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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-08
MADE EUROPE SIT UP.
Georges Dupuy Traversed 5000 Miles
in Stearns Touring Car.

New York, Aug. S.-One of the most
noteworthy tours of the summer was
that of Georges Dupuy, the New York
representative of a French daily auto
mobile paper published in Paris.
Mr.. Dupuy conceived the idea of a
gold cup European tour for American
touring cars. and, in order to select a
route, left New York in June. taking
with him a touring car. subsequently
he journeyed through nine European
countries and Travelled 5000 miles in his
American car.
Mr.. Dupuy soon found that the time
for preparation was too short so the
American gold cup tour, which has
aroused considerable interest, was post
poned until next year. 1t is Just as well
that it was postponed, for there will be
a better chance for its success in 1908,
when the American manufacturer will
undoubtedly be looking for foreign trade.
Mr.. Dupuy and his American car
aroused tremendous interest during his
great run, and no little hostility was
shown the Frenchman by his COM
patriots, who regard the proposed tour
as a direct bid for French trade, and
therefore blow at the French industry
Several French papers received the orig
tnator of the tour with cartoons showing
lot of Anticipated automobiles built
early in the last century, and stating
that these were the kind of machines
which would appear in the tour.
The auto pilgrim incidentally did some
good missionary work in the various
countries he visited by inviting agents
of automobiles and prominent officials
of cities to take ride in the American
car an invitation which, in most cases.
was accepted. The last day of the tour
the run of 80 miles between Metz. Ger
many, and Paris was made. This was
the record days run of the tour
Fifty journalists met the driver and
car in front of the Automobile club of
France at the conclusion of the run
and the attempt to ridicule the tour
ended In admiration for the driver and
car. During one part of the drive
through France a parade of wine grow
ers was encountered.
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BURNs-GANs BOUT OFF.
Physicians Say Jimmy's Stomach Is
Not in Shape for a Battle.

Los Angeles, Aug. 8.-Following con-
ference between managers of Joe Cans
and Jimmy Burns, who were to fight
here on August 16 and Manager T. j.
McCarey of the Pacific Athletic club, 1t
was announced late this afternoon that
the fight had been Indefinitely postponed
owing to the fact that Burns was ply
sically unfit to participate. The club
physician and another doctor are said
to have pronounced Burns stomach in
such shape that he would be unable to
fight Last night McCarey stated that
Cans had determined to claim part of
the forfeit to cover his expenses. A
local newspaper sent a third physician
to examine Burns but the result of his
investigation has not been made public.
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The COlOred Prize Fighter Given
a Match at Last.
Tommy Burns Does Not Draw
the Color Line.
A AGROUND BATTLE.
Contest to Be Held at COlma
on September 9th.
Fight Promoter COffrOth Offers
Them a $25, 900 Purse.

New York, Aug. Sam Fftzpat-
rick. manager of the colored prize
fighter, Jack Johnson. grabbed at the
proposition made him by wire by Jim
my Coffroth. the San Francisco fight
promoter. to match Tommy Burns
against Johnson for a $4,000 go in
California. About sporting resorts,
this match is creating more talk than
any fighting contest in some years.
Manager Coffroth wants a forty-f1ve
round bout. He wired that Burns had
accepted. and in his telegram stated
that he would wish for the meeting in
the ring to take place on the night of
September 9. the anniversary of Cali
fornia's admission to the Union.
This offer for a fight would appear
to be a reward for all of Johnson's
exertions of the past two years and
Manager Fitzpatrick attempts to get
a match with a white heavyweight.
Sam has been on the trail of them all.
including Jefries. but Jen absolutely
refuses to fight negro, and the 9TH
ers all hoped over the color line for
refuge as soon as they learned of
Johnsons heft and muscle.
Immediately upon receipt Of the
Coffroth telegram Manager Fitzpatrick
sent back word over the wire that he
would accept for Johnson. F1tz went
further than that. He wired: Let
Burns name the division of the purse.
We ask no favors-"
Manager Fitzpatrick said: ''I have
been for over a year endeavoring to
get on a match for Johnson with any
one Of the topnotchers. They all duck
ed him. I bar none. except that grand
old man of the ring, Bob F'itzsimmons.
He alone. among them all up to the
present time. had the courage to face
johnson. OF course he went down
before Jack, just as thought he
would. Burns is the recognized cham
pion now. since Jim Jeffries has got
out of the game, and shows the spirit
OF real champion in his willingness
to defend the title. This ought to be
q great battle. Every one who knows
anything about the game knows Burns
is a fighter. 1 know johnson is able
to go some himself. We will not
stand on any ceremonies as to how the
purse should be divided. Burns is of
course, the champion. and we are will
ing to abide by any terms he may lay
down"
When Manager Fitzpatrick was
asked how the two men compared as
to size and all that. he said: "They are
pretty evenly matched as to weight.
Burns is a bit like Sharkey in his get
up. johnson is more like Jim Corbett
in his build
Manager Fitzpatrick and johnson
will leave for the Golden coast as soon
as possible. Fits idea is to get all
the time in California he can in order
that his man shall be thoroughly ac-
climated and conditioned for this COM
Ing great battle.
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JEFF PLAYING HANDBALL.
Heavyweight Is Trying to Get in Trim
for a Battle.

