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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
VIEWS OF THE WAR
AS CLEANED FROM
OFFICIAL REPORTS

In northern Galicia the Russians
have struck another hard blow al the
Teutouic allies and occupied along Inc
Sereth and Graberk rivers. south OF
Brody, six villages and the entire
ridge on which they are located.
Furious fighting marked The engage,
ment. the Russians being forced IN
the villages to drive their adversarles
from house 10 house. The AuStro-. Ger
mans. al last reports. were oomoard-
ing violently their lost positions.
In the fighting the Russians cap,
! tured regimental commander ana
lao other officers and more than 5.?00
men and also took numerous machlne
guns and bomb throwers.
Berlin admits that the Russians nave
gained the left bank of the Seretn
river, but asserts that the Germans
have made progress against the French
in the Chapitre wood near Ferdun
and in mining operations against them
in the Argonne; that the Russians
have been driven from positions along
the Stokhod river south Of Zarecze
and that in the Carpathiars the Ter,
mans are still operating successfully.
Slight advances for the British at
High wood. and cast Of Pozieres on
! the Sommc front and by the FRENCH
southwest of EStreeS. south OF the
Somme and TO the northwest or Ihlau,
mont Work near Ferdun are recorded
in the British and French communlca::
tions. In the sector northwest OF
Pozieres the Germans. in an attack
in which liquid fire was used. forced
the British back along one OF their
trenches, but later the British re-
gained the ground lost.
The Germans are heavily hom bard,
ing the Thiaumont Work and fleury
positions Of the French.
In Asiatic Turkey the Russians re:
port the capture at various places OF
,, new Turkish positions. In the klal'
kit CHA river basin positions pro
tected by five lines OF trencneS were
wrpstcd from the Turks. while south
of Erzingan and west OF the fliIaSe Oh
Ognut additional trenches ana TWO
heights were captured:
In the region Of Mush and BitliS the
Turks have assumed the offensive. but
Petrograd says they are being held by
the Russian fire.
The 1000 Turkish troops operating
seven miles on the east from me
Sue canal also have met with de1eat
nj the hands of the British and have
heen forced 10 flee, leaving more IMAM
; 200 prisoners behind them. including
some Germans. says London. In addl-
ton the Ottomans suffered heaF!
casualties.
Australian and New Zealand cavalry
took an important part in the fighting,
In the Austro-ltalian theatre me
Austrians are heavily bCmbarding the
Italian lines between AdiSe and the
MINER Isono rivers and the Pasubioo
area, while in the Sugana valley ana
The upper Cordovele valley they have
launched infantry attacks against the
Italians. These attacks, according 10
Rome. were repulsed.
unofficial advices from SaloniN say
tho Serbians have taken from the Bull
garians the village of Remli, on the
, Macedonian front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
fSTOCIES RETURN
| FOR z DAY STAY
cRIPpIES ARE GETTING BACK IN
SHAPE AND BETTEA TA1Nrs
ARE EXPECTED.
Altenburg and sheeren Return to Game
Cleveland Off for Few Days
with Broken Nose

This AFTERNOON the MuSkcE"n htus
will Journey an the way from MusKeEoh'
Mich. to Martins Ferry just to get prop
.rrly thraSh,d by the SIosleS. NUw these
Stogies are the ones that were s"unIlF
whipped during thrrr stay III me Mitnt.
gan city and il !nuSt De sala tn'e , i,,n'
we're in a crippEeU condition at that time.
Practically ali the crlnrles are now back
in the game and the boys ar: "ns t"r
ren are hoth bach. in the game and that
means something. Cleveland * TN, nhIE
one OF the regulars that is off duty al
the present time and Grover Is sun rms
in,a few days ,
.The home stay Will BE- l.: days ana
during that time MuskeGnn tfranu H'p,
ids South Bend and Springfield will he
met. With. the addition nt some new
and promising material the rcmnI'Idsr OF
the games. or al least the very H'se
No ;oritv of them should be cha lkcd TN
or the right side of the ledger To-day
game will start at 3:l1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
||W|FE'S SHOOTING IS
FATAL FOR HUSBAND

