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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
GAMES TO-DAY
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL. I.EAEI-E

ing of the New York team marked it's game against
Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds yesterday. The tall
euders braced up not only in batting but in field
ing as leather medal wearers will occasionally.
and Hanon's were surprised that they
forgot how to play. The result was the easiest
sort of a victory for the Harlem players
Evans released earlier in the season by the home
team was put in to pitch by Manager Hanon for
Brooklyn, and this fact seemed nerve up the
Harlem plodders to unusual extent. Had some
other pitcher oficiated McGraw's men would have
probably continued to sleep up to snowfall.
But to place of their castoffs in front of
them was piece of audacty which the poor fell
lows could not stand, and they responded by play
ing about the best baseball they displayed in
a long time The New York men batted Evans
hard in the opening inning. and with d lead OF
four runs they continued scamper around the
bases like scared rabbits MCGinnity effective,
and received almost perfect support The teams
play in Brooklyn to-day and Tomorrow. The score
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4 DOZEN NEW MEN At PRINCETON.

Princeton y J, Sept y tSpeciaD-Old Nassaus
football squad was increased this afternoon by
about a dozen "a ndjdates. most of whom were sub
stitute players last year. only few new men put
in their appearance the examinations we're still
in progress Ralph Hutchinson the crack quarter
back of the as championship eleven, arrived to
assist in the coaching. Jesse Riggs. guard on the
'9l team. will also he here this week. Among the
old players who reported to-day were Captain
Davis. Dewitt. Henry. FOulke. Short, Freeman
Bradley. Newman. MnOtt Hart FOrney. Otis.
Reed. Edwards. Burke and Cole.
learned to-day with much regret that
Dana. the big guard of last year. will not be able
TO play this account Of Injuries received
in the Columbia game last fall Dewitt. the big
tackle will he moved right guard. and Short VIII
tried in DanaS place left guard Tomorrow
the candidates from the class Will be out
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ANDERSON WESTERN CHAMPION.

Cleveland. Sept. T.-"Willie" Anderson, of Pitts
field Mass won the Western open golf champion
ship on the links OF the Euclid Golf Club to-day.
He played the greatest golf in this Vicin-
tty making score Of 299 for the seveny-six holes
on six thousand yard course. The record is likely
to stand for some time.
willie Smith, of Chicago. W. H. Way Of
Cleveland tied for second place with a score
of So4 Way lost the second place by bad put on
the eighteenth green. Anderson wins $780, and SITS
is divided between Way and Smith. Gardner gets
$50 and Auchterlonie SIS. Boardman, the leading
amateur receives a silver medal
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y. Y. L. BEGINS WORK TOMORROW.

Captain II. Y. NJ COnneIey Of the New-York Uni
versty football team. has called the first practice
for Tomorrow Regular field work will be held
every day thereafter under number of graduate
coaches under Bob Keene. For the first time all
practice will take place Ohio Field, which is
now in excellent condition the turf being hard
and the grass abundant. The team will not lose
than three men. CIeverdon. fullback; Blunt.
quarterback and WeinbUTgeT. guard Blunt
return for graduate work. \ fine nucleus remains
in Fredburs OF, centre; Carsten. 04. and Coe. 05.
guards; Kelley. 05. and Lane. 03. tackles GarVtn.
S and Lippincott o. ends. and Treede. o. and
GriffeH. 'O3 halfbacks. Kelley and Gee showed up
exceptionally well last year. and. with Lane and
Carsten, be relied upon to make up strong
line.
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FOR \ PUBLIC ATHLETIC TRACK

At the last meeting of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton of the Amateur Athletic Union. a resolution
was adopted requesting President Sullivan to an
point a committee TO wait the Park Commits
sioner Of The Bronx. John e Eustis to further
the plan for athletic track for public use The
following committee appointed by Mr. Sulu-
yesterday: F. w. Ruben, st. Georges Ath-
letic Club. chairman; J. +. Dooling Xavier a+b
letc Association; Barlow S. Weeks. New-Yorl
Athletic Club; John Stei, NewYork Turn Verein:
John ]. Dixon. 9th Regiment Athletic Association
and E. J. Rohner. Mohawk Athletic Club The
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NAVY
JUSTICE ORDERS RESTORATION.
INSPECTOR AND OTHERS REMOVED By
PEREZ NJ. STEWART MUST BE
REINSTATED-

Francis NJ Rutherford. who was removed nom
his position as Inspector OF Buildings by Perez NJ
Stewart Supt4 lntendent of the Buildings Depart
rnent on January because there was not sum-
Gent appropriation pay him. and large NUMBER
of others who were dismissed for the same reason
will be rsinstated -
Justice SteckIer holds that Rutherford and the
others must be restored office. II was contehded
the Rutherford since being removed had accepted a
rosition in fhe Fire Department and that II pre-
Guided him from reinstatement
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AT KENILwORTH PARK.

