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shows up. Hes my first duty now.
I'll give him jolt and then he'll run
to his employers. of o,7<sc, and you'll
see where he goes
Langdale was waiting, gasmly when
Hayward's presence was: made, known
to him. He had prepared a. greeting
consisting of tile single. word: doctor -
which lie knew would startle Hayward
more than any other. uttcra Die sound.
The. door opened. Hayward: entered:
Langdala drew breath TO- Speak. but,
what was that word? The >w665l. the
word: He knew the. meaning as well.
as ever in his life. but mot the word.
Phantoms of words galIoped through
his brain, but of them alle he: could
catch only phrase that Griiiley had
used; and it was that which:he 5utteredc
Perfectly ridiculous"
beg your pardon" said Hayward.
Time-time was what Langdale need
| ed--time in which to triumph over this
enemy in his own brain, whose state
must be concealed from this man at
all costs.
Il was thinking about MAJ who is
waiting to see me- said Langdnlc,
| and, to his own surprise. he now spoke
sanely enough. Would you mind step
ping into this other room while | see
| what he wants? He's a minister and Il
relative of my wife's. and l doa't like
10 keep him out there with the rabble' -
'Certainly" said Hayward and en-
tered the adjoining room.
Langdale sank into his chair and
| tried to bring the word doctor to his
| lips, but he had not succeeded when
T Macmillan entered.
| Mr.. Langdale,' said the clergyman,
Il want TO speak two words. one for
| myself and one for an unfortunate
| young man in your employ, a Mr.. Tun-
bridge. 1t appears that in drawing a
| check to my order he miStook the
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amount. He has had great trouble and
is suffering from what I should cali
nervous prostration. Probably q little
rest will bring him round all right. ana
IL l may venture 10 speak in his be-
half | would urge you to grant him a
bit of vacation. with perhaps Il
friendly word or two to start him OF
bis recovery"
what did he do?" said Lang lala.
Gle drew the check for five thor.
sand
Langdale stopped him with "a gas
ture. The door between the two rooms
was open, ard he dared not close I
now, and doubly he dared not have
Hayward hear this story. Rich irna-
tics throw away their money. That il
why they are locked up by anxious rei-
atives. II Hayward should report this
to the Dey street crowd they would
withdraw even the proposition which
they had made
And with that proposition Lan1dais
was now content. He had seen the
handwriting on the wall. 4 man who
can't say doctor when he tries is in
no state for long and bitter warfare
of wits with clever enemies. His one
idea now was to keep his condition
from Hayward's knowledge. But his
decision to accept the proposition OF
the Dey street people he desired Hay
ward TO know ard report. for the reac-
ton following a quiet tip Of that kind
would help him to dispose Of the stock
which he had acquired Insiders would
then buy greedily. thinking that they
were acting upon stolen information.
All this passed through Langdale's
powerful mind in a moment
For FIVE thousandT he said. echoing
Macmillan's words well. why notf'
But you told him fftyg' gasped Mac
milan.
Langdale laughed softly.
Poor fellow he said. 'Poor fell
low. This Is really my fault. I've no
ticed that Tunbridge was breaking
down He's done quite a number of
queer things around the shop. / ought
to have given him q vacation long ago.
Now I'll stake him to a good one, so
don't worry about him, and, as for his
tale. its mere moonshine. | told him
to draw the check for 5000. and l
signed II with great good Will | I'M
derstood that youaneeded the money to
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NOTICE.

State Il North Caralina / Publication OF
to Sarah Coleman. Summons.
lou are herein summoned to appear at
TIA" next term OF the Superior Court CT Vance
County. North furoln,r to be held at the
t"urt House in Henderson OH the End Mon
day before the LIST Monday in March, 1910
To answer the cvmplaiHt Of James Coleman
wAu Is suing Won feF II divorce absolute on
tn ground of adultery. Complaint HOW
duly Tiled Take notice that if you do hot
plead, answer or femur to said COMPLAINT
h. viii apply for relief aforesaid Herein
fail not
This the 18th day OF November. 1899
49, HENRY PERRY,
lIerk Of Superior Court of Vance CoHnty.
6. kittreIl, Plaintiff Ms Attorney.
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Jacob Schrall. 1872 South ST.. Danrilie, H..
writes: For over eighteen months | was d
sufferer from kidney and bladder trouble.
During the ~ bols time asfreated BY several
doctors and tried several different kidney
pills Seven weeks ago ! commenced taking
Foley's kidney pills. and am feeling better
every day and will be glad 10 tell anyone in
terested just what Fol@y's Kidney Pills did
tcr me-" Sold BIZ ali Druggists.
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NOTICE.

