illilizlllllcilln
, ill till-i SPlNNlle
I
Eddie Mack and' Johnny
Harris in a Return Bout
on Card to Be Staged at
‘ Elks” HallrStamford; ‘Au-
gust 11.
~-
liiii “Tater and Vernon Spinner.
:uid iltldlc Mack and Johnny Harris
.liau- lnvli lllillt‘ltt‘tl to mi-vt in star
lmiits to l-c llt'l‘l llililt‘l' the aiispirrs of
‘1hc Slaliii'md Spmtiilrz Club on l-‘ridal‘
1‘\'t‘llll)_'_". Aug; ll. l':ll(‘ll ot' illt'st‘ limits
:is scheduled to go [on rounds and that:
.‘vlltllllll priory good :iiti‘ni'tiniis.
Anothi-r sh—roundcr and a four-
Iouud scrap haul tu-i-n :irrailgml ii)”
~.loscpli Cliiinbolc. nlutciilnalu-r ol‘ tho
(:lui). ‘
iii' announcml that Harry l'i-tvrsoil
«if Stallil‘urd and ,l-I-itii- Douglass of
Mount l’x’isco would "MW! in a si\-
round Loni “ml that [‘01) lin- and
Youth." llU\\llt'} wouli mix ii in tho
'(Ipt'llt‘i'.
‘Wriil'ci' hasn't hot-n Hccli iii action in
.‘atnlilt'oril For sonic lllllt‘ and fans are
‘wuiidcrinl: \‘.llt‘lllt‘l‘ lllt' Norwalkcr is
.. :; good as llt' (wt-r was or will-thcr hc.
l. slipping: \\'t‘ill't'l‘ is a hard fighter
‘whcn he's going good. Spinner has
made luv liiiusvll a good reputation in
.ltu-m- )‘ill‘ié" as tllc result of his show-
ing in l‘t' ill a rc-ccnt card. It looks as
fihoiigh \‘.'i~.ii‘i r won't have a Cinch
"with this hoy.
’l‘ili- fans wr-rc. clamoring for s. ro-
rtiirii bout lulwvcn Mack and Johnny
lilarris. tln- Now York boy, Stamford-
lli-s l'i~lt that the local lmy should harc
lm-n awardril thi. tlt‘('l5‘rl0n iii tlu-lr
Just liout. Mack is: ('(lllllll(‘lll of taking
'1ll(‘ mcusul‘c of his tough opponent iii
titu- conling scrap.
'l‘cti-rsmu ot‘ Stamford and Douglass
4:21“ In: tlt‘pt'lltlLtl upon to giro a good
:iccount ot tlii-lilHi-hcs. Pop Eye and
Yolilig lmxwu-y iiiakc lilic entertain-
mcnt {Or :in opi'llinr: innit. 'l‘hlrir l‘ln."
wiltics ni-r- always (-nj'o'yc'd and it puts
:‘Ult‘ fails in the right mood.
«0...; Tonight
, In Springwood
’l‘oniqht thc married and single men
of Hpriulrwmnl will play ill“ first of a
1hl't't' [fllllli' M'rii-N :it lltltll'k l“i(‘lll for
tho championship of Sprimrlwlod.
('t‘llS-‘llt'l'ill'lt‘ init-rcst has t-r-(-ii
:irousui “\t'l' tilt-so gt-llllO‘l and thc
wimli- ol‘ Hill-ilizwood is i-xpcctt-ri t0
tutu out, Mom-y is iwim: \\'.'tL'l't‘I'll ill
chkioss :ilmndou and :i stillstuiltial
:zliiii has In: n poutul which will go to
ill!‘ “imp-r.
In tho illflt‘i'it'tl HIP-it's lino—up will hc
'Virgt-l :iiul lit't'lllfl. tiw old Snrinz‘
\Vtifl'l iniilv'i‘y. 'l‘iiu llillt'ltl will llt'
lulu-n (‘tit't‘ of l-_\' lluclu-r, W. llcrlwn)’.
it, i'lnnilm illtll .l’)(‘ Martino. illi- hurd—
i-ittinu lllllt‘lllt'l'. In tho ()llillt‘lll will
1.1- livam Whom. Nola and Joe Mal-
.lm'k.
