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ly into the hall and faced the messen- ger. II was over at the doctors of flee just now," continued her visitor evenly; he asked me to bring this down for your uncle" She took the package with an incoherent acknowl- edgment. Without letting her eyes meet his, she was conscious of how fresh and clean and strong he looked, dressed in livelier manner than usual-a partly cowboy effect, with a broader hat and gayer tie than he ordinarily affected. De Spain kept on speaking: The telephone girl in the office downstairs told me to come right up. How Is your uncle?"
 She regarded him wonderingly. "He has good deal of pain," she answered quietly.
 'Too bad he should have been hurt fin such way. Are you pretty well, Nan?" She thanked him.
 Stay here a good deal, do you? I'll bet you don't know what day this is?"
 Nan looked up the corridor. but she answered to the point: You'd lose"
 Its our anniversary" She darted a look of indignant disclaimer at him. But in doing so she met his eyes. Have you seen the decorations in Main street? Come to the door just minute and see the way they've lighted the arches" She knew just the ex- pression of his eyes that went with that tone. She looked vexedly at him to confirm her suspicion. Sure enough there in the brown part and in the lids, It was, the most troublesome possible kind of ah expression-hard to be reso- lute against Her eyes fell away, but some damage had been done. He did not say another word. None seemed necessary. He just kept still and one could have said lust what-secned to talk for him to poor defenseless Nan. She hesitated lclplessly. T can't leave rncle," she objected at last.
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De Spain's name coming in some way into the talk, to be followed with vary ing circumstantial accounts of what really had happened that day at Gala baSaS.
 And with ail the known escapades in which he had figured, exhausted as topics, by long-winded commentators, more or less hay stories of his earlier experiences at Medicine Bend in the company of Whispering Smith were dragged into the talk. One conyales- cent stage-guard at the hospital told a story one night at supper about him that chilled Nan again with strange fears, for she knew 1t to be true. He had had 1t from McAlpin himself, so the guard said, that De Spain's father had long ago been shot down from am bush by a cattleman and that Henry de Spain had sworn to find that man and kill him. And 1t was hinted pret- ty strongly that De Spain had informa- ton when he consented to come to Sleepy Cat that the assassin still lived, and lived somewhere around the head of the sinks.
 On that very evening it chanced the doctor came late. When he walked in he asked her If she knew 1t was Fron- tier day, and reminded her that just | year ago she had shot against Henry de Spain and beaten the most danger | ous man and the deadliest shot on the mountain divide in her rife match.
 How he had grown in the imagina- tion of Sleepy Cat and Music noun tain, she said to herself-while the day year agol Then he was no more than an unknown and dlscomfted marksman from Medicine Bend, beaten by n mountain girl-now the most talked-of man in the high country. And the suspicion would sometimes obtrude itself with pride into her mind, that she who never mentioned his name when it was discussed before her, really knew and understood him bet ter than any of those that talked so much-that she had at least one great secret with him alone.
 1 lcu lcuNlhS, luc uuClOI NiSiltu io send over from his office medicine for her uncle. Nan offered to go with him, but the doctor said 1t was pretty late and Main street pretty noisy-he pre- ferred to find messenger. When there came rap on the half-open door, she went forward to take the medicine from the messenger and saw, standing before her in the hall, De Spain.
 She shrank back as if struck. She tried to speak. Her tongue refused it's office. De Spain held package out in his hand. Doctor Torpy asked me to give you this"
 "Doctor Torpy? What is it?"
 q really don't know-I suppose il is medicine" She heard her uncle turn in his bed at the sound of voices Thinking only that he must not at any cost see De Spain, Nan stepped quick
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EpiscopaI Fund Great.

Boston.-The reserve fund of the Episcopal church fund, of which $5.- 000,000 was sought originally has pass ed $7,500,000, Bishop William Law renee announced In time, Bishop Lawrence said, the overflow will go to aged or disabled clergy or to the wid- ows and orphans of clergymen.
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Aliens May Be Citizens.

New York,-The legality of grant ing final naturalization papers to an alien enemy after declaration of war with his country, when the first pa- pers have been taken out before such declaration, was affirmed here in the federal Court of Appeals.
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Woman Suffraqe Gains.

New York.-With Nebraska added to the suffrage column, it is announced by the Leslie Woman Suffrage Com mission that the total voting strength of women in the United States now is S,557,30S
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Costa Rira Offers Aid.

