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trips by land and sea. all on tho pro-
ceeds Of their depredations.
Detectives Sullivan and Budden-
meyer rounded them up. All con-
fessed. the detectives said. the young
Ger ones blaming II on their more ma
tire leaders. both eleven years old.
Some OF the boys were held in the
ohildren's Society for arraisnment In
the children's court They were the
lucky ones. The younger offenders
were released In the custody of out
ragged parents
Beatrice was their undoing. She
recognized some of her assailants as
pupils in Public School o. at l3sth
street and Brook avenue. The boys
seized there forgot all about the
blood oath. They told on the others
In Public School 20. at I55th street
and Cypress avenue. With the round
M. the police got possession of the
Fang's artillery, an Anticipated blum
derbuss picked up In a field.
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Iizstion OF juvenile miscreants unique
even in city not a stranger 70
skilled safecracking at fourteen.
For Ave months they terrorized
tneir neighborhood In the Bronx.
IJoldups OF childen were not their
only activity. John Bernstein, OF 800
East 13Sth street. known as the
Jackie Coogan of the gang. because
Il was he who threw the wadded
brick. was too expert for that
Many glass transom he smashed
with his brick that other little forms
might wriggle over and denude toy,
candy, stationery, electrical supply
and grocery stores OF their choicest
stock. AS a rewad John was allowed
to pick a circle around the cross on
his arm and tattoo II in" with coal
dust.
The eight who comprised the secret
order had a lively time while II last
ed. They haunted the Bowery and
Chinatown and Coney Island, they
saw all the baseball games, they took
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they raired riKht arms and swore the

they raised right arms and swore the
blood oath of secret loyalty.
With solemn mien they went
through the mystic ritual carrying its
death threat for him who should turn
traitor. All was ready. Indian-fash-
len they stole through the shadows
to the appointed rendezvous,
Beatrice Mauer ten years old, of
452 East both street. went to gro
Gerry near her home, bought a bag OF
supplies for her mother, and came out
with x4.60 in change in her hand
"Your money or your life" said the
leader of the implacabie bandits who
ringed her path. Beatrice hesitated.
How was she to know the old blum
derbuss wouldn't shoot Besides. 1t
hurt just as badly as the most mod
crn rifle when they cracked her over
the head with IL. The blood trickled
from a tiny scalp wound and Beatrice
delivered. The bandits fled.
Such was the Order of the Black
Cross. which ended Tuesday night
With IL passed into history an organ
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GIRL FO|LS GANG
Of BOY BANDITS
AFTER 100 Jobs
coaI-Dust Tattooed ''Mysti
Order" Preyed on Bronx
Children Sent to Stores.

NEW YORK. June 1o.-stealthiiy.
one by one. they crept into the tum-
biedown shack In a vacant lot In the
Bronx. The dread Black Cross of
their order showed on their wrists as
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05
NOTICE

Tn" common council of the town Of Jordoga will meet as a board of equalization on Monday night be c"mbrr ,. l9-l at the hour of & o'clock, and will continue in session until the house of g o'clock of said day. and will continue in session un- til the Monday next following be- until the hour of o'clock of said of each day, during which time any and all persons having any objec- ton pr corrections to offer as to the amount or manner of assess ment are notified to be present
 tSigned K. G. ROBINSON.
 Town Clerk. Dated this 2Sth day of November. 1921
 The assessment roll is now open and will be kept open for inspection every day until December ,, 1921. when the Board of Equalization con veneS at the Clerks office in the Blum Building on Second Street.
 N2S-Gt
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05