’l'liat 1hr. lilrirrii-d ltltll :iri- out in
will this scrim: is Shaun by ill" Wily
‘iiic. iiicn haw f‘tlliil' out for practice
{ivory night running: around in a spirit
of rivcklt-sani-ss that has (‘EtllFt'il ill"
young-m lilt‘li to do a. lot of thinking
about thrir I-lizincr‘s to win. 'l‘hc haril‘
writ wnrkcrs ll:i\'(' ltl'llll Mallcck and
Mzirono. who nri- anxious to show the
wounizsh-rs how the gamc is playcd.
Muroilo has been skipping around the
dizzy cornt-r digging t’ilcm up from the
dirt and pulling them out of the air in
:1 way that would lilakc. Frank Fish
‘lurti art-en with t-nrl’. ,
Mallm'k. hcsidns gctting himsclt‘ into
shapc to play tilc gamc has hccn con-
ditioning his vocal cords and in case
or argumr-nts. the marricd men can
«Ii-pend on .100 to uphold their (1nd at:
.‘lll times.
.___._.—
The fildogs
Defeat Hummingbirds
't'hI- Tliilltlocs rlt‘ft'nlt-tl thoHum-
miligliirds at lilidik lie-id ycstcrdny at
2: o'clock. Tho Bulldogs playcd a good
Jililit' with th-- Hummingbirds win—
Lin}: hr thr- scorc of 9 to 3. The Bull-i
dog's uili plav any ti-um of thc agcs of
it) in ii). Tint limb—lip for tilt- hill—
dogs:
‘ mu, Anew-3. 1m
VE
ln‘the Re
‘ l
x
Lightweight Champion ll.
during thc past ycar. although.
fight all year. his recent bout with 1
Hill}: a trip to i'Zierpc. wilcrc
and perhaps contract for :‘i
lightwclgilts in e‘ith
his being signci
staged.
hind thcm right now.
the top of‘thc batting ordcr.
lino—lip until
a c
Orcni Flt'ltl to liii-I-L tho \Y'llton ll-mli.
Norw
KenWilliams Leads
' Home RunHitters
'.\‘l:':\\‘ YoltK. Aug. 3.-——'l‘hc Yun-
i:r's llldlulIH :3 to 1 while lllt.‘ Browns
wore losing: a ll()lll(‘-llllll hitting tilt to
lllL' Athletics 5 to 4. haw: moved to
St. Louisiana.
Kl-lllit-Lll \Yilliains ot‘ lin- lirowus
with his sixth circuit blow in as
many days incrcased his sumon total
to 2“. and is now loading tho liletlv
Hornsby of tht- Cards previously held
the lead with 27. Ilauser, McGowan
and Miller of the Mackmcii. accounted
for four base hits in the same gamc.
Joc" lush. who held the flpcakeritcs
to two hits. one a single by Jamie-
son in the first frame and the other a.
triple- hy \Vamby in the ninth. “'am;
by was brought home my Speaker‘s
sacrifice fly for the only Indian score.
Melisct and Ruth had a batting
frolic. the former accounting for a
home-r and a single and liuth had two
two-Daggers and a single.
«W’alter Johnson proved as usual,
too great an enigma for the White
Sox. and the Senators won 4 to l‘.
The only» National League contest.
hetwm-n the Cubs and tho l'hillies.
wr-nt fiftccn innings to a 7-7 tic. and
thcn was called becausr ‘of the con-
dition of the diamond.
S, l'rllan. Pflir‘ll‘l': A, Smilzo. pitch- Americans at Tennis
on K. lmimolly. first lussc. W, .‘clazzo.
around irism J. lx'uiSr's-r. third base; J.
lil'.’li.. shortstop: \\'. (lanrinr. loft field:
.l. 'l‘imI-r. cruio-r ti-ll; S. ’l‘atto. rizlit
llt‘lvl N
Humminzhirds 0 'i l D n o 2 5‘) 0—3
Hill'linus ..... 3 1 1' l i I') 0 l x—D'.
Made 6th Hole in
165 Yard Drive
NFAV BRITAIN. Aug. 3.————J. Vance
of the Shutth- .\lu‘~adnw Club. playing
in a match orcr tiig‘l-‘i-holc course.
first-“rvlzijr aftr-rnoon. made thc sixth
lump in one wi.h a 16:3 yard drive.
“Jar-don. the , British pro. who'ap-
)v‘t‘irfril hi-rr- two years ago. made this
. mm hole in two.
Show Supremacy
the. top of his form this year.
stirring flash 0! it yesterday. he drovebis title.
