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ROUND S.

Jrff came np IN distress hia fhce
puffod and hi~UdiHE Nr HhHmhiHd
after the nnKfp. leaving great 0pen-
inEs for Jacks blows They riinch-
20 after "a feeble attempt - Jeff 20
land a LEFT 10 the body. As they
broke away johnson ahoi a left and
right tn ihe Jaw in n flash Jcff
stAE9rrud back nxainat the ropes
his defense gone Tho Negro wAs a.
him like q tiger 4 rain - iefta and
rights seat the white man reeiinR
Another series 81 short vicious
punches sent Jeff down far the fret
Time lu lila ring career. re fell over
the ropes and CARED about la a da1-
"a way lie staggered up at the
count Of nine johnson shot IN
again and Jeffries sank % THE floor
again for tho couni Of nine. but
again staggered 70 hts feet A irn
and a right ard another left shot 60
his chin and fnr fhc third time be
went down A. fha cugant % seven
q waH evident he could never rise
90 hin feet Ia Tins. and bis seconds
jumped into the ring Richard
placed rs hand On Johnsnn'a Shout
der and the fiEht was over
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JEFFRIES' DEFEAT IS
TRAGEDY OF SPORTDOM
Winner Is the Least Popular of Any Worlds Champion
yellow Streak" Fails to Develop-Johnson
Shows Good Stuff in Attitude Towards Loser

cree spirit Of the baek man before
tho battle was not merely a mask
was shown during every moment
OF the battle That celebrated
Golden smile never deserted him.
and at every stage of tho game he
was absolutely cool. kidding hia
husky opponent and tantaliaing
him By telling him whore the next
blow was 60 land
Nor can credit be denied Johnson
for winning under conditions aoao
lufely unavorahie There arc
many states Ia the Union where
black men enjoy greater vogue
than IA the saEebrush common.
wealth. The talk ol possible sun
play ia event OF the neGro'n win.
ming. taken ia connection with tho
fact that practically every cent OF
Nevada money Was bet on JUflrica.
was not Idle twaddlc. In the arena
not one person IN twcnss was an
admlrer er hacker Of the negro, and
not one person In forty was OF bis
own blood But the champion never
worried nor never laid aside his
goodnatured grin. not even when
jeers and even insults were hurled
at him by those about the arena,
and when The time came Go pat
over the finishing punch there was
no hesitancy or faltering
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More Regret in Nevada
Town Than in Los An
geles, Jeffs Home -
Burns and Cornell Feel
Blow the Most.
tay uairsd rrs..,

RENO, New. July Rene today
In suffering from q most acute a.
tack of "tho morning after. Il "a
doubtful II the defeat of James }
leffries by John Arthur Johnson
caused any more genuine aud sin.
rerv regret Ia Los Angeles. the
home OF the champion than d
did here az the scene OF the fight
whore the big Californian had not
only made scores % friends. bet
had Won the confidence ~ the en-.
tire betting community.
Moana Springs waa under pail
today.
Members OF tho ox.champlon'a
camp were stih dared and be.
wllderod Roger torncll and Far
mcr harua. Jcfffiea' two loyal train.
efa. wefe In actual tears today
when seen NJ the camp preparing
Tor the getaway Of the party.
which vii be made some time to
day Both men hsd been up pran.
iicaily the satire aiFht minlatarinF
to the defeated man. belng assisted
In their wurk BY Mrs Irffnea who
luAlated thst. uaw the nRld was
over her husband again belonged
20 her. instead 81 10 the public aud
The training camp
The spectacle of Mrs Jefiriea
making pnuiticea for the bruised
and battered face OF her husband
WIS Ia marked contrast 10 that pre-
seutcd tn the private car q the
conqueFeF where Johnson and hts
white cunaprt Nwre the center ~ a
group o. jewellers ii a merFymaking
81 the sort which Johnson has
made famous
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RENO after FIGHT LIKE
A CITY OF The DEAD

whose cries kept the evening nir
alive above the hum q the fight
huxx on the sidewalks. we're notice
Hhle hy their absence The hobbies
were deserted save for the presence
~ a few sad-faced admirers ~ JET
fries. Who bemo4nsd less the ioaa Il
their money than tho BEATING JET.
fries received
Last night a. soon a. the spectai
trains could BE- made 40 they wcre
hagied OUT % town taking away
many parties that had figured on
making Reno q live place for AZ
least one more night. But sho ran
that Jeffrics' degaat seemed 70 ~ ve
thrown over the entire city had itn
effect and the exodus was like one
from p city afflicted. Save for the
desuitory explosion - fireworks by
small boys the streets IN the heart
" the city were A. perfectly proper
a. q New England village
Reno has seen her best dav. FOR a
time al least. IN the noise line. but
she has hopes thas another big fight
can b. pulled OF huro iu Septruhrr.
In the meantime the fight hug
enirained or waiting ~ get Qua. "a
having q fine time keeping his skuil
and temper within reasonable CON
fines
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BY Max sALTHAsAR.

