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sam LANGFORD
FORCED TO QUIT
In SIXTH ROUND
Boston "Tar Baby" Given
! Unmerciful Trimming
BY Fulton
TAKES COUNT OF
NINE IN SECOND
Fulton Again in the Lime
light as Result of the
Victory

Boston, Mass, June 21.-Badly bat
tered about the body and face, Sam
Langford Of Chicago, one of the great
est heavyweight fighters in the
worlds pugilistic history, was forced
to quit in the sixth round of his IL
round engagement with Fred Fulton
of Rochester, MINI, here.
At the conclusion of the sixth
round, in which Langford had taken
an unmerciful trimming at the hands
of his rangy adversary the world
famous Tar Baby" wabbIed to his
corner and fell heavily into his chair
His seconds realizing that Langford,
for the first time in his great career
was rapidly fading, worked hard to
bring him back, but to no avail
When~the gong sounded for the OPEN
ing of the seventh round, Langford,
game to the core, made an effort to
arise, but fell back. The referee then
awarded the contest to Fulton on a
technical knockout.
Again In LimeIiaht.
Boston, June 21.-Fred Fulton is in
the limelight once more.
He accomplished it by being the
first boxer to stop Sam Langford,
the negro terror, who was unable to
leave his chair when the bell rang
for the seventh round of their sched-
uled II round bout here.
1t was a finish entirely unlocked
for, as heretofore Sam had always
stood up we'll under the wallops his
opponents dispensed in local rings.
Those who knew that Fred's left
hand was crippled were surprised to
see him use it in a stiff style
like Joe Walcott used to do with his
in the halcyon days of Joe's career
and drop Sam for a count of nine in
the second round.
That left worked like a piston rod
round after round, and it isn't exag-
gerating in the least to say that
at least 500 jabs caressed Langford's
countenance in the six rounds that he
faced the angular white man. e.
Sam rushed the western battler
but while he scored some heavy wal
lops on both body and head. there
was no evidence that he had made
an impression. After Langford grew
weary of rushing, he decided it bet
ter judgment to back away, which
he did until he backed into his chair
at the end of the sixth round and
there remained and listened to the
referee proclaim his opponent the
winner.
Eangford had his first unpleasant
ness in the afternoon, when he was
arrested on a complaint made by Pc
ter Walker a trainer, who alleges
that Langford is indebted to him in
the sum Of $1,138 for services. ..~
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rtfSt. Joseph, Mo-, June 21.-Alden b.
sEwift OF Chicago, picked by critics to
bbe the leading contender against
aHarry Legg, of Minneapolis, the title
EIAolder in the Trans Mississippi Golf
tournament here, was defeated in the
efirst round of the championship flight
"wednesday by Clarence L. Wolf, the
oyouthful player from st. Louis. medal
stst of the tournament
10 Legg broke the course record with
s73 for is holes, and was an easy win
ofer over his opponent j. r. McClel-
land Of Kansas City, four up two to
df Legu's Work Is Best.
E1Legg's golf was the best thus far
for the tournament, and the Minne-
apolis man now is being picked to
succeed to his own title through the
brilliance he has shown in putting and
sdriving. His work brought forth a
great deal of applause from the large
Egallery which followed his play.
Edward Johnson, of st. Paul, defeated
James Manion, Missouri state cham
Spion, with ease.
tx The play in the afternoon was much
EASTER and with better results than
aany other during the tournament and
t1the galleries which followed the var
aious pairs were large and apprecia-
stfve.
sn. st. Joseph men were all eliminated
from the play for the title.
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Winnipeg, Man., June 21.-Two
, scratch hits and an error in the ninth
Inning gave Fargo Toorhead the win
ming run in a see-saw battle with
Winnipeg here Wednesday afternoon
The final score was 6 to 5.
-, Winnipeg, though outhit nearly two
to one, could have won in the fourth
had it not been for poor baserunning
Two runners were caught between
bases. Both could have scored on hits
that followed.
,.Boardman, Fargo Moorhead's big
,southpaw, had an edge on Stevenson
but was wild and in trouble in nearly
every inning. 81. +.
sEThe hitting of Boil, second baseman,
and the fielding of Thomas featured
the work OF the visitors.
1.-Two games were scheduled the
evening game being called off on ac-
count Of cold weather.
The box score:
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cuNN ". IS LEADER.

