2.22.2 fillliAll
li’llN, SAYS SHARPE!
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Yale Coach 0ffers~No EXcus-!
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cs for Defeat of His Chara
5.5 by Boston
iiili strain ~ '
ill Jilly BilUTS
Arena A. C. Promoter Has
NF t' HAVEN. Oct. 20.—Dr. All
Show". CUilt‘ll of tho Yule football
team issued the following statement;
today regarding the Boston College
(out. .41: i
“l‘ ston College won because the
lit-don College team played better
it-ntmill. Opportunities which came to;
35.1.- were not. taken advantage of,
Novel Idea-0ther Gossm
while the BOston players made the 0f ROM Arena
joist of their's and won the game as a.
re tilt " . ! NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-—If Davie Dtris-
” ‘h ‘ les 0 in er-
It is an adequate statement and_no coll, who‘ls to stage a ser
{Yale supporter can deny the superior- estlng bouts in the Arena A, 0,, Fauna}:
it\ m‘ the loston (.‘Ulli‘f-E“ clove“ in Regiment Armory, Jersey City. tong;l 3
Silurdav's came. The defeat. cant? adheres to the time schedule he as
hard. ht)\\'t‘\'t‘l‘. .
ailing; of titular hopes but especi
with the loss of two more of Stale
lizir'kfield iiicn.
l
ally the patient New York boxing enthu‘
'5 siasts who shudder at. being marooned
in darkest Jersey aftelr thaN..tow:
’ ~ - ‘ . cam only put clocks have struck twe ve. war
Tiigiiigesfifirghy'éfimgs; spectacular and Jersey City after midnight tnke on
drop kick brought what seemed a cer- a desolate aspect, very distressmg toI
lain victory to Yale, out of the. same a New lorker, and the transmutation!
for three weeks. making him llnal'flgiat— facilities sag in a demoralizing man-
,. ' )-inccton contest, u ner.
{ff-utuliitrlnl illifidid. the fullback. to tho But Mr. Driscoll, who lured 48,600
:nfirmarv with both eyes closed. One people to his ball grounds on the occa~
i-w hall-was torn by finger nails. sion of the Kilbane-Bums incident.
' interest is keen around the campus promises to make it unnecessary for
1-. mad out just how badly Murphy was devotees to roped square events 'to re-
jtlllli'i‘fl. This famous son of a famous main in Jersey much after 11. oclock‘
itiiini-r has won a place in the heart p. m. He has bound himself in Rack
(.1 i-rerv Yale. router for the fight that. and white to put on his first. bout at
this trail halfback has shown every 7:30 p. m., and that. the other four con-
'limt' he. has been given the opportun- tests shall follow at intervals of forty-
in, When it was announced today five. minutes, which woulu put K. 0.
not only with ”10 dim‘ adopted he. will confer a great {anXflllflt ,.. .
. .._..-.. *Nw‘
jrince Leo-Bold and Pretty'liidnappér
“ Harvard
that his leg had not been broken and Bill Brennan and Dan O’Dowd, princi-.
1li:tl only a ligament had been torn, pals in the chief event. in the ring at;
and Harvard took a tremendous boom. As the Fourth Regiment Armory is
“lildi‘n will not be seen in the Yale but two blocks from the Summit ave-t
With nue station of the Hudson tube the;
)' .lw'.‘ hopes of victory over Princeton 10:10 1). m, I
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Murilp until the Blown game.
.2 n morn. tlii'oc out of the four best in good season.
l».. 2 are out of commission, Fido way in which Driscoll's benevolent
.i.’ 'nn alone remaining with his purpose can,be doteatod'and that isl
i..-.-.t above board. through wasting three-quartets c! an
’l sanie that Keanpton played Sat- hour previous to the main event. in the
lit 1,. \\ as almost flawless.
in. i‘-.. wretched judgment displayed celebrities. The attractive card ar-
lu l'liet La Roche at quarterback it is ranged by Driscoll follows:
in li‘..c.. that Kcmpton will be given 7:30 p. m.—-l)ave Rosenberg vs.
txu- quarterback berth. A backfield Johnny Summers, six rounds.
(‘Liiilimit d of Kempton, quarter; Mur- 8:15 p. ni.—Harry Wills vs. Joe Jea-
pri) and Neville, halves, and French nette, eight rounds.