Buffalo Sept. ia good CROWD attended
the kenilworth Park races again to-day. In the
third race Syriin, formerly known as SeVoy, was
nitted against G. B. Morris's Janice. Bill Masse
and silk Cord. 1t thought by the talent that
Syrlp could not go the route at a mile. and there
was a strong plunge Janice. The old SeVoy
finished full of running. and could have gone an
Other half mile The day was evenly dlVioeo pc
tween the favorites and outsiders me 9e~et !
Handicap for 5000, is the feature OF tomorrow"
card.
The summaries:
First race maiden year-olds and over; hVe ana
one-half furongs)-Beckhan. Ill IT. knight. TO l.
won; Sheppard (Adans), TO J. second; ~ Chlhua-
hua, alexander. 10 l, third liile l'Vi 8.
Second race madeu rwo-yeaT- olds: hye-tlSftS OF d
nil,)-Jul-e Voorhees, 1l2 d DaIyt 81 TO - Won
June Collins tMinder 10 l. second; Russell Garth
ll2 tAdams) O / third. Time, l;o2 ----.
TAN allowances one niIe ana seEeI my
yards)-SyrIln. Gobertson) " TO Won Janice. Iot
CMinde) TO / second: BIZ Masse, 100 tMcInerney) \
l. third. Time. l:441 , ... ,troo
Fourth tseng. three-year olds ana over uIe
quarters Of a nilel-Oconee, 1f0 Wainwright : TO /
Won: lack McCsnn 1lS knight. 10 to J. second'
ChanconeIo lO tMcIIerney). to l. third Time ~
Fifth race selling yo-yeaTods: three quarters Of
milep-Pctit BIeu. q Dalyl, 10 = won EnIe H'
tIinder to < second; Onyx. % Il. Jackson + 10 l.
third. Tirle. 1:15t5. -
sixth race selling: three year-olds and over; ono
mieD-Jake Weber (Adamsl. TO l. Won. lone lu2
lAIcInerneyp, 2ia second Tenagra IS IL JACKSON o
TO l. third Time. 1:41-
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ATHLETICS.

THE FORDHAM COLLEGE TRACK TEAM.
The track team of Fordham College has again
been reorganizod since the opening of the first
term and Coach Mccarthy. 90 expects to have
his men in first class condition by the middle of
October.
James J. Faon, ~, Hho defeated Duffy. Of
Georgetown from the 5-yard line Travers
Island last spring, will serve his second term
captain. Manager Clarks work has also been APP
precated.
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rBEE GLASSES ~ FENCE.

Professor Ingres of the University of Chicago Is
here TO confer with the president OF 'he
90 ,ba Alliances FRANCHISES His object is 10 estab-
lish in this city free classes in French under tne
auspices of the Alliance FRANCHISE similar 10 those
in Chicago. of which he has charge He has re-
Gently been decorated by the French OoNeihiiienO
for his services in this connection
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GREATER y. Y IRISH A A. GAMES.

The Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
will hold its final outdoor games Of the season on
the fairgrounds at Celtic Park. Long Island on
October 10. What is expected be the feature
OF the games is special five mile race in which
all the well known runners in the country are in
vited take part In the weight throwing CON
tests John Flanagan and John r, Dewitt wifi prob
ably take part.
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st,, bases-sbnde 81. HalIsan O. Garr. sr-fTce
sboh Mac Hayden o'tiagan and Horton has, hitso
h!tsIShoch Marshall and Horton s base hit@shindle
fiora r,nsEHalIigan and Marshall FIS rs, Nv Wcf-ann
a. nv Horton 4 basesJersett Jersey civ
ter. First base on erroFsd .. Hsgan pitch
Iit ,DuP'T r me- of game-2:35 TmPire-EEan N'''"d
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H4NDB4LL.
rp,cp pr,vERs WILL, MEET AT JERSEY
CITY TO-DAY FOR 500 SIDE

