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House and Lot on
Brook Street

(NORTH or BACoN's QUARTER
BRANCH. VEST OF HENRICo cas-
CO.'S WORKS.: LOT S7x,e5 FEET.
In pursuance of decree OF Chai,ceryt
Court OF Richmond. entered January i6
l3l?, In the suit of freeman vs.. Free
man / viii sell. at public auction on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1870,
at 1880 o'clock p, NJ, go
All that lot of land with improven,e rts
thereon, now in tile city OF Richmond
Va, commencing at a point on1sthe
southern line OF. Brook street a. feet!
east OF Hickory Street. thence rune,fny
eastwardly along the southern limo OF
Brook street and fronting thereon 81
feet. thence running back southWardiy
from said front and within paraiief
lines l65. feet: being part Of The land
conveyed TO Isaac Freeman BY Cyrsi,c
Freeman by deed dated the N30th aay ar
september, 1850 and recorded inJsthe
f e = once 81 lienrieo County, IN
TERMS; Cash.
" 1.-THE oboy. property nnsS Ia.
reached from Brook Avenue or ,Bacna
street, and Is north OF the brsaos,
While in nfsd of repairs, thS propegtr&
should be OF interest TO persons within:
70 repair same for .. home, espeetp its.$
EpwAEp u RYAN
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By SUTTON & CO. INC, 81
Real Estate Auctioneeru -.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Desirable Vacant
Lot of Land 81.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF HANOVER
AVENUE, RETW ZEN MGLBERRY
. STREET AND THE BOULIcYARD,

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee dated.
January J. 1915, duly recorded in tho
clerks office OF the Chanccry Coiigt OF
the oity of Richmond. in d. r. 2S6-R
page Ss3, default having been made in
the payment OF the principal note
therein secured, and being requested so
10 do by the beneficiary. will prosec,,
TO sell on the premises. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. Ie1p,
at o'clock p. M, 77ln.s
the above mentioned real estate. dc
scribed In said deed of trust as follows.
to-wit: all that certain lot, piece Or.
parcel of land lying and being in The
city OF Richmond. Va. on tho soutI,
line OF Hanover Avenue. between Mul-
berry Street and the Boulevard, bound
ed and described as follows. te-wit.
commencing ut point on the said
south 'line of Hanover Avenue distant
% feet and inches west Of the SOUTH
west intersection OF TIanover Avenue
ana Mulberry Street thence running
westwardiy along the said south line
or Hanover Avenue and fronting There.
on Hfty-siN feet, thence extending back
frcm said front southwardly and ,sbo
tween parallel lines 1875 feet 10 an a,lcp
10 feet wide. .S'.
TERMS; All cash.
W. P.GLINN;
TruStee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

MONEY - lend On :csI estate Kufin (.
Sloan. IS or,h Eighth
NOSEY to icnd IN urbAn and suburban
property. Crutchheid Co.. NORTH
Eleventh Street.
..JHt.l I'VE loan money to you or for you
II. I Richeson & Co.. II North Eleventh
MONEY: MONEY! We arc authorized to
city real estate. Nothing beyond . miles
of the city will be considered: $500. $500
.i.oee, sl.oeo $500. si.soc. 500. $500
500. !: YOU desire larger amounts. see
us anyhow Edward s. Rose Co. Inc
Real Estate and Loans. No 1917 Bank
Street,
WANTED TO lend on Country real estate
$500, 3l.cDo and yl.SUb. GeorSs f. Craw-
ford Co. S33 East Main street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

LOANS AT LEGAL RATES WITH
oUr ANT FEES .. AMI KIND EXCEPT
THIS INTEREST ALLOWED BY Law
OUR UNLIMITED CAPITAL ENABLES
Us TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS PROMPT
LIZ AT THE LOWEST RATE AND on
PAYMENTS as Low AS 5. PER MONTH.
THE BIGGEST AND Fest COMPANY.
sEABoARn. SECURITY CO. ioa NORTH
SEVENTH STREET PHONE MADI-
son t2ic
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Aiale.


