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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21
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BUFFALO, Aug. 21.-Ere the set
ting sun stains the Western sky with
livid streaks of pink and purple anu
all of the other colors In wnlcn Inc
artistic eye revels; ere the mellow
peels of the curfew tinkling across
The meadowlands echo n re-eeho
the hour of slumber, and the silence
Of night is disturbed alone by the
sonorous snore of h copper OF the
desecrating rap of the roundsman' our
T,pers shall be perched sereneiy tri-
umphantly, placidly and let US nope
permanently, on h third rung u
the international League ladder-n-
and that the commonest m IN
baseball. :
A rather rambling way to begin q
story, rather visionary, perhaps anu
full of dreams, but that's the way the
Tigers are feeling just now ina.
double win yesterday was extremely
enervating and joyous, and the PEST
tonic fate has prescribed for the rai-
tering Tigers in a long, long whiie.
Today the Tigers are just a small
margin behind the Orioles. whose
powers of fight seem suddenly 10
have been rendered useless by Jonn
Cancels pennant hunters, n the
Tigers, still feeding on the
of the victims of yesterday, are gloat-
ing gleefully at the prospect OF the
third place for the first time this
season.
In a way the Tigers Will be solry
to conclude their series with the
Bisonss today hnd bid farewell 20
Buffalo for the season, because the
Tigers have hit harder here than in
any town in the league. Yesterday
they made thirty-six hits in the two
games. picking off twenty-one wallops
in the first affair and fourteen in No.
2. Eighteen and twenty hits are con-
sidered ordinary in a game which the
Tigers play here n the local IAN
can't understand why the Tigers are
not in the race for the flag instead
of holding a berth in the select first
quartet at the base Of the four at
that.
Such hitting as the Tigers did yes
terday has seldom been seen here or
in any other International League
town this season, or in any other
season. All h way down the line
they, bingled, even the pitchers but
ting into the base-hit column. Enz-
mann raped out. a double with two
ON base in the first game and later
was relieved of a double by Jimmy
Murray. Great catch"
Lee stopped at "a triple and a single
and MtCabe took a wallop of Lees
with his back against the wall. The
Bengals played great ball, both in
batting and fielding. and the pitching
was above ~reproach. Seymour made
the most remarkable play that has
ever come before the writer's
notice. 1t was in the eighth inning
Of the second game. Stock was sent
In as a pinch-hitter and rolled a slow
one to Vaughn, who threw five yards
wide of first base in his haste and
the runner reached second with non
out.
Newark had acquired a four-run
lead earlier in the game, but Stroud
was effective in the pinches and the
four runs looked nom too big. When
Truesdale burned a long line single
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NAVY HAS BIG CREW
FOR FOOTBALL PRACTISE

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 21.-
Eighty members of the new fourth
class have responded TO the call OF
the head football coach as candi-
dates for the 1912 team Those
showing special ability in the early
practise will be placed with the
varsity squad. and the fourth class
eleven will be formed from the re-
mainder. Among the most promising
of the new men is Emerson, who
played tackle at Dartmouth last sea-
son.. Regular practise will begin
September 2.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21
MARTIN SHERIDAN is
UNDER PHYSICIANS CARE

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-aIartin
Sheridan, who holds the worlds al
around athletic championship. is I'M
der the care of surgeons at his homo
here. He was operated on two days
ago for an abscess on his hack and
is doing we'll.
Sheridan had intended to meet
James Thorpe. the Carlisle Indian. al
Celtic Park next week in a contest
for the ~all-around championship. Ths
meeting will be postponed until Sher-
idan has regained his health.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21

The wrestling game for this season
will be inaugurated at Miners EN-
pire Theatre this evening. Two first
class bouts will be staged. The main
bout of the evening brings to the
centre of the mat George Mehnert,
the local boy of the National Turn
Verein. who will meet Young Mcleod,
of Fort Hamilton. The powers of
Mehnert on the canvas are well
known to the wrestling fans in this
city, and his many friends look to
him for a victory over the clever and
alert New Yorker.
Eberhard Hahn, instructor of
wrestling at the German-American
A. c. of New York, Will meet John
Delevuk. an Austrian, in the prelim-
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MCLEAN HORSES WIN

BAR HARBOR, Me, Aug. 2-Win-
ming blue ribbons in every class in
which he had entered horses. Edward
3. Mclean, of Washington, D. c., car-
ried off the honors of the opening day
of the horse show here. Mr.. Mclean
eight blues. Philip Livingston.
of New York. had the next greatest
number of wins. with two blues, two
reds. two whites and a yellow.
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NOWADAY GIRL
MAKES MARK
AT GOSHEN
Trotter Goes
Two Miles Faster Than
Ever Made Before.

