29 August 1924 - The 15th Infantry Regiment Association

TIENTSIN.
No. 35.
VOLUME VI.
AUGUST 29, 1924.
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.American Forces
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Vol. VI.
Uentsin, August 29, 19Z<I,
CURRENT POLITICAL HAPPENINGS .
IN CHINA.
~ettled according to authorita:tive
mformation. The French Minis..
teir 's visit to P aris is relied upon
hy many to bring about a settleme.nt tha~ will be sati_sfactory to
both parties . T'he. Chinese argum.en;t has /been chiefly ooncerned
with
payment of the Boxer
Tndemmty at the present franc
rate of eix ch ange while the French
have demanded payment in gold
as stated in the Profoc.ol.
The
la.test pro:po.sal oif the French is
th.at the payment of the Inde!IIl.nity
will he. pos,tponeid for two years
a~ a quid pro quo :flor the reco-gn,ifoon by th e Chinese Governmeiit
to pay the said ohligation in 0>old
j francs. This is the first
_on •th~ part of the French to make
any diveT•gence. from their original
S~·a nd hased solely on the pro'.v i810 8
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~ . of the Protocol° a.n d this prnpos.ition
may b.e acceptable fo the
fl~1 :ne·se. It will at least give the
Chmese l eaders who real~y wish to
.,<;ettle
8 th~ debt an. O•p portunity to
do .° without los1;i~ face Q'.V' icceip1trng
the. Ol)g'mal . French
proposa.I~ wluich . wecrel a.p p·a.re\ntly
so ohno.x wus to most o& the P'arli'.a~
meilt.aria.ns.
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bu1t no serious inc01Uvenience seems
F BKING:
'l he lukewarm suppoi't shown to to result.
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pr. W · W. Yen by many influentThe progre~s of the Sino-Japanial Government agents rather than esei parleys is pm·ha.p s second t.o
outspoken
is responin ·
a.t present in
- hle for the failure o.f a vote being Pekmg:
AJ. the outset flotid
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by the House of R:epre~enta- predic tions were plentifu'i of a
>es. . Among the agencies : a.t - Rucceissful outcome · and thei fm1
emp.tirig to arrange t.erm:~ with med]ate reco·gnitfon of -R~ssia by
he Parliamentarians on behalf of .T apan. Certain difficuhtfiei.s wern
Dr. Yen are several men V'ery encountered howevetr and Mr.
cn>etous o.£ the positfon them- Yos~i~a:wa, the .Ta_p anes6 Minister,
-ehes. Kao Lino·-we,i W anO" Yu- went l!o To·k yo for fu1riher instru(;.(·hi and Dr. W :i.1ington K;o are ti001s, particula.r ly on the Sa!J'halin
all ambitious a.nd woiuld welcome I question. Beyond cryE"tallizi~O' the
•he office in case a comprOlmise .Japanese attiitude small
were necessary.
vVan(J' Ke-min towards settlemeint seein:!s to have
~fi:r~.i~ter of Finan<'et who is in. ~. j he~ achiecve.d by ihis visit.
positrnn to render financial as- Varrnus meetmgs havei beeln h eld
:;ista nce is not an int.ima.tei friend hUJt: thei respeict'ive viEJws of Japa n
oi. J?r. Y ein's and hence is un- and the Soviet on the disposi.t.ion
-J llmg to pcromise the payment of . o·f the. coal and · oil of northern
-he t.wo ~.ontihs sala1·ies d.e-manded S~ghahn ~a,ppear
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widely
, Y · the Parliamentarians.
H e 1d1verg·e nt now as they were months
:ears hy such an act that he might a~o.
Tb.e1 ~ apa.rie~e claim that
nffend Dr .. Koo who is at present i;heiv hav·e said then' fuial word
n >ery fn endly tell;ms with him. an~. that t.here is no question of
DT. Koo .on his part desirels to Q'etitrng furth'er inst.ructtions from
:-emove t.he o•ppol'lition to the Tokyo.. They nre de+e1nrrineid lo
Ad ingi Oaibinet of which he . is rect::a in i.heir ho.Id on this t erritorv
P r em:ier andi at tb'e same time .and will maint1:3 in poRReission with
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hostilitieJsi in their troopB. u!nless there is some
SENTINEL MOVIES/ :
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'rI:TE1 SENTINEL.
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SUNDAY.
; studio at Shanghai will produc;:i
Bill introduced into ParliamJent• at Chinese Pictures fit for export.
Perking to withdraw China from the
L eague of Nafaons•. Sta,t es China_ G erma.ny arncl Russria powerful '. n
receives n othing b;a,c:kl from yearly · Canton. In good grace»· 0£ Dr. S un.dues of 340,000 dollars gold except Ya1t-Sen.
Ei11.Courage their enterinsult from other powers.
prises and ha;v_i11g several ~_them a~
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p erson al, pohtwal and m1htary a..iFRIDAY
Woman murderd in Chiners e Citv, visors..
Peking and: Shangha,i E.xchange 'l'ientsii n . B efore Mrs. Lui , wealthv
closes t empomrily. Bond fl.uctua.tions Chinese woman. could call for h el;J TUEiSDAY .
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Japan ese Air G irl iom-; Chang
Ecornomio and political situartion i.n robb
· ers who had entered her home
<;.tahbed her in the. n eck and brea~t . j T &o-lin's avi aition corp;, at Mukrlen.
ca.p ita,] responsible.
stripped her of her J·e.weho., ransa(:krd ! ~1iss Nibe, a da.u ghter of wealthy
timb er merchant, an exµerienced and
E~gbt U.S. Su:b-s anchor a.t Chin- the house
and made gc1,cl 1.he;r able avaitm•euse.
wangtao. R eturn to America short- esca.p e.
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H eir Presumptjtve - to R·ussia n
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.e·Stroy ~rs to v:>:1t Throne den cruncl's
Ang-lo-Russian
2-03 Mutin ous :FHipino Scouts given Hanko f
l t S t b 28th
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five yeaa:s each by G. C. ~.f .
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w r.om a )OU . ep em e;r
~ " Treaty. Grand Duke Cyril, ·warns sub0 . Oct ober 10th.
Have been pro- seriberi"l t or the loa,n th a t they will no
mised .great. welcome,,
bo recognized in. the event of I m Prince of W ales to p a.y offic.i al vi&it
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ca,use.
of
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U.S.
Passport
peria1l
R.e;,t erraticm,
to .U.S. Augu~t 29th. Will pay his
di.fficulties wag Mi&~ Blan.o L ourdes.
r espec.t s to Coolidge.
The prooence of this goddess like
Ja;panese offioi ah~ ait T okyo char ged
Tuberculo:;,is Serum found.
P ro- woman of 6 foot 180 lbs in the . with taldng br\bes . M erchants con. fessor CaJmctti, F~·encb, Scientis.t, sa.y s entoma,g e of the "Wild Bull of the ! fess bribing officials to purcha ~ e
my discove.r y will only help yom1g Pampas" became, suspicio~s. t o the ' 91·ticle for di ~,trib ution amon g ea.rt h · folks by making them immune. To immigra.tion authorities who dis- ! qu ake refugee~.
b e inoculat ed by the baccillus on e covered h er Pa.s.s.port t o be for i
, should be free from aJl previous. T. B. Havana and that. in s.pite of announc. j Mmder of m ajor Imbrie , U.S . Vice
infect·ion.
Discovery i•ecognized in ing hersel! as Sen or Firpo 's secre.ta~·:v 1 Coi;sul at, Teh ernn. Per'sia , bla1?1e? .':)n
8he displayed .ain expansive ignorance Inat~v e p_ress wl: o had been mc1tmg
France.
of &'ecre.tairial duties. They both were an_tdorn1gn fe?lmg. ~bvernm ent J?l'O·
Sun Yat Sm discovers in its, in . released from E,llis. Island when the ; mises . to PU?J~h guilty pers?ns ?ut
fancy plot- to overthrow Canton Gov- r young lady promised to t ak e the first jblames ~inbne s cn relesi::n_ess_ m go~ng
ern.ment. Will investiga,t e Volunteer boat to Ha,v ana.
