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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-04
AWAIT REPLY
Of GERMANY
OFFICIAL SpEt iiATiON ZEN
TERED IN PROBABLE Ma
TURE OF ANSWER.
CASE OF CUSHING
II l. Relieved that the Attack ON
the Cushing WIFI Be More Diff
fcult to Explain thag Gulf
light Case.

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Oficial
speculation today conferred on the
expected answer OF Germany to
Secretary Of state Bryan's request
for an explanation concerning the
torpedoing OF the GuIflisht aud the
air attack on the Cushing. II is
lot denied that the cumulative e.
feet OF the various acts culninat-
ing in the attack on the Outright
and Gushing is a matter of serious
concern, though Secretary Bryan's
attitude made it certain that his de-
partment will investigate the two
cases calmly and unhurriedly.
President Wilson asked the state
department officials to carefully ex-
anime the law governing the two
cases.
It is generally believed the ad-
ministration officials are gravely
considering Germanys disregard of
the United States's strict account
ability warning in the protest
against Germauy's war zone decree.
FURTHER details are expected to-
day from the Plymouth consul in
answer to Secretary bryans request
fer fun information regarding the
attack on the Gulfii9ht and Cush-
ing. The department has held that
The previous message telling of the
torpedoing Of the ship was not Of
fetal.
The Cushing case, it is thought,
will prove more difficult to explain
than that of the Gulflight because
the latter vessel was laden with CON
ditional contraband destined for an
enemy's port.
With the belief growing that a
mine instead of a torpedo may have
wrecked the Gulflight. state de-
partment official admitted today
that the department had received
something new concerning the in
eident. This proved to be mes
sage for the state department but
its contents were not divuleed.
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]. {. AUTHORITIES
WATCHING TIE BORDER
EEritcTEl; VISIT OF HiEHT.l TQ
III. rASO CAUSES AC-
YIIsFE.


Ell PAS0, May 4.-Tbc United
States authorities ere prepared 10
prevent any violations of the neu-
trality laws due to the expected Wis
it of General Huerta, former prosi-
dent OF Mexico. to this city The
activity Of the authorities is based
chafIy on reports that ammunition
consigned TO order" is apparently
not intended Tor any of the warning
factions in Mexico, 1t is under
stood this ammunition has been or
dercd from New York.
A clash between the Villa and
Carranza factions at Aguas Calieu-
ties is expected soon.
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AUSTRIA SENDS
tINAI. WORD
RELIEVED BREAK BE1 Wl5s,N
tF.tf4b AND tISiE'A ~
DRAWING Gitss,i.
RUM0hS CURRENT
:uvetitcd Reports Say Austria Has
Made Her Final Answer to
ItaiS's Observation-Disclosures
in Conference.

ROME, May 4,~~-Rpmors that
Austria's final word 10 Italy had
been delivered and while not ac-
ceptable caused intense excitement
in the city. Strength was added to
the report from the fact that the
king and his ministers abandoned
their plan to attend monument
unveiling outside the city tomorrow.
One newspaper declared that the
Austrian embassy had dispatched
messengers to Vienna and Berlin af-
ter an all night conference. Diplo-
mats are holding conferences al
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PROB|hG DISAPPEARANCE
Of T. \. 6. PROPERTY
CLAIMED THAT PROPERTY HAS
BEEN SOLD BY TWO NATION
AL GIAHDSMEN.

SAN ANTONIO Texas, MAY T.
Of large quantity OF Texas National
Guard property was probed today
with General Funston in charge.
If the charges prove true the Texas
appropriation for the National Guard
may be withdrawn. 1t IL claimed
that a large amount of property has
been sold by two national guards
men,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-04
TEMPT IS MADE
| 10 WRECK BUILDING
TIE SECOND TINE AN iN-
|fLOSlON OCCURS N THE
BRONX NALL.
.t@ncr of the building " as
Ngeckc,l.-~N indoNs in the
Nearby Houses We're
Shattered.