philadelphia, June t21--Alexander
cunningham. of Wheeling, w. Va,
with "A strokes for the Is holes led
the field OF nearly 100 starters here
"wednesday at the first days play OF
the National Patriotic Open Golf
tournament. Only is players
turned in cards OF 70 or better, and
one under rs. With a strong wind
blowing across the course, however,
conditions for good golf were any
thing but ideal.
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PLAY EXH IBIHION GAME
AT BRINSN ADE FRIDAY

The semi-prOfessiOnaI Brinsmade,
N. D., baseball team and the Far
gO-MOOrhead Northern league club
will uIay an exhibition game at
Brinsnlade Friday, featuring the
Gopher. day celebration. The team
will be en- route from Winnipeg to
MinOt.
w Brinsmade has one of the strong
est independent clubs in the state.
and fans there are looking forward
to the battle with the IeRguers
with no little interest.
After a three-Eame series at Mi
not, FarsgO-MOOrhead jumps back
to winnipeg for four games, re-
turning home with MfnOt ON July 1.
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Minot, N. D., June 21.-Minot and
Warren divided double bill here
Wednesday, Minot winning the after
moon game, 5 to Q, and Warren the
sevening game, to 8. Today's game
has been called OFF to allow Warren
Ito make an early train for Winnipeg.
ah Shortstop L.amers pitched the even
sing game for Minot, losing in the
ninth when two Minot errors were fol-
sluwed by McLaughlin's double. The
scores:
hsSAfternoon game r. H. e.
warren =. 800. 100 010 600 2
70 Batteries: Wilkus and Withrow;
tBurden and Fusner.
[EtEvening game r. H. e.
Warren -. -. 900 201 003- 6 0
~Minot -. 80. 900 $50 600 8 s 3
IS Batteries: Mclaughlin and With
row; Lamers and Fusner,
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statesmen WANTED.
REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A REAL.
SALESMAN,

HEAD UFFUNTUNTTE FUR n NEAL
SALESMAN.
II YOU are somewhere between 26
and 35 years old and have got ability,
perseverance,, a good personality, and
good health, and are really ambitious
and want TO make money In the sales
line, and are not kidding yourself, we
have two splendid openings. One, as
city salesman in Fargo and Moorhead,
selling Paige and Cadillac pleasure
cars and Republic trucks, and another
as district travelling man covering
some OF the choicest territory in the
northwest.
If you are a strictly top-notch man
and absolutely know it ana know what
YOU are talking about, answer this adj
yertisement Immediately. If you are
not, don't take our time and yours. II
YOU can't make a minimum of $500 a
month at this job, don't make applica-
ton. The maximum is up to you.
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Fargo, n. Oak.
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Notice.
PropOsaIn for Coal.

The City Auditor will receive until
the hour of 10 a'clock A. NJ, July 5tn,
1917, sealed proposals for the furnish
ing of not less than $500 tons OF
Youghiogheny Screenings and 500 tons
furnished to the City of Fargo Said
bids to state the price per ton delivered
to either the Detention Hospital or the
Filtration Plant, as ordered by ths
proper officers OF the city and within
one year from the date OF execution or
contract hereunder, at which the bid
der will deliver said coal to the city.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for $4,000 to guarantee
the execution of contract, should sama
be awarded to bidder, and also by biu--
der's bond for $500.
The board of Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated Fargo, n. OAK. June 10, 1911.
A. r. WATKINS, ..
City Auditor.
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Catcher Nunamaker of the New
York Yanks has been source OF
cheer to Bill Donovan lately and has
been strengthening the teams Of
fensive with his sturdy swatting. The
Yanks have shown a lack of punch at
critical times through the spring but
with the development of dependable
hitting they have frightened their
chances. Nunamaker's work behind
the bat has been f1awless.
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. MINa LYNNEwoon cuP-

Wy 4AooNJIelLgN A-IUHnsJ
Philadelphia. June 21.-S. j. Graham
OF Greenwich, Conn. won the Lynne
wood golf cup Wednesday BY defeat
ing ID. Clark CorlSran OF Baltimore in
the final round OF the tournament at
the Huntington Valley country club,
up and to play
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THE SOCIALIST OPPORTUNITY