(ll Eli‘aden, fullback. would afford all 8:50 p, m.——T()mmy
kimls of trouble for opponents. .George Chip. eight rounds. _
Acostafwho made the two bad pass- 10:10 p. m.—K. 0. Bill Brennan rs,
es which cost Yale the safety, is re. Dan O'Dowd, eight rounds.
calving no caustic
119 is not a centre and begged not to COLGATE THRO‘WS
be sciit in’ as one. His position is SCARE iNTO TIGERS
guard, and his work When he returned _
to the some at that position spoke. for Coaches 'Reaiize Princeton Must Im-
itself.
. 1 . rovo .to Win.
~"i‘hw only Yale features .bemdrs the 'l’RlNCltTg' ~ 2 -
playing of Kempton, was that of Dick-
«ns all . Hubbard. Until Saturday they
N, N._ J.,‘ 0ci.. 20_—Whiio
Saturdays victorr over Rochester is
Smilit- out also lor at least ten spectators can get back to Broadway;
There/is ‘onlv ofier
Consider— introduction of a cluster of alleged]
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remarks at Yale. ___._._.________ i
1 While he 1M
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royal
Leopold was "kidnapped" by Miss Anna Hamlin, well known
gian
l society. ller accomplice was a young
Wt... Sham
Stadium
family was visiting New England Prince
in Boston
naval lieutenant. They took the
{Milli
w—A...
k
minis
the Ward street
,grounds.
“Steamer" Stanley started on the
imound for the Lockwoods and held the ,
:Tires hltless for five innings, and than. '
;in the sixth, he was touched up far;
gtwo runs on two hits and an error. i
' This Was the turning point of the»
game, as Stanley was yanked und’
:Tillennnn went in. This was a blunder, '
,in changing pitchers, as Tillerman .
lwns wild and allowed three runs ill-l
;mediately afterward.
E Mefiurten was the heavy sticker in
yesterdw'a contest. driving out I don-
,ble and triple out of three times at bat. i
. 7
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. The L‘ockwoods outhit the Tires,
‘to 6. but codldn't connect when hits
:meam ms. The lineup: ‘
, LOCKWOODS. i
2 ab
KRyan, lf ............ 4
iTucker. 3b .......... l
Wronk, ss ...........
Stanley, p—2b.........
McCurtcn, c .. ...... 3
fLindqnist, rt ........
leordas, 2b .........
EChantos, cf . . . ..
{Herring lb .........3
WW
Eiiiii‘smsr
é. WfliWi
I In a game featured by good, clean
football, the Tigers of this city went
Hcouuceunfl
ouog
p-l
QOOHOOD‘OOQ
MOOONOOOHH
OOIQOHNH¢O§
cannon
MEAT / ; <
w
. in a weird game of baseball, the
lLoekWoods lost to the Tires, yester-
!day, 6 to l, at
m-
Tillcrman,p... ..... 2 0 0 0 z 0
Totals Willi—TE};
NORWALK TIRES. ~
ab
L'J'
'5
O
Riley, 2b .........,,.5
(lakes. i'f ............ 4
Haynes, 1b .... ..... 2
Prince, of ............3
Johnson, as . ..... .1
Lynch, p ..... .4
Hall, 1f ............. 4
Schmidt. 3b ......... 3
McSally, c ..........2
Worse, c ............l
0
0
0
0
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
LOI‘kwnods ............ 010 000
Norwulk Tihes ......... 000 005 101 43
Summary: Earned runs: Nut-walk
Tires. 5: Loekwoods. 4. Two-base hit
lict‘arten. Three-base hit~Mchi=
ten. First on balls—011' Stanley, 2: on
Tiller-man. 2. Struck out—43y Stan-
le)’. '1': by Lynch, 6: by Tillei‘man, 2.
Left on bases—imitwoods. 3:
walk Tires, 7. Hit; by pitcher—Chat}
fos. Schmidt. “’ild pitch-Stanley:
3?. Sto‘<~n base Ryan. First ‘
roi‘s——Norwalk Tires, 3. l‘mpiresv
“litter and Dewey. Time—~One hour
and fifty minutes.
120~~4
Elisa iiii wms
AfiilN lelifiiii
C. S. Bissett of Stamford. wihnnr or
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NOV» .
