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PROTEST
selsians Object 10 Threats o. Reprt
sails on the Part OF Germany.

LONDON. Aug. a. 1915 p. m-Tbe
belgian legation issued a note tonight
protesting against threats OF reprisals
on the part OF Germany. and giving
specific details which. h saws. have
been verified by the Department of
Justice.
Among the alleged acts committed
by German soldiers was the burning
OF the village of Lisneau. on the night
on august 10. and the beating with
the butts OF guns Of eleven men. All
Of whom died The pretext given was
that civilians had killed a German OF.
hcer. but Investigation by the Belgian
military authorities. according 20 the
statement established that this man
mad been killed DO battle by Belgian
soldiers
Similar occurrences are cited from
the time of the entry OF the Germans
into Belgian territory.
The Belgian government had post.
% and the newspapers had published
repeatedly cautionary notice that
civilians abstain from any acts Of az
Efcsslun AGAINST the Germans Rel
-iums defence. the communication
snys. was legitiuiate one against un.
lusuhahle aggression. according 10
the terms of the treaties
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the hrst fortified line on the eastern
German frontier
Far TO the north on the Vistula
lies Danzis a great naval station and
fortress. II has a population OF about
10000 and considerable garrison.
consisting Of nine infantry battalions.
two regiments OF hussars. two field
artillery regiments. one garrison ar
tiilery regiment and battalion or
the army service corps
Strength is Great
To the south OF the Russian line OF
advance on the left wing OF the Rus
sian army lies Posen. a strongly for
tined city. formerly part % Poland.
which Is occupied by garrison whose
composition Is unknown but whose
strength Is believed TO be very great.
Between Danzig and Posen on an
uneven line lie the two fortresses OF
Bromberg. with six infantry batta-
lions. one mounted xrenadier regi-
ment and two heid artillery reEi-
ments. and Graudense. which has nine
infantry battalions regiment OF
mounted rifles. two Geld artillery
regiments and some garrison artili-
cry
These are the keys Of the second
line OF defensive works
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DEFEAT
SUFFERED BY THE FRENCH N
SEVERE ENGAGEMENT
AT NEUFCHATEAU.
Forced to Retire by Heavy Fire
From Germans Who Capture
Prisoners and Guns.

BERLIN. Aug. 24.-(By wire
less 90 Associsted Press iron,
Nsuer, Germany, via sayvifie.
Lona Island Official announce
r1ert was made here to-day that
the German army commanded By
Grand Duke Albrccht.of Wueri-
en1bure, has defeated French
army a. Neufchatesu. u Gao.
turea many guns. Tags ard pris-
oners. including several generals.
cerrsr armies under Prince
Rupprecht. % bavaria. Gown
Prince Wilhelm ard Grand Duke
Aiorecht ere vigorously pursuing
TIE French.
The army under Rupprscht
captured $50 ayrs st Lunevilie,
Bicnont ard Grey On French ds.
nsrtnert - Nsyrthe ard No
seiiel.
Ths army Commanded By the
Grown Prince pursued ths French
beyor5 Lonaey.
The Germans ere Test % the
river Weuse ~ sdvsrcir9
aaairsf Naubcuoe
They have d-fe1ted a. EnaIsh
brigade % cayairJ
WARRINGTON. Aua IA
Tnrouah thc G--rsn sireiess sta
tor az s1ygils to-day. the Ger.
man embassy received = message
reporting a victory - the Ger
man Crown Prince over fvs
French army corps near Nstx
The wireless message from
Berlin follows.
The army - TIE German
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PRAISE
For me CONFEDERATION Shown ~ Ger
mans % Americans is Given
~ Returning Refugees.

