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from my foreign agent, Hilda has a
record OF capturing a French sapper
Just before the great struggle on the
Marne. 1t seems that tho sapper.
VINO was considerably more adven.
turous than his comrades, crept unde.
tected one dark night almost to the
most advanced German trench, but
ne failed to account for the dog
sentinels. This dog" and Gross again
patted Hilda's head. .'sprang at the
creeping figure and held the surprised
Frenchman by the throat whils the
Germans made him captive"
According to Gross, theSe>are now
about 5000 sheepdogs with the Ger
man armies. Each owner as he leaves
Tor active service brings his dog, In
most cases q sheepdog. with him and
the canine becomes part of the mill
tary system. They are divided into
squads and utilized for scout work
and under orders direct from the
commanding general.
Hilda Won Brerftzal evidently was
one Of the first OF the canine army
to see active service. She became 50
weak from field hardships that she
was shipped back to tie Fatherland
On her arrival back homo Gross'a
agent purchased and sent the dog to
this country.
The animal Is still weak and under.
weight from her terrible experience,
in the war zone. For this reason
Hilda Is probably'the most backward
of all the 1000 dogs on view at the
Garden.
Hilda Won Brentzal was born Ma,
II, 1913. by Prlnz Won I,ohihclm.
Liesel Won Brentzal. She came OF {
noble breed and has added fresh hon.
ors to the family name.
Last Friday Vernon Castle, who 1,
a noted fancier OF German sheep
dogs, purchased Hilda for what In be
iieved to be a record price.
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rvEN dogs Of war are exhibited
r. at the thlrty-ninth annual
Westminster Kennel Show ~
Madison Square Garden.
With a record Of two months OF se.-
vice with the Kaiser's Armies u"
Northern France and tho capture OF .
French sapper. Hilda Won Brentsa''
q German sheepdos. Is bare OF duo
ribbons, but yet has the most TO-
markable record Of any dog In the
show-an actual participation IN the
European war.
Hilda Won Bsentzal was mustered
out Of the German army for mucn
needed rest. An agent for Otto n
Gross, breeder for Thomas +. Ryan,
bought the war hero and shipped her
to this country by way OF norway
and Sweden. The dog was four weeks
IN the way and had to spend an ad-
ditional two weeks at Quarantine.
She was finally released yesterday
and was shipped to the Garden 70 DC
entered for exhibition purposes.
Mr.. Gross told to-day what an I'M
portant part sheepdogs perform IN
fhe German army and what dhda
activities amounted to. go.
.sThis dog" said Gross. with M
hand on Hilda's head" was with the
Kaiser's Army for two months IN
Northern France. She was In several
nshts, especially the Battle OF the
Name. In company with many other
sheepdogs Hilda was used for picket
duty. The rare intelligence OF sheep
doEs make them Invaluable for worn
| in advance Of armies.
German generals, also utilize the
breed extensively for courier service
but their chief ability is to watch ano
give the alarm when little pands ol
| opposing soldiers try TO creep UP u
the German trenches.
"AccordinR to a letter I received
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CAPT. LEWIS LOSES REP"
As THE BEST GOAL KEEPER,

Capt Lewis Of the Hockey Club
had big dent put In his reputation
as the best goal keeper In the ANA.
teur Hockey League last night when
the St Nicks gained . . to o victory
over the Hockey Club at tho st. Mich
olas Rink. and again took the lead In
the series. Lewis stopped many .
shot. but Carnochsn. the St. Nick
goal keeper. stopped more. and many
persons who saw the game are Of the
opinion that the 81. Nick player 10 Q
better cage guardian than Lewia
IL the Hockey Club players though,
they could win by stopping Hobey
Baker they had several other think
coming before the game was over
Baker was not able to score q goal
the Hockey Club defense sticking tc
the 81. Nick star from start to finish
Baker made his usual sensation
runs with the puck. but while the
Hockey Club was watching him thu
81. Nicks Gagged the rubber.
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W|LLARDMUSTDDX
IN HAVANA, SAYS
JACK Johnson
Promoter Curley Starts for
Cuba to Arrange for Trans
fer of Big Fight. =. ..