one NJ. f"TSs $ ssp @sshs
Sfs s;s ss 'e;sRsnIs'R tra ,ss
isSiSsr% sSsss S2 psf% Snf MSsss
S Ssss :s. ei:,s salary su+rsnisea
ssns.viiie Va. "'''' ~ L. T. '''e'e' Law
oTANEMhY. FIEGMES. ,I50-ss90 moa,h-
nsar0i''G9 70, s ssas T iaS
.0h9--wantcd. hrst-class car washers and
fne Hfl ?9fs GS S2 si ,o
GAKyENrEts. machinist helpers aud mon
n%nissx o,Rs ssn w9rt oappy ieh9nd Em
CABINET MAX KS wanted: four Travis
Arts, and Crafts Shop: Danviile. Va.
,OLUitED BOY
Seventeen or Is years old. 10 assist
in por,ers work Good position 70.
reliable boy rourqurean. Temple
e. Co.
DRY G0oDS MAN-W.nted, eSpsricnc.d ali
ESsse s;$ sISS :'iS;
D. sIsfl StE sss of W.S'ed FPEssIs1 dTus
0, E6IIo ldE I5 a once, esoeFl:
G HHiea- S SliI ten sts'" Address - care
F5,,-5Ssls ='
dhss,srAed iea nAS w 81 references
rA!tM riE--Wanled ai experienced farmer.
y az " EiffssFF tap -j" SIS % s.fs
tsf,I .
iore1n fSr James h siIsi Farm *oE E;n,:
aunli;iea,ion. and wages. !. rs. caro-
GRANITE cuiters, letter cutters settlers.
.nonum Man: ~, WORKERS Men above uralt
/: knisht, is2o West mulberry Street.
eaa FOR and ndrk keeq ss
St ,niis i9r railroad and snip Yards Also
80 Eas, .siosd S,ree; i-,''0'oS'"eH' "se"eS'
MAE-seuied white man fer garage work:
reauiTsd 9io care TERI Tine if Dis
n4s.a 4.;;
"i,iM; learn 20 be BARRIERS. few wcekS re:
hs 's 81, S4sSt atfE fS'a s3sssi
hS"'"s sss Ssy . 9ss s EN-
OFFICE .MAsAsEE-w.aiaa 97a55 ia.a.:
s.yy SSa,trf' ,t:S psr month Apply or
;nEIte Room .ps. American National BANK
-Hn!!dink Richmond: Va
~ hhMhCiST-wsnted registered pha Tina-
ci:t: tutcrest In business IF desired Al.
ares3 ,Druks. 1873 Bluehcld Avenue Blue
SA LESMhN wanted. experience not ncc.1-
sary. 10 voSk CreTe and Roanoxc w
Apply by letter only X. A. burton & Co
SALESMAN. experienced .peci.Iiy I,;,;,
tive ard determination essential Won
drrlul opportunity. 500 weekly pcr,n.
neni work lli0 Power Building
81 l.ESMAE-we have good proposition
L" oHcr one or sales ability that ia A iiv,
Wirc. Richmond Auto Service Corp l.oS
Weai Broad Street. ''' w
ALESMAN-w.n,cd Of. bi-,c
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Jewclry and Watches.

Jewclry and Watches. 80
DlAMOSDS-if you have a dIs mond to bur
sci. ehch-nE or rCmcunt. old gold 10
BEL! or eHchsn6c. bring 81 TO j. L Alien
3: Co. jewelers.. Fourteenth and AIuin
JEW ELKi--Jahnke Bros. Jewelers. 81. b
Main street. buy. sell exchange aud RI.
mount diamond. ia the latest styles did
sela ana s!lGer ai&ays t.ken In exchange.
JE" El.EltS-LuCkc Co.. tS3 West lire. 4
street. KAiIroad watch inSpcctors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

uEi pleasure In announcing ,hst
have INST returned from New
York with til. very latest novelties
for the .rrirE and summer season
lsio, and I herewith eAtend cor
di.1 Insita;ica 10 YOU to call AUD
.irscect SANG. BY piscins Your or
dor carry. before Che huSy season
sctH IN, Nou VIII receive garments
wh"u desired. and thus avoid an
noNln- dis.ppointme1ts Thank
ing YOU tor past f>Sors, and solicit
lag ihciT CuuiinU: am YOUR
T"-peTifuli!. j. h.tz Special price.
VIII be given ON all suits during
this month
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

