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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Husker Track Squad
In a Busy Campaign

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan THE Uni
versity of Nebraska track squad will
compete in seven indoor and confer
ence track meets this year. in addi-
tion to participation in the Drake
and Penn relays and the Big Ten"
meet. Dual meets with Iowa state
college of Ames, Iowa, and the Kan
sas Agricultural college at Manhat-
tan, Kan, also are on the program.
The tentative schedule follows:
February 1S-Indoor meet at
Ames, Iowa.
February 25-Kansas City Ath-
letic club indoor meet.
March 3-lllinois indoor relays.
March 24-Missouri Valley indoor
championships.
May 13--Iowa State college at
Lincoln.
May 17-Freshman valley cham
pionships
May 20-Kansas Aggies at Lin
coin.
May 26-27-Missouri Valley out
door championship,
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SOnOer Cagers DOlDn
GrinneH Easily, 1920

NORMAN, Jan. 1.-The Univer-
sity of Oklahoma basketeers got
away to victorious start on their
Missouri Valley championship race
here this afternoon by defeating
Grinnell 20 to 20.
Oklahoma's victory was the third
straight defeat for the invaders from
the far north, Kansas university and
Kansas Aggies having defeated them
Thursday and Friday nights.
on the form displayed In the in
augural game the Sooners have
prospects OF a far better season this
year than last.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
LONDON DEBUT
. JANUARY II TO BE
KEENLY WATCHED
Like Ruby Bob," Newest
Biffer From Kangaroo
land Is a Smith
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

Ian johnny Grittiths vs. Mickey
walker - rounds at Jersey city.
jan Harold Farose vs. Terry Nc
Hugh. ~ rounds, at jersey city.
Jan Mike McTigue vs. Joe CHIP, 10
rounds, at scranton. Pa.
Ian John EagRn VS.. Battling
Thomas, 10 rounds. at Holyoke,
Jan. Anthony Downcy va. Tommy
ComIskey. 10 rounds, at Cinlnnatl.
la. g--Chuck Virgins va Harry Foley,
IS rounds, at New Orleans.
Ian Pal Moore w. Carl Tremalne
III S rounds at Memphis
NJan i0--Johnny Dundee VS.. Bobby
Barrett rounds. at Philadelphia.
Jan lO--Midget Smith VS. Patsey wal
lace. 5 rounds. at PHILADELPHIA
Jan io-Phil O'Dowd vs., Joe ODon-
nell, 4 rounds at Philadelphia.
jan l0--Anty CLANCY rs Johnny
Noye. ~ rounds at St Louis.
Jan. Jimmy Hanlon vs.. Frankey
Rice. 10 rounds, at Baltimore.
Jan ll-Hugh Wallace Va. Jack
Clarke. Is rounds, at Tulsa.
Jan l2-Gcorges Carpenter vs.. George
Cook. 20 rounds at London.
Jan Frank Martell VS.. Steady
S.eadman 10 rounds, at Huthinson.
Jan. Willie Fitzgerald VS.. Willie
Roberts 10 rounds. at New York.
Jan l3-Danny Frush vs.. Joe Thomas.
10 rounds, at Youngstown, Ohio.
Jan. l3--Ssmmy Mandell Vs. Patsey
scanlon. 10 rounds. at Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
WrcstIcrs Get Ready.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. z.
Wrestlers at Indiana university will
open the mat season January IS
with the Michigan Aggies' team at
East Lansing, Mich, according to
the schedule arranged by Il. o..
Stiehm, athletic director. Other
February II, Illinois at trbana;
February "a, West Virginia at Nor
gantown; March 4, Penn State AT
State college, Pa. March II, Pur-
due at Bloomington: March II and
IS. Western conference at Madison,
Wis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Doubles,
FllSs Plan Big Pin Tourney.

