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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

BOTH German and Mcclellan are
brought prominently to the public
eye by their victories of last week.
and are being talked of as presiden-
tial possibilities. German may stick.
but the young mayor of New York
has hardly as yet earned sufficient
reputation to jump into such high
position as the Presidency. Aside
from being son of his father, and
with short career in Congress, not
overmarked with ability, he is little
known to the political world. Some
have suggested the ticket as German
and Mcclellan, and others German
and Carter Harrison. Just now the
Maryland Senator certainly has the
inside track.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

The Northern Neck will be par
ticularly we'll represented the next
term in our State Legislature. Sem
ator Walker and Delegate Lyell grow
more useful as their terms increase,
and both are now of much weight in
the halls Of legislation. Northum-
berland and Westmoreland will be
represented in the House by probably
a stronger man than for some years.
The new Delegate, DR.. w. Perry
Sydnor, is a man of strong convic-
tons, of much reserve energy and a
scholarly mind. What he believes
to be right he will endeavor to main
tain at all hazards, and he is
usually in the right-certainly on
all moral and economic questions,
AS an agrarian he is yet the cham
pion of the fish and oyster interests;
so we may expect our land and water
interests both to receive his best at ;.
tention. Success to our trio.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
MANAGER WANTED.

trustworthy lady or gentleman to INA mage
business In this County and adjoining terri
tory ior Wen and fasorabfy known House OF
SOLID financial standing. 5000 straight cast
Sssry anu expenses. paid each Monday 10y
eneck direct from headquarters. Expense
money advanced; position permanent. Adj
dress Manager, 60 Mouon Bldg, Chicago, In
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

The Coal Trust shuts down its
mines with the excuse that there is
too much coal 7~a- the market. Too
much ''colSs A;>coyer down
this We
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
ESSEX.

Lewis elected to House.
Ware beat Blakey for Common
wealth's attorney by 20.
Parker beat Smith for commits
sioner by an overwhelming majority.
Terrell was reelected sheriff.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

THERE is something doing, as
usual, down in Central and South
America. This time it is the iSthmus
rebelling against the continent. The
State of Panama seeded aud has
gained her independence of the Co
lombian govern ment without blood
shed. And thereby hangs tale.
The United States had decided to
build the canal at Panama. The
Colombian government refused con-
sent without good fee. The State
of Panama wanted us to build the
canal. Result, Panama rebelled
and United States men-of-war pre-
vented Colombian troops from whip
ping her into submission. Free,
Panama's governor will sign the
treaty for the canal, and the United
States will establish "protec-
torate" over the youthful chap.
President Roosevelt has aided and
abetted secession, or rebellion, and
practically added another to our
foreign possessions" The people
of the United States want q canal,
but whether they will endorse such
methods of acquiring the right to il
remains to be seen. Senator Morgan
is soon to be heard on the subject
and Tillman's pitchfork needs the
rust rubbed OF. That there are
warm times in prospect is not
doubted.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

THAT Kansas man who was cured
of dyspepsia by fasting thirty days
followed the old woman's plan of
teaching her cow how to live without
- won and the COW both
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

All communications or business letters
soouid DC addressed to the VIRGINIA CIrIzEN
Arvingeon. Va. to receive prompt attention
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

Notices In reading columns, 10 cents per
uonpareil line ~ WINS Pei
obituaries, religious notices of entertain
~onss. excursions, etc.. one-half regular rates.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

George Y. Hundley was elected by
400 majority over w. II. Respass, Re-
publican, and Walter b. Chowning.
Independent. Hundley received Al 4
votes, Chowning 219 and Respass
157. AS an Independent Chowning
made a phenomenal run. He got
more than double the number of
votes the Republican candidate did
in his own county of Mathews. Mr..
Chowning says the pretty day caused
his defeat by keeping bis friends, the
oystermen, from the polls. He takes
it in good part, though. He writes:
1.-The real reason, after all, of nv
defeat was from the fact / did not
get votes enough. 1 am too big to
cry and too much hurt to laugh" A
pretty good spirit for a defeated can
didate to display.
For Commemorative attorney, T..
G. Jones' majority is ~; commits
sioner of revenue, A. l.. Jones, rs;
sheriff, r. B. Segar, 395.
w. III. Purkins was reelected
treasurer without opposition.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