Receipt No 1S9 fnr S210. 90 second pay
m"ut on SIX shares capital stock in Harriet
lotion Mills TO. Henderson, n { issued t O
III" 10y said company on June %. 1909 has
been lost or mslnid. All persons are notified
not To trade, buy or negotiate for same.
This December LIST 1909
MARY &. TARRY.
Guardian
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very sensible woman and had been
REASONABLY anxious about her husband.
50 she had prevailed upon DR.. Hay
ward t. depart from tie usual routine
Of professional life and call upon Il
patient incpg
Tin afraid | gave Mr.. Langdale a
hint said Macmillan. Il deeply re-
grct il
"Oh, tliN's all right" repiied the doc
tor. 1T makes no difference now.
You've don" more for him than
could. If he stops this COMPOUNDED
scandal and goes away II Europe he'll
lie all right. How yoI ever persuaded
him to do it don't know"
Il cAu1of understand il any more
than you can" responded Macmillan.
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Monday, January 3rd, 1910,

at II n'crluck VI to the highest bidder for
cr-h the following described real estate,
to-NIt-
Begin at IA Stnk" on East side of Lehman
- run thence along Maple St. South rs f.
2uo irrt to Stalk" on East side of Maple st
th"Hr" !. Ia " 100 feet to IL Stake; thence
- " 200 feet to II Stake: thence n Ia
W 10? feet Ia the beginning. Containing
ell" half t2) an acre.
THIS tn" list day December, 900.
J. t. kITTRELL.
'Ern- toe.
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Have you a weak throat? II SO, you can
not be too careful You cannot begin treat
ment too early. Each cold makes yon more
liable to another md the last is always the
harder to cure If you will take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy at the outse. you win
be saved much trouble. Sold by all dealers.
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kistle.ce en- EpcIe rees.

The C-0vih of the mistlstoe or "a
il nov ri very rare occurrence. DIT II
forrishes lgxuriantly In many pats o:
England on the apple trees.
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i Polish Custom.

Peasant lnd~ In The villages OF Po-
land have Il pretty Christmas custom
which affords great delight not only
To Themselves. but TO the other VII
layers This l. called the procession
II the ~f1T ~ Christmas hme The
hny~ n.a..<' Il lar-e hollow star. two
ar fErrr feet between points. lighted
from the iulcriur This Is carried
lnft 3; IL" "i.d Of pole or staff II
~yuiItnlIzts the star Of Eefhlebem The
three Wis. men Of the East Caspar
NeIr!ior and I:aithazar are imper-
ronaf"d hy boys Others ia the party
hear a iiItl" purpet show cabinet. IN
which are performed The drama Of the
Nativity aud OF her Scripture incidents
spprapriafe to the occasion, From
'lngsse to hnrse around the village This
procession rrudces in the snow at
ni-hi singing carols. and the villagers
present the boys with small coins a.
christmas gifts
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NOTICE.

DI WRITE OF AN EcECUTloN IN NY
- hands from the Super.orC Court Of Vance
County in favor Of Eugene Thorne against
Sally 4. Hughes. no personal property being
found, have levied on and will sell for cash.
BY public auction, To the highest bidder, a..
the Court House door in Henderson. y. G.,
INnnen GnnnfNA
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Monday, January ;, 1910,

the life estate of said Sally 4. Hughes in
n tract of 81 acres of land -Suated last east
of Henderson. Vance County, and Joining
and bounded bv the lands Of Mrs Garter.
other lands of Mrs. Sally Hughes, the chill.
dreu Of George d. Hughes. and being the
northern end of the Dover tract.
This the 18th uf December. 1909.
JOS :. ROYSTER,
Sheriff az Vance County. Nc.
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Monday, January II, 1910,

the tract of eighteen and onc-hHlf acres of
Iiut the + - sri" nf tn" thnvis Road be-
tween ktttrrll and Union Chapel Church in
Tuur.. county. adjoining the lands of the
heir ui : Il Hunt. Turner Hawkins George
+ krttr"ll aud others Purchaser paying
part ra-h will br given time on the residue if
desired. Sale made. by consent Of owner
T. T. HICKS
Mprtgagee.
Henderson, n e. Dee II 1909
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NOTICE.

pI AUTHORITY OF \ MORTGAGE EN-
j r,ut.d tn me by G"nrg" Fnughun and
Martaa EIu%'nn. hi vile. ON February OH
1905 renewing on" made Is years hefnr-
s,,. E"riSrr, in Book 80. page 46, Vance
Cnunt- -iis'll sell for cash by public aur
tltu 10 tn" hi hest bidder ut the Court
Hnn-.. Innr IN HENDERSON. y {. on
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Stop and Think
One Minnie!