Ell PAsO. Tex, Feb. 25.-Jaeo1
Curley, promoter Of the johnson.
Willard fght. before his departure
to-day for Havana. was told that
Tom Flanagan. Jack Johnson's
former trainer, had given out q tele-
gram in which johnson was reportsd
as saying that the fight would be held
in Cuba. ...
II don't believe Johnson ever said
that" declared Curley. II am going
to Havana to see what's the matter.
that's all. There is absolutely moth.
ing definite yet. 1t is true II has
been suggested holding the nGht IN
Havana. but nothing can be settled
until see Johnson"
Tom Jones, Jess Willard's manager,
| said to-day:
II am not going to break camp or
leave Ell Paso until the affair n
settled. johnson will have to fight
Willard In Juarez or not at au.",
TORONTO, Feb. e5.-Tom FIan1
agan, who trained johnson for h11
fight with Jeffries, received Q cable
from the negro this morning In which
Johnson said that he has called on
his fight with willard in Juares and
that Willard would have to come Ia
Havana IL no wanted a chance to win
the title. The cable to Flanagan
reads as follows:
"Win fight Willard here. Fight
will draw rs much as Jeffries-J John-
son fight. There Is not chance for
me to go to Mexico" ~
HAVANA, Feb. 25.-Johnson gave
an exhibition last night. He went on
with one OF his sparring parthors
The house was crowded. JohaSou
appeared to be In good condition and
the crowd was enthused. over hil
work. rLE
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Austin Quits e
Feds; To Play
With BrOUns

ST. LOUIS. FEB. 25.-James Austin,
third baseman, who signed three
year contract wath the Pittsburgh
Federal League Club n few mouths
ago, to-day announced that he would
play with the st. Louis Americans
this year. sr
Austin, who played with the st.
Louis Americans last year. arrived
here to-day and said he would 80 With
the st. Louis team to the spring
training quarters at Houston. TEX,
next Saturday. He would nyt vay
whether any Inducements were Of
fered him to coIne back TO the Amer-
can League.
Austin said to-day that he was up-
der contract with the 81. louis
| Americans when he signed vim ltho
| Pittsburgh Federals, and that the
| latter team had no legal claim to his
services, This statement is t..ya-
rance with the report circulated
when Austin signed with PittA-
burgh. At that time 1t was under
] stood he was Tree. -,
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Feds to Haze Modern
Baseball Park, Costing $125, ,OOC

instructed by President Gilmore tn
work night and day on the now
grounds.
Pat Powers and Harry F. Sinclair,
who purchased the Kansas City fran
chlse and transferred II to Harrison,
after a month OF celebrating whether
to settle In Jerseys or come to New
York. bought the property known as
tho Harrison Oval and adjacent land
Tho new owners have requested the
Newark City Council to close two ad.
Joining streets. 1t 10 understood that
the city authorities viii grant the re.
quest. and Just as soon az this Il
done the builders can get to work
laying out the diamond.
The announcement to-day that tn,
Feds would oficially settle In Newark
slco stated that George stovail. for
merly manager Of the Kansas CT,
team, will lead the Newark club thii
year. Germany schaefer has beer
added to the roster. The Newari
players will report for spring prac
tice March I, at Marshall. Texas.
Powers and Sinclair. the new clul
owners. and Manager stovaii will le- ',
tonight for Buffalo to attend IN,
league meeting tomorrow at tn
Iroquois Hotel. Club owners. man
ayers and q number Of players from
other teams will also be at the gather
Ing to discuss league affairs and h
adopt the schedule. which has beeI
prepared by vice-President Robert E
Ward.
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Cross Calls
. Off His Fight
With Dundee

Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker at
Madison Square Garden, announced
mi. afternoon that the Leach Cross
Dv,a.o match scheduled for to-mor-
row has been declared of.
Cross reported sick this morning
Matchmaker johnson hurried to his
training camp and had the clubs
phyytcian examine the dentist. Ths
doctor reported that Cross mao 90, .
inside the nose and couid not oo~ io'
two weeks at least. -
Yesterday Wolgast broke his arm
,r training and Dundee had to ot
.,hstituted. Johnston says ther'
was a big advance sale. All money
will n, refunded at once.
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FZSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP

IsAt fsns q Mivsuhss and Chicago to-aishs
havs another oppostuniu 10 - FREDDIE Welsh.
~ vosids iiGhtWslshs chsnpioa. and ChAtsy
White. the osch liShtwasht u Chicsso. nis u
W fos tsn rounds u ~ ~ Auditorium In MI
vsuhss, The hsaus vtn - hs,d under ths CO.,
pscss d ths CrsAn c1U A. o.. and secordins
10 ths sr,icies u ssss.sss welsh 10 70 receive
. susssstss a Ss.0oo. vitA the option os 60
eeptias - pss cent. q ~ szus rscsip6. Wills
Wsits vii sst 10 ~ cent a the r~rsips and
10 sasssatss. nsrv stsae VII rssssss ths con
ha ssd III. aa vii bos 81 us poandA. vssh
N q y. n.
Johspy Dundss. wAo y more than pasassd 10
thinh that 10 yin 81 lsss sst the chance 70 usst
lssaA O<oss In Q ssat " ths city to-noov
alsAt. b 10 ssostvs W W cent. q ths szuss
rscsips Coz his I'D. johnny 10 iusU IN tvo
vays-sipa bsossss 4 pcarins ~ oAsra. snd
osssAss q ~ ssssaess.
jim BucAisy. manager os 0uahnst SaitA. a.
dared to-day that be has conpistsd ~ sraass-
ssnb ies snish To fight Jack Dtaoo Of In
diauspolA . tsa.round bout N Toa AnArsvs's
crssa civ A. q, Of Muvsahs % he sisht d
March II. saAth VII have to bsttls hb hardss'
m osdsr 70 vim srun Dtllon, for tbs lattsr haa
already dsfsatsd naay hssv~sishu.
That ths fight sans Of Hudson. vs.. sad g.
Paul. Minp., are eli wozksd w osss the eosins
bout bstwssn Miks 0ibbom and rddis neooG,
st Hudsoa. wb.. % March .. 10 shoss By th'
advance sals os ticAsts. IN Q lsttss 10 ths write
Tommy wsis manager d heooory. aye As
ths tieAeA % fs< sold amount 70 N1.seo. Oh
bons In guaranteed ss.ooo. ssd nesoosty W.eoo
Pstssy Cine. ts Hshsn hshtssisht, and I'd
oss rtssanncas have ben matched ~ bn1 0ie
an TO .sss In the ssui.f final of ten rossn<s 70 "
ten sousd % bsi~sss Arthur rslAv sad w
Cossuv. The "TSsblin Giant" whkh viii b
SoosAt q, ths spsSisi shov Of ths rsir~oat a. Q
on nsxs Thssdsy nisha
sssseA has ,ast bssa elinehsd bstvesa Jse
piloa q Isaassspolb cd hattiias fssiasAy
Jaeh nsalns, natcAnAhg q ths Olyapis A. a
Of PhilsdsapAia clAsehsd ~ bout 10 uAhtnG VI
us.sssu q IL nsa .. fstssstas effr ~ u
lnsAtsss 10 nsss n . sis'round oo"se uosda
s,alns. NssrA Q.
Ins eGNAliisaa. ~ olssS ~ haasyvdGht q
lssn Trsncasos. ~ ag.s1 ~ to>U ~ ~ ~
Iuaaaeu, nllk 0Asm. - ~ N WenA.
wuniuhe nshtss d Wuho-aaus. "a. ~ q
- q ~ sp0Aae ~ = ths o. uus1Bs
IssA nsuf f,fSA oBeus oVssSag o. = ~
'SusGonv 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ antopA
- lpAs tsssan 49, -! - ss>ne
TX Il 4. !. a ~ < Il q, =. l7 4. "a
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John McGralU Violated
Speed LalD in Getting
MarQuard Back in Fold
two years ago, and yours truly needed
the money, too.

49, sAsSssVys sSCs
4 full carload OF regular Giants
leave for Texas late this afternoon In
charge Of Manager Nc0raw. At 81.
Louis second carload will be picked
op. and by sunday the camp At
Marlin will be pretty we'll crowded.
Aathewson. Nc0raw. Merkls and two
or three Of the correspondents are
carrying compute sets of golflng de.
Vices. which would Indicate some i'm.
portant matches on tho way home.
There u no golf course In Nasiin.
Mc0raw u very much dissatisfled
with the new rule limiting him TO
twenty players. 1T means" he says,
shat must pay travelling expenses
and hotel bills for at least twenty five
players, not one OF whom can hope
TO retain oven II they are good. When
the time comes ! must cut down re-.
9aydless OF circumstances. Not only
am I deprived OF the use Of these
players. but We are put to the neces-
slty OF dtsposing OF them 70 other
ciubs."
The Yanks will start on their train
Ing trip Sunday. the entire party
going direct to Savannah. accom-
panied by both Capt. Huston and
Harry Sparrow. The players now
working out at Hot Springs will joln
the main squad the latter part Of next
week.
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DUKE OF PORTLAND
QUITS EPSON TRACK

