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&c Official
War Cablegrams

The following cablegram was re-
ceiVed late saturday afternoon from
German Clfic1al sources:
'WAsHlNGfON, d. c., Feb. g.
HeaoquarJers report, February b:
new 1'rencn artacks maze against
the positions taken by the Germans
nortn OF Massiges remain UNSUCCESSFUL.
frencn attacks IN the Argonne also
falieo. Tne kusslans yesterday attack
cd on the East Prusslan frontier and
souIn OF the Vistula against the Ger
man front at Humlu and the Bzura.
All ATTACKS were repulsed. 9he Ter
mans maae thousand prisoners and
took SIX machine guns.
-HspeclaIiy from tine British but also
from the frenct sl0e c0nrlnuousIy the
auegatlon is repeated that the Germans,
20 commemorate the kaiser.s birthaay
mace ATTACKS on large scale Wnlca
were determined throughout with heavy
reverses tor the Germans. An German
offlclal reports on events Of the days In
natIy invented with perhulous atten-
ton. Of course such nghtfng manners
cannot touch the emperor.s person ~
the German army command would not
fail to expose their baseness TO shame.
Tine emperor mas LETT wa czenstocn-
an for the eastern war theater. :,
The following cablegram was re-
ceived Sunday afternoon from Official
German sources:
.sWAsHInGToN, d. C., feb. t..
Heauqnarters reporf, February z:
.Southeast OF Ypres the Germans
have taken > French trench ana cap
tnred two English machine guns s1urh
Of tine LaBassee canal the enemy took
one German trench. Yiehting there
continues
In both war theaters little import
ant has occurred besides artillery duels.
The Emperor visited yesterday the
SiIesian 1andWehr IA their trenches
near Grezczyn, East Wlossozoua
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Paris Securities Are Returned

GENEVA Switzerland, Feb S--Bonds stocks and scrip
valued 900 have been returned to Paris They were
sent to Geneva for safekeeping after the German
vasion Of France.
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AUS7RLANS INVADE ROUlMANIA REPULSED, is REPORT
Full Text of German
War Zone Document

~ s II
Germanys proclamation setting war zone around Il
British Isles regarded of tremendous international mpor
and Of the wars serious developments pu
shed in full below cabled here from official Germs
and received by the Star Bulletin early Sunda
lornng It constitutes Of the great historic documen
f the great conflict
WASHINGTON D. q, Following is
q the imperial
to step n. raj sea o Wi with -..
on mercantile warfare against Germany in way that dsas an the
concerning
naS sS IN its
her delegates the London Conference Naval Warfare had
British put
@
law may 6 designated She further actually
the DIST " asoIs M a ass a @
intended for Germany without the hrsOr in which they are
be put she not even the Paris ratio as
''-' TAXES PRISONERS FROM NEUTRAL SHIPS
violation the London Declara
@ Sp ans Germans military and has Of @
war ss has s' not s the ship
nu apd 50 dsnsepou that she has to certain extent effected
blockade Of neutral and neutral violation Of an inter
.s but also At +. the life &
the
ducng
International certain directions
@ e % ne d d $ ne. ssy sa @ s s @ %
peaceful
BRITISH COURSE MAKES CHANGE NECEssARY
whether
these violations
law Great Britain pleads
satisfy themselves with
theoretical Therefore they accept the vital interests OF
sufficient method Of warfare
regret forced military
Scotland Norway
declares all the surrounding Great Britain
Channel
shipping of the this
NEUTRAL SHIPPING Is WARNED.
of without its always being
trails therefore against entrstng crews passengers
ships avoid entering this for though
instructions avoid violence neutral
naes ordered by CONTINGENCIES
torpedoes directed
avoided; the especially noted
Shetland Island the Of the North
at least 80 width Netner
imperiled. " t4
notice these
ships accordingly
landing at ports in this Area Of War
citizens and Of the lat
expected it must be
Powers this destructive end
Berlin, February a 1913
5 q - Y
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. sugar:
So degrees test. AT cts. Previous
quotation. AGA cents.
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CONSTABULARY
BAND 10 PLAY
THIS evening
Concert Complimentary to the
Governor to Be Given at
Bishop Park

