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PAGE 4
Tigers Seek Second Win
At Boston This Aiternoon
Detroit Ih Unbeaten At
Dost on This
Season
BOUTON A hi: * Tb<* Amir/sn
l*a*u*' ’ i r ! *ph <r.<d ab”
Wedli'fda . • *i. *h* :i thT
gar* wallop'd th** (('’<! - \ »nd r
National* »• n! • 1 >'■ VVh.t**
Thi* -wPeri ■ * '■
< l«ch at.'-*! I 1 •
d*«vt>r to '•: * **• "i rr V '* l-I ' l * 4
record They 1) •i* i * oin* * k#d.
In Boston '« t
Klth»*r Mil i r:i« r H'w »r
Khmk** w . .
form «m U * tb 1
emoon Itch hi* eb* n *« •
th** world r Mi O'* uof *• 'h*
n-H'-on Dii - l: t" 4 ll<4 d ‘■' h *
Hntimiay ! ! • ' ° ;ru " ’
will worf fir »l ■ Red x *'!o
Ruth dldr. » . n • <4 » , r • * i.-
of a w. fk . n-l •’ 1 r»- *t >, in wt, '
hr wa* *o r* ; Infi ' ’ r ‘ rn ' ■
an y ***rtt. i > '
May . i* in * m '
was pitched W* d'.* ’ho !
t
ponn Shore , < s ‘>'« a *•** ’ 1
day. Hurl; or F< ><*r :« thr* <1op»
today
Httiias had » oft tim* h**r.- U o,i
B**da\ af'< rn m A
was Riven .i O: ■ * ' ’<n 1“ : - n
first Inning. h* *-t» I*ml down to * ' V
as vastly »* pof*,ble, b- m- , r
that Saturday aapignme: • t-v- ry
little whll *■ h> •• am
off ionir ntor* run* for him, >
the champ- n ,wr >lld get wr n
atriklng dlstanr. The : l« v
bad ball, hut they woul I have been
whipped had they perfn ied up t >
standard, for the TlmT* were n
rare form a? th« T ' '
tlm. He usually i- mini’y (r is'
for thojrp
Thank* to Hurry H- Imann, ’
first Inning de< l»*d ’h* ; »ru* x
walked and Cobb forced him l>^ r '
fell whil*- fleldlni V.-arh • ground
and Hobh' e ’ 1 I'* ' r 4 r ”
Heilniann »rifft t '-. r
rum* scored Hoopor didn * re
the hall accuratel} md Harr> him
aelf took home on tht* rr «har
The feature play of 'he pam*'
came tn th*- aerond when \ each
killed the ■ big Boston c hance h>
ahocatrtnp catch of a line drive b
Thomas. Two m-n were on »nd
both would have t.»:h-d h ;• for B--
erfa fine rape, Bob: v
Lewis off v,. ind a* • tina ’out
Vttt ami Cot'i ft (9.. lr ’h»-
They tried a double •’"•d T> Wil "
cauaht Off record and - : ar»“<J a r*:-
down that let V-tt <'eal h-«me. T •
Peach rcach«»d second ■r. 1 proir., *.•
stole third, making a hoiy show
the champs
Boston brok* thru !»-'
tally in >he fifth, hut m irr. »
had added t>wo mur*' to t - c
Bush was safe on >n error and ‘m
third on Vitt s auntie vm fried v*
run wild and flunk'd
grounded and worked a had tornv
out of Scott Bush scored and y
took second Veach
the r.eoraiar. home
doubled to center in the Boston ..a
and tallied < r n infield ou’ »no
an error by Bush
Pen nock replaced Leonard
l>etroit w*.is stopped ror
The Red Sox start»v ' rally in
ninth, but it n<t;.'«l them on!' on**
run. Hooper singled col Lewi*
doubled. Then they -übsided
SINGLE G. GETS
CHANCE TO SHINE
AGAIN TODAY
COLLMBIS <>. Au 4 fe— The
free-for all pac e w;l feat ure
(it! rand Circu tueetina '"re
afternoon Sr at 1»- *• wul : * favor’
again In addition to the regular
program, two unfinished races
Wednesday Will he completed Th"-
are the three-year old trot, n wh:c v
Harvest Gale haa won two hea
and the 2:18 pace, in which Peter
G. won th* only heat rac*d
Ben All perform'd according *o
the program and won th" - 10 ra' •
In straight heats Wednesday Th *
was the feature number. Ihe -un,
mary
TWr HirkMf Cel* Trot. "I"» •» **
|'Mr<*llll«, 2 tn -1l l*MC»e a I .**o*l
Jlarvest (ii*l -; i f Har*
< • ’<*x 1 .
