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Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Review of
 the Greeks

W. Sam Clark made round of the creeks this week and reports every thing being very busy, especially on Sullivan. On the left limit for about ! mile and half along the Dakota bench there are four or five outfits at work sinking on ground that has never before been prospected. From indica- ,ions thus far observed, these men be- ieve they are in line for the pay.
 Baker and Winde will be down in two holes on the Dakota this week, and it is certain they will land on the pay.
 Gil Edgar and partners have finished their houses on the Abe Lincoln, and are now prepared to go ahead with their winter work.
 On Woodchopper creek, many ot those who were prospecting there last winter and spring have returned to their holdings, and will make further search for the yellow streak this win ter Judging from the pay found in the vicinity, it would appear that Woodchopper will yet be good pro, ducer.
 On Eldorado there are three outfits with boilers looking for the pay. At one time there was rumor that they had struck it rich, but that was appar' ently without foundation.
 Egler and Wallick have been busy the past week chopping the ice from their ditches and burning the brush and moss which had to be removed from the stripped ground. They are preparing for big work next summer
 All along the creek there are great number of cabins being built. Most o1 the miners and prospectors lived 1T tents all summer, awaiting the snow SC that they could haul their logs. Dur ing the past ten days cabin building has been the principal industry.
 Mir. Clark has machinery here witt which he proposes to work a lay this winter. At present he has severa propositions under consideration, bu' | as yet has not decided where he will l locate.
 The finest beefsteaks can be had a 1
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Social Dance
 Big Success

The dance given at the Hot Springs hotel on Saturday evening was one of the best attended and most enjoyable affairs of the season. Everybody seemed to enjoy themselves to the ut- most, and were reluctant to leave when the Home, Sweet Home" waltz was played.
 The ladies who attended each brought along some dainty refreshments. and when lunch time arrived these were served in the dining room, and every body did full justice to the repast.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
DevOnshire'S
 Horse Won

Newmarket, Eng, Oct. 29..-- The Duke of Devonshire's horse, Marcovill, running at odds of 50 to 1, won the Cambridge stakes yesterday afternoon. Much money was won by the owner, who backed his horse heavily, and by many women who, at tracted by the big odds, bet on the winner.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Prince Henry Makes
 Ascent in ,.Airship

Fredericksburg Germany Oct 29Prnce Henry today made successful the reconstructed Zepen ashp short ago ship made unsuccessful flight and of the ators seriously injured and the arshp badly wrecked Prince invited the inventor the his intention of ascending cautioned to attempt the worhiness of ship unproven persisted however and recev the bravery he exhibited during the trial
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
LETTER WAS
 SPURIOUS ONE

York Oct 29The alleged poshumous letter by Grover which the late statesman reviews the political situa ton and says in the United States today for president, has been declared forgery.
 The New York Times which secured the letter from MT published it, will the latter for ery Cleveland has appeared before the grand jury and testified that the letter written by her husband and did favor the election of the Republican candidate
 This taken connection with the goundless ton Mckinley predicted Mr. Tafs eeva psdency has resulted in great indignation being pressed by the people at Republican party and tors
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Joe Dropped
 Ten Millions

Chicago, Oct. 29.-As result of cases now being tried in the courts here it was revealed that Joe Letter lost $9,0O0,0O0 in his famous wheat speculation about ten years ago. It was also made public that since that time his yearly allowance has been only S54,0O0.
 It has long been 8 matter of conJec- sure as to just how much was lost by Letter in his famous plunge, but the sum is far in excess of all estimates.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Lieutenant Jacobs
 Very Sick in Seattle

 trial of Andrew Vachon the principals damage against bribe
  him bribe ho would throw the contract absolutely
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Famous Japanese
 Statesman Dead

Tokio, Oct 29Viscount Enomoo the father of Japan modern and distinguished satesman died here today at the age of seventy eight years. a,a,.
 Vscount Enomoto of the greatest produced by Japan and largely due to his foresight and states manshp that this successful in it's with Russia had received high honors from the and ular hero of the people,
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

to Miss Carolyne Richards of that city.
 Lieutenant Whipple, who is in the United States Signal Corps was for merly stationed at Eagle and Ft. Gib- bon and is we'll known to all the old residents of those places.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
TRIBUNE'S FORECAST
 FAv0RS COL. BRYAN

Chicago, 29-The Tribune today printed impartial re- the political situation it exists in Ohio and draws conclusion the result of the election will be either land small plurality for either side In case large number and the only hope held out to the Republican candidate change of sentiment by large number As it stands the Democrats will certainly carry Ohio by big majority.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Moros Kill Ten
 Filipino Soldiers

