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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
.LEvINSKY SAYS
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 when the gold flows and leave you when the tide turns. There he sat as the crowd cheered.
 The crowd forgot Willard. But Dempsey did not forget Will lard. In fact, I believe he was the only man in the ring who gave the ex-champion any thought Dempsey felt sorry for Willard
 Dempsey had Willard beaten in the first round, but a blunder by the ref cree and timekeeper cheated those who bet that Dempsey would win in a round cut of some money. Demp- sey has a heart, he could have knock ed out his opponent any time after that first round.
 But there was one woman in that crowd who was loyal to Jess. She was Mrs. Willard. She felt sorry that Jess was beaten, but she was glad that he had lost the champion ship for the title kept them apart. A loving couple seemed to be MT. and Mrs. Jess Willard. Mrs. Willard is home woman. And Willard is home man. The championship kept them apart, but now that Willard is no longer a champion they can be to- gether and enjoy the comforts of happy hOme-JuSI ike the lONlnS couple that they are
 The fall of Willard came as a sur prise to most of the crowd. While most of the fans felt that Dempsey would win, few, very few, really be- lieved that Dempsey would force the big man to quit.
 Willard fought for all he was worth. Had it not been for his physi- ! cal structure and his mamm oth | strength he probably would have | crumpled down to nothing under the 1 force of Dempsey's terrific blows. By | staying three rounds Willard proved | that he was game to the core. One i had to be there to appreciate the | gameness the man showed. Nothing 1 I can write down can do justice to the l game1iess of the former champion. He quit because he could no longer ! fight. While he was trying his best /. the crowd was hissing and hurling all I sorts of insulting remarks at him. | And the man was trying. He was |, severe test. Brayely Willard stood 1t | all for three rounds.
 The crowd had no consideration for
 villard's feeling; the fans called him
 -dog" rat and all that sort of stuff. | A beaten man needs encouragem ent,
 not discouragement and those re-
 marks broke Willard's heart. It was
 more those insulting remarks hurled
 at him from the crowd than Demp- | sey's vicious blows that beat Will | lard.
 For today Willard, while happy 1 with his wife and kiddfes he loves so
 much, is a broken-hearted man.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

l Yestidday I wasent very good, ana ma and my sister Gladdis sed they was going to tell pop on me, me
 thinking, G, I better tell him ferst- Wich I did. saying vile he was hanging up his hat. Did you see Glad discs new skert, pop? Good nite, has she got one of those? sed pop, and I sed, Yes sir, it's so tfte she cant hardly wawk in it, and she has to take sutch little bits of steps you wouldent hardly think she was taking eny and this aftirnoon I met her coming home and I kepp wawking crround her in circles jest to prove wat little steps she must be taking Tor me to be able to do that, and every body started to 1aff, and Gladdls tried to catch me and couldel-t, and every body kepp on laffing
 Ht ha ha no wonder, still, that was ent a very gentlemanly thing to do on
 the street and I'm sure Sir Walter
 Rawley would never of done it, ha ha
 ha, sed pop.
 The new vacuum cleener came to- day. pop, I sed, and pop sed. Yes!
 does it werk all rite? and I sed, Not
 with string it don't, pop l held long
 peece of string under it vile it was
 going and the string got all twisted
 I'D in that thing that goes erround.
  come and get 1t out agen. Well that was very brite of you, l must say, sed pop. Neening it was ent, and jest then suppir was reddy and we all started to eat it, and Clad dis sed to pop, Father, Benny was an exec edingly bad boy this afternoon and
 he should be punished severely. Wy, you Cont meen to say he put on tite sllert and wawlSed cercles erround you, or enything of that sort? sed pop.
 Well for goodniss sakes, sed Glad dis, and pop sed, Ha ha ha. I gess I'm pritty slow as a mind reader ha ha ha.
 You wont think it's so funny wen you heer the trubble and Npense he put me to this aftirnoon,' sed ma. It cant be posserble that he tied himself all around with string an'd pertended that he was a vacuum lcleener, or enything of that discrip tion? sed pop.
 My grayshiss, for goodness sakes, sed ma, and pop sed, Ha ha ha. who says I'm not a mind reader ha ha ha,
 and he kepp on laughing and Gla'ddis
 sed to me, You think you're smart. don't you? and I sed, Wy, wats the matter, wy?
 O shet-up, sed Gladdis, and ma sed to pop. O. well wat do I care. laf away. you'll half to pay the repairing
 bill
 Ha ha ha, it will be werth it. wat
 ever it is, sed pop, and he kepp on lafffng every once in a vile door1ng
 suppir, wich the more he 1affed the
 more ma and Gladdis dident.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
 TO PROCLAIM
 NEW REPUBLIC,

