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sailed her. EdOuard was lifting into
sight a pistol, but his anger and the
condition Of nervous system wrecked
by prolonged debauches rendered fu.
tile all his efforts to level the weapon
and take steady aim.
1t wns her Donald whom this crea-
ture sought to kill.
Gently dlsengnging. she looked up
steadily into her lovers eyes.
Don. dear" she said In a small
voice, do something to pleuse me-"
AS II you needed to ask"
"Then. please- please. Donald. my
Donald IL want to be alone for few
minutes to think over something have
to say to you. II you'll humor me und
so on to the cottage. I'll follow you
very soon. VIII you, dear1"
Parr stared. II don't understand"
"iou will. as soon as can tell you.
But now please do as ask"
AS you wish, my dear girl"
Profoundly perplexed. yet never for
an instant suspecting the cause OF this
singular request, Donald strobe of
brlskly toward the shore.
Alone with the fear Of death. Patria
stceled herself against the worst.
The man Edounrd broke through the
covert In murderous huste. Pntria
threw herself In his way without a
thought OF hesitation. With an oath
he struck down her Implorlng hands.
but she would not be denied; her arms
clipped him; she exerted all her
strength to hold him.
LET 80. you jade!" he rnsped
hoarsely. LET me 20! promised tG
get him, and I will. 10 help me-
"No. Edouard. please-noi Listen
to me. You are mistaken-"
you lie. Get out Of my way before
you get hurt ~
"Edouard, please-please listen!
will do anything you wish-I will &c
buck to New YOrk-anywhere yot
say"
The man hesitated, looking dowr
l strangely at her.
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courage from the silence. she venturetl
to raise the window and step within.
But she had not gone two feet when.
without any warning, she was SEIZED
enfolded In the arms Of hulking crea-
ture who had been spying upon her
from behind tree.
A villainous reek Of alcoholic breath
hnlf strangled the girl AZ her captor
bent his face toward hers.
"GOt YOU" he muttered thickly.
"Got you. m lady. with the goods Oh !.
You will throw me down. will you.
You will leave me 90 to the devil
while you blow around with swells.
pretending you're what you amt. never
was. never will be! Oh, I'm onto your
little game, Elaine, my beauty. And
I'm In on 1t. or I'll squenl SO loud you
can hear me In the Office OF the prose-
cutin' attorney! Stop strugslin' and
listen to reason. do you henri"
In the bioated and cOngested fen.
lures OF the drunkard Pntria recOg.
nIzed the man EdOuard. the manager
OF Elaine. who once before had mis-
taken her for his dancing woman-and
had suffered gricvously ut PARIS hands
In consequence Of that mistake.
"Let me go!" she painted in loathing.
"Let me go. say!"
"Fat chnnce!" he jeered. But lis.
ten. dcnric-you don't have to be
nfrnId Of me. All want IL square
deal. md I won't hurt you. You only
got to quit trnInln' with that guy,
Pnrr: I'm Roln' to get hIm-get him
good"
He had unhnpplly struck the wrong
note. The hint OF peril to the man
she adored maddened Putrla. She
fought ike a woman possessed. beat.
ing Edounrd's face with her small fists
till, In endcavOring to catch and stay
her hands. he relaxed his embrace, and
she lenped back to freedom. then took
to her heels and ran rs she had never
run before.
Accident more than design directed
her flight toward the cliff.
Three minutes more aud Patria was
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erept down to the beach and launched

