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THROWN IN THE CAN

LONDON, Aug. 14, Miss Betty sipson, 25 year old American girl, was sentenced to four weeks in Lon don prison for slowing away on transatlantic liner.
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THE PROFESSIONS sTuNc

CHICAGO, Aug. II, R-Arthur Newberry ex-Wan Street clerk and broker was arrested on charge of having defrauded bankers, ministers and doctors If $3,ooO,Oo0 in various dealings.
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SUITABLE MEASURES

TOKYO, Aug. IA (P-Japan in a note to the Chinese. Nationalist Gov ernment announced that any attempt to ab1ogate existing trade treaties will ba followed by suitable meas ures" to protect Japanese interests.
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NAGNEcolL BLANKET

Nagneoon Blanket; three free treatments to any one that calls at my house any week day from 10 a. m- to p. ID. Phone Madison 63.
 Mrs. E. A. Crawford, Agent.
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CHANGING RANGERS

A encouragement of the field per sonnel of the Chugach National For est is being made shortly by the Cordova office. Forest Ranger Will liam Sherman is being transferred to the Ohugach from the Manzano National Forest of New Mexico to take the place of Ranger Forward, Kenai peninsula district.
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ZIG DINNER PLANNED

It is planned that when Dr Me- Queen and pr and Mrs. KohIstedt ar rive from Fairbanks this week end that dinner will be- served at which the following menu will De served:
 Fresh fried trout from Alaskan streams, garden peas and new pota- toes from Jesse Lee Home gardens, Swiss chard, also home grown, hot biscuits, butter, curraHt jelly, the biscuits made in our own bakery and the jelly in our own kitchen from native red entrants. Lettuce salad, home grown.
 It is yet to be decided whether we shall have blue berry pie or straw berry shortcake We have the straw berries and can have the blue ber- ries for the gathering from natures own patch,
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MENS' RUBBER PACKS, THREE DIFFERENT MAKES, AT $3.50 AND $4.o0 WHILE THEY LAST. Seward Leather Work.
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ADYERTIsEMENr For nm.

go, EInIISEMENT FOR BIDS
sealed bids for the construction ~
Waterman extension on Tenth Street.
I Wst. Avenue c to Avenue E. in
NN NUM- Nine, City Of Bismarck.
the Board OF civ w,' be TIsesiysd BY
July gard. 1923. Plans and snecifi.
catlons are on file in the office Of the
ni.y Auditor The following approxi-
guidance OF bidders: '"e
Sl2 linear feet of six inch cast iron
Waterman.
hydrant.
! six inch gate valve.
] six inch tee.
] six inch plug.
Work shall be commenced on or he.
fore August LIST. 1928, and be com.
pr1eted not later than August 25th.
All bids shall be made upon a basis
or cash payment for all work to be
Each bidder must state in his bid
shall bear mot exceeding seven Us
per cent per annum) which shall he
received and accepted by him at par
In payment for the work.
certif; c.d must must o e. aecG;mpanied by
Dollars N5o0:00l. made payable to
the order Of A. P. Lenhart. President
OF the Board OF City Commissioners.
OF the City OF Bismarck, North Da-
kota. as a guarantee that the bidder
Will. II successful, enter into and exc
cute . contract for the performances
OF the work. Each bid must also be
sum equal to the full amount bid. as
provided in Section 1907, COMPLIED
Laws of North Dakota. 1918.
The Board Of City Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
NJ. H. ATKINSON.
7/6-1S City Auditor.
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Americas Track Sparans Battle for Right to Enter Oympcs

Hillsboro to two miles north -
Cummings.
u. S. No. s3-South Dakota state
line to Sterling via Linton, fair to
good.
s. H. No. 1-Ludden to Langdon
via Valley City, good.
S. H. No. 3-Ashley to Dunseith
via Napoleon, fair to good.
s. H. No. 4Ellendale to Hans.
boro via jamestown and Churchs
Ferry, good.
s. III. No. 51Hamilton to Westbv.
Mont, via Langdon, fair to good.
Detour between Tolley and Bow
bells.
s. H. No. 6-Bismarck to Cana.
dian line via Minot and Washburn-
fair to good. Detour Washburn to
Falkirk to Underwood.
S. H. No. 7-CumminRs to juno.
ton with s. H. No. 6, fair to rood.
Detour to five miels west Of Cum
mings.
s. H. No. 9-Havana to Portal via
Valley City and Minot, fair. Detour
from Kenmare to Bowbells.
S. H. No. 22-Reeder to Killdeer
via Dickinson, fair.
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ROAD BULLETINS

