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dalns 5000, ,OOO In Slx Years.

Washington, D. c. March 3O--ReturnS of state censuSes and estimates of the D population of the other states and territories by the census bureau indi- cate an increase of population in the United States of 5000, ,OOO between 1900 and 1908.
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Two weeks ago the New York papers had printed 5000 columns of the proceedings of the Thaw trial and in one week had printed l42 cuts of Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. It is estimated that the trial will cost $l ,250,0O0.
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Alaskan5 to Help Jack Hines

G1Idfcld, March 25-AluSkaus here pil aid Jack Hines in his defense for killing Count Podhorski, in every way possible, financially if he needs it. The preliminary hearing will be held next Thursday. w. II. Bard of Seat te. formerly a Nome sttCrnet will come Co Golddeld Co aid in the legal Ae.euse.
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Put Lid on Ballard.

Seattle, March 3O-The lid will be put on Ballard, the big lumber town ad- joining Seattle, tomorrow. All sa- looms have been ordered to remain closed.
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To Settle Building Strike.

Seattle. March 27 Mayor Moore will iarerpose in the building mechanics strike and try Co effect a settlement between them and the contractor.
 Settle Building Strike
 Sauge. March 2S-Tne master build CTS and the unions settled terms for abandonment ol the strike last night and thc men went ,o work again this morning. It is agreed that the mini mum wage for any kind of building labor shall be s3 per day.
 Hiu Thinks lie Sees Trouble
 St. Paul, March 27-james J. Hill returned from New York today. He says he sees the red light ahead in the bushes, world, meaning that danger is in sight and business projects should go slow. He says there Is difference bet ,e,n hard times and business re- cession. and that the country IS now undergoing the latter, which will not be harmful it met by proper methods,
 Sullivan Knocks Out Palmer.
 Los Angeles, March 27-Jack Irwin" Sullivan knocked out Jack Palmer of England in the tenth round of whar was scheduled as 20-round go last night. Palmer was outcIassed and Sullivan put it all over him from the start.
 Hyland and Thompson Draw.
 San Francisco, March 27-Dick Fly land and Cyclone Thompson fought a t tyenty-rouud draw here last night.
 Ell Smith Marries in Maryland.
 Rockville, Md, March 21-Eli Smith, the famous Alaska mail carrier and mush,r, married Dora Harbaugh here today. He will return to Alaska in about three months with his wife.
 Standard oil Needs More Honey.
 Sew York, March 27-Tne Standard oil Company today announced an ad- vance of d quarter of a cent gallon on all grades of oil.
 Foraker Wants to be President.
 Ci .cjnnuti, March 27- Senator For aker announced today that he will probably be a candidate for the repub- Iical presidential nomination in 1905, coutestiug with Secretary Taft for the support of Ohio.
 Gets Mail by Steamer.
 s attIe, March 2T-San Francisco mail is coming to Seattle by steamer now, owing to the railroad tte-up.
 This is the first news that has come over the cable concerning a railroad tie-uD and it is not stated whether the roais are tied up by d strike, waSnout, suowstorm or inch rope.
 To Try Timers Separately.
 Boise, Idaho, March 2S--Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone will be tried separately. The attorneys for the de- f nse today made a formal motion for severance Of the cases.
 Ball Player Commits Suicide.
 West Baden, Ind, March 2S-Charles Stahl, captain of the Boston American League base ball team, took carbolic aciI here today and died.
 Jeanie Arrives in Seattle
 Seattle, March 2S-Steamer Jeanie arrived in Seattle from Southern Alaska last night. She is scheduled to sal again for Seward and way ports March 30.
 silent" Smith Dead.
 Tokio, March 2o-James Henry Smith, the New York millionaire known as Silent" Smith, died here today before the end of his honeymoon. He was married jn New York less than a month ago and immediately started on a tour of the world.
 Hill Gan Issue 500, 100000 Bonds
 St. Paul, March 2S - The slate supreme court today decided in favor ot the HIll roads the action brought to prevent them from issuing SBO,OOO,OOO in additional stocks and bonds.
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Texas Taboos All Gambling.

