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Company's Certificate Of Authority

Company's Certificate OF Authority
Whereas, The North British q Mer-
camille ms. Company. corporation or
ganized under the laws of Great Britain
has filed in this office q sworn state
ment exhibiting It's condition and BUSH
ness for the year ending December 81.
1914, c~onformable to the requirements
II the laws of this state regulating the
business Of insurance.; and,
Whereas, The said company has Med
in this office a duly certified COP of Its
charter. with certificates OF orsaniza-
ton, in compliance with the require
ments Of the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, I, o. X. Stableih,
Commissioner OF Insurance OF the State
Of South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions Of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company 10 fully
empowered through its authorized
agents. to transact fits appropriate
business Of Fire, Tornado & Sprinkler
Leakage Insurance in this state, ao-
,ordins to the laws thereof. until the
last day OF February, A. D. 1916. +.
In testimony whereof, ] have here
into set my han and OFFICIAL seal at
Pierre, this First day OF March, A. d.
1915.
o. X. STABLEIN,
(geal) Commissioner OF Insurance.,
By r. G. MUELLER,
Chief Clerk.
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Company. c.rtiaeat. Of Authority

Whereas, The Norwich Union Fire
ms. Society, corporation organized un-
der the laws OF Great Britain has nled
in this Office a sworn statement exhib-
itlng Its condition nj business for the
year ending December al, 1914, con-
formable to the requirements OF the
laws OF this state regulating the bust
ness OF Insurance.; and,
Whereas, the said company has nled
In this office a duly certified copy OF
It's charter, with certificate of %organiza-
ton, In compliance with the require
ments OF the Insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, =, o. K. Stablein.
Commissioner of Insurance Of the State
OF South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws. do hereby certify
that the above named company Is fully
empowered, through its authorized
agents, TO transact its appropriate bust
ness OF. Fire, Tornado, Hall and Sprink-
Ter Leakage Insurance in this state. ac-
cording to the laws thereof, until the
last day of February, A. ID. 1916.
In testimony whereof, / nave here
unto set my hand and official seal at
Pierre, this First day of March. A. D..
1915.
o. x. STABLEIN,
(SeaD Commissioned OF Insurance,
by r. c. MUELLER.
Chief Clerk
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Company. Certificate Of Authority

Whereas, The Northern Assurance
Company. Ltd. corporation organized
under. the laws. Of Great Britain has
hled In this ofice a. sworn statement
for the year ending December 81. 1914.
conformabls to the reduirements OF the
LAYS Sf this stats rssSlating the bust
Whereas. The q company has filed
in this onice a duly certlhed copy Of
its charter. with certificate of organiza-
tion. In compliance with the require
mepts OF. insurance law Aforesaid;
- Nov, Therefore, I. o. K. Stabfein,
Commissioner OF 1nsurancs OF the State
visions or said laws. do hereby certify
empowered. through liz authoriueS
agents. to transact It's. appropriate busi-
ness Of Fire and Tornado Insurance in
this state. iaccofdihe tcithe laws there
e. Snsii the last day Of February, A
MN n t%:stimong whs5sef. J hsy. here.
Rtsrre' this Ftrst day Of March.sA d
= s2sa xsosK X. sTABLEIN.
Csppisslsnsr OF Insurance,
!. l.nS Ga Chief Clerk
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Cvnpany's CertiAcats Of AutAsrfty
Whereas. The Northwestern Nuaual
LIE Insurance Ce.. . corporation or
ganized under the laws Of Wfsconsin
has nled IN this Office . sworn state
ment exhibiting its condition and busi-
ness Tor the year ending December ar.
1919, conformable to the requirements
OF the laws Of this state regulating the
business Of insurance.; ana.
Whereas. The said Company has fled
Ia this Office Q duly certified copy Of its
charter, with ~certihcate OF orSanixa.
ton. In .compliancs with the reuuire-
ments Of the insurance law aforesaid:
Now, Therefore, I. o. X. Stabiein.
Commissioner OF Insurahcs Of the Ststs
Of South Dakota. pursuant TO the pro-
visions OF said laws. do hereby certify
empowered. through It's authorfxed
agents. to transact, fts appropriate bust
scccrding to the laws thereof until the
last z OF February. "A. d. 1914
In testimony whereof, + have hare,
unto set my hand and Official zeal Al
Pierre. this First day Of March. An
O. 4 eTABLMrN.
cGs7HN GEHE Is in'alsss~s
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TAKEN UP: One sorrel gelding,
VT about 900 lbs. ring bone on right
front foot, fore-top clipped. Owner
can have same by paving charges
md proving ownership. Lou Man
ming. Logan twp, Miller, s. d. 3ltS
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TAKEN UP: Two bay geIdings
about 3 yrs old, no marks. Owner
can have same by proving ownership
and paving charges sired Gerdes.
NV A-112 GO. Miller, S. D. Sta
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LAO p. m. Primary methods, Miss
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2:l0 p. m. Discussion, Teaching of
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800 p. m. Address, Mrs A. P.
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3:45 p. m. Plans for 1915-'l6.
400 p. m. S. S. Evangelism. Mr.
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IRON ANNUAL srATEMn1H
Year Ending December Slsts 1915
If the North British b Mercantile
Insurance Company Of Great
Britain
United States office. New York City
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FROM ANNUAL sTATEMENT
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or the Norwich Union Fire Insur.
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THE ANNUAL
CONVENTION
OF the South Hand County Sum
day School Association Sunday,
July 4, 1915, Held In the Big
Gospel Tent on Section 27-1IO-6o
Glendale Twp.

