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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. July c5.-Hogs. higher: bulk Of
"a sai Les 90 $oS,t'IsSea light ssNQsso5 mixed
$3.50: pigs. sT.75TsSso. Cattle steady: beewes
s7@Isio,0o: steers. s6pass3j: stockers. $3.50
MsSoo, cows and hsifers. {3.S59s9.25. calves.
s7.I5dSll.25. Sheep. steady: s5lsHs5.S0; Year.
llngs s5.5)dss.1a: lambs. sSolHss.o5
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RAILROADS
sEABoARp AIR LINE nArLwAr.

SEABOAKD AIR LINE NhILWAT.
The Progressive Railway Of the SOUTH.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave RE b.
mond daily: 900 A. NJ. local to Norlina: -
/. NJ. slccpers and coaches. Atlanta BIZ
minEham. jacksonville: 1875 r. NJ. sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and BIZ
minrham; 1876 A. NJ. sleepers. Atlanta BIZ
mingham. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive Ia
Richmond daily: 5:55 A. a.. 400 A. IL. 5:oi
p. NJ. 5:t5 p. NJ. Local.
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NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah. Ga. July :j.-Turpentine arm:
VI; sales r. casks' receipts 1885 casks:
shipments, j. casks. stocks. 70 ty5 casks
l'osin. hr,n: sales a,2i5 barrels. receipts a7ia
;Ssrre,s' shipments' 90: barrels: stocks. ipi $50
$50; II and |. s.70g3.55 *, AS: ", Az: \,
l.l1. ", U h.3l. ". " 70
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SOUTH ERIN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave itichmord-Main st. Station
y; -Fo!!o~ins ,chedu:I 'gurss published
Gs INK. rIlI atom and not guaranteed
For the South-Da:ly: 5:T A M.-I.oesL
io:ib a M.-ENpres. e:H T.. M.-E1pres,
w!Ih Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars 20. Al
l4nta and BtIainghan. n:41 j.. M-EIpres,
Week Days: 3;3l +. ana $500 i. M.-i-ocaI
YORK RIVER LINE
$40 T.. M.-S;ea.ner train tparior car, ,y
sept Sunday: 10 local stops. and t:!5 +. Nj
Dai!y l.ocSl-Conn:ct!ns Tor Baltimore. daily
except SaJnay. 1875 y. ~ -Dai!y-I.ocal.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south eos 4. ". and 500 4. VI
-. y. ~. s:5) l.. NJ. daily. e:t5 A 81. and
80 +. ~. TX. Sun. From IVES, Point: s:D
a. NJ. tStcamer train). daily. except Monday.
s:i9 ~ NJ and ei5 J.. ~. daily.
fl. l., BISHOP. n. r. A.
e97 f. Main 1T. Phone Madison "a
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Weekly Cotton Good, Markets.

New York. July Cotton goods markets
nave been generally quiet and some easing
IN prices Is noted on print cloths, duck and
several lines OF unbranded brown good.
New prices named on ticSiugs and some
lines or dress eInEha ms show declines from
last season. despite the higher coat OF cotton
This Is due. II Is sthted b. Sciiinc a-ents
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COTTON GOODS MARKrvs

