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New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
BURT BROTHERS WINNERS
Defeat ParkeS and Steinacher an
Final La1Cn Tennis Match.

There lively matches yesterday on the
courts Of the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
The final of the doubles handicap, which had been
postponed from Wednesday. won by Mildred
Burt and Beals C. Burt. formerly OF the Long
wood Cricket Club. Boston. The two brothers
handicapped at minus 80, proved steady against
the brilliant individual racquet work Of George p
Parkes and Julio NJ Schumacher. whose mark was
minus half 30.
In three OF the four sets Il was anybodys match
the points were scored closely by good voleying
and snappy passing shots. each these sets going
TO deuce. The two Burts played the English safe
and conservative game which helped them past
the dangerous points and made 1t possible for
them to pinch out the victory by the score s-6
2-6, s-6 and IS
The consolation singles Of the championship
tournament which by w. Morrill, Hail
resulted in Mildred Burt scoring straight set win
over Edward A Freshman by the score 6-4 S-6
The women players OF the club are arranging a
special mixed doubles tournament TO be held early
next month. The summary follows:
Handicap doubles (hnal round).-NI. Burt and r q
Burt minus 40. defeated George p. Parkes and Julio
Consolation singles (semi-hnal round l.-Freshman
defeated Banks 4-6. Sc. 6-4; NJ. Burt defeated
Freshman. 81. S-6.
Grant and Thornton, the Southern doubles cham
pions. have drawn byes for the triangular tourna-
ment with the East and West champions which
letio- Club. at Bay Ridge. August ls and IT. Ac-
cordng to the programme arranged at present
Beals c. Wright IS expected TO pair with Raymond
d. Little. in the event of Karl H. Rehr re-
turning to this country with the young interna-
uonalist for the Eastern title at Longwood Her
bert L. Westfan and w. c, Grant, Of this city, are
also to try for the Eastern championship.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
TROTTING ON SPEEDWAY.
TopSey Defeats SeUeraI Fast Road
sters IN LiueLu Brushes.

Cooler weather yesterday had the effect OF in
creasing the number OF fast harness horses driven
on the Speedway. Now that amateur trottng
meetings at the Empire track have been suspended
until after the August running there 1t is
expected that many of the harness horses VIII re-
turn to the road. greatly enlivening the summer
sport.
In yesterdays brushes J. W. Cornsh's handsome
bay trottng mare Topsey 200, was the star per-
former She easily defeated everything she met,
including W. J. Kinney's brown mare Bonnie Betsy.
Burgess 2:191z and Robert GrahaIn's bay geldng
Whitehall, the latter a newcomer the road.
Burgess also a prominent winner. beating
Bonnie Betsy, Red Bee, 213A. and Whitehall in a
series Of fast spins. Bonnie Betsy was beaten
again by F. H. Kennedys big chestnut trotter
Lord Bromley Billy Foster Boy, 2lh. a racy
looking bay trotter that campaigned in the
Grand Circuit last season, started IN several
brushes. He driven by William Cook. Bernie
2.l3A, driven by Thomas Barry, the only trOt-
ter that took his measure, and in a return brush
Bernie had to take the dust. In the last speed
trial Of the morning both trotters beaten by
strange PAGER called George c.. haiIng from Stam-
ford Conn. The newcomer was driven by George
Crosby.
Among the PAGERS James A Murphy's Don Derby,
2:0l1l, easily the boss Of the road. So fast
did the high going loose jointed chestnut gelding
would venture to try conclusions with him. Not
until he took the reins Fandango 2:17A, could
Mr.. Murphy get a brush. Then he was beaten by
J. II. Lawrence's Reuben s. 200. after of the
best finishes OF the day Still closer, however,
the contest between Reuben S. and the bay trotter
Surprise 218A. driven by John Kelly, the PAGER
Winning by a short head.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
8; New York, s (first game)
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Cincinnati, July 2S-The Cincinnati Reds
landed on McGraw's aggregation yesterday. and
when the fire cleared away the New York play
ers had lost two games by the scores Of 8 to 3
and to l. Iron Man" McGinnity sent in
to win the first game for New York. His curves
We're Just what the Reg Legs wanted, and in
Wiltse followed, but he was glad that he had
only to perform for inning, for Hanlon's
pets hammered his delivery all over the dia-
mond and corralled three runs.
Ames. the doughty twirler who shut out the
champion Chicago cubs last week, hit hard
in the second game, which stopped at the end
OF the seventh by agreement. Weimer held the
visitors to three hits.
McGraw was hit in the face by private Of
fcer with whom he had an argument during the
game. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NoTEA