EN YORK. May 4--Following Il
laic czpigs D in the Bronx
|sb hall ihe county officers are
|4A1 Qp white SAVERS who are
PED to be responsible for the
Fse Il IS believed the explosion
part OF the slayers' retaliation
p The warfare which has been
'fled against them for the past
years by District Attorney Mar
N ihis, tho second explosion,
southeast corner OF the hall WIS
'He1 Window lights in houses
i'' DOCKS away were shattered.
'0's In a passing elevated train
ofoken and the passengers
Nu INTO panic, and half dozen
O"s N the hail We're badly shak-
Two Suspects have been arrest
Oa' Hader the third degree"
denied aBy knowledge OF the
cSion
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GERMAN HICHT ATTACKS
REP0LsEO BY The BRITISH
THE FRENCH OFFENSIVE IN Jut,
ARGONNE Is CONTINUING
SUCCESSFULLY.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Official com
muniqae today laeonically comment
ed on the British repulse al night
attacks about Ypres, and said the
French offensive in the Argonne
continues successfully with an adj
vance yesterday. Heavy losses OF
Germans occurred and the French re-
pulsed desperate efforts TO advance.
Unofficial reports said the poisonous
eases hurled in specially construct
ed shells have in many cases been
blown back on the Germans.
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DANCER Of SWEDEN BEING
DRAWN INTO The WAR
KING tI-sTaE SAYS DANGER NO
LESS NOW THAN AT BEGIN
MING OF WAR.

GOTHENBURG, May 4. $500 That
there is danger of sweden being
drawn into the war has III no wise
diminished, was the statement OF
King Gustaf today in speaking at d
varship launching.
so far as VIC are able, he said,
1T is my hope With the aid OF the
Almighty to keep out that we may
romain at peace With all nations,
but the danger of being drawn in is
no less now than at the outbreak
of the war
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ATTEMPT MACE To KILL
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
BITTER CAMPAIGN IN LOS ANGIE
LES CLOSES WITH SENSA-
TiO\AL SHOOTING.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May 4.-The
municipal election today was featur-
cd by the fact OF an attempt assas-
sination of Chas. +. Sebastian. sue..
pended chief OF police and mayoralty
candidate. Two shots were fired
through N window at his home late
last night. Bitter personalities
marked the campaign eliminating in
charges of immortality.
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AMBASSADOR 70 JAPAN
MAKER HURRIED VISIT
EEPEEeE\TAT ATTN T.
ARRIVES IN SAN FRANCISCO
FROM TOXIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May f.
Refusing to admit that his visit to
this country had anything to do with
the Chinese-Japanese controversy
Ambassador Guthrie arrived here to-
day from Japan. His mission was
so urgent that he declined to visit
the exposition between his arrival
and the time for the departure of
his train for Washington.
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GERMAN VERSION OF THE
NORTH SEA ENGAGEMENT
TIM SINKING OF BRITISH DE
STRONEk DESCRIBED IN AN
OFFICIAL REPORT.

BERLIN, May 4.-The German
admiralty today gave out its version
Of the North sea torpedo boat en-
eagement as follows:
Sat noon on May l German
submarine sank the British torpedo
boat DESTROYER Recruit off Galliper
light ship. On the same day near
Noord Hinder light ship in an en-
easement between two German pa
troll boats and several British ar
mored steam trawlers one trawlar
was destroyed.
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Nine. Slayko Grouiteh. the Amer
ioaH wife OF Che pcrmaaeH, Under
e-se.ary fer foreign lhairs o. Ser
BIZ. VINO mas been il The Uaital
grass How in session At Tie H.
in aehaI. Of the Serbian Agriculture
al Relief Committee al Amar.ea 70
aghJ the plague in her adopted
country, is bitterly opposed to 5he
Wemens International Peace Con-
sress soon to be called at The IIa-
sue Just the other day Miss lane
adams, Of Chica 90 led d deiesa-
tton of American women to Holland
20 attend this meeting. Nine. Grou-
itch called the meeting silly, mis-
guided and worthless
at is too late now 10 talk about,
peace, reconciliation and cessa-
don of conflict Nine Giouiteh
said, ''War exists. We are deal
ing with condition. Nov is he
time for women TO prove they are
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|'lA BLACK SEA FLEET
| bUNBARDs The DOsPOnUs
"'' HITS WE'RE SCORED
4" Two SHELLS EXPIoD.
III NEAR ONE FORT.

Iop
'"''RAD, May 4.-Begin-
M :" oaybreak Sunday the Rus
"'"ek sea fleet bombarded the
/ ~ With considerable dam
reports say.
4 w.. s"e Turkish batteries re-
l. ueetaaily the fleets guns
H.. lew hits. A tremendous
Eiaa1 and flames followed the
~ VI Two shells near one
w.. a'ee Turkish sailing yes
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Gin Hurns at Dawson.