Chicago Tribune: 1t Is hard to UNI
derstand the socialists unless we re-
member that they are primarily
human beings. We are inclined to
think of them as a theory or doc
trine which just happened to take
human form.
The truth is. they are impelled by
other motives than those they below
in the market place. They want
money; they want prestige, and, per-
haps more than anybody else, they
want political notoriety. They bene-
fit by every advance and by every
noise that socialism makes.
That is one reason why they are so
obtrusive just now. Here is the grand
opportunity-from their point of view
Ito be spokesman for the universe.
Here is the chance to achieve that
political notoriety which Is the breath
of life.
In their egotism, their selhshness
their indifference to the welfare of the
republic and Of their fellow citizens
the socialist leaders are mere tools
in the hands of the imperial German
secret service.
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Fargo-Moorhead ".ss. -021 coz. 001--6
winnipeg ............. 101 Ill 0O0-5
ID Summary Two-base hits, Boyle,
Pond three~base hits, Pond; stolen
bases. Wright Debus, Boil; sacrifice hits,
-Bachant, Reuther; sacrifice fly, Conroy;
double plays. Cronin to Herman to
Pond; bases on balls. Stevenson 4,
Boardnan 9; struck out, Stevenson 9,
Boardman g.; wild pitches, Boardman,
Stevenson; hit by pitcher, Stevenson Il;
cleft on bases. Winnipeg IL, Fargo
-Moorhead IL. Time of game, 2:15. UNI
pire, Schuster,
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Notice OF Expiration OF Tsme for Re-
demptiOns
No SEN

No. sos.
Office of County Auditor, Cass Coun-
ty, North Dakota.
To Mary b. Costello, in whose name
the following described real property
You are hereby notified that on the
lst day OF December, 1903, the follow
ing described real property, situated in
said County, to-Wit: Lot %, Block s.
Aldrich e. Roberts Addition TO City or
Fargo, was sold for taxes due and de-
linquent thereon for the years 1901 and
1902, as provided by law: that the
amount for which the same was sold
was $1.45; that the subsequent taxes
levied thereon for the years 1903 70
1916, inclusive, were paid by the pur-
chaser, amounting to 10000; that the
time for redemption from said sale, al
lowed by law, will expire ninety DAYS
after the service OF this notice That
the amount required 70 redeem said
real property from said sale is 0ne
Hundred Dollars. In addition to the
amount above stated, as necessary 10
redeem from said sale, the costs 0f
serving this notice land publishing
the same if published) must be paid,
together with such interest as may ac-
crue on the amount Of such taxes, as
provided by law.
In witness WHEREOF, I have hereunf0
set my hand and seal at Fargo In said
County OF Cass. this 9TH day ot Mays
1917.
(SeaD w. r. TUCKER,
county Auditor, Cass County. M. -.
lJuae 7-14-a1s 1s1zl
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(June 14-2I.)
Notice of Expiration of Time for He
demptlOn.

No. S57.
Office of County Auditor, Case Coun-
~, North Dakota.
To j. Remley. in whose name
the following described real properly
is assessed:
You are hereby notified that on the
LIST day of December, 1903, the follow
ing described heal property, situated in
said County, tp-wit: Lot 1, Block 8,
Aldrich d. Roberts Addition to city or
Fargo, was sold for taxes due and de-
linquent thereon for the years 1901 and
1909. as provided by law; that the
amount for which the same was sold
was $2.05; that the subsequent taxes
levied thereon for the years 1908 10
1915, inclusive, ware paid by the pur--
chaser, amounting to $4,000; that rhs
time for redemption from said sale, al
lowed by law, Will expire ninety days
after the service of this notice. That
the amount required to redeem said
real property from said sale is One
Hundred Dollars. In addition to the
amount above stated as necessary 10
redeem from said sale, the costs OF
serving this notice land publishing
the same, If publishedp must be paids
together with such interest as may ac-
crue on the amount Of such taxes. as
provided by law.
In witness whereof, Il have hereunto
set my hand and seal at Fargo, in said
County OF Cass, this 7th day OF May,
1917.
1seaD w. r. TUCKER,
county Auditor. Cass County, n. ID.
June 7-14-21, lal7)
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NOTICE-DRAIN NO. lab.
Letting OF Contract.

Bids will be received by The Board
of Drain commissioners OF Cass Coun-
~ North Dakota, for the construction
Of Drain No. lab, including Excava-
fion. Grading, Culverts and Bridges, at
their Office in the Court House at Far
60. North Dakota, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
me 1nd day Of July, 1917.
Board of Drain Commissioners, Cass
County, North Dakota.
BY HENRY LARSON,
President.
Samuel r. Crabbe, Engineer.
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cARDINALs bun soUTHPAW.

St. Louis, Mo-, June 21.--The st
Louis Nationals Wednesday bought
Pitcher May. left handler, from the
San Antonio, (Texas league) club.
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cADDock rs WINNER.