THE HAGUE. Aug e. via r.o,so,
s. 20 p m.-AithouEh there are msrv
Americans sHU in Germany tbsI-
number s rapidly diminishing w-s
Alexander HehrenIf and daughter 81
N'W York. who arrived here tosav
from Carlsbad. report that there a-e
ro' over f.ir Americans romsinIpr
there
Amor- ofrrrr who arrived from,
tHristsT today we're judge Ra-iow
former Illre Herman rosrrh. D-
o. F.srU.ru.fz and Nathan grhIarrer
HI 1f New York and judge Graham
H' IhHndeIrH.H These mon eo-sff
utef flemac'ros into o. relief com.
m.'.fn r Carlsbad and t.f yeoman
worn
Worc0 Get Flowers
I"H city councillor 90 ra-rahaf
r-.sertrf The American women win
bouquets of red. white and blue low
"re. vhen their trains departed All
t.r travellers report having received
Che most courteous treatment from
the firhest to the lowest officials ara
thr people
The European war probably viii
di-peI the idea prcvalfnE in some
frr~sf-rsf a., -. 49,
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VICTORY
REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN
WON BY GERMANS AT
NANCY, FRANCE.
City Is One Of Vast Importance
But the Report Is Tn
confirmed

PARIS. August "a A rur,or Is
N circulation In Paris this morn.
ina that the Germans have oeeu.
pied the unfortlhsd town o.
Nancy This report. however.
lacks confirmation.
Nancy is the capital of the ds.
partrcnt % Meurtne ard MoseIIe.
35 miles south % Metz on the let
bank q the river Neurthe %
about 20 miles from the German
frontier. u - ore of ere finest
ard best built towns ir France
ard has population % over 90.
coo o. the ancient fortifcatiors
% the town Only the citadel has
been preserved.
LONDON. August a. - The
ostend correspondent % ere Daily
Mail says that Tire German col
urns are marching southwark 20.
ward Vaie1cie7ncs on the scheiat.
81 miles southeast ~ lille. France
ore proceeding by way % NI0ove
and Gramrort ard Lrsslnea. Bel
a'unn. ard ere other acir7 ~ way
Of IA Braine-fc-C omte ara
Mort. Beia'um. They are nov
inc with great speed
Further northwest advance par.
ties have appeared and have dons
damage excessively a. Thiefd
ard Liehterveide. 70 e suggested
that iris means p dssh upon Rou-
hais. ore % tHe scalthieat %
french towns. ~- upor liUe. IN
that case ere movement toward
Vaisncienres probably would be
~ ercirciina ere.
TIE Fr-reh embassy thls r-srn-
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Reported safe

WASHINGTON. u G.. Aug "a
ro-days dispatches othe state De
pariment reported the safety OF tho
following, among others. Americans
IN Europe. about whom inquiries have
been made
Bsltmorc-Mr and Mrs Norris /.
Hormer. Copenhagen
Philadelphia N Whitaker. Mu
uich
Harrisburg-pr Charles Pager
Berns
Paterson. 4. Eattermann. Lclp.
zig
fremont. o.--Everetr solinFen. Bar.
men
Cleveland o--woIf Hamburg.
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thousands Of machine guns already in
action. has fallen back checked but
not defeated
List Of Dead Appalling. -
The carnage has been fearful.
The chiefs az the war Office cainIv
say. In terse laguage. that the dead
and wounded already outnumber thosa
OF any battle In moder times. Figures.
they admit. are 20 studendous al 10
mean very little
Three great German armies. the
bulwark Of the Kaiser's war machine.
are advancing steadily In a dsterm-
tcontinusd on Page EisvsnI
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FRANZ JOSEPH Is
REPORTED DYING

LONDON. A.. 25. 2.3f a. M
a Copenhagen dispstch % the e..
change Tsiearaph Company. oct.
e5 August -. says:
"The condition o. E~18ersr
FrsnE Joseph. % Austria. aeeors.
ina % . telegram received to-day
is much worse. rs desth Is
question q hours.g
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ESCAPED
eern'ar Li0cr Brarderbur0 Which
Left Pert Recently Evidently Has
Escaped hostile Wa-srfra

