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NOUN A|NEERS HAVE PRACTICE '=.''
CAME ANDN|NE SHOWS STRENGTH
THE TIGnTEsT PINCH
IIhvE liver FACED.

I hnvc taken part In five
wnrld'a scrIrS. and It appears
logicnI to nHsumo that tho tight
est pinch ever faced must have
occurred In ono of them. But The
contrary is iru" in my case.
The hit that thought tho most
of and which considered was
! made I'm the most trying situa-
ton ! recall came in 1912.
I was with tho Athletics and
Washington was playing US.
Walter Johnson was the pitch
or for Washington and he was In
rare form. The score stood l
10 in Wnshington's favor when
Philadelphia came TO the bat in
the ninth.
Two men had been put out and
there we're no runners on the
bases when Eddie Murphy came
to bat and lined out a single to
right field. RUDE Oldring was
the next batter and he dupli-
Gated Murphy's hit on the first
| ball pitched to him.
Murphy went all the way to
third on Odring's hit and Rubc
continued on TO second on the
| throw-in. I came to bat next. A
base hit meant victory. and. be-
sides. there was johnson, pitch
ing his best.
That's the situation-tlghtest
pinch L was ever in-what re-
suited is of small consequence.
Eddie Collins modesty. If you
like, kept him from telling us Of
the ringing hit Oft Walter John
son which scored Murphy and
Oldring and won the game for
the Athletics 2 TO l.
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GRADES BASEBALL
LEAGUE OPENS FRIDAY
This weeks Schedule WIN Be Played on
The Twenty-Sixth Street Fairgrounds.

Tho baseball season for the public
schools athletic league opens on Thurs
day afternoon April 10th when Madison
and Centre clash on the Twcnty-siHth
street playground in the opening game,
On Friday afternoon, April 18th two
games will he played. the first ono he
tween Washington and Ritchic and the
second ono between Clay and Union.
Webster happened to he the odd team
that will not have game tho first week.
At the meeting Of the executive COM
nlittcc of the league consisting Of prin-
cipals. George D. Rose II. L Trussel and
Physical Director Anderson. the drawing
for places in the schedule was done and
the general conduct of the season dis
cusscd It was decided 10 play seven in
nines to n game. use good baseball.
secure competent umpires and play tho
first weeks games on the Twcnty-siNth
street Fairgrounds under the supervision
Of Physical Director Anderson. The rest
or the schedule will be completed by the
end OF the week.
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Athletic Meet Being
Held by Senior and
Intermediate Bows

Tho Indoor Athletic Meet being held
by the intermediate and Senior members
Of the Y. n. c. 4. arc proving quite pop
ular. The running high jump was held
last evening with Moves taking first
place. Jumping four feet six inches
making total of 70 points. Terara,
Smith and Becker are tie for second.
jumping four feet. six inches, having 20
points TO their credit
Tho senior members held the Fence
Vault and Snap Under Bar Friday even
ing with the following results: Canca
bin. first in the fence vault. jumping five
feet oight inches. having So points to his
credit; Caltfbaugh was second with Ave
fet seven inches and SO points; Mont
Gomery third, jumping five feet six inch
es, making Sc points to his credit. In
the snap under bar CaltibauEh was first
with six feet ~ inches: White second.
five feet eight inches. Mont gomcry 4 feet
eight inches. In the standing broad
jump Crawford was first with eight feet
five inches to his crrdit: Wagner second
with eight feet Az inches and Montogm-
cry third with eight feet four inches.
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Connie MaCk'S DrOII
Answers in Baseball
Case Excite Merrimen'