George Daly, crsbyhile international amateur bantamwcight champion, has r'oppcd into the pro game. He did his flop at the expense ol Goorgir Lee, 0hn "E.Fr.aco .muoymau.
 Cap@n MaiIct. who hand!v, Georges Carpenters affairs on this side of ho pond. eas al tle rlug.tdn the other night when Harry Grnh and Charley Wainerf met a tha Garden.
 Mailrt is authority for the statement that GEORGES Is POSITIVELY COMING BACK TO THE STATES IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY to fight Tommy Gibbons and several other lightheayyweights.
 "I came all the way from Canada to look this bout oyor." said Mallct. and left a mighty fine hunting party to do it. You don't suppose I'd want
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec 5.--Jack MAul fife has left our shores for the Ould Sod. After years of sojourninng over here the only retired, undefeated lightweight champion has hit the salt water trail for the tight little isle and don't when he'll come back"
 I'm off for Ireland for visit and to have look at some fighters over there" said Jack, tilting his pearl gray fedora over the left ear. I'm told there are some good boys in Ire. land who have the maSin's and that all they need is the proper kind of handling. If what they say is true I'll get me up a stable and bring em back 10 the states, I'm going to handle ban Donnclly, nincteen.year- old heavyweight and great great grandson of old Dan Donnclly, once heavyweight champion or Ireland. They say this lad is bird oI fight CT"
 McAulitte. who has spent d number of years following the footlghts and the ponies is sure of hearty wei, come on the other side. He is one of the native sons from across the water who never had his back on the floor.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMIS. SIONER'S COURT FOR THE TER RITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD DI- VISION. CORDOVA PRECINCT, AT CORDOVA. IN PROBATE.
 NO. 127 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT
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to lamp these two fighters at the sac ritice of good hunting if Georges was not coming, do you?"
 Bert Crossley, "ho started boxing on the advice of Jimmy Wilde. is a fairIookng heavyweight. He broke in the other night at Charley Does scrick's Pioneer Sporting Club against Al Roberts and lost a decision, though he houid have had no worse than a drew. Crossley is one of Charley liar. vey importations. Harvey brings 'em over by the ship load, gets 'om a trial and if they don't look right back they go m the next boat
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NO t5
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned was duly and regularly ap- pointed by the probate court of th" Kayak precinct, Territory of Alaska, on the goth day of September, 1921, administrator with will annexed of the estate of c. K Veidt, deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first pub lication of this notice, to said admin istrator at his office in the town of Cordova, Territory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate in the ter ritory of Alaska.
 Dated at Cordoya, Alaska, this 21st day of September, 1921.
 CHAS. AUER, Administrator with will annexed of the estate of c. K Veidt, Deceased. DoNOHoE & DIMOND,
 Attorneys for Administrator.
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NOTICE

The Alaska Anthracite Railway Company hereby gives notice that on the first day of November, 1921, it filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission at Washington, D. C., it's application for a certificate that pub lie convenience and necessity require the extension of it's line of railroad from it's present terminus on Canyon creek, in a northerIy direction of one and three-quarter miles. CSigned)
 ALASKA ANTHRACITE RAILROAD COMPANY.
 2.3w.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05

Billy Gibson and a number of lights of the Gotham fistc fraternity are about to form a Managers and Fight CTS Protective Union" Just what the poor down-trodden lignters and man. agers need in the way of protection is bit vague Perhaps they want protection against the tastGrowng sentiment in favor of absolute elimina- tion of big guarantees and the belief on the part of the fistic public that boxer should be willing to work for fair percentage of what he can draw Co the gate.
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II. B. wolking G Go

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMIS- SIONER'S COURT FOR THE TER, RITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD DI- VISION, KAYAK PRECINCT, AT KATALLA. 7n the Matter of the Estate of C. K. Veidt, Deceased.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05
TAD'S TID-BITS
MR. WILL GIBSON IS PEEvgp