What is your Dwelling worth at
the present price OF building material
aud labor.
How much Insurance
do you earry?.......... ......x ...............
Leaving total amount
not INSURED,
4 small blaze in vOUr house will
cause hundreds OF dollars Of water
damage TO your house and furniture
in a few minutes
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NOTICE.
Sale of Real Estate.

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
- upon me 10y IN order is-uing from the
Superior Court OF Vance County, la spe-
cial proceeding therein pending entitled.
''Sallie A. Hughes. ADMINISTRATIVE. &c, Va
John II. Hughes. and Others, ghall un
Monday. January 3rd. 1910.
sell at public auction on the premises. in rear
of The Henderson Cotton Mills, near Hcnder-
son, \. G., upon the terms one-third cash,
balance on IA credit Of twelve months. with
the option 10 purchaser To pHy all cash, and
snhject to confirmation of this sale by the
conrt. the following real estate tn. wit -
/: One lot or parcel Of land adjoining the
lands Of =. q Hughes, J W Adams. H"ndcr-
son Cotton Mills, Dir kohsrson. Will knight,
and Charles Hunt. Containing II acres.
more or less Said land will be cut and sold
in lots
+: The above sale will be made to make ms
setsto pay the debts due by the estate Of the
lnte Ge orgc b. Hughes
/ This property il located near the corporal.
limits Of he town of Henderson. y. G., and
hn opportunity for good aud safe invest
ments is offered.
This the 1st day of December 1909.
MRS. SALLiE A. HUGHES,
Administrators of the estate of George Il,
Huges, deceased.
A. {. Iollicoffer, Attorney.
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Fo1eyS
OrinO
Laxative

For Stomach Trouble, Sluggish
Liver and Habitual Constipation.
It cures by aiding all of the
digestive organs-gently stimu-
lates the liver and regulates the
bowels-thc only way that
chronic constipation can be
cured. Especiallyrecommended
for women and children.
Clears blotched compilations.
Pleasant TO take. Refuse substitutes.
For Sale by all Druggists.
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NOTICE.

DI VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
ID upon III" ia De'd of Trust executed hy
Charles Haw kins and wife, Jettir Hawkins.
Recorded in Book II, Page 81 aud 149. de-
fault having been made IN the payment OF
rhr ,1m", SHALL sell by public auction at
IL. nnrf lnnst. ifnnr In Y :nct. [ tnntN OH
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Monday, January 24th, 1910,

at 2.3O O'Clock +. NJ the following land
situate III kittrell township adjoining the
lands Of ] ASKS. David Roberts aud more
particularly described follows:-Brgin nj
stone on South side of New Road. Ashes
corner, and run thence :. = +. q chains TO
stone Is. Ridley. corner, thence \. A313 r
1887 chains to stone: thence y. chains 10
ID. Roberts corner on New Road. thence y
s9I2 W. II or chains 10 beginning: contain
ing y 2N-lOO ncrez. Same being the land
bought by Il. Ridley of I 7. Hicks
This the 2}rd day OF December, 1909.
r. T HICKS,
Mortgage
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Read and advertise In Gold Leaf
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Protect Your Home with Plenty Of Insurance
It's Good, Safe, and Cheap, at
The Citizens Bank.
Thos. B. Bullock, Ms.ss.s linen;
NOTICE.
Sale of Land.