Highways throughout the state in
general are in good condition, ac-
cording to the weekly road condition
bulletin issued today by the state
highway department.
Graveled roads in some sections Of
the state are rough and in a few
places the dirt roads are slippery.
May detours have been marked by
the highway department to route
the heaviest traffic over the gravel
roads.
A detailed report of the principal
highways follows:
U. S. No. 2-Crand Forks to Mon
tana state line via Larimore, Devils
Lake and Minot, fair to good.
y. S. No. 10-Fargo to Beach via
Valley City, Jamestown, Bismarck
and Mandan, good. Detour Maple
ton to four miles west.
U. S. No. 12-Lemmon, s. D., to
Hettinger via Hettinger, fair.
U. S. No. 81-White Rock, S. D.,
to Pembina via Fargo and Grand
Forks, fair to good. Detour between
Abercrombie and Christine; and
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ADyERTIsEMENr

Sealed bids for the construction Of
SANITARY Sewer, on Tenth Street
Improvement District Number Fifteen,
City of Bismarck. North Dakota, will
be received by the Board of City Com
mlssioners of the said city until eight
o'clock p. NJ. July gard. 1928
Plans and specified tions are on file
The following approximate GUAM
Titles are given for the guidance Of
bidders:
manhole complete in place.
473 linear. feet Of s-inch vitrified
sewer pipe: in place.
Of cash payment for all work to be
done. Work shall be commenced on or
before August LIST. 1928, and com
pleted not later than August Goth.
Each bidder must state in his bid
the rate of interest the warrants are
to bear mot exceeding seven (7) per
cent per annum) which shall be re-
ceived for the work. and accepted
by him at par in payment. Each bid
must be accomnanied by q certified
ls5oooo5 payable to the order Of 'A 4.
2: Lenhart. President Of the Board Of
City Commissioners Of the City Of
Bismarck. North Dakota, as a guar
anty that the bidder will, IL sue.
cessful. enter into and execute a con-
tract for the performance of the bond.
Each bid must also be accompanied
by a bidders bond In a sum equal to
the full amount bid. as provided in
Section Sec a7o7: Compiled Laws of North
The Board Of City Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or
NJ. H. ATKINSON,
1/6-l3 City Auditor.
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IS
LATEST FIND:
WINS SHUT0UT
Big Highlander Wins First
Game for Connie Mack
Against Boston Sox
GROVE COST 100000
Ruth, Bentley, Thomas, Ogden,
Boley, and Rommel Were
Jack Dunn Men
GROVE COST 100000
(Rv The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSS)
Another one of Jack Dunn's boys
has come through in the major
leagues.
George Earnshaw, right-handed
fast ball expert, who came to Con.
ME Mack's Philadelphia Athletics
several weeks ago. yesterday pitched
his first big-time victory, defeating
the Boston Red Sox, s to O.
Baltimore long has been noted as
a fertile field for the reaping of
baseball stars, especially pitchers.
Dunn, manager of the Orioles from
time immemorial, is the Wilbert
Robinson of the minor leagues. He
has a knack for developing mounds
men. It's a profitable accomplish
ment too for major league clubs
separate Jack from his pitchers only
by subjecting their pocketbooks to
severe punishment.
Bought Lefty Grove
Usually though the initial cost
has been found to be well worth
while. In 1925, Mack paid Balti-
more more than 100000 for Robert
Moses Grove. who fires the fastest
left-hand ball in captivity, and Con-
ME probably never has regretted it.
In addition to Grove, the honor
roll Of Baltimore Orioles who have
made the grade in the big-time in
cludes such stars as Babe Ruth, one
Of the earlier alumni; Jack Bentley,
who was big help to John MeGraw
and the New York Giants q few
years ago: Alphonse Thomas, now
with the Chicago White Sox; Jack
Ogden Of the St. Louis Browns, and
Eddie Rommel, another of the Ath-
letic staff.
Furnished Athletics Many
Incidentally Earnshaw joins quite
a colony Of former Baltimoreans 1t
Philadelphia, not only Grove and
Rommel but Sammy Hale and Joe
Boley once wore Oriole spangles.
Earnshaw has had q tough time
getting started in the big leagues,
his first victory did not come until
he had made six false starts, but
when he finally crashed through it
was with vengeance. The Red Sox
got only. three scattered singles off
the big highlander and despite the
fact that Earnshaw granted six
bases on balls he never was in dam
ger. Five men went down on
strikes. While George was doing
his share his ,ammates were busy
pounding Herb Bradley for five runs,
manufactured in the fourth and fifth
innings, by punching hits.
No other American league games
were scheduled and rain washed out
the two National league contests on
the days card.
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GIANTS WINNING
GAMES In STATE