DELAWARE uREAEWATER. Dol
AuE 2fTre North German LIcyi
steamer Urandeuburr. which called
from Philadelphia Saturday with aH
ataiiablc space fIied with coal and
nearly a years supply % provisions.
ras eludcd hostile warsh.ps and ia
now wen ont to sea This was tre
opinion expressed by shipping men
here today who argued that DO the
steamer wss sfil1 hurEinr thc Atlantic
coast within fhe three mile limit d.
lc.nnna.l e. p. r-.---n
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PARIS, Aug. 2f.-Acting purely on
the defensive. the French and British
allied army continued to-day TO hold
back the enormous German war ma.
chine
For three days the tide Of battle
has steadily risen. but to-day IL Il
still far from reaching the food
At some points the defense wall
has been partly wrecked. only TO be
restored BY rushig reinforcements In
desperate haste
Al others the German infantry. un.
able 10 penerate the witherinE hail
OF explosive shells and the fre Of the
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aus 2t-Tho
Japanese liner Shinyo Maru sailed TO.
DAY Tor the Orient n is supposed she
VIII De Joined ot sea and conveyed by
The cruiser idEUmo which preceded
her last saturday Somewhere De
tween this port and Japan are the
German cruisers Leipa1 and Nurn-
berg
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ADEQUATE
stear'shlp Accommodation For Re.
turning Americans s-e Ample ~
This Time Says Garrison.

WAsHlNGTON. Aug - - secre-
tary Garrison. chairman % the gov
ernments relief board reiterated 90
nlght that steamship acc0mmodafions
Tor Americans from all parts u Eur
ope were adequate Tor the present.
and that BE reports showed improve
mert in the financial condition of
Americans lr tho war zones
Assistant Secretary BreckenridRs %
the war department. cahied the fol-
loving report today from Berlin.
n Jeff The Hague with party. Aug
ust %. the Dutch government fur.
lcouanusa On Fags EIsvsn-)
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MARINE BILL Is
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE
NORWAY
Feels Immediate Effect Of War ard
Takes PreesvtionsrY Measures
-Wil Remain Neutral

CHRlsTiANA. Norvsy. Aug s.-
The effect Of the European war b.
came felt Immediately in Norway A.
though no formal assertion rar been
made % strict neutrality the Nor.
ve7isn navy and part % tho army
hss been Modified a. those points of
the country most exposed to any of
the beliigercnt nation. course
which an the scandinavian nations
are taking
Kins fiakon has decreed that prices
on arucles % food coal. coke. wood.
peat mineral oils and such oommodi.
ties shall b. GHed b. the public auth
orities Tho use of grain or potatoes
FOR making alcohol. and The salc of al
liquor 81 prohibited The brewer'e'
are ...ffIrr down in order 20 turn
over t,.f stock Of grain 20 the flour
uIl Tl. export Of recessities has
been strictly forbidden.
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,coutinuss On pa. Ei.v.al
IKE wEArHEn

WAsHrNoror. Aur. 7s-ror.casss
reHfaV showers.
ohio and Wsatsrr Fsnnsvivanfa-rr
seffied. rrctaN1v ahrwsra rraafsvs
" EccncafaT uraerfIsf
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CALLS FOR SIO.OOO.OOO COR
P0RATION TO OWN AND
OPERATE SHIPS e,
Under Supervision Of Governments
shipping BOard-GOv't to
Own Majority Stock.

whsHiNGTON. AuR. -. 49, Plans
Tor building up a permanent Ameri-
can merchant marine BY the pur@
chase ~ foreiTn ships 90 hs operated
ny the government went forward to-
cay in congress and a. the Whfs
House
ln Tho house Representative AleH-
tcontinusd on Pare Eisvsn1
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Norm caroILnn Arriu.,

LONDON. Aus. et-i0.aO p m.-A
Lloyds despatch from Falmouth says
the United states cruise. North Caro-.
Ina arrived there today.
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Al f.rF nE seven NrunIInr men
has been appointed to acf Ir ere inter-
Geo FL. r.HIIr safety aH regards fha fnrn
rurrIr. Tnr ounrrn rnIffae naH taken STEPS
o. have lbarulInrI IffrnH formed lr auarg
ie frllinr fr uarn fhe public not fo get
panic STRICKEN
Tfe King far repealed fha obligation
rf f'.H bans nf MrrHHH fn REDEEM Ifa "a
Ter huir 81 gold win fEr aerrrrrrr
~ com nrIerrlal relations ulfn practical
o. aii Eurors. fhe United sfafsr anre1rn
Eav nay - able % keep ~ a trafs in
food slrpiy
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Coon-Husd On Psss ElsvszJ
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toonsHu.a oa Fss. ElsvsaJ
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CHALLENGE WINNER
hia Unworthy 20 Manage Young
Alexander and Place Dele IN
Coyns-Hobinson Bout.