OTIICAGO, Jan. 7,-JudgInB from
advance limitations, record list OF
bowling teams win compete In the
championship tournament OF the
Elks Rowling association Of Amer
lea, which opens here February 4.
The entries will close on January
20. a record OF bowling team
travelling mileage to attend tourn-
ament will he established AS Harry
Alten of San Francisco has organ
lied a team OF Elks which will bowl
In the tournament on Saturday,
February rs. They will also parti-
cipatc in the American bowling con-
gress tournament at Toledo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
mcgee WINNER
OF FIRST SHOOT
Branstetter and Foyer
harm in Close Contest
for Runner-up Honors

The 1922 trap shooting season Of
the Tulsa gun club was ushered In
yesterday afternoon on the Tulsa
rifle range grounds with Joe Mcgee
master of both events on the card
In the 100 bird event Joe had n
lead OF two birds over his closest
competitor, running up n mark OF
90. In the so pairs of doubles SS
were shattered by his good marks
manship. Ray Branstetter of Ska
took and +. j. Feyerharn ran neck
and neck for the runner-up posi-.
tion, in both events, having "a in
the 100 event, and 10 each In the
doubles. Scores:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Wills and Tate Battle r. =
to DraW at Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. Harry
Wills, negro heavyweight from New
Orleans, had rough evening In his
bout with Blll Tate, also colored,
here last night but he retains his
title as the negro heavyweight cham
plon. Wills and Tate fought n To-
round draw. ~
Tate was on the defensive most of
the time but managed 10 land re-
peatodly on WINS with blows that
hurt.
In the ninth round Tate caught
wills with an uppercut that sent one
knee to the canvas and had him
RrogRy for time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Pro Golf Stars ON Tour.

CHICAGO, Jan. bob Mac
Donald. metropolitan open golf
champion, and Walter Hagen, west
ern open titleholder and winner OF
the professional Golfers association
tournament, will start on their west
ern trip next week. it was an
nounced by Douglas Twcedc, who
arranged the trip. They viii en-
deavor TO compete In the southern
California open championship and
are planning to enter the open
tournament at san Antonio, Texas.
February "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Frnnc.s aa. Wclnmka I0.

VITTITT % 7 TT " TTT TT-
FRANCIS, Jan. 7.-Francis high
school defeated Wetumka high
school here last night % to l8. The
game was interesting and neither
team could gain a decided advantage
until the las, few minutes at which
time the Francis men took q six
point lead and held It.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Rlr rrnck Smnd fnr MIsconsln.

MADISON, Wis, Jan 1'-Ihc
largest squad In the history Of
wrestling at Wisconsin has turned
out this year. Coach George Hitch
cock is trimming his varsity se!ec-
tions from the 10 men VINO rsnort q
ed for tryouts Four intercollesc
meets in addition to the conference
bouts. have been scheduled. The
schedule calls for competition with
Northwestern at Madison, February
II; Minnesota at Minneapolis, Feb
ruary IS; Chicago at Madison,
March 4 and Ames at Ames, March
10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

Where will the from who is to beat Jack
Dempsey? That question has been without since
Dempsey knocked Willard at Toledo and today there is
little chance of solving the puzzle.
One of the greatest heavyweight champions had
Dempsey stands absolutely alone. There isn't rival in
sight Yet of these days youngser will shoot up
the rank in the heavyweight class and challenge
Dempseys right hold the title There cham
pon yet who couldn't be knocked out and there will
be good that better may not to take his
place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

WICHITA, kan.l Jan. 7.-Ed
CStranglor) Lewis threw Jack pa
viscourt Of Texas In two straight
falls here last night, the first In one
hour and "a minutes, with a head
lock and the second In 26 minutes
with a grapevine, which Dayiscourt
struggled seven minutes to break
with no avail. Lewis was too. much
for his adversary. having the ad-
vantage all the way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Owcnby Kayos Basco.