Los Angeles. Aug. Slim Jeffrfes,
portly but seemingly agile enough, has
taken up handban as part of his train
ing and may be seen every day, exercis-
ing and perspiring freely, at the Los
Angeles Athletic club. While his girth
has not diminished as yet, the fashion in
which his sparring partners ram hard
punches into his stomach indicates that
he is not soft as he looks.
Jeff" has a perfect army of boxers
10 work with. ranging from feather
weights to the ponderous John Brink.
who floored the champion in a tryout
last week with an unexpected hook Some
of those on his staff are Jack Ripper.
Mel Nordlinger and Freddie Maier. Joe
Cans called up by telephone today and
exchanged the time of day with Jeffries
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HoW's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. T. J. CHE
NEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. ].
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
fransactions and financially able to car
~ out any obligations made by his firm
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Totals :.
SCORE BY INNINGS,

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oklahoma City. o 0 0 o o o 3 Is
Joplin ...........1 o 2 o o.
The summary: Home run-Scoggins.
Two-base hits-Persh, WEIGH, Pendry.
Sacrifice nits-Scoggins and Rapps.
Base on balls-Off Welsh 4, off George
l. Struck out-By Hoffer g. by Welsh
f. Innings pitched-By Welsh 1-3y
Runs-Off Welsh 4, off George 1. Hits
Off Welsh 7, off George 1. Stolene bases
Harrington, Armstrong, Pendry. Left
on bases-Oklahoma City 4, Joplin Z.
Double play-Bankhead to Olson to
Rohn. Time-2:00. Umpire-Jacobs.
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GAME WENT II INNINGS.
Arlington Defeats Pratt After a Hard
Battle, to 3.

Pratt, Kan, Aug. s.-The new fair
grounds and grand stand were initi-
ated here when the Arlington baseball
team defeated the locals in a IT in
ming game. Not score was made
after the fifth until the seventeenth
inning. The game was full of spec
tacular plays and was one of the best
ever seen in Pratt. standing 8 to 3 in
favor of the visitors.
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Total

Springfield .......0 0 0 o o 90
Leavenworth .......0 1 0 0 %
The summary: Sacrifice hit-Schau-
myer. Stolen base-Turner Bases on
balls-Of Selby 8, off Porter 4. Wild
pitcn-Porter. Struck out-By Selby 2.
Passed ball-Tonneman. First base on
error-Leavenworth. Double plays
Vaughn to Shaumyer, Cuthbert to
Smith. Left on bases-Springheld g.,
Leavenworth 13 Time of game-2:00.
Umpires-AlloWay and Baker.
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western Association Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 8, chicago o

