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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21
Gou. HAYS Message to the
FoHieth General ASSEMBLE

| improved. Under existing laws II Ia
almost Impossible to secure a fair and
| Just valuation OF all the property in
| the state, 1t is much easier to reach
! those who are less able to pay taxes
! than IL Is those who have been moro
| fortunate In accommodating this worlds
| treasures. 1t / unfortunate that
| those who are most able to bear the
| burdens OF taxation are less willing to
| do SO. and as n result OF same we stilf
have the tax dodEsr 1t is true that
valuations have greatly increased bat
not to "A sufficient degree to meet the
| demands necessary in raising revenue
| sufficient for the running OF the state
| government without Increasing the
| rate or taxation
call your attention to this mat
ter for your most serious considera-
/ tton. When We realize that according
! To the federal census the property OF
| the state Is valued at approximately
one billion aud a half dollars. with an
| n assessed valuation or approxlmately
! four hundred and nfty million dollars
| We can readily see that there Is some
! thing wrong The rate OF taxatfon
that is being paid ut this time is as
/
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The Bishop text book bin provides
for the establishment OF state print,
ing plant for the printing of text books
to be furnished free to pupils. nam
ing the governor. secretary OF state
and attorney general as the Board
There is also a purchasing board -
consist of O r. Groaves of the Ash.
down News. W w. Turner Of the Glen
wood Press. W. w Folsom Of tho
Hope Gazette, J L. Wadley of the
Texarkanian. and {. n Briggs OF Lit
tie Rock
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

County Superintendent n. A. Crock.
EFT was notified by Dr. J L. Bond
state superintendent OF rural schools
that the Garland county rural schools
had again been awarded the loving
cup. awarded In competition With the
rural schools Of all other counties hav.
ing county superintondents This is
the second consecutive year that Gar.
land county has Won this honor
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Mr.. Johnson OF Sebastian proposes
in bill introduced by him to save tho
state 100000 annually by abolishing
special elections. He would have al!
vacancies nlled by appointment OF tho
governor.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

A neichborhood feud originating
over the moving of schoolhouse is
believed to have cost the lives OF two
sons and daughter OF Frank Wolf
Who persisted when their home, eight
miles northeast OF Rector was burned
OHcers. Who are investigating. say
there Is no doubt that the house was
deliberately set on fire and that the
miscreant or misereants knew that
Mr. and Mrs Wolf were away from
home.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

AS a part OF the farmers week pro
gram conducted at Fayetteville in the
University Of Arkansas the Pig and
Poultry Club. organized in Sebastian
county by Il. n. Hopkins OF Fort
Smith. was made a state organization
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The First National Bank or Tucker.
man has announced that its affairs
Will be ltquidatcd and the bank Will
be cl-sod. This action Is taken. 1t Is
said on account OF the bank being
unable 10 loan It's money on good notes
In sufficient amounts 20 pay profit
on the capital stock The depositors
and the stockholders Will be paid in
full. the bank remaining open until
all bills and deposits are paid
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Several hundred fet OF film contain
ing pictures OF important places and
events at the university at Fayetteville
towns. The object is to give TO high
school students an accurate picture Of
student life at the university
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The first number OF The Kenaett
Echo, a weekly, viii appear Thursday.
January p. The paper viii be edited
and published by J =. Hosmer who
for four years edited and published
The TurreH Citizen OF TurreH, Ark.
and for the past three months has
edited and published The ljoxie En-
terprise kensett has been without n
paper since tho suspension OF the Key
note about year ago
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The main building and dry E'lns or
the Alfrey Heading Company, which
have been vacant for several clonths.
were destroyed by FIRE The flames
originated, IT is thought, as a result or
tramps sleeping in the building The
loss amounted 10 several thousand dol,
lars. and is n complete loss. here
being no insurance carried
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Within two hours after the case was
called jury VAS secured TO try James
Standard former Hartford constable.
and Bee Trout, also Of Hartford. charC-
berry and John Baskins, the guards.
Who are alleged to have been shot ~
death and their bodies burned during
riotug nj the Bachepenman coal syn.
dicate's plants at Prairie Greek July
l.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