TO SELL.-About 10 acres on Rap
pahannock. opposite La Grange Creek
with lovely view. Land level and easily
cultivated. Is just opposite one OF the
best oyster rocks on the river. Has a
valuable Inlet from the river for raising
ducks, etc. Dwelling and brick base.
ment told fashioned). Other small build.
ings and fences. Terms S12 per acre.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

"MILLWOOD"-Iu lower Richmond
Co., convenient to churches, schools and
postofiice. 365 acres. one half cleared
balance In hardwood and other timber
Mill dam In center of tract. Navigable
creek within half mile. Soil light loan
and well adapted to early fruit and veg
etables. Tracts of mari on the place.
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staten Island Polo Team wins From
Squadron Freebooter

polo match -ook place az the field Of tie
S-z;sa Island Polo Cub az Manor Farm.
N.T E..ELraD. yesterday. between The kc-le
-.a-- aLc one 81 Squadron A. !c- Guy pE@-
sa--@d br SzrST. Nichols TIE mach. zs2ch
Vas 20 have beer p,Gre6 On Monday. but vas
y-- - OF account Q! ram. rss wc1 bT tt-
ham s-s-d Tco Co1c>-t@1 four goals hy
hsrt!rsp tv IS 70 :; TIE S:&t@- Island TEAM
wee T. Smith. Morton W >-r-t. ?. A
Han z-G I 7 H4-1. - respective pa tss on
rt- S.1Ncro'. A F-~-ooo:Ars b-.1S filed ~
N.---.r- PlTTa-- Bs-Ty and y o-.-. az Nschol.S
Tie = ~ vas p gSo g~Etoos ae S.sI~I
= arc=-S. 10 stored -G4ck AID s,-=ss1y
.o' g. ,.1-. - made ~-T-n goals z tie s.sI
F--7c,5 IL the - tnI.l Trey Ed Io@ :o-&- -
20 --sAl. scal t~to-- - Free hooters --Ac@
= count rhs goa. t-.uS made BIZ BsrTy. ?
IzE---c o. y - -. -+1s--~
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CUP YACHTS N A BRUSH.
Reliance Outsa1ls Constitutes in . Light
Breeze

NEWPORT. r. l.. Alz s.-Tae tvo oc-focs
eloope Reliance and CONSTITUTIONS had q brush
In n. waters o. SsrrsSznsee> Bay this after
noon. the boa, selected 20 defend tie
Americas Cup having ih- b-.ter Of IL TIE
weather during 81. morning uas such that
7. uss not siviSahl. 20 40 ouy. as IL looked
very much Tx. rain has shortly after /.
o'clock Il cleared W somewhat and sail rRs
aoisted o. TIE two boats and large dub TOP
sails ve.e sent s!o.I
The .Ind xas T-ry lixh; from .he south
eass hardly being enough 10 keep sseersse
war on ordinary c-s!t- get she :ro big yachts
ueri ,hrorE 81 the rGter the surface o! which
vas A. smooth as glass;, az = good rate. ars1
without making 80 much as . rlpu!e on The
water The sunbeam Ien der OF che Re-
lispoe. FOLLOWED the ysch7s 1p the bag.
II xas about CLOCK When ibe o"osts cast
OF from tbe.r Eaooy!nss. the Constitution
beng The -rsv 20 get under way Ihey
stood across rfs- bar to the westward OF
Gould Island when taey squared aEsT AID
c.!-e little lead on The c=E boat. eIs TIRE
Later uss ;h= arSs 20 Ee- her sp.ankke- on
followed some InlnvIes l4I=- by tie Co2sil-
For sone time tie two bosts ran sio.S. s.ce
tv side. I.er ]; could o ster IE&t the Re
.!s1o@ vas making mora spAed and OF tie
--scs~d Sc rad drawn AwAy from TIE Coz.
s-.-U,.on zrc ISs@. II hsr sp..nGEs-. syo~6
cv~- her -Asrs4ll AID crossed ire to-s1!tu-
tsc-'s boK The LATER boar soon took In
hs- sp!-zaker ard srcu both hsCled ol tie
E.ad and siAr-~1 back down TIE usy. -esn
~ Rel.s-c- aAso showed ae- Superiority T
GSh- airs ard EASILY dr~- away from TIE
Constitution
The SPIN Vas for -h- purpose o. rry!rS RE
o@E BOAT y +Shf AIRS. A-d y vas 1eEaos.-
S-rG-ed that Sh- TEs -CCh laser Than ~
Constitution. Tko<.s wEo have beg vE!hA-
irs rh- Reliance A. o. IRE opinion tai -so-rs-
tn.ns las r-sa do-~ 20 ThA boat II TIE way
%. altering her -ls. or n VIZ matter Of ra-l2s--
>-nc- Dr. return from B-4sso! ss.@ es.s appeared
= -ra more sic Khan o.: Or Sh@ wet Ibe-s.
EE!-h !e2I4s 80 -AA IMPRESSION tEA- eIyS=-g-
r1A.'s aye c~isS r-s6@ with hsr. Whatever
hAs h--- Gore dos rot sA@z- 10 have arT
1--r.--s--A. e->c- OF beg going Qualities
,gds.rs from her BEHAVIOR to-csv n The light
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PrEl's raj -kzowa Httng tor nSd 10 w.s made ~
ennace NJ 10 s. po1a1ed from - :. Tee wesiHrr
Eas IArrarentng AID a small esV,AG AitendrG
Firss Ese---Fsve tuysocxs-FalkiAnt. 10 fHei-
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scooad: J X. Oven. lss ". Patll2ss, - %
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Tf-1e 1874 Pal NOr-iSsry. Give ~. GolcGEs.
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AZ Fort Erie.

