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and West Indies.

and West Indies. q.
United States Steel kept pace with
Marines, advancing X to s2ls. or
within 2as Of its memorable maximum
Of 1909.
Shares Of the independent industrial
companies, notably Lackawanna and
Republic Steels were strong, Republic
Preferred attaining a new record at
113z.
Munitions and Equipments huctuated
tc 2 points above or under the pre-
vious days closing prices. but motors,
Mexicans and less conspicuous spe-
cialties Of various classes we're firm to
strong. Coppers infused fresh activity
in the irregular trend Of the final hour,
their rise concurring with a reported
advance in the metal on further large
domestic demand.
There was also better inquiry for
prominent utilities including American
Telephone and Telegraph and kindred
issues. Dealings were trife more re-
stricted as to the number of issues
traded in marines and steel contribut-
ing fully 25 per cent. Of the total over
turn Of s65. 900 shares.
Bonds were irregular. Sales par val
ue, aggregated s4.05o,60 United States
bonds were unchanged on call
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NORTH BERWICK
HIGH ALUMNI IN
ANNUAL REUNION

North Berwick, Me. Aug. 1.-THE
Old Students Association. composed Of
North Berwick high school alumni,
held its 18th annual reunion at Hobbs
grove Wednesday. Among the 300 at
tending were alumni from every New
England state except Vermont, also
from New York and New Jersey.
From II until IL a reception was held
with a picnic dinner. At the afternoon
exercises Vice Pres. LIE Roy Staples Of
Warren, r. l.. gave the welcoming adj
dress. Rev. W. H. Getchell Of Pittsfield,
y. H., responded. The other speakers
were Charles A. Rush, superintendent
Of schools, and Rev. c. E. Cate Of Paw
tucket. r. I. America" was sung at
the close. These officers were elected:
lie Roy Staples, president: DR.. Carl
McCoreyson Of North Wilmington.
Mass, Frank Bonser Of Kennebunk,
William Furlong, Margaret Hobbs,
Charles Neal, Elizabeth Parker and
George Davis Of North Berwick, vice
presidents; Miss Ella NJ. Greenleaf,
secretary: George w. Perkins, treasur-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York, Aug. 17.-The crisis in the
railway labor situation as disclosed by
President Wilson's action in summon
ing the railway executives to Washing
ton was the only restraining influence
in today's active, and for the most part,
strong market. Shares Of the leading
transportation companies were varia-
bly, but seriously affected, while other
issues, with few unimportant excep-
tions were lifted to highest levels of
the current movement.
Shipping shares were again dominant
features, mercantile marines common
making new record on its rise Of ~
to 3sz. with a gain Of four for the pre-
fer-ed and l to u points for Pacific
Mail, United Fruit and Atlantic Gulf
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ASSAULTS REFUSED
Continued from Page one)

SLAMS have confined themselves to
brief statements that nothing of i'm
portance had occurred. The Austrian
and German war Offices have been al
most equally uncommunicative. The
only fighting mentioned by Vienna was
the repulse Of Russian attacks on the
lines Of Gen. Won Boehm- Ermolli
who is in command Of the Teutonic
forces retiring from the Tarnopol
front Berlin reports the repulse Of
Russian attacks south Of Brody.
The lull in the Italian operations
against Triest is unohcially explained
from Rome as due to Gen. Cadornas
desire to straighten his lines Before
proceeding with a general offensive
against the great Austrian seaport.
Austrian aeroplanes have again raid
ed Venice but Rome says they caused
only slight damage.
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BROOKLYN 5, PITTSBURGH |