It~ a sacred ulaiee and persrnt. m _t aik1-r:g
Corp"' and elimina.t e traitoriiJ.
pwturcs. Ha~ col01:£u1 career; l_ ng
SATURDAY
MONDAY.
game hunter m Afoca. ; Se1rved W'th
War i:umours blamed for failure France dur•i ng th e World Vv :w and
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Soviet Ambassador's note to · J ap- of four Chinese B'anks in ISb an ghai. won m any war dec.or·a.ti.ons ; \Vas
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wmmd ed and ret urned to the sta.t es
anese Minister re.agarding the Amer- M.mis ,ry o . ntenor at 'eking asks
ica.n R ese rva.t ion m ad e in return of arrest of stock m anipulators who . but refused in American Arniv an·'l
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the Russian Legation prope.r ty in th
' ey c l.mm . ave used · aseless war
China adds impetus to U.S. Glovern- ru~nours and other reports a.s, a. means P et.rcigrad. B rilUHJJJt sBrvice in var.
iou& posts· in the E·ast gave him the
ment's study of R,uss.ia's Far E·a,;;.t ern t o_ ma1rn money :from mvest ors of the n am e of an authorit.y on Far E "l·s tern
Diploma,cy . GeneraJ Harbo~·a: m ak e.s midc]le class .
Diplomacy
startling statement tha,t there is
D avis , democratic candid a·t e for
building up a. mena.c ing cortlbinaition P resident , condems fo e Klu Klux
Gie,r ma.n;y thanks now Mtexican Precomposed of China, J a.p an, Russia., Kl an as being un-Am0rican in that sident, Gencrail Gi:.tlles., for gifts .tb ey
and Germany .
t hey cP.1n'y the banner o.f rac.iaJ and received fr cm . :Mexico during th e time
of · Wheat scarcity and ecoYJomic disreligious pre~udice.
t re&sos aft e1· the \N orld W aE
U .S . Treasury warns aga.i nst acceptance 0£ large numheQ' of faked
Illtreatment of Chinese m M exico
five, twenty, and fifty dollair bills: di&- further re porled. S onora imposes WE1D;N·~SDAY .
Wo1·d from Manila tha.t the incoveTed in circula.t ion in the U.S.. and a "bi1siness tax" on all Chinese
m ercha.ntsi.
T'h e J\lfe.xican G!overn- . dep endence campai~ is to he innow attemped abroad.
ment shirks it s resrionsibilitv and dee- tr,nsified ma.y force R.epublicari · and
Princess Mary of Great Briton cla.res in favor of San.om that tax is , D em ocra.t.ic leader&
m ak e· Philip!' strickly a provincial meas ure.
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ca.mgives birth to son August 21 st .
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Crowds of 20,000 people crowd j Chinese Motion Pictures develop .
protest meeting a.t Bengal deman~- I 70 theaters n ow in va~ious parts of
L ocaterlli is pi~ke dl up eia st .of Cape
mg remmral of the governor J_;,?Id the country. M ost of pwt'u res shown r l! arewell.·
U .S. g.ruase.r R.rnhmond
Lytton, who they acouse of havmg ; are foreign made_. The first purely I finds the Italian World Flight pilo~
in::mlt.ed Indian women in hi~ ~e.fen~e : Chinese picture. was " H ai Ftsi " re- \ drift.ing heolplessly in wa,t er where. he
agajnst charges · of c orruption m . leased in 1921. Since then 15 other wa,5 forced t or 2liritht l ast Thursdary cn
l'olice De.p a:r tment.
I companies h ave risen the foremost . a.ccooot of engin e trouble.
\ Vill
i h eing Comm ercial Press which' to abandorn furthrer flight .
Dr. S aito ~ppointed as h.ead . of date has ·p roduced l9 dramas , 12
P eking Qa.hin et• la,ys plans for
Me·ait ln&pe.c.t10n Depa.r tmoot m Tien. ; n ews-reels and 12 travelogueR. Pathe
tloin.
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intei•ested ,and from large obser".a.noe of C01_ifuoius Day on Sept.
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German Govt. to &tick to Dawes
- :~n to the. . last. Is prepared to live
~ die by its atti.tude on London
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Belrnv~s Da~es Plan
..:; the first opportumty offered to
.:r.:-rmany ~u get started on the rnad
:') pro;,.penty and, pe,aee .
provinces' a.re
r~aching I
!.Peking but. in tha~ Bi'itish and :A~eri:
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warships have left We1hau.weu.
· and Obefoo unde1r full s.tea.in for
1 Shanghia the situatiQil looks serious.
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World'r; biggest wieless station will
soon be completed. With t.ransmisc.ion station a,t 1\lfaJ"shal Island,
Ca,Li£orn.i:a,, comm.uruca.tion ):iertw;een
the Sta.tes a;nd China. will be on a, day
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.•1exico c.lail:ms dairy written. by
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~o~umbus. Newspa'Pers fig:U·e that / Japanese newspapers pick up faJse
-:i.:m storm overtook ship ne~.r. wireles~ from &hip fha;t left Tientsin
~.ores, Columbus · completed. this &oine time aao
and headline
=airy and encasing .it in wooden box "Terrihle Disas·t~r' in 'l'ientsin. One
w~x casing threw it overboard- , of the World's Greatest Tragedies,_
ere ~i was found ·washed a.s hore 36 ,000 drowned."
~t:a hund1·ed ye£rs la.ter.
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,_~ese. maide?s. .Only . three a.rtist&
COL. CHE.NE1Y.
_ els m Chma w,b.0 can be persuad.
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Peking, Aug. 27.
=.... a the famous Ja.paneise pamter. / .
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press tws morn~n:g en rou~e--to
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:::;nthetic ·1umbe1r, an American i has be.e n in Peking ~ill...® Januairy
- -.cornry, to be used to solve 1922 and now, goes to the · Wa;.·
_..__.:;n-alia'.s housing problem. · E.:c- Derpartm,ent in. Washington.
::rnier Hughes closes ·. deal m
_ccago by which a ·2,000,000 dollar
Colonel J.
H. Barna,rd ha.s
:.n: for the• mamtfaoture of lumbe·r succeoded Colonel Ghene;y as A,rneriwas,te fibre of s.uga.r cane ·wlll can Military .M·tachei.
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Office
POSTAL NOTIFICATION •
.......:;;:avor to commt1nicate with. Mars
wave f9roe· of 32,000 meteirs.
SAN .F'RANICISOO N . Y. AIR
--= message·s were1 una.n.sw·ered.
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MAIL.
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No 13,dditional postage for trans·
: portation ;beyond .j;he pomt to . wruch
mail. is earned 1by. the Air-.1Vla1l
,1 Service will be required; the Lione
Irate will cover dellvery to the addressee. Consequently all the states
whi.ch are not situated on ·th~ Ai_rMail rout~, have been <Jlass1fied m
the followmg way: . . .
1st ,Liane: Cali,fornia, Colorado.!.
Idaho, Montana, .Nevada, Utah~
Wyoming.
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2nd ~one: . lllinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ka.nsas, Kentucky, Mlchigan,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska,
South
D?okota,
'.l 'ennessee,
Wisconsin, · an\]. · all · couthern
!States not 'listed.
3rd Zon~ :· Connecticut, Delaware,
Maine, ·, Ma_ryland,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New
Jersey,
New
York,
North
Caroliha, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rh0.de Island, 8outh Carblina,
Vermont,
Virginia,
West
Virginia, all foreign· countries.
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gistration Union .Postage 18 to
be added
a surtax of:
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For ·the ]st Zone 16 cts. per f OJ:!e··
or part of
ounce
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For the 2nd Zone 32 cts. per 0ne
or part of ·2nd
ounce or frac- .
Zone:
tion thereof.
For the 3rd Zone -48 cts. per orie
or part of 3rd
ounce or frac·
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tion therE}Of.
· This surtax is to be represented by
means ,of ordinary · postage stamps ~
which are to be affixed on the covers
of the' ·letters, on which the following
inscription is to be . written:
"U .S.A. Tran&continental Air-Mail
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Service. (No .) .. .... , ..... Zone."
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An Air-Mail Service has been
A. Baneroft! council for In . I established between San Francisco
"LASIT WEEK'S Of'.IDiERLIES.