Washington.-Costa Rica's waters and ports are placed at the disposi- tion of the United States in the war with Germany in an official communi- cation from that government to the State Department.
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Powder Plant Blows ur.

Birmingham, Ala. - Three powder workers were killed in an explosition in the Coalburg plant of the Aetna Elk plosives Company near here. The cause of the blast is not known. The victims were blown to pieces. Several workmen are believed to have been injured.
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Scouts Find Specimen.

London--The skeleton of a wholly rhinoceroes. 5000 years old, has been dug up by Boy Scouts in the course of maneuvers in Loakes Park, High Wycombe.
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Gov. Williams For Draft.
 Oklahoma City Gov Robert l. VII. Hams made statemen4 h fsvor oe conBcripttou. # < sssas
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After thls Important turn of affairs, Dc Spain lays plans to overcome Nan's tribe and marry her. Big developments are de- scribed in the next instailment.
(To BE CONTINUED

Armenia has copper mine that has been operated without interruption Iince prehistoric timcA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

OF sudden. bad skillery- scalery alli-
gator jumped out from behind tree,
crying
"Ah. ha' Now | have YOU"
"Oh, no you haven't" cried Uncle
Wiggily Run, Sammie and Susie. and
IN run. too"
SO they all ran and the alligator ran
after them. faster ana faster
"Oh, lhe'll surely catch us, said Sam
mle, looking back over his shoulder.
I'm fix him" said Uncle Wiggily.
The bunny uncle quickly tied piece OF
the string between two trees stretching
II tight across the path. close to the
ground. Along came the gator, and. not
seeing the string. he ran right into It,
tripped up. turned somersnut and bent
his tail So badly that he couldn't chase
Uncls Wiggily Sammie, OF Susie an,
norci SO they rot safely away
Well" said Sammie. as they hoped
on 20 the hollow stump bungalow, II
guess string Ia good for something els,
when they get In the wash tub. and
than spinning tops
And. II the pink stockings don't run
turn green like u speRmint lolNpop, II
tell You next about c,lhcle Wiggily and
the holly bush
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0KLAH0MAN IS ON
naval BALL TEAM
RisIey One Of Training Sta
TONS Three Star Pitchers,

GREAT LAKES, lll-Jackies who
wear tho navy blue on the baseball dia
moud at the Great Lakes naval training
station nre attracting attention through
out the middle west because OF their work
during the last month Baseball experts
who have watched the club I'm action.
hnvo termed II tho strongest team that
lncls sam ever manngrd, Tho team
IN bosscd by Hhil ChOuiuard who played
ceuterficld for the Chicago Americans
back IN 1910
pcst Team In Chicago.
ChicaEos scmi-pro ball fans 20 man
agree that the lnclies team In superior
10 any OUTFIT around the city Before tho
players mobIzcd for practice at the
opening Of the baseball season. they
never had seen cHcn other Catcher
Vince Ia Bnrg came from ST. Louis,
Pitchers Goodman from Texas, Rlsley
from oklahoma, kleoffman from Mnne-
sofa, Tanner ftom Texas, lnflelders Scott
from Toledo, Hyperion from Minnesota,
Tanner from Texas, G. lc Barge from
81. Louis, Chouinard, twho formerly
played with the American league, from
Chicago, Gibson from Pennsylvania, and
| Outfelders Culver from Minnesota.
Speaker from Minnesota and Elssler
from Iowa
George Glbson's Brother stars.
Choulnard V LaBarge and Gibson
have proved TO br the most reliable hit
| tcrs on the team and have scored most
George Gibson. former Pirate backstop
and now on the catching staff Of the New
| York Giants Before he Joined the navy
| the tackle had offers from several mi
nor league clubs but turned them down
| to serve his country.
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STATION
PLAYS FOOTBALL
Some of Most Famous Play
ers at Great Lakes, ILL.,

N
u GREAT LAKES, Il.-There n fnouth
tootball material AT tho Great LAKES
t(aining station for at least ten strong
e1Ams. There are youngsters oi hll sizes
oAd weights on the squads, ana thoN
ceme from all sections OF the country
Along with being probably IN" most rep
feDentativo eleven In the country, me
n!st team undoubtedly VIII take rank
With the strongest teams ever developer
Over 1, 200 Players
A,u.,.l, ooo ho,s -, ,I,b srbool
SSppu SSppus 1,,ot,a,.d at ,hc .to
SSsa *. eon1eV ~ a., tnV ,ha, nn.. tsr,b ~,
nI ~ 20 ,,,,h ,'hn i,"r,,,J a., c,r
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TRACK AND FIELD
MARYLAND RACING
SEASON IS OPENED

