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TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922."
M
"limit sums out i
[Hill A. slut;
" ml:
”mi hum llflRl‘lJIlll t‘euinfef Bridge-"l,
‘imrt v t ,-.~ tlu:§.leit.'nr$;m- \‘V’ilton Sunjl
l..;~l. and eurprisvd' every infill-‘3
riilnul elm ,ligis listcf’nwl'io the mom"
Juniors: .t‘hifi‘éhzivr‘ liorn‘ rirculu’tt-rl to
.‘i he (ilfwvfiifiia‘ their were u We-n 1; train
.wilhom {:Jn. 'l“tgn»r:t\ rumors and pub-
lii ‘lil‘l'vrlll lmwlml ‘u‘ut p'rm‘iously. Incr—
J'linlni: 1;; flu \\'ilton ll‘tllll luv a num—
ber w' (lisvnnivnlul mmtnls. Faust-(l
‘1ll:\n_\ ‘l‘n iilmnin away. tin-tub}: missing
mm» «a: tlw- c-ln first games played in
. ’c’iltm: this yet tr. Murinko and Arnold
dill tlu Latte-ivy work for the visitms,
with limit :m-l NICSE‘illy Tor Wilton.
’lutll l'lll‘llt‘l‘.“ put up a line game.
Alurinfzu “as :1 little wild at times.
:§i\lllf1‘ liw hum-H nu lxulle. struck out
mm' im r. mu! ullmvml liu' hits. Uncle,
Hus Hall “115' r'ull of steam and
mtrliv xi :1 mnuim'ly Hume from start to
siniuh. in tort hv was: much stronger
m lllt' lHNl ltuit‘ than in tlw first. Hall.
VA’M’YIA’
use assignment "Vitl’l. ‘
e short field to the
has done so wel
own the‘second b
His'shift't‘rom th
the‘ Babbitt
lluhhitt Maranville is still holding ii
the Pirates and holding it (low
0 our]; was first but
his new position he will
apt-rimeut but.
.nlil‘v‘ remain there. .
exception of George Sisler '
t~ stars as COllins
hard time to prove that any
s in the game with the
\V’ith such an array
one would have a. pretty
id is better guarded.
The greatest infielder
are now stwrmd h:
:lilrl Muranvillo
other position i
“Olsen benefit fund" game this evenin
nrs present a formidabl
Ives to win tonight's conte
Don't fall to attend the
,mxtrr Grounds.
the Knights to extend themse
’lst: a hard fought one, and well worth seeing.
e line-up ‘and w
st. The game should
ce. Despite .
es will finish up in last pla . _
fans believe
Boston fans do not believe. thcélw’mav .
’s end is far away and the
,... . » . ,. . . ., ,. . . z .
13‘ ("nlh' llmlv it“: l(vnf‘]\:l>nlsit:t1111?,1‘1333. their recent string of defeats. tl
\ > .itH .l 0\ tt, (. ll ‘ | t l . . .111 . itllflt it is “(it tOO 111‘? yet for 11‘;
good untur- it you look it over. Thei
lves together 2
e Braves to pull themse c . ..
in hotter showing. At any rule. they should prove equal to the task of pausmf,
l‘.irn:s~r.' Slit't‘l" mus tn": i'mnod : . -
‘ “ t h t H " the “none too speedy" I'hlllies. -.
fw'sli liUlllt' of "pop." {is they had
more si‘wml nml class. ’llull starting
‘lWD. 13ml l'lo Jennie two. with 'l'nlmnge.
1hr pixnt on which thereof the doubles,
wt‘nlt‘l'wl, put them through in fine‘
Immwmw .
f w; 1.; DAM
base paths but he he ,1 . , 1
i'TILD‘EN,f
last week the veteran \vc-nt
s teammates were
ed up considerabli‘ on the
fielding eye. One day ‘
solid hits. while in
Ty Cobb has slow
retainrd his true butting und
{LllKCll out as many
’-.~'l ’ ‘. i ‘ l ' '9: ' ‘ ‘ .
)]t n m h w tln (ll xppmntnu nt of t to but ”Y? times and SD
Hm \ieitme. It was :1 pleasure to sect
inn-ll u gumv, not our word of kicklngi
from «illu-r Hide. liolh teams playing:
wings} hull and tho l“fll‘lll("l‘s are to he
m‘nllfll'llllllilll‘ll on' their line Showing.
th the opposing boxmun.
finding all sorts of. trouble Wt
,i,.WATsoN M. WASH B URN
‘RICHARD H WILLIAMS. 2.N‘D.