;:ional Harvester Company, . as j and. .New York; letters only, destined
- ..\.mbassador to Japan to suCDeed to places in the United l~!tates and
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Comm.anding ·
It-0 foreign countries, m aJ'. now be i Officer: A1;1!5;·
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sent ·b y that route. The lme passes I 21, Pvt. Collms, Clo. 1
.:="'i:aiho no~ undergom~ reseaJ"c.h throuoh •San Francisco, Heno, Elko, i 22, Pvt. Sentman., Co. M:
~ aeolog1sts1.
Bel.ieve ~his Salt "'Lake City, Rock Sip rings, ! 23, Pvt. Mitchell, Hq. Co.
--_~:e reso:t to b~ old site of Han Rawlins, Cheyenne, North J:'latte, 24, Pvt. Shine, Co. L
-'--base 2,000 years ago.
Omaha, Iowa City, Chicago, Bryan, 25, Pvt. Jo11dan, Co. F
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~ -~om up liy wair.; Chine1se fte~t., : .ist Zone: ·S-an Francisco~Cheyenne, 1
Aug.
_JSed of" five t.orpe~o boa.t.s and 3
2nd Zone: Cheyenne-Chicago,
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steia m .. for wa.ters along I 3rd Zone: Chicago-New York,
R.R.
Gleneral .'
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- ~ so~diers mutinied at Woosung,
Letters. may ·however be s.ent t?
'='-::..ahon fevered . as to . weth~~ offi.ces not located on the Air-Mail
__..::5 Sso-lm will . interfere. · .Owing Iroute; such, correspondence will ibe
~1 censiorship no news . relating , forwarded to destination by railway
:.:2 warlike move·m.ent~ Of the ; ma.il service to connect therewith.
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21, Pvt. Newman, Clo. I
22, Pvh. Cameron, Co.
23, Pvt. De Normand!, lfq. Co.
24, Pvt. Ve.spe1r, Go. L
25, PVt. Golden., Co. Fi
26, Pvt. Gollin~., Co. I
2'7, Pvt. Taylo.r, Oo. 1\1.
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at ticket window. 2 ho~rs enjoyme~t in cool .theatre where you can
view a High Class Movie production. Nearly all Orderly f'ooms
now have our tickets, the ·rest will likely have them shortly, as a liberal
commission is being paid to the funds of the companies handling them.
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fallowing.
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dates fr:om Shanghai, ha.ve bee.u
furni,shtid by the S .S. Co~panies
concerned and . are subject to
FROM POJ;iT'L AND.
changes.
most
these boats are
Sept.
under ·Postal Contract the date , of Hannawa
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'l'HE SEiNT'INEL.
August 29, 1924.
ARMY ST01P!Sl , RECRUITING.
IF YOU COULD VOTE"
CONTEST CLOSES SEPTEMBER IOTH-SEE SENTINEL OF AUG.
Fo1r the' first time siuce1 the
\V 01rld ·wa-r and, as far a,s that i::,
concerned, in recent 'yeal's, t.h e
Army haS'' rea,ched H ~ full strem,gth
a.nd the recruiting service has . been
instructed to discontinue enli,stments. Shortly before the· Wo,r ld
"W ar this- condition was approached, but thi s was due to the convict.i'()n that t-h e United States would
be di:awn into th_e great, con:flipt.
The oldest officers· on duty do not
t'eca.il when the Anny wa,s not se~k­
ing recruits-.
8TH FOR RULES. PRIZES TEN, FIVE, AND THREE DOLLARS.
, Broadminded to judge fairly a.nd
SEVENTH ENTRY.
in absotl ute justice..
La,die:;. and gentlelllaJl follow
Ladjes a.nd gentlemen for this
citizens Ou.r Counfry ha.s grown
ol<le!J.'. "\Ve a.re1about to a,d d a. new grea,t reispon:;ibility for this grea.t
leia.f to our Hist.ory. It it; an o~ea s­ hono-r I nomiu~tte MitS. ANDY
(Loud cheers .a nd apsion when t he ,Allleri'C a.n Citizens GUMP.
by theii' inherited prjvilag·e: of the plause and booing for l / 10 minutes.
vo-te will elect, a, Pi:esident, to guide
EIGHTH ENTRY.
and preside 9ve~· this great, commonwealth a.n d land of one hundred miUi_o,n: people- ; a. 00,u ntry on
Well I gues!:i a,s ho:w th~t t here
which the ' &iin has never set. iW e only o-ne ma.n in this United Sta.tel!!
'l.''lie. Depadment, has been forced
a.r n enter_ing into 'a,- new · e'r a, a.n e~:a whoni I'd vote ~oi'. President ,and to disconti:rme enlistm~nts, as 3:,Pof ip.creased prosperity . American that's ::iur Andy Gump. He 8 a prop1iations will not ,perm.it au inca,pital is lookjng fO:r new fields to ta~l slim lon~: i:i-osed genUem_an crease o-£ the a,v erage enlisted
eonqueor and in every cotirit1'y of wtth plenty .of wmd au~ _µ. cavit,Y strength orver 118, 750. _ The' actual
the world t o-day there j:;. American I where ~1.w:;t fo,lks ha-".e chms_. He s strength of the, Army at auy da.te
Bmiine.ss. l'his is ca.using new a.. fami~y man; drives his o-~·n is uot to be, o-vel' 120,000. The
que1stions in Olll'.:ogovernruent.-: Out' fhv~r hke yo_u or me and so ~al' analy1:1iR of the reports just repolicy of i;;olation hu:s been sha.Uer- h~s nt shown t_ha,t he has bra-~ns ceived indicate tha,t -the stre ngth ''of
ed and America ' 'to:-da,y must take e~ough fo get his feet c.overe~ with the Army at this time is about
an interest · must co-operate "with oil. He- throl\YS- a tall hue; of a.p ple 123 ,793. This is a peace l'ecO:r~
lands outsicle om: _o~n in order ~o J sa~tc.: a'?d does' nt- ;~re~ muc~1. '".ho without. precedent excepting wh'en
best. pro-tect her citizens and their · h earn him, .a~d he :; JUSt foolish a drive was ll!ade sho-rtly• after the
inve-s tments in foreign countrieis. enough ,to ,Leh eve most all he says . War to secure 225 ,000 enlisted men
There comes a. tim:ei in the1 gro,w th
y
. I th' ,_ A d . , . t tl I hy promises of giving e:ve·r y reetuit
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of every coun t ry a, cn·sis
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the people of that wunfry ruust man or a. JO' • ' I .Y on1"if 1as
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meet an_<l pa;;s if their co·u11t.ry is '_'"~~k .he made a, speech m '~hich__he
. w_'hile the recruitin.g- ser_·vice ~j-11
to be lasting. You ma,y ;;ay our mbpIOnounced every woid, :with be ready to re'sum~_ i-t,s. ope,r attons
crisis hat> pa,ssed hut History point:> I ~v~'1' ;;~ve.i: leitt~rs; a.~d . I.11 _be ~m a full sea.I~ a,t any~- time:- should
to the fact that our crisis _has hut I 8 ".itched .if he _did, nt st~.r~. i~ th.~ it become neces~ary . M::t-Jor. G~ii.
arrived. 'L"lo-day ' as ne1ver beforei middle O't thei tSpeech to scrntch hitS Robert C. Da,vrs, 'rhe AdJuta.nt
Wei ha.ve thei eyes of the wo.dd upon I back.
Any man who, has se~se General o,£ thei ,Army , issued inu s. Intel'ested eyes for they realize· ~ eno·ugh fo do tha_t has my ha.eking structioi:1~s this week toi discol!-tinue
all. enhst:m ents . of . men :w~thout
tha.t the,i r pr"Qsperity must rise 0r 1 aud support .
fall with OUl:S . .Just as we realiz_e ,1
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d" pi'10r se1"Vice. The .increase Ill en· th e l as·t·-£e~ ruon th '.'" is
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. _pea-0ei wi.11 make our : . He
. s . .g·ot .one
. _ . . i- '· a, , uoy
,.,. 'id an. . l'11; t ~en t s m
t h at t I1.eir
peace.