DAWSON, Texas, May 4,--ohe Oh
the Dawson Union GIN company
plants of this place was destroyed
by fire Sunday morning.
II was valued at $4,000 and part
ly covered by insurance,
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janan's demands upon China i'm
General include special concessions
IN Shaiitung province along tho
Yang Use river district and In Fa-
KEN province opposite Formosa,
few requests concerning Shantung
We're accepted yesterday by China.
but the number was restricted.
China rejected entirely the demands
referring to the Yang Use section ana
Iapan's commercial demands.
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JAPANESE ULTIMATUM
SENT TO CHINA
BELIEVED THAT FINAL DEMAND
HAS BEEN MADE FOR SPE-
CIAL CONCESSIONS.
\ Prolonged Session of Japanese
Cabinet Is Held But Nc lntor-
nation Is Given Out.

TOXIC, May 4,-Authoritative in
formation today declared that the
Japanese cabinet had sent an ultima-
tum to China setting time limit
IN winch China must comply with
Japan's demands for special conees-
sions. Another prolonged session OF
the cabinet was held but no infor-
nation was given out.
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most constantly.
New rumors which are regarded
as almost Improbable said that Won
PueIow had submitted fresh propos-
ais to inc Italian government.
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OF BOND
REFUSED CONSPtRAToKs'

CHICAGO. May 4.-Motion Tor
reduction of bond in the cases OF 'he
convicted Terre Haute officials was
denied today by the United states
circuit court OF appeals.
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Travelling for your health may
send you considerable distance be-
fore you catch up with It.
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eager and willing to help women.
Why are not the good women who
dcplorc the horrors OF war in I.u-
rope gathering supplies and medical
kits for the suffering non-combat-
aats2 Why are they not sending or-
or dGcgcfs and nurses instead eff
convefaing on that gigantic folly
the idea that they can effect world
peace by speeches and rasolu-
lions?
The peace movements supported
by Andrew Carnegie and others are
reapius rhe harvest Of their own
folly and neglect. AS long as five
years aso they were appealed to by
economists to work for the educa-
tion OF the masses and the better
ment OF living conditions every
where. Instead, speeches, resoll
lions and literature on the beautiful
philosophy Of peace comprised heir
efforts"
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WAXAHACTIE TEXAS. TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1915.
& = = = = 8 T. q, = & g o g 8 q
EMS N HISTORY.

. Judge \, Mitchell Palmer vi g
. the Court Of Claims celebrated q
: his 45rd birthday today. .
= Harold Bell Wright. novel 9
. ist, is ~ years otd today. &
= Former Governor Bcunen. IF .
. Illinois, today celebrated the 9
= tifty-second anniversary Of his .
g. birth. Q
= General Grant began his cam G
' paisn in Virginia 81 years ago G
= today Q
. This day. III years ago, g
Q tIarrers Ferry, Va, was 90 .
> locjed as q site for q govern O
. mont arsenal and mauulac- =
4 tory. >
& &
6 = q = 8 80 g . . 9 q Q 8 . 8
ton steamer and vas owned by the
Steamship company.
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|FHNAA SUBMARINE
| SINKS BRITISH VESSEL
|bp n,,,aNNouNCEMENT MADE
sra siRuCTiON OF THE
s'hAMER MINTEGNE.

ks,,n, May "A German
|bb o.. 'orpedoed and sank the
II o,, 'aaer Minterne, according
,rs,' ''slal announcement today.
h. y, = believed to have been
| ~ Minterne was a a.o1s
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The Daily Light gives the news
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
BELEN TO VOTE ON
HIGH SCHOOL BONDS

-setclAt coeessFoNngHcr re noFuNo JOURNAL
Belen, ~ NJ Dee 8 The question
of whether on not school district 30
2, Belen shall issue bonds ia the exc
tent of $1t.0O0.0O with which To CONF
plctc che county high school win
come up before the voters ON january
il, 1916 The school directors mot
on December j. and ISSUED call to
The legal voters of the district The
election viii take place at the school
house.
other elections that are creaung
some excitement are the annual cleo
tions of mayordQmo de aecQuias and
ditch comm issioncrs Every precinct
I'm the valley from tsleta TO Bosque
viii vote ON tbis important problem
neXt Monday December 6. and soma
precincts have more than one ticket
in the field bat like good republicans
they have kept democrats from put
ting amy tickets ont. that is demo
Gratis seem 90 NE afraid to place a
ticket i'm competition 90 the regular
republican on peoples ticket
Judge Mcchem OF this district has
issued notice thar ON December q,
1913 az los Lunas. both grand and
petit jury yenircs viii be- drawn for
the january 1916. special term of the
district court Of Valencia county Tho
term viii commence ou The first Mon
day ot January 1916. and viii be.
held Tag thc county scat at los Lunas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS
TREE AGAIN THIS YEAR