MR. WILL GIBSON IS PEEVEO
 Tho man who looks out that Benncv Leonard. of the Bronx. is never over matched is out with a pceye. He is Win Gibson He says that he is tired of h.aring Lew Tender talk about his gif' with the gloves. Lew wants to fight Benncy, but Win won't let him
 W.L ou the other hand says that Bcnn. Nagcr, his junior lightweight. will paste Lew all over the lot any time that Lew feels he can take a pastug
 Will says that Valgcr is a wonder of wonders He beat Rocky Kansas twice and has Johnny Dundee so Frightened that Johnny has rcfus.d three sweet offers for a quarrel.
 Mir Gibson is anxious to get his nam" in the papers so that sport fol- lowers will know that he is d manager and also 'nc who owns his own type writer
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05

In the Matter of the Estate of George P. Laubach, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Harry W. Achison. administrator of the es- tate of George r. Laubach, deceased, has rendered and presented for settle mcut and filed in said court the final account of his administration of said estate; and that Monday, the 23rd day of January. 1922. at the hour of o'clock in the afternoon of said d1y, at the court room of said court in the town of Cordova, Territory of Alaska, has been duly appointed by said court as the time and place for the settle ment of said final account at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file ex- captions in writing to said account and contest the same.
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 22nd day of November, 1921
 HARRY w. ACHISON,
 Administrator of the Els.
 tate of George P. Laubach,
 Deceased.
 First publication, November 22, 1921. Last publication, December 20, 1921. DoNoHoE & DIMOND. Attorneys for Administrator.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05

A new rule made by the New Yorl, State Athletic Commission makes it compulsory for the umckcopcr to bang the bell in toIling off the sec. ond- when a boxer hits the canvas. Tho other night Bert Coima knocked George Shades down. Shades Was stunned Finally. when he heard the bell he rose to his feet and started for his corner. turning his back on Colma Had not the referee rushed after him and called his attention to the fact that the round was not over he might have been knocked cuckoo. He thought the round had ended To our notion the toIling off the ten sec onds on the bell is altogether cunfus.
 ing We believe the referee could work the better purpose by using his arm and giving an oral count Most referees have good lungs.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-05
CANADA GALS CHEERFUL c4pRps

CANADA GALS CHEERFUL CHIRPs "1hrr". destiny that shapes our
 E.msh hcw them though uo may " In u'0nr words. WE don't know where
 we're going.
 But we're on our way.
 A straw" vote ought to tell whether cocktails should be allowed 10 Us again
 Which has the most reasoning pow. CT. the squirrels or the "nuts"o
 Did you take in Paris on your Euro, pean trip?"
 No. Paris took me in. l had just enough money left to get home on"
 W"aId you call the contributors to the Subway sun underwriters?
 Your eyes fitted. Compound and stiemattc lenses replaced See Os- borne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-09
FEDERAL JURY FREES
ALLEGED bOOTlEGGEns
Several Cases 90 TO Jury But
None Are Convicted Court
Says Search Warrants
Necessary

ffial 81 ire ffminst tneAel IL an
II feacFal eaup hefofe Judge lohu
IA rat efhi shr 0eek There Are
tasea ea ihs toetet to June 20 81
ehleh sme & IS exre iea ne cAsea
~Hl aH te alsposea AZ W. y Mens.
pa~husta man ebarsea eHh selling
lsmaea slpnr ~ rhlef lsaeonfina of
the Ossra lfihe aAs acquitted hy a
lury yesterday evening MonF prns
"a sb4i nasanena Who accused him
% s~illar ihe lnlnnisa. wa~ drunk ami
dld no Anow whas he wsa salAinT
shoui when he awnre 50 the eom
plalut
IN ihs casr W rfanh Arnlr. char
rea ty the eeserameni sln hayinf
ehifteY "a he paaaessson lhe iufY
roala nai agree aad ~ss ale hsfsed
w ihn cpuri IN hr eases of CHAR
eare Seal aud ilomoe Lynch Paw
haaka mem the iWo sinH were dia-
naasea 0n demurrer GA lbe grounds
lhsi he affesinr officers pefa NET
equipped ailh The proper sesrtA war
rants Nhon .hs arrests were maAp
TITS decision s 10 ilne wilb sAe de
cislon rseentlY handed duwn by iha
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hls record and iias save his dehees4d
anis from suffering from ealumpv
later effi1l 70 disprVve.
THIS ylew i reflected by the Kew
Bedford STANDARD Rep which aags
pr : man who Ntnt 20 Frane~
and fought in flie trenches - find
hsaeelf eataloessd 4 draft esadpr y
isagreeaisle bat ~ ii'ss time when -
many khsw re fse's and there Is ssseh
fesdlp~ss - proelaisa fhefn the mistake
dDes noi seriously iHlure man :.
rtfnsstioa Thirty Tear< afierWard
rad i g0ae undeierfed il vonld b.
harder ~ 9ispr0ge. and The snditfJ
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Machine
Gun Use I
OnSlaylr