SHREVEPORT, La. Jan. T.
Sailor Owenby of Galveston knock
ed out Jow Basco of Akron, Ohio.
here tonight in the first round. T
hard blow TO the solar pleXus forced
the Ohioan to take the count
George Kuhn OF Shreveport forced
Kid Penny of Chickasha, Okla, to
quit at the end of the first round.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Ada 81. Wclccika ~.


ADA, Jan. THE Ada high
school last night won its first schcd-
uled game when Wetumka high
school was defeated by a score Of
3S to y. The game was one-sided,
although the teamwork of both
squads was good The Ada men sur
passed In goalshooting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

JOPLIN, 40, Jan. I."TOm Hay
den, president OF the Joplin club Of
Ae Western league, announces the
purchase OF Joe Rabbit. outfielder.
and Johnny Meeks, pitcher, from
the Pittshurg club Of the South
western league. Matty Mathews
manager Of the Pittsburg club last
year, Is scheduled 10 hold down the
second sack Tor Joplin next seasoa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

harness horse racing season for 1922
will be laid here next Monday.
TUESDAY and Wednesday, when
and representatives Of the Grand
and Lake Erie circuits hold their
annual meetings and assign dates,
upon which other harness racing
dates throughout the country are
hased
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Fairhnd SO, Plchcr is.
Special to The world.

0VttIhT 10 7 ne " uTIU,
FAIRLAND, Jan. 7.-Fairland
high school boys basketball team de-
feated Picher high school here to-
night In a hard fought game, So to
10. Pitcher played the five-man de-
fensivc style but the Fairland cagers
were too much for the mining town
boys. This Is Fairland's second
game and second victory, having de-
feated Vinita So to l6, December 23.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Tcnpin Tourney at Fargo.

FARGO, y. D., Jan, THE rum
BILE Of bowling balls mingled with
the crash of topping tcnpins Will
roeound through Fargo for two
weeks beginning January 21 when
the Northwestern Bowling assOcia-
tion opens its annual tournament.
Nearly five hundred bowlers are eX-
pected TO take part In the tourna-
ment, according TO A. H. Qualey,
secretary of the association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Carp Says VIII Not
Challenge Dempsey
IF He BeSfs Cook

LONDON. Jan. 7.-Georges Car
pentier, French heavyweight
champion, denied in an interview
today that he will challenge Jack
Dempsey, American title holder.
to return bout in the event that
he decisively defeats George Cook
of Australia, when they meet here
this month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Aftcr Wcllcrwcight Match.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA fyndi-
cate OF New Jersey spOrtsmcn has
offered Benny Leonard and Jack
Britton a purse Of $4,000 II either
81 them will meet Mickey walker,
Elizabeth, y. !, weiterwcight In a
bout Of not less than II rounds on
July 4 or Labor Day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Hutchinson Wins on Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, Jock
Hutchinson OF Chicago, holder OF
the British open golf champion
ship, won the northern California
open golf championship today with
medal score OF 304 for II holes
of play. He made the four rounds
In ,SO-73-76-75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Ioyinsky 10 Meet Tunncy.

NEW YONk, Jan, 7,-BaftIlng
I.evinsky, former worlds light
heavyweight champion, will meet
Gene Tunney A. T., f. ight-heavy-
weight titIcholdcr In "A l2-round
bout IN Madison Square Garden
next Friday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
HUiRg Junior High
DOlUns BartLesUiUe

Irving junior high basketeers OF
Tulsa last night defeated Bartles-
willie Junior high at the Irving gym,
II to 3. Arthur brakes goal shoot
ing was the bright feature of the
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
MOGULS OF S. W.
TO MEET TODAY
Barbour Talks of Quit
ting but Others Will
Try to Dissaude Him