This will be an all day convention
beginning at ten-thlrty A. M. The
special feature of the morning will
be the Childrens' Hour. conducted
by Rev. E. c. Salter. Teachers of
children should be there and all
children should be there promptly at
eleven n'clnck
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MATTHEWS BARBER SHOP

Sends Laundry to Pierre Every
Wednesday night
First-class work Of all kinds guaranteed Thres
chair shop Your patronage solicited. West sjSe
Broadway. Miller. s. n.
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FROM ANNUAL STATEMENT
Year Ending December 31st. 1915.
Of the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of NIL
waukee, Wisconsin
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CITY CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENT


A. P. Cooper, pastor
1890 q m. Sermon:
HAS a m Sabbath school
The lessons are interesting. come
and join a class.
$50 p. M. Christian Endeayor.
7:30P M sermon.
We want you to come.
We aim to begin all services at
the minute appointed. Be on time
Methcd dist Church Services.
Preaching next Sunday, by the
pastor at HOO a m.
S. S. at 1000.
Epworth League devotional meet.
ing at 100 p. m.
Evening service at 500 D m
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening
All are invited to attend.
j. H. Kearton. Pastor.
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St. AIMS Church
Services on 1st. 3rd, and 5th Sun.
days.
Masses at $50 and 1890 a. m.
Evening services 7:30 p. m. sun.
days.
Week days, Mass at 8 o'clock.
Holy Days. Masses at 6 and 9:3t
a. m.
Confessions, Saturday evening a,
2 p. m.
Those desiring instruction in the
Catholic Doctrine will call at Priests
residence on Monday aud Thursday
evenings. Father Duguay. Pastor.
Christian Church
Lords Day School at 10 o'clock a.
m.
Hoo a. m. Sermon.
Communion service at HAS o'clock
q. m.
Christian Endeavor at Gas D. m.
500 p. m. Sermon.
Your presence desired.
L. w. Thompson,
Miuiotar
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OPPORTUNITIES

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AT Miller on Tuesday, July 9th

ne in Monster Waterproof Canvas tents, seating 1000 people
DIS, Drum Corps, so Actors, Dancers, Speciality and Colored people
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TAKEN UP Came to mp place in
March. 1young dark brown mare,
with two white hind legs. Owner
may have same by proving property
and paving all expenses. XAVIER
Schaeffer, 8 miles south and / mile
west of Orient, s. ID. 29tf
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The Great Military Band
The Soloist Orchestra
The Louisiana Quartette
The Southern Songs
The Jubilee Singers
The Augmented Chorus
The Plantation Melodies
Jones's Concert Band
Laitenbergers Orchestra
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called and Pollock showed him the red
Yet it Is clear, il it had been a foul.
Freddie would have been wrfthing on
the floor from pain as a blow beneath
the belt will not knock out fighter.
but might hurt him severely. But Fred
die had been dead to the world.
But these' days fighters. ball players
and all kinds of athletes wear aluminium
protectors. This protector can stand a
sizzling foul shoot without causing the
least inconvenience to the ball player.
Then how could a blow from my fist
below the belt as was claimed, have
hurt Freddie? No, l was simply edged
out of a great victory.
Immediately afterward, Freddie went
to a restaurant and had dinner showing
that he was not hurt. The next day We
met at the office of the chief Of police
I told Freddie il he would strip and let
the police surgeon examine him and II
tn surgeon should say that he had been
fouled. that l would give him the 81 1000
in the hands of the chief. But Freddie
would not do it. saying that he did not
need money that bad.
Now, I defeated this lad once and I
intend to do it again. Freddie is IS years
of age and am c5. I am coming. Fred
die is going. ! have fought a hundred
game now. I never will know it. The
light weight championship Is worth
5000 a year and l am after that SIS, 900 I"
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Harry Pollock, Manager Of
Freddy Welsh, Beats Say
lor Out of the Title.
HAPPENED AT WINNIPEG