The pacific Mall liner Nanch1ris
fron, the Orient with t,e Philippine
consEabulary bard on board VII ar
rive AZ quarantine about $50 o'c'ock
this afternoon r. j. expected that
the vessel viii come 70 berth a
Pier \ shortly before O'Clock I01
concsrt viii bcein At 7:so. ~, Man
c:snris i scfe1slsd 20 depart fof San
FrzNtjse6 AZ 3 o'clock te1iofr1N I11r|
fr1
Hcnost,d nlusie loves ~.
Eave a cIl1nee 70 near the
Psffie1 lie C<rst1trI1fy hand .'..
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Lusitania Raising Of American
Flag IS international Incident

LONDON. England. Feb 8.-The big Cunard steamship
Lustania fearing attack by German submarines arrived at
Liverpool today flying the American flag which raised OF
Queenstown Ireland at the British admiralys order The
Lustania carried American mails and many prominent Ame
cans.
The incident is the chief topic Of conversation embassies
in clubs and hotels and in the press
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb 8-The report of the q. s.
ambassador Walter Hines Page the Lusana incident
been received here but withheld from publication far
Unofficial opinion in naval and diplomatic circles that
precedents establish the right Of merchant vessels N
neutral colors when seeking to avoid capture.
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UNCONFIRMED DESPATCH
SAYS ARMY ATTEMPTED TO
TAKE SERV!ANS FROM REAR

ACTIVITY OF DAY OF WAR Is ON EAST-GER-
MAN LUNGES IN CENTRAL POLAND RESULT IN HEAVY
LOSSES ON BOTH SlDES-CAR RPATHlAM STRUGGLE UN-
DEClDED-BRlTISH CASUALTIES TO DATE EXCEED
100000
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German Lunges Cost Heavily

LONDON. England Feb 8.-German lunges at Central
Poland resulting in heavy losses both sides There
little change in the alignment Of the opposing armies though
Perograd reports minor victories there and in northern Poland
LONDON, England, Feb. 8-The Carpathan struggle Is
still undecided The Russians maintain that the AusroGer
attack has broken down The Teutonc allies have
$500 prisoners and dead and wounded in proportion
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LONDON, England, Feb. ga private and unconfrmed
despatch from Nish Seva that the Ausans invaded
Roumania seeking to surprce from the important
Servan position commanding the Danube The despatch de-
clares that the Roumanians repulsed the invasion.
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Germany proclamation setting 'war zone" around the
British Isles regarded of tremendous international import
and of the wars most serious developments pub
shed in full below It cabed here from official German
and received by the Star Bulletin early Sunday
morning It constitutes Of the great historic documents
of the great conflict.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
OUR BOSS GETS FINED


Toledo, o., Jan. 23-Holding that
a newspaper is guilty of contempt of
court for the publication of cartoons,
news items and editorials relative to
a pending case, Federal Judge John
NJ. KiIlits today fined the Toledo
News-Bee $500 and its editor, N. D.
Cochran, 5000 because of the news
papers comment on Killits' handling
of the street car fare case here. The
issue was the 3-cent-all-day fares,
for which the newspaper was fight
ing.
% "Mr. Cochran is an employee, not
a principal" said the judge. This is
his first offense, SO the fine will be
made lighter"
The newspaper was given until
March Is to pay the fine and the ed
itor until April Is Attorneys for
Cochran and the newspaper company
Immediately filed motions for arrest
of judgment and new trial. Hearing
of these motions was set for March
Is.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
DAcIA TO SAIL TODAY