On 01' '
‘ RED Citossgv “won‘t:
IN RUMANIA
Continued From Page One
work in Roumania condition! hm
I(shunned sharply. (in their arrival It.
tAmerictns found the country in h
1.ng of hunger and filled with dire-g
iF‘orIdv—clothing and medicines m
ibmught in by the slimmed. howl-var,
find a vast maelilnery oi‘ dintributh
.was soon functioning. With wor-
.wentber spurring became less mini;
zed, although there is all" detain“
in the mountain regions where rend
iwoflrm haVe penetrated only with th
~grentost Moulties.
t The food situation is now so I...
'impmvod that the Red Cross is able to
'curtail its activities in that direct!-
and the Government is taking steps b
.insure equitable distribution of 'h
_crops. The American Red Cross .
tends to continue operations in h
imania and the rest of Foulheum'
Europe until the work it has ‘11.
way is brought to a successful (‘1‘
To enable it to complete its task .
Europe and devote itm-lt largely .
activities in the l'nited states. 1.
Red (‘rnss is raisin: a national fund ‘
_$15,(t00.000.
REGULAR ARMY
MEN LANDED
; iN NEW You
Continued From Page One.
Fe was greeted at th- pier by Rm
General “Davison, who when asked I
more troops Were coming. said u‘
members of the 13th Rvi'lmeni wet.
now at (‘amps I'pton and Merrill.
nearby. and Would be brought beta, I
Dorcssaljfi ‘
\i‘AsiiiNo‘rON, on, 20.. Secretory
Baker today refused the request ‘
prince bv automobile to the Harvard s indium where Miss Hamlin explained down ‘0 G979“ befor.‘ ”‘9 Shamrocks ”‘9 200 ml“! "99‘ h?“ ‘8“? Monday "”0" ”"1“" of N9" Ym‘k- ‘0 P‘
. ,of Stamford at Belts field Sunday 81- ~by the Hillside Homing Pigeon (‘lub
Five a bag.
local boys
to the royal captive all about the college games played thcrc.
wrapped in a sheet. and looking like a
Eternoon. The score, 134), shows that
the Shamrocks had to battle hard all
Robson VS. hosin that well remembered chant. enough to make the‘ttalk interestingUtho time. 'Anlntorcepted puss in the
i“Here yer are; Great big fresh roast- The New York Sum of “Sport." first few minutes of plum resulted tn
Eed liiimphacked. double Jointed Cali- as sitting by the side of the tracking Intecore for, the Stamford team.
,fornin pranuts.
Sometimes he would let some of the bald-headed old Roman in a toga” end, shortly afterwards scored the best
run the peanut wagon It is said on pretty grind authority that éoumg of the game. From then on,
A pretty pass to the Stamfords' right-
while he would climb into a makeshift the “old m‘an"‘hasdone well out of the the Titers fought with a stubbomegg
costume and enter
please" races on the track. His
culiar ambling gait, bald head ind
Men only second string men.
All of the varsity men not already
laid up as a result -of file game are
pretty well used up, and it is thought
itizit only a slight workout. if any, will
be held today.
'Yale is fortunate in having an easy
q-[Hfllt'lll for next Saturday, as if still
rtriicsl‘ can hardly be expected from
’l‘uits.
on: COLLEGES MAY '
LOSE CHAMPIONSHIP
not regarded by the coaches as being
indicative of any particular strength
on the part of the Tiger eleven,
Coach Roper expressed himself as sat-
isfied with the progress made by the
team last week. The whole coaching
staff is alive to the great improvement
that must be accomplished if Prince-
ton is to make any sort of a showing
against Colgate in the first of the im-:
portant games here next Saturday. The
end problem is a serious one and the
Rochester .gcme did little toward solv-
ing it. The te'am also exhibited a lack
yet ,
Ollt't‘ more are followers of football of good substitute line material, which
ntiil‘i‘onted with the strong probability is likely to prove disastrous with four
tint the Eastern championship will go big games hovlng into sight on four
to some eleven outside of the Harvard- successive Saturdays.
Killer-Princeton company. “'hile it The athletic management is making
lnt)’ be a bit early to talk about the elaborate plans for handling a big.