London, July 5.---The Irish Unionist Alliance. replying to a manifesto is- sued recently hy the Irish Dominion League asserts that the first act of any freely elected parliament in con- trol of Irish economic and military resources would be to proclaim an Irish republic.
 The alliance trusts and believes that those concerned for the peace, order and progress of 1reland,' the reply says, twill resolutely decline to support a policy which, if successful, would constitute an imperial danger of the first magnitude.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
PRINTERS INK.

''Information Service is a new phrase. It came in with the war. The government found that it needed something more than guns and ann munition and uniforms to win the war with. It needed cooperation and unified action on the part Of the people.
 The government also learned that you can't fight a war unless the peo- pie understand what the war is for. So it created a vast machinery of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

propaganda and information to com rnunicate the facts about the war to the people. In a few months, by publicity articles, moving picture films, four minute speakers, etc, Q great service of Information was created. It revolutionized the spirit of the people. It fired the heart of the nation to action, and won the war.
 What has this to do with the homo newspaper? Watch this space next week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
PittSfeId.

NBatted for Fortune in Sth.
 Bridgeport, .. 0 0 1 x-5 Pittsfe1d, .-.. 0 0 0-1
 Stolen bases, Lai, Skiff, Baker. Sacrifice hit, Martin. Two base hits, Birmingham, Pickup, R. Grimes. Double plays, Bates, McHale, and Pickup. Hits off Fortune in ' innings; off Stubbing in 1 inning. Struck out, by House 2; by Stubbing l. Base on balls, off Fortune 2; off Stubbing 1. Time of game, 1 hour and 35 minutes. Losing pitcher, For tune. Umpires, Miller and Waters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
BRIDGEPOIsr AVERAGES.
RING HISTORY TO-DAY.

1s9s-Jack O'Brien defeated Dal Hawkins in 25 rounds at New York. This was some fight, for O'Brsen and Hawkins were fer ocious, hard hitting scrappers, and not pink tea performers. 1s9s-Solly Smith won on a foul from Billy O'DonnelI in T rounds at Buffalo. 1so3-Rufe Turner defeated Clar- ence English in IA rounds at Seattle.
 1555r-Joe Jeannette outpointed George Cole in rounds at Phil adelphia.
 1so7-Bni Lang. the Australian heavyweight. knocked out Dick Kernick In 2 rounds at Mel. bourne.
 190s-Tommy Murphy had the shade on Jack Goodman in a round bout at New York. 1911-Harry Powers defeated Charles Lawrence in 10 rounds at New York.
 1o14-Freddfo Welchwins light 1s14-Freddie welch wins light weight title from Willie Ritchie
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
Standing of the Clubs,

The government railroad employees are ordered to be courteous, and throwing anyone off the train for ask ing a question is considered needlessly emphatic
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
Games Today.

Worcester at Bridgeport. New Haven at Waterbury. Sprin gfield at Hartford. Pittsfield at Providence.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
THE USUAL RESULT.

Magistrate-Officer, how on earth did these men come to be so badly bruised?
 Officer - Please, your Honor, they were discussing the peace settle meut-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Bridgeport ,; PittSfield 1.
 Springfield 1; Waterbury ?. Worcester 1; New Haven 2. Providence 2; Hartford l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
Saturdays Results.