Worthy Veto, ch i.. by
thy i>f • I •••nnl'i t * 3
d* y rr. b
I>e Forest iMurph i . •• • 4 -
Tln-e —I o* «. .1, i.
Hotel f»e**hler stnke. ’J: to fore, S to
Ri I‘unr *:t.OU»*.
Ben All. I>. k. h\ \Ventlh fit
man •
Tommy T’ t. It iM*l» n
*l4 • 3 2 3
Th.- P<*in,* t V i*e» m M •
MiO -n
Jiav Hj.rlng. Ur ti ‘lla' 3. r >
Oregon Hat I Mu> |.ht . .5' t 4
Ttm«- - 2 * V 2 f '< u . ’•'«
Ptia t'me, ;| In S| l*«r%». ai.***' t I »-
Anlahnl |
rater <l, l> \ P. uert C t
Maitin ft, tlk h ‘K'-Stnej
Vandota * b i < l a•*
It*: It . • i * - m *
H|.\ ■ I li!‘*m
J*» M*< k. ■l> h. (M--I*. nalfll. *
»**t H.. I l- ». * Valentine I 7
l>*n v> rt 'o*tn *» i ■*
Tim*- -2 ■ ,
♦
••Slrmo" I lel*«*M. .Inr Jra< k>an and
“( kirk" t,nn*lli innMa't nln * ern
**nt (or • Iftrl mil, Iml they irnti lit
he In * foil nm In *rt In nn Mu
rtoliiM* *« member* of th, W hllr »<n.
DOCTOR ANI) REES
LIVE HAPPILY
ST IDI IS. Mo, Alia -- A
a warm of b have lived and mad*
hon*’y fru :hr* ' v» at in the bn-k
wwll at the honn of I'r Allan Wli
son at No till \\ ;ig< ner-placc !•*
Wilson ha- nn<r nterfer»d with
lhe lit*'* and they !iu**" harm
ed him. nor tm c* *v* r • at* n »nv
ol the honey.
Th* bees’ lmprovl***d hlxc is a
ratify tn th* wail about half to
the top of thi two-story house, on
the kitchen "ode Th«* enframe t* a
small hole .ippar* ntl\ left b> ’he
brleklaye* wh*n plating the nrtek
•round th* anchor of an iron wm!l
brace
Mr Wileon "hid he had investigaV
#d and found th»i th*' cavity now
attend* into the wall nUnit a foot,
apparently having l»«* n hollowed <>ut
lv the he*'- th*'niseive« The swarm
h* not a very on* and Mr Wil
mm thinks it h't* not i>ro!u(*'d more
bon* y that I' nrode-l He *]«>e« not
•tpevt to try to remove the bees
SEEKING HO»SCS ~ P
M T CIENttNS MEET
NEITEBS .EACH
SEMI-HufiLS
Doughty >i«re T(' !m In Ih >t
KounJ. ;url (jilrvi- '-N ::l
lie Picked r«Kia>
ftn.tls in "he ni*n - ' v- e
Heir.del. 1-f M*"tr Ycrh* is . ' T
*
and Garcia wi ?ii* rvh Wt< r.
men’ it lio ibV- 1 1 " - i’;o'.
single- for men an* 4 , w . •r. :
The *•♦ > il?> if W*4n- - - , i'
Men - * *ln*lf*
b*.** H r , • • I* k ' - -
$. 1 10-* Feu r* h r • *ind —— I • . *
vs m i* «■• «-*
>1 rn • llnxblf*
M*ri « i *ub -- - in 4 W -
brook and . .*s*rrsn n,'»' * ~ • >n t
Ge-.rge <-?. i- M' *r sn ■ - ■!-
4 n Mr*? ><’?' • » r *4 iM' <* 1 * *.