Manila 29 Ten Filipino soldiers killed Tuesday with the Moros For time past the latter have of Fpnos out They attacked by the Moros but succeeded in repusng inflicted heavy damage It is thought that badly defeated this battle they will be peaceful for time
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Bomb Explosion
 Wrecks Building

Chicago Oct 29A bomb placed story brick building exploded night completely wrecng the The fire asleep the station the street thrown their beds and severely injured No has been signed and clue to the perpetrators has been covered.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

Deputy Marshal J. F. Drake had a narrow escape from serious Injury this week when he wac thrown from his sled and rendered senseless by the fall.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Lieut.. WhippIe
 is Married

Mir. J. E. Baker has received the wedding announcement of Lieutenant Whipple who was married at Spokane
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Mining Congress in
 Session in Denver

Denver, Oct The American Mining Congress has been called to meet Psburg December will remain in days These meetings always largely attended derived from them by all who attend
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
CARDINAL GIBBONS
 FOR COUNTY OPTION

New York Oct 29 Cardinal Gibbons today declared that he local option the county unit pan and said that from his observation the scheme seemed to work we'll.
 He declared that prohibition large cities was mpractcabe attempt enforce would only lead to the breaking Of the law, and benefcient results could be obtained
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

Spring chicken an brook trout at the Model restaurant.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

equipment fighting the flames inadequate to of the cottages we're yacan at the time of the fire or would have been much greater.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Mysterious Murders
 Rampant af Joplin

Joplin intensely excited mong unidentified makes third murder the kind in the past days
 identified clue be found who did the killing vgiant commitments being organized possible the murde of the
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29
Earthquake Shock
 Disfurbs Cairo, W.

Cairo Ill., Oct 29A earthquake shock felt here early this morning No damage done other than the break ing topplng of few brick chmneys
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

Eastern Oysters are among the treats in store for patrons of the Model.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

If you like a really well-cooked meal 20 to the Model restaurant.
Hot Springs post., 1908-10-29

The finest beefsteaks can be had at the Model Restaurant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-27

THE NIBRAH COTTAGE. READD0Ck HGTS
Nd. open for May 30 house new
~ furnished; electric lights: bathrooms: higa
elevation: ma cnifc"nt scenery excellent table;
phon. connection Mrs. j. y. HARB,N
my
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TOURENNE OUTFOOTED
SPEEDY JACK ATK!N

BELMONT PARK. n. y May 81
Iourenne. with Musgrave up and backed
from IL to l TO to ! at the close.
easily won the Cosmopolitan handicap.
one and one-sixteenth miles. Yesterday.
defeating Jack Atkin. the. winner of the
Metropolitan, Toboggan and Carter hand
leaps.
Tourenne had worked exceptionally
played. Jack Akin. on his recent fine
races. was made hot favorite
Gilbert: the crack lightweight jockey
from California. made his appearance
here today. Summaries:
First race. three year -olds: selling: six fur
to and to D.. won: Arasec: 96 tG.lbaru. Is ia
;, to :, and TO :. second; Adriana 1Ol IL.
Tenancy by 70 Confess Black ' sheep Dine
Himmel. Queen Marguerite. Imitator. Braggart
and Rose Blush also ran
Second race. maidens: two years old five fur
longs. straighf-Bobbin. 10 If. Du2an,. IL to ;,
even and 2 to 3 won: Star Thistle. ia tRaynor,
30 10 !. 20 TO and 10 TO l. second: The Robin
Time. 1.ooass:. J. W. Frye. o. l.. Kid. Rnhe.
Rcd Mimic. Lighthouse. ETHEREAL. Snffrasette.
Third race the Laureate: twoyear-olds: foals
OF 1906: five furlongs-Aielisanle. IO7 .Nottcr,,
ile a. Lee. to ). to and to !. secona
Statesman, 10 SHAW. to /. ! to ) and 3 to
:; third Time. os9as: Ross fenton. Hargsn.
Fourth race. the Cosmopolitan handicap: three
year-oids and upward: one mile and a sixteenth
even. won: Jack AtEin. 100 .E. Dugnn,. s 10 5.
to and to ,. second: Lawrence r. Laley.
70 Tm. i1rIt 's Mn.sm na and s.xss, third
Book. Dandeiion and Old Honesty Also ran
Fifth race handicap three-year olds aud up
liz E. Dugam. Is to ). even and l 10 . won:
Roseben. l32 SHAW. 8 to 5, 1 to 5 and to 5,
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McGovERN FIGHTS A DRAW.
Former Champion Breaks Even With
Robson in Six-Round Bout.

