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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-12

Chicago. L., Jug live Haasi
m the future send farmers, rallraad
men miners. maGninists. mouidsrs.
etc, To enagzess.' said Frank J. Es-
per. National serrsfary OF this LABOR
Party Of the United States. today In
his repurt 70 tina Labor Party ccn-
venrian opening here. this morning
Then, and then aniy. viii We. have
q government Of the people, FIR the
people and by the people"
SacmfAry Esper characterized the
National Labor Par1y a. a political
organization to assembled those who
work with hand and brain and who
have been scattered as helpless urin-
critics IN the Old parties under the
leadership OF the confidence men in
big business"
He reported that il was necessary
for the workers 10 continue the build.
ing Of this great poiir1ca, organiza-
ton SO a 70 wreEe the industrial
power from the Wall street pirates
and return 10 rns pnittdcaI and ms
d1atrias government to its rsg:tCfls
American people
Who should the farmer pay i've
prUss fer goods made By The City
workers." he said why should the
City workers pay sss for hreaa-tl1s
farmers rsceivtng only 50 fer the
flour K cnntaafs~'
Secretary Espsr advocated public
ownership and public management IF
the railroads and the banking bust
aeas a. fundamental needs CT the Sc
ciai structure.
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STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
AT SQUIRREL ISLAND

Squirrel Island. July u-tSpeciz---
David NJ Young. CalbF 'aT. dirseaar
IF a1s1fesics Ar Squirrel Island has
Just announced plans for 4 3tAEa
championship tennis tournament
which will ne held fur sne wees-
from SATURDAY.. August II IA Sarar-
dag. August "a.
This tournament Is the only ane
in Maine sanctioned ny TIM United
States Lawn Tennis Association f1f
1879. and ia open 10 al players.
whether residents uf Name or not
Players from a distance need not
report until Monday. August -.
The events will be mems singles
and iouoiss ladies singles and
doubles. Mems consolation singles
viii be 0uen 10 these defeated IN the
first match played
Suitable CUPS VII be awarded %
winners and -inners-up In mems and
10 the winner Of the mems csusoI-
atom singles.
4 tournament for osvs uuS girls
Of Il aud under f1r the Champion
ship af Name viii be held. crm-
n1e-ciug August e and continuing
until completed,
The eight clay courts used fur the
tournament ara first class in every
particular and the 5aA1safaE sur
rUuudsngs MAKE -hs playing esnds-
fi0as very agreeable Very great III
tHrsst Is shown In the tournament By
residents Of The Island and surround
ing resorts Large c-swds ara in al
tendance AT the courts al AL matches
Every sNcr- viii De made 70 MAKE
the stay OF he visiting players en-
5Cya5Ie-
M Young IS 1Gw al Squirrel Is
and and VIII gladly answer any re-
quests for more detailed i.f1r-na ..un
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HEDGING HUNS
Continued from Pace Crea

De arranged Il various amounts; c-a-
a schedule should be worked c-x
and s5ar il should not be absolutely
regular II character, because II Is
III possible At the present time ac-
curarsiy 20 estimate the economic
position Of Germany for the next 81
years.
Part Two The German g1va-u-
nents Suggestions for rebuilding tre
va--devastAted districts are IN me
common interests CT a.. EearI4s be-
cause the danger OF 4 tse1grS ot har-e4!
and cry far revenge VIII not Gtsa1-
pear 50 long "A iris mas nn- been done
~E1e German government has. -r--e-
fore although NOT required ~ re
peace treaty 70 20 50, g1Ger-azer oa--
UciVaCon In the rebuilding Of r1ose
districts Il declares itself ready In
take part IN the rebuilding and ID sup
ply German vorknen under German.