Pittsburgh, Aug. 17.-Brooklyn de /.
feated Pittsburgh by to II today.
Mamaux was relieved by Evans at the
end Of the fourth inning. Stengers
single and Wheat's triple gave Brook
Ign a run in the first and base on
balls and Meyers double with triples
by Pfeffer and ]. Johnston resulted in
three more in the fourth. Another run
was made in the eighth on a hit and
two errors. Two singles and a base on
balls gave the Pirates their only
score in the seventh. The score:
Brooklyn ....1 0 0 3 o 0 0 l 0-3-9-1
Pittsburgh 20 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 Otis
Batteries: Pfeffer and Meyers;
Mamaux, Evans. Kantlehner and Els.
cher.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Prob

kENNEBEC COCNTY.-In Pro5a.,
Court. at Augusta, onJthe ninth day {"
August. 1916. .
Jos. w. Allen, Administrator or Y, ~
Estate of Chas. B. Wyman, late OF y.
Vernon in said County, deceased. havL,,
petitioned for license TO sell the folloWI|s
real estate of said deceased. for the pat
ment of debts. &c. viz. certain real
tate situated in said town OF Mt. Eerns-
and bounded and described as follow.
viz: A certain lot or parcel OF land wi.
buildings thereon, on the east side Of y. y,
road leading from Mt. Vernon Ell!age. -,
West Mt. Vernon and bounded on q, ~
north by land owned or occupied 0! An y"
z. Sibley: on the east by the Walton ~, :,
stream, so-cailed: on the south by ANY ~ a
the Livermore Falls Light and Power ~ ~
and on the west by the above men' ,,.,.i
road. Being the place said Wyman hSe'
on for several years. s..
ORDERED. That notice Thereon "A
given three weeks successfully prior ~.
the fourth Monday of August next: II ~
Kennebec Journal, a newspaper printer az -
Augusta, that all persons interested ne :,
attend at a Court of Probate then 70 =
holden at Augusta, and show cause e.,on
any, why the prayer OF said pet'''0'
should not be granted
HAROLD E. COOK. Judge.
A''' ~ '" auglltres
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R, n, WILLIAMS
Beaten NILES
LOSES TO YOUNG
THROCKMORT0N

Newport, r. l., Aug. Transcription
Of a new name on the Casino bowl for
the annual invitation tennis singles
tournament was assured today when
r. Norris Williams, End. of Philadel-
phia, the former national champion
who won last years tourney. was
eliminated by the sweeping strokes OF
Clarence J. Griffin Of San Francisco.
To some extent the downfall Of VIII
liams was accounted for by a weak
ankle which compelled him to play \
back court game. In this style OF play
alone he was unable to meet the &C.
curate drives Of the versatile Califor-
MAN, who was able to place the ball
just where Williams. unable to move
rapidly, could not reach 1t. Harold A.
Throckmorton, schoolboy champion Of
Elizabeth, n. j., who in the earlier
days Of the tournament eliminated
William J. Clothier, former national
champion. and H. Miakimi, the jap
anese player, added to his laurels to-
day by defeating y. w. Niles Of Bos-
ton. The match was the longest Of the
day, the five sets occupying four
hours. Tomorrow \ the semi finals,
Throckmorton has to meet W. NJ.
Johnston, the national champion. while
Griffin will play against l. Kumagae.
the japanese champion.
Kumagae met a sturdy opponent to-
day in D. S. Waters Of New Orleans.
holder Of the Southern championship.
and it required four hard-fought sets
to clinch the Jap's victory.
Johnson's defeat Of W. NJ. Wash
burn of New York was accomplished
without great effort
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BOSTON.