:. Lake City, Iowa, June 21.-Earl
SCaddock, claimant Of the worlds
heavyweight wrestling championship
threw Steve Conley. OF st. Louis ia
straight falls here Wednesday.
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sEEGG BEING PICKED TO
! SUCCEED TO OWN TITLE

His Work the Best Thus Far in Trans
Mississippi Golf Tourney-Leadine
=. !. = Contender Defeated by Younaster.
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TYPEWRITERS.

RE-MANUFACTURE and slightly
used Underwoods, Remingtons, L. Z.
Smiths, Royals, divers, etc, and port
able machines at half the price of new;
expert repairing; supplies for ali
makes. Dakota Typewriter Exchange,
Fargo, N. D., Tim Williams, Manager.
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Wednesday's Result

IS Wednesdays Results.
- Warren rs, Minot So.
tp Fargo-Moorhead 6, Winnipeg g..
.1Evening game postponed, cold.)
Games Today.
Z Fargo-Moorhead at Winnipeg.
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OFFERS BIG PURSE

Colorado Promoter Wants to Sign Up
Leonard and KiIbane for Labor Day.
Denver, June 21.-An offer Of $4,000
for a 2O-round fight to a decision was
Wednesday telegraphed the managers
of Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion, and Johnny Kilbane, feather
weight champion, by Eddie Pitts, who
staged the Welsh White fight at Colo
RADIO Springs last Labor day.
Pitts wants the bout to take place
Labor day at a place in this state he
is not vet ready to announce.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Toledo ....... 201 600 1000 5 o
Minneapolis $3.50. 900 900 000--0 3 2
Batteries Piercey and Sweeney;
Williams and Owens
At st. Paul r. Fl. e.
Indianapolis ..... 010 002 000--3 3
st. Paul ........ oil 900 20x--4 8 /
Batteries Northrop and Schans;
Williams and Glenn.
At Milwaukee R.HE
louisville ... 100 O10 000--2 8
Milwaukee ...... 002 600 001--3 8 i
Batteries--Luque and Clemens; Sher-
dell and Deberry
At Kansas City Ri ID.
Columbus 1890. 02O 100 000--8 s Q
Kansas City $50. ZOE 100 00x--5 10 A
atteries-I4owdermilk and Coleman;
Pierce and Hargrave
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LARGE EXCHANGE LIST-what have
you to match? Herbert Hodge, 509
N. r. Ave. #
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Samuel F. crabbe. Engineer.


Notice.
The Board Of Railroad Commission
ers will be In session at Fargo, N. D.
July ard, 5th and 9Th, for hearing Of
complaints and taking evidence.
j.. III. CALDERHEAD.
(June 21-2s. 1919
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NORTHWESTERN CLEANERS AND
PREssERs - Phone 3435. Suit
pressed. 50cs dry cleaned and pressed.
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NOTICE-DRAIN NO. 21B.
WmAAkw.sw 90 NsnsN@wmes&

Bids will be received by The Board
of Drain Commissioners of Cass Coun-
fy. North Dakota for the construction
Of Drain No. BIB, including Excava-
tion, Grading, Culverts and Bridges, at
their Office in the Court House at Far
20. North Dakota, at 10 o'clock "A. NJ,
the end day Of July, 1917.
Board of Drain Commissioners, Cass
County, North Dakota
BY HENRY LARSON,
President.
samuel =. Crabbe. Engineer.
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DENTISTS
HOMEoPATHs

DIR. J. G. DILLON-Special attention "a
diseases OF infants ana chilure D.
deLendreCIe Blk.
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OsTEoPATHS

DIR. J. L, CAVANAGH - Osteopa tn
Resident graduate OF the National
School of Chicago. President OF Ears
SanitRrium. Phone No. $40. Address
1929 3rd Ave. S.
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Two Scratch Hits and An
act Error Defeat Winni-
s peg, s to5
sPEGS MIGHT HAVE
WON IN THE FOURTH
Runners Caught Between
= Sacks Would Have Scor-
g. ed on Hits
NORTHERN LEAGUE.

THE sTANDING
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FOR SALE.