authority
Upon this basis a German commits
sion IN September, 1919. maze 4 ngIr-
riec inspection Of northern France
The German government s. WILING In
undertake ne rebuilding or the x-aa--
er part 0f the destroyed regions II
France TIE German go~e-r-uerr nzs
also considered the help required. L
recommends IN the common 5r-a-es
11ar Al International syndicate be
formed II which Al states shall par
ucspate II the RESTORATION - the IN
dIStr.at and Agricultural regions As
well a. means Of Transportation and
IN the rebuilding OF houses. former
residences CT fur new settlers This
syndicate snail deal VITA CONTRACTORS
and engage lahorsrx from al allied
and lsuE-al countries as val1 as s-1Er
Germany The profits from Al work
u tAIs KIND shall be reasonable and
contractors and la5orers snail he
treated on Al eGIa1 basis. w1et1rsr
Germans or other aa11eraIs-es
Part Three deals win Ga-n,a-y'z
obligations under Article asS. Para
graphs : and ard Appendix I Part
Three CT the peace treaty. IN GaiEvar
materials for the immediate resonra-
ton OF territories affected 1y cFsa var
materials the value OF whzct < -acs-
Gued As part Of what Is owing 10 -e7-
aracons.
The note says that re rspa-a-ls1ls
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1-o-A-oA- s-4y 1I-AcI1-ai john
Are41hE0S Fisher. first baron Of E-g-
versrone- and former srsr lord Of rf-a
1rn4iaiTy. died rhis nrc-,.nx Lord
Fls1er underwent a serious oce-a-
C-on Yesterday and failed TO raav.
L6rc Fisher began his naval raras-
n 1854 and while On ac-ava sarvs-a
ne took Fart n the Cr,rueau rnt-e..
and Egyptian wars. He becans lord
or the admiralty n 1902 a.s s-s, saa
lord CT the admiralty n 1904 vr;~+
post ne held SIX years
H. emerged from -e.j-en4-- +,
oct0oeT- 1914. 70 resume his p.,sr "A
AFss sea lord Of the admiralty AND
elrecC the naval warfare agzi-sr
Germ any ElS vigorous policy canxas
nlZa 70 &c termed The Kltcha,~- -
me Brush Eavy" and crsef GRADE
--da oeel claimed for him for the
oo[oil1S up OF the German navy
Ia2inet disputes led 60 his res;gna-
tle1 n May. 1915. bar he cuuusve,s
20 serve the government II various
capacities. Throughout the war. aad
vas Z prominent naval critic.
'-o-1 Fisher was born ca +ra
island Ct Ceyiou, January IS ISL
ana was the sen q Can't william
Fls1e- q z Highland regiment ssa.
TONED i, the East at that tim. u.
encereo ne navy when cnfy Il fsax
OF age and was COMM issionsd a ra,,-
tenant n lS6p From this time g,
MS rise IN TIE service was confirm.
Gus He was married N 1Sss "a
Mss Frances B-oughton. VII, .s.5
IN lsls He is survived by Gre sen
ana three daughters
L5rT Fisher was Ter MANY Years
popular idM n Great Britain. enjoy
-Hs TIE a1setisn and confidence az A.
cry rank Of ire people h was Enow,
as ne father OF the drsa1nournt- ha-
cause 1s vas the first ito rsaIsxs IRE
vast power Ct this type Of vsSsasn
Hurl1g MS terms as nrSc sea t~rvs
iEIN isJ4 Go 1919. he virtually raves
lall6-ea the British navv Re snti--gr
changed the aI5-esta5iisna,s ara s,-.
wurr strategic disposition 81 .as -a-.
and threw 10 less trar $50 vs-Sss,.
from immense Ironciads to ign. er,fs.
ers. INTO t1e scrap heap ~ Obsolete.
Sang refurrner by nature. Lsra
1@A &C L-e Ertcfx1 naval
aani11seraticn IN September. I3fs In
~n-ch Re Denounced the expenditures
set1g made ~ ~-vi,o1s7 r.isas have
seen expected. hut Il caused 4 r-sar
sensation Throughout tAe empire. Iaeer
Lord Fisher declared that n the s-e-
marine BE saw the future sea-asn.sr
anc that the development er AVIATION
had made favasicn Of Great Britain
Improbable.