«•: M* e* and NT >* »:»t NT ’
and cjf» n r•• I-.' •- ■•* 1
Thwi’T** M«■ a ’ <*er ar •*. I■'.
g.3 T -«, M*«'k and Mr* beat
I aiUrn *lntl*«
r , , def* i 1 t \t ■- - v . j *
v-• h. ■ •.»'.••*. «- •
DORIS WATTS
BEATSTNGARA
are scheduled *o - v ’.his af’er
noon u? !>*->'"*• par l - T v * /roervr
ca!l« f'»r th* . ' * tugclerr r ? h*
feature fi’ir; ? - r. J *h
Ha’fje King George E H -r -r» .
w.ilf a dogen more -'er'ir.e perforn.
er*
• , r Wfttti 5 1'3 < .•>#» f\ t- c* n IJ! V;T ST
5.4 * m • ' v
hinph by trr? * # ; r. jr m■ f >!• !n w .hm
T vr a v a T<~ m *. «r. 1 *:• **. ’’ v ' ' ' - H *
4t:AVr r h' *n - r Dik
inc th * ’.one nv. !*
Fkjiff; He had an n-
- R f P*-r
triumph n tb#* : :*• T^ r> ***
reward hot a!! r h» " v
fl|:*’ H..
K ; - “K- y• * \ * W Vm
VI - •
B-rtha T 4J
2*m Frol, pi.mm.
T>or f» Wt.u* h hv (Jf-n
Inr ar a. a h B * *h *4
* ■>
M:«a Mm »• p M > tt
an >b : ’ r • 441
J/»hn Ft* -Jn.• pal ■ «
v kr y' ■' * t ’
TftmrriF E>. t» e *J f. n n * 4 • - 4
Mk". !'-•• ' >f .
Th# Un%* n #>f *fop
m'lln* fr'im h<*e •ha '» In* I m
l>lrr* nnntrf like to *»*■ It on some
mannK'r* anrl pl»i rr*
Baseball *>w nm For \\ ar
fafegr-T *' -• ” ’ 'V
■ - 1
*
/ r '
Wirair .
C*p f e *4 ,
f * plain 1 111 1 it* It na * |,nrf
»*«** "I lh> tf* Inrk VmerliMn
t ***** fln*eHn|l e1t,1,. she , >uU-,. "
la rentff a*4 *Mlou, f,,r n*, | hi,
photon rnpti n«a fnheti In lletrnlt.
tfhere he la taplnln In th, *litren(h
t ntfed b|.tr« I.Wlnrrra || r «,r«*>rf
In the *e*nl*h - 4 merlenn ear, amt
when *h la tarte ,-nmr on he rfr"ppe,t
nil haaalneaa to net **o«-k Into the
| i:l ti >'-■* if
tW\ - ■*r • '•hr!' *kS
f— 5* t '
| STANDINGS j J
American League
t \ Mil \«..
*. if ► * * . v v rk ’ * * •
i)#(ru(t ,v*. id \• ♦
rharkilm '• (.snifi.
** a ’ » ' A
I fkl*r!.i.t k R#k||||«
-,| • • ' „rn •*+ *r i t * V*
; i r* r r
•t'i’ a *4 ;
National League
»TIMIIMi
f. -- 'A
I har*d*' ’« frame
1 • «»er«*a • • Ue.iiit*
' ~ THE THERMOMETER t- f
' ■ goes down go up -lb I
m- S NORTHERN MICHIGAN
I Wfcrj . ■ ( , ‘ V; T^
Fix the Family Up in a Cozy Cottage or
in a Comfortable Hotel in One of the Resort 'lowns
along the Northern Michigan ('oast, where they may
' iv* th- rdvanuge of *he jnvlgoraTng »00l bre**c« Vou can p . •/.*> week end.* wi Ltre rn Leave
“THE RESORT SPECIAL”
1 Hours to (frand Rapid-
Overnight to Northern Michigan, Frankort, Travers City, Omena.
Northport, Alden, Charlevoix, Petoskey, Bay View
eland and Lake Leelanau Resorf** mh < I ton’s f{;«> )
Thf “Resort Sjieciai' Twelve Section (via Sag:? > daily rxro; *' t ! Too
Drawing Ror»m SieepinK C'ai'A. Detroit to 12:R* <> <;on Man * .
Travel e City and Detroit to Bay View. d; ‘ v u> ' f ‘ r,t >
Also Toledo to Bay View. I/ ave Detroit , r .
7 :o.> p. m. Daily except Sunday. I v night <, 'd t:.F,
Othei convenient train.-*: At 1:15 a. m. , Frankfort.
Pere Marquette Tailway
T. \\. heurn**, D. I*. A.. 26 Fort Si.. WeM. Detroit, for Rc-en (tons. M.dn md ;*,20.
DIAMOND STARS GOING TO " VR
* DICK.