erept down to the beach and launched
her canoe. 1t was matter of several
miles, but she made nothing of the
cruise to the beach beneath the cliffs
crowned by her summer home.
Effecting a landing there as secret
as her launching had been. she dragged
the canoe up on the sands, Rugged the
cloak more tightly round her, and with
a delicious shiver Of daring sought the
private flight of steps that zigzagged
up to the grounds Of the Charming cot
tage.
At the top Patria sought the friendly
shelter of the nearest shadows, then
made furtive way towards the house.
There were on the ground a dozen
colgns Of vantage known to Patria
whence spying would be practicable
and safe.
In the nearest of these, close by the
wide veranda. she resigned herself to
walt with far less compOsure than her
motIOnless pose might have been taken
to indicate.
Even SO, her patience was not Sc
verely taxed. Within very few min.
utes the light In one Of the French
windows Of the drawing-rOOm was
twice eclipsed, as two people came
out and began slowly to pace the YER
anda. side by side-Elaine and the un.
speakable Juan de Lima!
Moonlight flooded the face and fig
ure Of the changelIng with unearthly
brilllnnce. Patria could have cried out
in amaze, SO extraordinary seemed the
vision she gazed upon.
De Lima wooed her after the manner
Of his kind. ardently, crudely. with
patent intention. Inchlng closer, he es-
sayed to kiss her.
But Elaine would not suffer him.
That's az far as you'll go !" she told
him. in the choice Of words that came
most naturally to her. "Im going to
marry you-yes! Marrying you Is part
of my contract with Huroki-I wish
to God it wasn't. I'll 60 through with
1t because agreed to. but-lay of me
whenever we're alone. Marriage is
one thIng-kisses are something else
again!"
She swung brusquely back through
the window. With an imprecati0n in
his native tongue, the Mexican fol-
lowed.
Patria stepped back and sought n
might see through the windows. Taking
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again afiont, padding frantcally to-
ward the place of safety she had SO
unwisely left.
TWO AND AN EXTRA.
Oddly enough, considering the anx-
iety on Donald PARIS behalf inspired
by the threats Of Edouard, Patria slept
q deep and dreamless sleep, and wax
ened so late that, by the time she had
taken her morning swim and dressed
and breakfasted, 1t was hard upon
noon.
AS the hour Of their daily rendezvous
approached, she found 1t difficult to
contain her impatience, SO impatient
was she TO be reassured as to the
safety Of her betrothed. Had Donald
been five minutes late he would have
found her half-hysterical with dread.
He was, however, trifie earlier than
usual.
None the less, she was beforehand
with him in the glade. And the relief
with which she saw him riding, sound
and whole, to meet her, translated
itself into so violent seizure OF
trembling that he could not have failed
to remark it.
He did not even wait to tether his
horse. but ran to her the instant his
feet touched the earth. selzing her
hands and drawing her to him.
"Patria. what has happened?'
"NO-nothing!"
But you were never like this
You're qulvering like frightened
child Something must be the mat
ter
"Only-only have fretted 80 for
fear Of some accident to you, dear.
am so glad to see you safe!"
His arms closed round her; for lit
tie her face was hidden In his bosom.
Like n naughty child. she had feared
to own the truth about her overnight
adventure. But now the need Of con-
fesslOn was strong upon her.
From the haven Of her lovers arms
she stared thoughtfully of into the for
est.
Something moved among the trees.
The head and shoulders Of man rose
slowly from cover OF a breast-high
growth of underbrush. Patrla looked
straight into the eyes Of Edouard,
blOOdshOt in a mask of features that
worked with rage.
She drew a long breath. BY no other
sign did she betray the terror that as
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SIXTH EPISODE
"MIas Nemesis"
Rsodssvevs At Nesn.

Rendezvous at NeoN.
Superbly mounted though he was,
The horseman rode with slack rein and
specious air Of almlessness. Suffered
70 select Its own pace. his cob ambled
ia1sisatiy through the avenues of New
port-town and out into the basklng
countryside. choosing 4 way along the
eastern shore. often within sight Of
the Sak0nnet river.
For the beauties Of nature In general
Capt. Donald Parr cared no snap Of his
dngsrs: his thoughts, like his heart.
wers exciusively centered upon one
single beauty. His purposeiess ses-
ture. his semblance Of indifference to
the flight Of time, were alike mislead-
Ing: he had q most particular goal In
mind. and secretly was in the mad
dsst haste 10 arrive at 1t. Lastly. his
interest in the charming views was
positively nil: but his interest in max
Ing certain that none followed him was
acute.
Had any one Of his languld reviews
Of the road he was travelling discov-
cred single sign Of anything remote
ly resembling a follower. Donald's ride
would have ended back In the summer
city BY the sea without a pause. AZ
II was. though well persuaded that
none spled upon him. he came to his
destination by most circuitOus way,
doubling back on his path for the mat
ter Of two miles before. while passing
\ lonely patch Of woodland between
road and river, he elected to disappear.
A twitch at the rein with touch Of
the spur 6wung his horse sharply
aside Into an almost imperceptibly
marked path.
Winding tOrtuously through the for
est. the path presently debOuched Into
little glade from which. through u
thinning growth Of trees. the simmer
of sunlit waters was visible.
Here Captain Parr pulled up. dis
mounted. tethered his horse to sap
ling. and went on afoot. stridlnE rap
idly toward the river. with marked
manner Of eager anxiety.
A turn In the path. rounding a thick
ct. brought him abruptly face to
face with the object at once Of
hix happiness and all his cares.
He stopped short.
"Patria !" he cried In voice vibrant
with the wonder that her lOveliness
never failed to arouse.
As she offered both hands to his
ardent clasp. her smile seemed trifie
wtstful.
"DOn!" she said. AT last! knew
you wouldn't be iate-but even when
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Prefaced by scurrying footsteps In
the hallway, the door was opened
Elaine flung herself excitedly into the
room. Patria arose. put her back to
the door, turned the key. Elaine
swung sharply to confront her.
"Who the deuce are you?" she de-
manded.
Silently Patria removed her mask.
With q low cry that was half .
Rroan, the dancing woman reeled back
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THE CAST.
SYNOPSIS.