4i'h- happenings, last. Saturday accent- crowd of Princeton adherents next
air-ted certain facts which cannot be week. The Colgate contest has taken
denied and which have a most inti« the place of the Dartmouth game on
mate bearing on the championship sit- the. Tiger schedule, and this‘fall looms ,
nation. Unless Pennsylvania and up as one of the most important East-3
Dartmouth take a hand in the titular em gridiron battles. The Dartmouth
proceedings we are very likely to see game always has attracted a large
the Eastern championship at staké number of footballfans to Princeton.
'wtien Syracuse and Colgate battle in .
'SPRINGWOOD JRS. L
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inc Archbold Stadium on November, --~. !
1‘5. The season has gone only three J
,wceks, but it already has, shown more The fl 6 F'RST' GAME
titan we were able to discern a fort- Sp ““00 Jrs. traveled 10
night later in most campaigns before Stamford Sunday and played the fast .
OSE
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lid-limit!!! them
the game. 'l’ii’au
about $1,000 was}?
the “Go as you last three or four walks which he has that surprised their heavier and more
pe— been in and‘thnt
experienced Wendi, as well as
their more ardent supporters. Starting
cheerful grin causing plenty of fun more than he could make in the same {be second half, that old fighting
for the onlookers.
He took part in many of the. six day
races in Madison Square Garden, New
York €10;st well a in the close of
events the Standard describes.
t Under date of Oct. 20, l8”.
The fourteen hours 0. day wulk
Now York closed on Saturday and
Sport Campana was the winner of
third place and $400: ‘ with a score
366 miles against 377 mr 'Fltuerald
first, and 87') for Colston second place.
.Itii sum, ultra in mm
iiiiii warm iridium illit-
mu, llilifilifiill
. naturism -
time peddling fish or ormes.
JOE BENJAMIN TO BOX
NEWARK SMTSHEN‘S CLUB
Joe Benjamin, who claim the light-
,weigbt championship of the Facile
coast, will be seen in one of the bouts
Dave Mackay at the Newark Sports-
men’s Club, on November 8.
.. Benjamin gave Belly Leonard a stiff
of the Champion's visit to San Fran-
.cisco. Since coming But under the
management of Billy Gib-u Bulimia
them all.
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. Did! that has been the chief use: bl
> Tim of the mat years came to
'tbo surface and they outplayed their
rivals during this half. Playing a
wonderful defensive gonna. such as
\
cones fly out: long experience. the
{not an entertainment to be staged by saw {an “s .51, to trial
‘their goal llne item being mood;
The Tiger team is not disheartened
o! argument on the coast on the occasion one bit by this Moot, but they will
procfloobudor {or the Iain-c
witbtblstoon.wuohtlfiryfu-luv,
,Thcy were. tolerany close together: has engaged in (cur .m, winning "1“ the? "u ”In he in: m
i
ofthisweek will!» hold m;
night at 7:30 at tho and“ nil-1
Mazatlan-Immune
Mammal-put. ]
PM Reported-Men!
By Northwestern Rue-i
sinus .
Continued rm Page. One.
the nus-in “er; of Iron-Mi:
i
from Baltimore. Md, nosed out me
winner again in the 500 mile race from
Culver-ton. Va., held yesterday, with
~R.‘H. Morton, a close second for that
honors.
The liberator wired: "Birds liberat-
ed at 8:30 \a. m., perfect day, no
wind.” The bird winning the first di-
ploma arrived at the loft of C. S. Bis—
sett at 235 :04 a. m., flying the dist-
ance in ‘6 hours, 15 minutes and 4
seconds, flying ,It on average speed of
1298.69 yards per minute.
pone the use of troops at New Yd.
until funnel" efforts could be made I.
settle the strike of longshom
there. '
Mr. Baker said maintenance of or-
transport service out of New 7‘
was a part of the war operation. ‘
the Government. and that be lit.»
ed to continue the (mention 1'
ships. He added, however, th‘
was willing to cooperate with I“
Hylan in any possible way "to I.
about an adjustment of the strike- "
ficulty."
12 MEALS“ A DAY sunri-rurt
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Result of the race in yards per miu~
ute as follow: t
c. s. Bissett, lst diploma, 1298.69 yds.l
R. H. Morton. and diploma, 1894.15 yes. :
Prohibit?“ Hu ficplaccd Drona-
not: with Motion, to: an“.
Mrv'cr Invent. R
Ll!!! Ian on Wing m M
J. L mellek 1355.2‘ 748.“ COPENHAGEN. October
J'. A. lichck 1255.14 yds- Christiana, where the vote will In.