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
- upon me in mortgage executed by
Burweli Ridley February 18th. 1896, reg
is'ered in the office Of Register ri Deeds Of
Vance County, in Mortgage Book -. Page
1928. ! shall sell by public auction ia the
highest bidder for cash, nj the Court House
door in Henderson, Vance County y e.. on
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
PAPKE SMASHES
KELLY TO SLEEP

San Francisco, May 15.-one minute and
thirty seconds of scheduled 45-minute
contest was sufficient to demonstrate
that Hugo Kelly of Chicago is no match
in speed or skill with Billy Papke, the
Illinois thunderbolt. At the end of this
brief period after half a dozen short
rallies Papkel stood unmarked while
Kelly lay unconscious in the centef of the
ring with deep cut over his right eye
and his chances for the sniddleweight
championship gone gIimmering.
Papke virtually toyed with his oppon-
ent. In the several clinches he. smothered
Kelly's attempts at mitigating and pushed
him away only to land singing rights
and lefts that found the Italian almost
unprotected. Kelly lost the battle when
Papke landed his first clean right and
left to the jaw. He went to the floor for
the count of 9. Prior to this Papke had
shot a terrible left hook toe the temple
which laid open long cash above Kelly s
weaken and Papke instantly appeared to
weaken andPapke instantly rushed him
to the ropes, shooting lefts and rights
into his mid-section Kelly fell face down.
ward and was counted out
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-16
Argentina in Good Shape.

Buenos Ayres, May 15.-At the open
ing Of congress today President AL.
corta read his message in which it
was shown that the property of the
Argentine republic was established on
firm basis. The President announced
that he would shortly submit for the
ratification, of congress a contract for
the construction of a new cable line
direct from Europe. He declared that
within a short time an arbitration
treaty between the United States and
Argentina would be submitted to the
house. The message added that the
economic and financial situation was
highly satisfactorily because Of what
had been accomplished in 1909, which
closed with the revenue exceeding the
estimates of the budget by 100000
piastres, paper.
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Not Guilty of Murder.

Meadville, Miss. May 15.-After be
ing out several hours the jury in the
case of Dr. A NJ Newman, charged
late this afternoon brought in a yer
diet of not guilty. Dr. Newman's -four
sons, who have also been held in eon
nection with the case, were released
on bonds ranging from $1,000 to s2500
Prichard was killed in a street duel
with DR.. Newman several months ago
Several witnesses testified that Prich-
ard fired the first shot.
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Protest from Porto Rico.

City of Mexico, May 15.--The Porto
Rican colony in Mexico today sent
a telegram to President Taft of the
United States, vigorously protesting
against his recent message to Con-
gress dealing on. matters of vital im-
portance to that island. The message
was sent in the Spanish language III
order that the sentiment of the colony
might be understood in unequivocal
terms. II is. denunciation of wnat
is termed Hhe Presidents "unintelli-
gent and despotic action"
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Atlanta, Ga, May 15.-(speeial )The To-
cal owners announced today that Roy
Castleton, the star lefthander of the team,
had been sold to the Cincinnati Reds. 1t
was not stated whether the deal was an
exchange of players or a cash consider
ation 1t was intimated though that the
club owners are after Ralph SaVidge.
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Against Cheer Leaders.

Boston. May 15.7Organized cheering in
tended to disconcert an opposing team
was denounced in a resolution unanimous
ly adopted by the New England club at
a meeting of athletes in this city. Be
fore the vote was taken the resolution
was strongly Endorsed by several speak
ers.' The question of prohibiting paid
coaches from baseball were discussed
but no action was taken. A committee
on scholarship requirements for eligibil-
ity In athletics was appointed to report
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Atlanta Gets BARLEY;
C0StIetOn SOId. To Reds

It was also announced that First Base
man. HEM had been released to Augusta
in the South Atlantic league and that
Rohn had been recalled.
New Orleans asked waivers on Pitcher
Barley today and Atlanta refused TO
waive on him. The big ex-Philadelphian
left with the Crackers for Mobile tonight.
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Storm Wrecks Circus.

Corey, Pa, May IA large num-
Der of persons were hurt, none fatally,
when terrific electrical storm broke
over this city tonight and blew down
the main tent of Cole Brothers circus.
A panic ensued when the tent col
lapsed and many men, women and chill
dren were caught in the wreckage.
Three persons were taken to a hos
pital and others were cared for at
nearby residences.
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Pro motion for Enqineer.