About seven thousand people at
tended the opening of the three-day
session of harness racing at Goshen,
N. Y, yesterday. The sprint was
strictly high-class in e particular
and in the 2-yeay-old trot Nowaday
Girl hung up a worlds record, the
two fastest heats by one OF her &
over a two-lap course. The stallion
Shawby would appear at this time
to be the winner of the $500 gold
cup donated by c. K. G. Billings for
the fastest heat by a trotter In a
race during the meeting. The son OF
Silent Brook trotted the third heat
in the $4,000 2:12 trot in 2:10, coming
the final quarter in 80 seconds. The
mare Nata Prime won the 2:20 trot
impressively after making a break
on the first turn in the first heat,
spelling her chances for that session.
The summary:
2:12 Trot: Purse. $1,000.
MARY Mspes fB' Murray,...s.. 1 / 1
Ramey Constantine, b. g.
(Thomasl ..,.................... 9
Dolly s., br. m. tJamison) ...,.... 2
Rafies. blk; g. Burgsss,:....S dis
III. dICuuuicp D. >. hhiApsts'' us
Time-2:111k, 2:111z, 2:10.
Two-Year-Old Trot; Purse, 5000.
Nowaday Girl. b. f., by MacDougal-
Nowaday OaselD l
Nathan Atworthy, b.. c. Racker).... 2 2
Polly Danvers, b.. (. (Keegan)........ 8 8
The Lady Zombro. b.. (. (Paige)-....4 5
Bona, b. f. Goode). 6 4
Barbara Overton, b.. {. dolphin. 80. 5 6
Hollywood Kate, W. m. Dodge)...... z dis
Castro, b. C. CTiffany).. ....... 8 DIR
Time-2:17%, 2.1SA. ~
2:20 Trot; Purse, $1,000.
N~ataprime, b. m, by John
Bascomb Wright ......... 10 l l /
Bright Atworthy, b. g. Edel-
meyer 1 3 z s
Harry J. s.. blk. s. tEvers).. 2 4 3 8
Ben Cameron, b. &. Hopper) Z IL 4 2
Pretoria Me, b. m. Murray. 9 2 5
Angelo, b. m Todd)......... s 9
Floralma.. blk. m. ueonard). A 4
Baron Fuller, b. s (Burns)... 3 s Ii 10
Amasis. blk. &. (Seeger)..... 6 10 6 z
Miss Davis, blk. m. naselD. II 6 8 IL
Starlight Mckinney, blk. m.
fMcC1enahan) ........ s 8 10 s
Notice B.. br. m. 0orillard) II u II dis
Time-2:16, 2:1412, 2:14, 2:15.
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Americans Win at Golf

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 21.-Harold
H. Hilton and Norman Hunter were
successful yesterday in their four
ball foursome against Karl keffer
and Davie Black, at the links of the
Ottawa Golf Club. the American
champion and his COM
panion defeating the professionals of
the Ottawa and Rivermead clubs ?
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TOM GlNTY DRAWS WITH
BALDWIN IN II ROUNDS

BOSTON, Aug. 21.-Tommy Ginty.
Of Scranton, Pa, and Matty Baldwin,
the doughty local lightweight, battled
twelve rounds to a draw last night.
That is. Matty was willing to mix it
for twelve rounds. but the boy from
Pennsylvania couldn't see it. Bald
win did all the leading. and tried in
vain to induce Ginty to swap punches.
but to no avail, the much-heralded
Quaker contenting himself with an
occasional jab and sprint. The draw
decision was received with little
favor, the fans thinking Baldwin
should have been declared a winner
on aggressiveness.
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S T WINS