Two-base hts. Collins. Jackson 2.
Russell, Weaver. Three-base hit-E.
Collins. Sacrifice hits-Weaver, McMul-
len. Double plays-Scott to Gamer; E.
Collins to Weaver to Fourier. Left
on bases-Chicago 4; Boston 4. Bases
On balls-of Russell /; off Mays l off
Jones / Hits and earned runs-off Rus
sell 5 hits. no runs in 9 innings: off
Mays hits, runs in 1-3 innings: Off
Jonee+4 hits, 0 runs in 2-3 innings.
Hit by pitcher-by Mays, E. Collins.
Struck out-by Russell 5; by Jones 1.
Empires. OLoughln and Evans. Time,
Al
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PORTLAND WINS
FROM HARTFORD

Portland. Me. Aug. 17.-Portland
won a good game from Hartford today
/ to 0. The game abounded in snappy
plays and interesting situations.
ramm's work at second, Beatty's at
third and Eays at first featured. A
triple by Tuckey and single by Glenn
ems in the third gave Portland the
only run Of the game. The score:
Portland 20 0 / o x-1-7-"
Hartford 80 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0-0-4-1
Batteries: Tuckey and Sweat;
Smith and Skin.
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DETROIT TAKES TWO

Washington, Aug. 17-Detroit won two
poorly played games from Washington
today. II to s and to 4. In the first,
which went 10 innings. 90 players were
used. Three errors, two passes and two
singles gave detroit five runs in the 10th
inning. In the second game Detroit hit
both Gallia and Shaw freely. Cunning
ham came to the rescue of Dauss in the
seventh after three runs had been scored
and with three on bases. and held the To-
calls safe. The game was called at the
end of the eighth inning on account OF
darkness. The scores:
First game:
Detroit .............oo11 -ll-ls-1
Washington .....o 81 0 0012 o. 6-1e-3
Batteries: Dauss. Dubuc, Ames and
Spencer: Harper, Ayers. Bentley, Boeh-
ling and Henry Ainsmith.
Second game:
Detroit .........o 90 1912 es-12-1
Washington ......o 0 0 0 Q 8 e-1o-4
Batteries: Dauss Cunningham and Nc
Kee: Galla, Shaw and Ainsmith.
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PROBATE NOTICE

al the parsons interested in e!th..
VI the estates hereinafter rsr-ed-
A. a PROBATE Court held at Augusta Ii
anu lor the County OF kenrebes, on te
t-nln DAY OF August in tie YEAR Of gu.
.-o.u Cr!e thousand nine hundred ard SIX.
presented for the action ,rarar,,or beTe.
mater indicated. il is hereby ordered
mat notice thereof be given 20 all Der.
sons interested, by causing q ca~v u TIL.
orcer TO be published three weeks SIC.
cesSlFely IN the Daily kerrebec Journal
d newspaper published at Augusta, IA
SdId county. that they NAV arpaar at
Probate Court 70 De he,4 al sad Augusta
On me twenty-eighth day Of August, =
=. 1910, at ten o'clock in the forenoon AMI
be heard thereon II they see cause.
EDWARD c. LOWE, late OF Wes,bo''
ougn, Mass, deceased \ certain instr1.
ment purporIirg to be an exanr,jfcat0i
OF the will and the probate tgerarf u sail
deceased IN the state Of M1sSachuse'r,
together with petition asking that t5t
same be allowed by this Court presented
oy Thena H. East, execurr,x therein
CHRISTOPHER G. HALE late Il VI.
emma, deceased. viii ana petition for pro,
pate thereof and for the appointment O.
Joseph w. Allen of Nj. Vernon as execs'
tor
IDA P RAYMOND. late Of Augusta
deceased. Final account presented fo'
allowance by William D. Hutchlns, ad'
rinistrator
ALBERT McDANIELS. late Of Nationa
Home, Togus, deceased. Petition for as
sessment OF inheritance TAX fled 3!
Charles A. Towns. administrator.
LUCY p. GORE. late of Augusta. de-
ceased. Petition filed asking thar the II
heritance tax be assessed upon the ds'
tributive shares in said estate
HAROLD z. COOK.
Judge Of said Court
Attest: r. W. LEIGHTON. Register.
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Boston Produce Make.

