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New Britain herald., 1915-08-11
OR NOT TO FIGHT.

fires. He is a reservist ae armies on the battle rope and has been called [ for his native land, he father of a family born n America. If he goes { he will probably never his little ones again. If here the government Of 1ill. impose upon him a fifteen years in prison. this dilemma, this man " what to do.
 placed in the same posi- relinquishing any of our P land that save us birth, m up the situation in this accordingly. We would ne time ago we shook the dust of our native did we do it? Because bro not conducive to an:' in life and we felt there
 opportunities in the ica, where men grow big, g rules, and where every equal chance.
 disappointed in this new hd of our choice? Well, was only temporary dis
 and the gate was al If we did not like the Id have gone right back b soil. But we did mot back. Conditions were better here and we re- ther, we saved a few odd
 a nice little home for family, and are just on Id to prosperity, a pros- known to the proletariat Gative land. For three Ee been enjoying this Now comes word that nd has gone to war with Il reservists of the army He'd home. We are sup reservfsts. Shall we go:. p9 That is the question. n, yes. It Is a patrlotlc lder a gun and fight for
 gave us birth. On sec however, what about the we raised? Surely those would not want to be the great world, merely
 selfish king decreed Eher should go to war a country which he has me? No, that would be e we over here, on a va hl1ed back, things would
 But We have forsaken bur birth and have taken in a new land. We are,
 longer reservists. We and made a niche for rc, have accumulated |ated our children. And II this a King says we Hck from the land of our
 fight for a country we h. Shall we go?
 pswer is. No!. We shall will remain where we here is 10 strife or dis every man is living in h his brother, where lance for all. And no Is consul in this country, ay. There is no law un- King in any foreign bring Us back and make cen years in prison be- cd to fight for a land in ave lost all material in esr4 a-foI4 r
 g answered in that WAY, out and swear allegiance of our adoption. Swear highest rank of citizenry everything, life itself: ii the land that threw over 5 the cloak of protection Answered in that fashio1 st aside all worries anu ep of the just for, al buld go to our dOWnJ
 that no King on eartt yer us, that We were :ts potentate who ever as. bivine Right of Kings Er how powerful he is, the bt live who can harm ofls head of a true American erica stands for all that e and true in the world
 great place to live a1 moment when other na- one crazy with the lust -n l1qrH -fo opa of tbo
New Britain herald., 1915-08-11
Sale Manufacturers
 Samples Summer Knit Underwear

For Men, Women and Children. Separate Garments and Union Suits. Now on sale tOc, 12 1-2c 17c 25c and A9c. Values up to s1.00.
 GUIMPES AND vESTEES. Special Values at 49c and gSc each.
 Values to S1.50.
 Made long sleeves and sleeveless, of back, white and ecru faces and nets.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-11

Just about now there is a race on between those who are out striking for jobs and those who are striking because they have them.-Berkshire Eagle.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-11

; Great difficulty is being experienced
 by the Grand Trunk Railway in find
 ing names for 135 new stations be-
 tween Toronto and Winnipeg. It should apply to the genius who names the Pullman .cars.-Philadelphia Led ger.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-11

Russia's wheat crop is reported to be thirty per cent. larger than last year, but with the German submarines busy in the North Sea and no outlet as yet through the Dardanelles the American wheat grower has no occa- sion to worry on this score.-Spring- field Union.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09
DEATH OF CAPT. MCCALL