Tilden and Richards have
1 his players for :3. few
is men will find plenty
in Managi‘r C?” “m Four NgtiOI‘lS
Now the Yankees will entert. _
esday Cobb and h
«innsmrring lllt- strain they have been ‘davs 'Ll. the Polo Grounfl< Or \Vedn
illlllt‘l‘ during; the past two weeks.
“without cans-w. Each player was a live
win- t‘rum start to finish and their
:mrmn work was a delight to all. .Mrm-
Larger llrnwn was r-nllml away on busi-
uioss and Captain ’l‘nlmng‘e took the
flit-1m. olmnqml his butting order and
wi'vl'ltliliw; worked fine.
'l'lir lm-zi'l fans had new life and
timed thr‘lr lungs to a much better ari-
Ixuntngz‘o than r-vor. giving the boys on—
roul‘nm-n'wnt nml omitldvnct- :is the r0-
After Davis Cup
:vrcw YORK. July l\.~«0f the four-
. , challenged the
L nilm‘l suites to deleml the Davis Cup.
jsymbol‘ir 01’ the WON'T.“ tennis cham—
pionship. only Your awn-min as possible
coutomlc1's~—_—Anstralizt.
loitlsh Islee.
“ordered to play together a ”a.
d‘Oubles team in the Mott-0901i
,and Sea Bright tournaments
order that the rAmerican o '
may get; a line on their
Williams at! Washbur’n, who
resented America in the. Ba
Cup doubles last year, will '
at; Sea Bright, too, and at? '
.to retain their high honors. ~
competition between the We i313,
standing teams will be £011;
lolfl Norwnlk motors to cheer them to viotory.
nations , Which
Eventually. however. the
a pparnt mu 31
ppurent equal
just at preécnt.
:Lr tOO'many local clubs of
too many local clubs of a
The league iseme is rather dead
league is bound to come
glengue is bound to come
'mine the champion.
mention-tomes
Eastern I
[or there are
son hogan.“ six
limited by de-
court '-‘ Belgium,
New Haven“ '
.Vl’aterliury ........
l-lartiord .. ........
f two pennant Win- nzii‘tons‘ hzn’e‘lmen elm
are hit heated uprgm'er'the possibility 0
end in the Johnson
St: Louis fans , ’
one still maintaining their 1
mulls shin“: Judging [rum the ”mnyiners this season. The Browns
It'lllfll‘lirs hem-(l at llw game. it is quite
«villi-int that 'thc~ hammer factory has
mliut «lmvu for want of raw material,
.vml 1 \t'l’}‘ lllt'lllllt'l‘ has invested ht-av-
Hy in ll-e,‘ lunihli'l's' club. and a. mighty
git-Hill it"x‘i'ulmv'lil 1hr)" have made, as
1hr} will gvt nnml w-turnn Within the
m-xt lv \\ \v-u its, as the Farmers have-
Mmu :vl' llw lltll'tlel gaunt-s oi the SC‘H—
rmm lu tow tin-m.
Jul) :6 v.1 hurt: the ('lmmpion
ll.lllllll Aunrlrnm: ol' .\'rw Haven :29
datum :illtl iln- l(l(‘1l!>‘ “1'.in llSI' "rt-11V
uwt'rllhn pnssllilt'. {in llwv '\\'ill ‘llt‘ up
.llZ‘AlIHZ ill ’H'l} Slit: proposition. On
July 2‘." no In gin n ilw»;::um- st-rlt-s
wilh the Nunvnlks. so rest assured {up
n-mw. )uu will 24H: smnn lllliIll1_\' goml
yum-w limit»; llu m \l in? nil-ks.
Mmmgvl' litnu'n lmtl «tom- liis nt-:
most in Ft'l’lll't («tin £0!th :llll'JH‘llOliH:
‘(n‘ tin Wilton putroias, uml in socur—l
Romania. 'Ik‘nmark.
and ltéill‘wnml the
for various reasons t-liminated them-
ict—iws through defaults.