Articles for Sale. II
-. L,Is.,,- .,.,I.I , -
ss1iSs Earnss Sato ana vault Co.. 1919
EeSL Main SSfeel::
TENTS ~ old and now, SS al s7z.a for sale or
rent. camping parties or Other purposes
suits. KHAKI! suits. haycrsacks. IcgEina;s
Bros. proprieto.s Randoiph isia 40
Brook A.enne. city.
BUSINESS equipment. o.
hsfsx ,f.nsa N snyeiapes s h Eeth Go 'a'e'
-" VIII III dSn,omSr.i0n or the Linz IIas
These inachines based on RAJ aua wi,hnu,
s@Stheastcrn Gau,snen, and ssies I GSr:
k4ra H1e4 IlI LNTls- siaE.. HlS hmond. Va
"a tl.liERafti L.Ha nted SECOND hand nui-
tiE:apn, Address tx care rImesi
RESTAURANT observation-disclosures oven
bat. ovens "a. rr,dd,.s raj, -...
,.
~
SAFES j: Cooke Safe and Lock Co.
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DfSPLAY-CL.1SSIFIED,

FOR SALE, the most desir-(
able piece of property on.
Church Hill for flats. For
sale at a bargain. Apply
1549 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

An experienced automosiIe driver.
WHO is familiar With . Franklin car
and general work OF y suburban
se s i in touch " Wits s' The mana sy
OF the Atlantic Motor Co. 1887
West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

VIRGtN1A HOT SPRINl;S-lIot Sprincs
W.. ~ FsSSrnS vs :. isl2 70 tho s.oekIoiI
The snnual mseting Of the. stock hoiiert Of
tho Virginia Hot Springs Company forlth.
purpose OF electins directors and foryi
,ransaeiion Of such other business as may
lawtuily come before said meeting, IN
GiudinE the approval OF all acts. ~ tia
sosra OF directors ana all coln,Antecs
thereof OF tho said company In tho ms st
year. will be held OF the Office OF ifIr CON-,
GanE In the Homsstsad ,lfoteb.. lios
OF February. 1919. at +. Il. M. Tho .fans.
Ger hooks VIII be closed Friday, February
-, az j. r.. NJ, and remain closed until 10
a; ". MonHay, February -. ioto.arC $.
nBcnT 40 ~E <cc,r,,,,,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

PRESSlNG-Wc make & speciality for maxi
ing 5our clothes .oUE neat Spotlezs CIea =
Ing Works: 1873 North Hsrriaon street
Madison 22!o.
PEESStNG--l jlEhisnd Park Cleaning and
prcasi'E Cluh Maryland Avenue ana Mil
ton street. Brip5 that Gid suit to US and
We VIII make IL like new Tor YOU only
small cnS, Phone Randolph s1sl.
SUITS rRESSED--A Want & Co.. taiIo.s,
now located at 1881 East Main. Expert
Altering snd repsir,ns. Suits pressed, So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

NoRTH or BACoN's QUARTER
BRANCH. VEST OF HENRIcoS t;.s
CO.'S WORKS.: LOT s7x,e5 F,5ET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

dealer cannot supply YOU with Duncan's
househelt 81! polish. phone Boulevard
I73. Sold al over Nirginis. Duncan ia
South Davis Avenue. K'chmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE:
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Houses For Sale.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE


WEST ENp--lIoms for sale In WssI a;aa:.S
sseI. Latnes t. flnlberlak." 0"0 Nta'seNa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Fire & Marine ms Co. RichmonS.
i lIsbruarx :; ''is; The rskolar a.:
this co ge viii lie 10 !'fbS sis ~
company's onicc. 10. lois Last
Main street, AT u O'Clock ON Tusss
day, the 18th Inst. Nm IL Nc.
tarihy. Secretary. i-T<
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