pEr- c,o. Boston. Aug. i,
SPRING BRAN-25d $50.
IER-Northern 32E32l; western
CHEFS E-New YORK twins l-!7lS
CORNING. yellow -
EGLS-Choice hernery and nearby 1.
IS; western 2-G2f. ~
FLOC R-Spring patents 77aqeN
HAY-No- l grade mar.
HAMPSHIRE t-tGIs.
MIXED FEED--dga
OATS-No. clipped white g,
PORK-Mediun7 backs Us
POTATOES-Pe two-hu bag oo57,y
SUGAR-Gra nuIated, = Dbl. lots a
EEAL-fJ1Is. ''''
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Who hasn't read and enjoyed James
Whitcomb Riley's masterpiece poem, "An
Old Sweetheart of Mine?
Her "face of lily beauty and her form
of airy grace" floated, you remember out
of the lovers tobacco "as the genii from
the vase"
It's one of the charms of a peri e ct
smoke that it stirs the chords of sent-
ment and freshens up romance.
Young man, when counting, never
take chances on less fragrant. less al:
Turing cigar than the ten-cent c. C. A.
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CHICAGO |, new YORK 0

Chicago. Aug. ia pass to Zeider
and Mollwitz's double scored the only
run Of a pitchers battle. and Vaughn
Of Chicago won from Sallee Of New
York today. The Giants had men on
bases in all innings. but vaughn's
good work in tight places and three
pretty throws by Elliott saved runs.
The score:
New York 30 0 0 0 0 0. o 0 o-o-7-3
Chicago .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x-1-s-0
Sallee and Kocher; Vaughn and Ell
lott.
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RuMFORD DOES
THINGS TO THE
HOUSER PONIES

Skowhegan. Me-, Aug. 17.-(SpeciaD.-In
fast game on the home grounds this
afternoon the visiting team from Rum
ford handed the local nine a bad trim
ming. the final score being and in ia
yor Of the visitors. Skowhegan got nine
hits to the visitors eight, and the errors
were even, Driscoll getting the only two
Dagger Of the game. But it was the third
inning which put the game on ice, Rum
ford having fine streak Of luck and get
ting four runs all in a wad. It was fine
game to watch and both teams put UP
a regular scrap, but the breaks were for
the callers and the box score shows the
outcome. The score:
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THREE EXCITING
RACES AT THE
WALDO co. FAIR

Belfast, Ne, Aug. T.-Races at the
Waldo County Fair here Wednesday re-
suited as follows:
FREE-FoR-ALL, M1xED-PURsE $50
John Dryden, bg, by Gambler
(vincenD ..:........ .....:.::;;.....1 l 3 I
AIl!ssinus. Big. by Wilkes
Walter Richman. Big Ureland....2 2 ?
Foxie Joe. rog Oackson). .........4
Time 2.l's. 2lsi. 2.ls, 217t
go CLASS, MIXED-PURsE s1o5.
vassar c. rog, by Commodore
Curtis (Wescoto ;;.....;;:.....'...".aa ! !
Lady Booker. BIN (BuzzeID ........s :
Twilight, Big LeavitD ...............S I
Brucine, BIS Follis) ..................4
Time, 222i, 22624. 21sa.
GREEN HORSE CLASS-HALF MILE
PURSE $50.
Peter West, Big. by Dobson ..........l l !:
Picolata, BIN, by Btngen. ............-2 Z
Blue Bell. BIN ..............'..'''...2 :
Time, 1.13.. liza, 1-15
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NEW YORK 5, CLEVELAND 4

New York, Aug. 17.-New YORK play
I'D an uphill game today and won S to
4 The Yankees tied the score in the
..~hth inning with two runs driven by
Mullen, . pinch hitter morton tnen re-
lieved Coveieslkie and New YORK scor-
ed the winning run on the latter IN the
ninth on q pass to Pechnpaugn ana
.sne,e. by Baumann and Boone. The
Cleveland ......Lieoo1iol.s-!.
4 al 90 1 4 I-6-15-l
Batteriss-covsleskis, Morton a"o
OMEN; Tist9r and waltsra
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NATIONWIDE ATTENDANCE
Continued from Page One)