A carload OF apples. grown near
Rogers by W r. Cady. were shipped
to Cuba The car contained 100 bar.
rels and were OF the Ben Davis va.
riety They were shipped from here
TO New Orleans and from that poin,
viii be exported to Cuba
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Mr. Josephs OF Miller is the author
of a bill to authorize county qaorum
courts TO erect county hospitals or san
itoriums DIR. Bishop OF Little River
asked that his county be exempted.
Or Bishop is author of a bin to pro
vide for a state orphans home
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Representative Buchanan is the
author of a bill to reduce the legal
rate of interest in Arkansas from -
to per cent
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The cotton market at Mountain
View has opened UP. and local mer.
chants are buying many bales now
each DAY At the start OF the cotton
season the local buyers refused 10
bid on the staple, except to debtors,
and not moro than 20 bales were pur-
chased between December / At the
rate farmers are now selling their cot
ton In this section 1t is not probable
that spring Will find many bales IN
the hands Of farmers in this county
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Tho Citizens Bank OF Layaca was
robbed by two burglars They dyna.
mitcd the safe and escaped With ST.
zoe in cash Inc robbers fed on
horses which they had left on the out.
skirts OF the village Three explosions
were required before the safe wa.
opened, and 1t was blown To pieces
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21
AN ARKANSAS EPITOME.

The proposed highway from Scot
land. Van Buren, County. 10 Leslie
seems to be an assured fact Secre-
tary OF the Van Buren, County Good
Roads club. visited Leslie and says
that + W Reed district forest super
visor at Washington City. has written
him that he had requested Francis
kieter, supervisor OF the Ozark natur
al forest. located 1T Harrison, to give
him the necessary data on the road,
which has been given. and no doubt
construction Will begin soon.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The University appropriation bill In
the Senate carries a total of s30S.-
205.97 The State Normal bill carries
81. 500
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Both the house and the Senate
defeated a resolution inviting former
Governor Patterson Of Tennessee 10 de-
liver an address before the Joint As
sembly Monday Mr. Josephs of Mil
Ter objected to the house giving UP its
time to listening to Il paid lecturer
on Prohibition, declaring that when
the time came, zach man would vote as
his conscience dictates The nouse
adopted a resolution inviting him to
speak Monday night The resolution
was defeated in the Senate on a tie
vpta
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Mr.. Ruble OF Newton. one II the
two Republican members. has brought
up the biennial issue of consolidation
of election He has introduced gill
TO hold state elections AT the same
time as federal elections in November.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

All parties who subscribed toward
the erection and maintenance OF tho
Agricultural High School NJ Prescott
VIII be compelled To pay their sub
scriptions, Is the gist OF the decision
OF acting circuit Judge John II. Craw-
ford In court IN the case OF Special
School District Va y Stone
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

For the first time in its history the
house has a Budget Committee to
which all appropriation bills are re-
ferred, consisting OF Messrs Dowdy.
Burrow. HUMPHREYS. Vollier, Findley.
Swepston and Jeter.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

James r. Higgins OF Conway was
elected assistant chief clerk OF the
house. a position he held in 1913 He
had been chief clerk at several pre-
vious sessions.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The first bill signed by the governor
was one appropriating $4,000 out %
the Feed and Fertilizer fund to pay
expenses OF the Legislature.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

\ large portion OF the block on IN.
south side OF East Washington stree,
Arrenta. between Pine and Vine
streets was destroyed by fire entailinc
. loss OF $4,000
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Mr. Reid OF Lincoln has introduced
a bill for state steam boiler In.
spector.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

The Pension bill. among the first of
the general bills to be passed, carries
an appropriation OF S1.325,0O0
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

John 7. Stafford has retired "a ed,-
tor and publisher OF the Springdale
News and has been succeeded by his
son Guy C. Stafford
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-01-21

Mr.. Steed OF Nevada has a bill TO
require all able-bodted men under As
years OF age to work the roads six
days in the year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
ROCKS NAMED ron
WElsH-sAYIoR BOUT
By Ripley.

Eiily Rocks. who refereed the
labor temple boxing card n the
srpory last night and vho viii
undoubtedly do most OF the ON.
Gazing In Detroit bouts II this
city IN 10 have such an athletic
treat. Is one OF the choices a.
referee for the welsh-sayior bout
at Indianapolis.
Ed Smith. OF Chicago. II the
other choice. and Il o. probable
that ne and Rocks viii follow
their. old stunt when they have
beua sp1aced In similar positions
previously Hitherto they have
tossed coin. the winner ofYiciat.
Ing during the early rounds and
: the loser taking the mai periods.
The Indianapolis bout, which win
be staged May -. the night be-
fore the speedway races, 10 st-
tracing q great Deal OF attention
because OF a disputed aght at
Winnipeg z year ago befveea
Welsh and sayior. sayior claims
a knockout over the champion.
and Welsh claimed foul and
got away with H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
SPORT CHATTER