Providence 6; Hartford O.. Waterbury IT; Pittsfield 4.
 Worcester '; Springfield ?.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YcsterdaY's Results

Cincinnati S-2; Pittsburgh 10. Chicago 4; St. Louis 3. Boston 6; Brooklyn t.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays ReSNitS. Washington 3: New York 1. Chicago 4; Detroit l. St. Louis 6; Cleveland 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Frank Chance finds tiIro to attend most of the games played by Coast League Clubs at Los Angeles, near which city he resides.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Cy Barser has been playing the outfield at Memphis. Now he plans to play two days in the infield, rest day and then pitch, always rest ing up a day before his pitching rec ord.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Games Today. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Brooklyn. Other games not scheduled. Standing Of the CIubS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

According to John Reisler. now m oil magnate at Tulsa, Oklahoma, he has signed Mike O'dowd. the middleweiEht champion to meet the winner of the match between Harry Greb and Bill Brennan on Labor Day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Chief Bender is now managing the Richmond club of the Virginia Lea que and Is having q real success whenever he goes into the box.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
Games Today.

Washington at New York. ladelphia at Boston.
 Other games not scheduled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Though Battling Reddy's matcr with Eddie Walsh was called off Reddy has continued his training fl anticipation of other contests.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Walter Laurette is being groomed for match with Champion Mike O. Dowd. In his last battle Laurette easily defeated Roddy Mcdonald.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

The once famous Marty O'Toole t pitching for the San Antonio club He was recently suspended.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07
By THE OBSERVER.

BurleiEh Grimes seems to suffer no i'll effects from his recent opera ton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Race Secretary Blodgett of the New York State Fair has handed us, with a request for early release, lengthy and expertly worded prophecy that his s3,o00 Syracuse purse, the 2:1o pace, will not only be won by a cer-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Hector Melville. the featherweigrt. who arrived fin New York from Aus tra lia, is in great demand. Baltimore, Montreal. Boston. and Newark clubs are bidding for his services. Melville is training at New York gynnas- iUm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Montreal is the latest bidder for return championship match between Jack Britton and Ted Lewis. George Kennedy. leading promoter of the Canadian City, has opened negotia- tions with Charley Harvey to secure the match and is offering liberal terms.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

Jack File, the New York East Side bautamweight, whom his manager, Lew Meyers, describes as Ever Ea ger File and whose battles with Patsy Johnson. Patsy Wallace, Bat | 7E Murray, Young McGovern, and icy Williamson, stamp him as q
 h' seasoned enough to clash with the be-i in his class. is trying to get Johnny Luff and Mickey Russell to meet him at one of the Jersey clubs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-07

At the inaugural of racing season all hail to the management of North Randall and it's teammate of the 1919 Grand Circuit, New York State Fair. with all sincere wishes and cherished hopes that their examples will soon gain enough following among all who can afford for the good of harness racing sport.
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nc 4 vt1irs iirk~- which q How
reGtacaet .1r -51e 16r--nu IT lie au-
tezsiIIE---
Newark post., 1919-09-24

1.l-.E5IEess-' Inner s.azsEuas1 E5ln 1arz
-.=51 a'.z-Ez1s'l11s.st a IHLoad A. s-Ir-z
aI sUE4l -uE / consideration IN III
zsEs31ass-1llg E-ezhuez " warming
-IIfs.es l1ezE1aznszz al lug sIarEIIz1g III
.s=ss advised ID In 80 Iv -51a 4aczllt------
a Warming WHICH Wis .r-sa-esI With
HELa1l. amusement ~ inner .Iassz1sss1
VIA saEe SER zHEaezIca 5tIazs1r II
having. Ieal -.zEIrur'' n -t1ar 1nEnasu-
z-'fsat gHagIEs3- themselves N -tIe 1zzE.
T-TE cIsJa- II ne zzEres-ng lass Il
2-ldes zrudsEEE rom szrz1 Etzrasz
AaEv II -tIeze siE1esf II r1r lie zz1g1-
1assz-EIls E1urzas. IwJIg n ne Iasna1n
-1r =zIg-uesEz lEce Tile zinzs u lie
var
Newark post., 1919-09-24
TIL 7SCAyr OCT = 1918