GALESBURG. ILL.,, Aug. 21.-A
large field, fast track and close
finishes marked the opening day of
the Great Western Circuit harness
races. The 2:21 pace proved the best
race of the day. Six heats were re-
ouired to finish it, Flossie Patch TAX
ing the last three heats, after having
finished no better than tenth in the
preceding heats. Her best time was
z:12A. There were twelve starters.
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johnson Hangs Up New
Record n American

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-wash-
ington won both games of the dou-
ble-header with Cleveland yesterday,
4 to 2 and 2 to 0.
Walter Johnson established a new
American League record by winning
the f1rst game, making fifteen
straight victories. Cashion pitched a
a no-hit, no-run game in the Sec
ond. though it was called at the end
of the sixth inning to allow the visi-
tors to catch an early train for Bos-
ton.
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Majors and Minors

Graw's men play the Cubs in a post
poned game today. after which they
will begin the trying series with
Pittsburg tomorrow.
Miller Higgins may become man
ager of the St. Louis Cardinals. Ed
die Zimmerman and Billy Collins. of
the Tigers. think the little inielder
one of the greatest pinch hitters in
the game.
BY defeating the Detroits again
yesterday the Red Sox made a clean
sweep of the series. but they had
their lead for the pennant alt to eight
and a half games, as the Senators
won a double-header from the Maps.
Incidentally Washington frightened
her grip on second place. as the Attn
letics were twice humbled by the
White Sox.
Cashion pitched a no hit, no run,
six inning game for the Senators
against the Maps yesterday in the
second half of the double card. The
contest was called in<the sixth round
to allow the Maps to catch an early
train for Boston.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21

that the committee believed it advis-
able to favor Pittsburgh again, al
though a number of other cities de-
sired the meet.
The program will be the same as
IN previous years, with the excep-
tlon OF w walking events. one at
a mile and the other at three miles.
1t is understood that walking will
be on the Olympic program four
years hence and the officials of the
A. A. U. desire to encourage compe-
tition of this sport in America.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Albany-First game: Albany. 3:
Elmira, .. Second game: Elmira, 4: AL
bany, 2 tseyen innings. by agreement).
At Ufica-First game: w~ilkesbarre 4:
Utica. 2. Second game: W~ilkesbarre, 5;
Utica, O. tSeven innings).
At syracuse-First game: Scranton, 4:
Syracuse. . Second game: syracuse, 1;
Scranton. 0 tseven innings@.
At TroT-Binghamt0n. 3. Trox, 4.
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BAYLEY A o

VICTORIA B. c.. Aug. 21.-With a
right cross to the jaw at the opening
of the seventh round Joe Bayley sue
cessfully defended his title of Cana
dian lightweight champion against
Pat Scott, of Seattle. here last night.
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PELKEY BEATS R

NEW YORK, Aug. ARTHUR
Pelkey, of Chicopee. Miss. out
pointed Soldier" Kerns, a New York
heavyweight. in a ten-round contest
in Brooklyn last night. The local
man was fioored twice in the sixth
round.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New orleans-Nashville, .. Q. 1,
New Orleans, O.. 4. I.
At Mobile-Mobile, .. 6, o: Memphis,
0. 4. O.
At Observation-Disclosures. 1. 6, o.;
Montgomery. 4. 10, l..
At Observation-Disclosures, IL, 70. O;
Atlanta, 3. s, 2.
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GETS FoRFEITS
FOR AUSTRALIAN FIGHTS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 21.-Tom
s. Andrews, United States repre-
sentative of Hugh Mcintosh, received
a cablegram from Mcintosh agreeing
to post a forfeit of SIS, 900 with Alder
man Al Tearney, of Chicago, to bind
the proposed matches of Jack John
son and Sam Langford and Sam Nc
Ney.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Observation-Disclosures, 2, Z, /;
Louisville. 0 0 l..
Second game)-Milwaukee, Z, II, 1.
Louisville. 0. 6. 1.
At St. Paul-st. Paul. 5, : A; Column
bus. 10. IL, 3.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ., Q, 1;
Toledo, 3,s4, 6.
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LEAGUE