All the first. and smufiml round pre-
llzechoslovokm.
do such progress in
a few points llehindthe “'orld EI‘t‘il'tsfieid .‘ ..... . . . . .
:lriclgeport . . . . . . . 3
l'Albany‘ ..... . . .‘
ESpringtield . . . . . . .
Fitchhurg ...... . . .
eel: . h ave m 3.
E 'vmczmrmanuos:
“Alllwl,,,
”WWTIEE ‘3
51mm TEAM,
circuit, while the Cardinals during the past w
their climli to the’topthat they are now but with intense interest.
‘ Champions.
the association‘s action, it taken
‘elsewhere in deploring Great
3p1‘é‘5‘ent lack of enough firstrr' e
:crs’ to make a team without 7t _.
gsmnding men-11ajor A. R. 'F.
icote and Randolph Lycett, who. 3
‘said. would be unable to makejfh'e
to America if they shouldkhav‘
tournament_
.. p ‘ from Canada.
Haunt-n. the Phllippiurs and Japan for
those nations to stand fi.‘Fl’€SGntatl\'fiS;
Stengel. who is snox‘t- too far away
‘ Now is the time McGraw needs a player like. Casey .
the field, but he is
llill Cunningham does very well in
y when it comes to stick work.
ing an :Lvr‘rugo of .420.
not in the some class with Case - ' ’... . ,,
Exew ‘i ork .........
St. Louis ........... 52
matchoe. and possibly all of them will ,
’ , iChicagox.r ...... ..44 “
he stun-ml in this country.
‘ The Amrrlcan lfiévis Cup commit
will nttepiistilate this; week to select'
$111,4th it;
preliminary
.
mwov'di
15 Iv: t‘ #3 l‘u
Kin-whmm
‘ Carpentier and
Moran toBo’X in
" England in October”
PARIS. July IS.wGuorges Carpeni
tier has been matched— to box Frank
Moran next October.
Details of the bout are as ye
decided, but Herrick declares the con-
Aruold. c ......
Morinko, p .
bI-ib
w!
‘The flail}; Telegraph‘s tenni
;has this to 5:13“: W:
i when countries like’ ' .
slovnkaia and Italy can send
abroad. it is a thousand‘pities "131
“Pittsburgh . .. . . . m... 39
“T’Xllléifi‘é’iphia i '
i
. Gutllfi Willie!
, 3;: 33' re prohanly Will
'choscnétu'o
doubles players. , 3
Selections to'be centered about ‘WlL ,
American chatty
Totals ........ 29
SCORE HY INNINGS
l\VlllOll x\. 1\.. .
ill.‘ “ox A. C. . . .
int
.10
.
we:
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KEY? YORK. July 18.w-Coincident
lwithflthe unexpected default of the
P-C-g 3riti§h Isles .Davis Cup team which
5%} sends Spain
-5‘~l‘ fagainst the Winner of the semi-final-
lbetween France and Australasia, the)
United States Lawn Tennis Associa
n (l (\ x~—~3
000000000—0
SUMMARY ’
linrnul runs»\\'ilt0n 1.
First on l»ull:~:——of€ Hall 1; off Murin-
Amcr’ican' League ’
item 1‘. Timon. W 4 L‘
_ \‘l’illiam M.
national champion: \Yntson M. V’i’ush»
burn. it. Norris W'llliams. :Ed. and ~Vin-
:St. Louis .. .. -
. * . ----- into 1 . .
1 Xvi-w Xork ........ .' t 1e find]
xChicago ..... '
'Detroit . . . . ..
withdraw suddenly."