Galveston, Tex, Jan. q. - The
steamship Dacia will sail this after
noon, her agents announced today.
A heavy Northwestern accompanied
by driving rain threatened to keep
the former. German steamer in port,
but the pilots stated they could take
her out.
Capt George Mcdonald intimated
today that he would attempt to elude
the British cruiser reported lying in
wait for the. Dacia in the Florida
stats.
Several newspapermen wanted to
sign as crew today, but were rejected.
-O-O-
IT'S BEEN A LONG, LONG WAY
Concord, N. H., Jan. 23.-Harry
Kendall Thaw is on his way back to
New York and the Tombs prison, fol-
lowing his sensational escape from
Matteawan asylum nearly year and
a half ago.
The slayer of Stanford White was
brought to this city from Manchester
by Sheriff A. Drew, his custodian, as
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23

Entered as second-cIass matter April
n, 1914, at the postoffice at Chicago,
IlI., under the Act Of March 8, 1879.
BY Mail, Except in Chicago, So a Year
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A mass meeting will be held in
Workmen's hall, 1015 18th St., Sun
day afternoon at 100, tenth anniVer-
sary of the massacre of workingmen
in Petragrad. William D. Haywood
will preside and there will be speak
ers in different languages. Admis-
sion free.
Annual dance of West Park Police
mans Benevolent assn to be held at
Douglass Park auditorium tonight.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and continued cold tonight,
with zero temperature; Sunday prob
ably fair, with slowly moderating
temperature; moderate westerly
winds, becoming variable.
The evening world., 1915-03-20

The most important announosmsnt
made by 0c0raw. however. v that he
intends this summer to give jun
Thorpe . chance ~ . regular out
fielder. This remark spread around
the camp, and has caused Q near
panic among the string OF outer gar.
deners. consisting Of enodgraso.
Burns. Murray. Robertson. Bescher
and Pies. Somsbody will have 70 90.
and there y = great scurrying 70 COW
2. 70 avoid the scout hawks from the
BY s :on:' s ana Gas:s % .aoSrs
handle himself we'll In the hoid,"
Gays Ac0raw. "and don't think there
V room for doubt about his being able
to hit. AZ any rate he has been
around here long enough 70 b given
q trial. and ! have reason 70 believe
that he will make good"
Already I have discussed the In.
field problem. and right now there q
., sry indication that Arthur Xores,
from ,,,I Portland. wisl s:s t 1 siI:s ca!
yet about the disposition Of Dddil
Grant. He will be retained Y posi-
BILE. His experience viii ~ quite a
asset to the team In case Of accident
TO sum up the. whole stu tic:A No
0raW, looking toward another Pen.
nAnt set about last summaF q
strengthen his team ct third base and
In the pitching department. He think
that he has done this. regardless Of
what the recruits may assay. He %.
cured Hans Lobert for third bass
giving the infisld more bsttinl
strength and speed. Though be ie
Demaree - TO Philadelphia, he hal
more than filled the vacancy IN -
pitching stan By the aoQuisition q
poll" Perrttt
| Mathewson. Vanguard and Tssrsau
the three dependable men, are In en-.
ceilent shape. II AarQuard show
anything like his form OF two year
ago. the Giants ought to have TN
best rounded out pitching squad In II,
National League.
The evening world., 1915-03-20
Cole, Warhop and Fisher Card
ed to Twirl Against Savannah
Club To-Day.

oAVANNAfds H. AstO" ~
TILL DONOVAN has his 6rst op-
10 portunity to see the Yankee
regulars under IRE In anything
iks q real ball game to-day when
they meet the Savannah South Attain
ito LsaSusrs In the initial exhibition
contest Of the season. Donovan gave
out the following batting order late
last night:
MalssL -, Nigh, n, Gree, ee'
PIN. tbv cesk ~ PssSinpaush'
%, OssWs. ~ e~ssnsy and NJ.
wamstssr. o. csls, Warhsp and
Fishss, p.
A Yankee BASKETBALL team consist
ing Of Peoldnpaush. Tamm. Fpp.
Fisher, Cree and schwert defeated
the local Y. N. C. A. team by a score
OF u TO 10 last night. The Y boys
nut up q strong game. but the Yankee
enrolment was made up entirely OF
ex-college stars at the spopk, and
they had been practising up for the
ocoasion. There was lots OF pep
n the Yankee wor1E
THo ownoFs q the local South A..
n1t3o GAaGue taam AyN o(teA oeo1
~ - -. - - g
The evening world., 1915-03-20
A A u. WRESTLING MEET
IN THE GARDEN TO-DAY,