New York. July - Cotton good. was
nuiet to-day. Bur!aps we're moro active
with linens steady. Yarns were dull Mems
wear Is not being bought "a we'll as usual
a, this ,imo OF the year.
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Darlington Mfg. Co.. S. C........ w Sc
Drayton Mills. s. C.................. 81 49,
Eagle and Phenix Mills. Damn. u
Easlcy Cotton Mills s. C........... i1i
Enterprise Mfg. Co. Ga......... IS 20
Exposition Cotton Mills. Ga...... $50 loS
Fdirheld Cotton Mills. s. Co... 70
Carney Mfg. Co, S. C.............. SIS $50
gainesville Cotton Mills. Ca. com. 49, Is
G!enwood Mills. s. Commencement. 81
Glenn Lowry Mfg. Co.. 6. C...... .oS
Gienn-l.owry Mfg. CO.. S. c.. pfd... -. 7cH
Gluck Mills :. C.................. N
Graniteville Mfg. Co. S. C..... 100
Greenwood Cotton Mills. s. Co.. 70
Grcndel Mills. S. C................... 100
Hamrick MILLS. 5. Co.. ........... 10.
Hartvnle Cotton Mills. S. C.......... IFS
Henrietta Mills. " C................ - l1s
Highland Park Mfg Co. y. c.. lis
lnman Mills, 5. C.................... - ioi
lnman Mills. s. G., pfd.............. -. 100
Jackson Mills. s. C................. 9o loI
itins. John p Mfg. Co, Gam. IS 80
Lancaster Cotton Mills. $. Co.. 10 800
Lancaster Cotton Nils =. c. pfd. ~ $3.50
Langley Mfg. Co. = C.............. - rs
I-nurens Cotton Mills. s. C....... 100
Limestone Cotton Mills, s. Co.. 1875
1.ockhart Mills. s. C................. - -
Loray Mills. y. e.. com............ 10
l.orav Mills " G.. LIST pfd.. 81 n
Marlboro Mills s. C............ 50
Mills Mfg. Co. s. C................ ~
Moilohon MfS. Co. :. C............. =. 81
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED ny Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants Richmond. Va)
Richmond, Va, July - 1914
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
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STEAMBOATS,
lravel GJithout trouble"

system or unaccompanieu, pre-.
arranged pleasure travel for any part
of the world. Tours arranged for
individuals. families and private
parties At Inclusive Fares, with
Hotels, Transfers. Carriage Drives.
etc, to leave al any time. Itineraries
arranged TO suit passengers. Accom-.
modations secured In advance al
Hotels. Phone Monroe 120.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Savings Co,
9Th and Main SITS. Richmond, Va,
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Woodruff Cotton Mills. $. c.,..... 100
And interest
RICHMOND HAY MhKKEr.

Richmond. Va. July 3 1914.
Following are the quotations on the Rich.
mond Hay exchange:
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OLD DOMINION LINE

" Richmond foot OF Ash ST. da!!y.7:co p. NJ
'A..'He ->o!4oik .....,.........t:9O -. NJ
connects with main line steamers !eavinY
norfolk Tor New York daily eNcept Sunday
,;S T. NJ Connections also made bv y. &
W Ry. i. NJ. and {. q y. Ry. 1T T.. NJ
H!Sht line steamers stop a. Ciarenont on
sigma. ANA are met By public conveyance.
VIRGINIA SANiGATION CO.-Ialnes RIVE.
oy Daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings Monday,
Wednesday and Friday az 90. A. 81. Freight
received Tor {" James River oo!nts.
All Travel Arrangements over one
Counter.
American or European.
railroad, Steamship and PulIma n
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. Travellers
Checks
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
800 East Main Street.
Branch Ofhces: Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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!ensthened on staple gnghams and a few
mes 9' ps1nt cloths are available at tic
The buying OF nne and fancy cottons and
i mrsss EinEhams for the spring season OF
curtai!ment OF production continues on a
large scale. both In cloth and yarn mills.
aud manufacturers state they arc moi hi.
TO secure a fair profitable margin on goods
10 be made on contrac; Some few lines OF
goods are maintaining their values stendiIy
notably bleached cO,,ons wide sheetinxs
pillow trbnGs. etc, Prices rule about az
follows: print cloths. 2s-inch stSets az
nominal, c:xoos 2ho 3shinch. sixsis, sic:
brown sheet!nIs. Southern standards &c
ttckinGs S-ounce, l3c; denms. o-ounce lie.
staple girrhams. SIC: standard prints. SIC
dress ginghdms. ai.c
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Wcel,IN Clcnrinr-IIon,e Statement