Frankly, we do not know how the dis
ease is transmitted, nor its cause. The
evidence strongly points to humans as
the carriers. Tie evidence is that it Is
purely human disease and if conta gtous
a large proportion Of persons exposed are
immune 1t must be spread very largely
from sources other than sick persons,
mostly by adults. Against that is the
known seasonal prevalence. Our theories
do not exclude transmission by insect.
Transmission by the lower animals is n.y.
pothetical. We hardly suspect any but
dogs or cats. Its rapid spread indicates
human carriers"
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THE White HOSE
WIN FIR 0 N THE
BOSTON RED S0x

Boston. Aug. 17.-Chicago turned on
the champions today, shutting them
out. to 0. All the runs were scored
of Mays in the four and one-third in
nings he was on the mound, Chicago
obtaining five doubles, triple and two
singles of his delivery. Jones, who re-
lieved him, had better success. Russell
was at his best for Chicago, allowing
but five scattered hits. The score:
CHICAGO
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Aug. T.
few minutes OF trading today. Wjnrirs,
provided the chief beartSh influence an
the tir1idity Of buyers was at ali tns
apparent The caution Of the latter Wa
due in part 10 aaxietv over the railrsi
situation. Closing prices were IS h
: "a net lower. Late deliveries Of con-
dropped SIS and oats finished is to i
down PROVISIONS were dull and clo.
unchanged 20 1-3c lower.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Aug H.
cents lower. Closed strong. Bulk INsa
1855, iighc IuI0UlUl5 mixed eSGal975; heays
$3.50 1915 rough 455Iss5.
CATTL F,-Receipts $500. strong: nat,v,
beef at log ITO; western steers sS5aS)O
syockers and feeders 59f.I,5. COWS anC
heifers $50; calves 9255ITg-5.
HEEP-Receipts l4sa: steady TO N
higher; sheep ard wethers E1ES4; eve
3ss55Ff1150; lambs -orG1I25
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New York Money Market
New York, Aug. Il

New YORK, Aug II.
Sterling: Sixty-day bills Aha. demand
475s. cables 41s s-ls; francs. demand 5;e1s.
cables 500; marks, demand = 5-ls, cables
72s; kronen, demand II, cables IA guild
ers, demand III, cables Il 5-ls; lires, de-
mand Gas. cables s.47; rubIes, demand
Js, cables 31a
Bar silver est.
Mexican dollars 81.
Time loans steady; % days IG3. 20 days
3iGi, six months 3sG4-
CAN money steady; high p. low q. rul-
ing rate q, last loan q. closing bid i. Of
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Persians are becoming partial to
American shoes. More than $4,000
worth of them have been purchased re-
Gently in Teheran, the capital Of Per-
STA, according to a report from the
American vice-consul there.
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Two-base hit-Driscoll. Stolen bases
tanning, Zee, Twombly. Struck out-By
King S. James s. Double play-saunders
TO Fishburn to Houser Hit by pitched
ball-Lee. Fishburn. Passed hall-Lees.
Base on balls-By James l. by Gould 1. by
King g. Umpire, McGauley. Time, 2l5.
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New YORK Surar Ma-L.4

SCGAR-Raw steady; cert-srng., -.
Inolasses ies; refined q1.ac: --a 80 ~ W
lated 10. Futures were stead!sr N CHI ~.
,erlng and some buying by or- M soy
houses prompted BY he staad.e- ELS ,.i,'SsI,
me spot market: She close VAS SEA- !,
GHSAanged 70 six points higher ~.
$500 tons. Sept 4fg Dec. ~ sa.
March 49, 'aL II
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The keel for three-masted schooner is
being stretched at the yard Of F. S.
Bowker & Son In Phippsburg on the site
vacated Tuesday by the launching Of the
three-masted schooner James NJ. W.
Hall. The Hall will be ready for sea the
last Of this week The new craft will be
built for Captain Roberts of Maryland.
and win be two feet longer than the Hall.
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Home runs, G. Talbot. Three-base
hit Purinton. Two-base hits, Conley
2. Merrill, Luyster, Brown. Stolen
bases, White. Struck out, by Tillman
3. Hit by pitched ball. Coady. Best.
Base on balls, by Tillman 2. White l.
Luyster. Sacrifice hits, Brown. Gil
man. Umpire, Conway. Time. 2.05.
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CORNISH TRACK
RECORD CUT TO
2.1O Ia WEDNESDAY