MUSKOGEE, Jan. 7.-When the
Southwestern Baseball league meets
in Tulsa Sunday It will be faced with
the, problem of either dropping two
of last years towns. or else forming
a 10-club league. Both Hutchinson
and Topeka, Kan, have been an
nexed to the circuit and are slated
to succeed Parsons and Miami. The
Parsons franchise is to go to Hutch
inson and the Miami franchise to
Topeka, but the insistencc OF Miami
interests in holding onto their fran
chise has changed the complexion of
things
Ensley Barbour OF Muskogee.
founder and first president of the
league, says he will resign at to-
morrow's meeting in order to devote
more time to private affairs. There
were indications today, however,
that the club owners will insist Bar
bour remain at the head of the or
ganization.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 7.--Negotia-
tions for use of the old Western
league ball park here by the South
western league team the ensuing
season. are still under way. In case
the park cannot be obtained the
Southwestern will build n new park,
according to Harper Rigby, one OF
the local promoters. lie said two
other cities are under consideration.
The Western league grounds have
been leased by the local Santa Fe
team again this year. Topeka has
not had league baseball for four
years. The Miami team will come ia
Topeka, but plans as to who will
finance and manage the team are
not yet ready for announcement, Mr..
| Ripbv said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan 1.-Notre
Dame will be on St, Louis univer-
sity's football schedule next year,
according TO a member of the bilii.
ken athletic board which is arrang-
ing the schedule. The local eleven
is negotiating for games with
Drake, Colgate and Syracuse uniyer-
sites
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Eas, Down on MIddIcs.


because OF Johnny Wilson's qucs-
tionahlc tactics, the cast is aome-
what down on middlcwoights right
now. Lippe declares. For that rea-
son, ana also because ot the nlco re.
coption he and his fighter received
here he would like to exhibit Smith
10 Tulsa fara again. Tho one obIcc-
ton ia tho difficulty OF finding q
suitable opponent for jeff IN thia
section. with Palmer ellminatcd--
and all othcra save the real top-
notchors ulao--thcro's no one In this
section who could with good grace
enter the lists with tho Bayonno
battler. Transportation costs arc SO
high that it's mighty expensive
matter to even consider bringing
two easeruers hero for one show,
Lippo thinks match between HIS
woltcrweight, Willie (K. o. Lough-
lin, and Jock Malone would please
Tulsa fans nightly Loughlin and
Malone have met several times and
the score ~ about even. They
olashod once In Tulsa and the bout
unfortunately ended IN the third
round when Malone broke his arm
A Smith Malone bout IL not consd-
cred, because Smith is too heavy
| for Jock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
Date OF Next show Advanced.

Tho date OF the next OIL city A.
G. show has been moved up TO Jam
uary is, instead OF January 16, nn
originally announced. On January 10
the Auto Show opens, and Manager
Newman decided II would BIO bad
policy TO compete with the motor
exhibition on its opening night.
Fans hre displaying considerable
Interest, by the way, in this offer
ing which Will bring together Sailor
Glen Clickner, Tulsa light heavy
weight and Jack Reeves, one OF the
hardest hitting heavy mlddleweights
ever seen in Tulsa. There has been
demand for some time Tor Ciick-
ner. who has shown to great ad :
vantage elsewhere. to be given a
chance In his home city--for Tulsa
| is really his home and headqaarters
now, though he halls from Wis.
| consln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
KID PALMER LUCKY \
1T WASN'T MALONE
GIVING HIM LESSON
Jock, Tasting Blood, Would Have Slashed the Wildcat
to Ribbons With The Opportunity Jeff Smith Had AL
Lippe Thinks-Advises Palmer to Stay Away From
the Clevcr--Next Oil City A. c. Card Moved Ahead
to January 18 to Miss Show First Night

You're sore. he said. I nodded.
on, Wen he said, he (palmcr)
has 60 mako living"
Lippc Says smith has to bo
"atuug" before he'll tear into an
opponent with real fire IN the at,
tack That's probably why he has
lasted so long, llo DOESN'T work
himself into frenzy ana go mRdly
into n fray but lights muthodically
and always Coolly and the drain on
his strength and physique conso-'
qucntly is comparatively Bmall. o
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I'R1BJJNA LIBERIA