NEW YORK May o1.-I'nless Terry
McGovern can do better than he did last
night in a siX-round bout with Spike Rob-
son of England at the National Athletic
Club. he will never regain his laurels.
The bout which was expected to put
the former champion back in the position
he once occupied in the pugilistic ranks.
was a disappointment The Britisher
failed TO live up To his reputation, and.
according TO the opinion of the majority
of the spectators. fought under wraps"
while McGovern was unable to locate the
elusive Enslishman. For four rounds
the fighters did no execution. Both SEEM
ed TO be feeling out the other. and de-
spite the many opportunities neither at
tempted to take advantage of them.
In the fifth round Robson cut loose ard
drove McGovcrn all over the ring. He
worked his left jab. and occasionally
swung his right. which worried Meow
ern. The latter went to his corner wor-
ried. The sixth round found McGovern
the aggressor. but his swings were in
variably wild and his Judgment poor. In
spite of these drawbacks he evaned up
the preceding round and succeeded in
making the bout draw.
The bout demonstrated two things:
First. that McGnvern is not the fighter
that lie WAS. and probably never again
will be. and Secondly. Robson is an over
estimated fighter. unless he is capable
of doing better work in the ring than that
which he showed against McGovern.
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KEEN FIGHT AT NETS.
Alexander and Mollenhauer Reach
Final Round for Title.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Three hard
fought sets In each instanc were neces
sary for Frederick b. Alexander anC
Henry j. MollenEauer to win their bra ok
cts in the firal round of the Long Isla nc
championship tourna ment Yesterday or
| the courts Of the Kings County Lawr
Tennis Club. Brooklyn Both of the rank
ing experts experienced something of a
surprise at the manner in which thei,
young opponents played them almost &c
n standstill. The scores were fairly in
dioative OF what happened. fer Molten
;auer the many-times finalist of last sea
son. defeated Edwin P. Larned. 3-s. O.
SIS. while Alexander defeated Herbert l.
Westfall. %. co 6-1.
The two finalists will meet tomorrow
for the privilege OF challenging Irving C
Wright for the cup and title. The sum
| mary follows:
Ong Island championship singles third round
Henry j. Mn!leahaTer Kings Corntv. defeate
II. :. Roberts. Knckerbocker Field Clur, Ct
Sc: Herbert l.. Westfall. Kings Comfy de
fcnted \. l.. Willston. King County. 6-1
-
Semi final round Henry j. Mo,lenhauer. King
County defeated Edwin r. Iarned Orange 3-6
GO. Sc: Frederick Il. Alexander. West Sid"
defeated Herbert l.. Westfnu. Kings County
%. Go. G-l.
Long Island championship doubles first ro'ind
J. ". Anderson and II. j. Rowe defeated Ere |
rrfck e. Chl and Mortimer Wcrtheim. "a
%: H. $. Roberts and J. Z. Allen def atcd &
:. Groesbrck and W. II. Raggs. e. 81
defeated J. ". Anderson aud II. j. Rowe. Cd
CO.
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METROPOLITAN GOLF.
Champion and Runner-Up After
This Years Title.

ORANGE. n j. May 21.-Among the
eight PLAYERS who qualified in yesterday 5
IS hole medal play round for tie cham
pionship Of tie Metropolitan Women 5
Golf Association. a the Essex County
Country club, are last years winner. Miss
Georgianna Bishop of Brcoklawn. Conn,
and Miss Julia r. Nix Englewcod. y.
j.. the runncr-up in last years tourney.
Miss Mix turned in the lowest score. ~.
which WAS four strokes better than the
champions. Miss Mix did not play very
we'll on the inward journey. losing al
least five strokes by poor putting. while
Miss Bishop made the last nine holes in
L..
TIE pairings for tcday's round Of IS
holes match play are as follows: Mrs. S.
f. Lafferts. Englewood. vs.. Miss +. Hurry.
Apawamis: Mrs l.. w. Callan, Ensle-
wood, VS. Mrs. f. S. Sanford. Essex
County Miss G. Bishop. B-ooklawn. VS..
Mrs c. L. Tiffany. Nassau. and Mrs w.
r. Morgan. Baltusrcl, VS.. Miss Julia r.
Mix. Englewocd.
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YAw MAKES GOOD FIGHT.
Put Out in Third Round for British
Golf Championship.