'j ev~rt y tll~e that kid pu 11s a .,,oo
one a.ttrJ:buted fo the gi:o,w mg reahza' be s ta~1ng aifter the old ~an and tion on thei part. 0 .£ _ the meu of
Vi' e· passed through . a. grea.t ~rnr every t.mrn the .boy gets rn d1;1-tc~ eligible' age· thaJ the Arllly offet s
victol'io-us a.ud in honor. But the '~·hy_ . Andy looks up th~·_ wife- 8 a profitable cal'e·e:r.
questions that· arose after that wat•, family a.lbu~n to s,ee w~1ich one:
NO _·WEDDING BELLS.
wer·e settled less hoinura bly.
In .0 f her relations be s takHig' after.
Eutope greed and fea.r ran rampa.n t
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and the ideals that the. wa.r was
Andy;s just lilm the fellow in
" Da,r ling, will Y()IU marry me? "
fought for became lost. 'rhe wo,r ld the book. H e;s got a millionair
is adYancing aga,i n dmvn that o-ld brothe~' in . A ustra.lia with. a w
_ eak
"Ha.-ve you seen mothe r?"
trail of 8 elfish inte11·est and we a,re place m his heiart for hl8 dumb
led to fear tha.t all t.ha.t we relations. Well he: keeps Andy's
"Yes, but 1 still lo·ve you. j',.....
sacrificed will have to be aga.in. ice-box full; the1 woH from the .4.u[lie Squib.
Unless within the' next few yea rs dom· and furnishes. spending money
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Andy ain't. got a, dog to play on
: ~ the world will co-operate to' form
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. the house la,wn buf if you people
by tlrn poiiver o.f might and ·the
Andy's wifo is a, good worna,n eled hiru I'LI, promise to, send
sense of fair d eal iug au everlashng
n·ith her ears kinda. enlarged from him the pick of Queen'& n.e<xt litter
peace.
listening to1 :what Andy is alwa,y s \ 0 £ pups a.nd you know Que_en's the
We- are abotu to eho;;e from go·ing to do and ne-ver does. That's best coon-dog in this here county.
among us a LB'ADER.
That o·nei of Andy's strong points telling And my pro.mi'se is bettm· than my
J~,EADEiH must have eourage and her how he would run the govern- vofo which uo one wjll ta.ke.
an unselfii;h love for his country- I ment ,; ma.nag~ a ball team or wash
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LA'l'EST STRENGTH.
Oo1rporation in s.hanghaa. w.h1ch
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When _the Serreta.r y o.f the Bn~- I
sto·re.s and Exchang~·s just 0 1utside·
-1"h Admiralty was asked rece•n t Y :
Official
+ the compou11d ma4e 20,000 doUa.ri;r
.n the house of Common!') whether i •!•
pro.fit from exc~an~e ou us alon~.
~e could give th~ latest kno·:wn I •i•
Photographer ).: As long as Ohma, imports Amer1-~g-ure·s of the cruiser, Subma1rnf' :::
•!• can Merchandise they all need our
.nd de'Strover position o·f the j •!•
for the
•i• O'Oild fo, pa.y . As it costs high to
W or·ld 's lea.ding na.vie~. dRhow\np; 1 :::
J ~hip gold orver here· we arn doi.n g
-hi ps proposed, authorize , _un.ner·, .:.
Sentinel
(• 1 them u. favur by cha.nging the best
.1Htruction, and in comnnsswn, ·~·
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• • ~ JittlP friend in the wo•r ld for a
e-~pectively, he furnished t.h e fol- J •:••)•:••!••!••:-•!..)•:O•!••.••.••.••p•.•(•(•(••·•"• 9 ' ha.ndfull 0 ,{ chea.p silver tha.t never
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don't take too1 many Chinese Bank
notes t·h is payday.
Many are:
failing. T'his dotpe is from reE;
able source'S.
!£ the - r.oU wa.s only ca.Iled ac-:
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Bl'itish. U.S. Ja.pa.n . Fra.nce. Ii:=ily.
selves best 'two111ld sound like
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this :-Shanty, Goof, Barn call,
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.Takey, Wobbly, Dutch, Wehby,
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Ramblin, Nigger, Ga.w ky, MacLoo,
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tensio'll hotpes to remam m Chrna
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Abie i.s now st.l1dent cook a.n d by
*Aut.ho1·ised. +Not jret authorized.
the time N ovembe·r boa,t pulls out
he.' II be a, r'e:gular a.rmy cook.
- - -- - - , J,efa hope hei's too• biashfu] to yell
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Captam TntJ.le i~ to take fJiYf'r
Headqna.rter's ev1de:n tly ha.s no
ACMINE OUN
the reiM of tb ei 'l'lne•ei M'~. Head- Rense of 1rnmor. Stevei was told h1
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qua1·'lel"s cmnpany claim:s . we are tepmt as o.rderly. The staff tooTr
]uckv. ·we know Captacin Tuttle onei lorok at tha.t uniform and exis. ·Here's hoping thimgs run as claimed "My Go1d ! Wh'at ii misthev :ire. Drink -that toast deep take" and sent poo·r Sfove hack to
n.t thfl· comp:rn:v hlow-oui- Septem- the g-um·dhouse to :walk post with
ber 13th. I1 wom't co·st. a tl1ing-. and j Bam~a.11 .
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mean ° n he-11 of fl loit. (Especrnlly
Bii1ley aJld Cox ha.ve JOtllled the
aHr•r th P 6th nr 7rh boHlf•).
Vnselined Rheik!l o-£ Vict-Oria. Park.
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Co.x whose a.n cestors were> in the
Hnvin(J' Jt-,,.,f. mY ::0nsp n f' lrnmo.r Boston Tea p.arfy was overheard
-'.he of ~he besi . cmnpa.nie.s in. the in b:i· li~g ifoT.~m1d tlrni Jake.y whiler out'. proma.n ading to l'emfll'k
-- .ment. u; a.b out to lose ifa com- was ns tough as steak whereupon on thei outrageous price of t.rri in
:idcr. 'Who can re•-caU any in- 1 Mac showed me· tlie dear nld r.I'ientsin'.__-Now girls a.in't them
-nt when things did'nt run : hyprr:r1"i.t-.e wa8 ii <10.n:nrmed cake hero's just gra.nd !
'J hly in this company; Who .' and tra hound I'll substit.utr for
]ifo:n dn.y is La.boT' da.;v . . Ba1"llcall
e-call when an injustice was the ('n>nnany notes. a. £ew rPa.l fads iR Kickin"'. ·He wa.n.ts toi know
But vou . ca,n re-call t.h e whieh T knmY clmrrn Wf'.Jl few oihPT'S wh:v '.t.hp· c~olieg can't doi it instead.
!:.\ moves tha.t were made in the
know:-·- ·eo.t of a perfe,ct morale. By
":ig Captain McChrysta.l we've
"\Yith al] .rhf'. stor1ps of fammc;
Cop-"This man is a !a,wyer by
a grea.f. deial. That.'s the erx-1 f1001fa; ProVlll<'l::tl vVa,J'S: .JnpanrRe da.y and a burglar by mght, your
--:.:.oion oi the entire personnel. Royco.U.;
nno
:fiuan,..rnl
nlots honor".
"'e we all wish him the best. o·f ag-ninst O•U r po(·lrntbooks, the Money
Justice--":Which wa.s he nrl'est·- at his new station, Ca.mp I Exc11.ang-e still drop~. 'Yhatev;r j ed for?
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the t.rue reason' the1 wi.se h1nls w1ll
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The a.hove• figures are is;ued on . the following assumpt.ions :--:(a) .
Thn t the efficient- life nf a, light cruiser is 15 iea.rs.; that the effic1~nt
~i te of a destrover is 12 years.; that the efficient hfo of a ,sublll!arme
-., 10 years; (b)., that in the case of British.vessels one yea.rs wa.r Reri<'f' is 'equivalent t<f t.wo· ye•a.r s' pea.ce service . .