YOU can probably read every single ad In
this column. There's pleasure and profit
for tho rcsdsrs sndiussys OF ella saiasd ads,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

lIu.cANIzING - po&'r THROW away
TOUR TEE L%riI. We He'll yoU
How We cas- vricAHIzE THE BLOW.
OUT GOOD as %Ew QUlcK SERVICE:
FAIR PRICE. EiCiiAtO:;u AUTO TIRE
:, WORKS. 81, WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Gi;ASsESIWe q: and make them Ellis
KAY Fisher. O O.. cyesiEht specs lists
Second and Clay streets: Madison 1850.
HAIR DRESSiEG-r Permanent hair Ways
Fourth street.
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Suburban For Sale.

APARTM ENT-Wanted before March ia |,
or broom apartment. unfurnished bath
and eieatr.c lights. in good locality o.
Dispafch '''''N"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
SOME CONFUSE ROAD SYSTEMS

The primary road system of the
state of Iowa is a state system, not
a county system of set of county
systems forming one whole, accord
ing to the state highway commission
at Ames.
Many counties forget this fact
when they claim that some portion or
other of the county has been neg
lected and is not close to or adjacent
to some part of the primary road
system, also when they claim that
some other county has been more
generously treated with larger
mileage of primary system
The county primary system is
simply that portion of the state pri-
mary road system which happens to
lie inside the county border lines.
The primary system of roads. un-
der the new road law, is to be built
and maintained. entirely with state
money. Not a dollar of county
money is concerned. not even for
surveys and plans unless the county
by popular vote decides to vote
bonds to anticipate the future al
lotments of state money and get
the portion of the state system of
roads in that county built faster than
otherwise could be done. In case
of bonds, the county must pay the
interest. also any deficiency that
might result from expanding more
funds than the future allotments to
the county might cover. These
provisions are simply to protect the
state in making an equitable adjust
ment of funds to all the counties and
not become obligated to pay any
such deficiency in a county anticipat-
ing allotments from state funds.
that should rightfuly be apportion
ed to some other county.
The primary road fund (or any
portion of it, does not belong to any
county 1t is entirely state money
and is to be spent by the state Of
ficials but certain portions of it are
to be spent on portions of the pri-
mary system lying in each county,
providing the people of the county
meet certain stipulated requirements
and give certain assistance outlined
by the state law
The primary system, it must not
be forgotten. is a state system of
roads not made up of set of indi-
vidual county systems. 1t is to be
built and maintained entirely with
state funds. except for the property
assessment on adjoining lands for
hard surfacing projects. There is
no county expenditure called for at
all, except under the situation, stated
above Cor paying interest and possi-
Ia HaA at xrh
sued. The people OF Iowa are in
terested as whole in the primary
systems of roads and are paving for
the system not as citizens of this or
that county but as citizens of Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
FOMER AUDUBON PASTOR
is NOW COLLEGE PRESIDENT

The many old friends of DR.. j. F.
Hinkhouse will be interested in the
reception given him by the citizens Of
Hopkinton, where he is now presi-
dent of Lenox college. DR.. Hink-
house was pastor of the Presbyterian
church in this city number of years
ago. An account of the reception
given him last Thursday is as fol-
lows:
THE public reception rendered to
DR.. j. f. Hinkhouse president-elect
of Lenox college, was delightful oc-
casion and was participated in by a
large number of the citizens of Hop
kinton
Cordial words of greeting were
spoken by Mayor w. 8. Beels, for
the city; B. E. First, president of
the Community club; b. NJ. Fergu-
son, president of the city school
board; Rev. w. A. 0dell for the Meth
odist churches of the community, and
T. j. Joseph, for the board of trus-
tees.
A fitting response was made by
Doctor Hinkhouse thanking the peo-
pie for the hearty reception given
him.
He stressed the necessity for con-
tinued cooperation on the part of
the Hopkinton community in the up
building of the college
new era has dawned for this
pioneer college that has been of sig
nal service to northeastern Iowa for
more than six decades.
The new president for 35 years
has been engaged in religious work
in Iowa. He is an alumnus of Par
sons college. In addition he has the
degrees of master of ass and doc
tor of divinity. In one capacity and
another he has been connected with
Parsons college and Buena Vista col
lege. He is well acquainted with the
problem and needs of the small col
lege.
To show their faith in the new
president of Lenox college Hopkin-
ton has subscribed $4,000 as an
evidence of their intention to coop
crate with him in advancing the pres
tige of the college.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
COON RAPIDS
WOMAN INSTANTLY KILLED