Chicago, Aug. S.-Philadelphia white
washed Chicago by punching three
long singles. Eighteen Chicagoans per-
ished on fly balls, Sparks holding them
to three hits. Only one Chicago man
reached third.
Score by Innings. R.H.E.
Philadelphia MO- o 0 o O3 90 0-3 6
Batteries-Overall and Killing; Sparks
and Doom.
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cago, 2 to 1 in a IA inning game. The
visitors secured their run in the third
on a hit and two errors. After ing
laub had tripled in the ninth. Man
ager Jones took Altrock out. His work
had been excellent up to that time.
Ferris then hit Walsh for single, tie
ing the score, In the fourteenth Fer
ris again hit safely, took second on a
wild pitch and scored on Wagner's hit
Score NV innings R.H.E.
Boston .o 8 100000 I'LL 8
Chicago mod 1 o ooOOoO0-1 l
Batteries-Young and Criger; Alt
rock, Walsh. Sullivan and Mcfarland
Washington z. Cleveland 2.
Washington, Aug. S.-Johnson held
Cleveland to four hits and won, to
q The features were Johnson's pitch
ing and Mills batting.
Score by innings. r. e.
washington ......--..V W.
Batteries Johnson and Heydon;
Liebhart, Berger and Wakefield.
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Oklahoma City S, Joplin 4.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Aug. S.-Okla-
homa City made a garrison finish and
beat Joplin in the tenth, 5 to 4. Staring
at almost certain defeat in the ninth
Scoggins got a home run, scoring Pen
dry. Gill hit to the fence and made the
circuit while the ball was being jugg1ed.
Two walks and hit did the work in
the tenth. The score:
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Minneapolis 8, Enporia O.

Minneapolis, Kan, Aug. 8.-Minneap-
oils outclassed Emporia Wednesday,
winning, s to 0. Not a hit was made OF
Dingee until two men were out in the
eighth. Score: R.HE.
Minneapolis .....1 0 o s 000s-S 2
Emporia .........0 o o 0 o 90 o 90 Z
Batteries-Dingee and Nye: Hardin,
Turner, Martin and Priest.
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Washington :, Cleveland 2.
American League STANDING.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-First game-LouisvilIe
10, Minneapolis o. Second game-Lou-
isville 3, Minneapolis 1.
At Toledo Toledo 4, Kansas City 3.
At Indianapolis 8, st.
Paul 2.
At Columbus-Columbus 3, Milwau-
kee 4
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clad to Sex KeeIer Racl,

New York, Aug. S.-''wee Willie
Keeler's return to the game yesterday
put the fans in a happy mood. He
received round of applause when he
came on to the field. His name did
not appear In the printed batting or
ders. Grif1th's determination to have
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Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati 2.

Cincinnati, Aug. 8.-Brooklyn won
from Cincinnati through timely hit
ting with men on bases. Rucker held
the locals safely at all times, being
particularly effective with men on
bases.
cincinnati ........... o0o0o1o1E2
Brooklyn .............1 0 o 2 o OLA o
Batteries-FIitt and Schlei; Rucker
and Ritter.
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Boston Team Gets Asmussen.

Chicago, Aug. S.-Tom Asmussen,
q local semiprofessiona1 catcher, who
has the reputation of being one of the
best catchers in the city, has been
sold to the Boston National league
clS;b
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Atlanta Loses Best Catcbe,

The purchase of sid" Smith by the
Athletics, says the Cleveland Press. is
8 Well-deserved boost. The Atlanta
backstop is the best in the business. in
the opinion of the Southern Leaguers.
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Enterprise g.. Abilene o

Enterprise, Kan, Aug. 8.-Enterprise
defeated Abilene here, to 0. Wheat
for Enterprise. got two threebag hits,
one twobase hit, and one single. Bat
teries-Mallon and CasseIl; Giles and
Garrison.
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Amateur League Formed

Joplin, Aug. S.-The initial step to-
ward tho formation of the new Mis-
-Kansas-O Oklahoma league took
place yesterday when articles of
agreement were drawn up for the
eight clubs of the organization. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-08
Not to Drop Tulsa.

Tulsa, I. t., Aug. Sat meeting of
team managers of the o. A K. league
at Bartlesville it was decided not to drop
Tulsa. but to have some other town,
either McAlester or Parsons. Kan, take
the Fort Smith franchise and continue
the lea gI1e as six-town circuit until
the close of the season in September. "A
municipal law forbidoing Sunday ball
PLAYING was the cause of the Fort Smith
franchise being thrown up.
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national League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 4. Detroit 2.

Philadelphia, Aug. S.-Philadelphia
defeated Detroit in one of the most
exciting games of the season. Both
Killian and Bender pitched good ball.
The home team won out in the eighth
on an error and a home run by Sey-
bold.
Score by innings. R-H.E.
Detroit Il v v " WV
Philadelphia ........0 1 00o1 1874 !
Batteries-Killian and Schmidt; Ben
der and Powers.
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Ldncoln and Omaha Tfed.