Lord Fisher lad beer s.-,,,,,s,, a,
since early n May
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commission. mas Tot az AZ .z1Is-,E
what IS To be delivered = -.a Va
cattle. tDsss sad -av ma z-a.E i
WAT sBTara factories ara 20 90 -as,ra
ed bur that Germany e -=lfr ,l -
these deliveries u TIE zG-- r.
her resources vii pe-,--
The Ger-nal g3vsrau,e-i- ----1s=
rather 5at-sEats plan gt --az.za..-
OF iEs own Industries Il -.-- -
stzcas Ut Germany fur -:= -
Of making these deliveries
The pisnarv session q ire -oat.
euce began al $50 this eve-.-- vi
Lord Curznr- Representing ID
E.i-azn instead If Prem "A
George. vino Wa e1r1-e. 4
-nru al DAY with I cold - u
ference immediately t1ck II -,s II
question. the experts ha~-1g q.
% come ID an agreement -,-a:lgs
Icr Fest-en1acn- Or. SL-C-s. Il
SHINES and others CT -Ee sa-
Delegation haI prsF.oGziF -o..:a-,,z
lengthy CT ire subject
DR.. SsnoHs a. me cU-ser Il L
session remarked Lea1 lie CD u
ire central pcirt Of -l-a T-c= A.
rrusc life CT Germany - vi
-.nr gTau 10 me goa 41es-1- 4
TIE ex1e-rz' re sad. vii -ea r. II
the different plans Of -epa-z-az
ureua red by -ra German 1e.ega-1j
which has understood L1ac n I'D
uerr which would -4Ae mo 4c--11
me economic CONDITIONS judged \
=syr-5aI q Germany would % t
Al The plans can rCc u -3--s
over TINS evening. as vas @1r a. =
Premier M1lleI-a1C ex2resEe- 81
urisa thar ire cCmmu1-ca-cC Z 4
German uIa1 AZ al1oirce! ss-=
should be brought into GLes-1r d
sufsordluaret n TIE ezPer-s &a1I
tan or the coal question
Or Sinens re5oineG ira - y
man delegation had prePH--s. = 4
that must be studied 4S / VI
ne understood
Tna German delegation rat.
reconsider rl-a matter, an O.
-esur1rtl OF -1s session - ~
esgn se-reta-y declared thai So
ina decision regarding Cca- c !
net be raks1 until tGuOr-gw --,a =
man Delegation had decided. r
Cvz- rha plans as prepared c-- 4
added tta- the spa cnuHre-. a
for lis cnzecr ne zLs1EC1rIL1cr 4 4
cpen discussion hy tina Allle:
German delegates fer oue-siGat 4
cisiuus On various questions.
The question Of coal Ii E-=s-1
II liza CT Death 70 the Germ. e
said DR. Sin9nz. and -s-a-z
basis S1r al other plans"
Premier ITillerard replied z
there could be TO question q ---;.-
i-g 1na treatysot Versailles g Il
SUD ec1 and that II. uls- De az=','-:'aal
DR.. Sim0us -i.a-etEECn ha-E-+
-epa-a-ons plan 70 Tia -ece-z- ~
Rotary Of L-e conference.
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probably beginning with sna earfs laA
and through the winter
Fae report criticized proRagaasla
activities af ts1s National Coal assn
Gsarsun and referring TO an order OF
the Interstate Commerce commission
IN June H. intended u relieve the
situation In New England. bur wnIGn
was subsequently modified. the re-
port said
We believe that the Interstate
Commerce commission gTanted %
New England the order at June 18th
which leaKsd as though IT might in
rartass with rae present sxcsssiye
ald hugely profitable exports. tIs
false and misleading impression was
sgwa broadcast IN at1er parts OF the
country that the View England statss
ware trying % in5urs them by taking
coal away from these other sections,
whereas. an we have puinrsd CUT We
were not, soaking q car Of ena4 frCm
these other sections II the country
hut asking for an order tls working
Of which would have been a ceneiit
u them as veil as 70 New England
The president Of the National
Coal association. in his annual adj
desa a. Atlantic City. On May IS.