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Thrce lead
crs in organized baseball testified to-
day in the District of Columbia &u-
prcmc court in tho 100000 damage
suit Of the Baltimore Federal league
against the National and American
leagues and certain officials Of the de-
funct Federal league.
August hermann. chairman Of the
National Baseball commission, was re-
called for ross-eXamination by coun-
sci for the Baltimore club Us to the
signing Of the peace pact" and nego-
tiations leading up TO 1t.
3. Bancroft Johnson. president Of the
American league, and Connie Mack.
president Of the Philadelphia American
league club. were the other witnesses.
The Philadelphia club president tes-
tilted as to relations existing between.
club officials and players in organized
baseball and cited number Of IN
stances designed to counter the plant
ifs charges that organized baseball
was a monopoly and players were per
mitked no privileges. The court room
was thrown into an uproar time and
again by the droll answers made by
MI Mack during cross-examination.
President Johnson denied that the
American league was operated for
profit, although the constituent clubs
were so operated. The reserve rule in
players contracts. attacked by the Bal
timore club as an evidence Of monopoly.
was said by Mr.. johnson to be just as
essential to baseball clubs as coal TO
a train"
Testimony by MI. Hermann that rep
rescntatives Of the Baltimore club were
present when the peace pact was
signed was reiterated by President
Johnson. who added that at that time
these representatives made no protest
against the terms Of the agreement
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and RITCHIE
TO BOX IN newark
MONDAY, APRIL 2S

NEW FORK, April 7.-Wil1ic Ritchic
and Benny Leonard were matched yes
terday to meet at the Newark Sports
man club in an eight round exhibition
on the evening Of April IS. Matters
were clinchcd at conference in which
Richie. Leonard. Billy Gibson and Dave
Mackay took part. Among the agree
ments was that each boxer would weigh
in at l42 pounds ringside.
Leonard has been anxious to meet
Ritchic In a longer bout since tho cham
p;on was reported to have been hrstcd
bv his rival in n four round exhibition
on the coast fnw weeks ago. Th" bout
is the best that has been arranged In
the cast for several years. and tn" prin-
cipals who will probably work un per-
ccntagc basis. anticipate partakng in
the sIicinS OF Il s@5.0o0 melon.
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Y, NJ, TO ORGANIZE
BASEBALL team

Tho Y. NJ. c. A. win b. represented on
the diamond this year. Prof. Miller eS-
poets to have the team fully organized
within the next few days. All 7. N. c.
A. members wishing q tryout with these
boys should hand their names into MI.
Miller. All games played by this team
will be played on a Saturday afternoon
as no Sunday ball will be played.
The following boys have ALREADY
turned in their names and Will make an
effort to land bcrths on the nine Spence
4nnnA Geisey. Hatfield, Troutman.
COREY. Tibbcns, wicker, Koutz and
Mantel. Many other members are ex-
pected to turn out. and @ we'll developed
team is in prospect.
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.F0RT||NF FDRBOTH W|LLARDAND
DFMPsEy IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP
BATTLE; PURSE 4 MERE SIDE ISSUE
COBB sIQNs CoNTRACT;
JOINS TEAM TODAY

AUGUSTA. Ca. April T.-Ty
Cobb has signed his contract for
1919. The "GcnrEin Peach" an
nouncCd that he had affixed his
signature to the Detroit con-
tract. but preferred not to dis
cuss the terms except to say
that the management had been
"mInutly fair"
Cobb stated that he will leave
Augusta tomorrow to Join the
Tigers at Florence. S. c.. where
they stage an exhibition game.
The Detroit slugger's holdout
was not the result OF q break
with the club. he says. but rather
a desire to quit baseball for
good and to await the consum-
nation OF n business deal IN
which he was interested
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Hundreds OF Leonard's Harlem friends
went to the Pennsylvania station IN
big bus, with horns. comets and all
manner of noise makers. In. addition.
there was a jazz band on hand to conf
plete the welcome. Leonard cut the trip
east short to get back in time for his
birthday party. which his mother has
planned. Gibson, too, was anxious to set
back .bccouse Of his mothers Illness.
Because his Dodgers beat the Yankees
IN q training camp game. Charley Eo-
bets Is already claiming the National
League pennant In doing so he has
beaten every other maSnato to It. Train
ing camp games, however. don't count in
the official percentage column. Friend
Charles and hts team have some dis
lance to travel yet before mailing up the
old flag at Ebbets Field At that. tho
Dodgers look particularly formidable
this season, and doubtless VIII have lot
to do with the winning Of the 1919 cham
pinoship
Nick Hayes. tho Philadelphia hsdc ex-
pert. a great admrer Of jack Britton,
the wefterwcight champion, has Eune to
the trouble and expense Of telegraph
ing US:
"Britton Is the only ex-champton to
win back the crown from the man who
took II from him. Abe Attel tried 70
win his back from Johnny Kilbane, Terry
McGovern had a second try at Young
Corbett. Joe Cans took two tries al Bat
Ting Nelson, Bob F1zdmmons tried
again and failed with Jefrries. but Brit
ton kept on trying and knocked cut Ted
Lewis. That's the answer. coupled with
the fact that Britton Is Irish and bad
the goods.
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Ontario to Vote on \
Repeal of Temperance