rhorc viii be- q meeting 1t The high
school auditorium this afternoon 40 3
n'Dut, To- which AN who are Interest,"
ga va thU movement for a municipal
Christmas tree are invited a chair
man wtll De elected and committee.
win hc appointed 10 take charge ct
thc WorE 81 putting ar luloudr cei-
ehaiou cr.u more elaborate than tbo
one gIvcn last yu1r
Il is understood that District Fore
estcr Arthur e. Rnphnd has aerccd
agun ta furnish thc trcc and chat
Gen Man W. f. Southard Of the Az
huquerque ems Electric Light d.
Power Go. win make the Sumo 40.
mueemcuts fur the lighting at the
pcc Chat were made lust year @ viii
bv impossible to locate the tree 40 the
wmr place as last wear opposite the
AlNUruda because the y n. q. A.
hUildme uoN occupies Tint spu,a but
There are plenty Of other good plnocs
in Albuquerque whore the tree can br
erected ANA whore there win bc plOuN
ut space Tor am who wish go srr tbe
spectacle to yonsrrgate.
The meeting a the auditorium this
Vtt Wnuu i open Ia The public and
an who want 10 see the kids al Dae
city hnv. o. good time are urgently ln.
Ntcd Go hc present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
TO ORGANIZE PARENT
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION


lAFHClhl NoHAtnFoNpANCA '1 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa re, Dee 3.-Rupert r. AS
pund, John y. Conway Mrs Frank
Staplin and Miss Conrad LETT this noon
for san lldefonso Go organize % par
pnt-teachgs association, Just before
leaving eomty superintendent John
y. Conway received the first report
of the moonlight schools at Nambc
The attendance is sixty but could be
increased 90 hundred If the timidi1
Of some Of the adult residents could
De- overcome.
Among the sixty pupils are several
people 62 ana 90 years old The ages
range from 80 20 o. When il is re-
memhercd thai in All the districts. the
moonlight schools are TAUGHT BIZ the
teachers without extra compensation.
then it will bn admitted that veri-
table educational revolution has been
wrought In Santa l'c county or tho
sixty adult pupils Tn the Two moon
light schools 81 Nambr. only five arc
illIterates. although the last census
had returned fifty-four nIucrotcs m
that precinct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
81 UNION MEN
ARE INDICTED BY
CHICAGO JURY
Alleged Graft by Business
Agents, Conspiracy and
Slugging Are Causes Given
for Prosecution

CHICAGO. Dec s- ForN-slx udct
mont-. naming nftv-four defendants.
were returned today as result Of
the grand iuys inquiry into alleged
labor graft
Fifteen of the true buls charge exc
totuon another nueeu. containing
s,eeu counts each. charge conspiracy
d thrd haich of fifteen charge mali
ciouf mischief. and one Indictment
containing sixteen counts. charges
conspiracy
Tho defendants named ranged from
head. of local labor organizations ana
mall plate glass manufacturers 10
sugeors.
Testimony before the grand Jury
was + long tale of intimidation. ex-
torion ana The harassmcnt OF per-
SONS who declined to submit 10 the
demands of certain union business
agents and their aflcecd associates
Total bail IN the cases aeercg1ted
SID.5s0.OO0. Tho return oil the bills
M the criminal court was preceded hv
"a raid i'm which detectives gathered
up q number of the defendants who
10 had been rumored were about ip
letv. the civ
Frank Cn,n,rford benedict D.
short and William 4. Guinea appear
cd for tbc dofcpd8nts and argued for
reduction ~ tbe bau Attorney
Charles Center c84e Ar representing
the stale opposed the reduction hut
.ranqantnd fn sta, tbn issfa of cauiases
an me uromise ~ ,opn.eI for The de-
.f,ns. VI .urrnnds, tn.fr clients I'm
o,,,, conrt tomorrow
r,, imnosino proportions of tbe 49,
,,r,s.,t, han was dne .to tho fact that
.ll ~ mo defendant. were iofntlv
nan,.d in oorb of ma indictments
F,i,l.nee presepted T., the Grand
tn-,. ,nrnortod ~ sho,, tnot where.
...,it,.,.tors -. ,,r,,,ert, o,,nors ram.
VIM, MIN t,o t,istn.ss opo,ts of maj
.,ni,n. t,a ,yi,do,,, of tb,ir nlscos
.or huglro.. ,,,onil M. .,,,oehod
l. mas all.ecd tb,t M. ,ietir, to
AJAX aro.acutinn Ma NJ 80 ~ rohp
81 rabnson,s s,i,o, ,vhcro tho L-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