1890. stated that 'Cncis Sam must be
pried cut af tne cnaI Business We
favor Il minimum Of government
control consistent with the pro+ec-
tior Of cur citizens. and L the CoaI
Operators association had been
playing fair with the American PEG
pie they might be entitled TO sue
coed IN their effort but their selfish
course seems &c Us 70 make II neces-
sH-y for Uncle Sam. who has been
trying % Ier cut CT the coal husi-
ness 70 get back into X al least 10
the extent necessary 70 protect The
people az his country"
It was charged that the National
Goa association nas seen sndea vrr-
ing 10 aiG its members 10 hide from
Uncle sam the tremendous profits
which Trey hava been making in the
sale OF coal for both domestic and
r1re1g1 purposes Tie report term
&c present prices exhorbita1t. and
declared that public utilities within
TIE past week have been csls-a6 70
buy coal at from s-s 70 ss3 a ten.
while contracts made earlier IN the
Year lower prices are not being
carried CUT A cargo CT coal aaoar
N Bostou harhor sold last week fer
s-s ton II was stated whereas be-
fore the war fair price for such
cargo was s45I ton"
The report declared that "tne
Ford has been PASSED around among
the coal operators that = the atror-
ney general should show an iutarest
In their abnormal profits they VIII
5e N strengar and safer legal posi-
ton Z they ler American citizens n
"it1ouS their coal and prohreer On
Inc foreigner Il has been -eucrrss.
% Is more than once that mine
operators Offering coai fer export and
% let il 20 when tot! Il was cakan
aid Their asking price. have refused
LOT Al American coastvise co-.-
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CINCINNATI

-One CUT when winning run made
s-Batrss. for Rudolph II NH
zgIn for Wingo n 9th-
zzBatted for SalIee N Str
Boston ........8 D o o / 1 o 0-3
Cincinnati II 0 D o l o 3-S
Two base hsts-WIugo, See, Sulli-
van Bosksi, MaranwfIge ca. Three
base hiss-Rousch- Home r1n-Dai-
bert Sacrlfsces-DaGbert, Eoloe,
Maraa~ilge. Double plays-Rash ID
Sticking 20 DsubeT. (Gl. G-oh 20
Rart, 10 Dau1er-, Seale To Dauoert-
NaranTiiis 10 Kcike, Pick to HSlAe
70 Maranvt.ls- Left 20 bases Bos-
ton, :: Cincinnati. :. Base on balls
OF Sallee. =: CIT E,lJer. !: OF Ru-
eoIyh / EIts-OE Sa!lee, in { in
nlngs: of Eller = IN = innings: OF
Rudolph, IL n S; OF McQ1alieu, :
in !. Struck our-By Eller, l; by
Rudolph. l. Winning pi1eher-Efler
Losing rl-chsr-Ncixuillen- Cmpt-es
r igler and Moran. Time 20.
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Yanks Win and
Ruth Gets His 9th

New York. July Ii-New York
made t. three out Ct four from De-
erott today, winning the esa, game Of
the series 8 70 5. The Tigers cut
bat.ed the Yankees bur with the ex-
certioa q the sixth inning, Mays
kept tie hits scattered.
In the third. Ruth hit his sTtA
hone-rUn OF the season or his other
three trips to the plate he was In
terticnaEy passed by Ehmke- Score:
Detroit -. % % 3 0 O IS-II-I
New York 3e1e ,eoi - TT
EhMke acd Airsu,ith; Mays and
Ruei-
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UNKNOWN TAKES
I0e-NETRE BACK STROKE
SWIM AT CHICAGO PARK

Chicago, July u.-Ray kaggeris.
O. the Los Angeles 4 c, a sw,mmsr
virtually unknown 20 the eastern
swimming world sprung a surprise
IN the National Olympic swimming
tryouts in'the Lincoln Park lagoon
today ny swimming the 1oG-netre
back-stroks. Keggeris s1rske6 the
distance Ii 1:2 ID two and one
nth seconds slower than tss Oiym-
pic record held by Harry Heoner ot
the Illinois A. c. ". keaIona- OF
HAWAII. was second, II 8. Kruger.