,, y letter was received Yesterday bv
No langworthy. Of Bellaire. from
on Charleston asking him 90 act ~ his
MANAGER iu the future. and To- place p
,hallchEe Tor the winner Of the Jock
t0Nue-Ecd WobIua on b0uf in st.ut.y,
VIE neNt Monday night Young Afa~.
ander D. good little fighter aud made
tLlIo hit az the bridgeport Athletic
club show few weeks nro vrbcr b..
boxed lied Robinson. tie IT, "A ennupv
lighter and local fans viii be glsd to
ner ~ the next StcubenviiIe rrhf
kid fanEworthv be- q rorutar man.
HH'r M thiH vicinity. DE has had much
ring experience. having held the tirht-
eeieht championship in Panama for
Tour NeorHt ana was responsible for the
hriurinE 81 Jack Covuo Co this CITY ne
VIII he present az the ring when Coyne
challenge for Alexander
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BY 7. N. Curtis, STAFF Correspondent.
Walter Goo" Stewart, fighting by
far the finest battle OF his career, was
out-p1inted by Patsy BranniRan, OF
Pittsburgh. last evening before a large
crowd that thrOnged the Bridgeport
opera house. Stewart and Brannigan
nut the finishing touches to one OF
the cleanest and best boxing exhibit
lions ever given in this section. Each
battled superbly. but showed lack OF
stunning power.
Brannigan. that veteran OF many
battles. Outgeneraled Stewart. and ad-
ministered an awful beating to the To-
cal lad. Stewart, without any prelim-
mary sparring. rushed his opponent
and followed that style Of lighting
throughout the bout Brannigan sim
ply laid in wait for Stewart and took
advantage Of many openings. so
eager was Stewart % best his oppo-
nent that he dropped his guard sew
eral times. and Brannigan landed SOW
eral good blows
Brannigan Inancec throughout
the ten rounds, keeping bis opponent
dangling az the end Of n right lab 20
the stomach and left playing on the
face and head On the defrssive
Hrannigan was very clever. blocking
stewards punches in a way that left
nothing but elbows and gloves
stewart made an oxceIlert uphill
night His greatest mistake was IN
trying 10 rush Hranuigau While
slightly better than Brabnigan when
tu-hghung. and usually oDming out
best in such engagcments, BranniRan
held him ~ n distance. IT, several In.
stances Stewart Cnt loose and landed
several blows that brought a look 81
surprise and concern ~ Bfanuigau's
face. IN the second. third and sew
enth rounds stewart played q waiting
game instead Of ruehlng ard showed
20 advantage. exchanging blow for
blow with The Pittsburfn boy stew.
art displayed rrcat stamina and pluck
IN thia battle with Brafnigan. and de-
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PLAY FEDERALS
Arrangem snts Being Mads 20 Have
Wash-Jen Team Clash with Pitts-
burgh Outlaws soon.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WASH Notion. Pa. March ge IL Ia
probable that rIttehurgh Federal f.esrrs.
foam viii meet Che Washington and Irf.
InfNnu college baseball team Iu ar 49,.
mutton g1mo in Washington the coming
season. Manager geeslcr ~ tho rsIff9-
fEh team bias offered t0 brine BITE rlub
hffn Tor n game with the Red end uHaar
Ffiuf Jay. AprI 1T in response 20 = re-
quest for same from Manager " 49,
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STEWART PUTS UP GOOD FIGHT
AGAINST PATSY BRAENIGAN