New York. July 2j.--The statement OF the
actual condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows that
they held s2Gi73.!S) reserve In excess OF legal
requirements This is an increase OF S.osa,a0o
from last week. The Statement; follows:
Actual condition:
Loans Increased $4,000
Specie Increased G.S5a.cOo.
Legal tenders increased t:.isi.oN.
Net deposits increased III .Gt1
. Circulation increased $4,000
Banks cash reserve In vault, $5aS,s.o. coo
81. 2s3. 800. y
Aggregate cash reserve si67. sfeccN.
Truht companies reserve with clearing
So. $4,000
state banks and trust companies in Greater
New York. not included In clearing house
statement:
Loans and investments decreased s5.s5teco
Gold decreased 1924 epo.
Currency aud bank notes decreasrd sica aNn
Total deposits decreaped siGoJ.J 300
70 INC necessity OF making close prices 10
!nunce the placing of early orders 10 keen
mills employed. Eight-ounce tickirgs are
uoMh nc h yard discounts having been
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ACCOMMODATION TRalRs-wEEXDAYs.
At Our Very Doors

seinhark
OF
and friends To all
Of
hhest order
3percen
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnKEr.

Richmond. Va. July y ,oil
Following arc the quot lions on the Ricn.
mond Tobacco EXCHANGE:
LOOSE DARK-FlRED
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N.v York. July Call money nominal;
no i.Ansactions Time loans, strong; sixty
days .-.G3, ninety days. 81 p5i.: six months,
45r. Mercantile paper 4i;h5 sterling ex-
change hrm s!Nty-day bills $3.50: FOR de-
-lsnd. Stss.j. Commercial bills. s+.Sisa Bar
silver ;5i, Mexican dollars. to7. Govern
men, bonds strong railroad bonds heavy.
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The Glowing

Eleven questions relating to the descent of
property under the Virginia law should be of
interest to many ladies and every business
man in the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

I'd. When man dies without will, leaving
wife and NO children, what does the wife inherit!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

The BLUE LEAFLET," which we have
prepared, gives the answers to these ques-
tons, and will be sent free to any one who
requests it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling schedule
for next week will be as follows:
Monday, Elks VS.. Baptist church;
Tuesday, Hillsides VS. Pirates; We'd
nesday, Big Mill VS. Mohawks in the
first league. Thursday, Scale Co., VS.
High School; Friday, Methodist
church, VS. Baptist church in the sec
ond league and Saturday night will
be open for general practice.
DO all you boys and girls realize
that each of you has an equal chance
to receive one of the worth while
prizes so generously offered by r. T..
Griswold? Every person, who enters,
will be given tag bearing number
at the end of the parade as the line
passes the Putnam house. One num-
be. out of every twenty-five tags Civ
en- out. will be drawn by the COM
mittee. The winning numbers will
be placed in Mr. Griswold's window
and published in the Banner. The
holders of the lucky numbers are to
present their tickets on Monday to
Mr. Griswold and select the prize.
BE sure to preserve your tag and they
are not transferable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-31
NORTH BENNINGTON