Hawaii. third. and c. & Kane, Of tie
[. 8. Navy fourth
Norman Ross. CT the Illinois A.
c. won the f4-yard National A a
L. cham pionship In comparatively
easy fashion W H Harris. Of
HAWAII, was 4 yard IN advance Of
P. EsaIeoha, Of the Hawaiian swim
ming team Kaheie, Of the Navy
vas fourth Ross SWAN the aisea nee
IN $40 Is
Jack Howell. Of the Oakland 4.
g, who won the 40o-mstrs Breast
stroke, was disqualified after OTTO
wahIe, Of New York, who haz been
appointed coach Of the American
Olympus swimming team. protested
that Howell advanced a shoulder Il
stead Of having both Shoulders on q
straight line at all times.
First place in the event went 20
G. H. Taylor, Of the Chicago A A.
who was three yards behind tie
Californian and = shade in advance
ef Steven Rudy, se New York c.
II. Quin5y tinted States Navy. was
third TIE time was TOO 81. Coach
wahle LETT fer New York tonight
He said the makeup et the Aneri-
can team would be announced not
later than Thursday.
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Eoushton pulled q clever one il the
first with two cut ard Ryan er hest
MasciaSrt chopped CT q siaste. Ryan
going TO second. TIE Ken-'s Hill
hUr.er received tie bail a.d turning
made a fake throw 10 second and il
the same motion hall turned again
and peggsd II 70 crsr catching the
Hallowsu boy OF his feet for fool
ish looking pUt-oUt-and the crowd
laughed
Walker was cool a. a hunk Of ice
in the trst and al the succeeding inn
ings. He leaves a good taste in the
mouth il one knows the game
Roy dropped an easy one in the
third bat wiped IL oSt by throwing
the runner out a. the keystone sack
Masciadri hit for 1909. In four
times Up he chopped OF a couple Of
safeties, got hit BY PITCHED ball and
sacrificed 70 left in the seventh
Wardweu and e LAliberte each
seung TIE oaH for a double and both
were Of the fssey brand
ward~eiir. Edwards night gardener.
get mixed Up In . couple Of double
plays. one in the second to Hill ard
the other 70 Lasciafrf IN the fourth
O'Brien ard AcDorougt were a
satisfactory pair Of -uMps"- Mae
handled the indicator and O'Brier
strolled about the bases
Appleton sin pulls An occasional
laugh In the coaching box although
someone suggested he put On . new
record.
How do you like them appies."
A tan kovied when T. LalibeTte poled
out long double in the eighth
Most Of the stolen bases were the
nobody home variety-man On first
ana third We've ssen the time when
this was rot allowed by the baekstop-
Brennan made his frse appearance
At the hot corner for the CrosDeets.
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Chicago. July ff-Nev York de-
reated Chicago TO = in the fnai
games OF the series here today. Her
zogs tumble OF Benton's zrourder,
following Sryder's single, put visitors
on second and third and New York
tied the score when Burns doubled.
Fr;scn's double. Kelfsy's hunt and
Kings sacrifice fly sent the winning
run horxe. Doyle vas put out Of the
game by Umpire Klein for arguing
a third strike. Score:
New York. 0 0 o 0 0 4 a-s-s-s
Chicago -. 0 q : o 0 o 0 0 e-2-&3
Benton and Snyder: Vaughan and
EM.eSe-
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st LOUIS. No, Jr.y list LOUIS
could DO nothing with Marauart after
the first inning today when JaEvrien
t-tplee and scored On an out a1si
Brooklyn won TO 1 for the fourth
victory OUT Of five games played here
Doaks Witness paved the way for
the winning run in the sixth, Wheat
walking and scoring after two were
cut On Elliotrs single to left Score:
Brooklyn "a o I . . 0 S-s-Ii-I
Sc. Louis 1900 0 0 Q 9-1- a.
Marquard and Elliott: Doak, Glenn
ors and Dilhoefer.