RENO. New July s SUNDAY
night Reno was the widest. Invest
town In America Last night u was
almost Hike a city ~ thu dead Bars.
gambling rooms streets. hotel lob
bles. were practically deserted The
heart throb that had held the city
at highest tension was Rone--dead.
by the punches " big black Jack
Had Jeffries won the city wonid
have witnessed a wilder orgy than
ever the oldest inhabitants had seem
In fact. the gang had s.t itself
for busy evening. bat when Little
Arthur brought home the bacon
everything sent awyy.
The special trains that we're 70 BE
held Ia order that their occupants
might flttingly celebrate the white
mans victory silently crept out of
town as quickly az the train dis
patcher could ies them 70 A. a
Consequence. when the usual busy
hours Of the night rolled around. tive
streets looked more iike a lane ia a
eemstery than tbs hub of the uni
verse"
Automobile. which throughout
the day dashed up and down the
streets with a scrcechy honk. houE.
vanished Hike the mist Newsboys
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ROUND ~

Jeff comes. up rather weak and
receives light left 10 face. Jack
prods hlH nose with len. ard the
blood again comes They cllnch
They break and fiddle. johnson
lands a nice right 20 the head jeff
sends a hard left TO the coOn'a
mouth. and johnson grina at the
cheering ~ The crowd. johnson then
sent a couple Of hooks 10 Jeffa ear.
lsbbcd the face Hith two lefts and
landed light uppercut In cliuch
Iim labbed stomach Johnson sends
two icftH 10 the nose and Jeff
laughs They so into rilnch. Jeff
rushes and lands light right 70 the
stomach Johnson yelled 10 Cor.
bett. 7 thought ieffrira wns clever.
like You The round waa In John.
son's favor
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ROUND 3

Johnson fell into short left ~ the
stomach Ciinch They break
Jack daahcs left TO the nose. clInch
Jack misses with left and right up
percutn Jim ducks under vicious
right 20 ths head and they cllnch.
Jack very cautious In breaknways
Johnson sends .wo light rights to
head. Cilnch Johnson misses with
right uppercut and lin sends left 10
short ribs Just before the bell
Jeff sent light left to the head. Any
bOdy's round
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ON TIP WRIGHT.

RENO. New. July h.-"ro0 Much
johnson" WAS originally the title OF
= farce To-day Sc means a tragedy
OF sportdom An analysis OF the
sentiment expressed hero by the
sporting men who are folding their
tents and slipping away today
would be difficult While yeateFs
DAYS battle certainly cleared up
1ohnsona record en- number OF re-
npects. and while the black nan
showed many ol the elements 81 a
true sport. e Is doubtful " a hess
popular champion ever held the
title.
There are several reasons con
Irritating % this. bat probably no
one factor Was more potent than
The sight OF the beautiful and ap.
parently educated and refined
white woman whom Johnson calls
wife standing up In the arena be
tween roands and throwing kisses
and waving salutes 10 the black
man
but. popular or otherwise. John
son Is every inch the champion. and
In the whole galaxy OF ring stars
on hand yesterday. probably the
greatest assemblaEe Of the kind
ever brought together. there was
not one tls 20 shy his castor into
the ring
That "Yellow Streak"
And the yellow streak
Clearer day never dawned than
yesterday 80 clear. IN fact. was
the desert atmosphere that the
mountains 5 miles from the arena.
seemed bat a stones throw away.
yet there was no one Of the a2.0eO
who Witnessed the contest aud
sought for q glimpse OF the SAT
from hued streak, that was able 20
discern H. Even In the very first
round OF the battle. before he was
able 10 know. as he did few mo
ments later. that he was fighting
only the shadow OF the former "CaI.
igornia grixzly." Johnson WAS the
coolest and most unconcerued man
In the arena. stepping over 20 meet
the odds.on favurite over him
a. though the former had
been ar unknown amateur. John.
son promised 70 give the spec
tators a surprise Surprise scarce.
~ expresses It. He had lntlmated
that he would not convert the bat
tie into pursuit race. but that he
would stand up toe to toe with fhe
mighty j. fries was more than even
his friends expected.
That the happiness and care.
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Johnson assumes crouch and
misses left 10 head Jack tries te
feiut bat Jeff e. vary Jack sends
liEht irfs TO chin. Cllneh. Jack
NayR. -fAunt love me SO. Jim" Jack
sends hrhi uppercut 10 chin. tie ig
holding Ieffa left. and Jeff asks
him e let so Jim sends left 10
ear ciinch left proda short ribs
with ri9hL jeff misses uppsrcut on
hrcak. Another eilneh Jack fails
with right uppercut Breaking. Jack
daabea IN with left swing. which
Jeff stops with shoulder Jack
misses right uppercut and Jeff Kids
him. FiddlinE ne the bell Slight
Ahade Tor .nfIrleA.
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ROUND s