Cornish. Me, Aug. r.-Frank Fox
created a sensation at the fair Wednesday
when he drove Andy Ashland an exhibit
ton mile in 2IoA, beating the lowest pre-
vious track record by 5A seconds. Two
good races were witnessed by a record
breaking crowd The summary:
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BCTTER-Firrner; receipts aes3; Graz.
cry extras. g score. 3lG31 Ia o-so..-~
higher scoring. 31s132 IL, srs-s 81
seconds Z73T2.. .g@9 ii
EItIS--Steady; receipts -2-ss
gathered extra fine 32a25. cyl, Ing,
gN' hrsts 2'q3; nearby he7He-v' ~, r,s !
me 20 fancy 35145; hearty ha ~..s
POTATOES-Quiet and uncha-g.,
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Eastern League Standing

Today's Games
Bridgeport at Lawrence.
Hartford at Portland.
New London at New haven.
Lowell at Springfield.
Worcester at Lynn.
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New York Produce Market

New York. Aug. II.
FLOUR-Unsettled.
WHEAT-Spot irregular; No. l Durun
Isl IA; No. hard 157 Ii: No. l northern
Duluth 1854 IA: No. northern Manitoba
1884 fob New York.
CORN-Spot firm; No. 3 yellow 81 les
elf New York.
OATS-Spot quiet.
PORK-Strong.
BEEF-Firm.
AAARD-Steady: middle west 115dl3Ss
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

E1NEC 4Or. NOTICE The sub.
s soI,ceE nereoy gives notice that ne ha,
go GUY appointed Executor o; ,ae VII
y lorenzo ", ChIrchl,l. la-a q August
in the County OF kennebee deceased ari
given bonds as the law directs. All roy.
sons having demands against the estst.
~ SAD deceased are desired 70 presen.
thereto are requested t. make paymsu:
Immediately
D. FRANK MOORE
august II. 1916 auElstnr|
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Eastern
Yesterdays Games

Lawrence g Worcester I.
Lynn II, Bridgeport 10.
Portland /, Hartford 0.
Springfield 2, Lowell O.
New London /. New Haven thrst
game); New Haven 3, New London (sec-
ond game).
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National Standing

1oday's Games
Boston At st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pitcsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
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American Standing

1oSay's Gamso
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
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TROLLEY LEAGUE STANDING
American
Yestsrday's Games

Yestsrday's Games
Chicago Z. Boston Q.
New York 5. Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia t. st. Louis 3 (irst game)
St Louis ), Philadelphia Second
game).
Detroit II, Washington (nrst game)
Detroit 6. Washington 1 (second game).
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Factory output four months to May LIST.
upwards Of fourteen millions. Increase of
ct selling brand of Zoe Cigars In the
World, FSctoEy. Manchester. N. H
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINIs TRATOR's NOTICE N,
SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice that h
mas been duly appointed Airntristra.5r
on the estate Of Eugene =. Fellows la,.
OF Fayette in the County OF kennets,
deceased, and given bonds as the lag
against the estate ~ said Ga-a3seI AZ,
desired TO present the sane f7- settle.
ment, and all Indebted thereto ara r.
QQested TO make payment inadtatalv
August II. 1915. .-,grs a =
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National

Yestsrday's Games
Chicago !, New York 0.
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