TORONTO. April The province Of
Ontaro will hold a plebiscite on the re-.
peal Of the Ontario Temperance act and
upon measures permitting the sale Of
liquor, It was announced In the ;le1asi1r
ture today by Premier Hearst Thu
date will DO announced later. - j;5aggsi3s5as
Questions to be voted on arc: sFsEsssS
Repeal Of tho Ontario ten1DoAloo
act .{s3s ~;
2-SAle Of light beer in sealG1 -,
ages under government control IN
-sale ofilisht beer over The .ss: az
,+-RestricttNe 4 sAle ( Of Ap1r1t1eq1
;liquosh ESnsrslly-undsg-vuvsFans
troll (. Il i: Is iSss s.
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HEEH E=====7 IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS [====#==
BRITISH PROMOTERS
offer 10000 POUNDS
FOR WILLARD BOUT

l.OEInN. April = .l'riIlnh h"NlmE pro
rurI"rr AT" attempting |" obtain Tor
i .nnfI"n III" heavyweight championship
fight for which .Ir"n willard nnh Jack
Dempsey hnv" h""n mnirh"l for July J.
Willard and n'mu""y have been advised
that 4 purge Of G2Q.0n0 will h" split hH
thsy desire II the huut is held here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Local Boys Lost

Tho boys Of Troop Boy Scouts or
America. Martins Ferry. played tn" boys
.or Tenth street Of that riiy yesterday
on tho Tenth street grounds. The score
WINS II TO IN in favor OF tho Tenth street
BOYS. Rattrrics BOY Scouts: Graham:
Krim md Rates: Tenth street. Hail ana
Cunningham.
Nicely, one Of the Tenth street boys,
was severely hurt in the ninth inning.
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1T was decided to open the season on
The West Point football SQUAD turned
out for its first spring practice yestefs.
day. More than nifty candidateS for
next falls eleven reported to, Major
Hugh Mitchell. who gave the men IN
hours work on the plains. IS.
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wnnARD CONSIDERING A MOVING
PICTURE PROPOSITION WHICH
IA EXPECTED TO NET HIN
ABOUT 100000.
Dempsey Also Has Acquired tho c01n-
1nsrctalization Notion and Is NOW
on Theatrical Tour.
copvr,xbt. 1919. by The Press Publishing