Johnson talks to jeff. Jim
rnshes In with light left to short
ribs. Jack sent long left TO Jeff's
stomach but did no harmF Cllnch,
Jack uppercutg face with left.
Jim's lip IL cut Jim sends two
lefts TO ear. Johnson cogfin1ea TO
grin. Jack again uppercuts face
with left. Jim rs forcmg Jack
about the ring They clinch again.
Jeff lands hard left 10 Johnson's
mouth. increasing the flow of blood
from that organ, They were
clInched at the bell. The round
was even.
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Jack blocks Ilm's left for the
head and Jim blocks Jacks right
for the same place. Ciinch. John.
son gets left light 10 head and Jim
proda stomach Ciinch. Johnson
IL bleeding badly at the mouth hut
continues 10 Md Both miss lefta
10 head and clinch Johnson sends
light left 10 ear and pounds kid.
neys. getting only a smile from
Jeff. They break and ciinch once
moro Jack sends light left 20 the
head and cilnches Jeff prods
stomach with three iefts and efowd
howis. They break and johnson
sends long right to ear thaf did
no damage ~ bell jeff had a
shade
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They fiddle around the ring a
while and then clinch. In this
Jeff forced the negro around Jack
misses with left uppercut when
thcy break Jack PUSHES into a
hard right to the stomach. jeff
repeated the trick q moment later.
Jeff hooks Hght loft 10 the head.
The coon gFiu1 almost continuous.
~ They clinch Both are cool
and fighting cautiously. Jack
barely graxes Jeff with two lefts
but gets n hard smash 20 the ribs
that makes him grunt Jack sends
light left 90 mouth. They 60 into
another clinch and were fiddllng at
the bell. JeffA round.
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ROUND 10

They spar. and Jack lands light
left to nose. and repeats tNics. Jim
sends left TO short ribs and they
clinch. ON the break Jim ducks
under vicious right cross They I'm.
mediaiely went into another clinch.
Both miss with lefts and they clinch
again. jeff ducked another left up.
percut and stopped a lift lcft with
his stomach. jeff sent heavy left
for the stomach The negro blocked
and uppercut with right IN the fol
lowing cdneh. Jim lands left TO the
left eye and winks ut crowd jeff
prods Johnson In stomach al the
bell. Slight shade for johnson.
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ROUND 8

They fiddle. Johnson sends three
lcfts to head In rapid succession.
They olinch. One OF Jacks punches
opened a cut on Jeffries' cheek
bone Jack swings left around
Jeffs head. They then 40 into a
clinch Johnson swings heavy left
20 chest and Jeff grins. Again they
clinch Jack replied by hammer.
ing Jeff's face. Clinch. on the
break sent hard left 10 Jeffs left
eye. almost completely closing II.
Jim Is bleeding from the nose. They
were clinched at the bell Johnson'a
round.
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ROUND

They advanced cautiously. JEFF.
fries felnfa with loft Johnson
grinned, Jeff again feintn wilh lett
Juhunnm lands left TO the eYeS jeff
cilnchea. Johnson appeared stgonE
or ia the eiiuch They EXCHANGED
iufts to the head Jeff batta hnder
another left and ciinchea. posfhdinw
short fstH ON the break Inff hooEN
LEFT 90 head. then cieyeriy apckA
Jacks straight left Ciiueh jeff
Ia smiling and Jack looks worried.
jeff slipped inside = straight left.
bat vas tapped on tho cheek = aec,
and later hnch 10 the bell Any.
hody'R round johnson ~ bleeding
slightly al che mouth. aud jeff >
right eye Ia slightly marked
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y RENO. New. July 81 lost
\ because ala not have the
4 snap of youth believed In
\ my heart that tho oid time dash
= was there but when I started
\ the speed and steam were gone.
= The things ! used 90 do were
4 impossible.
= J guess it'H all my own fault.
4 vas getting along nicely and
y living peacefully on my alfalfa
4 farm, but when they ntartad
\ calling for me az "the hope Of
the white race" my pride got
the better Of my judgment.
= SIR years ago the result might
= have been different. But now
\ well, ! guess the public will
\ let me alone after this.
$500 1890 - 4
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CANUCKS CRAB SEATTLE
TWICE in SAME PLAT
Aliens Fail to Show Proper Respect for CIorov, :.
and Wallop Turks in Double Header-Th. r r4 :
Screams But the Beaver Bites His Neck :. W
Eagle Screams Again.