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NsHs a. - okiRbaws. ~ plss
W. sns pe'iss gnla mmngng .sas
haftls ~esls Nsa lassa ssa aaufs
ana a ~Alsn rsssalev uWrs asa nsaa
sfsnaae* Nsa ssvr sse8 % alslaas-
hsw ieasu hAHreA8e "a saan IL
shf sssis ~ ~ eessMns hoaas
nssufs 10 hilusslf ~as Aaisd. rsllf
sfset and AtgsB rsirvtueu iisrr
sass@tll sna HAraia NasaerWeose. ~ha
Naa bsen salssa ta shs asuse a saA
iee hiea after ~ haa refused - asf
paAfa bisl sna ssa gNr@ Atsnsa ars
Nsi'y KY sd her see Ailss. ~ho
seNaast shw boarding hause
A. neen aepressAsa shs raaf ~as
tslna aemaiIsn~a Nv meehlas suH#
sra nsna aseasass r~a as~spspsr
reporters saaahs IL tNs lower nafs
- sNs Aesse ~~rs unahls ID aes aut
heeApse ~ she sauslaussa aan ftfs
tna reported d~velspw~nt. Nv taa
faht ~ ssieehawu
Tb@ sevre a. shs nars was amty
shsfs alssanss frans ~ msn hasts
nsAa aesslan aAi thnWsanH~ lasAsa sn
ffen' safe Vosess
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AUTO Tx F0R MONTH
FOR LOGAN sS.4eS
Total ReSwipts kv Coaniy
T1eAx@rsr Prank Bond Shows
Increase SSl 4ss9 81
Is TetAl

Tat ts&al ~~csfgss kr tbe ccaat
sr~&sanef ~gwcr tay she ns0utA af
M3s ~erw So SsAA ss.g., ;scussi s.
fssAaws ssN gAAns sss e-sN 1870
.sx~s ssN& sfs tSNcs $50 a.
swN s.ax&s@ 81 ISIS p@Hsnk
ss@fa g~- ~ So ee Mlsesl
a&nee@s reesrss sSsA@ ~ gnsivse
= rNos assAea So morsssge tAA
ssc~gss faes.assss IA covats
esfsswrs x4Se4Se
The Csiy ~ eathre ~eesIess ef
ses Ams4ni sss ts - nAseA s.
E a ~as fet sAs rrns-si tana. s.
ss&S4 sAAsgnF Ss 6 Nhrefs
So street sprskssnf s sa1
MAra
The slate Axh~Av coaaressas
faa tas Ths reonsa Ameansed 50 =
W An4 ihe passgs r.aa ms nsen
anes 4nd = s~ TAs aalo tAs
wAs s. @s se
gas aass Aaat as 1859 ssxes sAoala
- aStA A.rters is9s s Warsa's
fer r~rsesal saxes haes aeea s1fuea
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TIE sszk rerrsnfsge ~ error 5n tie
SEALED sizekef slsfe' issued tT 'he
vovsFnrent LA e1esed great nHra-
s,sr - 1emsgayers - refass q publish
'kesa Is snesf esses fbs FsaDers r.
pssn thSs u D. rot - mVet fear ~
.shel - unx a..ngrnss - sanlrfs fhe
nzaes e m~n phe serTed taefr eeBn-
~. xffh fte f8ii t1rsent. but apgssr
erssy usfhsat ihe sff5e.zi knsNiedxe
81 fks Var ffysrtssent = fer
writers @spgxsr1 TIE e58fenfion = the
War Des,4rzaa<nf nhsek declares that
yak5srsfsan gives every mzn Ntao NAY
l. xrrussvss sszss.fsess 4 ehxnee ~ esear
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MI t.i ~ IlNt>
,ip~ nshn BANDITS

