli-me A. mam. N. Y .............. 1569
A. who won the steepleflnne even, t in _ Wooolknoouo.
1913. the that than it was held. had 18Wf$§k§3§3§m “m "an
sir" wfimmm t” m“ with ‘9 lG—Pepuot Poultry Farm.
defend his title. ‘ (R. I. Whites) tmt.
. _. “as“... ' Gonna...” ............. 1386
300' , ‘EIDEI AWE“. TIL-Albert. T. WI.
U? ‘ ' ‘ North Att'leboro. .‘isss... . . . . .1268
NEW YORK. SenL 6.-—'l‘he first or
the several hundred Scout loaders rep- -
resenting every town and any in New
England. New York. New Janey.
Pennsylvania. Maryland. Drlswore.
Virginia nod Wuhinfion. h. C. arriv-
ed today at the Boy Scout reservation.
in Interstste Park. for the his ethics-
lionsl and camping conference which
begins there tom.
Under the direction of Lorne “Z
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INCOME TAX.
Enact Moll players on. m.
') mstter what their club M
1 who. mmmhnpflfllr
l in New Yuk State. «no a m
1,3 subject to tho provisio- d New
YUM. . “(one M in ..~
let M I. M .
m m“ "a culls“. the
WI”. “500, M .lll
umpires of the National, A and
Internstiofl Ms, .0 oi.»
haw M, whose all
Inductance ”I H
m:
comma-atheism.
unmmnm
”cage-menu"...
Guuin.”flflll*
Yol‘kclmwlllolb'c
omits- than (now
”no. mm
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Monte Curio is in M on“ .y
is possum over the guilt" II
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bite is not nierery "0 five, to:
lire well, est well digest with
well, sleep Well, look well. 1 a.
glorious condition to attain, -"I yet
how very escy it is if one ‘ at,
adofi the morning ind” fi.
Pom who Ire lice-stall. O M
dull sod heavy when they m ”In
ting W, slutty from o ‘. law
tonne, nasty mitts, out “not.
csn‘ “stud. feel so out In I"
by opening the sluice: (1 tin w“
each mowing sud mm “1.
whole of the internal mm to»
hunt m.
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well, mint. cock m ‘31-
breakfast. drink a glass 0! nod u
sister with a testimonial of mastoi-
plme in st to wool m tho
Ito-tool. liver. kflnen end M t.
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sour bile and poisonous m a.
cleansing, sweetening a! m
the entire allmontsry and mo-
puttlnc more flood into tho ”—
The action of hot water and W
phosph‘stoon on empty m b
wonderfully invigorating. l io-v
out sit the sour lemma“. m
waste sad acidity M m h .-
maia mpeiiie ror‘ mm
you no 63an yo‘f no
water no phosphsu is- es»-
lnctlsg a large rolue M to.
the blood and retail; it.” her n
thorouxh flushing of all the In”
organs. .
The millions of people it. on
bother-ell with constipation. silo-
apt-till, almost double, molt-I;
others who have allow an los-
disorders and sickly comm m
urgbdto [Rt :1 a.“ "pm.“fl'
atomA phosphate from the C. m
which will cost very little, '1 I:
wildcat to mic m I VIO-
pounced mos on the M ‘
litcrnal ssnltd‘lh.——!‘!'
Barclay. educational director of the
National Council. Boy Scouts of Am.
erlcs, the men will take a week's:
course in boomer-ft. A series of lect-
Ol‘es, to be given by some of the mosti
noted experts in the coumry, will bei
supplemented by practical demonsti-a~'
tions in the counth. I
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mm ARES. Friday, 39m.
President lrigoyen this afternoon re
solved «Iona vol den
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W some of Germany, who at“,
rived hereon Aug. 7. The nature or.
the interview was slot W. The
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was Container-m1 is character. a 1-8“ “I. by. “be $1.75. Elk price ........ $1.23
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CAMP DIX. N. 3.. s“ tHTM‘ 1" Don. Reg. pun 350. W ........... &
five states were replete-ted in the WW. Reg. rice 50c. prion ........ sic
two-day “Military 01mm." Ind?!”
mvausplces of the Kn" 61 Colum-
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