Patria, last Of '"Ths Fighting Chan
nia0s." while ea route to Newport. her
4sRuasf home. is thrown to drown from q
6o0nd steamer BY agents of Baron Hu-
rs1i, chief Of the japanese secret service,
VIA, conspiring to smbroil the United
States and Mexico. desires control OF the
exteasiys Charming munition plants. own
- By Patria. Her physical counterpart.
Elains. q notorious dancer. In Hurokrl
pay. substtutes for the supposedly dead
woman. But Patria's life 70 saved by
states secret service and secretly Patria'a
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you're most punctual. II always seems
70 long time OF wniting!"
n meant to be earlier today" he
said. falling in BY her side a. she
turned back toward the shore, hut
was unexpectedly detained"
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again afioat, padding frantically to-
ward the place of safety she had SO
unwisely left.
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Long Distance Swim Saves
Two From Watery Grave

Mill Valley. Cal.-From the bottom
of a capsiZed sailboat Stanley Helmore
and Robert Folger of this city watched
their chum. c. A. Lasey, swim half a
mile to shore to bring recuers. The
three boys. all of whom are about 16
years of age. took the boat out into
Richardson's bay. None of them knew
much about the sailors craft and pres
emily the mast was where the keel
ought to be. Distress signals brought
no aid. and after the dripping lads had
chung to the part of the boat reserved
for barnacles for about an hour Lasey
decided it was up to him. At the end
of a half mile stretch L.asey reached a
mud fiat and was able to walk to land.
Undersheriff Charles Redding and F..
II. Meyer Immediately set out in Mey-
er's launch and rescued the drifting
youngsters.
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1924 to 11-o,.
Notice Of Probate Of Viii,

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana in and for the County OF Mis-
souia.
In the matter Of the estate of Gerald
Higgins. deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court.
made on the card day OF October,
1917. notice is hereby given that Sat-
urday. the 3rd day OF November, 1917.
at $3.50 o'clock a. m.. of said day, at
the court room Of said court, at the
court house in the county of Missoula,
has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of Gerald
Higgins. deceased, and for hearing the
application of A. f. Higgins for the
issuance to Ronald Higgins of letters
testamentary when and where any
person interested may appear and con :
test the same.
Dated October card, 1877.
HARRY NJ. RAWN, Clerk
BY l.. NJ. ROBERTSON, Deputy
lRonald Higgins. attorney for petit
tioner). lO-o4 10 H. inc
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Soldiers Families Are
Serenaded by Townsmen

Hamburg. Pa.-Citizens headed by q
band serenaded the Bowman. Seaman.
and 10y families. in honor of each un-
furling special flags. indicating their
bit for the national army. The Sea-
man family is represented by three sons
Maj. Claude Seaman. now in France;
Lieut.. Harrison, at Fort Oglethorp, and
Capt. Evan, at Fort Rodrain, Mass.
while the other families each have two
sons under training.
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Considerable Chanoe.

He looked as cheerful as if he'd Just
bought million dollars worth of Lib
erty bonds.
Why the hip-hip- hooray?" we in
quired.
My old college got beat 40 to 0 Ia st
Saturday" he said.
since when did 400 trimming
turn into cheer PRODUCER" was the
comeback query.
Since this season. Out Of orr
eleFen veterans of last year we sent
ten into some form or government
service. The team that heat us 40 to
returned six veterans ana three suhs
only three of its men went into service.
Nhich eleven would You rather claim -.
Ana there was of course, only one
answer
l'ut 1t has taken n world wide war
10 make a man feel proutier over a
padly beaten eleven than over one
mopping up with five or six regulars
in tow.
Carrying On.
Yale. Harvard nd
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Saturdays Football Results
East.