Among the cars which finished the Glidden tour
that are elicitng favorable comment Is the Premier
pilot machine This driven by Ray Nc
Namara, OF Indianapolis. who says that the cooNus
system worked perfectly that only about oAs
pint or water was used between Indianapolis sno
New York. This car Is the same model as tna
driven by Joe Moore. which also finished VITA
perfect score The Premier runabout had TO go
withdrawn after running nine days. owing to Harry
Hammond the driver OF the car. becoming IL
The car had a perfect score when IL was Win
drawn from the
report comes from Cleveland thai Wyckon,
Church & Partridge have recently concluded deaI
with the +. B. Stearns Company makers or ths
well known Stearns car. which will so on record
as being one OF the most gigantic financial trans
actions that has ever occurred In the automOoAs
world The agreement recites that WyckOff Churcn
& Partridge viii take 100000 OF the StearTs
output. The firms business for 1901 up 70 thls
time is conceded over 81 $4,000 in it's sales depart-
tlent.
y WintOn, type N-I-V. owned by Paneho Her
nandez. has established a record over thd
mountainous military road from Ponce to San Juan
Porto Rico, negotiating the distance In four houzA
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
AUSTRALIANS TOO GOOD.
Beals C. Wright Bach-S0ys Amer
icans We're Fairly Beaten.

Beals c. Wright. the American tennis expert who,
together with Karl II. Behr, was sent 10 Englano
by the United States Lawn Tennis ASSOCIATION 10
contest for the Dwight F. Davis Cup returned
yesterday morning on the Cunard liner Umbria
from Liverpool. Mr.. Behr will sail on August 9.
Mr. Wright looked to be in the best OF health also
IN the best of spirits though his team lost the cup
10 the Australians. This IS his third contest In
England for the Davis Cup
I'm England" said Mr. Wright, 'Behr and We're
beaten fairly and squarely by better men, we
were told that the Australians had developed Won
derfulIy during the last season, but we were IN
clined to be skeptIcal and could not believe 1t
until we saw them play Then we were convinced,
tennis at Oxford BrookeS learned his tennis In
Australia, but he has the best all around service
Of any player I have ever met He has wonder
fully keen eye and plays fast aggressive American
game
''Behr, my partner, played a very good game all
the way through, but they were too many for US -
Referring to Miss Sutton. Mr.. Wright said that
she was very popular and very widely acclaimed in
England.
She went over" he said. "alone. without trainer,
manager or tennis adviser, and her victory was a
remarkable Americans should be proud OF
her. She and together won the mixed doubles,
and I found her to be great player and very
fine young woman indeed"
Mr.. Wright had little that was good to say OF the
English climate.
After you have been in training in the right
little tight little island for five weeks" he said,
'the climate conditions let you down so that you
have to go into the country for a rest. In the
cities especially you can eat meat only once day.
1t is very hard for an American unused TO the
conditions there TO keep In condition"
Raymond Little met the returning tennis player
at the pier, and they Will go in company TO New
port to-day 70 take part in coming matches there
The English newspapers Mr.. Wright said, were
daily publishing short editorials and interviews with
prominent athletes in which English tennis players
urged to enthusiasm, so that t-e
trophies lost this year might be won back Every
championship in the contests this season went to
foreign colonial teams.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
WINS ROAD RACE.
Weints MakeS Best Time tn Bicycle
Handicap Derby.

Valley Stream, n. Y, July 2a-J. ~ Stoflla, Of
the Empire City Wheelmen. with handicap OF 4
minutes. won the Empire City Derby, q handicap
road race. hold to-day over the Merrick Road un-
der the auspices OF the Empire City Wheelmen, OF
Brooklyn. His time 2S minutes and So seconds
There u field OF hfty-eight starters The
was from Tom Vests hotel. at Valley
Stream, to Baldwin and return and slow
one, owing TO the thick sand along the road. La
Weintz Of the New York Athletic Club. scratch
man, the first time prize in IS minutes and
Il is seconds.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29

No games were scheduled in the American
League yesterday. The Yankees will begin seres
OF games with the Detroit nine at American League
Park to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
SECOND CAME