Indianapolis, Ind. May 1T shall be
returned victor over Freddie Welsh,
lightweight champion OF the world.
when we meet at Indianapolis, the night
of May 2s. I defeated him once fairly
in nine rounds and i shall turn the trick
again
1t was in this confident way that Mil
burn Saylor. Indiana's premier light
weight and actual champion Of Australia
by his defeat of Hughie Mehegan at
Sydney, Australia. May 8. 1914. spoke of
his coming bout with Champion Freddie
Welsh which is to take place in In
diana polls on the night prior to the big
Speedway race.
Il whipped Welsh fairly at Winnipeg.
Canana October 20, I9l3.' said Sayior,
but the cards were stacked against me
and Freddie was given the fight on. a
foul. But IL there ever was a boy who
was sent to dreamland by a legitimate
punch, that boy was Freddie Welsh.
''Of course / have a desire to be cham
pion OF the world and 1t was with delight
that / accepted match with Welsh at
Winnipeg. 1 went there accompanied by
my manager. Ray Bronson. l had to
put up $1,000 with the chief OF police Of
Winnipeg to assure peace and good Or
der So did Welsh. There was a crowd
of 1000 people in the house when the
gong sounded. Bronson told me that
had better box Welsh for a few rounds.
Il found out mighty quick that there
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bRATTON Will
ARRIVE TODAY
Philadelphia Middle-weight to
Be on Hand Early for His
Battle with Howard.

Eddie Bratton the Philadelphia middle
+ weight who meets Silent Howard in the
fifteen-round bout of the triple all-star
boxing card at the Ardmore Club on next
Monday night, will arrive here this after
noon Bratton's manager states that Ed
die Is working hard in his training for
the coming bout and is now ready TO 20
the limit. Both Karl Herr and Young
Sam I.angford, who furnish the twenty
round bout. are primed for the occa sion.
. as these two boys have been in training
for the rast three weeks. Kid Greek, the
fast going feather-weiGht OF this city.
was seen working out last eyeninS and
looks in the best Of condition for his ten
round 20 with Jack Kelly, of Baltimore,
who. according to his representative
Capt. Frank Filling. is putting in three
hours of hard work each day.
1t is expected that these bouts. which
are the biggest ever put on In this vicin-
ity. will be one Of the largest in the point
of attendance since the efectlon OIL tne
new Ardmore Club.
Silent Howard is putting in many hard
licks in preparation for this bout. which
will be the real test OF his ability before
a Southern audience. although he has ap-
peared in many tirst-ciass exhioitlons on
the Coast ard fought the semifinal to the
championship rout between Ad Wolgast
and Joe Rivers lat summer.
Eddie Brattcu has nct all of the best
bows in his dis. Including X. o. Bren-
nan, OF Buffalo: ::Id" Toy. Jack Toland.
and Jimmy Clabby. and put up slashinS
bout with each man. although he lost the
decision to the last named.
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Raw Deal Pulled on
Indiana's Lightweight