Consisting II Ine rass-sEg41,.sE Ezal-
sEaiu IuIL ealvaf F-tIr-Ira- L--t-s.l.
Dam GIoriillte Pit.r=szn Garr1ca-
gia fr-t owned 1v 1e.iawar4 College.
This .s i iue 1uIL n .sraF--- VA
one trsIe1Isev anil Gbmrr me va.lI,
gaid. me leitaz.-- 1nE cow viii Ia
E.esil IN NdrHuher-. 8nf ZaisTrin
COW. milking viii DE- E-asil IN gv-rr-
~ Iue EaisTaln saw EIt--
Two moving Machines me deer
Lfsss Iar araas, 1ue gasoline .1InIIIa
t5v1f Iursa raifas- 8I1e aav -atfGer
-ya Ia- fats. -TvU farm vagBns.
w sers v1EtE IaT-Iass- .aIlaz-s. 5rtd-
Les- ines aud IalreF-s-. WI 4ieagns
amt bells. me lEFv ssr N 6[nIiIIf.
gsf;Fr-r--age IaZ.ness.. 8ue -7vH-1+qrl.tf
.:strr,--age-- me small mai .Hr-.- -v8
ss::fL'-Z.--sE4ge 1alesE one n them n 1n4---
--li1I,sae snIHH Iar-aEF9.. anr fise. 1if--
r5w,. several l#nGt .FIIrlvHFsIrv7. one
---7v1-IGrga cIlr-TaCIr- a1r 1-.assF s4...ft.=
II, 1ne g,-llf sT8ne.. ane 5zal,n leiI.
--1pe5-. ser-.Ies- t8rEZz. silguals.. Jic.Es-
.hW :iIaInE .nE st18lus. WI larsa
ILreatter- -vH : EIIrslHI1Ii8 3Iar1ar.-n
scales Ine liEne f.,II.
at IT Il 1a@r Jnar-is. IL Nv
ne I'M. Conditions IN ta- IT sHEf4.
- WILSON,. ~
AE-nsrr7EIg- AIc-Hneer
Thompson TIft ..s-@Ta-, E4r,zz.
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Newark post., 1919-09-24
Wilmington Eesazv4.-.

Estate IT 9dEau 5aitz. deceased.
AdT-ca LS 1es,esJv r-VssI hat Lssr---l.s,,yF
II administration Iunr -lIf. 4sfar.. n;
Sdras1 atsitz-.- -aEe II VIIIrEs C.THv Crack
E-iIuursst- ieasasast. vera IlIl-r r-FgIrE..f
mia tar-ueEE T-Isr EdlnuaYrv N
NesvariE, IN ne zIus1Es.ess7r.l ra-r N
september L q. 1919. ami all ltss-ss,I11zs
EIaes1Izsr Al ne =ala Ie.eaassf ara -
I4Ies5Tea u MAKE lavruEzrr Il -ire ID
nI1IHEzaEnr yIr2ImII Ieiav. am all
Iez'sdus having IEsuHIas 8rallIsE tie
deceased IE-s -zsITIIT,esf al az-;rii1it 4Y1H
Efezas1t zirE same iIIir 1F1nar.tf Al
-a salu Administrator. IN III. 1fsfsT7-4
ne Esg.1ressTrtI Iav II 5szsIrazni1er !
4 -l-d- II auIHE Jv ne #w N -51is
1EEIalE
: Farmer IrEIsJ e-IunaIrv IL Newark.
administrator
has z. ErauH. 4--=7--slr.---,srv-
e.f-zsEs--ss IE,rf 2irfeg
Wilmington. -elH1vaT-z.