Phil Casey. the former chanpioii 60.
plaver of the world and Patrick Corpy' Oh nrooA
lyn win play Oliver Drew. the irish eiAi' 80
- ,,sar,s, Dunp of Brooklyn. in series of
games at the New-Jersey handbali court at sew
enseenth and Groves SITS, jersey CITY TINS AFTER
noon The contest will be for 800 side.
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by Parkns. Two-base hits-Athertor rrHHctB nd
Wagner. Sacrifice hits-Amole Francis. Stolen
bases-Hayward and Ciettmau- Left bases-BuHaio.
/ Newark. $ Cmpire-Thomas Kelly Time-f:fo
Attendance-3.9S6-
At TorontO-TorontO. g. Worcester. g
at Acknowledgement. !. Providence. L
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-, 80 -, ,ee-pI.RsE 81. 5oo-TWo N THREE.
RACING AT MINEoLA FAIR

The Agricultural Society Of Queens ana -<assa
counties will hold fair at Mineo4a Hoiis =
ON September 1927 An interesting programme Oh
,o.t,na ar5 rscing races has been arranged Tor
each day.
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nnocRauuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

- t,-,,l-lvn Hockey Club, Gravesend. 2:oo p m
Philadelphia Boston; Chicago at cincin-
bAeI-,s- = Louis i'ttsburg.
=, c41o0TING.-Annuai tournament al hansoe N4N9'
tn -I,lc Al Empire City track 100 p. m.
T---trr Columbia Oval vs. Branch Brook, az VIII
c1AG sn1.t-idge Newark Essex County al ESeNaih
= o-s1jf,ing round pvoneH's championship cup, AZ
GOLfIsr1is: staten Island championship al haIoor
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A. A. q. SWIMMING CONTESTS.

The Amateur Athletic Union will hold its SWIM
ming championship at the country home of
the New-Ycrk Athletic Club at Trayers Island On
have entered
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navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain OLA W BELL recently promoted. assigned
the eth Cavalry. Troop e
An retiring board il appointed 1t Jefferson
Detail: Colonel LOUIS " RACkER sta
Cavalry; Lieutenant colonel '.iAItI.ES MCETIN
Sth Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel AtilEl. l. SMITH,
deputy general. Major HARRY -. PER
LEY. surgeon; CAPTAIN FRANCIS A WINTER as
surgeon First Lieutenant OSMjN LATKOBE.
JT.. Sth Cavalry recorder
Captain HARRY FREEIAND. Sd Infantry is directed 70
report the retiring board az jefferson Bar
racks for examination
HENRY 4. SHAW. assistant IL re
Iieved from further duty in the Philippines and VIII
proceed 10 Francisco for orders.
Captain GEORGE W. KIRKMAN. 18th Infantry. having
reported arrival Francisco, will join MS
regiment
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander FRANK NJ BENNETT Ldeuten-
ants OSCAR w. KOESTER and JOHN ; DOB,
BRIDGE. detached the Francisco; 20 home anu
wait orders
Ensign EDWARD WOODS detached the Brooklyn; 10
the MayfiOwer.
Ensign FRANK q ERANCH detached the Aldoan1as 10
home and granted sick leave for three months
Ensign EDWARD r. FENNET detached the san Fran
cisco, To- home and wait orders
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MANY ENTRIES FOR P. A. c. GAMES
Over three hundred entries have been received for
the twenty-flfth annual games OF the Pastime Ath-
letic Club be held on the clubs new oval az
Avenue and Sixty-siXth-st., Sunday, and good
sport assured.
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ro,,.,1r DEFEAT FOR NEWARK,

buffalo \ Y. Sept 17.-Buffalo took two games
49,, ,o-dav the first to l and the second
to Morarty pitched T 6 but 6ein ga made 0 behind
ported. errors thdn NJ EetTeen the twrI-
Nun Of RmoIe and Parkins in the Secohu CANT
TIE scores: .r,-,r CANE
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GOLF.
KELLOGG FIRST IN OPENING ROUNl
OF STATEN ISLAND CHAMPION
SHIP TOURNAMENT.