The A. A. u. wsstiins meet wtu
take place this aftsrneoa end y
night at Madison Square 0asAsa whSs
the Uastsrp tryouts for the Panaun.
Pacific Imposition ehampionships WIN
BE- held. Over sixty bouts will b d.
cidsa. six clauses will be represented.
They are los pound. 1aS pound. lSJ
pound. las pound. 1SS pound aAd
heavyweight.
The preliminary bouts will start
At . o'clock In the afternoon. Zach
bout will be limited to fifteen minutes.
The referee viii decide the winner u
they 20 the limit. The finalS Of the
different classes Will be held ~ the
erwin On rss ss e:
Try came from the 49, pouni cisss.
which viii have twenty SeoPtefG
nc sSs sI.s Pc z s::ss.::7'l::'e - =:
.IlNl NI II All. n I.r.I = ~ - VA var
The evening world., 1915-03-20
Thirteenth REGIMENTS
SPRING GAMES TONIGHT.

Athletic snthusiasts win hock to the
rh'rtssnth Regiment Armory tonight
TO - the athletes Of the regiment. one
ct the strongest organizations In the
country. compete In their annual spring
games. Among the cracks VITO will
battle for the honors Of their respective
companies are Abel Kfvtat. Sid Leslie.
Frank Stevenson. Tom Kelly. Jim Ross.
Eddie Goodwin. Hugh Hirshon. Dan
Ferris. Al Pinkerton. Percy Meyer and
Jim Byrne
One Of the greatest nat-noor bike
races Of the decade will be seen when
the riders line up for the open amateur
scratch two-mile bicycle race. In which
A. Laks. Eddie Goodwin. Hal Lishtfne.
Bhl Van den Dries and other crack
pedal pushsrs q the district win race.
1ake's Great race In Buffalo . fort
a. 49, sssssa 80 =! '' :
tf..lI1.Ils ~ 4 60
The evening world., 1915-03-20
Wire-Haired Fox Terrier
Worth $1,000 Is Feature
Exhibit at Bench SIlOzu

s sysry dog lover. saa particularly the
The big but gentle g. Bsrnard has
Q. lot Of space At this show, And ~
Great Dane u also very prominent.
These massive and powerful dogs aro
greatly admired. but from . distance.
Il would hate to have TO pay the
butcher bills for those brutes." re-
marked visitor to the attendant Ct
the Great Dane exhibit.
We'll. don't know how much they
eat" was the reJoinder. but guess Il
would keep an ordinary laborer work.
ing pretty hard providing meals for
A breed that u much admired 10 the
Old English sheep dog. They are
largo and have . ccat Of hair that
makes them look frop, . distance like
. bundle Of wool. The long hair hangs
house pets and are very valuable.
Practically all of the prize winners
at the recent show In Madison Square
Garden are beuched. and some Of the
benches are literally covsssd with blue
The toy dogs are sheltered In the
rear OF the big armory. These frail
CANNES must be kept away from the
big noise. Many Of them are beuched
in glass cases lined with plush and
expensive tapestry. At the case Of
elderly exhibitor preparing one Of
these morsels Of dog desh for the prise
ring. She had party boz" that con.
tainsd all the articles for the dogs
AFTERNOON toilet The dogs name Was
engraved ON the box.
The show will continue to-day. and
the largo crowd that was on hand
yesterday indicates that . handsome
sum will b. realized for charity.
The evening world., 1915-03-20

