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The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Cup Match On Card for
Thanksgiving
Day Tilt

League games hold fan SWAY Oh
local soccer helds. Sunda, several
mterestrg contests being ~ "a. lo-
Cisious. Nationals Vac c3-ue lead
ers. play Roses at G3rveN TaIk in
the afternoon. the E,ckoG being az
3o O'Clock. Referee tunGoy is the
oNcisl selected 10 handle Tho game
Eofes IRE our To- u." Mats calp
md are liable 20 up p."t IN, winning
sueak ne Carve, boss haH, has ~
lh. leaeU, NoiionaIe are tN orites,
however. and WITH tae c,crlhu, tl
Cnt available viz teAF whole loi
to beat hard fought same Is COZ
Tain With bo,,a team~ ats Yus fo
improve heir ,antme The .eseae
leaders oaNc not lone So 'ttr N"h
@,trls anC viii have so ,e' ou,> ~
ttct ei~h tn retain he lraaeshlp
iho "a al bttt,e rusa' b. assutod
IN ne RI in- S'3r.tr'c,ct,t contest
which t1brs pmre at N1lon,y, rarE
commencing ~ lo 'o O'Clock uder
Referee nlap,r rs.Is tr3c h--'
'cams oppose caca o'hor there .s a
keen struSgle. as ;he CrDk'tH avc
7nNious to register So vi9 .tsr heir
u.ppy rivals and ;he star sro equal
:, fearful 81 tc'ng d,fcalsd bs The
cgged summer p3Stu' This
,sme Rl ~ full cf life ari the
icsuit should rc uncertain in the
nal Whistle
Detroit travel 10 WAN loitc for .
scrap Nith ,ho Nksi iees AMI
hnuld bring home c,upiafe OF
points They viii probably strength.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
OPEN CAME Is
HELP TO STARS
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By Modern Rules for
Gridding

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The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

GA tu"lr goal aN,rag, ~oucNhst.
t'uoc D Va,t 80 % clock with
49, ra,1.s a. lefrt'o
aha slFy rmpS,e Wing den ees
tac hj. esq uur OF i,c ses-oi So
ial. wien Tho International fttNeen
tnsinI and S.o.'yri Wil pe play-
Ell n rgokard pa.k The A,kotr
ain hc a. $50 o.c'oc& 'rhi- game
D. been eagerly avo,'et %, a.. he
Goir -ocrarites flr to0e .me
rtst aul much speculation has sris-
,1 1- r1 tho 'muarat.y' Strength
ot 'he Two elrvcns Tb,> N,gt Is
;lvats ? biz one as rho game are
.aiNats tlose when these Two .reat
.'oescr rountr,i". are cppu-ed n
tNelani Wins This AFFAIR she II DC
.,fy inte national chaNricn@ tssing
.estcn Ireland earlier m the sen.
s,n \ win fcr Scotland viii rake
e all even with a ain apiece Teams
Line up as follows
England ---- GOOD win Moore and
Townley Bolton. Hooper and tIas~l-
dine Hall. oliver, James, Alien and
coles Reserves. sutton, King and
Ueathcot@
scotland s.sy, cowsn and J Rob
srtson Marshall Anderson and
50 .elis Mcleod Forrester Fraser.
Higgar and smith Reserves shank
land Mcfarland and Stevenson.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
SYRACUSE NOT
TO Be DROPPED
Differences 4 d usted and
Orange VIII Remain On
|. of VI. Grid Schedule
BY yAuES scHERHERHoRy. yR.