BASS AND SNARE DRUM--32O Front
81.
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16

giO firmata dal SegretariO di FL
nanZa dal Venerable col tim
bro a seccO della LOggia.
Mi cOmunicherete che questO
miO Ordine e state eseguitO, e con
stima vi salute.
Giuseppe Di SilvestrO,
Grande Venerable
II pubblico non 81 faccia abbin-
dolare dagli impudenti, dale fac
ce incallite. francesca Antonio
Ferrar fu scacciato dial nostro
Ordine, con ordinanza del 3 april
lie scorso. Non e dunque vero che
egli ne fosse uscito quando flu
pubblicata la sua velenosa espet-
torazione. E questo fla suggel-.~
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Voti di proteSta per Sicarii
Ed SOLIDARIETA Per GALANTUOMIM

nenti appartenenti ALA teppa CO.
loniale, che 81 pelmisero. per
mezzo di un foglio mercenalio.
di insultare fratelli Giuseppe e
Giovanni Di Silvesho la fami-
glia intera del grande Ordine
Figli d'Italia.
Applaudiamo motto il vostro
operate v'incoraggiamo, pro-
mettendovi il nosho appoggio,
di smascherare chimamente di-
nanzi allonesta pubblica duesti
soggetti indesiderati.
La Loggia vi sara motto grata
Sc vorrete riservare un po' di
spazio per dar pubblicita ALA
presente.
Ringraziandovi anticipatamen-
te
CaIOgerO Liberto, Segr. Arch.
LOGGIA FELICE NAVARRO
SAURO, No. 617
Phila., Pa, q Aprile 1917
EgregiO signOr DirettOre
della RagiOne,
La suddetta Loggia, nella Sc
duta ordinaria del 20, s. m, deli
berava un voto di protesta, per
la campagna insidiosa e calunnia-
trice che la Cloaca ha incomin-
ciato contro il nostro Ordine ed
Capi di esso.
A. Di Palma, Segr. Arch.
1881 Reed st.
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sono state sempre pronto a con-
tribuire per qualunque opera u
manitaria, senZa fare il gradasso
e senza ventolarla al quattro ven
ii; vedrai che ii diranno che
sono state sempre pronto ad ap-
poggiare qualunque manifesto
.zione coloniale seria.... e ii diran-
no pure che sono state sempre
pronto a rifiutarmi con disdegno
da far da sgabello agli ambizio-
81, che no rifiutato sempre a da-
re il minimo appoggio al faccen-
dieri ed agli scrocconi colonial.
Satana ia pure 10 spaccamon-
tagna dicendo che e pronto an
che a far VALERIE lie mani; prima
di tutto voglio dirgli che e egli
il triviale col trascendere insino
a villanie, indi poi fargli capire
che insino a quando 81 circonda
dalPanonimo come di uno scudo,
10 non posse credere allie sue
smargiassate e 10 sferzo al CRU
gno col nome che 81 inertia: vi
gliacco!
Daniel CubicciOtti,
1165 S. 18th st.
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MGttetelO ALA pOrtd
1165 S. 18th st.

Nella nostra colonia vi sono
uomini di AFFAIR." bacati pro-
fessionisti e commercianti one
stissimi. primi, per paWa di es-
sere esposti al pubblico dial de
/ generate ricattatore, subiscono
qualunque imposizione; j secon-
di, non avendo nulla temere,
sono pronti a sfidare la bava del
Paccattone.
e. invalso olmai il sistema
mel degenerate di pubbhcare lie
inserzioni senza authorizations
alcuna e Sc poi gil avvisanti 81
lifiutano di pagare o tentennano,
Vengono senz'altro attaccati.
Fintanto saremo moi ALA We
delta, connazionah, profess
sionisti non avranno nulIa a te-
mere.
vi e state gia un risveglio mel
lie coscienZe e questo e sintomo
che il degenerate non 10 voglio-
no pi1 sentire, neanche coloro
che gil hanno armata la mano.
- Ma 10 non no autorizzato a
pubblicare la mia reclame, vi
semitic dire da quasi tutti coloro
- Hasl,ii Sc as:.l,.;si,ifsssfre~ntila Fogfa.
Ihtanto zittiscono qualcuno pa
ga anche.
vi sono pero del coraggiosi e
ci auguriamo che il numero di
questi aumenti. Gia un impor-
tante Ristoratore ha ferocemen-
te insistito che il suo avviso
scomparisse dale colonne della
Cloaca e, sebbene il degenerate
81 fosse in principle rifutato per
non fare una cattiva fgura in
ha poi Iinito per sospen-
dere. II cmatore di fallimenti, .
ha ritirato Pavviso, ma
'emplicemente per pama dele |
.Ivelazioni sui suo conto.
Pubblichiamo qui lie dichiara-
zioni di tire nostri coraggiosi con-
lazionali che dicono di non aver |
autorizzata la pubblicazione del
a loTo reclame: