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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-16
Sammy NJ 'Clintic Takes S25,OOOI
Gamble on MOrriS-M Moran Batfle!i

early date. even before the advance
sale has opened, the little Irishmans
Judgment is again ace high. And the
funny part of ii all is that 95 per cent
of the reservations at present are Tor
SIS rirgside seats. The cheaper
seats are attracting no purchasers as
vet
But supposing you do pay s15 to
see the two giants box Is rounds In
New York they paid s25 to see
Moran box ten rounds with Willard
in a no-decision bout and with no
title at stake.
This will be one of three notable
ring events in America on Labor day.
At Cedar Point. Ohio, Johnny Kill
bane. featherweight champion. will
defend his title against George
CLANCY of baltimore. These two
boys are guaranteed $4,000 for Is
rounds.
At Colorado Springs, Charley
White will endeavor to wreSt the
lightweight championship from Fred
die Welsh in 20-round encounter.
rhe guarantee for this bout is
$1,000.
Morris Is Confident.
Morris has been training at Sapulpa
for two weeks. Jack Hemphin, who
conditioned willard for his bout with
Moran is in charge Of the Okla
hUman's training Those who have
visited the camp say that Morris is
full Of confidence and in better
ever seen him before.
Moran has been in Tulsa since
August /. He bought a cottage east
Of town, where he is living the sim
pie life. He has been doing a lot of
road work and this week started
boxing on the roof garden of the
Brady hotel. None but news. .'aper
men are admitted to the afternoon
scances. Moran Will begin working
has Willie Lewis. the former welter-
weight champion. as his chief con-
ditioner. His principal sparrins Part
ners are RIfUs Cameron, a husky
colored battler, and Denver Jack
Gcyer, who qIit the Morris camp a
week ago and went over TO Moran
because, as he put it, he wanted to
be with the n winner"
It's big gamble with McClintic,
but he smiles and makes no com
plant. They'll pay for the real
thing down here" he says in his char
acteristc manner "and I'm giving
them the b, t ns> -ould possibly
have. Sammy NO In. ic is not wor-
rying, SO why ~" 20 anybody else
lose any sleep?
Boosts the Town.
And all Tulsa is for sammy, because
he has been here long enough to
convince everyone that he is on the
level He has paid his own way and
has the cash to back up his state
ments He has given Tulsa thou
sanls Of dollars worth of advertising,
and the whole town counts him as "A
big asset-one worth cultivGtins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-16
PRODUCERS PLUCK
FIRST OF SERIES
Defeat Oklahoma City in
Rowdy Contest by a
Score of s to l.
KRAFT ICES THE GAME
Heatley's Sensational Catch
of Clements Drive Is
a Feature.

Brass buttons and blue coats
played spectacular IL not decisive
part in the first game of the Pro-
ducer-Senator series yesterday after
noon which was easily corralled by
the home boys by a score of to l.
Policemen were called in during the
third inning to cordially invite Rudy
Baerwald. ear in his own sphere as
manager OF the visiting aggregation,
outside of the park where he would
have more room to express his admir-
alton CD of Umpire Hooper after the
two had flashed closed fists and steel
wired MASKS at one another. Baer-
wald went and the game was re-
sumed. The incident occurred after
the gray-haired monitor had yelled
bis disapproval of the mediators de-
cisions
Murray's homer over the leftfield
ralings in the sixth frame was the
only counter the Bearcats could ring
W and the balance of the time they
were helpless before Kraft who was
given brilliant support.
Three runs were scored by the
Producers in the third when Smith
singled cleanly after Wooley whitfield.
Smith was safe at second when Glenn
ens' wild heave pulled Payne off the
bag on Kraft'S grounder. Murphy
forced Kraft at second but Heatly
singled, scoring Smith, and Lamb
cleaned the sacks with two-timer.
Three more came in the sixth after
two were down when Murphy tripled
to deep center Heatly walked, the
double steal was worked and Lamb
lifted the pellet out of the park.
After two were down in the eighth,
Stewards double, Brady's double,
Wooleys walk and Smiths double
counted two more.
Hcatly's sensational catch of
Clemens drive in the seventh with
two out and Bennett racing home was
Score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-16
A Hacking Cough Wcakcns the

Don't suffer with hacking cought
that has weakened your system-get
bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
in use over forty years. and bene-
fitting all who use 1t, the soothing
pine balsam with tar heal the irrita-
ted air passa ses-soothes the raw
spots, loosens the mucous and pre-
vents racking the body with cough
ing. DR.. Kings New Discovery in
duces natural sleep and aids nature
to cure you.-Ady.
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Heayywcishts Get $4,000 Each and
Percentage; Other EN-
pell~es.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars is the
amount that will have to pass into
the box office at Association arena in
Tulsa on the afternoon of September
1 if sammy McClintc. promoter of
the fifteen-round bout between Frank
Moran and Carl Morris, is to break
even. McClintic is taking the big
gest gamble in the history of the
sporting annals, insofar as the south
west is concerned.
Moran and Morris each get a S10,-
coo cash guarantee, with a privilege
of 35 per cent of the gross receipts
to each heavyweight. Regardless of
the gate receipts the boxers will get
$4,000 If it goes over $4,000 they
will get 10 per cent of the gross. This
is the biggest amount ever guaran-
teCd to any boxers between Reno,
New, and New York city. 1t is the
biggest pugilistic encounter of the
year in this country. owing to the fact
that it is costing more money and
there is more at stake as far as The
boxers are concerned than in any
other ring event of the season.
Likes Big Stuff.
McClintic. who is the only real
big time" promoter who ever stayed
in this country for any length of time,
has made $4,000 for Carl Morris in
the last II months, and If he puts
the Labor day event across, as indi-
cations now point to, he will enrich
the Sapulpan by hctN.'tI 10000 and
5.0GO more. ;fcC.ihtic is the only
man VIII, eve tcd the nerve to risk
large amour IS on boxing contests in
the southwest. He secured the Nor
ris- Moran bout because he figured il
was the biggest drawing card that
could possibly he arranged outside of
n championship event And the fact
that on Labor day either Morris or
Moran will go into the heavyweight
hope discard and the winner will get
a match with jess Willard for the
title adds further to interest in the
encounter.
McClintic is converting Association
ball park into an ideal open air arena
for this big bount. The architects
plans cali for twelve thousand seats,
priced at 81, So, IS, $3.50 and S15,
The contract for the construction of
the arena has been awarded to
local contractor at $500.
Transportation. publicity. preiimi-
naries, referee and incidental eX-
penscs will total $2,50) making an
aggregate expense Of $4,000, in addi-
ton to the 100000 guarantee.
Expects $4,000.
Therefore McClintic will have to
take in s35,0C0 TO break even. lie
believes the box office receipts will
be nearer $4,000 thar $25.G00 and
judging from orders received at this
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Miners 2, Nets 1.

SpeciaI 20 The World.
MUSkOGEE. Aug. 15.-Two long perfect
throws by iardley from center field to Har
rson at home plate, cutting off Hopper and
Brock in the ninth inning this afterno oon,
gave McAlester their fourth straight victory
over Muskogee by 2 to 1 score.
Besse scored the tying run with q circuit
ciout in the seventh inning and two singles,
a base on balls and two stolen bases scored
the winning tally in the eighth. The local
club took q one-run lead in the first inning
when Mag scored and Palmer took second
on a double steal.
Score by innings: r. II. z.
McAlester ..... 900 900 11O-2 6
Muskogee . ....... 100 900 00O-1 7 D
Batteries: MoAlester Naylor and Harri-
son; Muskogee, Salisbury and Brock Um-
pire, Pontius
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA base on
balls TO Byrne, Crsvath's single and double
steal by these players gave Philadelphia the
only run Of today's game with New York.
The visitors got only one man as far as
second base.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-16
To Drive out Malaria and Build In
tho SystCn,

Take the old Standard GROVES
TASrELESS chill TONIC. You know
WI you are taking as the formula Is
printed on every label showing il 10
Quinine and Iron in a tdstcless form.
soc.
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summary: Errors, Clemens, Nagle, Nc.
Cabe Bennett two.bsse hits, Payne, Lamb.
Nsgle, Stewart, Smith, Blue; three. base hit
Murphy: home runs. Lamb. Murray; stolen
bases, Murphy Hcat,ey: double play Brady
to Stewart; left on bases, Oklahoma City
6, Tulsa {; bases on balls, off Bennett !;
hit by pitcher Price by Kraft; struck out
by Benostt 7, by Kraft 2. Time, 145 Um
pire. Hooper.
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Western Association
i Paris 4, Sherman o.

Special to The World
PARIS, Texas, Aug 15.--In listles
game played Paris shut out Sherman 4 to o.
Dennis allowed the visitors only four hits,
two by Young, but issued seven passes
Paris won the game in the first inning when
Allison walked Snapp and Totem singled
Halls sacrifice fly and an error by Hig-
ginbotham.
Score by innings: r. H. r.
sherman ....... 900 900 900 l
Paris ...........30 30l 900 oOt-4 o
Batteries: Fsireoth and Fowler: Dennis
and Naylor. Umpire, Myers.
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Boston l. Senators 0.

BOSTON, Aug 10 Babe' Ruth came
out the victor in a l3.iEDing pitching duel
with Waiter Johnson today. the Boston Amer
leans defeating Washington in the latter $
final appearance here this season, to o.
In the thirteenth the champions nettcd the
games only run. Barry led off with a drive
which caromed of Johnson's 5 hard and went
for hit Lewis struck out and IToblitzel
flied to Milan Walker singled to center
his third hit of the day with a single to cen
ter and Barry scored.
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Boosts the Town.
American League
Yankees 6. Athletics Q

NEW YORK Aug. 15.-New York won an
even break in its series with Philadelphia,
the Yankees taking the last game, TO 2.
The Yankees hit Williams young colleg
ian, hard Pekinpaugh and Pipp making
runs.
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'Batted for Scott in ninth
Washington - 600 900 900 900 90
Boston ............ 900 900 900 900 II
Summary: Errors, Rice, Barry. Scott,
Janvrin; two-bsse hits, Barry, Ansmith /;
three base hit Gardner: stolen base, Milan /,
double plays, Thomas to Scott, Janvrin to
Barry to Thomas, Hoblitzel to Janvrin: bases
on balls, off Johnson 5, off Ruth 3 struck
out. by johnson 5, by Ruth 2. Umpires
Nalin and Dineen
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Good pitching by
Harmon and Cooper enabled Pittsburgh 10
win both games from st Louis today, Ito 0
and . to l. Pittsburgh won the first game
in the first inning on two bases on balls,
Meadows error and fiiRchman's s single In
the second game Pittsburgh won in the
ninth After two were out Baird singled,
took second when Ames threw wildly to first,
and went to third when Beck dropped
Hornsby'S throw He scored when Carey
singled 10 center
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-16
TULSA WILL HONOR
BALL TEAM TODAY
First Booster Day VIII Be
Observed i'll Fitting
Manner.
PARADE TO PRECEDE
Oklahoma City and Pro
PARADE TO PRECEDE
Oklahoma City and Pro
ducers Tie Up in See
ond Game Of Series.

To the mem bers of the Re
tail Merchants association of
Tulsa. You are hereby requested
to close your stores today so
that your employees may attend
the booster day baseball game at
Association park. The occasion
Is an expression of appreciation
for the work of the management
of the Producer club in bringing
1t to the fore as a worth while
aggregation and a credit to the
city without once calling upon
the citizenry Of the town to aid
financially. Signed, W. \. Ray
son, secretary; George T. Will
hanson, ice-presidcnt.
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National League


BROOKLYN, Aug l5.-Boston won its
third game Of the series OF four with Brook
lyn, / to /, by punching hits Off Maruard
Rudolph was constantly in trouble but had
reserve strength and brilliant support.
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ESTES IS HERO
OF TIGHT GAME
Leads Pawhuska Indians to Victory
Over Sedan, Kan, Aggre-
CATION.

The PawhuslSa Indians defeated the
strong Sedan, Kan, team here yes
terday to 2. Estes having the best
of a pitchers battle. This makes five
straight wins for the Pawhuska team
Tho score Il. II. f.
Sedan .......... 2 Z
Pawhuska ........ ....5 2
attcrleS-Sedan: steve and
Dixon.
Pawhuska: Estes and Labadic.
Umpires Thompson and Files.
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Wipine Out His.

There was alight fire ia your
favorite cafe last night"
Gee whiz wonder If they
turned the hose on the sia.c--
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Southern League
Memphis Wins Two.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Aug IS Memphis hit
both Cayct and Lodbetter freely today and
defeated Mobile in both games Of double
header. to l and TO l. Faulty fielding
helped Memphis IN the first game
Score, first game
Mobile ......... 900 900 OlO- 7 3
Memphis .....Ol2 O03 ok 7 10 |
Battcries-Cayet and Dempsey, Willett
and Rue
Second game:
Mobile ...........1OO 600 O. 2
Memphis ...... OH 600 x-2
Seven innings by agreement)
Batteriss-Ledbettcr and Dempsey; Kerr
and Ruel
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Twins 7, Denison 8.
III. NvtI

Special 20 The World
FORT SMITH. Ark, Aug. Is
Rays wild pitch in the eighth inning,
scoring McCarty from third, disposed OF
whatever chance Denison had OF winning
the opening game today Robinson parked
the ball in the third with Leininger on
after an error had saved the latter. In the
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 15.-Day held
Nashville to three hits today, while Atlanta
hit Fills hard aHd won. to o. Only one
Nashville runner reached second base
Score: II r.
Atlanta -.... 600 3Ol O2O- o
Nashville ....... 900 600 600 2
Batteries-Day and Perkins; Ellis and
Street
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Texas League

Galveston FL, Shreveport GA.
San Antonio I, Dallas 0.
Beaumont 10. Fort Worth ..
Houston Waco rain.
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fourth Adams parked the ball with two on.
Hellman of Denison, after tanning twice, got
a circuit drive in the eighth with two on.
Loose fielding by the locals kept Denson
in the running
Score by innings. r. II. +.
Denison ....... 002 600 O30-5
Fort Smith ....... 0O2 $50 III 10
Batteries: Covington, Ray and Query;
Haislip and Palmer.
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tBattcd for Maruard in ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston ...........,..... Ol0 100 llO-i
brooklyn .............. 600 OlO OOO-l
summary: Two base hits, konetchy 2,
Maranville. threc-baSe hits, Blackburn,
Konetchy Johnston, Wheat; stolen bases,
Snodgrass. Smith; bases on balls. off Mar
uard L. off Rudolph struck out, by Ru.
dolph g. by Maruard 4, Umpires, KLEIN and
Ryron
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summary: Error, Aragon; twO-baso hits,
Strunk 2; home runs. Ppp, Peekinpaugh;
stolen bases. High, Magce Laioie; double
balls. off Shawkey /, off Williams s struck
out, by Shawkey T. by Williams .. Um-
pires, Evans and O'Loughin.
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Games Today
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Oklahoma City at Tulsa.
Sherman at Paris.
Denison at Fort Smith.
McAlester at Muskogee.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh t St. Louis
Chicago u Cncinna<i.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wsshin gten at Boston.
Phfsdelphia u HsU Yeek-
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lOtalS q IT
.Batted for Wilson in seventh
tBattet for Smith In eighth
tBstted for Dosk in eighth
sRsn for Snyder IN eighth.
Score BY innings:
Pittsburgh ..........,... 900 0Ot OOl-2
st. Louis ............... 600 900 OlO-1
Summary: Errors. IIorosby. Beck 2.
Ames: twobsse hit Bethel, stolen bases.
Carey 2, Hornsby g. Brottem; bases on balls,
off Cooper 4. oil Dosk hits. off Cooper
in innings, off Dosk in 3 innings. of
Amas In l inning struck out, by Cooper
5, BY Doak 2. Umpires. Quigley and 0rth.
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CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 15.-Chsttanooga
drove Grimes from the box in the first game
Of today's double header and won. TO 1.
but Birmingham made honors even by win
ming the second, 3 to 3 Both games were
seven innings by agreement
Score by innings, first game: R. H Il.
Birminghs . ....... 900 100 o. 4 1
Chattanooga .......O2l 21O q 10 0
Batteries: Grimes Eschen and Hauser
Marshall, Knowlton and Kitchens.
Second game: r. IL E.
Birmingham ...... 300 OO2 O-5 o
Chattanooga ....., OO3 900 O--3 1
Batteries: Ponder and Hauser; KnowI-
ton, Merritt, Marshall and Peters
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 15.-Littie
Rock batsmen were unable to hit either
New Orleans won both games OF a double
header, to l and to /. Allison's hit in
the seventh inning OF the first game with
the bases full counted for home run when
Walker fell, twisting his knee and WAS
unable to field the ball.
Score, first game! R. H. e.
New Orleans ..... 900 900 4I0-5
Little Rock ....... 900 900 0Oi--1 IL 2
Batteries; Townsend and Higgins: Holm
quist and Gibson.
Second game. r. H. x.
New Orleans ...... 001 10l 0-3 9 Q
Little Rock .....,.. 001 900 0-1 o
(Ssven innings by sgreemenD.
Batteries: Walker and Deberry; Brooks
and Gihsoa-
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ore


Ran for Blackburn in seventh
tBattcd for Maruard in ninth.
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IUtdTh II y IlT
'Batted for Tesreau in ninth.
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Expects $4,000.

Therefore McClintic will have to
take in s35,0C0 TO break even. lie
believes the box office receipts will
be nearer $4,000 thar $4,000 and
judging from orders received at this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
LEADING CITIZEN
SPEAKS HIS PIECE
w. !. FOREMAN TELLS WHY SOME
VICIOUS ELEMENTS ARE
AGAINST WomAN's VOTING.

Mr.. w l. Foreman. one Of Parkers.
burg's leading citizens and member
OF an old and highly regarded West
Virginia family recently published
over his signature in the ParkersburE
Sentinel the following
If were u woman and did not wish
to cast ballot would like to see the
mere man who could make me. Civ.
ing the women tho ballot does no,
compel them to use II. Not bit. But
II she is given the ballot and does use
It, what then? Why. she would be a
dangerous article TO have loose in
the community. especially II there was
. strong liquor dealers association to
take the starch out Of. or franchise
20 be given for nothing 10 a stree, car
line, or a lot Of coal land or water
right nonresidents to h." Curbcd. Who
do you suppose is putting up the cash
for tho anti.sutfrage campaign? They
do not have cake sales or rummage
sales. or pencil poddling or any OF the
nerve-racking efforts tho pro.sufrra.
gists. bless EN-. have to endure 10
get little cash. No Stree. But the
cash is coming the anti-sutlragists'
way, all right"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
HIGH CLASS
Are the Great American Shows
Which Are Exhibiting
Here Now.

The Great American Shows which
are exhibiting all this week under
the auspices OF the Norwood baseball
club on the old Clarksburg planning
mill lot at the junction OF Main and
Pike streets commend themselves
to the crowds attending as clean.
novel, modern amusemcnts. Here Is
what Ashland. KY. Shriners have 10
say about these great shows:
To whom 1t may concern:
The Great American Shows showed
In Ashland during the week Of June
. to 10, under the auspices OF FL
Hasa Patrol of Ancient Arabic Or
der OF Mobiles OF Mystic Shrine. and
we. the committee that had the ar
ranBements in charge. will say that
all Of their shows were clean and
moral In every way and far superior
TO any carnival that has ever showed
IN our city. We found Mr.. Morris
Miller and Mr.. j. F. Murphy. the
owners, to be gentlemen In every re-
spect; also their advance men. Mr..
Felix Blei and Mr.. II. II. Balm. We
cheerfully and voluntarily recom-
mend them and hope to have them
with us again.
S. AUSTIN KELLY,
Superintendent Ashland Steel Com
pRny.
2. F. Fovgly,
Editor and owner Ashland Publish
ing Company.
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Physician.
W. F. sHIPMAN,
shipman-WillIams Clothing Com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
New York Women Try
To Be Married and
Single at Same Time

ion made II untenablo and that the
new marriage gave a prospect Of gen
uIne happiness But most divorces
are unavoidable: most divorces are
obtained to bring about pther mar
riaEos. which In turn may bring about
other divorces.
"a distinguished lawyer Of my ac-
quaintance. who has had q great deal
to do with recOncilinR men and won.
On who sought him for legal advice
told me that great difference between
husbands and wives can be- traced
back to some little slight which they
were not big enough to overlook.
some tiny nick. which would have
done no harm II repaired at once, up.
sets tho machinery Of II lifetime. And
now said DR.. Keigwln, turning his
hnc. precise face full upon me, and
bringing his fine periods to sudden
pause. you're woman Of the world
you have observed men and WON.
on-what do you thing Of dlvorcc?"
Little In tho Elmer Life"
Why. think that the only thing
the matter with divorce In that II
does not divOrCe-thRt Is. IL rarely
divorces more than one person. The
other stays married and trails a
broken spirit through dusty years Ia
death. And think. too. that the
person who scts sail so gaily toward n
finer life rarely finds that in five
years he or she will be back Mt the
starting point. ready to take on a
now pilot and make another trip. IN
other words, that barring few
sCOunhrclF 81 both sexes. ono mar.
rlage Is as good as another at the