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anJ he ·w ill ju:st give Ut> a. uund1 I
HUSH SOLDIER
ct commands and then turn us
loose and let us drill all mol'lliug
An Irish sol dier on ~eutry du ty
by ou rselves. All s.amei "'Silent , had O'l·ders to allow no oine fo smoke
l\ianual" eh (
\ nea.i· his post. An officer :with tl
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j lightHtl c1ga.r a.ppi:oa.c hed whereW e.11 it' s nea.nng tha.t <lay of
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l.l Wille s i.o· c:xplu1i11g upon l'a.1 boldly challe11ge<l lum
dp,ys:'·fo,1• the' soldier a.nd t.he: buy::; C:uluwl..Ju::; hull uol.11111g . 011 .U1c 1\an.tl or<lereid, him lo put i(. out a l
are all ';yondering how they a.r e .. 'J o·p · .. 1i you uun. t llcl.te \·e, it once.
going to· pay th~ir "ja,w bone" if as.Ii u im some ot .lhti tlli11gs he lla~
the mte .o·f exuha.nge stays. down fouuli rn t.he pai;t week.
The officer wilh a gcsluni o·f disto eig'hte€n, per. Guess others ha.v e .
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'\gust threw away his ciga.r , but no
worried b~fore a.n d still "jawbone ' '
~ee old "Songolie'J ba{;k · from sooner has his · ba.ck turned than
goes o•n.
the ra-nge with hi;:> :usual Slll.Jle•. Pa.t picked:.i.t :up a.qd qu;ietly re.fa·~
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i:;ays he made e·x pert.
Well, we to.~th~ ~e·~try box.
"Geqorge" Kei;na.rr has be€!Ii. ·h~>ei n~ rea.so-n fo doubt it.
pi:omote.d .t-01 .the1 gr~de o._f Sei:geanf ..- ·
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' T'h e Officer ha.ppeoUing to lo-ok
a.nd is :th;in,king of retiring pretty
]for Sale :~One le~ box, good as arnund, observed a: be;l.utiful cloud
soon.. He :was in :the! army before I new. Can't be bought for forty of smolrn issuiug from t he box.
some pf us young .bucks were- bor;i pesos o·uJ:nd~. WHl sacrifice same. He ttt once challeng~ Pa.t for
so . I guess he knows wha.t he is App ly to "Hijo.u" before' oor on pay smoking- o•n dut~v. "l::imoking is i.t
domg.
.diliY·
smT? Be<lad, and I'm puly kee'iJing it lit to sh9'w the corporal :wheu
"Old C ~ z:'.'11" has mailed his let\.Yow ! ."W o-w ! _"Wow ! Put·! l >u t J he co-mes around as evidence a gin'
te.rs a.fter aJ.l. T'he La.u ndry 1·e-· P ut! l-lila,_ck ! Quack! Quack! Now · you."
fu nded thirty cents gol d a.nd he do·IJ,' t get excited a.s Jhi:; is a, re1
used it for postage•.
product.ion. of au a.r gumeut be- '
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:W.e1 forgot one promo•t ed and ~very morning a.bout t,he time that j G_eor?e take 1ti. wl~~~1 you told him you
tha.t. was NOONAN. Sgt. Noonan the rest of the soldiers a.r e polic- didn t love him.
now has foll charg-e oif the' pool ing around qua.rters.
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room and seems to b~ a. pretty good
carried
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like
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man.""nickel" r u stler. He is also o·f-1
\V €. · ha.veo one' t hinoin this com0
ficial refe.ree1in all pinochle• gameis. : pany t hat no 0 .ther has a.nd t h;l.t A m. erican L .e gwn Week ly.
is a, :wande1ring ' ' Key h o•l e'' . It
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. Like a _ca~ -they aH co·~e! back, sta.ys around all da.y and t.hen at
and so• did Ste>ve Brody · Wel·_ nig·ht it sjmply ca.n't be found. It
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come ha.ck to tho ol d floDk Ben. j should leil·Ve it' s ca.r d wh en it, goe;:;
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GE.lineral Shanley an d hls 1itt1e
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army of se·v en jom:neyed down to We wo11der :
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Nan Ta. Ssu, Chma :where• the
·when our boat is coming?
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MENS '
and his. cohorts a.s his aides de
W hen Foley will sfop e~.ting?
OUTFITTING
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H Noona:n wouldn't sing us .a
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If Hull wHl eiver goi home?
out of t he side door and maneuverIf J ohnes would quit using
ing in the• general direction o.£ the \
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hath ho•u se. Som~e thought tha.t he 1
"Abie"
wa.s only going to1 ch~ge his soc.k·s
but none 0 .£ us saw him come1 bad: _ _ _
-- - -- - - - so· can't say what fran.sp;ired.
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a.i·oun!l. Rumm ha.s it that he will
soon tmnsfer to Service Comp;wy
and take charge o•f the transporta.tion section. Good luck, J a.ck bet
you lE:ar~ some new "cuss" words
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Le!llgyel, )V ashinsky
As ther Sha.rpshoo ter' s Badge Imuch b~t his act.iJ:m s with a. bottle IResseguie and Armer sang the
'.hat we. o·~ered, fo·1: sa.ler in the1 la.s.~ opener dese.:·ve l~o:norable, meution. Ii;invil ~horrus entitled "Fill them
, me of 'Ihe Sentmel has noit. yt'it Runt HaJ.T1so1n 1s the ouly man up aga.m." Storeiy thei mule doctor
i ee n sold, we- have decided to givl'.I t.h at can pla.y a Banjoi with oi_ie wa.. ther.e in case1 0 £ emergency,
i t away in a guessing conte.st. , hand and ho.id a glass. in the o.t he·r hut we had no1occa.s ion to use him,
Anyone guessing thei n.ame1 of the Iat the same ·time·. But. Runt :was 1but we sm:e- admired his new shirt.
c,:J dier in .the a.bo ve1 pict';I'e•, will ha~dica.pped, he1 ke:p t looking up- S~l~11.g saile~ in and ga.v e _a.n, exbe awa.rded foe badge. 8end all staus; I wonde•l" why? Just as the h1b1faon of nght a.r m exercise, the
Answers to the l-'ost E.xchange, ] pa.r ty
was going a.long good old saying, "T'here's many a. slip
_.\.t: rial ~fail via, Da.i :Bey.
Weiner busted in. and a.fter a few betwixt cup and lip" don't µ.p ply
Hansome Ha.r vey Hansen :was minutes there wasn't, a. _thjug left to· our 1-2· Se·r geant. Well I guess
-een in a. ten·~ble pO'sitiou t.}le other to ~1at. _vVe a.re sure glad · tha.t he \I've: said .abi;mt euough. , 801 here's
•lci y; he bet Slats Odando1 tha.t the ca,n t drrnk as much as he eat.:;; 011 , hopmg Bill gets a.not.her Bonus
15th :wornld bea.t the J aps·, but. due the party would have bust€d then Isoon .
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o a. comedy oif errors the 15th lost.
Ra.rvey had to roll a cigaJ·ette
a.long the fioo·r o•f the· squad room
iour times with his nose. Ha.r vey
-ays tha.t he knows bett~r now hut
hi~ nm;:e1 is not s~ good.
1st Sgt. Adams. Cla.iims fo have
-he Champiorn Fighting Ca.nary
Bird o·f North China.. His canary
-:rhose name is :E'IRPO 4as. won his j
:a;,t fourt.een fights.. Sgt. Adams j
wi ll back his bird aga.i nst any ·
an a.r y in China., for a.uy amount.
Sgt. Nye g·ii..ve a party la.st
aturda.y night· and it sure was a.
:.umdilnger;
:the transporta.t.ion
:;-la toon was th.e re with both feeit
.ill d their ha.ir in a, bra.id. Benuie
~ d a~ns ga.ve a~ exhibition. orf .o·l d
:d~ h10ned da.ucmg, one of his trwks
-eing d,a.ncing on his ear. Gust
_wa.nson a.ppea;red for a. sh91rt. time
· 'lt as he had an enga.gement with
- me one iln the1 neighb9 rhood he
> t early. Jacobson ornr genial
_• k was there· .with bells on ; he
· ng a song called the Old Hoboken
ucket and i:e:ceived much arppla.use
' bottles.