Hiol-n haaea pfnrinstsa
HfqaH. lewis nss.. Pstt q,
Nafanff { 1ff Miller ~. aatsss
NheEffh. hY Miles. n. Pg
frTIt Baik Ni.nr 49,. fals-
ltfrneff fa Haywood - 1913 pif.-
Haafa affe Vsnrssgs- ~ :
ft,ar half HHa Is nissi.. - Z
Morning 0s,na
Nrqft By innnRn-
Nr etffsas d
vancouver 15tIattt
halieries D9a. Isas 80 80. /"
ser and sasGea f'm5irs - =
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WHAT THEY SAY
a. Inrk Inl,nrnn

RENO. New. July 8 ~ never
felt IN the east BIT u danger
: Throughout the battle. aud
: knew that after the first five
rounds 7 had him. but ! thought
he would last longer than he
did He 81 a mighty game
man. and ] want a. hand 4 20
him for standing up unfiinch-
iuEiy under the punishment
: that he forced me 70 adminis-
: ter 10 save myself
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jack shows True Spirit.

nut n Johnson showed 90 ad.
vintage tn action. he made bis big
gest hif In bis moment 0f. triumph.
when. with his friends crushing
about him 20 press their copgTa,u.
latl0ns. nc brushed them aside.
and. stfiding across the ring. took
the llnp hand OF his defeated ad.
y~Fsary. shook Il warmly. apollo.
glxed for having had 10 beat him
up so badly. assured him " bis APP
probation OF his gamcncaa. and en-.
pressed the hope that there would
be no hard feelings
There WIS q simplicity and OBJ
vIons sincerity about the negro :
action that showed az the better
side Of hts nature
Johnson won through hls mar
Vicious defense and his ability nj
mitigating. but more credit il due
him for his gRmsuess IN facing an.
rufsled man whom experts had
pronounced invincibis. than for che
light be fought.
A man less clever than Johnson
could have beaten Ieiiriea yester.
day. but a man with lcna heart 90
courage could not have been IN.
dueed 10 enter the ring with him
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The FIGHT BY ROUNDS

head They cilnch They fiddle
around the ring Jlm'a bad e,e l.
giving him much bother. Johnmon
misses a hard loft Hwing. They
clinch and Jim sends light left 90
short rlba Jack runhss aud jim
sends another left 90 ribs They
clinch and Jack uppsrcuts face
with left lie then uppercuta 20
the chin with his right They
cllncn again jeff Henda left to
chin. They ciinrh and johnson
sends a left 10 the Jas To also
pat a left 20 Ieffa bum optic tuhf
before the hsli Johnaon'n round.
ROUND g
They spar. then 20 Into a cllneh.
Jack hooking tho car vita his loft
Johnson misses hard rlght to the
head. then lands 10 the head John.
son boxing beautifully lie sends
three let's to the hear. but IN bali
ciinch jeff pounds the stomach
They 80 10 a cilnrh JEFF ducks
into a long ter and ciincheA. Jeff
stuck tao leifR Into the stomach.
In clinch Johnson hammered the
kidneys with right and left and
prodd~d head with left. JEFF tried
terrific iefl hook 70 the Jaw. but
missed They go into another
cllncb jeff iabbcd riKht and left.
bat the coon blocks him neatly
They we're ciluched Mt the bell. A
slight shade on this round for
Johnson
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