(Lc rnbrica acsssta ~ pvblio6 cs
pldcese toats 0rticUlsls 10 imtsrel
general cs ne-ar veai di,safard. Ell
trebsse snsd ID fss so1s cisef = NJ
mai ps fatd q ceslsi de Adrtss;
sd M exprindd sgrbs isjsrioast
sa~ ctocar; spcrsoauls = - ~ III
nai l&ngi CO eel sssslt srs; suts 4,
cnvinte. Toate aeticslsls - or d
fl sensnote de cei ~ scsiG. Mdnx'
scisese mepnblicd1ils ~ - snupo
iasd.)
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4
s,rnteti gresiti. Al I'm obicein fru-1
mos, ca tc lanAi fara sarosesti 81
lti zidesti palate in aer.s
hceputil scoalei romancsti in
'Harbur dateaza din anul 1913,
eand 4sentrn plimadata, am fostt
admat toti copii dc, scoala, inva.
tandu-i difcrite cantece, poezii :i
char rofuri de teatru. Prin acea-'
sta. cercand sal fac sa indrd-
geasca limba romaneasca. De
|atunci, in fiecarc an sti D-ta 81
site tot poporul din Indiana Har-
Dor, cn cata dragoste asteptau
lcand face popa teatru eli copiii.
In anul 1916 Par. Bungar-
Ideanu, tine scoala reglllata CIT
copii in hala Bisericei gr-cat.
din loc. Nezi fotografia la pag.,
80 din ''Spicuiri 81 Amint;ri's
1 - de Rev. A. Bungardean, tinea
scoala cn bactii great. lar ell,
en- cci gr.-or. in hala 'Transilya-
mia" Scoala durat 4 saptamani
cand am spus copiilor sa aduca
y =
Icate un dollar pentr.l recvisite 81
lchirie, 81 m am pomcnit, ca la Q
!vreme, am ramas 11umai cn copiji
mel 81 a d-lni loan Micu. Asa s'a
sfarsit 81 acest inceput.
In anul 1919, lbatranul illvata.
ltor @Teodore Groze, a tinut Scoasa
regulata cu toti copiii, in hala
Bisericei great.
j! Accst ibatran dascal a pus
.ltrebue sd spunem, baza cea solida
la scoalei romancsti din Harbor
! Aceasta marturisesc copii s.
10 spun 81 parintii Tor. Vezi foto'
|,erafia pag. ,88 'Amintiri .
Ispicuiri' de Rev. 4. Bnngdr
dean.
/ Daca acest batran dascal pu
tut atlllna pc toti copii, oare dc
fee mai trebuia Ell, Gil ciarta, 81
fac alta scoala confesionala?
! lata deci, draga die Benchca
tinccputnl scoalei ro1nanesti i,
Ind. Harbor. 81 apoi nu sti D-ta
ca tot incepntul este gren, CT
Imnlte necazuri 81 fara mplta reu
Isita. 81, lucrnl ,inceput odata, nn
mai pare. dupa IN an, sau dol $;
realizeaza.
1 Aceasta s'a petrecut in toats
coloniile romancsti, nu numai il
Harbor. urmarea este, en- incepu
turtle modesto, au adus, cd astiiz
avem pretutindenea ,gcoli roma
lnesti asa cum 'sunt. 81 Gu tinpu!
vor Fl 81 mai hume.
1 Ell cred ca, Ell sunt primul
icare Gle mutt am inceput indra
gi pc copii, Gu poezia 81 cante
cul romanesc, inceputul scoale
romanesti, pc urma find inlita
de cclelalte colonii. romanesti $
I char insusi de D-ta.
! In vara aceasta ambele Paro
chii din Ind. Harbor, all deschi
o scoala romaneasc;/ cond,lsa d
CONTtNUARu 'rE PAGSNA 4 "a
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leOR|lA

Naples. = REGGIE Victor Emma.
nuel al Italiei sc afla grav bcinav,
dupa stire q ziarului Matino, din
Naples. Din aceasta ca,na n i,
putut y ia parte la serbarile de
acoio, dar snnt sperante, ca in
curdnd va ii bine. Boala, care .
raceala grava, q contractat-o pc
csnd fdcta excursiune in muntii
Tyrdlului.
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UN RA UIgs.