Pittsburgh. II; Pennsylvania, s.
ward. 0.
Oberlin, IS: Case. 0.
Brown. :; Colgate. 0.
Cornell. 20; Bucknell, o.
West Virginia, 60; Gettysburg, o.
Dartmouth, 81: New Hampshire. s.
Navy, 50: Haverford. 0.
Syracuse. 5S; Tufts, 0.
Army. 81; Villa Nova, Z.
Yale, freshmen, Z; PENNSYLVANIA. :.
Walliams. 9: Columbia, 6.
Harvard, freshmen, So: Worcester, :.
West Virginia. Wesleyan. :: Penn
sylvania State, 8.
West.
Wisconsin. 20; Iowa. 0.
Chicago, z: Northwestern, 0.
Ohio State. 81: Denison. 0.
Illinois, %: Purdue, 0.
Michigan, 20: Nebras ska, 0.
Kansas. z; Ames. 0.
South Dakota State, 10: North Da-
kota university, 6.
Northern South Dakota Normal, 81;
Spearfish Normal. 0.
Colorado School of Mines, %; South
Dakota School of Mines. G.
Marquette University, IS; Haskell
Indians, 0.
Grinnell. 4S: Coo. o.
South Dakota Wesleyan, O; Morn
ingside, 33.
Notre Dame, 40 South Dakota uni
versity, 0.
Manchester, 81; Gustavus Adolf
plus, 0.
Missouri. 40: Drake, 0.
Denver University, 30: Colorado Ar-
gies. 6.
Colorado College. 81: University of
Utah, 10.
Depauw. IA: ST. Louis. o.
University of Detroit. II; Michigan
Aggies. 0.
Washington state college, 10; Whit
man College, 0. z
DIST Division Camp Lewis), o: Med
ical corps. 0.
University Of Oregon. IA; University
of Idaho. 0.
University of California, II; Oregon
Aggies, 3.
Gonzaga, IS: Idaho. freshmen. 6.
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THE SP0RTL|CHT
9y Uncle Samuel.
eY cRAN1LAND RICE,

He started out just a trifle slow
With worried look and a wrinklcd
brow,
he started out with a kink in tow.
But he's got a Hop to his Fast One
now.
When the game began he was shy Of
stuff,
They had him cut on the bending
bouch;
His speed was bad and his curve was
bluff
But he's got Hop to his Fast One
now.
He opened up like a bush league joke
VINO had no place IN big league row !;
lie mad no curve and he had no smoke.
Eut hes got Hop and Fast One
now.
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Robber Chloroforms Woman
Before Ransacking House

Seattle. Oct. 27.-Mrs. Louise Nc
Cav was seized and chloroformed late
TO-DAY by strange man, who knocked
at the door or her apartment He held
a cloth saturated with chloroform over
her face until she was unconscious
and then looted the apartment. get.
ting little of value. however. Mrs.
McCaw's husband found her on the
floor still unconscious nearly an hour
after the attack
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Pittsburgh Not up to Form.

Philadelphia, Oct. 27.--The Univer-
sity of Pittsburghs great football ma
chine did not work as smoothly as
usual today but beat Pennsylvania, II
to 6. Pittsburgh failed to show her
strength until the third period. Penn
sylvania scored a touchdown in the
last minutes of play, through an in
tercepted forward pass.
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W. S. C., Beats Whitman.

Pullman, WASH. Oct. 27.--Coach
"Lonestar" Dietzs Washington state
eleven defeated Whitman college here
today, 10 to 0.
Although evenly matched in weight,
Washington state was stronger on
both defense and offense, holding
Whitman to total gain from scrim-
mage of Is yards and no first downs.
Whitman held five times within her
ten-yard line.
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Transfer Vancouver TrOops
TO Camp at American Lake

Portland, Ore, Oct. o7.-The four
teenth and forty fourth United states
infantry regiments comprising three
fourths of the soldiers now at Van
couver barracks, are to be transferred
to American Lake to complete their
training according to advices from the
war department today.
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Walking Through Forest
Is Attacked by Wildcat

New Bloomfield, Pa.--On his way
home from the Wayncsboror water
plant. OF which he is the caretaker,
Augustus Whitmore of this place was
attacked by n wildcat. He was RAISING
through n wooded tract when the ami
nal lcaped from Il tree onto his back.
He managed to dislodge il after he had
been severely bitten and scratched.
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Metre Dame WALTON. p.ko...

South Bend. Ind. Oct, 27.-Notre
Dame walloped South Dakota this
afternoon by 40 to score. South
Dakota had little chance with the gold
and blue. The line held at all times
while the pony backs of the Irish
crashed through the Dakotans for
good gains.
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Army Beats Villa Nova.

West Point. n. v. Oct. 27.-The
army football team was given a hard
battle by Villa Nova today, but won,
81 to Z.
Fine work by Oliphant. Wicks and
Monroe helped the soldiers.
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BADGER. Win Hawkexe..