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At ~. Ianta.

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East esn League.

s7AyDN-5 OF TEs cIres
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piav In PoIn, judith Polo Tournament.

NATstr.SsET- PIE. 2. /. Aug. s-T5e
fourth r srch II rs- SarrzEa1-@rI cup ssT3es
uzs Played hs-e tn-tAy in the Poi-f Judith
p,.a rr.gyrs- ard -rA -,val Fos.rs we're .h@
nr-ykaEays ara Ne@'ct~ GFA. -. B. hE-dl-
CAP W+s-ras=-@- - ,siT=-I tour goals TIE
r-S-ch as = D. ~ N=s-r5%s-@- after sptr-
l'A,. co--asf br = s7o-A Of ~. 70 ~, The
,as ~ mad W a. follows
Po,stus--r. 4 E.-E,t 2 - No--ag-.
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e1E. Is
y - aa,- } = = E-ossW. Tr-G sAr &
r17. -.
: RsTl.ns vas thrown E-o- his yoly
II -ss second rs-1oi ara Tsc- Yea 2 heavy
!sL = -@,ovs-@1 ;ro-. -cA sraE--Gp. how
Aye-. -~rlnLr-.v1 rs tors@ ara resumed pisv
Tra lssJ IN . I.a..o1s 10 T.sTa- n c-Iz2lL- s
yam.
u re Ssr0-c game. -AsT re @rd .. re
fn.--+ ,iz~ -. tie -gsoT= S7DN1 B-yH Nav
~. We~;e-es-S-. .. 5g- ow--g 20 dan peas
Tts gaze vas pos; Tv7--1 .1-L tc---o-ro-.
vhA- = ~. - c'0nGY1@a 7 Frank Mead
d=n Vas referee
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TIE SsTsd. Z { vi pay ,A- Zr-a.o.s %
Sunday afternoon q; So-.-vL-a PsyH. Eayo-...
Tot Az-p-y n-e .,s SrE HAvsr I-sz vi ,.
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R-se on SGz5s-.
On aeco=-i % -ai- i-er- k-Gs aoi b>-a oAy
% Ear in Ages y w.its q. -gsi o. - Ss;3- ..
L-ssge teams save ,1Ay~--
sunday --l-AESsIs - ;.s war NA- payer.
wser TO TIE er.seSIs0z rs-s-s 20 y .ra ihev are
F~ttskac ~ is- csY OF rest
Coavs-2ed 2ospr-e-5snts ian =u---F-us 1o-e,
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bfe.tnE Elh-s S-s-s ck-rr~5 a. slHLE IT, .aF
Taertersy % lke hns-un I-r--A-A Eao q
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srsra--trgi ~. Bf.o-5.e lsEEgss n $50 Ta-g
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fr ose>E 81 80
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g ieaco- snc lrsrz. 5~f-r = tie Sa-4 franz o.
ctoc ~ SArris. 1ay - hAcE Il Torola9 EeII
var ~ rot Ills
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RAIN STOPS .NaTINEE.
Only Three Fven,s AZ Empire Cfty-Fas
Work for Circui, Meet.