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Duke o'
Portland, who for thirty years has been
one Of the leading figures on the Eng,
ush turf, has caused to be cancelled all
his racing entries for the EPSON track
inciuoihS ,..use of the refusal OF the
Ensc,r ts.o, xssociatlon to do without the
Lps"s ~ a. cIubhouse for "a few days.
This building Is now being used as
military ho.pltai and the ho,d Epson" ss rexSI Asia
,,,n.'ins When the association per
n,,,,,u" In. occupancy Of It's building a
n'hnsnitaI IL stipulated that the house
ne returned to II for Its coming con-
ferences.
The evening world., 1915-02-25

naAny NcKs,stoa. who = no~ iookins ssSss ~
sffain os sosdisr BastfiSd. the Hrooaha vsltss-
weight, has Matched hin 10 meet Tony Cole
man. ~ colorsd vslt6wsisht Of rhaladslphia.
IN . sas-round bout at the Natioaai A. q. Of
"Philty' on saturday night. C0lsaan sssns 70
have sssaissd HE rssvicus good fighting form. -
hs has Won many bouts In sucossion.
Fssnhs Bu.s a ssssy Cty. vino has Won
four bouts N saccssAion In New Orisans, thsss
Of then by hnochous. will figure in . battle IN
B. Louis te-aisht. He viii tsAs On Dutch
hrasdt the Brootbn bsn,snvssht. fos eight
rounds bsfcrs The Coitseun A. c. Of that city.
Burus hs already dNsatsi hrsndt and viii
probably repeat ths ,ietnsy.
Jsnh ndttsa has BEEN sscussd b yohany
wes@ntsl 70 nsst Jack Toland. the Phala-
ds,pha fshssr ios tn rounds At ths Broadway
Sporting Club a BrooAyn On Saturday svsuans
harA Q. Tuland b. bssn nAkins . crsdttsbls
showing In his soatssts his iaisst victory being
ovw Italian Joe 0sns at the sane club On Mon.
DAY afternoon.
The Long Aos A, c. on Grand strsss VII,
bold boring show this evening. Eddie 0'Kssfs
Of Philsdslphia nssta Willie Andrews In the
main 90. Wills n the othrr ssn.round~ Tsddy
Jscohs VITO has many ksoosous to his iist will
throw his punchss At rsu Mnls.
sAa wsiiscA. asaAsss Of Leach ores. ssod,
| ths folloutnG lsttss;
III Dundee shtnh be sc.as TO us LIsch
! 90 . stsppans stone for anothsr nstcA viii
Welsh bee Aboriss under haiucinstios. Bsside,
WORKING with his bs0thsss. leach also hAs .,
spausns psstnsn tvo test. rough boys. Pet,
Hartley and Gene 0iisg. Leach sinpJ sppss
ciata that III tine 10 rips 70 srsb wslsh and 4
Il A. 49, A. A. ~. A.
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GIANTS.

MARLIN, Tex, Feb. s5.-Another
rookie Is on the Job at the Giants
camp here. He Is II. w. Flanagan,
= red. haired, Irish twlrler from
Georgetown, Tex. Last year he
played In the Central Association
for Muscatine, IL. There are now
nlne big, raw-boned twirlers here
trying to get into condition 80 as to
persuade Manager NcGraw TO re.
tain them whom he comes here. Tho
young Giants had . busy day yes.
terdsy. The sun was out good and
strong and the men went out To
Emerson Park for two stin work.
outs. There are many aching
bones to-day ~ . result Scout
Kinsella IL popular with all the
men, and they are doing their best
to follow out bis Instructions.
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New Grounds at Harrison VIII
Accommodate 10000 Fans
Schaefer Signed by Stovall.