Cincinnati. Observation-Disclosures. o 2 IS
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o-l
Two-hase hIt--Browne. Thres-bass hts-Lobert, Can
rel. Sacrifice hits-Mowrey. Devlin. Left bases-
Cincinnati, s: New York g. Double piay-Sicf4an and
HugEfns Struck out--By Smith. s. by Aues. g.
on baIls-On smith, /: of Ames. B Hit by pitched ball
BY Smith l. Nid pitcl-AInes Time li5. UmpireB-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
sUPERBAs AND ST. LOUIS BREAK EVEN

st. Louis. July pa double header to-day was
divided between St Louis and Brooklyn, ST Louis
winning tho first game by a OF ! to o and
losing the second by score CT to l. NcGlyun's
pitching won tho first game in ten innings. The
second game was Of seven innings. by agreement.
and not one OF the hits made by tho visitors went
out Of tho indeld, The scores:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
FIRST GAME.

'Batted for nrcGlnnity IN the seventh inning
Cincinnati. .......--.......... 0 o o IS
New York. rk..--............... o 2-3
Twobase hit-SchleL Three-base hits-Gpnzel Kruger.
stolen bases-Husgins Lo6ert Weimer. shannon, Devn
BY Weimer. O. by McGlnnty. g. Bases balls-Or
Nemer, 2; of McGnnIty. 2. Hit by pitched balL-By
Wemer, 4 Hts-On McGinnity. in innings; OF
wiltse in innings. Time 205. Umpires-Cerpentor
and EGnslie,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29

At SyTacuse-Syracuse 8: Troy 2
At Observation-Disclosures, o; Utica, 4
At scranton-Scranton. Il; A, J. q O., q
At Albany-Albany. q Binghemton, 0.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
BOSTON. 81 CHICAGO. 2
At Chicagof

IL
Chicago .............O o 0 2 0 0 % 3 /
Batteries-Boston, F7aherty Needham; Chicago
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
In AuToMORllEDOM.

scientist-Lght travels at the rate OF about $4,000
miles a second
Chauffeur-Gee! That's gon' some!
Auto Enthusiast Slightly deaO-Pardon me, sir;
but what make of machine was it you just men
tioned?-Bohe emian.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29

ST. Louis. 0 o o Il
Brooklyn ................-.0 o o o o o o o o 90
Sacrifice hit-Barry. Left bases-St Louis 10;
Brooklyn. D. Bases on baLs-on McGlynn I; on strck-
lett 4. Struck out--By McGyEn, 2: by Etrlcklett g.
Time-2OO Umpire-Rlgier.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Pottsvile-Pottsville II; Chester, O.
At NewaFk-Newark, 3: Reading. .
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
SECOND GAME

Tvo.base hitIJorden sacrince hits.Alpermanl lewis
Pastorius. Double play-Fromme and Holly LEFT on
bases-st. Louis, 8 Brooklyn. Bases hals-On
Frornrue 2; of Pastorius Hit by pitcher-Pastorus
etruck out-By Fronne q by Pastorius, WIld pitch
Fromrne Time-1;25 Unpire-Rigler
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
SAD DAY FOR GIANTS.
JOHN MGRAW ASSAULTED
Ne1C York Nine Drops Troo Games
to Cincinnati.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 8; New York, s (1rst game).
Cincinnati, 8; New York. l. (secOnd game).
st. Louis, BROOKLYN. o FIRST gaHne).
Brooklyn. IL st. Louis, 4 (secOnd Ramel
Boston. 8; Chicago, e.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No Games Scheduled Yesterday
Detroit Plays Here To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY,
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29

Baseball, To-day. { P. M~-Amsrtcsn League Park
=, y. Americans w. DstyutA
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29
INvINcreLE HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

W. S. Vosburg announced yesterday the weight
for the Invincible Handicap to be run at Brighto,
Beach on Thursday, August /, as follows
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29

in the gear box and the transmission In some
OF the light cars very simple form of belt drive
has been employed with great satisfaction where
the horsepower is low and the speed not ex-
cessive. These points are simply instances of
the various ways in which the cost be kept
down"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-29

No Eames played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-29
MIKE M'DONALD'S
WIDOW IS insane