~ - - NJ n h.N T. NhbkN, y ~.
ANN ARBOR Mich Nov % p.
q Bsgtelme athletic director ot tho
university of Michigan IS down east
arranging the Wolverine schedule
Tor next tan Glrtclme VII oe back
within week or lo days with the
s,redule practically arran ,ed Tor
rhe season
There IS no truth in The report
that Michigan ~ seeking game
with Princeton The game O lake
'hc place of ,se Syracuse encounter
on ,tr Mich gan schedule rlis re-
por' seems Go oc an anuua. one and
BIS usually aroused because Bsrtelrhc
siays With Keen Fi,zpVtrict Nhbe
east g1tzuairjck and Rarte,me are
ere-' friends and there Is uo Irfcn
'.on ot I6e Niehigsn Manager 90
,-"S amy Princeton game
syracuse ei' do0busss arYc,f na
tt- schedule next IAN as usual The
strained relations between tho unr
yer,.'ie- following he game his tali
having been -moothed over.
tcrion on ~ forger, ~ rhe rrs.
s' t1r th7 Penn Michigan football
gsaio veet $50 ~cew. ~ st-ud.
siNl bur fEe 3ihlrt;a authorities a~.
litve fney are slo>a c7 bs rat ~
student involved ~ a tck, scalp.
ing deal
Ticket scaipinE has s}Ua, occur
rcd ar no 1ig -ames 20 Anr Arnor.
tut The work alo0s fhis hrc VAS
o}er~hadop ID this 'al h. tts coun.
tsrfeu.Hs No Irnl ri Nas reported
'ha' some stud 20, acre in danger
for -calpin< tickets Ras th.- phase
% he t'cke' selling brought up
Definite results are expected 30
come 20 light Afhin short time
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
OHIO STATE is
PICKED TO WIN
Ticket Scandal Features Game
for Championship Of West
ern Conference

COLrMRrs q NOV g5 Sorta.
western and or state clevens
which will play today ;or 'he cham
pionsh.p u The western conference.
arc in fne trim STATE is .,ill pre-.
ferred A. odds %. 30 70 or 20 70 2.
Vith li-'le or no Northwestern
money In sight with the coming
or 200 Northweslern s'udeuts early
this afternoon. t0e odds may shift
somevha' Speculation 10 tickets
IL going on oponly In some in
stances as much as 80 has been
paid FOR a g. icket Athletic Al.
thorities az S'a.e arc being be
sieged with requests FOR tickets but
are unable 70 give any relief. The
probable lineup
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
MINNESOTA
SHOULD WIN
All Conference Teams In Ac-
ton Today: Wisconsin An
other Favorite

CHICAGO. Nov 25-Columbus BE-
The mecca topsrd whica followers
of western football are turning 20
day on is own field. Ohio State
will play for he Biz Nine champion
ship against Northwestern A. the
teams square N on the gridlror,
every indication points 70 contest
fought bitterly 20 the anal whistle
Minnesota is here f0r a game Tith
Chicago and e the fsvo-ite despite
,he fact 'hat~ Chicago last saturday
humbled Illinois. which sent Min
nesota down 70 defeat Nov
Wisconsin and Illinois meet at
Madison and. despite a discouraging
season tor both eievens. cousidera-
bic interest IL aroused Illinois e.
given The edge over tho Badgers
Indiana and Purdue viii hgh b.
cut al Lafayette for the cellar cham
plonship and tho both teams ar"
wesk. the local rivalry uetVceu
them VII. stir W. hot dgh'
Iowa winds ~ her season vi'h
Nebraska. "a Missouri valley eleven
which. until i's defeat by Kansas
last week. vas considered winner.
However. tho annual vlotQry for. The
CornhusserA may b. reter'od rhis
time
Notro Dame has a prsciIco game
pIth Alma college and viii play ifP
hnsi biz game Thsukrgiv ne dat
with Zebra ~
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
CPoRT
~ CHATTER