serves. great credit for the showing
which he made against him.
This bout was undoubtedly the clean
est and best main bout ever pulled ar
~ brldgeport Both lighters fought in
clean and manly way and the vast
crowd was greatly pleased with the ex
htpltlon. stewart drew the first blood
, w the tenth round with left to the
Preliminaries.
Inc Ians were treated TO two OF the
nlYst interesting and exciting prelimfn-
airy mills OF the season Joo C;iii 81
n,silosspoFt, blew up with a large plop in
me Sne ~, h round OF q six frame bout.
CITY. The Greek lad was the winner All
the way through and In the hfth round
blows to the head ana wind and i Rssar oI
Donley stopped the bout
,,.,i ne hgst three rounds Of this battle
but Murphy exhibited the staWiyS
puthties and In the fourth and fffb.
isst MS opponent numerically. 10th
and N either had landed one OF the lei.
l,nc hWlnes, would have scored a knock
S S,.1,,., N,either displayed n great deal OF
H.tgWisnse OF the line points OF the game
eng tnc bout was mainly one OF give
Gill showed % well when apb,i,s q,
close quarters. landing "A r,,rnh.1s at
uainakiug blows on Murphv's stomart,
rgsb,sh MI, H., Murphy met all OF 0iIrs
shoulder. landing on GiITs face ti.S
We refefee not stopped the bout. Murpbv
~y aa nave scored "a knockout
1ohnhy nay. that clever little boror
rom Pittsburgh. hattied To- n drav' iii,
t.adie carver. of Homestead Tbf~ 49,
, va the best exhibition Of scientific box.
lsds have clashed on several ,ie,.,e,.,
occasluns with nrst one and 49, ~
I otnei haNinE the shade the better
tafver following his usual atvte NJ
hEhting. was on the aFgressive M. ~, =.
lofhy of the time. hut on rrueafed ~.
rssbcg gay. changed hts style ana
the Frankie Conisv gtgf. ~ ogt,,.il@
va good on covering up and in -eebtins'
~ ae usual used the stanley Eefrbeif
~ effectively and showed clever FOOT.
Ray. atopred tho majority of Carver.
WITH right 10 the wind and n
,.iit.i1 We ear. Carver landed several
Covering Up like lightning Prom stat
~ hulan this bout was I'm even draur
S ,.','l 20 inc end 81 each round the points
Fight By Rounds.
r,ttl, 'ai" Don't round BY round was a.
Round one.
HrauuiEan Jed with u left 10 The "a.
Jug i"ligwsd with a right Dab 10 rf0m.
ach. stewart hooks HE right a. f,~s
,.tinnlghn lends right 60 head and iert
rirht hook 90 The face. sfeWar, t,oge
fihhf % Wind. They exchange FfG.
hey nl'Ha brtnnirrn stuck u atir fe-.
stewarts terrific rirht swinrs. py,gl
hlsa" lands 70 left and right iab 20 TIE
Bound Two.
ttrRIuIr1n swings right 10 the fs.v
and stewart raHIsfsd HrarpIr.,.s IA.
ne POI cIngh. Eranuigsu stuck nj
with lsft and rirhi fsore NJ ~. 100" ,,t
HrnnnIgau larfa % rirHf fa r.e 49, go
''""'fi counters with = left hook 20
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WESLEYAN WINS
BASEBALL GAME.
TAKEN FROM IN sos s2ST onaoLI rzif
Game was Close and Exciting Through.
out, VIII thc Finish Offering More
Spice Than Customary.

RALEIGH y. G.. March 2G-Wsst
virginia Wesleyan won the first game
on her southern trip here to-day from
north Carolina 4. A. ". college. by the
score Of Co g. In "a close finish. a and
VI scored first. but Wesleyan tied 10 IN
The uhird end 10 remained tied TIL IN the
seventh. when Wesley an scored again
Mc-leyun scored two more runs In hcr
nail uf The ninth. but \. and 81. came
back ana also scored two runs. leaving
wesleyan with r. margin ~ only one
run Earl smith. playtnr right field for
" Daieyun. was hit with pitched trufI
and retired from the same in The filst
inning. \. and ~. is considered one OF
the strongest colleges in the south a..
luuttc section and Mealeyau.a victory b.
e. Ncry rrcditabie one. Secret
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Three base hits-Lambert. Daniels.
stolen bazes-Winston
ltaScs on halls--Dff Jayncs, ,.
Hit by Pitchcr-E Smith
. Htts-Off Cornwell. 9 in innings. OF
Morrison. In innigs
struck out-By Cornell. 4; b. Jayncs
Time Of Camc--t:fO.
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BASEBALL GAMES
AthletIes win Again.