Gilkerson'::; Union Giants of
Chicago. colored team which
meets Neil Churchill's Bismarck
Grays here in a -doublehe ader
Sunday, boasts of a great base.
ball record.
The negro team. which is re.
puted to be the fastest aggre.
cation in unorganized baseball
today, won three games from
the Fargo. Moorhead Twins dur.
ing the last week. Fargo Moor
head had been winning head
over heels this year until it ran
into the Chicago cloud.
The Giants have two of the
heaviest sluggers he has ever
seen, Charlie B0ardman said to.
day. They wallop the pill with
a lust, and Charlie c:.;uects 4
couple Of home runs from the
negroes in thei games ...ere this
weekend.
The Giant manager is paying
$1,000 a month for two Cuban
hurlers that travel with his
team. and both have yet to be
defeated this year.
In over 200 games last year
the Giants lost only % contests.
which is not a bad record for a
travelling team. In As games
this year the Chicago outfit has
lost only seven contests.
The Gilkerson Union Giants
have not yet lost q zane in the
state Of North Dakota.
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Millers Beat Belts
on League Off-Day
(By The Associated Press)

Yesterday was off day for six of
the American Association clubs. but
Minneapolis took advantage Of the
occasion to defeat St. Peul 4 to 3.
The victory placed the Millers
within one-half game of st. Paul.
John Brillhealt tied up with Huck
Belts in an old-fashi. med hurting
duel, Belts holding tie Millers to
six hits, three Of which came in the
sixth, when the victors scored all Of
their runs.
st. Paul played the last three in
nings with a makesk lift lineup, made
necessary by the retirement of Pee
wee Wanninger, shortstop. who was
spiked as he slid Into a base.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Company, . corporation,
Plaintiff and Appellant

w.
State Of North Dakota; C. A.
Fisher, as Treasurer Of the
State Of North Dakota, and
John Steen, Is Auditor Of the
State Of North Dakota,
Defendants and Respondents.
This case is controlled by the de-
cision in the case of Northwestern
Improvement Company, q corpora
ton v. State of North Dakota, ct al,
N. D., N. w., decided at this term
Of court.
(Syllabus by the Court)
Appeal from the district court Of
Burleigh county, Jahsonius, Judge.
REVERSED.
Opinion of the court by Burke, j.
Conmy, Young & Burnett, Fargo,
North Dakota, Attorneys for Appel
liant.
Geo. F. Shafer, Attorney General,
Geo. I. Reimestad, Assistant Attor-
ney General, and T. H. Thoresen,
State Tax Commissioner, Bismarck,
North Dakota, Attorneys for Re
spondents.
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NOTICE


End day OF July. 1928. the Board Of
CITY Commissioners OF the City OF
Bismarck. North Dakota, pursuant to
notice heretofore given. received and
opened bids for the construction Of
the several kinds OF paving for which
bids have been invited in Paving Dis
trict Number Five-A Of said City, on
18th street from Avenue B to Avenue
e, pursuant to the plans and specific
cations on file in the office OF the
City Auditor Of said City. and that on
the 18th day Of July. 1928. at the hour
Of o'clock r. NJ. or as soon there.
after ~ said matter can be consid.
cred. the Board Of City Commissioners
vii! consider and act upon the bids
Notice Is Further Given: that prior
to the meeting 30 fixed to consider
and act upon the said bids. the owners
Of = majority OF the property liable
to be specially assessed for such nav.
Ing may file with the City Auditor
q written petition indicating that
such petitioners are agreed In Z pref
erence for any one Of the several
kinds Of paving or paving materials
for which bids were invited and re-
Dated this 5th day Of July. 1928.
II. N. ATKINSON.
(5/e-3e City Auditor.
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MinOt Boxer Gets
Judges Decision
Over Felix Byrnes

Beach. N. D., July 6.-(R-Her-
man Ratzlaff, Minot, got the judges
decision in his ten-round fight here
Wednesday night with Felix Brynes,
Phillips, S. D.
The judges decision proved un-
popular with the audience and ref
cree, who protested against the
award. Newspaper decision de-
clared the match a draw.
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Champion Is Surprised That
Anyone Would Lend Gre.
dence to Pernicious Richard
Enemies Rum0r Belittling
Fight and Discrediting Pro-
mOter'