~ took W. Camp many y~ar- 90
Ind out someone could play football
besides lsIe and Harvard. Percy
HauRhtoo - lust learning.
sOakem Yosknm has decided 70
stsy In New York. This 10 snoth@r
reason for wanting TO live In the
provinces.
Harney DTeyfuss ~ irving 20 sEure
out how to win pennant Me'd
suggest little part. green IN the
water supplies OF about sIE y. T..
cities
With Pollard playing at Brown. it'.
about time for Harvard and vale go
draw the cellar Hn~.
Jimmie Wilde. EsEIfsh AZ
weight. sometime. nights sin tInsss IN
one day. ~ he fought Ike Frsddt,
Welsh he'd hsNr TO he SID Hatch
to Hnfsh
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
HERALDS HAVE
TOUGH F0EMEN
Akron Will Bring Team Of
stars: Marshall Threatens
TO Chase Loafer>


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SIG No.l' Case .aa'"'iHl l'h.
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team was r'.a '' ''
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the strong 0Ai' .'''-'' '..' a "' y
lr"7 'nT-- ~ mo it''''d' N'N' Up
Iorfr's
'oNeH NarSha'i Hsrt> '.'' w.
t.eTaI1s nave r4n '.' ~ N''' avn
and aad ,o'.o' o-' OF 'ne'r '"''.''
'iNf -ls'1H' H2" ana ;" '.'~ '''
brand ei ss2'r OF "H'ch ''-! ''s
oa able ~ U 'heF don ''ep GUY
and a'sP.at 'he'r r'a' N''r' ''''s
SlnaaN 10 h'a ana " li,' co" p
SAYS 'he.e ".i 1' 'efet'' h' a =
.'tss ln ne ''nNai asAln'' 'l- 'e'e
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
JACKSON DRAWS
FIRST DEFEAT

Clarence Jackson no longer is the
nndefested star OF the Interstate
three cushion league Charley Nc
Court. " cleveland. TOOK the De
trolters measure a. sweeney Hus.
tons last night. the score being SO
10 -
In the handicap straight rail tour
ney az sweeney Huston's. Becker
beat Waldorf. 1875 10 l0s. and Bruce
heat Monroe. 40 10 "a Davies and
FNilford were the smoker winners
last night
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
my Mule Margin Kick Navy Goat Goal Today
League Games to Feature
Sundays Soccer Program
WAR CLAIMS MORE
BRITISH ATHLETES

\ number OF new names OF
athletes have been added 20 the
casualty lists OF the European
war according 10 names recently
made pubic ly the British gov
eminent
e. r Cot5old. famous Cam
bridge oarsu1n killed in action
in France. WIS n member of the
crew which lcwed the dead heat
N Henley in 1878.
\ T. sutherland. Scotch
spriuter. and Capt \ II Gibb,
scotch eros. Untvy runner and
distance man have both b. en-
Killed
The lists show ,ha, uum5er
of well known soccer PLAYERS and
crlcketors have fallen
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
How They Will Line Up At New York
NETHODISTS WILL
HAVE B. B. LEAGUE

4 repressnt1Gve from Zach
Neth0dis' church r the city i7 re-
quested 10 meet a. the Central
Methodist church. Saturday eve.
ulug. Dec z. 20 organize a Meiho-
DIST basketball ieagie
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Guessing the Answer

NE year ago hd with the inspiration
Of OF long past
~ Percy model OF grid machine al Cam
bridge Princeton and feeling
great Right ball nearly the full length
tumble quick Haard touchdown and
Haughtons 1915
a alaound
geeyen money IL youth will happen
Camp football that old but rather timely
A night before HarVsrdYae
mbbed little heavily Before long be was
In
hdded him
the
the
buto 5000
wasm mo be could
hedge He betnng hst
he wHi7g all Yale
afternoon The student collected
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Joe Bauer Wins

Joe Bauer defeated Addle Kun
mer in the Friday match OF he
Greater Detroit bowling tourney
Neither did any sensational low ..1g.
altho Bauer won in N game
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Wealth await
Willard
world
matched that's
who cashed:
III heavyweight
probably for the last time But they
big enough shoulders
positively wont tight any pgmies don't have the
unless between
with wife
x It's to to uphold title 80 III
candidate who IS
with him olnd route n I
n he 81 Ise char
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Wer~'s three chances for sr-t-
eIa-. phiianthropist. Three Central
IeREue msEpn',. want 20 sell out
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Jess Crates