Lincoln, Aug. 8.-Lincoln and Omaha
played a IL inning tie game. With
heavy clouds rolling up from the west
called it at the end of the twelfth with
the score 1 to 1. 1t was a pitchers
battle.
Score by innings. R.H.E.
Omaha ..........O 90 / O000OoI 2
Batteries-McKay and Sullivan; Hall
and GOnding.
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everybody should Know"

ravs q. q. HAYS, a prominent business
man Of Bluff, Mo, that Bucklen's Arr1ica
Salve is the quickest and surest healing
81 rye ever applied to a sore, burn or
wound or to a case of piles. I've used
II and know what I'm talking about"
Guaranteed by all druggigts. 70.
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scottsvilIe @. Wamegos 4.

Scottsville, Kan, Aug. s.-The locals
defeated Wamego here Wednesday by
a score of to 4. 4s
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McPherson is, Valley Center 4

MCPHERSON, Kan, Aug. S.-The third
game of ball between Mcpherson and
Valley Center was taken by Mcpherson
by score of Is to 1.
Valley Center ........1 o o o o o o.
Observation-Disclosures Jones and Hog
gat; Valley Center. Saddler. Darling and
HenShaw.
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SaIIna 81 Lincoln a

Salina, Kan, Aug. 8.-The Salina ball
team continued its series of winnings
wednesday when it defeated the Lincoln
team by a score of to 1. Batteries
Salina, Luties- and Mack; Lincoln, Brunt
and Hall.
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new league will be known as the
Interstate Baseball association"
Included in the new league are the
cities of Joplin, Galena, Columbus,
Miami, Baxter Springs, Sarcoxie,
Scammon and Neodesha-
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Hutchinson 4. webb City 8.

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. S.-The Salt
Packers won from Webb City here with
a score of to in the fastest game
played in some time. Fleharty in the
box for the locals was hit but twice
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him play coming late. Keeler was
Hal Chase on account of injuries.
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I.eavenworth 2. Springfield 0.

Leavenworth. Kan, Aug. S.-Leaven-
worth made it three straight by shut
ting Springfield out again. Selby held
the visitors safe at all stages. The score:
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American Association Standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Des Moines, Aug. S.-Des Moines took
the first of the series with Sioux City.
Score by innings. R.H. E.
DeS MO1neS y U s y v z - 10 !
Sioux city ............O o 10000 0-S
Observation-Disclosures Miller and
Dexter; Corbett, Wilder and Slattery.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Webb City ........0 0 0 90 o o 1 rs
Hutchinson .........O O O o O -
The summary: Two-base hits-An-
drews 2. Struck out-By F1eharty 9, by
Meredith 2. Bases on balls-On Fleharty
2 off Meredith q Time Of game-1:30.
Observation-Disclosures
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WICHITA.
TLdIS -. sOV
SCORE BY INNING

Summary: Two base hits-Hetling,
Raglan, Annis. Three base hit-Davis.
Sacrifice hits-Runkle, Speer. Stolen
bases-Olson, Runkle. Double plays
Raglan to Olson to Abbott. Left on
bases-Topeka 10, Wichita 4. First on
errors-Topeka 4. Wichita 1. Struck out
BY Speer IL. by Bunton 1. First on
baIIs-Off Speer 1. Hit by pitcher by
Speer-Olson, Abbott. Wild pitch
Speer Passed ball-Edwards. Time
of game-1:40. Umpire-O'Conne1l.
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ST. Louis 8. New York a.