John smithsos. o. the Tiger star.
viii pitch for the .. q q against To-
iedo Ai-stars next sunday.
Eddie Ainsmith, Who got a Today
sentssee for sspa&sstinG q notormsn
NJ Washington. has been given sns-
psn1ed sentence-
Bob Burman won the 3oo-miie road
race ~ OKLAHOMA City yesterday.
Tom NcNsmsra win pitch for the
universfty OF Michigan when the
wolverines play Case today.
Fred Merkie. -oisst hrst basemsn,
die1ocnted A. elbow yesterday and
VIII be out Tor while.
Jim Thorpe, the Olympic champion,
who wns signed ~ the Giants after
ists. has been fArme1 TO Jersey City.
nstA the Brovns and battle Creek
are dfspufing the rights % Koob. a
kaSsmesoo sorrsAi hurier both want.
The NATION ssaks. worth 5000. has
vin : 49, sssss 5 xsssst -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
IF Cobb Can't Hit There's
Others Who viii Not Fail

the Browns. The game went to De
troit, TO 2, and the series In also
Detroit's. by q three to one count.
Earl Hamilton took the mound for
o.. Louis IN his FIRST sfart since be
was injured last fan. He had moth
ing bot . low, slow ball. and after
Jesn.Ess hsd seen hiz, boys swing
wildly st n Tor -four innings. he told
them what to 90. and they aid II.
The last four innings we're success
sion OF pecking At the offerings OF
Hamilton and weilman. who came TO
the rescue n the eighth. and there
was scoring IN each Of these rounds.
Tie only really regrettaois thing
Of the contest was Frankie Fuller's
failure to keep track OF the outs. He
vss doubled once when he ran on
Cobb's ny 70 the outheid, when he
shcu5d have stuck 20 FIRST, instead OF
trying 10 score on q possible error.
But Frankie has promised never TO
% u ssais
81. Louis scored on Bolsnd in the
fcurth. when with two on and an.
other duo out. Baker failed 10 get
shottoa's foul and the outnelder sin.
gled ON the next ban pitched. The
team went 20 Chicago last night.
Isgving Young. smithson and Led.
better behind Young win rejoin the
team st 81. Louis Monday. The Tig
en- wnI be bach. sunday. May y
when washington plays lone game
here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
Feds Swear They'll Re
taliate by Raid on
O. B. Stars

NEW York. Aprn sesJust when
the dove OF peace was about to nut
ter around = little then gently close
tn wings and sestle down peacefully
over the basehsn situation-comes .
terrific explosion that splits the
forces of organized baseball and the
Federal league farther apart than
they ever were The jumping OF
Benny Kaun. the Federals star bats
man. to the Giants IL expected to
precipitate the hottest clash yet
wased between the two baseball fac
tons.
Robert B. Ward. president Of the
Brooklyn Federals. TO which kaun
belonged. stated today that he would
mt to tho last ditch 10 keep kaun
from playing with McGravs crew.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30

A beautiful thing about the 1915
Tigers IL that when Cobb cant HIT
there 10 usually somebody else on
the team that can. YESTERDAY Tyrus
had TO be satisfied vfth vsIhs. but
Crawford got Q btns1s and kavsn-
agh. veach and WITT eech tore Oh q
couple OF svsts. Two-bsggers for
veach and Kayanssh. and triples
for Crawford and Baker. were among
the features OF the contest. To the
ron OF clouting heroes must be added
Push. who kicked N With Q smash
ing single In the hffh inning that
scored two Bengals and tied the
score.
This paragraph on hitting. toseth-
.er with the excsIlsat tviriins Of
Bernard Boland, tells The story Of
the fourth game Of the series with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
What May Happen
In Standings Today

EAST LANSING. Mich, April 90
After 1915 the Asgie football trim
inG camp a. Pine Lake. where Coach
Nachlfn has been won't 70 wsasi the
summsrs softness on his men. viii
IN al likelihood be abapdoned "A
rsls rsqusrisg that ~. a. c. teams
90 their preseason training st the
college 10 one Of the features Of the
new constitution Cor The athletic
hoard OF control. which was adopted
by the East Lansing faculty this
week. The training st the paIstial
Downey camp At Pine Lake this fall
win therefore probably be the last,
becsuss ths threeyear rule ana oti'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
DETROITER TO
COACH GRAND
RAPIDS CREW