TIE New yo-k Dri7'-z Cub ara the rl--k
o. r-H weather Oh rot -orE u hs-1o-T
vaS-e-tav good 7rcE.4;Aroe .. sIyar-
ss4 o--z prepared s-5 c-oaa sufficient
20 Al cor-to--4 nly iA- grand sand anG dub
-a-s- porch rad assn - zae- -A;-. began
% a.. aU4 Afr-- tETe- r..-aS Z IL hSsc started
ant re ioSrpn!- k@pS i-l-~asI-S a. nt+--
mss. Has ;.ksa- Al hour !t's- a14'.<-
s-1--l t-csa oT-- -l@ rack and Ter ali ho--@
o. g-1r-.-2srS ~as abandoned
Tta three racs- c.1@- Vsy Es-- declared
H-ish@1 "a they STOOD sat th> balance Of
L,r-.A Helen AID Box Rene had Zach SoE
/. heat sr1 n he toss between '-e cEr@-s
"a 20 -E.ch should r.: the rThSoG DNTT'E
Bg1 >-ng' pad w9n rs -sc+ = s;ra:Ea' heats
g-E Z P--r~a Eci Ihe biGe suot. Id
I'm. Errn-- OF :L% rez7, n event oT@-
Na.5-l-, A,-o r-c%:=N1 : bl1e rosH-cs
ta-.,er 4 it4 day number % :ee horses
-ra- are 70 STAR a-I- week received 70 e1a-
"a. -o-E HN.1s- '2e.-S ~ stA--"r MAJ
.c.'.. rl:a TIE LAST -a-t n Oh. Inc Il Al
,, -, K5oLs Gelz-ir.e R.ns SEg ~zs Ana
cc1da. :%ih ED Dan Z -. ;t% T.32~-
- azs the !AsT=s- ho-s@ and this NJ! D a
F-ac-.ca. Esy 20 s~rt-- i
Th.s e p-s~t.czi.T tae sa-,e oonti''en
V-'5resaav next L me nile 5 ;&cet =
=. o. better -5a ozaa- o. Dsn PaTcA iii
r-- large SUN from ~ ASSOCIATION II 7A@
present. REGARD c. ! 80. : 70; c~as'e1 rte
zsscc.a,.oa vi n9- ;.sy do-Ar-
Iau@s Csioozh drove Audi boa For.
2r'-- --il~ II is. ia ths last haI = i.oi.
a.! '.e las: quA-Te- Il 6.:a Primo Of Gran a..
.~--., r-ot,ec Al easy nile n 10 ev"aly
-s-s-t George Spar drove SHADOW Chm r..
EOS. s. -.s- rii~ Z -le. Nth TIE l&s- nsii II
10 TIE s-rl-.sE3-s follow
CAS- d -1or-So,
lea. z.,.. :. = -. -. $ -..-lEsg: 81, = ,
so~ re. & y frs.EAe .a~- -...-......- /.
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nn rh- Central New York Circuit.
Harness Race Postponed

EoHoE-s Aag.s-T-S' To-. =. ~2-l"r. %
70 LAY % 80 ;-sSE 81 - N0--s .-rSsT ! AID y
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LAWN TENNIS AGAIN POSTPONED
Delay Payors British Players m Inter
national Contest.

Bcs7oS. A1E. t-REn today ca1s>5
another posi p-oasr~-; Of tie Information n
lawn ennis competition az Lo-E~ooi
The courts we're - Thoroughly sNak@1
nv the reayy don -p-our - ves'E-tsT. lac;
p rhr sd = I4SyE ~ tsAt '-~ rc-- -o!-- 80
caI~a 20 To- rHnc!.Sl0- IN: = would - -
a.y-Ss De . have re- 6o-o.~s -nlrNa IlEy=l
rs s,-ar- ro-. TIE match Eas 'se-e.o-"
rr- over urcl Tomorrow 4f'A-ao-or A. )
O'Clock Tie p.7G.2E @! ;h- L1Eh.h cam.
which Wa - have hAA- Ar-CGrrrr --la
morning. 49, s.s5 po.-1or-d ~ s--sr Cement
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h=--v's strained shoulder good rest ard -.
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sr.cA good --sra Il * '-a-= 20 20 - 20
doubt z'3u. ~ h-.rS Il / r-----T 's-SA-Tr--
e. ~ match aEa,r.s- Ih= --1a brothers
when = : -av-.
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Buffalo Beats Albany At Polo.