was nothing in II for me to box a boy
like Welsh. He Is one OF the cleveres,
sparrers in the world. At the end o!
the fifth round. l told Ray that want
ed to get busy. All right says Ray
mix 1t. then And then the fun started
From that time on Freddis-had all he
wanted.
The beginning of the end started in the
eighth round. Welsh had habit OF
pushing his way out of a clinch by
giving me his elbow AS he showed my
left off his chest with swing. lie,
my left go clear hack with the force OF
the shove and then Just as We were
breaking. ] handed him jolt squarely
on the mouth. The force OF the blow
threw Freddie against the ropes. On the
rebound l caught him an upper cut in
the pit Of the stomach. He went down.
The gong sounded.
Ray said to me. You've got him. Fin
ish him this round. The end came in
tWenty-three seconds in the ninth. We
spared little and came together in a
clinch. As VIC broke. he leaned far for
ward in order to protect his stomach, re-
membering what he got in the former
round and l handed him a right hand
swing to the solar plexus, a swing that
I started clear from the floor.
Freddie went down and out-uncon-
scioUs-withsut movement Harry
Pollock, his manager and trainer. jumped
into the ring and carried Freddie to his
corner. I was dancing in glee. l saw
Pollock run his hand inside Freddie 8
trunks. ] ran up to him and told him to
take his hand out. I feared the old trick
of rolling up and pinching the skin,
making red place and then bowling
foul
"A big midde-weiSht with Freddie
threatened to throw me over the ropes.
The club physician, a Canadian, was
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DODGERS PITCHERS
HAMMERED BY CUBS

Brooklyn. May 1.-THE Cubs hammered
three Brooklyn pitchers to all corners
of the lot today for twentyfour hits
including a home run. four triples. and
two doubles. and won, 10 to 1. Stand
ridge was wild. but was able to take
things easy. The Cubs made eight
runs in the second on eight hits and a
base on balls. Knisely drove out i've
singles in six times at bat. The score:
Fl y
Chicago ............ es5 90 l-le ~
Brooklyu . 90 -
Batteries-Standridse and Bresnahan and Har
grave: Aitchison. Cadore. Appleton and McCary
and NJ Wheat Umpires-MesEA Rigler and Har.
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Foreign Riders Expected.

New Yot May H.-Several foreign bicycle riders
who are booked ride at the openirg Of the
Sheepshead Bay ye!odrume the French liner
Rochambeau, which Is due today. Among them
are: Caesar Morett the Italian Splinter; Thor
wali Ellegard. Denmark best rider Georges Seres
and NJ. Pzstiur. CT France. They will be accom-
panied by two pace makers. one Of whom. NJ.
Nazo is considered the best pacernsker in EIroIe.
Na1o has been secured TO set the pece for the
French ndenI
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Gibbs High Man.

Memphis Tenn. May H.-H. d. Gibbs. Union
City Tenn. professional. vas high man in
the first days shooting Of the tenth annual
tournament Of the Interstate Tnpshooters As,r
cation which opened here yesterday Gibbs broke
IS targets Of a possible 100. A. d. Richardson.
Philadelphia and ". Henderson. Lexington. Ky,
tied for high amateur horors with breaks
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THREE BALL PLAYERS HURT.
East Spruce Professionals' Catche
Injured In shore Game.

Atlantic City May 1.-THE catcher for the Fast
Spruce Professionally Roy Ringl-y. uf Philadelphia.
had the misfortune 10 break the middle finger OF HI,
right hand in an attempt TO stop a wild pitch. The
ball was misJldged through ur'T bound and hit
the tip sluarey tearing it back in the injury. The
Phiadeiphians lost the game to the Melroso A. C.,
of this city. 124
Little Sammy Bebler. four years old. was knocked
UNCONSCIOUS on being hit the head with foul
ball Owen Jessup suffered . like fate later In the
rather Disturbing baseball exhibition
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Free.for-All Trotters,

I~Iinston. Ky. Nav H.-Ed Upton. president
Of the Kentucky TrottinS Horse Breeders Associa
tiGu here. who has never been accused Of overlook
ing bet when il comes TO staging q feature event
for the fall trots at lexington. proposes offer
rich stake for the ee~for-all trotters which
would let the bars down to all and would admit
rctcr NCio. 20S.. Eatwah, 203 a. and Lee Az.
forthv. whose hackers have long wanted them
10 get together well Joan. 20i "a, RathmeIl.
.Ci I-i Maymack. 2ofs. Star Winter. ?B and
Msrgarc: Druen, ,05te.
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THOMPSON WINS TITLE.
Trims Grant school for Champion
ship Of Gallinger Division.

The Thompson School team won the
championship of the Gallinger Division
yesterday by defeating the Grant School
nine on the Monument Grounds. IA to T.
Buck" Kimmell and Nick Carter
proved to be the winning battery. while
Grant. Carl and Brooks worked on points
for the losers.
Principal Finkle. of the Thompson
S:hool. headed a large crowd of rooters
who cheered every notable effort of both
teams.
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Eew York, May H.-Gov. and Mrs. Whitman
have been invited to be the guests Of honor
of the sufraEists At the baseball game May g.
when the suffrage cause will share the gate
cepts from the game between the Giants and the
Cubs Mrs Norman de r. WhtehouSe. chairman
Of the baseball committee. asked Gov. Whitman
to tcss the ball into the field and open the
game. But the governor VINO is not certain nf
being present. has deesAted this part of the pro
gram TO Mry. Whitman.
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OLD AND NEW MEET IN RACE.
SteepIechase Horsena nship Tests n
Belmont Park Terminal.