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church will serve "A tur-
key supper in the church parlors
Tuesday evening, Nov 10Th.
The public library will be open
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday in
the future instead OF Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
The date of the chicken pie supper
which will be served by the ladies of
the Methodist church, has been chang
ed from Wednesday to Tuesday, Nov
Sd.
The usual services will be held at
the Baptist church Sunday. Morn
ing worship at 1880. Sermon by pas
tor Topic. Lives That Lift" Bible
school at 11.45. Evening service at
O'Clock.
The following list of juvenile books
have been added to the free library:
Sidney at College, Ray; Captain
Chubbs. Barbour; For Yardley. Bar.
5our; Forward Pass. Barbour; In
Camp of CORVALLIS, Tomlinson,
With Flintlock and Fift, Tomlinson;
Sidney her Senior Year. Ray, Sid
ney her Summer on st. Lawrence.
Ray Six Girls and a Tea Room. Tag.
CART: Six Girls and a Seventh One,
Taggart; Miss Lochinyar Return,
Taggart; Hildegardes Home, Rich
ards: Hildcgarde's Harvest. Rich
ards; Hildegarde's Holiday. Rich.
ardss Wonderful Advs Of Milo. Lar
ge,lof: Minute BOYS of Mohawk,
Valley: Belt Of Seven Totems. Otis
Menroe
You are cordially invited to wor.
ship with the congregational church
on Sunday. This is temperance sun
day and the pastor will speak both
morning and afternoon on that sub
ject. At the close of the morning
worship at II o'clock the sacrament
OF the Lords suppe- viii be celebrat-
ed. At 1910 comes the Bible School
Let every pupil be present II will
be worth your while to gather with
us for the Nesper service at 3 o'clock.
Remember the midweek meeting on
Thursday evening Next Sunday will
be missionary Sunday with Mrs Ida
Won Woodbury. OF the American Mis-
sionary association. one OF the most
inspiring and informing speakers to
be heard any where. Plan for mis-
sionary Sunday. Nov. 8.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The members of the Halloween
committee are asked to meet at Mrs.
II. NJ. Ritchie's promptly al Z o'clock.
Mrs. Alice Cole will close her sum
mer home at Old Bennington next
week and return to New York for the
winter
Tonight is the date of the big Hal
lowe'en Carnival. The parade will
pass down Main street at 100 Come
cut and enjoy the last out-of-door
band concert of the year.
Again every one, possessing some
special costume is urged to don il
and join the costume group in the
parade. Show the skeptical that yoi
! really have little public spirit by
helping along a good cause.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-31

To-day. A sale of ladies suits at
T.. l.. Nichols, $3.50 TO $1,000. Adv.
Childrens wool serge d.esses, col
ors navy and red. $3.50 special S1.79
at the New York store ADV.
Mrs. Louise Hopkins of Old Ben
nington. who has been visiting in New
York. has returned home.
Special sale of ladies suits al
$3.50, $500, $3.50 and $4,000 worth
$500 to $25.OO at f. l.. Nichols. Adv
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Positively Masters Group

Foleys Honey and Tar Compound
cuts the thick choking mucus, and
clears away the phlegm. Opens up
the air passages and stops the hoarse
cough The gasping, strangling fight
for breath gives way to quiet breath
ing and peaceful sleep. Harold Berg,
Mass, Mich, writes: 1--WE give
Foleys Honey and Tar to our chill
dren for Group and it always acts
quickly" No wonder a man in Texas
walked Is miles to the store to get
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound Every user is friend.
Harold w Cole.
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ion; The weak point in her develop

ion The weak point in her develop
ment.
Halloween spirits. Remembe: that
van are to assemble tonight at Z o.
clock in front of the band rooms on
Main street There. Mrs II. NJ.
Richie or Miss Vossler will meet
you and assign you to the director of
your group. Please be prompt.
Contributors to the Communion of
fering of the Second Congregational
church on Sunday are asked to make
their contribution in envelopes. There
is special purpose for this offering
which will be explained at the time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-31
ASK 100000 FOR CLERGY

Washington, Oct. 3O-Reports on
the progress of the work of raising
funds 70 the support of retired minis
ters among the various nationalities
featured the seasons meetings Of Ike
Washington convention inausurating
the Methodist Episcopal 1915 cam
paign for a S5,OOO,OOO fund TO support
superannuated ministers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-31
LOCAL OVERFLOW

In the lecture on France and the
MaIseillaise" Sunday evening Mr..
Mills VIII discuss these main points
The contribution OF France to liber.
~; Hec inheritance from the Revolu-
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Fhe. deacon tdll me. of III sse ID
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go cam 6T a sssISTSr 10 u
Don staet ing 81 apeist sliiIfch hea sisitl
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3 20 l9rts ellerk
le gosns 70 talk
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live in hes Il9f4 s, be
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s.lsli elIss No pEaa erss 90 q. at
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PETIT qls6iis
s0fs Court qs GleIRnlen Pleas in Able.