P .a.r ker sta.r tled the
• owd by his dr~11ma,tic em trance: ;
:.e then sta~ted to te.U :the story of
_:s life, hut because Bill a.sked him
J keep the s_t.0rry clea.n .he had to
::'.t. Janke Pezic is sure some
~ tla dancer, _t.h a.t boy has moive.:nh th at no1 onei ha,s suspected ,
-'='Y·ie noit Ingersoll movements
er. Hed Campbell didn't say
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Whitt ................... :";""-' .: 263
Ra.zee• ...... . -... ".-....... 1-,--. •• .:':.L.,; · ·263
Well the compaJl'J has -c'o mpieted ~we get back in Tientsin a,ga.in we Schoenhofen · .. .: . '. ·.:·:..... ;~ ;,:·.. .· ~64
firiug the Servicei Rifle1, .Aufoma,t ic will try to sling mol'e dope every
Hitle and th,e ·, Pistol and ha,ve a.1- week.
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Ga.lli .. .... ". ............. .. . :.. .... .· ._ 262
i cady..:~, ~hH'ted· -~thei•f"']'ieild l<'iring
'l'he following b ·a. lis_t. of the
also the1 ·S.Q.-U:~.d\Comhat Pwblem, qualifications o.f rnelliLers of thi::; Kie·r nan · . .. _....................... :. · · .. 262
Cnrnke .. . .. .. . .. . . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . . 262
( \Yl1 ich . '"'e, ' e;ip~'ctdo Cop off th1.J nrguui·za.tiou ."::ith Jhe Springfield.
Leiverton ...................._;-..- .. ' 261
Ho11orw o:f''h:(vjng a,· squad from
Score 'rhompson . . ... , .. , ......... ''° ,~.•• , 2G9
this ~rgin:!Ziition be the·~ (Jhie1£ of Expert !{,ifte~en
Lt. lha.u n . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 315 80t\Vers
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ln:fan~r-C~?1-bat Squad) .
i Matheson . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . 257
Sharpshooteir .
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Pvt.. lcl Dezenberg our esteemed IA. Haley .............. . ; ....... . 290 IR an.e;·' ...... .-..,.· ....... '........ .. . .. m;5
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mechanic spent the. week-end in
Shufelt ........ ...... :........ .... 254
Hartnett. .. ... .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. 254
T'i entsin celeb1'.ating a wedding Expert Uifleme·n .
which took place there. (How did .F9rehand ....................... . 321 ,foy .. ., .. ., ., ., ., •., .. ., ., ., ., ., ., .. 253
it all conrn out Dezenberg).
Obnstea_d .. .. ................... . 308 Dezenberg . . .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . 253
l);:ty.ton . ........... .. ........... .. 305 Gentile .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. 253
A few da.y s pa.st ls_t. Se1tgeant ~01bolewski ..................... . 30'2 Ang11ll . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. 252
Kl.a gge, rece·i ved a, letter from Ser. Atkimion
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geant "Doc" Rowland, who was a
U nqua.lifie<l.
Bailey .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 2,47
member of this a.rga.nizatioin bef~:»re Sharpshoote1·s.
he depa.r ted ior the Land of the Shaver- ...................... " .. . 298 Jones_ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. . .. .. 244
Freie on the June bo-a.t.
· 'Doc" Keeney ......................... .. 297 Lake .. . . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . .. .. 235
wro:J:e from San :Francisco and he, ~tewa.rt ......................... · 296 Robertson . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. 22fi
<itafos tha.t :the old to·w n sum looks ; Callahan
. .......... .... ..... ... . 294 -w ili:;on .... ... ..... ............. . . 225
keen after being awa.y from t.he .Prisock ...... ........... .. ....... . 294 N elso·IL . . .. .. . ......... . .. . ....... . 223
States for a, few years. Sergeant Hart .......................... · .. · 292 Betts ... . ... ...... .... ........... . . 190
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tsin to )Vashingtoi:i D .C. to reiplace M.a rlmuris ......................, .. 292 ! The followi1ng is a, list of qua.liSerg·eant BeUoi.
:VVallace
..... ... .......... ... .. .. . 290 i fications of members o·f this or'~' e are sure ha,v ino; some fill'e · Baird · · · · · · · · .. · ·. ·. · · · · · · · ·. · · · · · · 290 j ganization with the Automatic
wea,t he·r tlo•wn here Ra.in Wind I,utz
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and Sun-shine, but' we· ha.~e b~en ~~iller
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in the1 sticks soi long .that we will L 1 therland .· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
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feel like ca.nnibals when we bet KeUed:· · ......... · ............... ·
back t01 the big ' City . aga.in Llo·y d ·, .... · ...... · ...... ....... .. 288
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S~herma.n .................. ..... . 288 Pistel }fa.rlrnman.
Kn:shman . ._ ................._, ... . 287 U.. Haley .. ..... : ........ .'.... 6.J. 71
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Pvt.. lcl Charle:s A. Peyton has Albaugh ........................ . 286
been pro~mo·ted to• the gr!lde of Lopez ............................ . 286 - - - - - -·- - · - --- Corpoira.l vice Ghi0i i'educed. Go1od Peiytou ......................... .. 285 Pistol :Expert.s.
Forehand
.. .. .. .. . .. . . .. . . .. .. 92 .86
Luck "Chuck," kee·p it up.
l\farksnien.
281 I) eyt.on
....................... . 88.21
La<it e'Vening four s:qua.ds came SVilco~ _ .......... · .. · · .. · ...... · ..
<lo~u here1 from T'ieintsin t01 pa;r- HKodl~l~m~~l·~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ... · · ~~! I~isto.l liJha1·pshooter,,; . .
tic1pa.tei in the: Squad Comba.t 1 . ru 1 '()'>Hhl .... · ... · .. · ...... · .. 0, l(Talh ........................... '/~J.17
82 Callahan . . .. .... .. ......... ..... 78.10
Problem.
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Bugler GaUi is still smoking Fiddlel' ... , ..................... .. 281 IPistol :Ua.r ksruen
Pereenta.ge
'r'HREE. DUCKO cigars, I cant INoh.n . , .......................... . 279 1Robertson ..... ...... .......... · 69 .76
see ho•w any oine: man can smoke Ifill . , ............................. . 276jshave1r · .............. ~ ......... . 67.26
su ch ROPES a.n d live to be· very Cornish ............... .......... .. ~~~ .whitt ............ ~ .............. 64.~9
old. Well I guess Joe is enjo.y ing Maleski .. , ....................... .
fa1t.z ... . .... ...... .............. 61. 3
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the1 best 0£ health; _a t least he· sure "M: uller
. . ....... , ...... :......... . 27G
is gaining, he ha.s:'' ga.i~ed nearly Burke ............. , ... : .......... . 274 j Unquahfie<l.
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three ounces since he came t.o Nan 1 Osborn ............. ............ . . 274 j Kla.g ge ................
47.98
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I Ulrjcl1 .. . ...................... · .. 27 4 I
Oh Boiy, :we sure · did :;ho·w the vVelch ........ .... .. .... .. ....... . 273 1i The follo1wing is a. list of ·qua.li272 \ fications of meuibers o·f this orworld haw to• ..fil'e an Autorilat.ic Klagge . ..... .... ..... .. ... ..... . .
Ha.rrisoil. ........................ . 269 o·a.niza.t.iou with the. Aut-0mati e
l'iffe, out of . ~ nienJlring we have
268 Rifle.
19 Experts, iot so _had eh, and only Lester - ........................... . 268
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Olsen .......... .... .... .. .. ...... . .
oue :unq1ialified.
Hirsch
.......................... . 267 \Expert Au tomatic Riflemen Score
W eU folb(as we a.re .a ll preUy Rubhins ...... . .... . . . ... .. . .. . ... . 267 \ U . Brann ..... .... _........ .. ..... . 571
lntsy down h~re. ·getting readY: to :K.uhner .. ......... ..... .... .... . , .
I sharpsh"otrr.
come hack home, our Senfanel hrivdal1l ........ ,................. .
note's will he rather brief but after NoH.e n
........................... . 266 iLt. Haley ....... , ........ ., ... , .. 1911
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.'u1gu st 29, 1924.
Expe:Tt Autmna.tic H iflemen .
Litherland .. ............... .... .
Cornish .. ..... .... ... .. ...... . .. . .
Jfarkourifl ... . ................ .. . .
Forehand ....... .... ...... ..... . .
Dayton .... ........... .......... .. .
a Ila ban ......... ....... ... ... .. .