Captain McCaull was the Re
publican nominee for Governor
at the time Col Charles L.
O'Ferrall was elected to that
position. He had the unsual
distinction OF having been elect
"a clerk of the courts under the
old dual regime III two counties.
He was collector of internal
revenue TOR the Sixth Virginia
district, when that office was To-
Gated in Lynchburg, rrlinquish-
ing tic office IL 1898 to Hamll-
ton Sheppard.
During the Spanish American
war he wae made y captain III
thu qcartermaster's department
IN the United Slater army, and
for several years was in the
transport service III charge of
he transport Eglcrt. In tins
capacity he conveyed supplies
to he army in Cuba and Porto
Rico. Later he was engaged in
smaller work III the Philippines,
and still later in the Boxer
troubles in China. AT the end
of this service Captain McCau.l
was one of the captains Ill the
Spanish American service who
were entitled by all act Of Con-
gress to the title OF captain dur
ing the remainder Of their lives.
He became asst. postmaster III
Lynchburg III 1912, which posi-
tion he held up to the time IF
death, having been stricken
with paralysis while on duty
during the afternoon Of June
LIST
Captain McCaull twice re-
presented Pulaski county in the
General Assembly and he
served in the House OF Delegates
two terms in the capacity Of
clerk.
He was a member of Holy
Cross atholic church and i'll
addition to members of his
family pr viously mentioned is
survived by one brother, James
McCaull, of Oklahoma. One
brother who preceded him TO the
grave was Colonel John Nc
Caull, of New York, whose
fame as a theatrical impressario
was international.
Captain McCaull had made
hosts oe friends and but few
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09
Rural Retreat,

enemies. lie was q man of
optimistic temperament, always
looking OH the bright side of life
and with his kind, sunny dis
position kindling friendship
around him generally. A man
OF abstemious habits, yet ALWAYS
jovial, he was witty speaker,
a clean rae ,pteur and quick as a
fash at repartee, htnce he III
variabIy gave "a good account
Of HIMSELF on tire stump. His
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09
For Sale-Good SOW and six
pigs. Good stock.
Joe Staley.
Announcement.
To the Voters of Wythe County

To the Voters of Wythe County !:
| hereby announce myself all
independent candidate for re-
election to the office Of Commits
sioner of the Revenue for the
Western District of Wythe
County, at the coming Noyem
Der election. Having had three
years experience as Commits
sioner, | feel sure that I can
transact the business of the Of
fee in manner satisfactory to
the voters of the County.
| hereby solicit the support of
All voters irrespective Of party
affiliations. This April 18th,
1915. Respectfully,
+. l.. MUSSER.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09

we cared to. They have left a buoy
over the spot they're exploring. But
just now 1t floats quarter of q
mile to the east of the spot"
"Who were the men in the motor
boat that chased JONES'"
only Jones can tell you. Queer old
codger, eh?"
"A bit stubborn. He wants to handle
it without police assistance"
"And he's right. We are not aiming
to arrest anyone" sinisterly. There
can't be any draw to this game. Here.
no smoking. Too much gas afoat."
Norton put the cigarettes back into
his pocket. What's the real news?"
he demanded. you would not bring
me out here just to rebandage that
arm. 1t really did not need it. Come,
out with it."
"You're sharp"
"I'm paid to be sharp"
"I've found where the Black Hun
dred holds its sessions"
by George, that's news!"
"The room above is vacant. A little
hole in the ceiling, and who knows
what might happen?"
What do you want me to do?"
"Tell Jones. When the next meet
ing come around I'll advise you. I've
stumbled upon a dissatisfied member.
So, buck up, as they say. We've got
two ends of the net down, and with
little care we'll have them all. Now
let me have hundred"
Norton drew out a packet of bills
and counted off five twenties.
"Why don't you draw the cash your
self"
ut happens to be in your name,
son."
! Il forgot" said Norton "But what
a chance for me! Nearly five thou.
sand, all mine for ticket to Algiers!'
A grunt was the only reply.
Il want you to tell me about the
Perigoff woman"
Il know only one thing-that Braine
is there every night"
mol"
"The orders are for you to play the
game just as you are playing it. Wher
we strike, it must be the last blow
All this hide-and-seek business ma,
look foolish to you. It's like that Jap
anese game called TO- 1t looks sim
pie. but chess Is q tyros game be
side it. Can you find your way bach
! all right?"
Il can"
We'll, you'd better be going. That's
all the light / have, In this torch here
Got lot to do tomorrow and need
sleep"
Norton stole away with great eau
ton. His first intention was to pro
coed straight to the city, but de
spite his resolution he found himself
| within quarter of an hour gazing
up at the windows of the Hargreave
house. Not at home!"
Quite unconscious of the fact, he
/ was as close to death as any mortal
man might care to be. The police
man suddenly looming up under the
arc lamp proved to be his savior.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09

manners were courtly and
p llshed and it was very seldom
that ever lie was heard to
crlticise much less to say any
thing harsh Of those with whom
he had dealings. Now that he
has gone, there are many who
will sincerely regret to hear of
Ills death and who will treasure
memories Of his many pleasing
traits Of character.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09
Your Cough Can Be Cured.