THERE are enough police. dogs at
the Charity Dog Show. now on
In the seventy-nrst Regiment
Armory, TO clean up all the lawbreak-
ers In New York. This particular
breed Of canine u known - the Ger.
man sheep dog and attracts . lot OF
attention because Of their known
qualifications. But the hunters Of law
breakers are only one Of the features
OF one OF the best bench SHOVE ever
held In this city.
In the section reserved for the wire.
haired fox terriers George w. ouin.
tard, In Q space OF not more than sig
feet, shows about $4,000 worth OF dog
iesh. Included in this exhibit v the
three -year.old Wireboy OF Paignton.
for which Mr.. ouintard paid $3.50.
This u about the meet expensive dog
in the country. whsn you consader
that $500 u the value placed ON
about eighteen inches Of dos.
The lover Of the big and shaegy-
haired canine found much 70 enthuse
over In the small exhibit Of the New
foundlaudsL Up to the present show
the Newfoundland has BEEN little
shown. There are three 5et black
specimens at the a-mory that attract
The evening world., 1915-03-20
GIANTS REGULARS
PLAY GAME. TODAY
At San ANTONIO
New York Colts Scheduled
for Battles at Waco To-
Day and Tomorrow. ., ~

MARLIN. Tsx.. March Sers1As
Giant regulars win play q eAA A.
tonic to-day ana Sunday. 1As sstsad
team win play At waco ts-aaylasA
tomorrow. x .tr
The team taken to saasAA ssase vSs.
Bsschsr. centre nsid: Thdrps. ri0At
neld: Lobert third basel yIseanoe.
shortstop: Boyle. second bAss: onea-
gross, left field: Merkis. arst bAss;
Smith and Meyers. eatchsrs; mr.
mayer. schupp. sehausr aAd yee-''
rift, pitcherk Mr.. Nc0goW oA0
Mr.. Lobert accom- panied tAA p4&zy.
That Nc0raW decided 70 4&q No
chancee Of another defeat - 49, u
he Gould help ~ VA .SA6WA ~, NE
quartet g pitbaCyshe 49, e. " -
bog worik fof tAo eoAA s1heyN are
Vanguard. Tesrsau. 0ipe and STROUD,
all In rare good fpsm. -.
The rest Of TIE team csleetsd oee
ond base; Brainsrsi third ,bose; No6-
ertson. centre 6sld. Kores. ehortoeops
Murray, right field; Hoiks. arst ba6o:
Wendell and Johnson. catchers.
popoERs. 90
DAYTONA, Fla. March 3e.-9ee-
bic" and his Robins made u An
ietics look very much HIKE thsy ~
tho Stetson University last. 'voek.
whom they stood the boys nom d.
land ON their heads by . SCORE - ~
to o. Yesterdays game was put oWAy
In the very nrst chapter. when tWe1v1
men faced Pitcher Volta oeoene
Ann r,,ns QaorA. Rrooklyn., ,l0s
Athletics, Z. -. !,
IA the opening session 0chultD -
OF with q triple 70 deep lett eo1A. -
also contributed another On h10 -
ond appearance ct the plate b ~
inning. A trio Of other hito eoo0ee,
uted By his teammates. >Aloo8 va
four bases on bells. N 6eToe - Z
Wild pitch. gave the Robins onoooz
yunS to win the game. ~
The evening world., 1915-03-20
|FZSTTC NEWS
AND GOSSIP

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The evening world., 1915-03-20