QEr
.sE villa. i.s,..s s, s5;s Is; Z;
sreSs ais.ss ~ Amer. 81 - -. t.;
rs AIS PETIT jlf0ks fof tInotsec0idy idyweeil
Esal tue court of common plcSs, which
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& Indian ain Iowns sssss, -. Cree
). wei ~ Al. raw lord. "a
Abhest lie Townsh hip II b. Jones. w.
Isyarss tgeL ;Eyans, Tom NJ. ,CocIl-
|, ran; Gassldy, 3. b. z Price:
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s. !; Due est Tow 1sA .. ID. RabhisoI,
SS;ls: SSS: lshnf. j G. AgteW. r., W:
! kscAlaS. =
iSSWnnid6syills township ~:
slyaitee, r. r. Gordon, L. o. Speer, J!
!; 4 fcNatr, Singleton ParneiI. =
Il nopal lts s6&Stsi ! d. nodson, w,
3 =, dock, >, A: Siattison, n. w. Duck
i5Iaell. fshleys -.
Calhoun shfi lis ,9e hipsJ j : SSsti-.
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{, 81 gedkf Springs Township R. @. Ha-
: !, !: W. :. n Iess
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piatlS ii sfli III .TlS6ns I'D g &. y. Stnr:-
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{ Atlalth Dc.
] lIIlVEIPlIA

bis ints itpti lon loo ated Ia Hinton Sc
\ eof the eduea lon OF gsserrjng
hrriIan cIil ldreR en- ds Gar none other,
itLild soii ~ for those vi ara unRhle 10,
pay heses own ex peiIf 81; IL costs tho;
fitetion $100sa year. %, il1est the. Ak :
spenses ~ q child, which sum ia Pros
kided by the generous Glirtakfhn nsis-
The young peolsS are not gaiiy
bound 20; the institutann ana ara klss.
sseel as into any other school, this
s0fbhnnage sS sis & b J: :ssss.s =.
"a 7l.s.@ S.ssssIsS - los. rgSSS
I'VE I'D cor ages of q $50 te tIlsss6lS
ItetZe. III srsi being at prescn fifteen.
,stls. cot ssps. The aining Is s1isef-
aty. kcehnfeSi dom nc and mo
sclll da receSPea lE d 81. aiS years 6f
and IS sodii IS H Cd g at cIieA
nsl into Eclluri ih ieh they
stllstte for Soufte 6 : q Sing
lloat 20 of SttslsEe
lssas u @ IN the ~ an tca4
.teeaFtllents tho fgafnIn ciHsles
fsTsIIs ms, carpe entering, farm
20 e; SntlpdEy and
ssEp sIsllss Siss sllsEe NEsl
800 pupils feaufr % coo "a
~ thSJ goe lese 81 (6 d s, sif
eIi ,llsiss n p:eyl dess s.ssT
Il ll0 eaaIsd yofi7z De pllie have n
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. 4 s. II AAfll Esl.Ets as
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|


ICED. show that while the major les
Egues have escaped fairly well, the I'm
ternat atfoHai ifLeago3sahd American; IIea4
que have been there ughTy comhed by
the Invaders. fRspoFts0fFom tine Fed
eral training camps witch wiii be
well under way In the, next ten days,
will all sbe waGched with interest.
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[Phehsrl CguIn