I. E. M» 1068.07 Yd‘ than three to one mind the MC.
season. The next noes will be held Whisk”, mm mu m m
nmwrhgoudwlllbetbeoumnl liqm,tberebubecnum-
lulu.
STEPS TO 3101’
' ADVANCES IN
SUGAR moms“ “W
(Continued non: Page Ono).
The price to the wholcnder hereto
am- has been nine cents, no that the
new price means an increase of one
cent a pound. Rem lave been at.
price. While the Mt of Just.
iceunmmmanmm
whottllcuwr‘ulprlcom‘n.“
immmmohmm nightmeymntinuen.
crease of gluttony. Bone 1' ~
people, it is asserted. oven In"
for food as often as twelve tim- Q
' day.
referendum prohibit!!- _
not apply to wines and beers, M fl
‘good people of christian. ’bcnn cl
strong stimulants, have ink- to it
lug. One never saw and: m. I
goes on all hy “which“
tent drink of yore. At Ibo om-
ilowed mchrudevucuunm thcmrning “emanation-do”
tfor controlled mar under the old pad automate and cmflmll -
larceny acquainted. and any but .-
twoen nine in the minor-ins an "
the war. For one thing, we know al-
ready, beyond the shadow of a doubt,
that the Big Three are below stand.
ard. We also know that Pittsburgh is
not the power it used to be, that Sy— man WlliCh was at a very large 3V9!“
racuse‘ has of the greatest elevens
in its great ootball history, that Col-
ate is as strong as it was in 1916 and
hat. Cornell is very much sub‘normal.
Through its splendid victory over
Tin-burgh Syracuse gained the top-
:..-.;t position in the East, With Col-
gim- a close second. Pennsylvania and
3:..iiiiioutli. which are reported to be
Weiy strong. may rank close to these
7 «ii-is, or even outrank them. but
1:. gr >11” are unknown quantities.
Hop... Dartmouth men may resent this,
1 ’i any eleven which can beat a team
1"" the one Penn State sent to Han-
\ m last Saturday has a. serious claim
to titular consideration. We grant.
no. but We prefer to wait for further
if .u-lopments before we place Dart-
Iiz uih or Penn, the great scorer over
;. of small fry, over the leaders we
’1 -\«- Iiziiiieii.
BENNY VALGER IN TWO BOOTS.
Although Joe Jacobs, manager at
lv-iiny Valger, now refrains from call-
ihs his man the. French featherweight
(1 :iinpion. and has not yet referred to
him as the Australian featherweight
title holder, he is inclined to refer to
luiin as .he “Knockout King,” due to
l 2- stopping Jimmy Ball in six main
-‘ obs believes that Vulgar win mush
1m consecutive K. O: m
Valger has two engagements ms
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month. He will box Redcap-Wilson i ‘
, n rive on opening dav and the!!!“
.10 ‘s - C t - mm - ar '
l 0" l 3, next ’ a a Oc go at the dose. Seated in n rim-J
loher 27 will meet We Britt at
Xuramai.
Crescents of that place.
The Crescents outweighed the
Springwoods about 20 pounds, each
age above the Springwoods.
The Sprlngwood, Jrs., quarter base
made a few blunders which lost the
game but the real‘loss came in the
weight.
flpringwood line-up: Gnlke Simislo,
quarter back: J. Banyai, half back: B.
Plumkett, full back; A. Warga, half
back.
The line from left to right was as
follows: . ‘
A. flax-dos and F. Lawson: LL Gall
and A. BardOS, J. Pacqua, L. Gumzy, J.
Anions and L. :Diorio, 1. Evan, J.
Bubs: S. Bartok, S. Marcus.—— .
“SPORT” CAMPANA
GREAT FAVORlTE HERE
The following item from Forty
Years Ago in the Bridgeport Telegram
regarding “Short" Camp-no brings
back many memories of that curious
character who was as much of an at-
traction at the annual sessions of the
Fairfield County Fairs ls were the
"Boss trots”, big pumpkins calm
I bodquilts.
Rain or shine Sport was the first to
liridgepm—t, Jacobs intimates that he le hucklters "wagon piled mm
will call a. massmeeting h
Weeks and pblicly ann
nor is the ‘wfifld’c tenth
Mon. 3'.
tel.