SOpJ
Co.
crhe New York Evening Worldly
less WMard evidently believes N get
ting the money while the getting IS so''d'
II hts present plans arc carried 10 sue
cessful conclusion the $4,000 purse nat
Tex Rickard is to give him for oattllnS
Jack Dempsey will just about be a drop
In the bucket"
He ia already considering MOVING
oScture proposition which. 1t is said, VIII
net him q fist 100000. Tho plan or
big movie operator is OF take pictures OF
Jess daily training stunts at his Kan
.sas cuarterS to be flashed on screens
throu Ehout the-copntry!
In addition to this, willard Is be-
,s,e>ed by onsrs amounting to more
thousands Of dollars for daily stores
fecrn the-cRnp written by himself. from
The time be starts his preparation TOT
The bouc-up to and including the day ~
tMeAnxht. After the fight. should he WIN.
Is another matter. It will be remembered
that aferhe Beat Jack johnson his then
manager, Jack Curley. signed Willard TO
a contract for a years use OF his name
for>szS,neo.
DEMPSEY has acquired the eomrner-
ctafking notion too. but OF course. Is
not In a position to demand the big
money Wizard receives Since signing
Tex Richards articles OF agreement
however. Jack has done well and with
the fight more thar two months on -
prepartnx to turn ell his time into money
MAKING He alrcS9y has had one the
:atr4cal tour which was a big financial
.saccess and he IS to start on another
this week He HAS newspaper writing
contract too. and is under agreement 20
another, Ringing. Of course. ON his beat
ing willard
Rckard certainly did this pair Of
lighters a big favor when ne signed
them up.
An New York. in fact. the entire coun-
try. Is Interested in puGilfsttc event In
London tonight. It is the meeting OF
Joe Lynch Of New York and Johnny
Wide. the first international match Of
Importance since WINE Rtchie was
3ured across the pond to drop his light
weight title to Freddie Welsh On
course we on this side are roofing for a
Lynch victory. but from what we have
learned Of W1ldes ring ability it seems
a little too much to expect However.
you never cnn tell. II Lynch wins he
win be houtzed on his return home.
Lynch met Wilde before in December
at the Engs Allied tourDament In a
forrrornd bout and was outpointed. At
jthe time Lynch bad come Direct from
tho army life. had no time to train, and
went into the ring with plasters all over
his back rather than disapoont Ho
certainly vas In no condition to do him
self justice. For tonight's bout Lynch
has had an the training he needs and.
according to the letters from him. Is m
great shape
Weighing In at lis pounds at 2 o'clocls
this afternoon gives the New Yorker
a big weight advantage. for the English
lad can scale we'll below 10. They are
to 30 Is rounds to n decision. and Lynch
is guaranteed $500 for his share OF tho
purse Tho bout will be staged ut the
National Sparting club.
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MEMPHIS VICTORIOUS
OVER THE COLONIES

MEMPHIS. Tom. April Score:
r. H. E.
Louisville (Amcrican ASSOC 80 Is 5
Memphis (Southcrn AssoD..... 13 }
Friday. Mics and Diegan; Fraser, Bar
ger and Delaney.
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Benny Leonard and his manager. Billy
Gibson, arc homo from thoir trip to tho
Coast They got IN Saturday afternoon
and worc welcomed home-by big crowd.
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Arthur Newman defeated Gus Gnrh-
nor In the opening match for the nat
Ional ihrce-cushions carom championship
title under thc direction If the National
Association Of Amateur Billiard Players
last night. The tournament, in which
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SPORT BRIEFS

Eddie Rchan, Sparring partner Of Bob
I1itzsjmmons and with very creditahlc
ring record. who is now serving abroad
ms n knights of Columbus secretary.
aging sparrinE exhibitions for our
dnuEhhoys in Germany. recently selected
eight mon of Pershings Army ut Fingers.
Germany, and pittcd them against Il
like number Of men of equal weight
from other camps in four-round con-
tests. Rchnn's selections won, all tho
events. and In one contest n Knockout
was scored. Now Bchan is in great de-
mnnd at all the camps. His knowledge
rnincd by actual rXpcricncc- in the ring
and later as Il physical instructor. Is
hi:- asset 10 Behan in his work MS
Knights Of Columbus athletic director.
lay Could was m cnsy winner in the
Class \ squash championship of the Co.
lumhia University club. when he de-
fcotcd Milton l.. Cornell by a score Of
l5-3, 15-3. Gould had just as cfrec-
live strokes in this game as he has
shown in court tennis. the game ~
which "" is worlds champion. Gould
won ms hc pleased and MS Cornell ~ one
nf Inc strongest players Of tho Column
hia contingent It is very likely that the
court tennis champion viii ndd n squash
trophy To his collection. +. S. knclor.
ono IF the hest PLAYERS for Columbia.
wns another easy winner when he dis
posed Of I. Cornell by a score OF l5-1,
ia
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GIANTS LOSE TO THE
BOSTON AMERICANS