At Norfolk-Roanoke. s: Norfolk. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures .; Ports
mouth, l.
At Neutrality-suspicious. News, 10;
Petersburg. 8.
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BLOOD FOLSOM
. PERMANENTLY CURED

Pimples. spots on the skin, sores in ths
mouth. ulcers. falling hair. bone pains. ca
tarrh. etc. are symptoms Delays are dan-
gerous. Send at once TO DR.. Brown. n55
Arch St. Philadelphia. for BROWNS
BLOOD CURE. Convincing proof in a g. %
bottle-iasrs a month. Sold in Newark b.
c. W. MENK. Jog Market 81.
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WHITE Sox BUY PITCHER

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Pitcher Leon
ard j. Madden. of the South Bend,
Ind, Central League team, has been
purchased by the Chicago American
League club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-21

Ooh FISCHER. the former ewark
shortstop. who is now with Brooklyn.
haa q pairr of triples, two doubles
and a single in the double Dill aeaihsl
the Pirates yesterday.
loo Wood. the Boston American
beaver. won his tw~enty-sixth game
of the Season yesterday, beating De-
troit Dubuc, the former Royals
HEAVIER, opposed him.
walter Johnson has a good chance
To establish a worlds pitching rec
ord for consecutive games won-that
is to beat RUDE Marquard's record
of nineteen straight. Walter won his
ffteenth straight game yesterday,
w~alioping Cleveland.
For the second time within ten
DAYS Brooklyn has knocked Marty
O'Toole, the Pittsburgh beauty, from
the mound. Marty lasted n and
two-thirds innings yesterday. the
Dodgers collecting seven safe hits in
hal time.
Johnny Dots Miller had a home run
in the first game of the double bill
between the Pirates and the Dodgers
yesterday. He made a single in the
second.
While the Giants were upsetting
the Cardinals yesterday the Cubs
took two games from the Phillies.
and as a result they cut New York's
lead to 1--WE and a half games. Me-
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures 4: Brockton, O..
At New Bedford-New Bedford, 4; Fall
River, 0.
AT Lowell-Lowell. 3; Worcester, 2.
At Haverhill-Haverhill Lynn post
poned; wet grounds.
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who class with him. and Cobb is
really the only n who o~utstyles
him.
Dan Moeller is a mighty near star,
while Howard Shanks, while not a.
great hitter, is a brilliant outfielder.
Prior to the start of the season l
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Patronize Newark merchants and
get a square deal and good bargains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
,xu,>c REFORM MNDT PLAIN.

Ranking Reform Is the title o.
4so.page bound book jest issued %
the National Citizens League Ter ~"
promotion Of a Sound Bankine syS-
tenn The book tells why our banking
,yo,om breaks down every few years
ana how II car be made panic proof
rho hook was prepared untor The SUI
provision Of J Laurence Laushin' VI
the University Of Chicago. VINO mas a
reputation throughout the country Is
Ian authority on money and banRin 4
rho cti1ers' League advocates ,ne
Capitalization OF hank reserves lo'
rrotcctlor OF the whole county
and n broad market for commero'a
poper arising out of tho agricultural
commercial and industrial transa'
iions of the people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

ANY extra effort that may nave
been nut forth by the Daiiy Ne"a
force 10 produce the Trades hNcu''
zion edition OF Sunday. is inlly com
nensa,ed for the general expression
~ admiration ard appreciation VOL"
"a nv the readers OF that issue
All day yesterday firms ana IN
.a,yjdyals were ordering extra copies
- tho paper for the purpose q send
,,, them 10 distant friends and reia
lives There are still a number Dc
- oo,,es on hand and these may
he mad az &c eath. , a.
Your Trades Excursion edi,'on =
A., .aandy-think II the best } e, ~.
~sv AMARILLO and the whole ram.
conntrv should appreciate your ~
,,r,s IN their behalf. Here sac sue.
~ v :, SAM - VAUGHN.
naper that any city could wei
. De- proud Of. y " ~, ~ eyna,
rrs, uich paper as we eNpe'
. ,be News TO get out D. ~
a proat boost for Amarillo ana
"a, 80 vou" A. EBFRSTADT'
, - am proud 10 have been an ~
I. ..,,.or IN II" J. u. COULD
w, .' Us, IN = sorla Of good for An
Iarillo." .,,.,,,csr 90
AMARILLO IMPROVEMENTS W
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y c,roratnlations. Even oe''
than 7 expected NOOK,
]. J.. HENDERSON.
- furnished days proii'e'
=, H.L. KINGSLAND
"a magnificent piece Of 1i,i neTsp a
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
She supplied the Name.