Two years ago Jess Willard was appearing Detroit breseue
wnlardJohnson night Amid the gunavs o The fans and critics
cowboy a
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
The Balanced Team

OF backfelds and mdge, soofoa aTs l
estng fashioned and rtec't balanced
ter oldime modern weighs ls
pounds The guards S The s" Of ne
tackles Is Hanker 61poun' The a1aFoS'N
l7e l. This eleven car
the old when has o bur rs tatoT E
yh me t1r"aId pass
panges 81 Vesl rn ana T
drnwth ther showdown this afternoon.
According bulletins from the front the and snd sea ae'ess
In New YORK
stands before The game were
would as opnan
hit the Navy line
Ohhant this after
physique was developed IN an
indiana football Purdue while
shoyelin a boiler his thru college
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Aftsr residing the h"nttnG n~u~
we're s~cfd~d the trenches IN Tinn-
fers are ssfcr.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

afternoon when Coaches foi"eli bioAsoh 'n" ''''N
ference writes n Perry Lewis. critic
Quaker quandav as io Th"i course
with FuIback Berry played wonderful 1907
Dartmouth week before n
q Pittsburgh the previous
he had VondeFf
hadf follow wee
Dartmouth powerful like school eleven
IL decided tha the strain or
before the orv of bsiie eeS INTO
highly strung "a Berry Ih'e
decided gnOrant fact tha 10 "o
him before he whistle blew RE
wit Perry SaiAf3al
condition It showed In his work from me oeshl,t
lad the lie GO 'hc QaNf e'
defensiyel5.
Yes and the little first ro minutes ~
pay when his individual pa, touchdown at e'a
walls.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
f7tl'fEl!SaiiHii!S|S7ijfN||ikli: f7tfESaHSS7ifNkI fifYEji;5I l'fl!aiiii!S|7jf||ili

satisfactory Michigan last Nautd'H 10
Of the Ponclartan Hotel on ruS'
afternoon Coaches Fowell Dickson and "aou heu CON
ference" H. Perry Lewis. a Phladephis critic
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Hirsdals
putth .
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
The All-Star VI. |. 4. A.

ism pick astar " T. honor this II
already picked Of attended He
hooko honor bertbs JUST
ga laws.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Pcnnsy and Oregon

ME Pacific has decided rely University
Oregon share in championship honors holding Washing
Br,
University Of Washington Berkeley
day ,hs
this
The
pennss. eve 10 disappointed
Everybody be player on ia, like h
AZ tire
Wit IA bu ooe
pressing engagements the gridun
Johnny.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

that II expects hard game when the Red tackles
us the, won't be disappointed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
Evening Chat