9SYW -
lGshl - n Dv0hG WsAAl
v~olo l9Aou9 elNtAetT NOPE
MARLIN. Tsx.. March 3o.-If ysa
sv6r went. into Q taiier's sAop. had
yoar eAe6es q . dessa suits Of
el6Ghes an1 thsy were I'll % nsaa
poo were afsaad - Diek eas ~ teae
yes would pass ~ several bsttss
you ca APPRECIATE he pesttiea Of
JoAn MeQsaw. He walks OF 70 -
sesea Part every nosniAs. lasslsl
~ ~ army Of athletes. aAd tAsa
rstufas - ~ hotel sAAkiag biz
hsaA. He admits that ~ b Dusslsd.
OF tie forty-fivs playsra. the %.
ssAbling q which sivss one The tn-
preston q . BIC athletic tousnamsat.
the Giant mAnasse can take but
twenty .eas. and ef those twsnty.ons
~ already hes selected uinetsea.
In The imaeass dsagnst that be
started last year IN the hops Of haul.
Ing In . geoA pitcher the catch shows
nftssn IN addition 70 thoss already
On hand. Tias unsxpsctsd aosuisitlon
Of Perritt. who was SAVED IRON the
Eds, has practically wrecked the
hopes Of al nswcomsrp. and it -
happens that In that list OF recruits
there are some corkers.
The pitching staff ~ it stands ct
present viii b made UP of Mathew.
con. Teereau. Vanguard. yromms,
Perfttt, 0chupp and 6chAuer. IL beinG
Impossible for the Oiants 70 carry
more than eight pitchers. only one
new man can b. taken ON. Contest.
Ing for this place are Stroud. . fin
ishsd twirlsr from the Coast; 0ips,
speSd; 0iass. the Indian from the
barrelled spitbail. meaning that Il
breaks In either direction: Palmero
the Cuban southpAw who pitched the
no-hit game In Havana last winter
Cook Of Columbus. one Of the best
pitchers IN the American Association
and 4 big fellow by the name 81
Kirmayer. The others are not men
toned for lack of space.
PITCHING END OF TEAM oATlo
| FAcToNv TO M'oRAW.
my unexpected good fortune In ret.
ting Perritt has about filled out IN!
! pitching star a. II TO-" says Mc0raW
land II we have no bad luck that enc
Of the team 10 In fne shape. 6chupp
the young left handler. who has bsei
with NJ for two years. appears to b.
better than ever and ought 70 b read,
/. for . regular start. 6chAusr also look
good. haven't reached the poiu
. where ! can make selection 70 sui
myself let alone ono to Sive out to tn
public. because haven't had q chanc
: TO see what the young pitchers can Dc
The weather has been bad. and q
most OF them have stiR arms II Ia
been impossible TO pass Judgment o.
them. They have not been able /
turn loose. OF course. Palmero 10 q
exception. He has been pitching a
. winter In Cuba and Ia In mid seaso
form right now. Yes. and he appear
9 TO be much better pitcher tina
!. he was this time last year."
A great disappointment 70 Nc
0raw has been the Illness Of ID
Ritter. who 70 IN the hospital Wit
typhoid fever. He 70 regarded b
/ %; $; 81 si;I:' e |e '; $;
The evening world., 1915-03-20
Bill Donovan Giues Out
Yankees Batting Order

decline TO admit that there 10 any
business Significance to the parleys.
Donovan admits. however. that the
local colt pitcher. Smallwood, looks
like . good prospect to have q future
can on, and there II good reason to
assume that the local people would
like the first choice on the Yankees
surplus players whom the wedding
out process begins.
The evening world., 1915-03-20
wasner Knock. OFT Forbes.

Young Wagner. the crack west side
featherweight. knocked out Eddie Forbes
Of Greens Falls In the first round Of q
scheduled ten-round bout at the Long
Acre A. c. Wagner tore after Forbes
from the opening bell and rushed him
against the ropes. scoring heavily on
the body with both hands After being
separated BY the referee Wagner shot
over . right-hsnd wallop to Forbes
chin and the. latter dropped To- the can
vas for the full count.
The evening world., 1915-03-20
Edgren Is on His Way to Havana
to Report Johnson Willard Fight

Robert ndsen sporting editor Of The Evening World
ponsip nsht This
which
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EVENING WORLD STORIES II WANT
REAL LINE ON THE HEAVYWEIGHT PUGn1sTIC SITUATION
HAVANA
this country and Europe the last tenty
1870 not 70 mention htsrnston hauaes
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The evening world., 1915-03-20

BsAtlins Lsvinsly defeated Bill
Estchsl In . tsn-round bout at the
Thirty.nfth Street Athletic Club, Ketchsi
showed up. we'll In the nrst two rounds
He sent some hard blows to Levinsky's
body. Levinsky got started In the third
round and from then ON be battered the
east slider at will.
The evening world., 1915-03-20

SAGINAW. Mich. March ao.-Micksy
sheridan. earned . popular decision
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