New York, Aug. S.-St. Louis won the
openirrg game of the series of the local
americans, 8 to 4. The visitors batted
Dovle out of the box in the first three
innings and Tiff finished the game
Score by innings R-H:EL
STaw YORK .....0 1 o o 8 o o. IL 4
Batteries-Glade and Spencer; Doyle,
Tiff and Kleinow.
Boston 2, Chicago 4.
Boston. Aug. S.-Boston defeated CHI
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YVES ERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW:
Topeka at Springfield.
Joplin at Hutchinson.
Oklahoma City at Webb City.
Wichita at Leavenworth.
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The White Sox move. on to SPRING
field today. Maybe they can win a
today it will be. the first game won on
the present trip.
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Pitcher Robert Bandy Of the Okla
homa City team Is said to be able to
pitch with either hand. If he had
changed his paws during recent
game in Topeka a catastrophe might
have been averted.
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Chicago. Aug. S.-Arthur Hillebrand,
the famous Princeton pitcher. refuses to
ioin the Yankees and has signed with
lake StahPs local semfprofessionals-
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Detroit has made overtures to the
Oklahoma City management for the
services of Pitcher Robert Bandy for
next season. 1t is not unlikely that a
deal will be closed in a few days for
the young southpaw of the Oklahoma
City team.
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George Graves, the littIe outfieldel

0SOIBt OIdVS5, INT IIlLI6 UulHeIutII
at one time with the Tope-
ka team, has left Fort Smith and has
Joined the Oklahoma City team with
whom he will finish the season. AS
a fielder Graves is hard to beat, but
last season he couldn't hit lick.
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Specs pal has quit abusing the To-
peka fans while he gives his atten-
ton to the State Journal. The fans
were certainly entitled to a rest es-
pecia1ly since the excellent showing
made by the team on this trip.
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After the miserable showing on this
trip due, no doubt to excellent man
agement, perhaps the prediction that
no one in Topeka will take any inter-
est in the ball team made by Specs
pal at the beginning OF the season
may at last be realized. =.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Next Sunday afternoon, Dec. Ii. at
4iao o'clock, yesper service will be-
held IN the Universalist church, II viii
be in part an Illustrated song stervice
and the theme CENTRAL Co it will be 'The
holy child which will be Illustrated with
over thirty pictures, reproductions Of the
works of some 81 the best artists.
Through friend, who is a collector 81
the finest things Of the kind, Rev. Mr..
Conner is enable to do this. Ii is set
At an hour which conflicts with no other
service in the city, ana the public is
invited
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TALK OF THE TOWN

See the Christmas novelties at Perry'l
store.
Cribbagc boards and playing cards can
be found At Harris book store.
Gift books IN various STYLES. Ideal
Book and Stationery store, near Depot
square.
An opera glass makes a nice Christ
mas present and you can see good
line Of them at l. p. Aussins the
watch and clock man.
Companion court, Granite City, No.
757, /. o. f., viii hold a regular meet
ing, Friday, December 18th at o'clock.
A large attendance is desired As there
viii be election Of officers. Per order
reporting secretary.
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TALK OF THE Town.

Arcade toys are what you save money
The Arcade hsssmsat iof holiday
goods.
Christmas furs. Sc them 4 de
Vaughan store
saturday sale a. fitts' viii interest
Christmas shoppers.
Roller skating this afternoon and cyea,
Ing a. the Pavilion.
Npauldlng plays Richmond On Friday
night, 81 tho chufeh street gymnasium.
H. ,. Smith Is giving away butter
AZ bis store. lisltsf ask him about i.
blg assortment 81 Christmas and New
Years postcards a che Red Cross phnr.
macy,
Views Of Hare" containing 81 views
Of the city, IT, buildings and surround
ing scenes. Jest out, a q. J. nodge's, 2se.
All Foreign Masons wishing 20 remit
dues can do 20 NJ 70 December - By
handing same 20 George Troup or VIII
liam stephen. Per order, George Troup.
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..ssRsns. There viii be regular
$50 meeting OF Hlawatha lodge,
isF No. %, 4 O. o. u. On Thurs,
day evening, Dec. II. Al o'clock The
hrst degree VIII b. conferred. Grand
Master Calvin Fndrcss 81 Bennington y
expected to bo pretent. Refreshments
vii b served after the work. Aomina.
ton q ohiccrs for the coming year will
ocenr az this meeting. A large attend.
anee u desired. w. Z. Beck, Noble
Grand.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES.
THURSDAY. DEcFMaER 4. igoI.
weather Probation.

Fair ard somewhat colder Friday,
continued colds light westerly winds.
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" A special eonclave Of Sc.
~. Aldemar oommandefy, No. H..
fkA-/6i X. T., Thursday evening at J.
HAY o'clock Work, temple and
ID1L&l X. N. degrees. Per order y.
I ZalesAs $. Love- \. q