GRAND RAPfDS. Mich. April 30.
The Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe
club crews are now al set TO get
down 70 the business o. training TOR
defending the national title won st
Philadelphia last year.
c. q. LANG. Of Detroit, one OF the
best known scuIlers In the country,
has signed a contract 20 coach the
boat club osrsmcn. and promises
that he win give them everything
ne has to get them In shape for re-
tanning the title.
LANG held the Pacific coast scuil.
ing chsmpionship for four years.
and previous TO that he won the
Canadian title at Montreal. In ad-
dftion 70 his ability In a shell. he
a. . boxer and wrestler Of more
than ordinary merit.
Such well-known oarsmen a. Joe
wright OF the Argonaut club. To-
ronto: Charles Stephenson. late Of
the Harvard university. now at San
francisco. and Bob Johnsoh. OF
vancouver. who competed for the
professional championship OF the
world. have sent In their recommsns,
dations. 49,.
IAing proposes TO turn out two
eights and keep them plugging the.
entire season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
EVEN THE BUSHES
PROTEST BAKER

PHILADELPHIA. April 10
Frank Baker has stirred up more
trouble In the baseball world.
While the semi-pro team with which
he has signed IL not affiiiated with
organized baseball, II does beOng
to the Philadelphia Suburban
league. which operates under the
Interstate Association % BassbaIi
Clubs. The rules OF this orEznixa-
ton do not permit contract jumping
OF any kind. and Baker II branded
as contract jumper. The Upland
club, which Baker joined. says II
WIN leave the league before II win
dispense with the Home run"
youth. and that n what n likely 20
happen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
Pay Trotters By Heat Instead Of By
Race, Suggest Memphis Trainers

number OF Memphis horsemen Including back
prppoea OF that
horses by the
floyd J. O. Certify william
tosemen who also favor the change The system explained
- Mako All fast glasses In
4E Al other CLASSES In ending An dvs heats
Divide Of
Divide hrstt horss
/f# "a 81 PU2sE 4 r WITH MEAT.
n [.< - = heats trotted 4
HoSsss neat 80 sea 80 p cent ssse nsst
~ u b.
X|t A S<cons n az vine
4 Third
:.s, s ss:: S: ss e 'a. $500 each h...
Thir6 tns
n a
en provided for IN the books Of the Anscan
the cosnbtnn1oa plAn IA VALLEY
unfhfnc<ory 20
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
A9gie Cridders to Abandon Fall
Camp of Pine Lake After This Year

81 stipuiations set forth IN Tie nsw
cossasution viii become effective On
Jan. I. 1915.
.swhether the barring OF freshmen
VIII mwch Cripple Asgie athletics -
aeqsestion which % causing much
debate st MA. c., but Il seems unl
iskely that teams win suffer much
before the fall Of 1915. for there sSs
enough veterans IN school u the
present time 10 keep The nthting
strength OF the Farmers up to the
present standard for Il least . yssP
end q half BY that time nett Sc.
sor's freshmen vii Be eligible TO an
NC vschgdst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
Storm Clouds Gather as Giants Sign kauff
But McGraw Says Player Was Free Agent
q TO : Z. jones SAwLED
WILLARD OUT ron vHis.

Los ANGELES Cal. April
3e.--Jess wizard. new hsayy-
weight champion q the word.
has decided that his wtse snA
family are 10 Keep out Of the
spotlight and continus the quiet
life An Hollywood
willard In great b~haste ~
wire. ordered Attorney schotz Of
Earl Rogers star To prevent the
showing Of motion pictures of
Mrs. willard and the babies.
taken by m enterprising Les An
geies movie operator.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
Ben viii Stick to Bench
Until Nat. League
Meets

National leagues" said Ward I'VE
VIII not Do this n the Giants keep
KauH.-
Manager McGraw, OF the Giants.
said he Is satisfied he had q legal
right TO sign KauR. He declared the
Brooklyn club did not have him IN
der contract but vas trying 10 hold
him under . threeyear contract he
had with the Indianapolis rcderals.
As the Indianapolis club Is out OF
existenee. McGraw declared, Kauf
was . frse agent.
Secretary Heydser. OF the National
league. has wired McGraw's request
thst Kauff be refnssased In organized
baseball 70 each member OF the ma
tionaI commission. A ruling Is ex-
pecsed soon. Until that time Kauf
win remain on the Giant bench.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
lands IN
PEACE PACT
Judge Said to Be in on
Attempt to Draw %
Up Treaty