Madison. Wis, Oct. 27.-Wisconsin's
line plunging overpowered the Uni
versity of Iowa eleven here today and
the Badgers won 20 to 0. The Hawk
eyes played a defensive game through
out, Won Iackum kicking repeatedly on
the second down when Iowa secured
the ball
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Northwestern Stubborn.

Chicago, Oct. 27.--The light. speedy
Northwestern eleven held Chicago to
a to score today in the most bit
terly contested game played on Stage
field this season. Higgins. the Chicago
fullback plunged across Northwest
ern's goal in the third period for the
only touchdown of the game.
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Cornhuskers Downed,

Ann Arbor. Oct. 27.--Michigans
green but powerful football eleven
sprang a surprise here this afternoon
by defeating Nebraska eleven 20 to 0.
Poor generalship and glazing fumbles
cost the Wolverines two or three
touchdOWns.
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Oobie's Machine Stronu,

Annapolis. Oct. 27.--Whipping Hav-
erford with such ease that after 10
points had been scored in the first
three periods. the entire scrub team
was sent in. the navy today completed
total of PIP points in three games
The final score was 50 to o.
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Central hiah Loses,

Butte, Oct. o7.-Anaconda high
school today defeated Butte Central
high, 6 to 0. The visitors victory was
due to tumble by Central high in
the first period.
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Notice for Publication O5256.
department of the Interior, ", s. Ian
Office at Missoula, Montana.

DepHrtleht OF The Interior. q. s. Land
Office at Missoula, Montana.
October Is, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Aurel F..
Hollensteiner of Lolo. Montana, who
on April !. 1914, made homestead en-
try No. O5256 for Sla NEA, NWA
NEA, NEh NWA, section 80. township
II NJ. range 20 WIN. meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof. new law, to establish claim to
the land above described, before reg
lister and receiver. u. S. land office, at
Missoula. Montana, on the first day
of December, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: A.
Hollensteiner, G. T. kinch. T. d. Durn-
ford, Arthur Major. all of Lolo, Mon
tana.
FRANK NJ. McHAFFTE,
Register.
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Eiahts Harvard 10 Tie.

Aver. Mass. Oct. 27.-The depot bril-
gade football team at Camp Devens
fought the Harvard informal eleven to
stalemate today. neither team be-
ing able to score. The army Nam
played a slashing game in the line,
having a little the better of the Crinr-
sons
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COAST LEAGUE

Vernon. II: Salt Lake. 10.
San Francisco, G; Oakland, 4.
Portland, s; Los Angeles, 8.
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beyond any censure In practically
abandoning all football schedules. but
we like the idea Of Cornell. Penn. Dart
mouth and the others. who have gone
straight through-who are not out
after any championship or out espe-
cially to make any showing, but who
had the nerve to Garry on" in line
with a request from the war depart
inent
No championship claim in any Sec
ton will be tolerated this season. But
there Is no reason why those back in
college shouldn't go on through with
things as most of those not listed with
the Big Three have done.
Harvard. Yale and Princeton are
planning to play some sort Of football.
II they are to play any sort OF football,
why not go through with it as the
others have?
Red Faber collapsed after beating
Giants" but the Giants beat him to it
by at least five innings.
Evans vs.. Ouimet.
An Evans-Ouimet battle is largely n
matter of how Chick is manipulating
| the putter
If the western star is putting well
! only miraculous golf will beat him.
Ouimet Is almost sure to be putting
| consistently. If not brilliantly. and this
is where the Rostonian has the ad :
vantave.
rk> n~~~
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Connie ,Mack's Athletics improve
loo points through 1917. hut finish
eighth There must have been a
n1ne- club league the wear before
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there in this last world series?" queries
one Of the Bug elect.
Enough to give a foundation and a
tradition to a cemetery. Three men
two Giants and one Sox-were
caught mapping off base, dreaming Of
the hour.
One man got up on a double play.
Another tried to steal third with the
base densely inhabited.
Another chased base runner over
the plate.
One pitcher was left in long after
ne had become public target for the
high and low alike.
This means there were at least seven
or eight bones" of tremendous spe-
cific gravity and a number OF minor
or only two-karat "bones" not listed
here.
NO doubt exists, howsocvcr, but that
all bone" records were badly broken
by the late display
The esteemed. by practically nobody,
| Kaiser Is now only nine down and nine
to play. He can still win BY hollnc
every hrassie shot after Il perfect drive
| 1t must be highly depressing Incl
dent to arrange for a big come back
have 1t develop and stnl finish back
of the entire field.
Connie ,Macl>'s Athletics improve
100 points through 1917. hut finish
l .t.,l,s L.