The Federal League win start work
within tho next few days on It's new
grounds at Harrison. just north OF
Newark, In order to rush . modern
stadium to seat $1,000 to completion
In time for the opening Of the season.
The new plant will cost Si25,Ooo. C.
Il. Comstock. who built tho Brook
feds stand. will have charge Of the
Harrison stadium. and he has been
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y.,,-.r w,a. Che mpionship swim

Herbert Z. Vollmer OF the New
york A. C. won the 5oo-yard swim
,or the metropolitan championship, .,
vh,ch was the feature Of the meet
held In the tank Of the New York A.
r. iast night. His time was min
utes 3s as seconds. Joseph c. Wheat
iev and James Reilly, both Of the
Nav York - G.. Apiqhsd ~ hnd and
80 ssG0es1iv6lvs ~
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"Aaouis" Terry Dead.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb. :S.--will-
lam II. cAdonis") Terry. former Ma
tionai League and American Associa-
tlon player, died at hts home here early
to-day. He was born In wsstnsld.
Mass, afty years ago He played With
the Bridgeport team OF the Connecticut
PsttsSSrsh and Chicago in the Nsiioasi.
He wound up his dIsnaond career with
ths Milwaukee club In the AmericaU
Ss 1.;ssic:;'ic sss z =: sas ~ :ssssisii 80 ''.''
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Takes Little Napoleon -Four
Minutes to Fix Thlngs With
Rubs and Satisfy Ward Of
Feds, % Hen Leave with
Rsuulars for Marlin To-Day.

TrER two months Of amdAvits'
-A~A>-aaAa = nA l0nnA OonNArlA. 7.

4 CT0R two monvuo on emosvs~s
n statements ana loose convsrsa-
ton In general Rubs Mar
ouard's return TO the 0iants was
brought about In Just four minutes
by John Mc0raw. For quick se''on
II was plainly . violation OF the speed
law.
Ncoraw was rsgaling three Of four
Of us with stories Of his golhns sx-
psrlences when bcllboy Whispered
something In hls ear.
Tell him to come right In" sa'o
the manager. ....s s.r
4 moment In private. Then'
Vcuraw--Do you want TO 20 with
sSsrausrd-I would N ] could NJ
this thlnw up with Ward.
HcOraw-Au right Come with me
IN the telephone.
They tot the Federal l1sa(vs man
In a moment. We could hear Mcnrew
mumbiinw something IN tne uoo.n
T%ssn % 4: half opened the door.
yea" he was heard TO say. 1t VIII
.noys." announced the quick actinl
u.nSxer. "I have ordered ucko,
msds out for AarQuard and 10 w
NV with " Tomorrow. ! nxee
Sverything with Ward ana ne 70 Per
Scctly satisfied. 10 70 the RUDE.
.NoW," NcOraw resumed. rSpPsn,
.. ftsit: II set over that ne0'' o.
' Sarouard is stin sr.nnlns.
n,oh Rudolph Of the nravss was II
80 We(3rav party and he took oocA'
s,"n 10 declare II hts opinion thA
Ssrsnd Of the Boston club would o
the best left handed pitoher IN TN
National League next season. 49,,
.Hs he4 more nature. ~. AVN rsSH ..nn. r.
anybody ! have zen zen. ~ ~ soinS % 10 sto, TO,
nit Ramsmbsr. No" he said
s~rn,nS 10 VcOraw. "the day. he bsA
s.,,r ciub Al Bostonf Well. that cav
kim the confidence. and ] believe n
viii be . bear"
Jimmy Duggan. trainer Tor tn
Ysnks, reported for duty ycsterds
ana went up to the s!orase vs
Ant vhiIe the repairs are going on
I'M Polo Grounds. to get out uniform
Sor the recruits who will start eout
Sunday. Duggan was with btl Ion
evsn ID Providence and rubbed tina
intsrnationAi Lsasue club into "a
Don't - Why he can't DO IN
sasns With the Yanks." said Bill. ~
nm has his strength. ~ matte
Of fact Dusgan 10 the oss' mssce
we've got"
aome Of thsoe days eomebody
snlar 10 disoovoe-Sven though
ssems impossibls-<hat thsfs y q
such place - Marlin springs. nevs
has BEN and never will BE-. IN
town y named Marlin and there Al
I no springs there. The best they hav
) n 4 hot we'll. Some misguided pc.
! son referred TO Marlin a. "Aarli
springs" In New York paper = 70
years ago and Il seems Impossible
l TT that out Of the prints. no matt'
bow hard the cstsssns OF the Tex
'hssssss' sss'x : letter from NJ. Hsses
TIE Mayor, begGing tAet We pr(ut q
oogroot nAme = - eoW4 He. ~
6 - eo1oo1 . lnAe 3 tyeGhle
$ &;
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:. lolnsen Apparently Walked
RIvht Into Q Trap When Hs
Y. stspped Ashore at cisniusoos
and Took a Steamer to Ha.
:, vana.