View York Dec s-llary wills. oi
New orleans negro heavyweight
outfoushi sam Lmgford of Boston.
in every round OF their tcn-round
bout here tonight Wills weighed 2o3
pounds and Langford 1886 Wills also
had the advantage of height and
reach.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
SUMMER BASEBALL
RULE NOT LIKELY TO
BE DONE AWAY WITH

Chicago, Dec. 8. - odds tonight
were against action calculated to do
AWAY with The summer baseball
rule at the meeting 90 the Big Njne
faculty committee here tomorrow Op-
ponents of the rule. il was believed,
have not been able to muster enough
votes 90 overcome the sentiment In
favor of its retention
The question of prohibition undor
rules against professionalism OF ath-
letes taking summer jobs with gof
clubs may Do brought up though few
athletes of prominence, il is said
would come under such a ban
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
.FlREMEN SAVE GIRLS
TRAPPED BY FLAMES


ST Paul Dec 3-Damage estimat-
ca al 100000 was caused this after
noon hy fire which swept tha buildings
of f. } Leslie ana compan, whole
sale paper dealers. and Barrett and
Barrett. wholesale vinegar and
glassware house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
A. B. RENEHAN To
GIVE GRAFTON At
LODGE OF SORROW
Good Program Is Prepared tn
Memory of Dead EIks; to-
Be Given at EIks Building
Sunday Afternoon

Excellent music the impressive
memorial services of me lodge ana
an 9ratlon hy a n ieneh'n IF sans
ID fr win combine % make pf"-
gr1W weh worth bearing ZEE lhe Elka'
lodge 81 sorrow. SUNDAY The proc
gram Ww announced yesterday ~
follow
Overture Frst MWuh. Perfect
Nsls Death tifou Poor Gtnil Gr.ee
EliF orchestra Ernest fnhim''"r
director
Opening l'i'uhiistie Ceremonies
E thc lodge
2nari,l-.sln ut Nt Soul
j shatiueN
M'nd'l #"hn quartet Walter smith
l+i tenor Y STANLEY scdrr -nd
tenor w. g. Me'rr De h'sso.
'ieoi#r y ENrfitt -nd "asso
ICON can "i 'nf Absent l'"'hrls
tA thr secretary
Assisted hN Miss Mnrcella Mdson
baritone sol"--Ihe Homeland.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

Once upon hme Ne lnbored
under the Impression that Freddie
hut we have learned that Harry
Pollok has him nailed - the floor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
TAFT To TESTIFY
IN NEW HAVEN
CRIMINAL CASE
Defendants Mean to Try to
Prove Actions Were With
Sanction of President of
United States,

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

Freddie welsh has method la his
madness. lie Is going tO run White
out of gas before he allows him to
get into the ring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
CONTRIBUTION

Er CtadU fure.I
There are words that make me blue.
"uotta matchf"
As toll the long DAY through,
Gotta matchS"
As SIT the li,elong day.
Toiliug all my life away.
Ieorge T.. Phair comes here 10 say:
Gotta MATCH 2"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

Charley Cutler sends as word
that he owes his success to psy-
choloRy So does Humid Kaua
Pasha.
Quoth q press agent. zone time
Charley cutler was fighter"
once boo a while "a press agent comes
across with the right dope As
Fighter Charley Cutler Is the best
boxer In tho wrestling game
we admit with Mr. Cutler TINT
psychology plays Il strong part In
wrestling, hut Joe Stecher's scissors
can squeeze II psychologist to death.
Cutler claims that he discovered
Jess willard. hut that II nothing 10
boast about. Columbus discON cred
America, and look what happened
to him.
THE football scribe Who ans
upuuces that the Harvard coach
ing system win Ne introduced go
Madison oyerlooks one trfltng de-
ull The Harvard system consists
firstly, secondly, thirdly and lastly
81 Percy Haughton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

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