~ ' TTTHEITI TEF7FNF
Morning game n. ~ r
NsW YORK sees ssssss-sttt ~
Philadelphia ..t... 5000
Batteries Fisher. WARRIOR. Neee-
ney and Mitchell. pYEsert. kfaume.
Atkins tApp and ThnmaA
Afternoon game n "a y
Philadelphia -.s. sssss*att II i
New York .sr. stssssst..i
lattrfi~ss Coomha ard Lamp.
Ford Manning. Sweeney and Mitch
GA
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They come up slowly. Johnson
lands hard right to the ear aud
the bear grins jeff forces mat.
ters and they exchange iefts. Jim
getting the worst of Il. They en-.
gagged in rally. Johnson souds
Jim's head back and jeff landed
on the smokes midriff They
clinch. Johnson uppercuts Jim
with fierce right and prods nose
with left twice In succession. John.
son lands another nppercut and
the white man is bleeding badly.
lack hooks head with left Jack
hooks left To chin They swan
rights aud lefts without damage.
jeff sends hard left smAsh TO Jaw
and they were engaged In fierce
rally at the bell Jeffs face Ia
covered with blood Johnson had
a shade the better of going.
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QUARTER MILLION sos


o RENO. Nev. Juiy ~, ,
= than 1850. 900 vas xas Z. /,
= Lost ia Reno alone yesimsf, /
= on the outcome u he - /,
= Betting Commissions cgsaa !,
o said today that Tires sltMt
. and several IS ooa uaxe,s rsn |,
. infrusfed with him At he M. /,
. side By men Of naii9aal wsa- !
q lnence. The Par Natue, !
4 paid 5000 10 81 on Johnsm Z !
q win 10 from IL TO 10 raahas ,
go 500 tt&S<t&t,
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Jack lands left hook 10 ear and
talks TO friends over Jcfrg should.
ar. johnson sent n nasty Ion
hook 10 Jeffa bad mouth. but
misses With right uppcrcut Jack
hooks left 10 oar and upporeuta TO
chin In the following cliuch. Jack
sent two nasty lefts to Jefia bleed
ing mouth aud the white man splits
a lot Of blood JEFF sends three
light lefts 70 stomach and johnson
lands three very hard wallopa 90
face They ollnch Jack sends
right upperout 10 chin and left 10
stomach lie hooks ear with right
jeff is wobbllng and his fee II
covered with blood lie can scarce
~ sec lack sends left % right
eye They clinch Jack lands a
hard right across 20 tho head. Fid.
ding AZ the bell II Was Johna0n'a
round n appeared deiectsd as
he took hla seat and shook his head
solemnly
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ROUND 2

Jack misses two lefts for the
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ROUND ~

Johnson misses hard left look
Jeff ducks oleverly. They spar and
the coon joshes Jeff Jeff again
ducks, and failed TO LAND left TO
face. Jack books TO ear three times
with right. Johnson uppercuts
with right to the mouth. and hooks
the eye with left They cllnch.
Johnson hooks Jeffs damaged phiz.
johnson cleverly blocks left for the
stomach, and uppercuts mouth with
hts left, Jack hooks with his right
10 the mouth and blood spurts.
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REALM Or SPORTS % M @
ROUND II

They we're fddling al the gong
IOhnaou'B sound
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Al NeM York.

Morning game n. ". n.
brooklyn go. s.....ts...b .
rev York ..s... s..ss.sse 4
Batteries; Rucker and Bergen:
Erwin. Drucke, MatheWson and
Myers. Schlet. (Thirtcon innings)
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Morning game r. H. T.
Cincinnati .... ...3 4
~. AspNlA ssssss ssssssssssN q
Batteries Fromme. Rowan ana
Mclean. Harmon. Bachman and
Hrcanahan.
Afternoon game n. III. H..
I Cincinnati s..s.. s.......6 3
st Louis .....s ..+......f 1
Batteries. Bocbe. SuKRa and
Clark. Harmon and nreann han.
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Morning game r. H. r.
Philadelphia .... ......a Z q
hHatoW trft 4sssss. t4sssstd o
Batteries: McQuiilan. Moran and
Doom. Ferguson. Mattern. Brown
and Raridan, Graham. (Tcn in
nings)
Afternoon game n ~ y.
Philadelphia .... .....G 10 o
BOSTON fst.++. s.stsss.st.t1
Batteries. Moore. Nfaroney. Fox
en and Morcn. Frocke. Burke. Cur
Us. Ferguson and Graham
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Batteries. karErr Swsfth. ricatts.
Kistuow and Carrigans Walker.
Resisting and Strcst tFourtren an
uluEsJ
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REGAL oENTA LoFFIcEs
14oS Third Az, N. N. Cor. Union 81
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COAST LEAGUE
STANDING o. the Clubs.


san ifantiHcu ssss ssstssta
Batterleai Christian aud Mltsa.
Miller Easily and Berry.
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A. Portland

UHUrTIHH. WIIl0it 1Ud NfUN
sfnan aud Fisher
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