CHICAGO, Nov 2S.-Mrs. Dora
Mcdonald, who is under indictment
for the alleged murder OF Webster S.
Gourin, developed symptoms of vio-
lent insanity today. twice attempting
suicide at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Martha Feldman. 1t was stat
Ell tonight that Mrs. Mcdonald would
probably be sent to the insane asy'
lum instead of being brought into
court to answer to the charge OF
murder.
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PENNSYLVANIA
DEFEATS CORNELL

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-On
Franklin field this afternoon Penn
sylvania again won the annual foot
ball game with Cornell. the score
this year being IL to 4. I>was Penn
sylvania's thirteenth victory in If
teen games played with the Ithacans.
The game was finely played, bringing
out many spectacular features 1t
was greatly enjoyed by nearly 30
900 people.
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ACCUSED MAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
(By Associated Press. }

OAKLAND, Nov. 2S.-D. S. Beck
man, Berkeley contractor, aged so,
in the county Jail awaiting trial on
felony embezzlement, attempted to
end his life last night by drinking a
quantity of chloroform liniement.
Restoratives were administered and
the mans life saved Beckman is
accused of embezzling 5000 given
him in partial payment on contract
for the erection of a house.
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Fighters Go the Route for
twenty-five Rounds--Kauf-
man IS a Disappointment
to the Spectators.

[By Associated Press.1

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.--Al Kaufman Francisco
awarded decision (Twin Sullivan the
fighting The fight the
practically affair After that Kaufman forged to the
Sullivan did his
thought he
win give take affair the tenth, with Sui
better it, sixteenth
a o
almost will with ef and rights the jaw Sullivan
showed throughout the balance the fight The fight
disappoint
the spectators nasmuh developed the fact that
Californian doesn't by display championship abre with
which heretofore he credited particularly the sixteenth
this fact brought out strkngy Kaufman had his
distress when the bell from the
his Sullivan assimiatng
Kaufman the throughout and clearly outfought
Sullivan n a
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TOASTED AS
NEXT PRESIDENT
(By Associated Press. }

UFE, European Russia, Nov 2S.-
On boarding the train bearing the
Taft party to Moscow toasts were
drunk today to Roosevelt and En-
peror Nicholas. In honor of Thanks
giving the Russian passengers pre-
sented an elaborate cake to the sec
retary bearing the Russian and
American flags. Taft responded to
The presentation speech. The secre-
tary was toasted as the next presi-
dent of the United States. He said
he accepted in behalf of him who
ever it might be.
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KIDNAPPERS DO
LIVELY BUSINESS

CITY OF MEXICO, Mob. 2S.-The
police here are actively working on
one of the largest kidnapping cases
ever known. 1t is evident for the
past two months an organized gang
of kidnappers has been operating
here. Forty-nine children, twenty
two boys and twenty-seven girls were
stolen from their homes. The ages
of the children varies between and
II years.
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GOIdfieId Con. Will
Pass Its Dividend
Especial to The Bonanza.

GOLDFIELD, Nov 2S--It quiet and solemn
Thanksgiving day in this
Immediate their
clue. The streets filled with
discussions the actions of the miners
The
have nothing about
to the leases pay he
paid for by the mete
easers will stand together with the owners,
thought that the fight will be
giving in to the miners this
The opinion
has many be a
show down and for all. 1t is matter
that be again will be
the of 81 day They getting a they
is said that everything
of the times and there
miners here higher o
Tonopah
1t the
unanimous but this
Der of the members who want
fered their This fight
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-29
SIX SALOONS GO
UP IN SMOKE
tBy Associated Press. }

TACOMA Wash, Nov. 2S.-SiX
saloons and restaurant were burn
ed last night in Easton, a mining
town near the Summit of the Cas-
cades on the Northern Pacific. The
loss was $4,000.
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LedSerS Stand With
The Nine Owners

2S--The adjourned meeting the drec
the Godfed Consolidated company held yesterday
the payment of
monthly owing the labor condi
inability the settlements
All the properties of the big
Combination operation and the mines
General Manager Mackenzie Tuesday,
Finch, the the
the model mill Blair yesterday Mr.
put of the mills at
Vice Wingfed the said last
mine will be made present and
mailed stockholders
the of the dividend There
conditions, close down
all the premises of
will
ready the date will be fixed by the d
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town DOOMED
TO DESTRUCTION

LEADVILLE, Colo, Nov 2S-The
town of Granite, twenty miles from
here is doomed to destruction by
fire which started shortly after II
O'Clock tonight. Four buildings are
already in ruins.
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WAS GREAT SLAUGHTER.
(By Associated Press. }

MOGADUR, Nov. 2S.-There has
been heavy continuous fighting be-
tween the forces of Caid Anfoos and
the followers of Mulai Hafid in which
there was great slaughter. The re-
suits appear to have been favorable
to the caid.
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soUssA is ILL.