Austin Tex, March 3O-Gambling is made a felony by law passed in the Texas legislature yesterday afternoon, and even playing cards for prizes is classed as gambling by the law and made a crime.
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Brewery Strike Spreads

St. Louis, March 3O--The oilers and bottlers walked out of the breweries this morning, following the brewers, and all workers in the business are now on strike.
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Seattle, March 25 The thca,rrs were all open yesterday without n5lcsration. The liquor dealers have decided Co make no more arrests and vii. abandon the policy of retaliation for the sunday closing ot saloons.
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Tn Sell Mining Machinery.
Closes Gambling a Little.

Seattle, March, 29-Sherir Smith closed gambling games at Georgetown today but the pool rooms were undis- turbed. Open gambling has been going at Georgetown for several months, the only place in the county.
 Ivory Soap Man Commits Suicide
 Cincinnati, March 29-William Proc tor, of the firm of Proctor & Gamble, manufacturers of Ivory soap, shot and killed himself today.
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"Silent" Smith Dead.

TOkiO, March 2S-JdmeS Henry Smith, the New York millionaire known as silent" Smith, died here today before the end of his honeymoon. He was married in New York less than a month ago and immediately started on tour of the world.
 Hill Gan Issue 500, ,OOO,OOO Bonds
 St. Paul, March 2s - The srate supreme court today decided in favor ot the Hlll roads the action brought to prevent them from issuing S6O,OOO,OOO in additional stocks and bonds.
 New York Bank Fails
 New York, March 2S-The Corbin Banking Company suspended today. It's assets exceed it's liabilities by SI, ,OOO, ,OOJ and it expects to pay out.
 Bellingham Supplants Tacoma
 Tacoma, March 2S-Tacoma was dropped from the Northwest Pacific base ball league today and Bellingham  substituted. Tacoma was unable to raise the necessary money to maintain team.
 ProgressIn Hermann Trial
 Washington, D. C., March 29-The prosecution concluded the introduction of testimony in the trial of Binger Hermann, former commissioner of the general land office, on the charge Of conspiracy to defraud the government, today. The defense will begin next Monday.
 High Water at Stockton.
 Stockton, Marcu 29-High water prevails here again and people in the lowlands have been driven from home. Much suffering has ensued in conse- quence.
 Alaska Dlfferential Abolished
 Portland, March 29-The differential on Alaska freight from this city to Alaska by way of Puget sound was abolished today by the Northern Pacific.
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Jeanie Arrives in Seattle

Seattle, March 2S-Steamer Jeanie arrived in Seattle from Southern Alaska last night. She is scheduled to sal again for Seward and way ports March 80.
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Ivory Soap Man Commits Suici'
To Patrol Seal Islands

Washington, D. C., March 26-The revenue cutters Bear, Mccullough, Manning, Rush and Tnetis have been ordered to the Pribllof islands to patrol the seal rookeries this summer.
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Settle Building Strike

Seattle. March 2S- The master build CTS and the union, settled terms for abandonment of the strike last night and thc men went Co work again this morning. It Is agreed that the mini mum wage for any kind of building Lrnrr. ,---L be sA DOT LMN.
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Hines Wayes Prellmlnary

Goldfeld, March 27-Jack Hines waived a preliminary examination for Che killing of Count PodhOrSki today and was taken Co Hawthorne, where Che grand jury will consider the case and no doubt return an indictment for murder. Albert Cody, formerly a dep uty U. S. marshal at Nome, will aNN st W. II. Bard in the defense by collect iDp evidence.
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To Try Timers SeParately.

Boise, Idaho, March 2S--Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone will be tried separately The attorneys for the de- f nse today made a formal motion for severance of the cases.
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This is the drsJ news that has come over the cable concerning a railroad tie-uD and it is not stated whether the roais are tied up by strike, waSnout, snnRstnrn OF inch rope.
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Hines Indicted For Murder.

Goldfeld, March 3O- Jack Hines was indicted on the charge Of murder m Che first degree by the grand jury to- day for killing Count Potuor>Nn It Is understood thar the Arctl, Brother hood will back him financially in his defense
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Ball Player Commits Suicide,

West Baden, Ind, March 2S-Charles Stahl, captain of the Boston American League base ball team, took carbolic acil here today and died.
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Gets Mail by Steamer.