GAINESVILLE Ca. April 7.-Score:
R. H. E.
Boston Americans .....-...--..
New York Nationals. ....-..-.
Mays. Bush and Schang. WATERS
Neal: Causcy, Steele and McCarty.
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MusEE MIDwINTER DUCKP1H

Totals ......... MS "a' %Sa-ll"n
Tnnight-7.45 p. M. ". China w
RInck Cats: . p. m. Indians vS. Three
Stars.
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five contestants arc entered. Is SD, 4e'rS
New York. 18th street and Broadway.
The scare was so points to 80 and inc
match went ninety-four innings. Each
had high runs Of 5.
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baltimore Inter. ............h ;
V'hiladclphu Americans ......I
Carroll and Egan: Anderson. Grcrcll,
Gullman and McAvoy. Perkins.
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BALTIMORE MINORS
DEFEATED ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA April 7.-Scorr:
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Johnny Mack. the veteran coach sac;1,s 81
IN. irLcK and trainer of Yale fooIoall
leans, received the varsity J at New
Haven yesterday as reward for his
services. At 4 meeting OF the Yale UNI
vrrsity Athletic Association three mem
hers Of This years swimming team were
awarded minor US for their work at the
inIcrcollegintcs held in New York
March -. The men arc Capt. Hincks,
who won the 2o0; B. o. benjamin. the
highest scorer IN the fancy dive. and +:
Kinney, the holder Of the new nifty yard
dash record Of IS seconds. who won this
event ut the intercollegiates., It was
also decided to obtain n coach for the
lacrosse team Immediately.
The New England Baseball League,
which will have Il six club circuit. was
organized nj Lawrence, Mass. yesterday
John II. Donnelly Of Lowell. who had
obtained tho territorial. rights Of the old
New England League for the new organ
lzation, was elected president Secretary
and Treasurer for a;torm Of two {yeA1S.
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Totals .... 216 BAG 325-lO3i
Tonight-Comcrs vS. La Belle: sam
mics VS.. Black Cats.
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BOW LING

MASONIC CLUB LEAGUE
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TinSct Gin naiics @rab.

epcrctt 9oilcp, pnn Ct Sollls,
meld)cr bel icincn Gcriuanbtcll GOO
&anlptou, auf SedrIunn's Salono
nabe @asconaoe, feline Safan5 Der.
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@rob. 3uianlmen nit anberen Sun.
gems iob 9ailcp am SluBufcr OILS ci-
ncr porihlug idpimnten 81 geben.
9oilep periihertc leboh CT fonnc nidt
ihwimnlen. Sie onbcrcn abcr ipas
rem balb I'M 8aiier, 5ii ibrem gr.
itaunen iaben iie, baB audi ibr
5rcllno i'm @aiier herllmpati6tc, na+
tiirlih mar bas @oiier an iener Stel.
lc icbr iciht. Srecnbmie gcriet abcr
9ailep in tiefes @aiicr ilno sins ln-
fer. Gincr Der anberen fam ibm 81
Silfe. abcr Ser Sinfcnhc apg Inn nit
llnter @aiier lutD ba Die Stromilng
itGrfcr mllrbe nti,i,tc Der 9fcttcr iid)
iclber in Siherbeit brinaen.
gnilp pcrld)mano IN ocn Slitel
ilno iino nlle &eril,hc icinen 2eib-
nabln Su finoen bisber iruhtlos se.
pcien Der llngliiflid)c mar ctma
Slpan5ie Sabre olt unb Gin Sobn oes
an 130412 @rattan Strabe ipobnen.
oen Slipcr @ailep, ct. 2ouis.
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Nunlulcr 40
3ebn Sabre 3ndltbans.