CHICAGO, Nov 2S.-John Philip
Sousa, the noted bandmaster and
composer, is seriously i'll at the Audi
torium hotel here from the effects of
ptomaine poisoning contracted at
Milwaukee two days ago. He was
unable to ocdnuct a concert given
here tonight.
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ST. LOUIS DEFEATS NEBRASKA.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 2S.-St. Louis
university outran the University of
Nebraska football eleven this after
noon in game which decided the
championship of the Missouri valley.
ST. Louis made four touch-downs in
the first half and two in the second.
The score was st. Louis "a, Nebras-
ka 0.
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OBSERVED DAY AT ZOO.

BERLIN, Nov 2S.-Three hun
dred Americans celebrated Thanks
giving by dining together tonight at
the Geological gardens. Owing to
the absence of American Ambassa-
dor Tower, Consul General Thack-
cray presided.
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BAsEBALL IN HoNoLULU.

HONOLULU. Nov 2S.-Fisher's
team of Pacific coast baseball players
won game again today from the
local team l'y score of IL to 10.
The coasters made three runs in the
ninth inning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-29
RECORD BROKEN
IN CALIFORNIA
(By Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-The
California record was broken in the
Thanksgiving day handicap which
was run as the fourth race at the
Emeryville race track today. r. F.
Carman's Rifleman was the winner
at odds of IA to 5, Peter Sterling,
second; Johnny Lyons, third. Time
1:51.
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RECOMMENDS
The GALLONS
lBy Assoelated Press.

BEATRICE, Neb., Nov. 2S.-The
jury which heard the case against II.
Mead Shumway, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Sarah Martin, near
Adams, September 3. this afternoon
found the defendant guilty, and rec
commended that the court sentence
Shumway TO hang. The verdict was
reached after jury was out fourteen
hours
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BREWERIES SUFFER LOSS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The Tosetti
Brewing company and the Mullin
Brewing company each suffered a
loss estimated at 100000, by a fire
which destroyed the malt house of
both plants this afternoon.
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NEVADA MORNING. NOVEMBER
Vessel SHIPS
A HEAVY SEA
IBy Associated Press. ]

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2S.-The
Merchants Exchange has received
word from Portland. Oregon, stating
that the steamer Costa Rica shipped
a heavy sea crossing the bar. One
seaman sustained many bruises ami
a passenger fractured leg. The
vessels damage was slight.
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DEATH OF STEAMSHIP MAN.
[By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Nov. 28.-J. F. Trow-
bridge, general manager of the
one of the best
Steamship company,
one of the best known marine men
on the north Pacific coast, died this
of stomach trouble.
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REMARKABLE time
MADE BY SHRUBB
(By Associated Press. }

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 28.-
Arthur Shrubb. worlds professional
runner. defeated an American relay
team of three men here today, in
ten miles in 50 minutes fiat
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MRS. TAFT III.

MILLBURY. Mass. Mrs. Louise
NJ. Taft. mother of the secretary of
war. is again seriously i'll here. Her
illness is due to gall stones.
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LOS ANGELES HIGH WINS.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2S.-The
Los Angeles high school eleven today
won the state interscholastic cham
pionship, defeating Lick high school
of San Francisco by score of ~ 20
@
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OREGON WON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 2S.-The
University of Oregon football team
won the annual Thanksgiving contest
fro mthe Multonomah Amatheur
Athletic club by score of 10 to 6.
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SEVEN men LOSE
their LIVES
(By Associated Press. }

KANSAS CITY, Nov, 2S.-Seven
men lost their lives in a fire which
destroyed rooming house on Union
avenue, this city, early this morning.
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Indications Are That
Money Crisis Is Past
~~>~~~>.>>~~>~%A%>~~>~~~
[By Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, 2S.-The Secretary
Coeyou night that further subscriptions the
certificates would be received regarded here
dcang the considers the crisis in the
practically Official figures have been given
treasury certificates allotted
whether further aotmens would be bids
The the alotments
$35 900 applications
rejected