T,utz .... ... .... ..... ....... ...... · ·
1ilnu~trad
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Llovd .... . ..... ......... . ... ...... .
~ol'an .. ............ ... . ......... . .
'W allace1
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Lo pez .. .. ...... .. .. .. .·.... .. .. ... . .
llrich
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!fa.r ksmen ..
"She asketl
586 Hill .... . ... ....... .. ... .. ....... .. . ·13.2
577 Rcherman ........... ..... ..... . .. 426 either cheek."
565 Hodgkinson ........ ............ . 408
".Whi ch
558 Kirshman: .... .. . .... ... .. ... .... . 396
on?"
377
~!~\ Galli
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~i~ I~~ikeali~.:~."........... .... .. ..... ..
. . ...... .. ... ... .. . .. .. . ... .. .
Peyton
CiOl
~haver
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~oholewski .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Kellert.
Ba ird
)f iller
Hirsch
~hufelt
to kiss h er o.u
did
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Oo·p-Your honor, there are three
Ill Ill 'i'
new case·s up ; what shall we :do
with them?
OHEST'E RFIE:L DIAN .
J udgei--Put 'em iri th~ cellaJ'
with the nthers .-Georgia C1•ocker.
m:i ·
:::harpshooters,
Sco·r e
J. tkin son
. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 499
Pri~o{'k
1J1e
" I hesit.a.tt1d a lo-ng time hrtwe<' JJ
i.hem. " - Bwrr.
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514
514
5121
..\l baug·h
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!5091
Keeney .... . .. ..... . . ... .... ..... . 504
Hart
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496
484
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475
459
450
442
441
''You have heal.·d '-vha.t the last
wit.ness said/' persisteid the cmrn1 se·l , "and yet your e~i.delnce is to
j the contrary . Am I hh i:nfer tha.t
y-o u wish t() t.hrrm il oubt on her
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The polite yo·u ng man \rnved. a
deprecating 1rnnd. "Not a.t all,"
pm l'c ~lied. "I m~Te1:y . ·wish ~o
makEl! it. cleo..r• whaLa liar I am if
she's spea.k ing the truth ." - Tit
Bts (Lo ndon . )
DON'TS.
Don't mMry a. gfrl for h er mnney,
Don't. marry a girl that's broke,
j Don't ma.rry a. girl · in earnest,
Don't many a, girl for a, joke.
Don't marry a. girl who· is sI1 ml
and fat,
Don't marry <i girl who is taU,
Th°' 01i,ly way to· he happy,
Ts neve1' to wa.r ry a.t. a.II.
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Just slip the strop through
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WASEOiA UNIVERSITY.
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Snodgrass flew .to Nercoto. l':imith
hit to the same spot. Ly8t.n<l hit
by pitcher. G1rant fanned.
One of the greateis t baseball games
tha.t has e.vet• been seen in Tienfa;.i n
was calliod a,t the end of the se:venteenth inning Sun(la,y, long · a.f ter
the sun had gone down a.nd it had
become so dark · tha.t it. was difficult
to distinguiB-h th e tired dough boys
from the b'edra.ggled collegians.. 11'Tom
the first inning to the seventeenth it
was anybody's. game. Brilliant pla•y&
cut. off sure runs, time1 after time ·
when ha,se runners became dangerous, both! Cunningham a.n d Takeueht ,
helped themselves out of the hole by
the strike out route. Takeuchi fin ally ga.ve way and yield~ed the mound
to ' Ohashi, the: victorious portsider of
S3lt.urda.y's game , in the. st.vente:enth.
The day's glory goes to Big George
Cunningh'am. He etuck throughl the
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enu1re
s~ven t (len mnmgs
an d was going just as strong at the end as he
w::is a.t the beginning.
0 HITS .
5th Inning.
. · 0 R.UNS
Miyazaki .flied .out to l<~nr!ght.
I:Nemoto
out Smith to Enright.
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Yamazaki
!ri~t
out Cunningham to · En.
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0 R1UNS 0 HITS,
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/ Williams fanned. · Enright flow tc.
j Segi Hincl~ley safe on Arita's error
i and
took second when Yamazaki
1dropped the thl'O\V to se8ond. In tryJ ing
to reach third Hinckley wmi
•thrown out Nemoto to Iguchi.
OFFICIAL .
0 R.UNS 0 HITS.
6th lnning .
Segi doubled to left. Arita flew
out to S'mith. Iguchi singled and
'\~'st?le second
Kawai .. ~anned and
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---j third on a bunt to Iguchi. Arita Yamar.nki to Arita. S:nodgrass out
1st Inning .
\threw back to third trying to catch
Yam azaki Wfl >: an easy out, Cun- Lystad rmcl I guchi m1iffed the
0 RiUNS 0 Hl'l'S.
ningham to Enright. Scgi grounded . throw , scoring L~stad.
\Villiams
7th Inning.
oub to WilliarnR .. Arita. Ai r d O•ut to drew a walk. Enright be::it out a
Hirnuro singled and stole second.
Snodgrass.
. bunt nnd in trying to reach third Takeuchi Jouled out ts:> Hinckley
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0 R1UNS 0 HI'l'S.
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0 R1UNS l HIT.
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·1c ,, 1·vs a annec1. kno grass ou • ·
Yamazak·i to Arita . 1Sirnith flied out.
1 RUN 2 HITS .
grounded out to Yamaza·k.i . G!l'ant
to Nemoto.
3rd Inning .
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fanned.
o R.UNS o HIT'S'.
Miyrrnaki singled rind wns arl- 1
0 R;UNS 0 HI'TS.
vanced to second on Nemof.o's bunt
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Arit.a
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0 RUNS 1 HIT .
! Willinms fanned. · Enright flew to
hit him in the head . Himuro and I Hinckley fouled out to Arita. who Arita. Hinckley singled . tlunning'.l~keuchi both fanned.
made a beautiful catch in tne bl ee- ham grounded to Takeuchi.
chers. Cunningham fonne0. . Mc- 1
O RUNS 1 HIT.
0 R:UNS 0 HITS .
Chrvstal walked anrl wns t.hmwn 011l I
9th Inning.
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0 R.UNS 0 HITS.
j stoic second. 'Himuro advanced him
4th Inning.
, to t hird on a grounder to 8mith.
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Arit.u oui; Cunninghnm to Enright· 1 ~al;.euchi fan~ed. . Miyazaki out
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{fow to Kawai. Snod· · · mounts for _T?,!:1gh work • .
Chrystal's error. Himuro rounded to' grass grounded to Yamazaki. Smith
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J scoring' Kawai . Ta.k euchi fanned .
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1Ot.h Inning .
Kemoto fanned . Ya.ruazaki out
\Yilliams to Enright . Segi grounded 1
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to Smith .
O HUNS 0 Hl'l'S.
L1y stad out Yamazaki to Arita .
and \Villiams fa nned .
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11th Inning .
Arita flew - to Williani's. Igi:whi ·
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;;ingled . Kawai fa nned. Himuro safe
Lumpur.
on Williams' error. Take uchi out I
1foChrystal to Enright .
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0 R.UNS 1 HIT.
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Enrigh t - grounded to 'rakeuchi. I
HincJrnly singled. C\1nningham-sing-1
Sole Agents for
Jed . - M:cChrystal fanned . On an
overthrow to second Hinckley at- , tempted to score and was thrown out at the plate.
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12th Inning .
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E nright and t he ball took a bad hop (
and caught Tommy in the eye. \
I'amazaki fieiv out to Smith . Segi
out to Enright unassisted .
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0 RUNS 1- Hl'l' .
;3.i:10qgrass cmt Takeuchi to Arita.
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Smith -sinaled
and was thrown out 0
,,tealing.
I..iystad hit by pitcher .
Grant fouled out to Miyazaki.
0 RU-NS 1. HIT.
into ~· double. Himuro tlew out to Smith 3ib .. ..... .. . 7 0 2 5- 4 1
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Ofiashi
batting . for Lystad cf .. .. .. .. .. 5 1 2 1 2 0 '>
.-\.r1ta out \\ ilhams to Enright. 'l'-tkeuchi out to Enright unassisted. Grant 1f . ............ 6 0 0 0 2 0
I~ ucl;i walked. Kawai safe on E n<
o RUNS 1 Hl'l'.