Though there are between 500 and
1000 ogs within the confines Of Fair
mont but SO OF these have been tagged
for the fiscal year beginning July /,
1915. or the Sc tagged there are 20
varieties.
Standing at the head OF the list
with seven each to represent their
clan are the mongrel and the bulldog.
OF these IA leaders there Is but one
female. OF the Sc dogs which have
already got their new neckpieces but
four are female, which according 10
City Clerk Albert Kern is about the
ayerageiof past years. The first dog
on the list licensed as No. 1 Is Chile,
OF Police Harris English setter. black
and white male. It is the only OF
It's kind on the list. With but one dog
OF their breed in the city the follow.
ing ought to feel rather proud; Eng.
lish setter, English coach, pug. shep.
herd, Exquimo poodle, Boston terrier
and bulltterrier. In addition to those
mentioned there are thus far licensed
six fo1terriers, five c%ollies, four rat
terriers, three each OF coach dogs. air.
daies, scotch collies; two each OF wa.
ter spaniel, bird dog. poodles, and
French poodles. These CANNES are
of many colors such as red, white.
grey. brandle, dark brown. black, tan,
Hight brown. yellow and "mud.color."
The mongrels or catterriers or porch
bankers or whatever their real name
should be really lead, inasmuch as the
bulls which tie them for first place
are of various breeds, pure and mixed.
The First mongrel to secure a license
was John D. Anthony's white one
which heJhas taken very good care OK
ever since someone chased 1t down
Maryland avenue and 1t took refuge
on John DIS porch. Two dogs OF high
degree belonging to j. E. Watson Ia
male tan and white collie and a wire
haired male rat terrier) are intermin.
gled with other dogs which have their
records written In the hall of Ill fame
and they must feel terribly out Of
place! That brilliant looking NUT.
swisher-an airdale belonging to Lind.
say Frame got it's name In the record
for two dollars. c. E. Fox's male
brown and white pug certainly sniff
fed it's probocis Indignantly when It
followed, on the record a yellow mon.
grel.."" ?
The 56 dogs which have been lucky
enough to get their names on the dog
list in the city clerks office will be
about the only CANNES left in the city
within q few days as a campaign had
been started by the Humane Society
to rid the city Of stray dogs and dogs
without 1916.17 license tags.
The society recently made arrange.
ments with the city to take car of all
dogs, to take this work of the police
men who kicked like steers each time
theyiwerei sent to some "neighbor wo.
mans house to get that Internal Gos
that keeps the world awake at night
with it's yelps and barks." The so.
ciety members will take up all stray
dogs and for each one they kill they
wtlllreceive so cents, also for each enc
they secure payment on they will oe
given 80 cents. 80 that they get the
city both going and coming.
Last year the city took care Of tbs
dogs, a policeman killing them with
hisirevolver, no charge to the city md
all collections on licenses made last
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21

years were kept by the city. II Is well
the commissionerssthfnk 10 permit the
society, to make this extra money, pro
vtdeu II clears Fairmont OF the dogs
not wanted.
As has been the case in Fairmont
for several years, dog owners walt iun-
til August or later tolget ready to take
out their licenses. They will be not.
lied that all dogs must be licensed
after which all barking quadrupeds
found on the streets with the required
tag will be taken to the pound and
there given a shot In the arm by DR..
Thomas which will send them to the
happy hunting grounds. During their
stay there they will be shifted to the
smouding cremator close by.
One very noticeable fact that the
present harvest season has brought to
light Is that not only the hay crop In
this county Is a much better n than
usual but also the humble bee and
yellow Jacket crop is greater this sea.
son than 1t has been for many years.
However greately the farms engag.
ed in the harvest may wish to ignore
the presence OF the humble bees and
the yellow jackets. and attempt to
suppress the news OF the abundance
OF these insects. the yellow jackets
and humble bees have an insidious
manner of making their presence
known.
Reports Of severe attacks from these
insects come from all over the county
and in each case the men attacked
were forced to retreat speedily and In
utter confusion. One instance OF a
farmer who started to NOW his hay
in the Buffalo creek valley, was re-
ported today. But one circuit OF a ten
acre field had been made when the
horses trampled into a nest OF yell
low jackets. The pests attacked both
the horses and the driver. The sur
prised driver fell from the seat of the
moving machine and the tortured
horses went galloping madly around
the field, with the machine breaking
all records for fast moving. When
they were finally stopped after making
the circuit OF the field twice, the ruiv.
ering and sweaty animals were up.
hitched and on more work vas done
that day. The %neighbors who told the
story say that more hay was cut after
the horses ran away than hal been
cut the previous half day.
Many Of the older farmers still con.
tend most seriously that the sting Of
bees Is a cure for rheumatism. That
this is true is youched for by many
officers who ascribe a complete ure
from this aus This theory however
applies only to the sting OF the ordi.
nary honey bee. and not to wasps
humble bees or yellow jackets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
German Threatens
Air Ship eprisals
ELIERs HAVE Been
DROPPING BOMBS IN BLACK
FOREST
FOREST
tBy Associated Press>