BALTIMORE Md. Sept Thu fall
season Of racing on the Maryland tracks
opens today with the Inauguration OF
the autumn meeting of the Harrord Ar
rlcultural and Hrecders association ~
Havre de Grace, The meeting will he
Of seventeen DAYS duration, ending OF
September ~, whom tho racing stables
and their army Of followers VIII trans
fer the scene Of their activities 10 Law
rel Thc ilRvte de Gtnce m"eting viii
be- marked by the running of ten stakes
" sufficient value 10 bring to Maryland
ihc most representative ~ American and
CANADIAN horpemcn and the rwificst rae
era. lu spite Of competition of the New
YORK and Kentucky meetings The fea
ture event ot tho opening day In 20 hr
tho Old BAY Handicap, for 3.year-oldr
and upward At ono mile and seventy
wards
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REDS; CATCHER TO
HAVE ARM WORKED ON

C1NClNNATI-Tom Clarke. catcher
with tho Cincinnati Nationals la sc
riously worried over the condition OF his
right arm when he attempts to make
long throw to second, his arm seems
to klnk and the bah falls short
Clarke plans tc place himself under
the care OF specialists during the winter
He Ia Rt the top OF the game In batting
and considers himself entirely too Young
to give up the sport
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'HIST0RYBITS
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
l8l7-C Celebration OF the third ami
versary OF the great American victory
on Lake Champlain.
Seventy-Five Years Ago Today.
lS42- San Antonio. Texas, was sur
priscd and captured by the Mexicans.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
l867-Democrats OF Wisconsin nomi-
mated !. !. Tallmadge for governor.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
lso2-The peary exploring party
brought back safely 70 St Johns, New
ioundand, by the relief steamer Kite.
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Our Daily Birthday Party.

Mot. Rev John Ireland, Catholic
archbishop OF st Paul born in Coun.
ty Kilkenny, Ireland, 70 years ago to.
day
Lord Irohcape, one OF England's
greatest commercial magnates, born in
Foriarshirc, hS years ago today
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SeyeniY-Fixn YeAIA A
One Year Ago Today in the War.

Sept II. Rumanians won an
other battle and pressed Austrians far
thcr westward, Germans made unsuc.
ccsSiu counter attacks against the
French and British on Somme front
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SOLDIERS ADMITTED
FREE AT CINCINNATI

ClNCINNATI-Unc Sans uniforms
are worth ticket to baseball games In
Cincinnati National league park, Prcsi-
dent Hermann announces. This offer,
however. win be suspended on Sundays.
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WESTERN GOLF TITLE
AT STAKE IN TOURNEY

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE first prelim-
mary event OF the western open golt
championship WAS oplaycd at the West
morelsnd Country club today with nun
dred professionals and amateurs compel
ing nj eighteen holes medal play for
prizes offered BY tho club
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Top NOtchers

Batting averages OF the leading hit.
ters In both the American and NaSional
leagues, Cobb, Ssler and Speaker in tho
American and Rousch Cruise, Hornsby
Groh and Kauff In the National includ-
Ing the games Of yesterday follow
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0RAMTLAMD Rk-6 S
A Ronu Of the Elnld.

bONu ON tne FlelO.
The wind In hushed-but tho gums are
singing
over the top, On down tho field
On with tho flRgs-where life is bringing
The thrill that comes from tho sword
and shield!
Ovor the top And on 10 the charge
ON and on through tho red barrRge!
We've cleared the road that Is red and
wet
We've opened the way for the bayonet
We've sowed to the wind-now reap the
crop
over tho top. now over the top
The guns are hushed-hut the winds arc
singing
Sleep forrver-on down the field;
On with your dreams, where death Is
bringing
Tn. peace that follows the sword and
shield:
Under the top Of the crust that knew
The thud Of your feet when the guns
got through,
The charge is ov-r-the f,ght is done
Where silence sits-and the shadows
creep
And tho song Of the guns can't end your
sleep"
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cut out the picture ON nu four sides
Then carefully fold dotted limo its on.
tire lenr,h rhcu dotted luo % and ~
ON Fold ench section underneath ne.
curnlell When completed turn over and
youU tud surprising result save the
pictures.
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Sport Splinters

rennant winners Of tho Texas league
uhr Dallas team, II here today ana to-
morrow They play an al-star team Ne
,ected from the eight teams Of the west
efu srSoCiHtion
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Smith, Boston's thirdhas-mnn, made
riN hits out Of clgh, times nj bat I'm the
two games two being doubles
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INDIANAPOLIS TEAM
TO PLAY PROVIDENCE