S.g.-o.S.. Y y Aux s.-The SC~s!o
ADD -s- Albany teams. NO 'tF' a'feFnooE
disputed tie qualifying round for ne Ss--
fa-- rpp ~ 's@ sur -. IH7-rra--SZ o. ;lH
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tai - AIharJ Famed goal. / F''----. l.
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Athletic Nare

IT, ,4,.o5a. swimming rSz- r!orshlos
VI, rs -ea-. - c@.l -Ei"- re s-s1 ,~-s
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OUAKERS IN FINE FORM.
Against strong Surrey Team ynsatsFs
Seere $40 for seven Wlckets.

scsr.. C5ss DfScsz=s - TN S-N
IovDoS. AcE She lAss English match
o. II. Phllade.patans t,sSaa =: Ire Oval to-
day Surrey the famous metropolitan county
eleven T=r. The op2ooea;s. and from tie way
matters have progressed 50 far .v s-erns 50
I. the vtsI-ors rn~Aa 10 make the match
memorable one.
Rafting H-sr OF = good wicket. -he Phs.a-
celphia1s k.pt their hosts = the seld al day,
and when stGRps were drawn this sv-ninc
thsy Sill he'd possession o. 7-e -lcSs-s and
had -1- ~ score OF e4S. E..A three -,e1 ST..
10 80 n. ET@ry caza Vho Terf n 20 nz-
scored do-b!e -ar-Tes, hI5 the palm Ess
carried o. ~ J. 3. King uho vas TN out
AFTER 4 .sGi;.>ss innings 0! "a. :. 4 Lester
ard A VI Wood t-o.A plAy-d szeadlT ;o-
half centuries. AID 2 4. Bohl@a- y; q
Graves Ard : c Sbx-pless all did eI-eAlen;
E1+S-Le sa-e vii Dc oQacpRsd u 20
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a. EaSS- Pain
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American Association

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Baseball Cares TO-DAY

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ANXaiCAg LE.S-E
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pcia s. Lois q: C.ArAgo.
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y-rs~r C.fT o. 54-A5o N-Tn<x NJ -o-3=so
Eo---s--r n Rsl;' NOR Rochester a. P-rv-.-a-e
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GERS WINS WIN HAROLD n.
Mastery Driving Lands aoadmaster Geld
ting IN Front AZ Fur aio.

E-vT..r. A-S s-T-7 s-ASes wee ~ he
-srz .o- to Grad G.-r..' -=--' here to-4a-.
Thar wee IRE Flsc--.c rl-r S'asa o: $ 80
.c- tie IS c5Ass. ;rnT, and .aa A;o pre- S;z;@
SAG o. 5. ~ Tor 80 Z. l.sS-. c-sc~ 10y
NgG-e-a- .a-5k 80 f-s- s-ssA = stralEL;
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-r.. -. a-alIar sale = s--a4s1- heats
t,.-rs drove his R0s6:n A-,-- se.5Las.
Js-o.1 Y 20 TIs-H-- = 20 = .-oa. Th.T-
80 49, 1sa.-,r- .-rs - -. 1-.Sn 9. tt
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80 r-.-- d.srant~-3 r. - oE-s..t-s po-o.s.
ss-.-.-1 -4s-. Fanny D.la-c sss 500 II go
-lo,- 70 $ .-7 rf@ 81 --- Hlrc.6 = landed
80 IL also @ol -.~ '1lrd t-a-- which vs.
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- ------at ug a.. Hs ~sses = c5-h heats
~A-s mastery
D.aFa,r. ! -. FL 80 an exhibition nile
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rAsHNTroy

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nay.s--E Assizgt1z- > Ncu York. y-SI oss- -
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FTser|eic D.0-eae plAY-- E-oert,!t- x IN.--s AID
Card Cnp<re-Sh--tAa- Tl-e-l .o1r Aat
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PHILADELPHIA "a L.. soszoS "a l..
PH1lApE-FsrA A-r pr 2Ac-,c.-a - Tozzg
lard a-c no-t@eIi.ye.y to-osT. vale Be.6e. wss
q Surrs~ 70 luErnE.
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Ne~ York state League.

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AZ Atg-y--rg-S- EL-l%--S,re>-e-tsdy. :; AEha-y
3 S-~u-5 gs-r- Scn s-erT scy. = AibG-r.
a. SyrScz-s--Sy-TAc-- 6 doc. o
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