White Sox Take
m4: “It‘d" strung twine. lll‘ has lllllllllt’ll ‘kO 1'-
«mt It l“;tllll‘.’ll§tll of lmtllr fur the- I“;Ll'lll~
fl‘lr-a' v.1 lt‘l) “ill ("muse lllt'lll to (lo lll~‘ll‘ Y4-
»,inmw. nml llml they will do llll'll‘
.mgx WM. “1‘ can rest assurml. lvut
mm.“ lutum‘l)’ tluy look for encour-
.-:tvm« ~>l Hum tlw lmnl patrons. As a
swirl illziulmtlun (if our return to n0r~
“lulu; ll‘ lulso‘lmll. \H‘ Wish to 0011-
'-;_;;y*;:lul.t« um ltl\\ll father on liisl
.i..ll,|l‘l>llltll\-il‘n" nth: in the local play-l
are in his lmnslinq ,\l\. Uri-m a fifty
«lullzll‘ till. I‘Tilll“ in l1 «li\l4lt‘ll (-llllt‘llly
:smmw liv yam r». i: ll i_\ win ’tllr-z'e
«ml m‘ it w :3 .- LLlllir‘ w‘v'h s with Nor-
w.lll., w .‘J’H'llli lln j. um :l majority of
dlw w mum‘s Lawns This is not :1
finnmlm praiinmiinn as n WllOll‘, but
«one mmlr rm <l;n\\' Ill: [-Iziva we are
lurk 4.2 lll' m. :lml :lll liithl «tiffu-ri-nct's
..,r “pity...“ in c' l-Iz'iml. Now fans
"thaw your mwlul timl luv) for Olll’
Ann-rim”) Slillll". 11ml with all your
jun-.1 r. llll‘l‘t‘l-l llr‘lillllill' much encour-
m'U-mr n! to your pin}- l‘.\'. also SllO\\’ tll"
nulili. that no :ll‘t’ t'ulllvloodtwl boost-
vv‘rm :IK :l'l) “lung: tlw lino. “"0 are at?
thrill A1 ltll‘ lllllllll'lllllllY, ll‘l US take ad-
umtnu» ni' snmv. {mil we will see our
llllli‘ lmvn on the lmst-lmll map in a
most f‘llllSlllt‘lll'lllfi mzmm-r.
liming ilu- game Mrs, Kathi‘l’n
.l'lt-nsnnls :issistrll by tit-\‘f‘l'fll young
.t'nliva sutlr‘ilml l'lllltla for the UlE‘SOl‘l
luml. :tllll rvm'ivwi $34.0“.
\\'ll.'l‘UI\' A. A.
P.
O
0,
pill-4090300
. ml». r. h. 13.0. a.
‘My. r'f .......... 4 (v n 2 t)
‘llurll‘y, rl‘ ........ 4 0 0 n (l
l'lvnsunls. 5-134 ...... l l 0 23 '8
Hall. 1) ........... l l» 0 2 2
Warm. ill: ........ 3 it t! 4 1
fl'rinm; ll» ........ 3'. h 0 11 (l
'I'ulmmlgv, '_‘ll ..... 3 ti 1 4 3
,‘l .imlM mm, 1‘ ...... 3 l 2’ l O
Nt‘Snll}. r‘ ........ 3 ll 2 1’ 0
'l‘ntélls ...... . I15 3 5 27 14
LENOX A. C.
* 54H Mn, rt" ...... 3 0 ‘l ‘l 0
ll'rl‘l‘zll'. SS ..... 4 fl 2 1 2
"it“?! 't; ......... 3 0 0 12 O
in. ..... ‘. 4 0 0 1 1
' ~‘ LTl) ..... 3 (I (I 2 2
‘ . . . ..... ‘2. 0 1 0 0
i ....... 1 0 1 1 0
_ H“ ..... 3 O 0 0 '1
arranged ' notwith-
standing the fact that Currventter is ex.
pected to meet Beckett next October
in a return match. "
Meanwhile all
- ' l\ ' " 1:0 7 , >
’ M hum cent Richards. The first two are cer-
tain. The first four made up the team
Struck nut—why Hull test. is definitely ‘
.gfi'oshington .' ....... '
.Clei‘eiand . . ...... . .
3 Philadelphia . . .....
l Yesterdayis LRésu’ltis‘t’
Blister-n {league
Hartford 3-2. New Haven 1-1.
Bridgeport ’3‘, Springfield 1.
“’ater’bury 5, Pitt‘sfie
Only three games sc
tion todaywindieated that its plans fol
Ithe‘dn‘teriietional trophy in the ch12 ;
léiige round were nearing completion.‘
From well—authenticated sources. it
is said the Davis Cup committee has
decided on three of the players who
will make up‘the team. They are \‘Vil-
liam T. Tildén, “2d. ‘Villiam M. Johns-
* ton and R. Norris Williams, 2d. '
Johnston and Tilden.
will devote their play
' tlfe‘slngles, while the fourth member;
of the team, will be selee‘ted as a part- ‘
7 doubles to Williams. who
also will be held ready for emergencies
junkie Singles; The fourth.choice is
Considered to rest hetweenw Vincent
Richards, No. 3, in the ranking and
notional junior champion. and Wat-
§on M. 'Wa'shburn, wwho partnered with
Williams in the ‘donble'si‘la‘s ', "
Tilden, .whose. recent chéfipwnship
play; has shown him .to be at the
height of his roost, bf!
fake ineveral weéks '
in ‘ordeif to avoidstaigness.