Using care to avoid draughts. exposure
sudden changes, and taking treat
mept Of Or. Kings New discovery, will
positively relieve. and in time will
surely nd you, of your Cough. The
first dose soothes the irritation, checks
time. DR.. Kings New Discovery has
been used successfully for as years end
is guaranteed to cure YOU Money
back if it fails Get bottle from ) your
Druggist, it costs only little and will
help you SO much
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09

Mrs. w. S. Lindsey, Mr. G
e. DAVIS, Mrs. j. T. Fulcher,
Mrs. G. r. Smith AID MISS
Charlotte Kelley lnotored To
Lynchburg Sunday The latter
two went to their homos in
Lynchburg TUESDAY while the
others returned hero Thursday.
Misses Ruth Buck and Lois
Deaton will leave today tor
Willis, Va, to spend d week
with Miss Bess Willis, after
which Miss Deaton will return
tc her home III Moth Caralina,
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09
Constipation cuuses Mo t lis.

feet of bowels causes sorption Of
poisons, tends to produce fevers, upsets
digestion, r'ou belcb gas, feel stuffy,
irritable, almost cranky. 1t Isn't you
its your condition. Eliminate this
poisonous waste by taking one or two
DIR. Kings New Life Pills to night.
Enjoy full free bowel movement in
the moruing-you feel so greatful.
Get an original bottle, containing 36
pills, from your Druggist to day for 25c
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09
NO 1OOS1.
Report Of the condltlOnOf Of the
First National Bank

al Rural Retreat, in the Stale OF VirA.tn-
ia, at the close Of business, Jone %,
1915.
RESOURCES
Loaas and Discounts (notes hold in bank
.......... lsO,SSD As
OyerdraiSs~Npse ,....... ............... SO
U Bond. dopoSired to secure
cifcalafi,,a(par value) -. ......2210l 90
Securities other than u. =. bonds mot including
stocks) owned unpeaged i5i10O
Total bonds, securities, cts 1,51e o.
subscription to stock of Fe ieral Reserve
bank .............. y. 1900 %
Less amount unpaid ......l,5OD 90
lJ0O 90
Banking House, ...... .......... $3.50 90
Furniture, and Fixtures a.. 2,9i5 n
........................... ....... $685. n
Due from Federal Reserve bank ..........30 73 ii
Due from approved agents in
other reserve cities.... ... -. 6,52t Al
Dne from banks and bankers other than
included in or 9....... ............. 6,1S5 OF
Checks on banks in same city or town as
reporting bank ...,... ................. 81 SO
Fractional currency, nickels and cents 81 90
Notes of other National Banks. l1o 90
Federal Reserve notes.. .......... ...... LOO
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK:
Total coin and certificates 1892 90
Legal Tender Notes ............... 1880 10
Redemption fund with U. s. rrcasurer(u
more than per cent on circulation LILO 90
Total ............... 2S 3ls SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock pad in 1000 90
Surplus fund 10000 Cd
Und viied profts,........ ........6,l3l 50
Reserved for unearned interest 3 900 90
................ ............ 9,l31 SO
Less current expenses, interest and taxes
paid.................. 2,iS6 90
..................".....""..... 66ii so
| Circulating notes ............ ...,..... 22O0o 90
Due to banks and bankers (other than
included in or g 5,166 S6
! Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject to check ae, -G3 SO
Certified checks ...... 3 %
Cashiers checks outstanding 70 80
9e,es7 81
Time deposits:
| Deposits subject to 80 or more days
notice, ...,........ ............ 1880 81
| Bills payable, including obligations
representing money borrowed 1s.ooo 90
Liabilities other than those stated above 300 81
Total. ............ - 49,. ,3l9 50
State of Virginia,
County of Wythe, So
|. l.. II. shu nate, Ca 'li,r of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
L. IL. SFJMATE. Cashier.
CoRREcr ATTEST
Geo. a, Lambert
J. s Etter DIRECTORS
VIC Delp
Subscribed and sworn to before me this srd
day of July, 1915,
N. j. Huddle. Notary Public.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-07-09

al Rural Retreat, in the Stale OF V,rA-in-
ia, at the close Of business, Jone 90,
1915.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
PIERCE OIL SALES
MEN HAVE BANQUET