S,att'e, March 2T-San Francisco mail iS coming to Seattle by steamer TOW, owing to the railroad tte-up.
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steamer Saratoga Sails

Seattle. March 2' Steamer Saratoga -.,l-.L L-.l- nL.uL L-r SnMMIL-
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Hiu Thinks lie Sees Trouble

St. Paul, March 27-JameS J. Hill returned from New York today. He says he sees the red light ahead in the bushes, world. meaning that danger is in sight and business projects should go slow. He says there Is a difference bet zen hard times and business re- cession. and that the country IS now undergoing the latter, which will not be harmful it met by proper methods.
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EH smith Marries in rlaryland.
Foraker Wants to be President.

Ci .cjnuati, March 2T- Senator For aker announced today that he will probably be a candidate for the repub- Iical presidential nomination in 1905, coutesting with Secretary Taft for the support of Ohio.
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By Cable Go The Daily Gateway.
 ParIOnS Alaska Fishermen

Washington, D. C., March 25 The president today purd1ued Pau. Na"h- din and Daniel George, Alaska OjSner- men serving sentences m jhr i"a'en- worth Eau,as, fedora, pcuitcur.ary. Both men are suffering from cousumP- siou.
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sullivan Knocks Out Palmer.

Los Angeles, March 27-Jack Irwin" Sullivan knocked out Jack Palmer Of England in the tenth round of whaI WAS scheduled as 20-round go last night. Palmer was outcIaSsed and put it all over him from the -t.t.f
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All Ready For the Stork.

Madrid, March 3O-The heir to the Spanish throne is about due. An En- gliSh nurse arrived today, who will have charge of the infant.
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Agree on Wage Scale

Butte, March 29- The miners today agreed to sliding scale of wages to continue iu effect for five years which disposes of the threatened strike.
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Seattle. March 27 Mayor Moore will iarcrpose in the building mechanics strike and try Co cTect a settlement between them and the contractor.
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Constantine Trial Postponed.

Seattle, March 26-The trial of William Constantine for shooting his son-iu-law, Jesse Hall, a few mont s ago, went over in the criminal depart- ment of the superior court today unul Che conclusion of trial now in pro- greSs. It will be taken up later in the week. Hall is aiding the prosecution.
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Constantine Trial Begins.

Seattle, March 27-The trial of William Constantine for shooting his son-in-lsw, Jesse Hall, with inteut Go kill, began in the superior court this morning. Six jurors were secured be- f,re nOOn.
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President Roosevelt III

Washington, D. C., March 3O-Presi- dent Roosevelt is ill today and receives no callers. It is denied at the White House that his illness is serious.
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Hill Gan Issue S6O,OOO,OOO Bonds
New York Bank Fails

New York, March 2S-The Corbin Banking Company suspended today. It's assets exceed it's liabilities by SI, ,OOO,OO and it expects to pay out.
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Taft Party Reaches Panama.

Seattle, March 3O-The new steamer Iroquois, bought by the Alaska Steam ship Company in New York, arrived today from the Atlantic side.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-05
Hot Juvenile Game.

BY score of l TO o in game last
ing eleven innings, the Paducah
Pearls" defeated the Metropolis
High school boys yesterday afternoon
at Metropolis. There was star play-
ing on both sides, and the game was
one of the most exciting ever wit
messed on the Metropolis diamond.
The feature of the game was Dun
bars pitching for the Pearls. He
had 80 batters TO face him and
struck out 23 of them, and not per-
hitting a clean hit. In the last half
of the eleventh inning one runner
stood on second base. Third base
man Smith was at the bat. He hit
out triple. scoring the only run
made during the game.
The lineup of the Pearls follows:
Gallagher. c.; Dunbar, D.; Harbour,
h.; Burton, 2b.; Smith, 3d.; Har-
bour, S.; Trannen. IT,; Kelley, CT;
Clinton, RI.
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with tow of ties for st. Louis from
the Ayer-Lord Tie company.
The Saltillo Is expected from the
Tennessee river saturday on the re-
turn trip to st. Louis.
The Pc ers Lee will pass down
from CiEclnnati for Memphis Satur-
day afternoon.
The American Is getting a tow Of
sand and coal into shape for the up
per Tennessee river.
Bob Moss, second mate on the
Clye. returned on the Kentucky last
night,having resigned from the Clyde
on account of not getting along with
Ralph Harrigan the third clerk.
The T. II. Davis came up from
Joppa yesterday after tow to take
down to that point.
Captain j. b. ,Flasch, business
manager OF the Marine Engineers
association, has returned from trip
to Memphis. Vicksburg. Natchez and
Greenville. He had fine meeting In
Memphis with the engineers and
found the southern associations in
good condition He will not leave
again for the south until early fall.
In the last As hours the river here
fell Is. the stage showing at 1873.
On July last year the stage was ..
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WAS A FARCE
BILL SQUIREs KNOCKED OUT BY
BURNS IN TWO MINUTES.
Knocked Down Three
Times and Out in First Round
at CoIma.