INpIANAPOLIS. Ind. {. hcGlU.
president OF the indianapolis club OF the
American Association, practically has ac-
cepted the challenge 10 play posi- Nea.
son series with the Providence club OF
the International league
The deal will he closed ss soon as In
dianapolis cinches tho American associa-
ton flag. Unless the games ARE well pat
ronized, tho clubs win lose money as IL
will cost 81 OOo to transport the teams
between the two cities
Rchg made four hits In the second
game and In the first Tyler and Luderus
each made three safe blows,
Iuderus and Marnnville each made
home runs In the second game.
Goodwin pitched the st. Louis Ma
tionAls TO victory over Pittsburgh. II
was n pitchers battle between Goodwin
and Jacobs, the former winning TO l.
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The 900 Crop.

Tho list NJ baseball natives whose nor
NAL abode In In the 300 country Is sut-
feting severe depletion nS tho campaign
moves along to an ptober finish.
Tho National league has had four league
leaders In the last few years. They were
Wagner, psub~rt. MeEec and Chase,
None " those now look 10 be 900 on
ectioally ctnt of the select class
In the American league any number N
stars are rkiddinw backward Collins
and Jackson. old stars At bat are we'll
below the mark. with hardly show of
getting there Stuffy Mclnnis still ha,
n chance, hut ne IL 10 points phy, Frank
and fall hack when such men ~ Col
llns. Jackson Mclnnla Baker, TTub"rt
chase Robertson and Cravath drop ho-
low 'e. the times appear TO be more
| than ever In n knot
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]
After these two games local fans will
zee no more baseball until the worlds
series
Chicago Americans are looking moro
and moro Hike pennunt winners every
day Washington stopped the Red SoS
| In the first game Of Il dOubleheader yes
terday. but the Red SoH won tho second
I TO
The white soI did not play, IN fact.
! all teams OF the western division OF tho
American league WIRE idle
Chicago and 81 Louis Americans win
be idle again today
Harper held the Red soX TO three hits
| two of which we're made by Lewis, and
tho Senators defeated Boston with Ruth
| pitching. z to ].
| one Of Lewis hits was for three bases
and he scored on an infeld out
G Milan and Charity featured with
the bat for the Washington team In the
first game, each getting two hits out OF
three times up.
Harper famed six batsmen while Ruth
retired but one via the Htrkeout route.
MAYS worked the second game for tho
Red SoS and gave ny six hits, whilo the
Red SoI were getting only f'vo hits of
Shaw and Dum+,nt. Washington took
tho lead In the Nr-t Inning when thoy
scored two runs, Nut In the first four
innings tho Red SoX scored four runs to
Washingtons three and there was no
scoring after tho fourth.
| New York Americans won both games
! from Philadelphia. Connie Mack sent IN
/ two recruits, sherman OF Fort Worth
! Texas. aud Bailey OF McAlester. Sher-
man made ono hit. hut Bailey failed &c
deliver. Eddie Palmer WAS also In th'
game,
Fisher gave up only five hits In tn,
first game and allowed only one rui
and Schaeur for ton hits and as manl
| runs.
Peckinpa ugh's batting featured the flrst
game Out OF four times up. he made
three hits
! Monroe allowed ten hits In tho soc
ond game, but the Yankees made elev-
en- on Myers and Anderson and won the
game TO l.
Brooklyn upset the dope In the Ma
tlonnl league Yesterday by taking two
games from the New York Giants
| The double defeat OF the Giants did
not profit the Phillies much, as they were
able to get only an even break In dou.
bleheader with the Boston Braves.
In the first inning OF the second game
Benton made wild throw to second on
son and Daubert scoring Tho Dodseri
did not score again, but MarQuard KEEP
tho six hits he allowed the Gisnts NJ
we'll scattcrcd that but for tumble b,
olson they would not havr scored thei
one run.
The first game was q rwa,fest IN
Dodgers getting thirteen runs off twev
hits off pemsree, Anderson. Tesresu am
Honton,
Only O'Rourkp and wheat failed I
: get hit In the first game, Olson get
J ting three and Hickman two
E Zimmerman made threo NJ the ten hit
the Giants made off rfeffer,
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Tho games will be played nt Saratoga
park and will be called promptly at $50
O'Clock
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After these two games local fans will
see no more baseball until the world =
series
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l)NIFW66W
AwHlShLS
AvHou2n OaEzS