Wichita Falls, Tex, May 15-R A.
Thompson, chief engineer of the Wich
tia Falls and Northwestern railroad
has received his appointment as en-
gineer for the interstate commerce
commission. Mr.. Thompson has re-
signed and will go to Washington next
week. His first duties will be to sup.
ply the physical value of railroads in
connection with the cattle rate hear
ingS.
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greatest summer playground, Coney
Island, was formally opened for the
season today The all married squad"
of police assigned to the resort by
Police Commissioner Bingham, who
deemed it judicious move to displace
the frivolous youngsters who have
heretofore patrolled Coney Island in
the summer, acquitted themselves with
credit on the first day of their new
assignment
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Weston Still Champion.

sPittsburg, May 15.-Charles Weston
retained his title of worlds champion
pool player today by winning the last
of the four matches with Horace B..
Lean of st. Louis. His total score
was 500, while that of his opponent
was 531 In the match tonight Wes-
ton made 1914 and Lean 1871.
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Anpointments In Russia.

st. Petersburg, May 15.-The Novoe
Vremya states that former Premier
Goremyl1in is to be appointed min
lister Of foreign affairs and that M.
Pakmaninoff will assume the position
of vice premier. The Emperor, it is
expected, will issue rescript on the
retirement of NJ Iswolsky and the
appointments will be gazetted on May
10, the Emperors birthday.
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Dickinson Leaves Panama.

Panama, May 15.-Jacob M. Dickin-
son, the American Secretary of War,
left here today on the yacht May
flower. He will proceed direct to
Washington. The secretary during the
last two weeks has devoted a great
deal of attention to canal matters.
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sheppard,s Record Beaten.

Kingston, R. l., May 15.-The world S
interscholastic record for the two-mile
run was beateff in the interscholastic
meet of the Rhode Island State college to-
day by Joseph Ballard of the Technical
High school of Providence, who covered
the distance in 9 minutes as AS seconds.
This excells by liz seconds the record,
made by Melvin w. Sheppard at Philadel-
mia in 1905.
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Athletlc clubs UpheId.

New York, May ia decision up
holding the legality Of athletic clubs
maintained in this city mainly for the
alleged purpose of promoting boxing
exhibitions, was handed down today
in the court of special sessions. The
police authorities will take the ques.
ton to a higher court.
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Horse Show at Richmond.

Richmond, Va, May 15.-The first an
nual spring opening of the Virginia race
meeting and Horse Show association was
opened today at the state fair grounds.
The pick of Virginias thoroughbreds en-
tered in the hunter class and steeplechase
events This association succeeded the
annual spring race meeting of the Deep
Run Hunt club and the annual autumn
meeting of the Richmond Horse Show
q asociptOn
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Crowley Wins Marathon.

New York, May 15.-James F. Crow
ley, theA Irish-American athletic long dis
lance runner, captured the marathon
race held here today by the New Jersey
Athletic club. Crowley negotiated the
distance in hours, minutes, 16 seconds.
When Crowley crossed the line he had
one mile leeway. The distance was Is
miles and 1856 yards.
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Adler Out on Bail.

New Orleans, May 15.-William Adj
Ter, former president of the defunct
State National bank, who was yester-
day found guilty in the United States
court of misapplying the funds of the
bank, was released on bail bond of
$4,000 tonight. His attorneys hare
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Escape from Violent Death.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 15-Five
members of the Eckstrom family,
supposed to have been killed on their
farm near Hollis, Kas., in last night s
tornado and Charles Quance, ranch
man, who was believed to have sue
cumbed near Larned, Kas., escaped
unframed to tornado cellars. The fact
became known late today when wire
communication was resumed with
these points. The known dead from
the storm in this part of the south
west are three and the Injured 55.
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Peru Don't Want Chinese.

Lima, Peru May 15.-'rhe Peruvian
government has ISSUED a decree sus-
pending the Chinese immigration law
and hereafter will consider as immigrants
all Chinese arriving for the first time
without $500. Chinese now on the way to
Peru are excepted from the new provis-
ions
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Navy Crews Win.

Annapolis, Md, May 15.-Both Navy
crews defeated the Potomacs of Washing
ton over a mile and half course. Time,
Navy varsity. s minutes AN seconds;
Navy second crew. minutes Sc seconds.
Potomac so far in rear that the time was
not taken.
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Dartmouth Is Winner.

Hanover, N. H.. May 15.-Dartmouth
easily defeated Williams in the annual
dual track meet on alumni field today,
scoring SO points to 81 for the purple E.
r. Palmer of Paducah, KY, after win
ming the high jump of 5 feet 10 inches,
cleared the bar at feet, thereby breaking
his own record of feet 11% inches.