Optimism was the keynote of every
address last night at the banquet Of
the salesmen Of eastern Oklahoma OF
the Pierce oil corporation. Several
Of the higher officers Of the corpora
ton were present and they shared
with the. salesmen the opinion that
business conditions in eastern Okla
bona have greatly improved during
the last two months
Those present were. A. NJ. Finley.
vice-p president: s. X. Wheeler. assist
ant general manager; +. s Horn.
manager Of the 'lubricdting. depart
ment. G. l. Ackert. manager Of Mis-
sCuri: II. c. Iinder. manager Of Okla
homa D. l. Gilland. assistant man.
aser Of oklahoma: Ed Gibson Of Mus
kcgee. . n. Graham Of Vinita- q.
Lakey CT Durant Paris Stringer Of
NcAlister. A. J. McHee. OF McAlister.
r. l. Green Of Bartlesville. f. H
Thomas Of Muskogee. ]. r.. Qualls OF
Shawnee. c. +. Holt Of Tulsa. r. W
McYay and c. II. Chalmers Of Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
College Games

50 rhi',l:!hiA- cornell 8. rs1Ho
SivariA9
Art Bristol Tery New Xork "a.
h1na's %. King college .
AZ S.slins'O: - VILLAINS :
Georgetown :
- DAfoTi. Ms s--''ris.rsi'y oS SIS.
sssrri 4 NissiszpY. college Z
- - shsille. Tenn ~ ard.T bilS mi.
ysrsi'y ., InITsrs's & Chattanooga :.
At Jackson. Nj --i.0uisdnG state
fnivcrsl'y :. 3.!.sa!s college IL "a.
ElnEsl.
~ s'hs,s. Ga.--f'p...ssity os Geor.
:. Mercer :.
~ I.~ngt0n, va-Washingtor sri
Lee .. Uniyersl,s & ".st I.Eginia /.
~ .irrirgha,. Ala B!rminshIn
southern associat.on l., kseWAtln
Osisb academy ;
=, Atlanta. "a --I'niSsrsty q A'a.
lama :. Georgia Tech I.
At WaNaha. HE Trinity university
:. Texas Ch.i.tian university o.
~ Aus'.r r--I'n.,srsi;y Of Texas 4.
Baylor university =.
- waco Baylor university 80 ,Tond
stamp 3, Meridian college :.
~ .-Wi,--sustin cOI!ege.So 1'hs
y estern university. rain.
At New Orleans Jefferson college
Z, Tulane Go innirgs).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
GIRL SAYS STORY
WAS FABRICATION

los ANGELES. SpriY s.-a confess
sion by Victoria Desparte that the
story she solG She grand Jury 'Uu
weeks ago was fabrication sugges-sd.
by a detective injected further com
pAcation today into the case Of Chas.
;, sebastian. chief of police, recently
indicted Tor alleged acts suhvsgsile
OF the morals oS . minor sirS. The
gran1 Su9y was hurriedly convened
This afternoon. Miss Desparte au1
her chum, Lucille livingston. and sere
erai orheS persons were examined 80
witnesses Later Miss pesparte was
held 20 await further session ot shc
.nquiSitoYS tomorrow. Thomas Lee
HoolWInes district attorney, subs..
quent!S issued a statement in which hc
said that while Miss Desparte charged
thai Sebastian. had taken her and ehe
ihEfngston girl 10 various resorts iu
a police automobile, was responsible
toS the grand jurys original inyestigse
zion. The police chief had been in
dlcSed on charges relative TO morals
of Miss Edith Serkin and would be
tried ON that charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
NEGRO FALLS ON
LAW AND ESCAPES
Officer Was Brave and With Gun in
Hand He started, But ThieG
Beat Him TO Ii.