SEARRICHT. N. J.. Aug. 3.—
Amerlcans at tennis haw;- shown
supremacy.
In the court struggles for the Sea-
bright singles bowl. American players
have eliminated one of the greatest.
fields of stars from other shares that
ever came to America. Gerald L Bat-
tersou. J. 0. Anderson and ll. 0. “Fer-
thcim of Australia; Andre Gobcrt.
Henhi Cochet and Jean Dorota. of Stan.
France. and Zenzo Shimizu and Sell- wrongdoing lmfluanctaLarx-augements
for their recent title contest. '
The boxers and their managern were
and {or some years one of the teadingsusvended after the bout pending in-
American tennis figures. is playing au'esttgatton of charges that Lynch had
In gguaranteed But! $30,000 for determine:
chiro Kashio of Japan.
Francis '1‘. Hunter. a. New Yorker.
. I
haw-£1“ de 283% 91.) ii} - g“ ‘Kauoiuu mum; . ,
at important.»
\uny Lconnrd is reported ‘0 ‘ .»
uxew.l'6‘rk
tic has appeared in but one re ~_ 7 .,
.cw Tendler The championtsnow phil-
ngage in some exhibition contests
There are no firsbclass, Cincinnati
chances of ‘
he hopcs to e .
\‘nuchVillc cagagcment.
m- Itirglnnd or France to bother Benny so the
i {or a bout with a European ring artist are very slim.
mg Frcd 'l‘oncr apparently is a bit peered over his tranbt‘er. by way of
trade. to the loston Bravos. and threatens to unit the some for good.
says that he will not play for any consideration with t). tail-cud club.
Following Judge Lamiis' ruling that Jack Dunn. owner and ummurcr of
tho Baltimore Orioles. surrender his holdings in the Newark club of the In-
turnatiunal Leaguc. comes the rumor that u syndicate of prominent Newark
business men has made a caish oil‘cr tor the tcmn.
Commissioner Dillon and City Cicrk I-Igun are two members of the syndicate
which 'is‘dickcring for the league intcrcst.
(“owingr card and the fans of the Ncw Jerscy [own would likc to sec. a uhiiIiKL‘
of ownership. They are hoping that the other will be accrptcd.
It is llellm'cd that City
Than-am is at present it very poor
Charley \Vi-iuert and Gen.- Tunney have iweu matched for a ho
place in Jcrsci' City somc tiiuc during the latter part of this n ‘
are fast and clcvcr and the match should prove mighty interesting winu
Today the Giants and Chicago Cubs i.-( gin a four-5mm»: writ-s at tho 1‘
Grounds. l'nless the champions slmkc- ol‘i’ thrir‘ 4’ _
not hopc to remain in first place. for thc Cardinals are but ale“
slump in thismvl'ics they can—
\\‘illic Huggins has sccu lit to drop lloh Mouse] in the Ytltilirvs luiittln:
ordcr to sixth placc. which SPF-ms to ho anything but a logical mo
it is true. is in a temporary slump. but 110
most tinlt-ly hittcr on thi- .\'i~w York clulv.
has l)t'l'll lill season llll’ lilirdcst and
ills proper place. ti’lcrl-l'oi'c. is near
Arnold Stutz. the star outficldcr of the Cubs. is still on tho hospital list
with :in injureii blind and prolmhiy will not tum
tlic- C‘ulw lake tin-tr hoini- stand the latter part,
ltli ills painful injury and his
in condition to rctiirn to thc
of the month.
Stab: mm going: irrivat lzuiis “hi-n hi! lilt'l w
plat-r as lc‘mLot’t’ man has tit-or. ditllcult to ill].
’l‘lii- local l'filZUC‘ acts until r way iii~.\t Sunday when tho Kurt-3's trnvtl to
L2l~t xvi-ck \\'lltou (iot'eatcii tho. strong
:ilk Mac and vxw'cts to rrpcat again on Sunday ill the contest with the
Knights. 11‘ Murphy is right Wilton may no fooled. -
;to a comparatli-vly cast)- victoryf'ov‘e’f
;thr vctcrliil from Australia. Patterson.
recent "world cham-
at Wimbledon.
straight sets
tournament
kucs. by taking lll': lllt'ilSlllT‘ ol‘ Spcuk— . “we {.mmmmtu
was hardly
llill" Johnston
lOI‘lnf‘T lfiiitrd States (‘lllllnplOlL
ll. Norris \\'illiuliis oi‘ lloston cllml-
Francisco. Xi.
within a game of the league lisading‘
Straight ail-ts 17-—]5. 643. ‘
Johnston —will meet Robert
Kinst'y in lllt‘ uppcr half of the Hemi-
tiilal and \Villlams will face Hunter.
in lllt' wmnl-u's singing. Mrs. 310113
lljursiI-dt Mallory. national champion.