kAnAee Nllv luue , rekfHf aa
,anlAee % agisips rain ~hseh hst
Asisen masi nf lhe ns3rala ant
maiufiaia fsom ths street lsae
hAndi hrla ap wa emeln,es III gha
wsanasste ,lsa c0mNaAs "a kansss
cHs ksn aua eaeApesi wi'n AZ eao is
eash ANA nesuGiatls checks lAis yes
ierday
fh" sas eamrAHy rmpluyea rFNi
Selse eaehief ana John l4a1 VI
hsoAAeeper s"fn an ira wav from
lhs sss tomeAny .N0ee - btaA
ie AeFpell lhe money Nhen ih~ huidaN
occurred 1hes said Thar hr ,ohhet
fns slAA" lp WfreHs tsa IL slisHf
ana 81 500 10 uekellahla ehesks
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The phln ~ 'aHl ~ the rlfat
chflHlsa Cbufsh wlil pleaie at Esat
'anA NrWgn ~ nsliNa ngfsh ~ 'h~
elly fpmeffee at'anteoa Msat AZ
iAa enaeeh at U taf Fh~ tiFat ears
t{lt ifsess ~ aurs 20 OH 40
basket II eaf8 commamlfY aapeaF
af 40 fsa wili be Al thw church
at & ~ for tisa benefit IT ghtAs
~fv hAFo . wpFk untn Z anil y
kll members n me lllhls 5ehoai ~
fiynda thereof. ami ali m~mtaFn ahf
Intends u tts ebureh are heartily ln.
4iirA rs fHFn usH anH enlny shla paG-
fiae 4 fine lme sid . kfrai lnnfas
,na mAy certainly hN pxUneiwh
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STATE P0STMAsTEns
ARE NAMED IN REPORT

MAshintsna Aane Nhe rAtes
ftse lspa lnaai nens4es ss tae feltw
we NAaf'h class p~s@smastef HNAn nf
meAta ReteTt Nastaf Anktbi
iAntei fishef tss#Alvs IAmpa &
White lsafsS t~rat Asshaf i rs
l~tsaea Heh Nnfman 4 aaes i~f
wiH lear IS tpvtVe EAsile iletfs
4 siaNes isssa eefiNsa ifWs4h 81
W AtAef NwAilY Ilestlp Nmegy
Mowers and gaau a lssrtet alnnes
he appointment AZ lWrw4a VA
ulsde a. sae esd flaNls s. grels
wAe WAS vemusei NaA + svw ef
feo ln Ainka sensY fha other -
palnimeniA nere ua1e u iAl sAfAa
gles eaussA hy reslsnaihahs
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SttiHl ~ MINIS
w Nnin ~ OkI ,iIuut>

Nlsmla lHNv W ~ NAlle
rrsdslAto ot tho University - okIA
hssnsa and + ferm1r iustrWt1r lH
the vssna Nsdsal college ha4
heen ehaeen ~ fhu l,oara of taReaia
~ head ~ the NilaNi NeheA -
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faculty afc ~ fol'oua " = Loan
ing chemistry y y Nlllef masAe
maticN " e wrlThi oe3laettia
r woodaHholef ReeleNs y W
Mnkanaih nhysies A'uFa y tiaFtH
Spanish ard history The bead -
ihu Enellsh department " yss ~ bu
ae.ested
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Freezing
To Probe
TuLsaRiOt
sNsA1rN