James Higgins Of Tiltonvlilr. VINO
was shot Friday afternoon BY ms Wlos {
because he beat her. died Mt the Martins
Ferry hospital yesterday. morning a.
1890 O'clock from the wounds %r%I1' w wmHti
-; ~, a h1ompn one of two bullets.
which we're fired by his wife punSEtp ,ri !:
his intestines in three. places and loaS'n "
in his back The body was removed -
MOBILES morgus to b" PREPARED for burial nl'.!,
FUNERAL arrangements have not ose''
Whether Mrs. higgins viii be- prose,
vuted for committing the deco W TnaS n
" Sonh,Tul She was arraiEncd before Il
.Sseubenviiic justice of the. peact Sa III
lay. but waived n preliminary nearing.
The squire bound her over 10 the Jti
fsrson county grand jury and released
her on her own recognizance' &c - re.
n1rtcd that the grand jury Viii never
TAX, action on the case. as tue les li'l"';H ),
Of the woman and Of her frtSn mG M rs SAM un
habitual wife-bealer and that she sno'
in Self-detcuSe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
DROP ANOTHER

The Stogics opened a three-game Sc
ries with Grand Rarids Saturday after
noon and celebrated with TO 5 loss,
Altenburg and Shaeren were back in the
game and their playing helped consider
ably. but Goshorn and Compton held
them safe. Shecren and Reilly connect
ed for homers. and AltenburGs triple
scored Duffy from first for the three
markers cha1ked up by the Stoglcs.
Otherwise they could not connect for
swats. -
Cleveland who has been playing a
splendid game at the third corner. re-
ceived q broken nose and was forced 10
retire from the game. Schultz was sent
TO third base. SoN Scibold and Umpire
Gcisel could not agree. and Son was ban
shed from the grounds. Duffy finished
the game,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
ITALIAN STEAMER
CHASED BY SUBS

NEW YORK Aug. s. - tn" Italian
steamship lie D'ltalia with three Amer
lean. passengers on board from hrnn ,|
unly, was chased for seven hours ny
three submarines while in IN" Mehl'cr.
rnncan and was saved from capture or
Insr rurtiou by use Of defense guns
her master Captain .Amedo linceti; on
the arrival OF tho ship here tnda' me
cantain said he believed one OF tho sun
mersihlcs WAS hit Ivy a shell. although
his only evidence was the column oil
water which arose. .,,.
No shots We're fired Al the +" - iia'll:
Captain pinccu said. ana az nc HhM 80 ~
mo submarines were the pcrscnn"S. FIJI
teen shots were fired at the submarines
he raEiain said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
STOVE EXPLODES
DESTROYING HOME

Fire. said 10 have been caused 10y an
oil stove exploding in the residence 'Ii
,Gn Ro,.k Uill nike near Br,lairc. owned
hv Mrs. Rcecc Thomas. and occupied rs
n summer home by J. T.: .;:fHnlcc. 20
tally destroyed the building ~, YESTERDAY ter ); y
estimated ~ 81 QUO. including Sl.uu4 on
furniture and household goods which
were destroyed with the bulling.
The fire started in the Kitchen ,W VIII
breakfast WAS being prepared. N.nllv
irving 10 extinguish the blaze: Mr.
Grcrnicc gave no attention 10 the houSrI
hold goods. The fire spread RAPIDLY, anu
in few minutes. the entire building,
Scven-room. two-SlorE siructut" 10
q mass Of flames The Bellairc hro de-
nartmcnt was called 10 the scene and the
triple. combination truck made ~ record
run TO the fire but were unable 20 eN
tinguish the flames on aer49ni OIL !acN
of water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
At HOST

Excitement. reigned supreme in the
east end at 9 o'clock when a shot was
fired in an italian home, lSS seven
teenth street, and foreigner was seen
running therefrom. The police, were
summoned found that no one had been
hurt, and also that no one could De
found who did the shootinS
The affair took place at roomfn29
house said to be run by Mrs. Culley al
the above number. 1t seems that an
Itslian man and his wife had taken up
their residence there. and yesterday
invited two friends 10 visit them.
Some time in the evening one Of the
quests insulted the hosts wife. and the
latter ordered him to leave; He PICK
ed up his hat. went through the dool
and started for the street Before
reaching the open he turned. jerked a
revolver out of his pocket and fired at
his host but the shot failed TO take Ell
feet.
No names could be learned by the
police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
MANY FACTORS TO
WEEK OF DULLNESS

NEW YORK, Aug. G. Almost me me
dullcst week OF The year came TO eno
with indications of an extension or the
hearish. influence which governed oper-
atinns To a considerable extent during
hat period. Tho indifferent croe Out
and signs OF congestion in the securities
market were the primary factors: -,
There was steady selling OF motor, on
and sugar shares. stocks OF industries
which have enjoyed enormous rroSpesIS
nromise to come down 10 more norma !!
and stable conditions. Liquidation OF
motors doubtless was promoted by the
Gu, in prices announced by the manulac,
furer of popular car. us i .nG de-
mand, IT hcing evident that the enormous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07