Domnule Redactos,
Nu stu cum, abba acum imi
vine in mana, I'm article scris 4,
coloanele ziarllni America, sub,
scris de dl ID. Vraoin presedinte
81 N. Benchea sccretar.
Fiindca acel Articol calprinde
neadevaruri, mi Fad slit - ca
din tacerea mea ~ &an1 aeam, Il
50 rasp,nd.
D-sa 81 credc h1fiintd dteFd scoa-
lei romane in Hsee. r. si mai
lauda, en- si Lesa1ia 2amfna din
Washington, "a Sleslarst ecoaaa
inceputa de D-ss, Az prinls yroala
peste granite.
Sa ma ierti y Dsts y 1eestiu-
nea Romana ain ed pton, 81
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.aa *
New York. ssames Spearo, de-
81 dc ami, de rnu1ti ami GU Van
Riper Co, din Van lIouten Street.
Paterson, New Jersey, a simtit
cum Sc apropie lnoartea. en- cate
va minute sde asii cuprilrs de ,ual
,atac de aaoplckie sparyerea ma
rel artere care pleac;i de la mi
ma. PEI la ceasnrile II, cl s'a adrc-
sat unmi prietcn al lui, langa care
lucra, spunand lCine4va imi spnne
ca cine-va o sd 'moara. Moartea
este aproaor." El a atras atentia
prietcnulni lui sa bage de seami
zee mananca la lAasa, s;i nh Sc
otraveasca 81 duqa cat-ya timp a
cazut mort. FL lasa sotie 81 10
copii.7
Pryor, Okla. Elias Ridge, m
baiat care maj mic cu 4 luni dc
II ami, este condamnat sa moara
in scaunul electric la Is Noem.
i'brie. este cea mai tanarl persoa.
ma 81; fie condamnatA GU pedeap.
sa Gu moartea in istoria Oklaha.
mel. Ell marturisit cd a omorit
pc Mrs. Adair, sofia unui fermiel
| 81 nu la trebuit Juriului de cat
2 ore ga sal dea sentinta dc
'moarte. Mrs. Adair fost taiata
: 81 batuta de moarte cu 0 secnre 81
| Gu I'm drug de ficr clliar de fata
Gu copii sal.
Dover, Anglia. Franielaui
lndritsanov, Gle fel din IIatvia, va
itenta sd treacl innot Canalul
manccci maine 81 va incepe ce}t
Il de mile de apa, la7 dimineata
FL G I'M ON yoinic de 28O dt
pounds 81 mascara la picpt 60 d.
ince. Ell spune ca a facut o probd
! de rezistenta in marea Baltica
innotand4 timp de 20 de ore
Charles 10th din Boston. care i
fost slit sI sc opreasca, la p1.im;
lncercare de trece cahalul, dal
care vrea sa mai inccrce, va In
cerca din nou maine. N va porn
la oreie 3 p. M.
J st. .John.- N. B., II Sept. =
Bennie Swim, condamnat sd fit
spanzurat maine de dimineats
pentru omorarea lui Olive Swim
Trenholme, PRINT o amanart
ncsolicitata de trei saptamani
astdzi, de oare ce in tot cuprinsn
rcgI,nei, nu Sc gascste 0 pelsoa
care sa ia jobul de al spdnzura
Chief Justice McKeown a fixa'
data executarei la 6 Oct. dimi
reata, pana cand Sc spera ca S.
va gasi cincva care sa ia aces
JOB!
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