San Francisco, July Bib
squires. the much heralded champion
of Australia. succumbed to the blow
OF the Canadian fist at Colma yes
terdsy, after he had been in the ring
two minutes with Tommy Burns
The men who witnessed the brief
meeting between the two pugilists
were charitable not to call him a
dub" They designated him as
false arm" who should have been
pitted against fourth rate fighters
rather than any pugilist with the
slightest possession of ring skill.
To say the 5000 persons who
journeyed out to Colma to witness
the fight were disappointed would
be phrasing it too mildly. 1t was a
hot day and the journey to Gonna
was a disagreeable one.
The fight was practically ended the
moment the gong sounded for the
men 20 advance to the center of the
ring. That the defensive skill of the
Australian was exceedingly poor was
speedily attested, for in ten seconds
he was prone upon the mat. A well
directed right from Tommy Burns
fist struck him flush upon the jaw
It did not have force enough behind
it to give Squlres his quietus, and
after taking the count OF four he
arose in a. wobbly fashion and
rushed at 81 us
Burns loa time in following up
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Herrin Defeats Metropolis.

BY a score of to the Herrin,
Ill, team defeated the Metropolis
Blues yesterday at Metropolis. The
game was well attended and marked
by several features. Paducah boys
were in the lineup of both teams,
and good work was seen on both
sides.
Eddie Brahie caught for the Her
rim team and Woods pitched. Dye
and Doyle, the old reliables, worked
at the points for the Blues. Woods
pitching and Brahic's catching with
First Baseman Brison's and Short
stop Golden's work were features OF
the Herrin team wor'- Dick Brahic,
at second base for Metropolis. and
Dye and Doyle in the points furnish
ed features for the Blues Bob
Hayes, a Paducah boy. did good work
at the initial sack for metropolis.
The score: r II Z
Herrih ....... .........
Metropolis ....... $3.50.
Batteries--Woods and Brahic;
Dye and Doyle.
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He Had No Enemies.

Bishop Joseph +. Berry, during
the Methodist Conferences recent
session, told a story in Illustration OF
the tender mercies OF the wicked.
says the indianapolis Star.
ct Is said" he began. that when
the great Spanish Marshal, Naryaez.
lay dying. his confessor asked him II
he had any enemies.
"No.' whispered the marshal; I
have monet
but the priest. rejecting on the
stormy life Of the dying man, re-
peated:
Think. sir Have You no enc
mles2 None whatever
no. said the marshal. none
And he added. TRANQUILITY;
"I have shot them all.
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HIGHBALL BROKE RECORD
FOR GREEN TROTTERS

Chicago. july g. Highball, a
Memphis. Tenn, trotter. yesterday at
Libertyville. H., broke the worlds
mile record for green trotters. High
balls time for the mile in the first
heat was 2:06 Ia. He also won the
second heat and race in 2:OS. High
ball is entered in the NJ. and NJ.
stakes at Detroit and yesterdays race
was in the nature OF a test of the
horses ability in real competition.
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the advantage he hi ''a,' s.s
and shot out the D" INV 10y
again and second time tn eApec.ee
pIon of Australia was on thes 800
Burns landed where and whefSt
pleased and in few seconds, under
the rain of blows. the arms OF the
Australian dropped in a helpless
fashion by his side. Then the finish
to the fight came. Burns deliberately
selected his mark and with all the
power lodged in his shoulders sent
his right to the point of the jaw.
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RIVER NEWS
River Report.