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1tr srwesx M<re se1Rs tS#S~4n< prs
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s~s~ Gs4arnes Ge~s "a grtrslme =
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iIl NJ OE ANilllt
LEGION ms ~ Nilttk

Indianapolis. jBHs vs. YAg
hrailh jr national commander 1i
the American i~wIoH vsls kliled ln
alaniiy and tive other men wefs sef.
oualY lniBFnd Aheu nu aalHmnAiie iH
whlrh they wsfe rsdjlnr w~nf oYer
twents fu.A emhanAmwnt hee
esflp this mofunK
Henry lsYun ~ indianapolis -
llonsi director ~ Amsgtaniam ~ III y
American legion and Nlilnn feFv
msn ~ rhleaps naiiousl committee
man ~ tbs leTlao fFom llIiHeia
Nefs the other useupanla ~ lNe ea
They eefa nes seriously hua
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SpItItI OiiIsIits 10
t>iOlltI NIO IN LAW

Several hauArpd Logan feuatf
auto o~Hsts have not Yet paid ihH
g8xl aats iax provided hy las faa
county eamfhi sspHars sin pfeNanif
naHe seaslal endorsement 0lfssefs =
collect ths Delinquent taxes ~ h"nT-
~ from lhls fand fhe iees shossli b.
Deposited with me county treaAat~r
before Jane "a. me cod of the flaesi
year Il ls flnable of'~asa -
operate any mstQf sehhfe #hb"a'
iset auto laN
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= Pitiful Publicity and the Current Stacker List -

pieayupe Ind Dem iiinks lhat lhe
government ls aeiinv sisely' and
mistakes ii The lbi viii nui offsel
the advantage Of The publicity gain
"a The DAYTON Newe Dem pleads
fof fhe greatest possible charity Tor
fhe officials aud reminds is readers
That mistakes will happen even ia the
best ordered governments
This attitude haA little support from
the majority ~ writer's however aud
the Hartford Times lDem declares
that II efforts wrre made 10 get the
faets about the accused they were
fcontsn.ed on Page -
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naal claim that ~ WAS not Stacker
vonld probably BE- greeted with =
that whsi they 81 say
No Nueh man vii be injured the
PHILADELPHIA Record fInd DEM be.
lieyes for ihe fsiblirafion of The
record ~ Il stands viii bring 70 his
attention The fact that there is q
record II Washington that ought 70 be
ehanasd'f ard ihe Providence Tribune
Rep feeis hat thls j. the only way
The real sl8ekefs ran be- separated
sroao the men anjnsily accused and
the publication VIII outweigh the
hsrsg The New Orleans Times
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1he following HsTriaFe licences
hase been lseuei WHIT u Ken
hs8S & Bison and Ids Mae rss.
hame = ~ ceyle ~ > Short st
'DSishoma city ana Rosie a sircA
Ter es Msrahaii A A Harmon IS.
ard Emms 4 hobe a2 NFaseahi
samuei g Fairchlid. ~ Hutchlesor.
Kansas end MARY Dla Humphrey Il.
Guthrie
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n Nfaah8 sin~vsatoHd#nt u
q hsW schools toe epsNwral es@fs.
Has laas ruralsed hls IN p saafsa
"a edAe4glun at ceaumhis NHieefslty
lis me hesu ap00lbsed assistant
We fpaaof ai iahHH llYpasna ualYefa
~ nslslnosa Ia will teach edu.
tltlmAi paYshulasY aaa msAAnf~
msats
IL les paalsl9a very much weftb
uhue beth piaeationallf and fiaaHF
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akLL GAME rHis EVENING WILL
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this evening al 80 sill Do 9 boil5
conferred one. The seAard team
has been strengthened Il Is said aud
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h1ne tram There il considerable
rivalry between lhe two teams and
he fans vill be oui 10 large number.
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