After Nike Cherry Of the local poo
lice Sorce, gun in hand, had cornered
'Guny' Adams, negro, against q
locked door at the top of a flight OF
stairs on North Boston avenue yester-
day afternoon. the negro made one
wild leap for life. With q War-whUop
he landed astride CheTry's neck and
the two turn nbied down the steps. all
in a tangle, 20 the sidewalk The
negro got up and Got around the cor
ner before Cherry could collect him.
self enough 20 shoot.
Cherry had followed Adams from
uptown, where he had been told
Adams had stolen some jewelry from
The cash drawer Of a local shining
paIlOr lie followed him through
YAHtle Africa and back TO the stairvag
in Hhe 100 block on North Boston
Ahe negro was entrapped and "S0.k
ride on the law as a last resort
adams is the same negro who was
in custody in Tulsa several months
ago SOr almost fatally stabbing ar-
Other young negro shOeshinGr with t
knife ~ The conner OF Third and Man.
The officers are still in search -
"Cuny"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
KENDALL GETS NEW
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
is All-Round Man From
Nebraska L.: l. SUc-
cessfUl Coacho

Trancis a SChride - SrianSs
Ci'y has been selected by Henry Reno
G8LI Co.l.g" as athletic director SOY
Shs coming year. y vas today ano
nGunce6. schmidt s1li have charge
80 all athletics. eNceUS !Oo'ba.., which
S!i be handled b. COaoG sc B..aey.
SdsH seasons coach.
schmidt is Nebraska university
Tas. Ne has four Letters from his
alma mater, having played haf back
aHn sGS on he football team and also
held a berth on rhe basketball sge.
subsequent 20 his graduation with rhe
degree ot IL. y. he took a course in
Mo Chicago !. u. q. a. training
school - Lake Ssaeve. Fox She past
IL" yea!s he ha-. had charge O: ArkaHo
S.s cay high school athletics.
:isr. J." NoY tNo state CHAMPION
.fIps ~ football and three. elrls'
basket sall stat" titles one q which
Was 'he Kansas university intersehOl.
as-ic tournament. lie has also Rad
tr0 .si'.4p sG4,a teams.
$fmidr SG.l asst ScBirnsS n
'ul'1a.. cuac. rasstl. fraCk ana
baseball and have .'parge q al Syrn-
'8s.IW classes ~ shs addition &
INC physical dsec'or. Forest Rees
sho now has charge - the duties y.
'IT.s. ~ 'his sa'-SOrY. SllI have n oGs
III. . s''sn4 - lis scientific II!o
-
Tasgs e sog = school sr she ssa'e
Vu.C. "lil be better equipped with
athletics Than Will Kendall next year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
MORE TROUBLE IN
STRIKE EXPECTED
Railways Enjoined FROM
Preventing Electric LiMcs
Crossing Tracks.

SYRACUSE " q, April s--Wf.a
'he %e~ YoSg state railways eu3o.r.a
today % GOLre ogdes sEom prevent n.
she Auburn d Syracuse elecHric ING
from operating its cars over the glr-
meS's tracks in this city new and
moSe serious angle in the strike .'
the 3nalga mated Association OF Stree
* Electric Railway Employees agaiu%.
the United Empire railways .as
reached tonight.
N. J. sullivan, president % the Joe
cal division & the Amalgamat.a a~-
sociaSi0n, when SOl6 Of the injunction
tonight, said:
40 strike vote viii be taken be-.
fOee Monday. There Is no doubt as
20 The outcome & a vote. Tn. in-
junction means general tieup. Th-
men will quit here, in Rochester and
in Buffalo - the same houE - The
same day"
Efforts al mediation are le.n.
made. 40 CSder was reported iu the
Syracuse district today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
JOE RIVERS and
BURNS TO A DRAW
Carl Fleming Loses fo Ar
enson: Fleming Ducks
Too Much.