New York Nav IA match nce has been ar
RANGED to Re I'm before the rH race the United
Hunts meeting next Saturday afternoon at Belmont
Park Terminal between Charles l.. Appleton. riding
Web Carter at lSS rounds. and ii. g. Page. riding
Ben Cabel at 16s pounds. at mile and . quarter
over the regulation steeplechase course.
This should rrore a most attractive sporting event.
a. tie horses are evenly matched and the riders
represent the old ard the school Of HeeTlechase
hcrecrnanship.
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Miss Ramsay Triumphs.

Brookline Mass. MAY N-Mn Vea Ramsay.
Of England -unnerup IN the British woman's
golf championship in 1911. who Is now in thi.
country in connection with Red Cross work. ss-
tonished the gallery At the Country Club In an
open team competition By defeating Miss Margaret
Curtis . former United States woman's cham
pIon. By ) up and to play. Miss Ramsay out
drove Miss Curtis at every hole. and apprud-
mating three holes TUNED in . medal Of
g.
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EIGHTEEN HOLES IN "a.
Harry Vardon, English PrOfessiona
Golfer. Makes Wonderful Score.

London May 1.-THE wonderful score H 81
has just bern accomplished by Harry Vardon
the famous English professional golfer on hi
own course at the South Herta Club at Tot
teridge Vardon who IS years OF age last
Sunday, has been playing brilliantly Of late
which promised splendidly for his arranged toul
OF tn. United States nov unfortunately abandoned
yardou went out in 81 and came home in 33
His only mistake was an overstronx putt which
resulted in the loftest horc on the
course. He tried for 2. 50 as to be out in ..
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Behr Is Tennis Winner.

New YORK. May H-Alen Behr. the COUSIN oi
Kari Behr. and Arthur NJ Loribond- won then
places in the round before the semi finals Il the
Bronx championship tournament at the Bedford
Pzrt Lawn Tennis Club Behr defeated Eugene
Nolan, 81. 81. He couples with :. Howsr"
vcshell. the playing through title holder. for thu
bracket IN the semi-fnsl LovibUnd after series
nf default. in bringing him through defeated
6. n. r. Crcley. So s5. 62.
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HUGHES BLOWS AND
CARDINALS WIN, 5-4

Boston. May H.-Hughes weakened in
the ninth inning today and the Cardinals
snatched a FIVE to four victory out OF
the fire. Hughes had held the visitors
to two hits up to the last inning. Then
Dolan and Miller singled. the former
scoring on Maranvilles tumble of Longs
blow. Butler singled. scoring Miller and
Long counted when Gather let Snyder's
single get awy from him. Gather then
repeated the performance on Roach's
single and two more runs counted. The
score:
Il Z
ct Louis, ...... 5000 o0ooo SIS ,
Boston ............... % 20 90
Batteries-Sallee Robinson. GriDer and Snyder
and Gonzales: Hughes and Go~dy. Cmpires-
MeSsrs. QuiSley and Eason.
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Schumacher Is Confident,

Rsltimor.. Nd. MAY N.-Confidcnt Of winning
within ten rounds Al Schumacher. the local light
weight, has gone into active training for his ten
round mill with Knockout Brown, of New York
here next Monday evening
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Alpha Kappa After Games.

The Alpha Kappa" BASEBALL team has pganized
for the SEASON. and would like to arrange games
with teams averaging IS years. Games to be played
after O'Clock. Address all challenges to E o.
Nussear. manager. 21 Tenth street southeast.
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"Y" Bows Win Again.

The Y NJ g. A. Boys Department added one
victory to their credit by defeating the strong
Government Printing Office boy. by the score
Of 10 to T. Yesterday.
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DOYLE Knocks Ont Gross

New York. MAY I:.-At the Long Aerr, Paul
DOYLE knocked out Abe Cross in the first round.
Archie Dunn knocked out Young Richie. in the
second rpund
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Mothers!

P-B Wash Suits for the
May professions at $1.25
up.