Increased severity marked the conditions OF the
aII-Staten Island golf championship tournament.
which started yesterday at the Harbor HiIl con
Club Instead of at eighteen holes, the preilh.-
nary round was at thirty-siX, and only eight men
were selected 10 continue at match play Tor the
championship. Representatives from these three
leading clubs-F6x Hills, Richmond county ann
Harbor Hill-took part. and the scores on lHe
whole. Were very credtable. Louis Livingston Jr.'
who won the championship last season. dld not
appear while Mortimer NJ. Singer. champion IN
1852 was another absentee, owing to his ue!aS "a
return from abroad. In their absence nohors teli
to L. [. Kellogg IT. Of the Fox Hills club. VINO
took conspicuous part in the eStDTooh tou.
meut last week. CuriOUSly enough. the score wiz
which he secured first place was the sdhe az
that which the WeStbrook hanQlCap was IN
Isl. Allowances should be made in faEor OF ~ tI
Westbrook links. however. the course there oelng
considera bly, more difficult than that at Harb0r
Hill The course as played yesterday was as ioi-
lows:
E Es's. :sl 20: 81: psS :
SECOND HALF
Holes 10 u u 90 - "a - ga "a qsS if .is
Boyle .....-.... D
This gives a distance OF 4.223 yards as agai ms
: nS1 Va rds for Westbrook. Kelogg's game was al
mirabe. however. and his score representaIi I'VE
one Staten Island anna teuTs SeGona PaG G,fS
Williams Mt 1852 The first eight all quathed at 10, 90
or better while the second eight quaIlhed at Ise-
Each division VIII meet TINS atterhoou al T. ~
FOR the first round at match play, inc SURVIVORS vi
-nae,ing to-morrow in the semi finals. The hnals
,yiu take place on Saturday. and will he at thirty
ak holes The drawings for to-daEs rou4Q IN t.e
Fiske and O'Connor Williams and Faber Naru
and Stout Following is the summary
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Totals ....3 . - p 10 g. Totals -----53 = "a l. =
New-York ......-........----4 = % % > / X-SS
Brooklyn ---.------D l y y y . v y -
Jfts and F1varrnsu hit-Mc(Iann-
Left bases-New York. s; Brooklyn > Sacrifice nit
Eresnahan. ErOdi-. Bases balls-Cn Nc
Cilnnity =: Evans. - Struck Out-By NcGnnity, o.
bv Evans Wild pftch-Evans. Time Of garne-l-9o
characterization and Irwin.
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IIESr GANE. .

Earned sIsk on-By MeGee. 4 by Moriarty / sasrt-
nee h!ts-HayN@1u NcIntvre and Hayward Left on
Fu1sIo g. Newark D. D9u9ls s ,Irss
Francs Francs TN Kelly. Time OF sanae-I;4o
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TOURNAMENT AT HOT SPRINGS.

There will be golf tournament at Hot Springs
", on October O. 10 and IL The greens there are
said TO be in fne condition at present.
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,,. pr,nce SaIrna The change did no good; . .Da
III boree hroke in the backstretch ana ran Ss,ma
va, home invader won the neat inv ~
being distsneea lor Miss Wamont the favorlte
and won in straight heats. well IN manu- INC sum
marieS: ~ ~ ,,,r,-1,
pACING-2:19 CI4ASS-PURSE Sl'"V'
40. ,,,,us,,o,, h m. by Almont. jr.-Heenors I !
by William L. Miller. ......... 2
MAJ, AIMS b. m (WalkerI. 3 3
Athsnais Oh <. kinney ..... 4
Diamond King ch. T. tThompson'. .'''' ... dis
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rporrr>c DIG cIAss-PURsE si@o-fHi'hN IN
Invader. b e by Jay Brd-Lumps 'per'' '''' >
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Dalsy%ood br m. (i<inneyl ala; I
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Time 2:l4ii, eliza -'i"'' -
PACING ZOO cLAss-PURsE $1.5oo-r"o IN
no, Rne, by canelsnd-iulu r. ny |
. hegfnf ro u bS Flower tIcDonal ;
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Betonioa b. h. r rTG6io: ao.a. 3o5'., 2:os1..
$4,000. ,.,.,.,.,,, 90 ono GOLD CUP, FOR THE
AMATEUR WAGON CHAMPIONSHIP Or ,,,,t,,,
wORIp-0vNERs TO nRIVE-TWo -
Lord Derby b. G. by Mambrino King ~. = / /
S sms MhSF = by Chimes C. K G. Btllings'..
''e MUIR ~ - Time 2:06ls 2:G6. 2;oo.
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BASEBALL.
SUDDEN IMPROVEMENT IN PLAYING OF
NETWORK TEAM AT POLO GROUNDS.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nev-York Q; Brooklyn. - IPittsburg Il; St Louis g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston. 13; Baltimore Philadelphia 6; Washington
first game). >.
Baltimore. s. Boston sec St. Louis 5; Detroit l.
ond game)- cleveland. I: Chicago. 6.
GAMES TODAY
Philadelphia Boston. st. al Pittsburg
Chicago Cincinnati.
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PITTSBURG, 7; ST. LOUIS' o.
Pittsburg, Sept. 11.-Pearson held the PIttsOuTSs
down until the third inning. After that the game
was too one-sided to be interesting Attendance
1851. The score ~
T,rteb,,rp .o o x-12 Is
Batteries-Chesbro thinner Pearson and Ryan
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey CITY WINS EASILY AT ROCHESTER,
Rochester. Sept. 17.-Jersey City outbatted Roch-
Ter today winning by score Of II to S. Jersey
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horsss anb Carriages