SANDWICH. England. May 21.-There
was a period during the contest yester-
day in the play for the golf champion
ship of Great Britain when the spectator 6
began to wonder whether S. l.. Yaw of
Philadelphia would emulate the feat ac-
complished in 1901 by Walter ]. Travis
and PLACE the British championship to his
credit.
Nothing more extraordinary than Yaw' S
putting in the second round against J. G.
Simpson, one of the best OF the st. An
drew'es players. were performed even by
Travis on the occasion OF his memorable
triumph. and Yaw won by l up on the
tweaty-Second green.
In the third round. however. although
his putting was still excellent he failed
in the lons game against \ V Hambro.
who probably is the longest driver in
Great Britain. and was beaten by , UP
and ! to play.
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The ST. Char les,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
Most select location on the ocean from. us
f.nctve for its elegance eXcusiveness high
class patronage and liberal management Sea
water in all baths illustrated booklet
rnylS- 20t 10 NFWIIN HAINES.
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MIDDLE STATES TENNIS.
Paret and Davidson Play Finely on
Bachelors Courts.

The play In the second round oe the
mems singles of the middle Atlantic st ates
| tennis tournament brought out some good
tennis work yesterday afternoon upon the
courts of the Bachelors Lawn Tennis
Club. A number of doubles were also
played.
j. Parmley Paret of New York. who is
coming stronger each set. had but little
difficulty in defeating H. C. Bridges. g.
go. H. Deis defeated r. L. James of
Philadelphia in fine style oy 6-3 and -.
and gave the local talent quite a notable
victory. The Philadelphia man had Deis
D in the second set. but the local tennis
man came forward with wonderful bit
OF work and closed the set winner.
In the match between Gould Lincoln and
Cake there was much interest on account
Of both men being of the Bachelors Club
Both have been at the game for some
years and battle royal was expected.
Lincoln finished a winner by - Sc and
ca.
In the doubles played during the after
noon Paret and j. c. Davidson defeated
Whitlock and Graves in good style by g.,
and 6-i. Their play showed that these
two PLAYERS will probably be in the finals
in the doubles
'Tee r suits of the play of the day were
as follows:
J: raarmley Paret defeated II. G. Bridges. 60.
D"is defeated X. l.. James 90 IS: Ralph
Hills defeated Gilbert Kelly. "a. e.: J. Null
lin defeated w. i. Wood. So. 6-1: ]. H. Raj
lnger defeated W. G. Hill. e4. Ct: J. e. Da-
wilson defeated !. r. Roman. 60. Ga.
Four of the matches of the first round
were played off as follows:
II. C. Bridges defeated r. Mason. co -:
Mnilin defeated F. Hyatt. Sc 60: w. C..
Hill defeated W. p. Crcsson, by default
Donhles-rnrat and Davidson defeated Whit
lock and Graves. 6-3. 81: Parkes and Akin
defeated Wood ard Patten. "a t;-i Kelly and
Ballincer defeated Down and Cresson. e-1. CT
The tournament will close Saturday
when the winner in the singles is sched-
uled to meet c. B. Doyle. the champion.
and the winners in the doubles VIII con-
test with Doyle and Doyle.
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GALLAUDET DEFEATED
TECH ON COSTLY ERRORS

A wild heave by Pitcher Gray and a
costly slip-up by Blair practically lost
Technical the game to Gallaudet yester-
day. three runs crossing the pate on the
errors Tech made several strong bids
to overcome the Gallaudets' lead. but
with men on bases Dillon the Mutes box
artist was invincible and the contest
ended with the score standing e to =.
Considering the support he received. Gray
pitched a great game. allowing only four
bingles and tanning eight batsmen. The
Gallaudetl and the Maryland Aggies will
play a return game at College Park to-
day. Brick will probably do the twirling
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STEAMSHIPS.
Marshall Gets a Draw at Chess.

PRAGUE, Bohemia, May 27.-The
American, Marshall. was pitted against
P. S. Leonhardt of Leipzig in the seventh
round of the international chess masters
tournament yesterday, and the game re-
suited In draw.
Teichmann defeated Spielmann. Maroczy
beat Proxies. Janowski beat tAlapin and
Baraeleben beat Duras Drawn game 8
were recorded between Chot;mirski and
RUbinstein. Schlechter and koicala and
Rabinowitsch and Suechting. The game
between Treybal and Miescs was adjourn
ed in favor of Treybal.
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Interstate Trims Post Office.

