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HARTFORD. March -u.—When Bat-
tling Levinsky, recognized by many
sound-minded critics as the Llight-
heavyweight champion of the world.
and Clay Tutne", notedfull-blooded
Indian of the ring, race each other, in
their tenrcund bout. Friday, night, at
the Auditorium, on Church street. box
in}: fans should be in for one of the
best battles ever waged here between
top notch exponents of the mainly art.
Levinsky traces his claim to the.
lightheavyvreight championship to his
bout with Jack Dillon at Boston four
y‘eais ago. when he whipped the for—
mer Indianapolis ring artist in deci-
site style gaining the decision at the
end of the twelfth round. Practically
all of the inst mun in the game have
. been met by thi< wtemn. including
.i'illy Alissa. who on several occasions
Quit Laxeiiv res,
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gave Jack Dempsey a world of trou-
ble. Many times he stepped out of his
division to tackle heavier men and
gave Frank Moran an. intgnestb‘ig bat
tie two years ago.
Tumor Ca rries Punch.
In Clay Turner the fans will see a
boxer who gives action all the way
and who is regarded as a boxer with a
hefty wallop. Turner hopped into
prominence when hf‘dereated Billy
Miske. when the St. Paul Battier was
in his prime Both Levinsky and
'lurner ha e met three times and the
going was so or en in all of the clashes
that the coming bou: bids fair to settle
the question as to which is the super-
ior in deciSIVe style.- In the second
bout of the evening "Red" Amos, who
probably enjoys a greater popularity
that anv local boxer. will swap punch
es with "Silent Mike.’ of Bennington,
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Vt. while in the opening bout Willie
Gibson. of Hartmrd, will try to dupli-
cate his knockout victory, scored at
M‘s-“den, ovor Haggerty. of New Brit-
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KlNG SIGNS WITH —PIRATES.
MORGANTOWN. W. V., March 23;
——-Andrew V. King former University
of West Vii-glint: football and baseball
player yesterday signed a Pittsburgh
National League contract as catcher
and will ieport to the club at. Hot
Springs, Ark. immediately.
WOU LD FORE! D BETTING.
BALTIMORE W11 23. ~:The
House of Delegates las night passed
the Andrews bill, which forbids all
betting on Maryland racetracks.
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Life Is Merry for Chinese Typesettér;
All He Has .13 25,000—Letter Alphabet
._ English Seems to Him Far Less Complex Than His Own
Language.—-Many of His Countrymen Eagerly Learning
Western Tongues, Survey by Interchurch World Move-
,ment Shows.
F we are forced into admiration for the Chinese
rct their own laundry checks,
lust grant these proud queue
who are able to ““3
how much more w
owners who are setting Chinese type.
.very large in comparison with English letter5. most of
the type used in books and newspapers being at least
out-quarter inch in height.
A print
shop, too, must contain something like
Through
Chinese type is
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National A. C., writes that he
will guarantee Jimmy Wilde $10,000
for a tmoifnd bout With Patsy Wal-
’ lace, in the City or the Straits, April
28. .
ZBYSZKO AND FREBERG To
‘ WRESTLE.
Stanislaus Zbysako and John Fre-
berg have been matched for a contest
to a finish at Prospect Hall. Brooklyn.
April 1. This should prove a good test
for the elder Zbyszko, for Freberg As
an able grappler.
Cut living costs with a back—yard .
arden,
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25.000 difiercnt characters. and the type-sci: r rm "t
know where to find even the least frequent ‘ t‘tt‘rs
the mission schoolS
Churches of the United States, according t
recently made by the luterchurch World Mmcrtcnt
the Chinese have heard of much Rs
are .cagcrly learning the
which to them seems far less complex than thrjr own.
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suncis
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labortmh mctlio '
nglish language, 1
~ varies consort.
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’jlimousine tank. nMinneapolis Journal.
l “e don't worry so much about the
[closing or Rector's as we do whether
conuaiir "5 notes.
A age was reported the other day
in which a dog ate a lady's skirt.
The poor beat. is probably still hun- ,
‘gry.-—'Pas‘iing Show. London.
Bernard Baruch nys’ out: prices
are due come down. We hadn’t
heard before that Mr. Baruch would
be a candidate. -——Columbia Recon!
' There is a strong doubt in Europe
as to, the practicability of leaving
Germany‘s punishment to her own
commence. «— Washington Star.
We took__nearb' three years to get
into the war and it begins to 1003 as
it we might take as long to get out.
5—- Chicago Evening News
‘i A Florida paper wants “'iihelm
sent to the Fijia where the mission-
Fai“ug this. “why no!
'send the missionaries to Doorn‘?—-~
Memphis Commercial-Appeal. .
At this election the, fun dinner pail
as} a slogan will give way to the, full
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farmers are going to stop raising po~
ill oes ~Schenectadv l'nionSmr.
i The mikado has dissolved his pur-
liamvnt and if that won 't settle it he
swlll boil it in oil— Boston Evening
Post:
New/Jersey will be surprised to
hear the, house pf representatives has
.refused by n vot of 254 to 86 to repeal
the prohibition . enforcement law.
There seems to be. no explanation. up-
Aless it is that the house has not
heard that New Jersey has gone wet.
j—Kausas City Times
Mthuu county. North Dakota
savrtl $1,645 by last year's campaign
against gophers and grasshoppers
the kidneys do their work in ridding;
5 County, , nascent.
3 TIQN.
Seven hundred ' tam“!
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is showed that he. had matte a clear in?! for many )7er
mm}. or $100,000 during January. 'L ___._
9°"? ""3" sun. . IEEKEEPERS TO MEET.
R. L. Spotts won the high scratch
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prize at the Trams Ra raps i The twenty-ninth annual mutaw
the New York Athletic. club yester-l
day with the remarkable high mm! of
.98 out of a potsime 100 targets. In!
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his way to the soon! he made 1105““ in Hart ord Saturday, A A
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perfect strirr..s or 2.; targets each. 5pc 1 pm l ha bm‘m ’r'“ ‘l
to i .. .. . _.
Ono was in the tcnmamcnt cup and and no a V“ be com. rC] '1 O“ "
. » beat me: beds for wintering tA .» ~.
‘h. th was A the boot for the ' ‘
‘ e 0 er n a situation. At the beginn w v ..~
of the Connecticut Mkfifilovrs' 1,...
c‘atlon will be held at the S at: r-;.;,,_
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through the“ winter. The
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