TORSES boarded FOR the winter Apply TO =. H
III WATRftTs Grove Beach. Coma City references
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Pennington y. j. Sept. II GSpecaD.-Captain
Martin II. Bickhaus of the Pennington Seminary
football team said to-day: The outlook for a
strong team this year at Pennington Seminary is
promising. OF last years team the following have
returned: James, Burr. Hart. Williams Holeombe,
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CITY failed 10 score in only two INNINGS
ii'i IN : ROCHESTER

Totals .49n17251I . Totals 30 o Il - =, -
! -. 3 i a
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

IBY TELEGRAPH The TRIBJNE.I
Washington Sept. 1.-THE following army and
navy orders have been issued:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON -
pos-o, q Ks 20 D
Baltimore ......-....-O . u :"
Batteres-Hughes and Tanner Butler and smith
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .............O o % 10 :
Cisvefsnd .I o o o o II 13 8
Batteries-Piatt and sullivan: DOruer and Bemis
AT PHILADELPHIA.
r. H E.
Washington ......0 O-5 3
Philadelphia ..-------O . ~ -
Ratte-es-Carrck and Clark: McAiIister and Schreck
AT ST LOUIS.
=, o,fs ...........0 Ks .
Detroit ..----.-o y " y v - -
MISUNDERSTANDING and Sugden' Terry and Busio"-
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FOOTBiLL.
/ AT PENNINGTON

READY At PENNINGIUN-
CAPTAIN BICKHACS SAYS OUTLOOK IS
PROMISING.
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THIRD RACE-THE WILLOW STAKES: 2yesr-old


Oil in the Can. H. todomi- - and to !; Gallant
Smith ll2 Smith "a and 10 l. FaulconbT1dge, III
.F1rrnsnt. 20 y and Il 10 L Lnerocb 10 d-andTEi
80 and 10 ]: coous 1i2 Martini. 10 and } 10
!: Mayor Graham liz tTSrennaD). 30 to and 10 10 l.
hackensack fi2 Hedfernl, II and to 1; Sir Trouba
oour liz fMichaesf. - ]; Jake Greenberg.
li2 G)oegett). JOE and Michaemas 1I2 Lar
SOM 100 end 40 The Captain l12 tF3erbeei 600
70 and 50 and Arcade. ll2 G4sne) to and 10 3
also Start fair. Easily by lengths Time. 1915
SIXTH RACrE-s-year-olds. pounds below scale.
] l-is miles.
s. Sanford A. Sons oh Z RockWater. by
lsureate Cl1ord-Ope Love. llS--
tOdomD 6-5 out
slipthriftt lI6 Cochran
Heno. 90 Connorl 80
stsrt good Driving BY a neck Time. 1;asS.
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EroNp GAME

r,s as s1sa1 I 3 Totals ---. -2s
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Rood. Driving by a neck Tins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-20

VIII Steiner aged "a, living near
Bluffton, md, has been arrested for
counterfeiting nickels and small silver
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These and herbs compounded in Smiths Green
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which be made As of fact It isn't made at ALT
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Any dealer in medicines will tell that New England and
ua the State of Vermont the hardest places In the world
establish business The people up that section of the country
careful they buy decline buy things and
make two purchases Of unsatisfactory article. Yet Northern
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This has been the for than twenty-five and this
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When the unmikab signs that blood ou OF order
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