u. l1ks NJ y9h ksssias waidI
:. THoRE9 . strong tip out that
!. Jack johnson walked right into
. trap when he ,stsppsa ashors
= C3safusges and took 'setamsr 10
n Aaa Ill bssn axsd sp tAat II -
sD~Ia - induced 10 land 10 Cuba -
2 vesl1 - forced to stay there 10 Ashe
- cIub held svsr Johnson was that
a \ ~ rsfused 10 stay and nght n
havana he would b. shippsd By force
- a. United states and turned ever
= ~ authorities hsrs. Issaiiy o.
!. o1soai1y.
what difference would 4 make TO
Sseasoa." asked my Informant,
WAethsr u was legal or iiisgaL asssr
~ ~ ciappsd him iate that jail IN
:. onoeaGor
= Jehasea pressSiy isa't worrying
y ussh over the ethics % Ass pesitioa.
'SHD wheis alRair Aas jsse ess
susesstsea 10 ~ A me
ss "enanpsoa q ~ wossl.~ isn't
q Dat 1ossa't DARE - feet In the
orsAasst bexing country u ths world
33sS tar q being ssas % 5ss:' The
=, opeoG Sherss . nsw sAsmpiea the
vAB oaly sympathy shat nssl -
hy ex1oa1ol u ths AFFAIR should
este 'ths prometsts ,oe ths Asht
n - Juare4 who had spsnt many thou
= oae1s e 1s,lase In prspasation and
M ~ woss Gplng through with the
oaash v psrsset sssd fAith.
a n . fos ths yuarss asst bs,ng post.
.& possd until the let Of Aprii-
that Win only ssvs Johnson .
NV sxeuss. Ne caA say - -AiAn'f -
= Jusrss beosuss ~ was ealv "April
1besins."
AID WoLoA0T. TIE sx.iisht.
wsistt champton Of ths wesid,
q csslainly deserves The hard.
Inck chafhplonship honors, He prob
4 aniy has haA more bones bsolssa thaa
X ~ boxer that ever lived. IL n
3 hnnnt bssa for thsss Sntimsly accl.
y lnats ~ Drohahly would b thousands
e aollars ricAsr than he 70 now. II
isokcd - though he was going 20 gs'
another Nc pssos OF change here ~
ucrrow night BY meeting Leach
Cfses. ut In M training IN Browns
b Wm, ~ again broke his right arm
~ brook 10 not clean. II being Z
solit tAaa viii require about fou'
nooths snoassnsnt In plaster 70 hAv'
\ IN psaay ssr uss again.
~ manassmsnt had 70 DO som'
!, ~ hueellng yeste. isy n order 70 -
I. xGDooet soecesdsd u occurring Johnn'
n nnoo. tho crack Italian lightweight
q <X&bHo aDl pundes have beea matche'
r 80 tiDoa. but always 0omethtnl
IN = ~ 90 csuse . cancellatloE
~ 1ookD llke an even hotter car
so1oA the oviGinal one. asti,
rom N'oRAws seas 10 imsrsv
M. ysAn conadsA tAis 10 =
ever the phone. sitter his arrive
& No. Aavans.
.,ours.- sail john. Il aid ths Asl
- Aelas IN - and IS. You rsmsu
~ was % around % at arss. oi
- ~ eoGns gazns. IVES Csttan
eS5s Sssty. Ne .ss tSs ssss -
p5avse In csbs. ! think. yse. play
4 ~ a GooA WSes In Gns sha1o /
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The evening world., 1915-02-25
Sheepdog That Has Seen
Service in German Army
Exhibited at Dog ShOU

H|da Won Brentza Now Owned by Vernon Castle Was Mus
tered Out for Much Needed Rest With Record Of Having
Captured French Picket Just Before the Battle on the
Marne.
The evening world., 1915-02-25

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verified In The weral win . a
listed ut The Weyid's ,Infssns. I,
tiou Burssu, Pulitsse DsilAing
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The evening world., 1915-02-25

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~ ponsd until the Let Of ADrsl-
that Win only gsve Johnson .
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The evening world., 1915-02-25

"VEN dogs Of war are exhibited
r. at the thirty-ninth annua.
Westminster Kennel Show ~