III .
lep6fts f0 6vlfs. ~ 4Fss . tfss5
sesA frRel Of Pitcher Nick CuIionh And
hoFtstop Dobafd the Mobile baseball
team Sia aftHd work today With fdSiFfs ssS
men, afanaEefn Briscoe ford expaSts
tStee three HtssIpg members, CatefieF
chail les . sehnidt I: outfieidaf 8 iiiSniie 8
fSiafk and Ih6eldsr Al O'tJeIf.s " ifhifi
kttIlte, Tor them to get into practice for
d tlte, eHhibtt tioa games with Detroit SAT-
q tdJtty and Sunday. ~ Z
Repsg TO Match
Is fJ6llls ana Shtisiits : ;5t .!st.s sl,ys
81 fShoter Jim S6firoth OF san Fran
fcisrib who is spending a little time
i IN lle East hoped5t9 be ablesto. match
II fSnnboat Smith and. Jack JohBson Tor
Ias1ght next September at Juana, mex
q tep, short distance from San Diego,
4 Ephfoth must figure that, Snitii
Viii saefeat Sam Lam gf0Id IL they meet
2 "a London In couple of months.
tstft9H IS being begiege ed By ell the
%hapess for Sbouts and it as now
I thqpght that, after he had defended
3 lheSjleRyyweight championship for q
y or q fghtR Sye will ,hayely received
AallBhi Il beat atfngs Ito want to- give the
belt TO the next man that challenges
Shtin, free Of charge NJ ,,4.;!5ssc =,
u TIE maRly arts OF boxing Will be.
INDUCED In not d little this year 2f,s
sallS the large cities are staging fights
) and aprGlpo tiers bf the ;c,iampiail -eiass
/ lI9haye their hand ;;fIlI accepting and,
saEEahgsng for bouts. Atlanta has taxi,
: en- on the boxing arena -as-did the sons
ssof,s Greece take, ltosi the arena of the.
lGlaaiators. But Atlanta will take to
thing If given a chance -
Hans Ragnerat 81 s,+. ,s,s,.25,. !. !; 4
IEhiRe ct DaWson ypfIags..i,..s.:s.sl.. /.
f f!SsEss {: = Wagner is peHeelly at home;
leyitH liIe people or Dawscn Springs, his
7.F1y-e tf'1.Sse t,gs1Is W EIIE1uy ryrSIIlI,s
with the older people and then spend
sifonf.a lining as Though he had lfV-
co fali his life In that neighborhood. 4
He Spends several hours each day in,
Seinfhhng around over! the tfeids and
B eping yanrs with natives He ap-
Spesrsl 10 like the si6iplicity and honest
J seht thusiasm and hosp lity sfio own by
ssiteE3 good old cti1ntFy iSI Is. Hans
sShunB the 2SSell dressed mob hat nd iigse
around the h6tslsss pFTefeffing the SIM
! pla folks, ef the fields who know moths
Ing about the Feiarals and what they
ItiaHe sdohe 10 the other aAsociat tions. :
sySEhat 3d. sGbere. tl ;.s 4.
20 : 5,y.; ~ s &
8 n. this! talk yof tho. Federal League
TIARA goes Iokins i;totya I'd st ne fisgiRni iBE
IoiSS there neslIsan nc Z and a world ser los
nlaitss Swnlsa llatit,-
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Dame! Runior Is stIu.

sAsEsyl Sltfh y0lFneFSlip, !.
Dame R.tFqor is still busy with the
ownership Of the Chicago Clubs and
the latest REPORTS are to'the, effects that
the Windy City players may come iis
llonaise; swh h6se name has been prom
,fhetly connected with the Tammaiiy
egrafE Investigations recently. The
poor Cubs seem, TO have a hard time
in finding a new, owner. 'Twonlti GER
tafnly be a5wfft If they would fail to
'9ogafe Something neat in tile ~ az. Of
a president before 1t comes fiine TO
the flrst ,fine on poor old fIeiz
ME Zimmermana Brother Charley
:Teft5 at last accounts claims a ma.
.1ority of THE stock in the Chicago
clab. Ssf go, So: S''1s;s ''
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!. s.AShRt ia. Rre 20 ..e'
Is. - esals ri ,Yi

i =. NJ ,thls talk sof the: Federal League
Skdana geks 1lsi1E s;;toNfrd sths winning
IoI dthaSs hesilsasSt and a world ssserie ies
siEslSt sssell, Ilaitss & wnl. Ter iiatS
8 ~ at tiit md DF nj
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