HOBLITZE t •
3
Th* war
a v bft«eb . : V. ; v * • :
WO rid + £ ■? a iT f *0- ''l 4 ’
|t nißv b* .a'lk
nurpber v * 1*: *- 4 a 1 [ - *a .ar ■n •
'iow'iy, nr 4 ’ tiiaj *r a^
S -An of *! * : u r*- \ .n * •
rtr (' Hot !*z< v*r ■• * • p 4 * *
*..., ♦r and u■ ' **■ 9 ■ * . 4 *•* •i ’ v .
teAwion \V r n ii; •■ n r ' -f t
n ■ % 4 h»»r 9 ■* *■ < • r \■ n ■4• **
g» * *„rf 4 \V*d r tr -' v
JORDAN IS FAR
BEHIND BANKS
EL A R POINT 1 X",g
N' <T ,r ' # ** * r u
A .J T l ' n Er j
T' r»*» & j r*i» 4 ' *♦ r 4 t
rn# •* 1 »# piif #f» *
fpkffgfirl )u<( in (Irtlf tn ».** *1 r ft
But If* unfair. Ih* gni a.*
In of hrr Ifiigurs hf for# h?« I
to lo«ik aroond
H#cl»a In look :i«t If thi n»»f(
I#« 01 a of th* 4mr »I* an Iff :* ic t« • h 1 e
fir Mftl 4 ol‘ nrnnhfi*, lln
IlMfi fn tfm #1 •••we front n• > * • •
If fhei wotlM ano# t the e »h.rl f. »,
nnnt In n row
DETROIT TIMES
l>{/\ :a nut:
xi . ■ ; ■ \ K ‘
4 1 & l )
I ' r rt* rk r, *» f\ t n
» s •; \ r rj
r 1 <n
H •'
MISS DK'IROIT II
TO RACK TODAY
ALEN VMMC V rA\ N Y fltlK
r * TIV ; • - I! .r; » •
;]< ! T 1 < ,: im: *a rid
t, 1 '1 LS off * o •;. \\ , • . . , \ if f •
* lfc * 0; •* : *. «Y* **• f and *h♦ r*i:• f * \
M M ‘s Lfnr •
Mi** N <»r L 1 ah y M < r ;•< hot] ** »w
mf»r. *>\ ‘'> !• * v • * f v• r aft* r a
-! mi!' -** W* ' * f,i i*« a .iff or
• * t ■ r 1 ! < r'- 1 n
(|
WHAT IS GOING ON IN GERMANY!
As lold By the Newspaper# We Get From the Teutonic Kmpires
and Neutral Nations.
i ? • tin.| ‘\ a - \ »n the non fler
••Hy 'V .i i,j i ~ii ,»r>* t ,tnd that
!.i> I*• >• also pom? to the l
boats* U.r
(irrntan mvny » path to
Pei laie* <iod ' ’ ,,r ' if> * h ** •*
r s ,
„ vO • d««iT i r*» - 11
Iht* I -ImMln t , l,» n t
the Schlcw ig Hoi
*•'- r> i mars' union. tn an article
In t 1 l 1 ■ i'.tui un«
i ' and God b oi***l : hi- wit h
Hh u« m r ? ■•• r p. m>d * th« w i>
lot u> H ha* ♦riven fh* vimld .»>
Ii kurv.-o rh,n Kn gland t-. ini
• ■ ' herself if. how «-r.
*<•'!> • t » Kng! ir.U the possibility
"* • ■ "c »>v sh pa th* lmpor* of
“ Her \ strain*. India, and i
;•» doubt f'. w ) ->t In r
’*> I God w ill feel Inclined ♦»> ]
: v?* ■;* "i" or her u*h apl**nd’d op ;
. : -I: ■r < rivpy -K
H . wl,«h ?ha* we ► , r.'i'*;v t!>'
■'and Ho •< v* t- fV|f »n u> ! k
i • ■•- • th** ft o o >i !