: contrary Itoopreviouefrexpec
. he "will not pinyin elit errthe Metro-
. :politzmi tout‘na‘” ient “ ‘ ‘
Atmié‘tic Club,’f13fo
. no} in we Seabrig
week. He'isvn
Third Straight
NEW YORK, July is.—Takiag‘ ‘
third straight victory from the?
sacrifice hits
Left on lmsw -—\’l.’ilt0n 6; lmnox 4.
play ~— Hall.
attempts of Siki to
arrange a meeting with Carpentier.
Beckett'or any other corner
see-m to have been sidetracked. no one
curing to take chances with Siki since
attest proof; of his prowess with
LongwoodBoM
Tennis Tofirhey‘ ’ the White 7
day were only two an/dVa' half.
from the second place New Y
~and entertaining strong pom;
Hit by pitcht-rMMarinko.
Stolen l’)as(-s~—~lliiirlstroxn. ,
‘ d i .
First on errors——\\‘ilton 1; Lenox 1. r'lma, S to
t'mpire-A lrotherton.
- plfl_\'5r-‘flull.
Prince; Pleasants. Talmadge. Prince 3.
BROOKIJNE.» Mass: July '1s.——
Doubles play in the Longwood. Bowl
tennis tournament was «to begin this
afternoon. immediately after comple—
tion of the day's single card. in which
William T. Tildon, 2d, niaklng his first
appearance of the. meeting. was to face
Lawrence Greene of Boston.
play was in the second round.
Tilden and “‘allace F.
the doubles
Butler and H. B. Shaw.
Niles and LaWrence B.
meet J. E. Russell and
in another feature match. _
In the singles Johnscm had for his
opponent E. B ,,
Larned met A. N. Reggie and R. Nor—
ris W'illlams. Ed, opposed Victor Hock-
‘four-run rally,
homers by Hooper and Most
ently had sewed up the to 7 fl!
eighth, the Yanks came hat to
score With two out injfie m
to see the White Sex “put otter H
'ning tally on? Mays in the '
pinch hitter ' Strun'k’s ‘
ARuth clouted his fifteenth ‘1:
"the seventh and thirtY' <
took part in the; eneou
Yanks and fifteen of the
‘ The St. Louis—Was'hihst ‘
stopped by rain in the third
’Senators ahead, 4 to 1.. blit‘th
had their leadincreased to t
a§ a result of the Yanks” alarm
b and Tris Spééfkfii
prominent in, their teams
the Tiger leader ~(flouting 791:1
including a. double and a ho“
,club trounced Boston ‘10 to
the Cleveland ~manager“s~d in:
;trlple helped Uhle check P ‘
Champion Loses Golf
Foursome at SiWfinoy‘
‘ Gene Sarazen yesterday use‘dv'his golf
clubs here for the first time since he
~won the national open golf champion-
ship. bifounfortunately he was Weary
from the long trip from Skokls and
with his partner went down to defeat
on the Slwanoy links. where he is a.
Sarazen was teamed
with J. S; Worthington of SiWanoy.
and lost to 'J. H.
Herd, the English tourists.
The match took place in the after:
noon. the Samzen and his partner put
up a. game battle. losing out. 1 down
on the last hole.
the l)(‘St card. going around in 77.,
with 78 was second.
Millerof Pirates Goes
. Into Hall of Boneliéhds
PITTSBURGH. July 18.-—,Jak‘e Mll~
len. the Pirates‘ new outfielderrfrom
Texas, who played his first game in
{he big league on Saturday. Went into
the-Hall of Boneheads yesterday for
,With Ward on
out in the fourth ;.in-,«
first. batter to
xksent ‘a. long
National! League
Pittsburgh 8', Brooklyn 5.
Chicago 3. Philadelphia
Springwood Jrs.