Boston, July 6.-tFl--It may be
gathered that the situation has be-
come a trifle serious when the
heavyweight champion of the world
personally takes up the cuI gels for
Tex Richard in the best interests of
the title affair i which Tom Heencv
is to be the pa, ~ Of the second part.
Taking cognizance of the widely
circulated reports that developments
might halt or postpone the cham
pionship bout. c me Tunney advises
by telegraph he is surprised" that
anyone would lend credence to per-
nicious rumor started b enemies of
Richard with purpo: to belittle con-
test of the twenty-sixth and discredit
Richard"
Can assure you." he concludes,
contest will be fought on July
twenty-sixth regardless of what ru-
NOR creators and detractors say"
The champions spokesman. Steve
Hannegan. t. es an even sitter
wallop at Richards enemies"
"Palpable plot" is IT, way Hanne-
gan brands the rumors, pathy and
skepticism that have seemeI to sur
round the big bot.
This appears to make il unani-
nous. Richard and Tunney both
have made it clear there will be a
Il 1T at the Yankee st. dium 70 the
heavyweight title on tn night Of
July 26; top price $40, including the
ia ct Is per cent.
Whether no. any "plot" is in
volved is S ,methine else. There is
chance fc ,e fistic slevths here.
It is not clear :, observers, however,
just how the ple ters, if any. have
managed to influence ~ indiffer-
ence that is manifesu' widespread.
Tunney blames it on "detractors";
Richard on Just ain knockers
Some of the outlying returns are
interesting, among them a pro-
nouncement credited to James A.
Farley, chairman # the New York
state athletic com. .lission. on the
way back from the Democr. tic ma
tional convention. The New Orleans
Times Picayune quote. Farley as
follows:
This COMING bout at the Yankee
stadium between Tunney and Heeney
will be pie Tor Tunney ! think he
could lick Hceney with che arm. All
Gene will have to do is stand up and
feed him one-two punches to the
head. The match. think. would
have been a better one had Risko or
Sharkey been selected to fight the
champion.
1--WE don't expect the gate to 20
as high Is 100000"
This is not Gale u'ated to arouse
the enthusiasm q eithe: Richard or
Tunney. The promoter expe rs a
gate Of 1850, 900, and the champion
has no ide. that Heeney ,.ill be a
set-up. It will take the develop
ments Of the night Of july 26 to de-
termine this.
The experts thought Tunney
would be "pie" for Dempsey two
years ago. It has Leen persistent
custom to underestimate the chal-
leneer in heavyweight title fights.
Tunney intends to make no mistake
along this line. He realizes too well
the handicap Of rearly ! years lay
off for him and the corresponding
advantage to Heeney Of fighting his
way up to the position Of challenger.
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Northwestern Improvement
Company, . foreign corpora +
t;on.
Plaintiff and Appellant


State Of North Dakota; c. A.
Fisher, as treasurer Of the
State Of North Dakota, and
John Steen, as Auditor Of the
State Of North Dakota,
Defendants and Respondents.
1. Under Section 2194, C. l..
1918, an action MAJ be maintained
to test the legality Of . tax under
which mineral reserves are forfeited.
e.. The classification Of property
must not be arbitrary, but reason
able, 80 .as to : sure reasonable uni
fcrmity within the territorial taxing
district.
8. Under section 176 Of the Con-
stitution taxes must b uniform up
on the same class Of property within
the territorial limits, and . law
providing q flat tax Of three cents
per acre on mineral reserves, in
GLIDING coal, Ignite coal, oil, and oil
other minerals and metals when the
ownership thereof has been severed
from the everything strata and sur
face Of the land without regard to
SsIv A1Sg0e 400uUStyS W vNto0 Va jag
mineral, piL or metal taxed, does not
classify such property ct all for
taxation; and il not uniform in the
territorial taxing district % re-
quired By Section 176 and is there
fore void.
4. In fixing the situs Of property
for the purpose Of taxation, the
Legislature is restricted by Section
176 Of the Constitution to personal
property not otherwise exempt.
5. Under Section ITO Of the Con-
stitution, "a!l real property not used
directly Or indirectly in the carrying
Of persons, property, or messages
must b assessed in the county, city.
township, village or distric: in which
It il situated"
(Syllabus by the Court)
Appeal from the District Co,tt Of
Burleigh County. Hon. Fred Janson-
ius, Judge.
REVERSED.
Opinion 81 the court by Burke, ].
Conmy, Young Z Burnett, Of Far
60, Attorneys for Appellant.
Geo. F. Skater, Attorney General
Geo. !. Reimostad, Assistant Attor-
ney General, and T. H. Thoresen
| Attorneys for Respondents.
II
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Doherty
Grabs Decathl0n