KANSAS CITY. AIG.' so" u. sGs
< - Angeles And tTaHkie Burns &
oakland. tI., IIshtW.ish's, g0.ShS
zen fa'' POUNDS - a .TaU h'fs tonight.
finishing T.th a bu's' os speed 'hAS
.s;' them -; hA' sXAlukte.
"a 'hs $50. yurys neavly YuS f.s
opponent Uu' "i'h 5igh' cross - we
Jaw. !u!ciGS Rivers - hang IN
'hroush the greater pay; of the FOUND
Rivers came '1c. strong 10 Mo Ss'h
and ~ IlsHinS tactics Won aD eIen
break
Ia stn seri-WirirD Ghar'." AYS-o
sli & kANsas 80! "on 'he isC SION
over carI Fleming %! Tulsa. Okla. q
ten pounds Fleming. apparently OUT
weighed. I4ckei and sIIes'slp'5 )
through -" !i:sH siEh' POUNDS '.s
flilsI - overcome Af'rsons Tad ~
sas' work "a Shs ninth and SeE;h.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
OLD CASE UP AGAIN
Adams Higgins Suis Involving Nz'rGe
City Property Reappears.

I'LL V II WNT-l
OKLAHOMA. CITY. April e The
supreme court has extended fhe time
until April fOE the fling - an answer
p Che petition for a rehcarAns IN fne
c3se & John 9. Adams Vs. Robert ".
Higgins involving title - property %
great value within 4he city limits. The
case has been ia thS courts Cox many
years The property az question No
clUGes q. quarter section - 1aHS
through which Main street passes IN
the western .,arr 0S The city and y"4o
Usd ~ several million dollars Adams
has been unsuccessful 80 SaT N esta6o
EShiYS his claim - Hhs properly,
though several decisions Eaye been
rendered IL court, However, ne has
noS Gnally been denied al Gscourse
Sn the state courts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11

BUT THEY TIRED


-1-rr-S 80 =" 5Ie-' -r s'5-s .
"a .-r-slr1 s,.-a.arr after '-- S1'r
pound -- "a -----l-l .a.- J-s o ~
. A--szs -.'y go JaeE l~s--T g
Seattle. Hsa g..e=.x MS. sar=A an eveu
-rt-E = the Grand -4-t l.srs. ao.11i.
.-z gu Refer. F.ll--s decision. TIE
..-t "s rs &. under ile auspices
= 'l- H e. T. -
l- va7 'Ls only ..,..n pr%.1.- %
after the $40 Ds r1Fs 70.
mixed q fast f.r .H.-ess..1- the pIurh
departed -.-m their blows B1.s
-;aEet lack q training.
Ic-iFr >tar- Good.
During the .rs- two rounds .r looked
l.-- o. Walk away fa- the Seattle boy.
-.t l The third Le.-re r-aced and
sailed ..ts '.-le- with reIl1. effect
u lasted g three rounds and then
the seventh was an even break The
eighth found Isas-.r sg0ggy. ~ was
the fastest session up - thas stage
" the battle Dtere AS looking
like winner. Then he slowed up
and ~ HeA' was = draw. They miXeB
j. EisL again ir 'he tenth. Ueyege
staggered Lester with wight IppeS
cut - 'he jlS and me Seattl. fighter
caught DCyers OS bis guard and sent
"a straight ielt 20 mis- face. which shook
him ~ his SeeH. obviously SGeS were
both tired
Thence o. 'he !4sH VIE hOuS Has one
continuous t.t-aud-:ssH sYaIs Se.SheS
c. ll1 .WastrS Is punch,
Lester VlS surerio: 20 D.Vegc iH
nIen sighting and .ng geneYalship.
while DeSer. eACell-I in in-nghSiNg
and CleNeguess. Ths Kansas cts boy
had many opportunities which he
passed up on dccODrt & poo! SaH1l!Gs :
from his eJrues,
The shOw opened w'h sG even
wrestling match between ia Lyons
and W n. N1!Iars. both C.e's: mas
artists This %as followed ~ = draw
between Knockout Niles and KID Fat
fast 60 . tx Wounds declared a
CTaW. a.tH .. Sybe Roach and r.
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