kALElGH. y. c.. March g6-The
Phllads lphia Americans tday beat the
lsaleigh Carolina League team 10 to Z.
Tho batting 81 Collins and struul.
ie.tured The game. Score.
t.i'iAu ..s.s. as....s.. 4
Bush. burning and Schang Tapp:
Myers. Won. Evans and Riley. Pcrkins.
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kileketts. OF the college team. w 4
- season r. scheduled 60 omen here
saturday. April IS. with the washineton
INDEPENDENTS. The proposed game win
the FEDERAL club would necessitate omen
ing a week earlier. and the question has
been put up TO the faculty for consider
alton
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PITTssURoHER's LONG EXPERT
ENcE IN RING SHOWS TO
ADVA TAGE
Ray and Carver Fight to Draw and
Gill Was Terribly Beaten by
Teddy Murphy.
RESULTS.
Main Bout.

MAIN BOut.
Patsy" Brannigan OF Pitts
burgh outpointed Walter Goo
Stewart of this city. 10 rounds.
Seml-Final.
Johnny Ray of Pittsburgh
and Eddie Carver OF Home
stead. draw. 5 rounds.
Preliminary.
Joe Gill of bridgeport
stopped by Teddy Murphy OF
Wheeling. 8 rounds.
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WNIIN- 10. WITch IH-The ~
i.ouis American League team defeated
INC local team or the south Atlantic
League here today 1s 60 o. Tho ~
louis tsam lcft tonight Tor Nashville.
Tenn Score.
Pr Louis ................. IL q. n
Macon .........
Mitic,hei and Jenkins. Martin. voss
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M N-H MOTION. March M. = The
II ellington Americans and the phfIa-
10 .I"Iu nationals orenod uu a thee
F1rr ecrica here today. the locals win
uinr fhc Nret game easily bv n rr0ra ~
- shaw rud BENTLEY. recruits. for
" arlington ana InrOhr and A1arander
fer Ihiindelrhia, were tho opposing rit.
cheers score
.HN.i 10y. H.sssss ssssssss.. 10 ~
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an tnEltshman has diecovered /.
method of growing lawn grass on 49,
a LOU. .oundauon that ~ can be handled as a
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Round rive.

Stewart rushed Brsnnigan. but wa
stopped by a straight right to the ribs
Brannigan ARMED short arm labs 4
stewards wind Stewart put a right 1,
the jaw. Brannigan dared Stewart wifi
LETT nook TO the head. followed by
full swung right. They exchanged ief
tabs TO the chin and In a clinch rafne,
body blows upon each other. BrannIEai
dances clear and landed a right to tn
ear.
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Round six.

Barnnigan stuck "a right TO the head
Stewart tails to cover and Barnnigar.
landed a right TO the head and a lett ~
the face. stewart smnshcs In "a right
and a left 10 the chin. Hraunigan swung
right uppercut to the neck and re-
peats. Stewart puts a right 10 the h .ad
harnnigan landed a fuli right swinE To-
the face. staggering stewart
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IlahfiNau iuAHrN HuI landed Iaff
~ ne face. stewart sent In o. tsft To-
me body. They rInfhed UrHrrI r4u
landed q right to the tIdrevr 4rI u
riEnt hack handed ono e.. fF. -.
stewart drew Coo nrat blood 90 81. go
WIZ p "Hlihr Ifft fu fhr nose. sffw4ff
rushed and hult hl1wa afe aFsHarrsf
EfHnuIgIr right fD head efrr.,.t ,.....
bach and landed sstsrrf -irtf 49, ~
labH % the face
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Round -Four.

Brannigan sends in left to the stom
ach ana right 10 she Jaw. Stewar'
blocks Barnnigans swing to the law
and they exchange Kidney blows. Bran
nigan smashes In a right TO the law
without return, Brannigan landed an
other right lab to the face. Stewart
planted left to, the chin. Brannigar
swung night and left TO the stomach
stewart swung a pivot blow but missed
Brannigan danced back and landed 4
right full on the Jaw. Stewart semi N
a right to the head.