*•> V ' o;r aonorala in »n»t ntid i
»»•'■. w r on the *r»»«'»vi God w .shi •
' ;■ r • •• p •uro for Ilia b- ■
' -ft prt*a for w hirh r
i;e !an ” •
t-'t ,fort ’VU'in* ’* a ’ iu orcan I
it t. it. .ndu>tn»l and •tnan 1.%» ;
.-do- ha a boon burr* 1 from ;«!. I
Muzzle U
v.' a TV.'/,...'
r I anktort in A ’■' <
/pi tunic •
f’?'/ M \ W.‘h. -f Hei,|.. h..- . 1
r:r. V - •■•it' Wiv» no. Thor of the fir
■•••■'• * *:«; r•. - * w h h ■be k .ivp 1
-> '• .• • I 1 v - - iv ran
it!: pnh!:o .*i nos 'h*» third, in i
* rt- • “Germin Pit ;ttn-nta’
I’a and P - ;r. |*-of - AV'>
"» ! ’ v * p,. , id
’• * •'{?. lali-u; w .... n he b am*
■.• -q vny ' j'! <h*
Prof W< bh r » .4"' fe it’ir*sl ?b*
ka’.*t-r’>* f. :'.dr,.-fca 'or tnakinir fl.tr*
w} i. do
.-•-ir V w *••*«- *rar la f rd Into rm-rn
ti *j* bv r\’|e government *
Tt lea • • I r having
'ond ;c'* and h!ma*»:f In «ncb. i way
* * :
i t ' »<v; (i'-rtii-nv inevab'e
!*- f ’•• b ' • cir.i w «*h the
K. u: •■! T ANARUS: rt
• • ■! •• r. fhr - ; h o’itb’ir«r-< n
r . ... W, j , »,« ,f
\bd■ i! Hi", 1 a* and 'hr
Ta* .*’• r Hi and« n? w! • r the Valuer
pro-- tt*i i hir>«e f proferTor Os ?hr
- v< r. srr.* •• of *hr au.'an of M r
MAXWELII
Most “Miles Most Miles
P*l Gallon kP.kuP.-::' dim.--
I Prom l hr Merlin Taurblatt ronte* I
la -trlklnr ltiatan«*e of how (irrmany
rniahee the IttM -park JSf frmloin
~ Tin* i i’lati ■» Io ef
(iPrttlun to 9 rr-fr!rt
( ourt Sa> s ’hi" v’.wh »nd ■
Nation Must '* tons <d mm
•M.uitit* f **• I,l ' f
v tend* ir t e
1 OUnK a workman at
Klberf»dd under are orgam/' and a so
k*l'ty which com hi nod j'olltl>*al dls
c'liftion with amusrment He waa
iri' mat, flr-f fined for forming »
-ofiety without miliary approval
ind then given 10 dnjr* in prison for
panic tpsttlng In n food denmnstra !
•■.'fi (Mi the around of two ronvir |
ti.'tia, pro. .#ali ngs thin were ;
t.roiich' to . ■:» him under refornm
*. r\ control Iht>* action. suceei*a
? i* tlr-t w.ta reversed on appeal
PI . < h*. f 1 irgomaeter of Karmen
then too* the higher and got a
!■ (r. iain't the youth The j
amit "t up the principle that * , the
<»taf' *M' it ght tn evert comptil
sion n r* ir»rd to the political view*
of i ■* -oibje. i.< who are nnder age”
and iatit down th. judgment that
th« 'fate rniift >e« that ruino’K are I
Influenced in a national ■len-e•• and J
fha’ the /act a minor is tnlmlcallv
di -d towards ih»* s'a»t*, or even j
•I'.irfer.nt toward l» IS evidence
# r.■ ■ gh he in “moral danger
'' -r,| *h* .tory from tb* 1
Mer *? P ' ms to hr fha* !» I
!• le.Uy wi a*d to rob a wine re| j
•ar unless you are
Wicked to 1 rrinre or T-er
Steal Wine
I r , C'"« 'N ou’re ». ,• i<i. •r, %
I'rince -r . ;:>e«r i
10. ksn.ltb'.H a p j
; • -• * v. .*< t"■ r.'en( ed lo -l* ]
. :.*l, • i ; r;sonii»en? at lt«>rl!n f< ■
br-akiiig into a ; :nie'v wine cellar
n * ; f S a fj : nu'.nice w,' h
v.t , .I’ ; vrd a? ’!»•■ pa ace, !,.
ga - I ~u >■ ' *«■ Mr n< •• Fr. derl< «
llf'.ri • :I • :i 1 • \\ : lo m ***
and p. u. red t ,«f 'i I * bo"’** r
win* ' and iiu nirs Tho b*« pos
'.'• ■ i hnr. s * ; f I the bottles at
rand' ui. 'lo lad was fi)r*unate ir.