May Sutton llundyyof Lou
tit’lc holder.‘
principals in one—half of the semi-final
,'l'he Yanks‘ victory over Cles‘clanli.\\-lliire Miss llelr-n “’ills of San Fran-
wus marked by tho- hurling of "Built-t ciscn. national
lun hitti-rs of both major lculzuvs.t
Champlain. will
Leslie Bancroft of .M’etit
Mississippi Crew a' 7
Galaxy of: Star
IllllZ-ZMERTON. “fawn. Aug. 3.—
battleship Mississippi
,trophy for. the year. according to the
results of the annual athletic competl'
Mississippi also won last year.
Champions the various sports
were as follows:
Rowing. Mississippi: sailing. Missls-
Mississippi: wrestling.
Californizi; track. callt’omla; baseball.
Charleston;
York: rifle team match. Mississippi.
'Lynch and Managers
' .Are Absolved
3'ch YORK. Aug. 3.—-Joc Lynch.
baritamweight boxing cham-
the former title
pion: Johnny Bun. ‘
holder, and their managers have been
absolved by ..t.he State .80):le Commis-
was announced today.
. TEE STANDINGS ‘
J“
Sth‘ d......”
. ‘»
_ \i 1.. - no
Clinch ‘5: 45 .541
. , ...,.....53 (S .5525
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . «lit 117 .M-tt
Brooklyn . ....... . . 4'." 49 .490
Philadelphia ..... . . 35' 57 .330
Basimi . . .. ........ RR 02 .847
American 1mm. in
\\’. .. ‘
St. Louis 58‘ in 35:20
New York as '44 .569
Detroit . . . .. ...... . M 47 .535
Chicago .. ...... .. 53 4': .5310
can-cloud . . . . . . . 53 St. .510
“'ashlugton ...... . 4t?- 53 .4625
Philadelphia .. . . .. 4H 57 .412
Boston . .. ......... 3st 60 .394
Yesterday’s Results
'I‘Ilwtvrn [mimic
\\'nicrlnii-_\ um. All...“ 5.5.
l‘litflllclil ~14. \\‘iiri‘cstcr ;.‘~.‘l.
Only two it‘uli'ti-s plum-it.
Notional Iran-m»
Chicago ’2'. Philadelphia 7. (Called
account darlincss in 15th inning.)
Aincrti-mt Lcnmic
New York {flow-land 1.
\Vashiimton 4. Chicago i .
lTllllndollliiiai R. St. Louis 4.
——_.
Ga es Today
,Enstcrn League.
Albany ill littl‘lful'd,
Fprlhfi’flt‘ld :lt l‘tttsilch’i. '
\\'at_crlitll‘_\' at “propeller,
lrtdxcport ul'Nrw llavcn.
~m;~._ *
. National liciuruc.
(‘hicngo at .\‘m\' York.
(‘lnciilnuti at lmnklyu.
Pittsburgh at limit)”.
St. Louis nt l'ltilzitlI-lpllitl.
Amcrlcmi lemme
Ni-w York at t']. \'("lnlltl.
'l'liilildl'iphia :it St. Louis.
lloston tit Ilclroit.
\Vashlligtou at Chicago.
Five. Lea-ding Hitters
in...Each MajoriLeagu’e
' . .513. '11. EC.
Cobb. Detroit 88 349 144_ .413
Sigior, St. l.ouiR.... 06 393 153% .402
Speaker. Cleveland 93 3411' 1'24 .3011!
llcilmunn. Detroit. 95 367 132 .360
Bossier. Detroit ””783 250 87 .343
NATIONAL MJAGI.‘ 1-2
G. 7A.“. H. l’.C.
Normally. St. Loutstaatm lfn’. .392
Grimm. Chicago ”.483 30?. till .383
llOliU"ll0l‘. Chicago 100 386 139 .360
ihiiihci‘l. Clnci.... 102 399 142 .356
Mighty). Pittsburgh 95 '386 137 .355
White Sox Protest;
Say the Yranks
' ”Stalled for Rain
CHICAGO. Aug. 3.~The \Vhite 80x
yesterday filed: protest with Presi-
dent Han ~Johmou of: the American
li‘agl’ie over Tuesday's game with the
Yankcesr Which-Alvis; énll'arl- . on ac-
count of rain after 4 1-8 innings. with
tho S0): leading by 5-1.0 l. '
'l‘hc protest. terms the. conduct of
tho Yank: f'a'disg‘mcc to the game."
pointing out that.tbey evidently were
stalling when rain appeared likely.