Uncle Wloolly and the Piece Of String.
Copyright is11, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
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game In developing n man for the army
Tennis Is better for charge OF a re
treat nut golf has all the call when II
comes to digging in
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Reds and Tigers IN their respective
leagues both have wkd up moro runs and
more hip than any other rivals
Yet neither IL running Ia Ass hits
are supposed 90 make runs, runs ara sup
poHed TO win games. and saInes are sup
Iosed go land peunants
What seems 20 be the trouble. Watson %
What DO YOU make NJ IT.
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Boeckel OF tho Pirates made three nj,
out OF three times up
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Zimmerman made threo of the ten hit,
the Giants made off pteffer.
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Only ORourkp and wheat failed TO
get hit In the first game Olson get
ting three and Hickman two
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The first game was q rwatfest. the
| Dodgers getting thirteen runs off twelve
/ hits of Demsree, Anderson. Tesrcsu and
/ Henton
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The Hon. Patrick Moran hRs bagged
ono pennant since his managerial hd-
vent, three years ago. but they can I
keep him out OF second place. To hold
n complete record for Ter dcrship no lower
than second In somett' g. II II isn't n
good bit more. Which IT undoubtedly Is
Chief Benders big Improvement over
last season shows what added experience
under fire will do for man. by next
season there's no telling how far he will
go For don't forge, this Ia only his
second year In National league company.
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Not nll city rivalry is built around
baseball Boston has more than sur
passed Now York M rennOnt winning
world series city In late years, and now
the main citadel of Mnssnc chusctts Ia out
to take Now Yorks scalp at golf
In tho first charge Of the intercity com
petition Oulmet and GuilfUd. OF Roston
led Trnvrr- and Kirkby ~ New York nv
hole I'm u 2s-hcle Journey This brie'
margin was obtained upon noSton soil
Tho two Rosturians come on Saturday 10
meet the New Workers at home, where
the pg Town hopes to make "A successful
stand against invading competition
1fnvcrr and K'rkhy held the two Hostor
stars practically even over tho hard Bos
ton course. where Oulmet and Guilford
we're supposed 10 he iuwncihle Roth
New York entries are we'll Mt home ovcr
HnltIprrl'H test saturdays final ~
tack viii tell tho story and. incidentally
add several thousand dollars to the Rec
Crcss fund
Tho odds that last week belonged (,
Boston havr now hoen swept away witt
any remaining edge In New yorks favor
/ BNit gnlf Us gnlf Just NJ baseball ls buso
/ hall In the done thereof
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Mhll

Willard ~ ready tn fight.
lN' now thpt mis- tiwe ls due.
y no is answering Whom '"
ur maybe Is only Who"
r l. II
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WhGRE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

th WhGRE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
4 American League,
Z 0)oveland at Detroit
M York at Philsdelphia
y O66too at Washington
~ National League.
1. yne9AAelphia at Boston
at New York
" 84t0eurgh at 81 Louis
<f1Do1nnati At Chicago,
Y AlgqAndsr allowed tho Boston Braves
- 6ete. but kept them no well scattered
~ the Braves scored but two runs
~ the Philliss punched their nine
u ~ Tyler for five runs.
1Aoan outpitched Lavender in the sec
- 0Ame and tho Braves won. ~ 10 2
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The b,g test would come II tho two
winners Saturday could he thrown In
against Chicago's great pair ChiCk
BvRns ana Rob Gardner
Hut y detail known Ms wRr has inter
vcnod 10 break up this match, Gardner
having surrendered the Clsck FOR tho rifle
aud the uihuck fot the spade
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Chicago Americans are looking moro
and moro Hike pennunt winners every
day Washington stopped the Red SoS
In the first game Of Il doubleheader Yea.
terday but the Rcd SoT won tho second
TO
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s.iilnd anh Cln,nh

To help Roltle nm argument" writes
Bys,ander, Is tennis OF guf better