Interstate Commerce clinched the game
in the very first inning against Post Office
by making four runs. They were not
contented and got two more. making the
score stand at the end to l.
Balser served up winning ball through
out the game and allowed the Mailers but
four hits. Not more than one hit an
inning could be made off him. Waller
was not at his best or appeared that way,
for the Interstate boys raped his assort-
ment all over the lot. getting eleven
safeties. The fielding honors were car
ried off by C. Quantrelle and Tracy for
the Interstate and Bacon for Post Office.
The Score.
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second Pantou.ie. ia tMcDaniel,. ]: 10 l.
TO and I" =: third. Time. ~: Juiiiles:
Crack Shot Earl e.. Rosimiro and kihg saa!
also
sixth race. maidens; three wears GA anu u!-
ward. one miIe-Nirk Stonnr 40 Gamer. 10
l. / to : and - ). won. ChAplet. ln' 'Nntter'.
~ to = even ami 10 >. second: N"no'ie IL"
,NcI,arieh ! To- l. y 10 :, and t. -. IN ri
Time l. - FREQ Trader. Coat of Arms, Vol
,rona and Grace Cameron also RAN.
added starter.
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HOTEL OSTEND,

Boston and Boardwalk. Whole block ocean
front. Atlantic City. 100 rooms overlook ocean
100 with bath: water baths: heated sea wa
Ter swimming pool cuisine excellent: orchestra
Terms $3.50 10 $1,000 weekly. American plan.
Coach meets trains. Literature mitled.
r,vI> %nf Ic H. r. RAIITER. Mgr
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PENNSYLVANIA
MONTANESCA.

NEW. NEAT SELECT. MODERN FAMILY
hotel: IonkleIs and floor plans on request.
I. u. ISISON. Owner Prop. Mt. Pocono. Pa.
Iy24- SuHw ..,,:Itt =
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Totals. :. s11o7 . Totals. .241a
Interstate Commerce. o 2 o o o x-6
Post Office ........... q q o o N-1
Left on hases-InterStata Commerce. 6. Post
Office. s. First base on hails-0T Balser. ;: off
Waller. =. Struck out-By Balser. q: 10y Waller.
, Two-hase kits-SpriGman. Kane. Sacrifice
hts-Hnyden. J. QIantrclle. Balser. Stolen
hascs-HayInn. j. Onantrelle. Dougherty.
Rarnes Callahan Bradley. Double plny-C.
Qtantrellc .unassistnd,. Hit by pitrher-By Ral-
ser and Waller. Wild pitch-Wahlcr Passed
balls HAYDEN Kraft. tmpire-Mr. Newman.
Timc Of Game-l hour and - minutes
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GAIEN III ALL.

HDIFI. md SNNATUKIIM,
Atlantic City, \. ].
A few weeks in our comfortable and elegant
house with evrry modern convenience and Supe-
-iar table and service. will be great restorer-
Bafhs for pleasure or health for Indies and gen
tlemen with trained attendants only
my2o,-%nt - T. T.. Young. General Manager
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Observation-Disclosures

TICkET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE
N0TICE-Followin: schedule not guaranteed
. a;na An nAiLY-Serhoard Mall IhronEh
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washington to
Hamlet mud Hamlet to Atlanta Dining cars.
$50 PM. DAIIY-Seaboard Express. Goa ches
and Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
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With the locals in the lead. Shipke wa
substituted for Altizer at third in TIL,
eighth inning. SO as to put up a bette
defensive game.
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American Association

At Columbus Toledo. Q: Columbus. l.
At louisville indianapolis. 4: Louisville. /.
At ST Paul-St. Paul. =: Milwaukee,. o.
At Minnea polls Minneapolis T. Kansas City. O.
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CInesapeake& Ohi0RaiEway

Chesapeake" WE110Ra1EWay
NOTELPnhlished only as nformation. and not
100 p Nc. & o. LIMITED. dailv-Fast vestl
hule train Pullman sleepnrs to Louisville.
Cincinnati indianapolis. Chicago and st.
Iouis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman cars Louisville to Nashville. Mem
rhis and New Orleans. Dining cars. Ia
II: 10 PM. F. v LIMITED daily -Pulma n
sIeapcrs to Cincinnati. Lexington and louis
VILE Compartment sleeping car to Virginia
Hot Springs week days Dining car. In
carte service. Pullman sleapers Cincinnati tn
Chicago and ST. Louis and louisville to Mem
RESERVATIONS and tickets at 512 Pennsylvania
avenue COO 18th street ard new Unicn station
Telephone Main 1850 for Washington Terminal
Cab Service ard Main 1905 o2O6 for c. L O.
Ticket Once.
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Tomorrow's game will be called at 2:3a
instead Of 4:3O. so govern yourself &C.
cordingly. The Nationals will be a-ay
for thirty-three days-juSt think Of it.