PHILADELPHIA. April so.--Sub.
sanitation FOR the rumors that the
baseball war would be at an end
shortly has been obtained from one
or the big men In baseball here. He
Virtually admitted that the man
who h bringing about the settle
ment was Judge Kennesaw Noun
tain lands. before whom the Fed
eral leagues suit TO dissolve the
National Commission and organized
baseball % trust was tried. go
When the Federal league nrst
brougft the suit n was hoped BY
followers Of organised ball that
Judge lands would decide that he
had no Jurisdiction 10 try the case
under the Sherman antitrust law.
But a the weeks rolled by with no
decision. n became apparent that
Judge Landis realized he had q
serious problem on his hands. and
evidently believed that the case
was within his Jurisdiction. Sew
erai times when taking evidence
Judge lands asked the attorneys
OF both sides n they were sure
they knew what end the suit might
lead 10.
On Jan. %. In questioning Attor-
ney Gates. Of the Federal league.
Judge Landis said do you real
isc that q decision In this case may
tear down the very foundations Of
this game so loved by thousSns>
and DO yea sealise that the decisiox
misft also seriously AFFECT both pr.
tiesy~
Several similar remarks were
made during the trial by Judge
LAndiA. who 10 an ardent baseball
fan and daily spectator at the
games in Chicago. II is believed
that Jsdse Landis realized that h
would 10 better for both sides 70
reach IN agreement. and with his
advice. reorganise and reconstruct
the National agreement 80 that q
like situation would never again
present itself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30
SAVIOR
]. :. I IN DRAW
yelling Rallies and
Gets Even Break at
Lid-Raiser
mlIbvrn say,sr.Jes .wssulns-
Draw.
oeurie MeNslIi-psui psdsr-
soo-shaes for MeNsIlI.
Joe ssrsns-eam kraust--ee
rsns' bout.
While Nslsor-oserss ksy-
Draw,

After supt OF Police Downsy hsd
chased, LAney uehtsnstsia. -msh:
ager Of Joe yelling and Jimmy csss
by. from the rinsside at the srmory.
yelling began to look Ike . rel
boxer last night. and he rallied suf.
ncicntiy TO earn q nice draw with
Milburn saylor. the indianapolis
slugger OF ball-bearing Joint fame.
Bonnie McNeIil outboxed Putl Pc
derson: John Screens, OF M Glen
ems. easily outpointed Sam Krause.
OF Detroit. and In the curtain raisef
while Nelson and George Keys. both
OF Detroit. foundered through four
rounds TO a draw.
More than 1000 lovers Of the hs-
tic art attended the labor temple
fund boxing exhibition ~ the ar.
mory hast night. and seemed TO huge
" enjoy the evening. Tho suthori.
ties ware out In, force 20 look over
proceedings. for while the affair
Was not Intended az an attempt "a
pry ssfr the lid permanently. the pas.
sage OF fhe boxing blll made the ar
mory card really iid-raiser. Moth
ting happened to queer the game.
Everything was conducted In an Or
derly manner. the boxing was clean.
there was no staliins. and evsrybody
was satisfied.
The preiiminaries we're Conducted
according to tradition. The nghtsrs
4 tired themselves out By their own
exersions and the fans say much 70
amuse them. Paul Pedcrpoa and
Bennie Mcneil worked hard. but
put up a scrap that .wns. mose fsa-
turelcss than wss expected of them.
| II was q draw until the eishth pc
ricd. when McNeiii forged 10 the
lead 10 q fact sSap9 ~ =
sayior. and weifing fought fsst
and rrrious. sBsth. ere GOD beys.
and showed Il last night. sayicr ~
his attack, and yelling by his ex'
ceedingiy clever defense since Sey.
Tor himself does not know whore ~
Wild swings are going. other fciha
can hardly be expected to. bat WI.
ling did. and gave a remarkable 90
hibition OF blocking. He forced tho
nsht In every round. too. aid eave
Sayior q busy evening
Early In the tight there we're
charges OF fouling. anu Referes
Rocks had to continually warn both
boxers about violation OF the rules.
They we're supposed 10 be nthtsng
clean breaks. hut both wanted 20
mix 4 in the clinches. Wsilins
seemed to be acting undsr ordsrs
frora Liehtenstein. who was nnally
chased. much az m umpire ehasss
a too exuberant coacher fr0n The
bench. Then weliine changel IN
tactics and worked much moro eRec-
lively. The last round was dandy.
/ . a