Philadelphia. July 6.-R-Ken-
neth Doherty, Cadillac Athletic club,
Detroit, yesterday won the national
decathlon championship. James
etoWn3t, Los Angeles Athletic club,
Was socond, Barney Berlinger, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, third, and
Thomas Churchill, University Of Ok
lahoma, fourth. All gained places
~ tie United States Olympic team
n The all-around track and field
event.
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NASH GOES TO BUFFALO
Tom Nash, Georgia's great ath-
!ete, was farmed out to the Buffalo
lnternationals for seasoning as soon
az he reported to the New York
Giants.
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MAJOR LEAGUE PROsPEC'

MAJOR LEAGUE PROSPECT
Ray Gardner, shortstop with New
Orleans, is being hailed as one Of
the best young shortstops in the nil
nor leagues. He's hitting q mean
pace in the, Southern Association
this year.
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Sleeping with their mothers was
fatal to 70 Virginia babies in 1926.
according to statistics lust an
nounced by DR.. W. A. Flicker, regis
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QUITS RIDING: BECOMES
TRAINED

Boots Fairbrother, a leading
jockey several years ago, recently
turned in his riding license. He ap-
piled for and was given a license as
a trainer in New York.
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Frank Rigler, Going business
rs Wishek Cash Store,
Plaintiff and Respondent.


vs..
North Dakota Construction
Company, . corporation, ct 81,
Defendants.
Federal Surety Company, .
corporation, Of Davenport,
Iowa.
Defendant and Appellant.
!. Agency cannot be proved BY
showing tie declarations Of the A.
legged agent.
2. An agent has such authority
rs his principal ostensibly or actual
~ confers upon him.
3. Acts Of an alleged agent can.
not be used to establish agency IN
the absence Of evidence tending TO
show the principals knowledge Of
such acts or assent 10 them.
4. After agency has been estab-
lished, statements and declarations
and acts Of the agent may be intro
duced to bind the principal. Il they
are within his actual or osyensible
authority.
5. In order to bind Z principal
for goods alleged to have been 40.
1ivered TO his agents or employees
for specific purposes Il 10 necessary
10 show that the ones receiving the
goods were authorized TO recoivG
them and that they were delivered
for the purpose ordered.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from the District Court q
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Cth Hines Of Georgetown because Of victories with avn
"A
throwers in this country.
established c. "A
1927 with heave of POS feet 66 inches He led field
conditions
200 feet 8 34 inches.
Johnny Of the track coaches of
likely Olympic record
Anskerd gsumm
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NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT
N1nEw AHKQ
To Each Of the Owners and Occupa
of the Respective Premises He

To Each Of the Owners and Occupa nts
of the Respective Premises Here
matter Describes:
Whereas. The City Commission OF
the City OF Bismarck deem 1t neces-
sary to construct a sidewalk In front
OF. or along. each Of the following de-
to-wit: ~
Along the West side Of Lots S. 1924.
incl, Of Block 30. in Williams Survey
to the City of Bismarck. and have di.
rected the City Auditor to notify you.
to construct such Sidewalk in front
OF or along said premises which are
owned or occupied by you. at your
Now Therefore. you and each Of
you are hereby notified and required
to construct such Sidewalk in front
Of Of. or nr.a along. as above set forth.
which are owned by you. subject to
the. approval Of the City Engineer,
and In strict accordance with or
dinances now in force and effect. At
your own expense. within 10 days
after the date of this notice: and II
you fall to 80 construct the same.
such Sidewalks will be constructed by
the contractor employed by the City
Tor that purpose. and the expense
premises.
You are required by said ordinance.
before commencing work on such
Sidewalk. to make application to the
walk and for = permit to construct
Dated. Bismarck. N. D.. July s; 1925.
(Seal) NJ. H. ATKINSON.
City Auditor.
1873 City OF Bismarck, N. p.
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SAYS HE'S GONNA QUIT
Lloyd Hahn will run no more
after the Olympic games If he lives
up to . recent statement that he il
to retire.
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YUP, He CAN SLUG EN-
Bonnie 0osterbaan, Michigan's
famous athlete, batted .l69 for the
Ann Arbor collegians this year.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha 6; Des Moines 3.
Amarillo 8: Wichita g.
Tulsa IL; Oklahoma City Z.
Pueblo s; Denver 3.
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P. Simmons, Bradley and Heving,
Hoffman; Earnshaw and Cochrane.
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Tkore are l16,b80 victims Of lep-
rosy Ia The British Empire.
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TAKE HIM FROM MAJORS
Al Fons, star Holy Cross hurler
this season, passed up several big
league offers to join the Milwaukee