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SCIENTIST INVESTIGATE
OIL ALONG RIVER BANKS

Macn interest q being shown II the
mysterious finding Of some form OF
oil along the river banks and n the
water behind the DonneIly store and
above there for s5rze distaacs- Al
srsr il was thought 20 have come from
a gasoline tank there but Upon inves-
rizatisH it was found tEat this c1uld
rot be the source from which it was
coming Individuals have seen this
for some years and nes much atfsn-
ton has been paid to il until lately.
when some Of the citizens N that la-
cality have become greatly interest
ed in IL ard an investigation mas been
started. During the past week q
chemist has worked upon e for some
time but has found 10 solution Ths
further il Is investigated the greater
seeraa TIA mystery Portions of the
substance have been seat % VAST
ingtca for further Investigation
TIE annual field day Of the Past
ard Present club which was 20 have
been held Friday has been postponed
indefinitely.
M-s Carolyn Gerald las gene TO
Scion where size VIII visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Borker have
gore to Maehias where they win visit
relatives
Carl Piper was calling On friends IN
town Friday. Hs was formerly es
this town
Mrs. ?. L Tozter and daughters.
Emma and Doris. have returned from
Snow pond, where they have been en-
.oyfng vacation
Mss Matte DorEes who has been
passing . few days at her hone. has
setErned 70 Squirrel Island, where
she is employed Her mother, Mad
an Dovnes accompanied her and VII
remain there for several weeks
Mrs Herbert Brown has returned
from q short stay At CherryheidL
where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Madeline Woodwork has
gone to entity, where she is passing
the summer.
Thomas Middleton who has been
visiting in town. has gone 20 his
home in Nfilhury, Mass
Sumner B. Shorey who has been
visiting his brother, George Shcrey.
has returned to his home in Lewen.
Mzas.
CESTER-A n Bennsr is SUFFERING
from an ankle s2r%n which he re-
cefvsd by Jumping from q wagon
when his hcrse heczne badly frssAs.
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Warrington July Ii Cleveland
made i, Avs cut Of nix from washing
ton by winning eodays game 4 to 0.
Norton scoring his second victory Of
the series II was the second shut
out Of the season for the locals Score:
Cleveland II 1 900 Ga o o-4-lf-a
Washington o 0 900 o 90 =.
Norton and OrNeul: Johnson,
Erickson and Picinich, Charity.
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Cincinnati. o. July u.-DasI5errs
home run in the ninth innins today
broke q ne scurs and sa~s Cincinnati
an sven break IN the series with Bos-
ton. Tie drive sent in two runners
AHEAD OF Daubert- add all three tai
lies counted under the new rules
saiiee and Rudolph were both hit
freely Score
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CROSSETTs

li5ertie Stolen bases-Duncan, Cote
P. Lalibertie- Struck cut - By
Houxhtou &: by GiroUx = by Walk
er o. Hits-OE Eouxhton in
innings; OF Giroux in 4 Innings
Double plays-Wardwsil to Morse;
wary!weH to Masciadri. Left on
eases-Crossetss S. Edwards 5 Hit
by pitched saH-Masciadri- wild
pftrh-Hsugton- Base On halis-Of
Ciruux 4 Sacrifice sy-Masriadri
unprecedented and NeDunsu On.
Time 40
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His lsne ahzuca was . hzrd ona and
ne made Beaut af & peg to hEsL
Duncan reached first three times
On errors. Dune always was . lucky
xIHy back In tina sid days.
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tae sssksug usa VIA was trying %
earn 4 living for his family
Befors adseurniug tine convention
Adopted a siz-haur work day TOR IN
sassisnA providing fsr Adjournment
at $50 o'clock eaCh day.
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0pUa Marriage as IRE -oG
conclusion Ct Ea zv=-aEe -
MAJ
Fesstn Let's see ---- :
means 1nts2,- s1ez1- u--rs -sz-
can L.ag1ur- u aasy
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Albany &. Pitcsfeid ..
Worcester .. Brideeporr :.
Springfield 10. Waterbury tnrst
camel; Springfield II, WATERBURY :
6secon6 game.
Hartford 9. View Haven 8.
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oide's Get An~yhsrp

. silver spoon in his mouth.
The other: But he Esvsr made
much OF stir vita it.-CAr,oors
magazine