A shockingly fatal accident occur
red Saturday morning last, resulting
in the death of Mrs. Henry George
She was doing some work in the
basement of her home, while Mr..
George was doing the milking in the
barn. He was absent about ten
minutes. When he returned to the
house he found Mrs. George lying
PROSTATE on the cement basement
floor and unconscious. He immedi-
ately called to his neighbor, ID. w.
Austin, for help, both carrying Mrs.
George to her bed and summoned DR..
Wolfe, who pronounced the patient
beyond human aid, her skull being
fractured, and within an hour or so
she died. 1t is thought that she had
assembled the basement step to almost
the top, when for some reason, she
lost her balance and fell backward.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10

ness and personal vituperation and
work together for the good Of Iowa.
In the final analysis the land owners
will pay the biggest part of the cost
of building roads. Therefore, their
interests should have due considera-
ton. Naturally they will desire
that hard surfaced roads be laid out,
furnishing thoroughfares to market
centers rather than boulevards to
resorting places. And they are
right.
If the farmer and stockman can be
assured that the roads to be surfaced
will be selected and constructed so
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10

as to facilitate traffic as well as trav-
ell, and aid in developing the agricul-
tural and allied industries of the
state, as well as add to the comfort
and enjoyment of the pleasure seek
ers, then we have enough faith in
the farmers of Iowa to prophesy that
they will be among the foremost
boosters as well as the heaviest pay
ers for good roads. The farmers in
every county should keep in close
touch with their supervisors-should
advise and consult with them in or
der that the proper end may be OBJ
tanned Iowa Farmer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
APPLICATION OF ROAD LAW

Now that Iowa seems definitely
committed to a program of good
road building it is expedient that GER
tain fundamental facts be recog-
nized. Iowa is too great state,
has made too valuable a record in
war activities, has too good a stand
ing throughout the nation and holds
too important a geographical posi-
ton in the Union not to assume her
place and responsibilities in the big
forward movement of national mo.
ment. Let us clear the deck OF
political log-rolling, factional bitter
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
BARGAIN m FARM

Here is the best land bargain in
the state of Iowa. Nonresident
piece of land and have 1t only short
time in which to dispose of it. 700
acres, near the city of Des Moines at
$4,000 an acre, $4,000 down. ten
and twenty years on balance at FIVE
percent interest.
HANS HANSEN.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
FARM AND RESIDENCE PRO
PERTY OFFERED FOR SALE

Am offerig for sale the N. w. quar-
ter OF Section 36 Plumb Grove town
ship, Pierce county, Nebr. For
terms and prices see the undersigned.
Also seven room house and two lots
in the city of Audubon. For price
and terms see f. NJ Thatnish, Audu-
bon, Iowa 28-tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
LOST DEPORTATION DAY

A long brown coat with black seal
skin collar was lost on Decoration
Day in the east part of Arlington
Heights cemetery. Finder please
leave at the Republican office. 27-3t
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
FARM FOR SALE

100 acres Guthrie county land.
new house, fair improvements, prac-
tically all under cultivation. Priced
at $3.50 an acre. Terms reasonable.
For Information see T. Il. Gr'sell.
Guthrie Center. 27-zt
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
FOR SALE

Good second hand Ford in first
class condition. Just been thor
oughly overhauled. A bargain II
taken at once. Inquire at this Of
flee u
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
VICTORY PROGRAM

of The hours
boat America enters
acknowledged leader Of the nations New markets
the
the of OF unprecedented prosper
thought and action with
the leads
authorities the problems must
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
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Clerks Apply KdLs0nine to CrOssefts in Tiviligt,t

me circuit are Certainty dining thar
snare toward keep1ng Ezv Srz-e Cir
cI1Z1 patrons guessing
Il If Ton had thar John :. RnEsley's
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1rst nsa- a. WlmaaEc vas Sss-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Newport-Dexter
Go IL Innings to
Scoreless Tie