Shut Out Crescents
'l‘hc~ Springwood Jrs.. made their
fourth shut—out. Sunday
the lltuiik Field when they shut out.
the Crescents by the score 1 2—0. _
l‘). Cocchia twirled for the Spring-
wond. Jrs.. giving but four soattered
Tierney street,-
Norwulk. won the Springwobd Jrs.,
five silver dollars that were rattled at;
1' .(10 in-
'Johuson‘were
against A. C.
Nathaniel W.
Rice were to
E. R. Harris
New York 3, St. Lou:
morning a t
American League
Detroit '16. Baston 7. ‘
Cleveland 5. Ehiladelp
Chicago ’8. New York
131mg form. "Will ,
st, ofliclals said.
guest of the club.
Taylor ,ana'Alex ‘ ,,
St. Louis at Washington, rein.
Gaines Today, _
, Eastern League
Pittsfield at Hartford.
Fitchburg at Albany.
Springfield at New ”Hat-“en.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
Ingraham._ holder of. the
Boston sectional junior singles cham—
on Thur's‘d‘a‘y.‘
Foster of Bridgeport. winner
of the W'orcester sectional title for the
right to play in the national . junior
' championship here next month.
Vit‘ivewLeafling Hi
in Each Major League
”ERIC”
ing the Spring.
play the Lockwoo
Colts at the Hadlk Field.
Leader to Coach
The Yale Crews-
SEATTLE, Wash. July 18.——-—Leader.
coach or the University of \Vashing-
ton boat crew. will become head coach
‘of the Yale crews at salary approxi-
mately double that- he is receiving at
according to an an-
nouncement made today by Graduate
Manager Melsnest’.
his duties in the fall.
Moore to Fight Spencer
Roy Moore and “W'ee” “’illie Spen-
cer have started in training for their,
ten—round battle next Fridaynig‘ht at,
the Surf Avenue A. A., Coney Island.
These two limitnms will fight in one of
the three ten—round starb‘outs'of
Sunday morn
W'orthingftofl had
, _ , kelfrj to .gettinto
défion’agéj'n u til the national chain?
. pionsliip fdo’ubl‘bs at ‘
Club, Boston.
“,Williams also
the Longwood
will refrain from play
in the Metropolitan, but is expected to
the Seabrfght. whgre John-
ston is_ to ‘mgke his, first eastern ap-
l With their 1423.116
'21.! League race threatenetiy
.got to Bill Deal: in the early
{for enough runs to take: i
'game of the 'series “Q!“ '
2, and increase their margin
Stop to a game and a. heat.
Chiéago’s eighth. inning
l‘t’hiladelphia 3-2;, Broom
,to the West and dropped ;
"“to Pittsburgh 8 (0'5. when
jupr‘ih the. eighth; wfii
‘ riple and Pinellis sit!
innati viottry, ow; '_
.5- enth. Sta 7- . ~
inseam: League
com te at
~ New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati-
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at: Pittsburgh.
, with the national
7 nship, cable-advices
been received from England
, Elizabeth _Bya.n. the Califor-
. , nia. girl elvho- has
7', Europefm ‘ gov
Kathleen McKan
In, connect“ in
Wine n‘s‘é‘h
G. A3. n. «~
. se 355 1,43 '
\Vushington,
Sister. St. Lmfis . . .
Cobb. Detroit ....... 74 292 113
‘Speaker. Cleveland 2:5 231 102"
' . ' $1,316 Jig-
'ladelphla- 7‘4 284‘ 99‘
1 American League, ,
Chicago at New York. . , , ,
St. Louis at;Wa:shiugton.
Detroit at: Boston. ' '
and at Philade
W
Leader will take ,
‘ , . springing a.
third and one
nlng.~Mamanx was.the
face Hamilton.
can to right field; '- 7
Miller made a’se‘nsat
;the foul while the Pirates wefe ailing
to him to let‘ it drop, and as sod
made the with Ward scored.
Keohnle .wé‘s as’ red" heeded _
lid ceniént exhibition as R
tor beéa’fxn’eifiver Van
e, the young English
cemeter the
Miller, Phi
NATIOfiAL mxom
' G ‘
saith. it: ,wes alsO‘sai
tonal Batch-70f
y: K. Brow
_ racks: Man's Enoorafice.
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to man. hoiwessshotwbychls. wits.
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