Scott refused to field a ball hit by
Faber and the White Sox pitchrr
rem-bod third base at a dog trot be-
fore any effort was made to put him
out. on a. weakly hit. ball. ,
(mtflctdern threw the ball around
to t-nch other on other hm: instead of
returning it to the infield. and the
Yankees used three pitchers. each
change causing a'delay.
Pitcher and Catcher
Figure inEvery ,
Put Out of Game
ROSTON. Mam. Aug. 3.—~In mgmne
yesterday afternoon between the nos-
ton Transcript and - the Boston Past.
nines. which the former team won 10
to (i, the winning battery. Hmith and
”met. figured. in every one of the;
twenty-fine put out: in tile seven in-
ning game. Smith struck out twelve
men. caught two fliés. threw out. two
men at second base and three at. first.
thus figuring in nineteen of the twen-
tyuone plays. Liane: threw out: two
men who attempted to steal second
hose.
, . W. L RC.
$ewfigwene... . . til 35 -635
t memory-w. . . a; “9 .581.
1*}; "Imam. .. . . it-..“ use
figutield {ii .44 .511
. _.3yidgoport . ...... . is an .(90
Album-“Hun“..ttfi 51 .469
. ismiigfieid u - m “will
.. sums. ~32:
« . its 3m», 1533‘
l-Sfil.m.,u_.n.“‘w in .534
,, _ .« - , . .. «it .
. . _ 'AMkRISAN cream
WernerandlKu—Jplin
, May :Box at.
gag“. ;
8min.
bout at l-becttu Field on August 25‘.
Expect Fleet; of
‘ 500 in Inter
1‘ acht Club Cruise
. STAMFORD; Aug. 3.~=~C‘harlcs G.
Edwards. Stamford Yacht Chili. Necro-
milnag‘inglhc tutor Yacht Chili cruise.
i-cpllcs from Long Island Sound .uiclih:
to the invitational soul out to take part
in thc event. which is .‘fl‘lit'lllllk‘ii to be
hold in Scpiclul-cr. Judging- by the
'rcpltcs nlrcudr rcrcircd. about Milt
tic tlic ltlrg’t‘sl i'lcct ct'cr ualhcn‘nl itla
guillcr {or such an crcnt iii Aincrtcuit
wnturs.
’i‘hc olijcct of tin: crilisi‘ is. to round
up Long; Island Sound yachtemcu and
to tukc. them in it squadron to the
Ulster liuy anchorage of tho Scannin-
tliilu‘i—(‘ui'itllllian Yacht ('luii for tho
llllt‘l'lilillulltll six lilt'it‘i' l'i'il‘t‘H uranium
start on Saturday. Fulfil‘lllin-‘l‘ it.
Doc. Hoyt to Loot:
After Loch woods
Following a liiccttng of tlic lloul'fl
of .lllrectors ot' the Lockwood llama:
bull chit.- on Monday evening. Juliu
Sitcox. who lltit! ilircctcd lill‘ dcstiliim
of tlic club for sonic lililc iilltl'. tauth
this )‘riii' unit In pvt-Hons: yenrs.
liiindcd in his l‘i‘l‘lgillillflll to take it‘-
fort, llllllltltillllt‘l5'.
'l‘lic now munum‘r ol‘ ilit‘ t‘lllit is
Harold "Doc” 1103-1. 01' llelt leluml.
who has now tutu-it ”in club in chart-y-
iiegollatioliu with clubs: who llil\"'
liillii-rto refused to lulu: anything to
do with Lockwooils horiilim; tr'ilvox Wim
liluiigiucr. ,
'l‘herc was no friction iit ill“ Moa-
iliiy Memos incl-ting. it \\'tt5 eluted in
me Emitting Editor today. Sllcox
living told Hint lliri'n was culinidcrulilc
unfavorable comment. and feeling
anything to do with it. When ho had
resignation which was iicccptt-d.