: >. *- fin among his ‘ ptnl
\> , b ■ -of M umm ■! am ;
pH*.ro w l 1 w• re | i r <* o-> and a*
, bo''!* a bolt *• of Char
rr* t* w.>r*h J*r, 1 and severil bo*
• . , ,* \* r> old F*r. neb brandy This
•>•**. * •f in par* 1 f.>i low
j• v;c. - t,> v inous res*auran» keep
er~ and n par* enjoyed In company |
wt*h hl« sweetheart
I « < mi), nin't *n m t.* htM op i
II.rM alnne I nl**.. hr fr(r. a hnn<(
at pltrhlni. prrhnp.
When 1092 cars of the same make average
27.15 miles on one gallon of gasoline each
—when 2040 cars of the same make average
29.04 on one gallon each
that car must be mechanically right.
The figures cited are the certified scores
piled up in the historic Maxwell gasoline
economy contests of May and June.
They were made by privately owned
Maxwell cars in actual daily use by the
purchasers.
Only the highest standard of efficiency in
engine, clutch, transmission every mechani
cal detail permitted the achievement of such
results.
A
Touring Car $745
Rnadttar Town Cat SlO9S{
imdan f1095 . Alt pricmt f. o. b. Dolrott
The Cunningham Auto Cos.
t r
tvoomv ARI> ;»rtrl WARREN A\ F.S.. DETROIT, MI( 11.
(iranrl (irnno 1600.
Small Monthl> IVijrmnN Arranged If You Prefer.
iii r Rsrm, a it; is t i !*i i .
That food "WindUm, ttive it
months a*:o continue opera" ':.' tn
Kerllu is 'how n by ft. .po-i if etna
- uclr .. th:-. nom
K»mml Swindkrs' 1 " !'•
ConliniM v
.. an. w ith .n Im
(ipei «it ions men sc -t. of
In B<‘rlin e**-. . fr. t
for sale at "It
cents each at the weekly muik -t tn
1 Hiudenbtirg Very smin the stall
was besieged by a great number of
women
“Kefore the close of the market,
however, some of the purchaser*
came to the dealer and demanded
the return of their money, »' tha
egg-, were rotten The dealer de
dined to refund and she was bom
barded w|th the ejjgs by her en
raged cii'*uniers
‘The ega dealer took to tight,
hut wa.- pursued by the hooting
multitude as far ns the Hungarian
hotel, knocked down, kicked, and
practl. alt> burl. 1 beneath evil*
smelling w ives of eggs
“The battle »a i event .ally forcl
hi' terminated y tbr. e i:''ied po
llcem* n. who oonv> y* <; • 1:* ppy
egg seller, with her arm br>> . a. to
Lh« Infirmary ”
Doq Gave Life so- M.v*?e
Ia i .V \ la , \ ic \ ’ t ’ ms
• f S'.lnev I'T’t, ..Ir. • f - ■■ < b-g
frie I t-> pi . vent Mr >’!' ■ >: . ir:*o
his gars*.. Mr I‘itt pu •. !. .:. g
asld» utld then open. 1 >■. boor,
w he.i a mad d'>g sprarc fit ■ hut
•he fan.* (’.t .rrtp|*it i| v.: i !,. -nth
► T .*!•*! a d« sp* r:<’.‘ hghi . . \
gunshot and: patch'd the s': .J.«gj
and th* 1 farm dug the' 1: . : -! .v n
u< h d* vo*lon and unu.' Uti n dll
g« n.'e id to b. "hot a -> of
miuistak. • .• infe. *ion
Cave Alia*. r( f )
1 KllsFlwin \- eiv.
ing . ta.-. t.atne ’vhen to r* . red
!• •r* the selective drift on Jar;-
William H.iv-- aI.H- I'iu Mr. *•>,
vas h» 1 in $i ••"» ootid *< i >r
th*- federal sut-bont.es Hi t •»
f.r-.* art< . * t>» b» mob h* r< on '!r.a
charge
o'd Man Turn* "F 1 'p.fHetp "
MROv iDIdNCF. H l. A.» -
'Th« agill'.y of .1 I’ K s r
111. desevea wi'. - puhll. ' *t tn it
-,m received Mr ll* I* - ch-.,*nd
bis seven*v n : j>b*ti tur'b :
er r)«\ hv ’timing a flip " t\'.<
read 'ha* *h!« hn* be.-n
ar oii'ervan; *> of his na? tl t. *-r
the Ih'* t l ' vOHr«

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