Fine passenger traffic was enjoyed
by all the packets yesterday whether
they We're running excursions or on
regular schedules. No mishaps oc-
CURED on the river to mar the day
and none OF the boats had any rTou-
Bile managing the crowds.
The Dick Fowler handled In the
four trips made yesterday TO owens
cave, several hundreds or persons
and the celebration there was one of
the most enjoyable of any in West
Kentucky. Trips were made at 3.
|1:3O, and o'clock.
The George Cowling was busy be-
tween Paducah and Metropolis.
handling the excursionists to the Red
Mems outing and other attractions.
As many persons were brought to
Paducah as were carried away, max
ing the days business highly profita-
BILE to the packet.
The Royal came in for its share
OF traffic from Goloondl and many
took the trip for the boat ride. The
little packet was ablaze with color on
every trip.
Nearly every gasoline launch on
the river was in service yesterday
and even the skiffs were in demand.
Little attention was paid to freight
business by the packets.
The Georgia Lee had over a hun
dred passengers on arrival yesterday
afternoon from Memphis and took on
number here for the round trip to
Cincinnati.
The John Hopkins on regular
schedule arrived yesterday from Ev-
ansville with a passenger list larger
than usual.
The Kentucky brought In a big
freight trip last night FROM the Ten
nessee river. AL Rittenhouse. second
clerk. sprained his ankle while climb
ling the steep banks In that river
The Kentucky will leave Saturday ey-
iening for the Tennessee river.
The good ferryboat Bette owen
was missed yesterday TO handle the
crowds that went to the Illinois
lakes. After a several weeks lay-uI
for repairs, the Bette owen probably
will resume the regular trips &c
Brookport and across the river, TO.
morrow.
TOO much aboard with no watch
man now appears to be the only ex'
PLANTATION of the sinking OF the tow
boat Nellie in Clark's river. That
towboat has been raised and was
brought down to the dry docks yes.
terday, for repairs. 1t was lifted out
this morning and no leak has been
found in the hull, the water having
lentered through dry seams whic>
were pushed under water by the
heavy load on the boat. The Nellie
looks considerably the worse for the
Isubmerglng and the boilers were
shaken out OF place. It has cost sew
eral hundred dollars to raise the
boat and, the repairs will be expen-
sive.
One trip In the Missouri river trade
was enough for the Electra Of the
Ryman line and that packet arrived
yesterday morning from ST. Louis.
returning TO Nashville. The insur-
ance in that river also Is high and
with the poor business, made the
trade improbable. The Electra left
early this morning.
The Savannah will leave st. Louis
This afternoon for the Tennessee riv-
err passing here Saturday evening.
The Margaret left for the Tonnes
see river after ties this morning and
the Russell Lord finally got away
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Repairs are under way on the 81.
Joseph at the ways today.
The Joe Fowler was in and out in
the Evansville trade today with
good post-holiday business.
The wheat season began today
with the Dick Fowler in the Cairo
trade and the other packets soon
will be handling the golden grain.
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A LEMON
sdARLS DBFEAT !
METROPOLIS h. S.
Eleven Inning Game. Score
One to Nothing.
Marion, Ill. Team Disappoints Man.
ager Hollan of Paducah In
dependents.
HERRIN WINS FROM THE BLUES.

Fans were disappointed yesterday
by the failure of the Marion, H.,
baseball team to come, no game being
played at Wallace park. Manager
John Hollan, at the last moment, re
|ceived a telegram saying that the
team could not arrive. He wired
Mound City and Cairo, but failed to
arrange a date. The game had been
we'll advertised.
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6Az q 81 svS
|F6UpeH hVENIEe sUv.s 1 ,ss'i:ss

led their hits with, locals errors
r. H r
Brooklynt :. =. ....... 3 8 3
New fork\ -. -. $780,.
Batteries< Bell and Ritter; wiltse
and Bowermap.
Philadelphia. July 5.--Philadel-
phia won in we'll played game.
r III Z
Philadelphia IL
Boston ........ ..i.'..s
Batteries--Spark and Jacklitsch;
Lindiman and Brown.
Pittsburg. July 81 The locals won
by hitting the ball at the right time.
r II E
Pittsburg ............. 9 10 2
st. Louis 900. ..... 3 10 2
stteries-Willis and Gibson; Kar
ger and Marshall.
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National League.

Chicago, 8: Cincinnati, 1,
Brooklyn. 1; New York, 0.
Philadelphia. 6; Boston, o.
Pittsburg, ); st. Louis, 4.
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WEDNESDAYS CANES


2; Chicago. /.
Detroit, 4 st. Louis, 8.
Boston. 4: Washington. 6.
New York, l; Philadelphia. 3.
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