Newport Ne, July Kin une Of the
best games ere- seen n tins os- IT ne
Sra-s, Newport and DeEs- went =
innings y q sc1reless ne here Snzz--
6zy afternoon. the game beng called a.
ne enc Of me ---a rv ageemen, 10 e.
inw Dexter % 60 % PiEsheln . piRr
their secan6 game 1or the s1-E-nurn a.
scheduled with ne raRn of thar Iowa
L was q pitchers hate al me WAY
through between Gus williams. IN -as
neunu 1ur Sewpu--- anG SucklRn6- ne
star Decker s.aa Artist. ne onds rest
Ing easily with Williams .u- he only
allowed enc IL. and eorced - hack by
the sI-ke-ou- r1U-A, w.zlle SuckiRnc
was touched .or rvs SAFE nraEles and
nnly r1ned hack S Al1aruz- Williams
PASSED euu-- The passes were Issued. az
1e7r II uas instance ae.e- -ae-e ws--
-wn III
Exceptionally East heic:ng nv both
teams furnished ma e4a-zr-es ~ rhe
game. outside Of r.ae work Of ne upas-
ing rw1-is-s The ane work If law
beh2nc me N. t1r ina locals sr-r-es
lA-seiy n preventing me vasitnry t-um
scoring Es calgh, eour uer e-vin- =
srsRl second. and crrr--ihutad -ne unnx,
sensational -a-cn :. the season. 1us-
spsR--E eou. ~ 4 few inches t-,rn
me ground ~ hs2diung dive. srre- a
na--u ruz- White n saur- aela snr Dex-
Ter rad a heid day. excepting e;Enr
CHANCES without q siic-up ana univ rrr
MS Inc wr-E. New3n-- would have
scn-ec II The 1e-h- With one down
Feed. Newpn--'s FIRST sacker kssssa ,ne
81 auckland curves - EFT t-- a Sin
Els sToie secrrG and advanced II rn,ra
wren White -ohned law n 2 MI Hod
-erirec MN a. e-s- buchanan irving Ia
ger Aeec a third pegSed Z Hr-es wide
and Feed attempted - scare Rf,-
N-lfte un ne jrh. was hacking ", Ee
--'--Ve,-no me Sai anc made n p--s-cr
reg = ne 7ia-e. his was = ress-z,,
whether ne had his man ~ nrt eur me
Ur-,r called 1U-- This was ne ,es--s-
either came - Scoring At-Sergs Buck
IAN c--pisd ID --Eh, N ne ser..-A
mere waE bur sne sur and ta,e s--.-r-,-
was rlRne n Suueeze him N. his -es-rs
were c-sHsed ~ sv wIllin-ns ard Lsv-v
l. scsre WIRE lost Eilhe--s<sr l.-s Seis
tn- -he ce-.e--1es b--Er NJ W.T. Vow
S''- allies n ne ninth zn6 IN innings
- sanEs-nna1 cH-chek
The officials were Sugfiran ~ FHs-A.,6
ana Cu1cn Howard ~ Dex--- ann re
rEne was well handled .n me v.n,s a.
though ne lH--sr = - We CRITICISED ss-
RS Gazing NJ a hunt ~ Neehar The
naI was nsided by widdses with the
l1-an-aun ~ Playing II w, when ne ssw
taaE ne csuid nst ger his unan he held
II Eova-d after considerable hesi-a-
-inr callec Z 1ou!
ne ne II - De played OF larsr IN ne
ssRsnn N he local grounds. 4 sz-es
~ rye games il sesne cnnEide-ed De
cween me Jve Teams fsr a e-eRs dsHi eS
interest If being shown IN bs1a piaees
cwar M rioters accompanied me WIFI
TOYS t-ra-. Will the iccaI attendance
was TIRE 2a-ges- IF the season. -he
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