quantities Of raw and refined oils had
reached the stage Of over-productac0 In
the mid-contineutAl field At lsSSt
Munitions and equipments were faifiy
steady on further purchases Of 0upplta1
by Euorpe,. but In those Issues increased
caution was observed.
United States Steel. COMMONLY aeeSDts
ed as the Barometer OF the nnAFket, nov'
and the issues Of indspsnde1k steal An1
iron companies pursued Mn eo1foA
trade developments being Altogsthsr eng
courAging. During the weak AAy3o
In prices Of fabricated stsA ana IL
bespoke continuance Of demand. uGaaH
from abroad. -
The more important railways submits
ted very satisfactory returns for JunA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07

passed away about a year ago. Surviv-
Ing are her father, four brothers, VIII
liam. Edward Albert and Joseph He'll
stern: the Following sisters: Mrs. {. IL.
Robrecht, Mrs. J. u. Foster, Sister Pan,
nacratia, Of Columbus; Misses Marie and
Barnadetta Hellstern, at home. Mr..
Hcilstcrn. who is q florist in Plea SAINT
Valley. arrived home yesterday from
Baden Springs.
Funeral services will be held at the
family hume Tuesday morning al e:3V
o'clock Followed with requiem high mass
IN ST. Michauls church at 9 o'clock. with
Rev, Father Nader rs cclebrant. Inter =
ment will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
Funeral for Mrs. Campbell.

Simple but Impressive funeral serr-
ices were conducted Saturday afternoon
III the old Campbell homestead. Point
Brecze, near bethany. and later at the
bethany Christian church for Mrs. Mary
\. Campbell. the aged widow of the
late Alexander Campbell. Jr,. son or
Alexander Campbell, founder of the
Christian church of America.
TIE services we're conducted by the
Rev. ". u. Taylor, OF Bethany college,
who paid most loving and beautiful
tribute 10 Mrs. Campbell. The church
was crowded with the many dear friends
Of the deceased woman: lnterment was
in the old Campbell graveyard at
Rathany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
' PIRATES WIN

Timely hitting yesterday gave the
North End Pirates Vlctcty over the
Bauer Junior baseball team by. the
score of to.1. The contest was played
on. the Theda Place grounds and was
a most interesting one.
Score by innings: X. II L:
Bauer Jrs. 0 I 0 0 q 81 I
y. T. Pirates / 0 0 0-S 0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
ExPl osIoN INJURIES SEVEN.

DAYTON, O., aug. 0:,T - LII,
we're injured, one probably fatally
three seriously. three, severely oufn-
ed and. bruised here today BY an en-
niosion in the Recording and Comput-
inc Machine company's plant when a
Quantity Of powder used in the manu-
facture OF war munitions exploded; "A
spark from one Of the machines l. pe,
lieved to have ignited the powder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
yENlzElOS CHARGES EFFORTS.
TO PREVENT FAIR ELECTIONS.

ATHENS. Aug. 6. noon. via London,
Aug. I, $50. a. m.-Former Premier
Venizelos in today's Herald throws
down the gauntlet 10 his opponents,
openly charging that the ministers OF
war and the interior are. working So
cretly to prevent fair elections. NJ.
Venizelos SAYS the liberals are ready
10 accept the verdict Of the country, if
honestly obtained, but have no inten-
ton of accepting an electoral result
that they do not consider. fairly So
cured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
Funeral for wsnzsl Husbel.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held At the family home, 1875 Mar.
kct street, for Wenzel Huebel. the aged
and wsll-knOwn grocer. who died Fiji
DAY. The REV. William G. Ulfert Of st.
Johns German Evangelical church. OF
fIciated The services were largely al
tended by the many friends ana req,
lives of Mr.. Huebel.. 1nterment was IN
Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07

PITTSBC RGH Nuc. o.-Thr FIttS-
burgh National League club has pur-
chased William j.. Evans from the Nor
santown club OF the Western North
Carolina League. and 8. II. Grimes from
the Birmingham club OF tho southern
Association. according I" am announce
ment Just made hers. Both are pitchers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
HENRY ". BROOKS
HAS PASSED AWAY
WAS ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN AT
FEDERAL BUILDING AND WAS
WIDELY KNOWN IN CITY.
Death SUNNI ons Miss Emily c. Hellstern,
Popular and Highly Esteemed
Young Lady,

Henry w Brooks agcd 81. one OF the
most widely known men III The Wheei-
ing district assistant custodian ana day
elevator operator at tn" federal building.
Is dead at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. George Hink. Of Triadclphta. Death
came Saturday night at O'Clock. doe To
heart disease. supcr1nduGcd BY iaIl
early last spring, and Kidney trouble
The passing uf Mr.. Brooks WAS peaceful.
All his near relatives and several friends
were at his bedsid" when III" end came.
He was removed from his homie III EIlct
street 10 his daughters home. about six
weeks ago.
Mr.. l;rooks was Southern gentle
man of the old school. II. was born Al
Alexandria. Virginia. on NoNcmb'Ts&-'.
1855. He was educated in that scctiop'
When about 20 ynurs old he came 10
West Virginia. locating In TINS city. or
several years he was employed at th:
old Peter Erb; livery barn. Later ne
worked for The city in various capaci.
ties. 1t was nc who assisted IN ilr't
mum beriuS the houses Of Wheeling. near.
~ 40 years ago. when this city was Oh
less than half the present population.
For some time hE was city JalloF. NiHe
years ago he accepted federal pvsltioh
which he occupied nj the Time u MS
death.
Mr. Brooks Was %iCe married. MS
first wife died many years ago. TO mat
union were born daughter anu son.
Mrs. Hink and William II. Brooks. OIL
East Wheeling. His second wife. Mrs.
Ella (JuhnSon) Rruuks. survives.
Mr.. Brooks WAS member VI me
knights Of Golden Eagle and the flrst
Christian church.
Funeral services viii be- held from the
place OF death Tuesday aftrrnu'n ~ L.
O'Clock. with TIN, Rev. w. II. Fields. OF
the First Christian church, officiating.
Intrrmcnt will be in Greenwood Genie
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
DE LONG COMING

I, is understood that Jimmy DeLong.
a promising young pitcher. who has
been twirlinE for the Hoboken semi
pro. team. Of Pittsburgh, will oome here
today to join the Stogir outfit; He ia
saidto have been showing splendid form
and like several others has been recon-
mendcd by some Pittsburgh maSnate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-07
Miss Emily Hellstef1i.

Miss Emily G. HcllStcrn. aged -.
daughter If John Flellstrrn. Of lpeasalI;
Valley, most nighly esteemed anu
popular Young lady. died in tho North
Wheeling hospital Saturday morning at
$50 o'clock. following mn operation T"r
appendicitis. She WAS taken SUDDEN!
i'll Friday.
The two sad features Of the passing
OF Miss teIlStern are that TINS ~ TUG
third death in tho home of Mr. HcllStcrn
in two years and that Miss Hellstcrn
was to be married on August * to An
thony j. Coleman. Of South NhcelinH'
The coming Wedding was recsnt!y an
nnunccd and Miss Hellstcrn had been
the recipient Of IL number Of social al
fairs sivcn IN honor of the coming mar
riagc Mr.. Coleman had purchased fur-
niturc for his new homo. Miss Hell
stern MAS mrmber ~ ST. Michaei S
church al Edgington Lane and always
took an active part in church and soclal
work in connection with the church.
TWO years ago her brother was drown
ed in Wheeling creek and her mother
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-08
Notice to Democrats

re has been called to my notice
that the Tulsa Daily Democrat OF
April contained call for Demo-
cratic caucuses and Democratic
county convention to be held on Sat-
urday, April s. in the city of Tulsa !;
the call appearing in the Democrat
was purported to have been signed
by me as chairman Of the Demo-
cratic central committee and l take
this opportunity to deny emphatic
ally that any such call was issued or
signed by me or any person authorized
by me. and / have not authorized
any call for any caucus or any con-
vention or any meeting Of the county
committee, save and except the call
for the regular Democratic caucuses
as called by the Democratic state
committee and the regular county
convention called by the Democratic
state committee; said caucuses hav,
ing been held on March 25, 1916, and
the said county convention having
been held on April I, 1915. Any cal
other than these has been called with
out sanction and over tho objection
of the county chairman or the county
committee. Said committee not reg
ularly called.
II. B. SCHAEFFER.
Chairman Of the Democratic CentrA
Committee.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-08
CHICAGO MILK WAR
PRACTICALLY over
Farmers Gain Point While
Consumer Won't Have
to Pay Any More.

~HICAGO, April THE Chicago
~ milk war practically was settled
today and within "a hours. 1t was pre-
dicted, the normal supply Will be re-
stored to the city which uses l,75O,0Oo
quarts u day. a.. s
The result is claimed by the farm
ers as a complete victory. Ihey ae,
manded an increase from $l.33 ID
per hundred pounds to $l.55 and TINS
apparently Is the price they Will get
Tonight all of the distributors eXcep'
one had agreed to pay the highei
price and the last one is expected to
sign tomorrow.
DR.. John Dill Robertson, commis,
sioner of health, said this does no'
mean an increase in the price of milk
"On the contrary" he stated, y
have assurances that the price,
cents a quart-will remain the sam'
| to the consumer although the distrib
utors will have to pay almost half
cent more to the farmer than before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-08
GET DELAYED REPORT
from GEN. PERSA|NG
Funston Finally Receives
Information of Troops
and Nillistas.

CAN ANTONIO. April 7.-General
y Pershing in delayed report TO
general Funston confirmed previous
that Americans were
moving southwark from Cusihuirachic
on the trail through Satevo and that
all Information available at his head
quarters indicated that villa was tray
cling in the direction of Parral.
He explained his failure to Tepor,
more frequently by statements tna'
the aeroplanes on which he mad de-
pended for communication had peer
unable to operate successfully ano
that weather conditions had interfered
with transmission of messages Dy
field wireless. He added that he hao
not been in communication with ms
Headquarters at Colonia Dublan foi
nine days
General Porshing informed Genera
Funston of the exact positions OF the
advanced columns and what those
units are but this information wa'
withheld
He said the four privates who hat
been wounded at Guerrero were III II,
danger and two had almost recovered
lie did not report their names.
Consul Lctcher's report that WIZ
appeared to be moving south heyoh'
Satevo. General Gutierrezs asser
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-08
After Ten Rounds Of Box
ing Heavy Sapulpan De-
feats Gunner.
CONVENTION HALL
PACKED TO DOORS
Baseball Celebrities Are In
troduced; Flynn Chal-
lenges Winner.

(ARL MORRIS, Sapulpa heavy
~ weight. was given a referees oe-
cision over "Gunboat" Smith last
night after ten rounds of fairy last
boxing. Outweighed but not outgeh-
eraled Smith fought an uphill pattie
but the excess weight of the Sapuipan
had a telling effect. In the infighting
Morris had all the best OF II but III
clean blows Smith had the better OF II.
Referee Otto Floto's decision met WIN
deafening cheers although the gunner
had hundreds of followers.
The bout was staged before the
largest crowd ever gathered 10 WIZ
ness a boxing match in the southwest
Convention hall was packed to capac-
ity, more than I'VE huhureu 9'"''''e
in the aises. .o
Hughie Jennings, Ty Cobb, Dunnle
Bush and Wahoo Sam Crawford, all
of the Detroit Tigers, were at the ring
side and introduced.
Jim Flynn. the fighting fireman OF
Pueblo, Col, was introduced as cnii-
lenging the winner of last hlght
bout. l.,
Women in fashionable attire sat IN
the ringside with full-blood Indians in
glaring red and green blankets.
Gunboat Smith was the llrst Oh
the principals to enter the ring
crawling through the ropes at 9:3o
Morris followed two minutes later and
was given an ovation. 49,,
The Gunner was attlred IN plue
sweater and trousers. Morris wore q
yellow batbrobe over his tights.
Jim Flynn was cheered more heart
ily as he was introduced and chai'
lenged the winner.
smith was seconded by his mana
ger. Jim Buckley, Dave Mills and l1lct
Eevnolds In Morris corner Is FREE
Dichmann, Rufus Cameron ana hi'
Morgan. .,a,
Morris rushes him to the ropes, the.
c,inch. Morris rushes Smith to ropes
with left, they clinch. Smith Japs lei
to law and clinches. They both mis-
swings and clinches. Morris drive
left TO Jaw and right to stomach am
clinches, Morris swings nara ielt !.
law. They clinch. Both fishtihS A.
clinches. Smith iabs lett 10 Jaw oa Inot
rjs labs left to Jaw, drawing pioot
NIorris misses left and they elmer
smith misses left to jaw, as bell rahs
Morris round. a.,
PoTND 9. Smith lands left to TN
oar and clinches. Smith )aps ieit =
law and right to stomach ana tne
Ciinch. Smith lands rtght 10 gay
Smith jabs left to Jaw anu st idS o,
ear and they clinch. They p0th ,;., e.
change lefts to jaw. smith Dieeu.,' cum
from mouth. Smith jabs Morris '"''
with left to jaw and they Silnomi ,,r .,
smith labs left to jaw. They cine
Morr,s is bleeding from mouth. Tne
tue tbe best be- in the clinches: Smith ja' "a,
a left to nose. 1t was Smiths roum
ROUND 8. Smith iabs left to Jay
Morris lands two hard rights TO su
smith lands hard left to Jaw; o"ii =
labs left left to jaw. smith ~
fensive work Is good. Smitn Ti,Is ,iiiss'
% lei. 'ao, for Mnrris' stomach in Il
rciinches Smith lands left to ia,
They clinch. Smith lands nara M r,t
to stomach in the clinches. shii
CONTINUED on Page SiX.)