Galpb @bitc befannte Iih oes
Oiebitabls ihulbig nnO lulrbc bon
Rid)ter II. u. Srcilcr, IN Union. 81
Sebn Sabre 3idtbulls pcrbonncrt.
Mbite mar cincr Don 0en orcicn, 5iucl
0tGnncr UNI cincn &nabcn. Ole Dor
cinigcn @ohen IN Stonp Sill bon
Sberiif glig. Diesel imo lcinen Miii.
itcnten Sol. sSunNerlid ilno auglit
Gberlin perbaitct pllroen weil oilf
ibnen Der Serouht rubte 6armb1uier
in Der N1be bon Berger bcitoblen slt
boben. Cur 3cit Der Serbaitun9
fnnb man bel Dem Srio feline Der ge.
itoblenen Sohen jcoph ionb man am
nGhiten Gage bcim Sbulbauic in
Stpnp Sill sIrtifel, bie, lpie iih nahs
her bcrausitellte, aus pGuiern nnbe
Berger entrpenbet lporen.
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Wenc Hcaulatiuncn inbcsna anf
Vrantlucin.

Cine Tinte Sranhucin auf 10 90
&C lit oas Warinlrn rmter Grstli6ent
He5ept. Ger 9lr5t lit ecboIten cine
acnolle lluterinhlng su MADDEN mn
on5ugcbcn ans lpclhcn ejrilnben or
9ranntmein borid)reibt.
SeOcs Ecrnit cine @Iintr Nroni
nein in Der 9lpotbefc 81 fouicn fpItet
Dem &1ufer 5ebn Gents, melhc Cunt
NE bcm 9iotipnol Shotont sil
fommt Gin Germit lit MIR iulter
iratlidcm Hcacpt sll bobcn
Seber 9lutompbilc, icbe 0ud,t, je.
Der @agen Die sur @citcrbcforbers
ung BON eeiitigen 8etrGnfcn beniist
merben, fam nit @eihloe bcle9t urb
nah genilecnoer Scfanntnlobuna I'M.
term Sa1lnlcr perfaufi meroen.
Ser Hcpenlle &onmiiiGr Oilr ct.
2onis, Collector Geo. @toorc) bot al,
lie Gerlnits in &crmabrlng unb lit
perpfli6tct ctpaige gcridtlihc Ser
folgllng por5unebmen.
0as eritc Seraehcn miro nit elmer
@eloirofe bclcet, bel mieberboltcn
@ersebcn lit oclS uno 3llhtbouS.
Itrafe poreeieben.
GigentllnL mclhcs 5lml 8crcitcn,
2agcrn obcr %crfouicn BON gciitigcn
@etrdnfcn bcnlibt miro I'M @cgcnioe
5u ben oicsbc5iieIihcn @cictcn lit
haftbor bis alt eincu Hchtoniprllh
altf @igentlmlsurfunbc
Srecno meldp Tatent Wtchi5in obcr
Soilettcn Preparation, Die trinfbor
lit, fam elmer llnteriu6ln9 ,nterSo-
gen pcrbcn, luno wGbrenh iol6c Scr
banolingcn ihueben, fonncn Die Sc
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6ernaiu, &c., 6reitag, ben H. Sui, 1919
Sittc, &ebre babeim por eisener Sir.

Oa woblbcfanntc Sufirasctten Die
@lieoer ocr giiiioilri Segislatur
idarf frifiiierten bob Die. geleeentli6
eines geiudes Ser Suffrasetten, in
Sembs1rmeln erihienen, 10 bat Die
2eeislatlrr icl9enbcn gci6luB &c.
fabt:
Ga Die Suffrasetten bon 0tii.
iollri faIt einitimnlige llnteritiiellns
crbalten baben BON Scitcn Ser @lies
DER oes 8auies oes so. aonereiies
ouf bcionoerenl Hlli bes COB. s. 81.
Gardner 5rianlmen gctretten unb
0a ferner Sane 5rances Sinn im
Namen Ser Suffragetten oes Staa-
ties uno Der Nation sInerfennune, ser
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artifcl einiee @liebcr bes Sauics
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