10y AtSoCLAt6d EEue6l
BERLIN, July 21.-Threats Of air
raids on open French towns as meas.
ures Of reprisals are made In an Of
fcial statement issued here today.
The statement says the French air.
men have bombarded towns In the
Black forest which are outside the
zone OF field operations while the Ger
man air attacks have been up to now
directed exclusively against fortresses
or field works. In n OF the French
raids 1t is said that a woman and four
children were killed.
I'VE shall now be forced" says the
report, ito use our strong battle squad
o for the purpose Of reprisal. A
great number Of peaceful French
towns outside the zone Of field opera
lions are within the reach of our all
squadrons."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
RoumanIa's Salt Deposits.

Huge masses Of salt are to been In
some sections of Roumania, for the
salt deposits cover IN enormous area.
and have a thickness varying from
about COO to 500 feet. At Sarat there
is a mountain of salt and steam SHOW
els can be used to load the waiting
cars. In other ase electric machines
turn out blocks a cubic yard In size,
like great pieces of granite.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
R,,lIv Mo.hels rao,t.

Her grandma was visiting at the
house and Lucille slept with her that
night. The next morning grandma
saidi Lucille. what makes you kick
SO? Why don't you lie still at night?"
Lucille answered: II can't stop.
draudma, cause mother never
teashed me not to kick when I was Lit.
tie"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21

General Lohvitsky is commander Of
the Russian forces in France and lead
his troops to victory in the battle Of
Champagne. On the Champagne sec.
tor a surprise attack delivered by the
Germans against a trench held by the
Russian troops was broken up by a
counter attack which inflicted heavy
losses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
Education In Travel,

Travel is not only grcat fun, but It
is also IN education-for the person
with the seeing eye. There are a lot
of folks who go to places and never
cen to gather any good from II.
"None so blind as he who will not
see."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
Nutshell"

THAT crazy nut orer thee got 30
violent yesterday the warden had to
put him in a s~traitjacket," said the
guard at the insane asylum. "Umph"
said the ~facetious visitor, that's what
l call putting It in a nutshell"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21
NelLlmIt 10 Hl. LUCK

No Limit % bis LUCK
.smithi y q lucky guy. Isn't her !
marked Brown. 81 sure Is agreed
Jones. why. Il he tumbled out Of an
aeroplane he would fall right through.
a hospital skylisht and on to an OPP
Grating table"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-21

Observation-Disclosures inquiry
has been made by the State depart.
ment Of the British government re-
garding the application Of the trad.
ing with the enemy act" as far as It
applies to American firms.
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NEW YoRK-on account OF the in.
crease in glanders among horses and
mules the state Of New York has an.
nounced a quarantine for Greater New
York city and some of the adjacent
counties.N
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Male 6ossips.

The truth is that men gossip ex-
actiy as much as do women, the only
difference being that women gossip
with everyone, while men only
openly with men.
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Cause Of pfsaffeetion.

Dissatisfaction with our life's en-
deavor springs in some degree from
dullness. We require higher tasks be.
cause we do not realize the height of
those We have.-Robert Louis Steven.
son.
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QUINCY, MAss-A submarine boat
for the Spanish government has been
launched at the yards OF the Fore Riy.
er company and It will cross the ocean
under its own power with a Spanish
crew.
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Proper Use Of Wealth.

To acquire great wealth show great
vlgor, to keep it requires great wis
dom, and to use it we'll is q virtue and
IN art.
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Brief kilograms.

Ell PAso-Genefai a. j. Logan,
commander OF the Second brigade Ma.
tional Guard OF Pennsylvania, who Is
in the military hospital suffering with
ptomane poisoning and heat exhaus.
ton Is recov- ring.
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Those GOOD FeIIows.n

Those Good Fellows"
The good fellow always seems to
De a better fellow away from homo
than when about the house.
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Chancellor Of the exchequer said that
the British government was spending
~s30,000,0e0 d day.
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MISUNDERSTANDING in the House
of Commons Reginald McKenna.