From the Pail Mall Gazette
A delightful Thacseray ane'do'e
(which. so far rs ono remembers. y
new) has turned M at the dln1er
Of the Colquhoun Glib. The guests
included Phillip Newman. who r.
counted that his wife when a sirl
happened TO 20 to the same school
As the novelists daushters and att
erward kept dp an intimacy with the
family.
One day when she was out TOT
walk with Miss Thackeray the latter
mentioned that her father had start
cd n new story. but was AZ loss ''
decide upon the hero's name. IN
, future Mrs. Newman. with her fiane
, in her thoughts suggested that hi
: name. Phillip. night serve the pnr
. pose. -,
/. Az that moment who should com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
lRES RECORD
| OF ROOSEVELT
port of Harvest Trust
Probe Still Causing
Comment
(By c. II. TayennerJ

tby {. II. Tavenner.
shington, May 6.-Now comes
scoyery that Burde,te u. Town
one OF Mr.. Rooseselt's special
investigators, was assigned iu
10 investigate the harvester
hnd that he reported that II was
opoly In existence In restraint
r. that II was holding nm
receiving rebates from H..
Is and that all tine plans for
sanization OF the trust had
ra~n mp and executed BY
". Perkins.
report was suppressed tn,
neyer heard OF H. It died By
oroiorming process, in the If
the attorney general OF the
states, with the acauiesc.
Mr Roosevelt Every indica-
mat Mr. Roosevelt personally
the death OF this report II
koosevelts direct order 20
h'y general not TO start the
ainst the harvester trust
Resulted ia the townsend re-.
- suppressed, and the har-
rust Given immunity from
Hior While Roosevelt wa,
W fhe harvester trust from
ion ty the federal govern
Hhat organization was hcin.
p was found guilty I'm Mis-
Ekl1homa and other states
gal machinery was not I'M
denomination OF Wall street
are some interesting extracts
Townscnd's report
harvester trusts business has
kreascd until today IL con.
+, put 90 per cent Of the total
and thus a single institu.
acquired q substantial mo-
Gcorge W Perkins conduc'
REGULATIONS and devised and
the plan finally agreed mp
J. Rockefeners an dMcCos-
n q majority of the carltal
. lmosi effective weapons EN-.
- y the harvester trust are OF
r, kTe kind. II Is directly al
Mill group Of Standard OIL
a" numerical a@grega-
A. III We'd the steel trust
MI <'~'l-eeA trust. the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

are MOSQUITOES rs they sing theF
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AIN the malaria from my system am
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Rest for all stomach, liver and kid
new ills. so cts. at Amarillo Dru'
Store.
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''T Hereford. Tex, MAY e.--Ihe Nu.'
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1870, consisting Of % autos went o''
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49,. onou, five miles east Of town.
.,,,. hereford party fired off five so-
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''r ,rro whole party proceeded TO 'ns
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nor washing mp and taking a SUI ..,,.,'
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lr 80, 80 ,own. luncheon was serVe'
" ,ho rourt house basement 'a"
an.cch made by Prof. Lo"re', ~
- 80 louehine and hurrahins'
,,,or luncheon the party was g
.,rted 10 the Reniro wen ,.,aod,
...n from which point II pro ''''
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The party left here pr, ,., -, 40, cor
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~. until ll.15. on account W ~ y,
,D ~ party The banks ana ~. man II,
'N'' '.' houses closed until after w
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The people OF Her'ioro ,'''' n
D aims trim very much. and say l ~ n
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

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Gpd be- writes. chat lT NlhL
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

nIce name too. was the ,cspons,.
ard Thackeray wore /, loot - -,
faction. ''oN " ~"
Tie result was the tale called The
. .'',Nires Of Phillip in who, III
Charlotte.