Om: of the members of tin: tloiird
Editor that Nl‘lcox had nothing fur-
ther to do with tilc train in any way.
vcnt furthcr discord in local baseball
circles that it would he host it some
one else but! thc authority formcrl)‘
vested in Rik-ox.
Mr. Hoyt. who is well known in this
city. is now in full charge of tho team
and its destinies.
Negotiations are under way for n
series of games with the Yule &
TDWHR nine of Stamford to dccidc thr-
custern championship of Connecticut.
the series to start. about Septcm-
her 16.
Leonard Nurses
Wound Over Eye
MlCHlflAN CITY. Ind. Aug it (As.
undated I’ress}.—~i}ecnusc of the dan—
ger of reopening the cut. over his right
eye. received in tho match with Lew
Tendler. Benny Leonard. lightwctght
champion. will do no boxing in preps;
ration for his tenor-cum] contest. with
Ever Hammer. the challenger from
Chicago. here next. Saturday after;
noon.
This was the mmoimcemcnt of
Billy Gibson. manager of the cham-
pion, today. tier he had examined
‘ the injury. «
The most dangerous wound is in the
eyebrow. It. is similar to the one: Jack
[lemmy received when he: was train
ing for his match withrfleorges‘ Clair.
pentier a. ycar’ ago. The other cut is
.in thc ltd. .Thls is nearly healed. ’ .
noth 'Hammer and Leonard will ;
virtually wind up their training to-
merrow. ,-
a
Taylor Sold to
CMEO. Ill. Aug 3.-E(Idie Taylor.
local third baseman mid premier in;
fielder of the Kitty teasize. as been
sold to the Chicago “flute 50x. "
Pea
H.
"'50me
l PfioImSEb My .
err-rte rue: or
T 50:53” ‘OFFJCE: ’.’
70.1mm 55 .5“- . e;
“M
an") NEREJM THIQ’V
MINUTE} L975 ’
~ Ebbetts Field
. Georgie .Wcmer. crack east side.
Q‘cw York. welterweight, who reccnh
“tr traveled to linsfton mut'tliem dc;
touted the Hub State‘s champion. Nate
$tr\mt. returned this level: from Willie
gi‘elcne‘shflonlthl Farm at Huehrouch.
, . r’..jw 'N‘e he: has liven iralntn" for ,
this pmf'mmuh with tho (‘AlRlR-thlfl '2“ “30 kw“ basehatttowu in tho South
hogmrewho are stopping at. the Health 1
. \\'eriier holds a mount ot‘ fcru‘ktwo
knockouts. and Heston spot-ling- writ;
hi‘sacclalmcit him the most danm‘mua‘ “fANT AFINAL
contender for Jack llrtuon‘s throtlc
after his bout with Sicgal in that
“‘crnor probably will DO mutt-hm} to
box K. O..P.hit Kaitlin in tho immi-
Jim“ to the Harry \Viliss’t‘ut Jnrkuoll
tnry 0 film spuclal coilimtttrc that la~
and who hows to he nhlc to "who
towards the team no long as h:- limi '
this explained to . him no ott‘crml tilt: :
this morning.' informed the Sporting t7
.. l
lh§ mcmhers of the team do not {i-el i
tiny animosity towards Sitcox and t,-
mnny were sorry that ho had to quitl
but it was migrant ,that in order to pre- '.
. ‘White Sex 11 =
ironic-Malian i
winning team is correlated.
TARIFF VQTE
i
funnicr the presrnt proa‘rmn
has rccciwd more than 8!”! favoriihlié lwruht “‘5'" in, he ”“9“ “PO“ within
[right nclunl’tkof‘kiug dawn Manx-Mt“
lancer amendments are unimportant.
I‘llwetvlug only charter. In the phl‘asc=
solos? of tho hill. '
5 Individual 'anicndmenta "proposed
yachts will hr in tho squadron. lt wt 1 lmimiwr several" hundrmt. M" in ”H
:prolniity only it cumpamthety
'polrcutnuf‘ of ”war will lm prt‘ssruL
"l‘hc his: nights remaining! in tiw
J‘s-ill come orcr the duticcn on
mid lillicfi.
Nothing New.
Nnrrnttws iii prehistoric manuscript:
(,iiciit.‘ ilrttuin. 'l‘liosc iucm: into to I recently-V unearthed in Greece are ('1
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