”film 3 than)“. M
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mun-y.
1not be greater than the wholesale od-, There are no rush hours. lt ’
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a View for CINOT. the Poor
“- . -
. A Story That Should Convince the Most Skeptical PM in the World and
Strong”: In Not Up 20 thi Marl; '0‘ This Am
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of All Herbal Tonia. «Your i
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Flint-unions 1 gave him lor- nt. least]
two weeks three “doses of CINDY
681'.
keep the kidneys and bowel: opal and.
time, be “Wand
investigated the,
w
weakening. I
:1?er Tonic CINOT very thoroughly
and was convinced that it contained
herbs and was harmless. l ntcbed
theeflectsotthlsmedlclneandltwu
m1. Anyone that new the light
fltbmsnwmmm:
mammal i
Fronthcmylmtmlcouldue
the melons effects. it ,
tokeholdondrenovflejhe
tools Boon-fl.
; “‘drivemhfifi-
r. 8mm ”flit: if I
lcm workudthltfllomethlw
‘ memberltkctnnlc
izmufilnmwmm
bowels and kidney! VG"
unmnl mud the end of a. hard was one of the Macs Arabs in that-xi. mrketlnnoursugaronilis ba-
itraningsystem. fi
l'cmo'r is a snugthbunder. it will,
,putfietlow “Mammal-nu,
down mar—the thin. week an:
and‘uzu‘ni‘nptmwutc tonic-ado,
mfiflVe on its effects; and.
that will keep
“Momma
man‘»
Hattie-toad” oz
Yudeuitchwupnaiul-
ly-de out. “M”,
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w. m Offices. - ~,
I wanted something on would: wan act-joules House was. \ m,
l u
Little Arab Ma to from England rm‘
But in sun Mtie Endurance Race
AYBE, Hus. Oct. m—n was! wu-
refuzee horse which captured the 300-.
mile endmnc- race for molly
mounts that was decided here restor-
day. Alter Rania, the mu. m
more. hit been proclaimed bad a; E!
u deu-vlvonofdie candida-mot,
the long trial, it was lea-loll that
1
war conditions.
rune-7 of Lady m niount, in info:
tom-ulna, an Document-had.
minaret-tile mongering.
vim-fienmcoldtow.8.m
«mama-tuexwu
Welykd. .
ne'puiormn'oo
i
by a. joke. to otter “.md
'0; mac»!
ital-Montana“ ”Sufi mmwmm ”LT-‘1
"Bueece' um rm til Vow—the outing of nchmnrrbrod (a.
day byt in M 1.“; m ofbutterod bread with strain 10“
nchlmmmhxoanottoni-idoniaudnyim. ~
munpmmd n'holonlewouldbecon- A man who used to “and“ I
sldend hurls. "no: the M800“ drink now “stands” 3 round ‘
trot Act. 0 a.” r scbmurrbrod.
--- true. In a. mwmmmmuein— '
that Joe Smith says 1: mmvmmm . “mm”, mm m
‘blic be D”: i en cent: a pond was a hit- mind The K0 ’ -
‘lméxgigam lost ngbt "‘11:”me m“ line. for “Sir. prohibition as a “war m _
Attorney-General Palmer made pub-
. . r ago it annulled u
llcthe ”‘6' ' y"
allowing toner“: cent to beet web temporary “quot lest-Intac- “
f
Alter W Win by the ‘70 ”090'“ mam“
races-iced authorities on “at, the After bitter 130163“le
United — Btntes Sugar mutation an...» at tut won I! step few-0‘-
Bond bare Ma the Depurtmm or the government acted to but a -
Justice of ‘be following men: The referendum Mm. -
“ ‘As a considerable part of the coun- lfidte- robfilthn ‘
trygcneullynppnodotmmu mass in favor of p
the nu- !witl boot up: may be em- 23‘4” must it.
man i °‘ “gm“ “K"i m
Mailer fire 0 tell mar or "00" m.“
mfimwninmmn: . T“
Catechism“; price.
7W3 will docile at
It. and relieve the very tartan situa-
tion. The minor“ 13m net Wm,botwoterbouh.m
cat f.o.b. plant. which he been offer- ”1‘ all”! mm,
ed by the Sugar Equalization turd for ‘ H Robert. F m a
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