Williams ~s ... ... 1 5 0 1 0 4 :.l
nght ~ error . _ On a _ double s~eal
Hinokley and Cunningham fanned . Enright lb ... ... ... 5 O 1 1 22 2
Iguclu was caught bet.w~en bases. McChrystal flew to K<twai .
Hincklev c .: .... .... 6 0 2 1 13 0
o IWNS o HIT::J .
H'imuro grounded to W1ll1~ms. - _ I
Uunningham p .... 6 0 2 8 0 0
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17th Inning .
\\11Jhams out ~emoto ~o An~a. En·
:M iyazaki singled and was ad54 1 10 25 51 7 nght flew to - Ya~azaln. ,_ Hmckley vanced
on
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sacrifice. -'vVaseda
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Yam~zaki out Willia.ms to Enright. 15th In£.
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\ Seai
hit to the same place.
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o HUNS l HIT.
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Takeu?hi fl flew
to, -;. SnC?lidgrat::;s·. j Snodgrass out Igu.-ihi to Arita. I .t'rin'~e ~H,se Shit,.fiSeg1.h.t 'l'w'oG baste
-!t,yazaktf
edw~ to :: -'-'1c r.Ys ·l!1- _ IS:mith singled .
liystad flew to N_11, ~eg1.
-aycn ce k' 1 s,H_ ran -,
N-•rr to Smith took second on an emouo _2, ,
ama,z,a 1,
Jllluro .
_ emote anne .
~t~o~\ - Mivaza~i . 1Girant fan ned- J Stolen bast;_'-"', Iguchi 2, Lystad ,
. 0 H:UN? 0 H_ ITS ._ - ~ _ _
_ Cunmngham s1.ngled .. McC1J.rystal
Y 0 RiUNS 1 HI1' .
H'.muro,
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Double play,
:tmled out to Miyazaki. 1S!nodgrass
Hmckl~ to Smith. Struck out, by
:orced
Cunningham at
second . GAME CALLJ!;D ON .\CCOU:K'r Cun,ningpam 10, by 'l'akeuebi 11, by
-Snodgrass 01:1t stealing.
OF DARK:NESS .
Ohasi 3. Bases on balls, off CunBOX SCOB.E.. ·
n!ngham l. off Takeuchi 2.. Hit by
0 RUNS O Hl'l'S.
15th 'Inning .
Wa·sedai
AB R H A 0 E. p1.tclre·r, Lystad by 'l'akeuchi twice.
Yamaza.k i out by t he air l'Oute to Yamazaki 2h . .... . 7 0 0 5 6 1 \ T.m1e of _gan:ie 3 'hrs. 10 min. Um~:y -tad . Segi t ripled over Snodgrass t:ieg)L lt ; ......... .., 8 0 ~ 0 1 U p1res, W1lh01t and Possnecket.
::ea<l . lguchi out Cunningham to Arita lb .. .. ..,.. .. . .. 7 0 1 1 14 1
'unningham to E'n right.
Iguch( 3b ; ......... 6 - 0- 2 3 2 1
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Kawa,i rf ...... : ...., 7 1 1 O 5 0
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•Jmith flew to Yamazaki. Lystei:i<l · Himuro cf ... , .... , 6 0 1 1 0 1
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u the set~oind g;mrn °'~ the series,
. l!ed bet.ween Himuro's legs . Grnnt Ohashi p .. .... ..... , .1 O O O 0 0 · ased~, walked a.w<iy :with a;n oive.r:..!t to I guchi who threw Lystad out Miya.ze.ki _0 . ..;.. . ... 7 0 2. 4 18 1 whelmrng score, moist of wl11dt was
• the plate . Williams singled . Ep- N emoto ssi .. .1.. .... 5 O 1 3 4 0 -due to errors oin the pa.rt of ·the
. ~ht fa nned .
- - - - - 15t.h . The oufy runs scored by the
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60 1 IO 21 51 5 Infantry camel i11 the se·v~nth on a
16th Irining: ·
15th Ipfantry AB l\, H A 0 E single' by Willia.riis,
triple by
Kaw ai singl~d and was ~hrow.n 01'.t . ~fo~hrysta.l _2b , .. , 6 0 ff 3 2 2 Emigh_t, and Britt-'s sacrifice fly. _
-: _econd trymg" to stretch h1s hit Snd,o grass rf ...... 7 0 0 0 2 0
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Seg·i walked. Y arua~aki ;;aN•ificed
him tu second, Limrnt. to Emight..
Arita :;afti on ~IcChrystal' _error,
Segi scori!1g. .Jguehi . siI1ge<l:·.on
pop up o,:e~i· 1litche r scoring~ Arita,
lgut'hi going to second. Iguchi
}'Un dmvn 1U€tween ha.se. ~ - trying Lo
go third. Kawai fanned.
Z Hiuns 2 Hits.
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scorrng Iguchi, Himuro taking
third. Kawai fteiw to Grnnt.
t3' Rum; ~ Hits.
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811.odgrass singled. Smith fanne(d. Lystad :£1.ew fo Yamazaki.
Grant fanned.
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Lystad safe on Mivazaki's ۥ1'l"m
Lyst.a<l <Lnd ste"<lling.' Grant fanned. vYilliarus safe on Yamazaki's
error. E:nrigth popped to Ohashi.
Box Score.
15th Infantry AB H: H 0 A
M ornu•ystal 2b 4 0 1 0 2
Snodgrass rf ... 4 0 1 1 0
Smith 3b
3 0 u 2 1
J,ystad d ······ 3 0 1 2 0
Grant1 1£
3 0 0 3 0
, 1Williams SS .... 4 1 1 1 3
Enright lb ..... 4 1 1 8 I
'. Hinckleiy· c .... . 3 0 o. 5 2
. Linnet p .. -... ... 2 0 0 2 3
i Burns p .. ... .. .. 0 0 0 0 ,I..
Bums pite:hing. Ohashi walked. iK.
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Inouye sacrificed him :to second Britt
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Bums . to Ernrig,h t.
Miyazaki
walked. filliiig the bases. Yama31 2 5 24 15
zaki flew to. Grant who thr1:1w wild
to the platerscoring Ohashi. Arita
flew to Lys1tad.
* Batted for Burns in sixth.
1 Run 0 Hits.
rW!aseda
. AB n; H 0 A
7'l1H INNINO.
S.e!g'i lf .. . .. . .. .. 1 2 0 1 0
Williams singled. Emig ht tri- Yamazaki 2h ... 3 0 0 ;2; 2
pled scoring Williams. Hinckley Arita lb ......... 5 3 2 8 0
faune<l. Britt hatting fm• Burns lguchi 3b .. ..... 4 1 '2; 1 2
dl'ove out a long fly to Himmo Himuro d .. .. .. 3 0 1 3 0
sco1ring· Enright. McChrysital flew Kawai rf .. . . .. .. 5 0 0 . 1 0
Ohashi p .. .. . .. . 3 1 0 1 3
to Himuro.
Inouye ss .. .. . .. 2 1 1 0 1
2 Rum 2 Hits.
Miyazaki c ... .. 2 1 1 10 1
Ohashi out on a grounde1r to
J,innet. l nouve walked. Mivazaki
ow alke d Segi~ fui·ced lnoruye at
t.hird, J.dnne.tto Smith. Yaruaza1d
1'·alked . Arita. fmx:ed YumazaJ.;i
3lt second :McChrystal to Williams.
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3RD INNING.
Hinekley out Inouye to Arita.
T,fone.t fanned. McChryis tal singled
Snodgrass out Ohashi to Arita.
0 H,u ns 0 Hits.
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28 9 7 27 9 2
Ig11chi out Willia.ms to Eniight.
Iguchi out J_,iunet, to E1mi ght. Himuro tripled. Kawai out King
lo Enright.. Ohashi out Williams
Himuro and Kawai fanned.
to Enright.
U Hm1s 0 Hi1t's.
O n ,uns 0 Hits.
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4TH INNING.
STH INNING.
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Smith walked. LiVstad ;;acrificed
OUR CUSTOMERS.
him to ;;econd Igu~hi to Arita. .. S_nodgrass out ~hashi to- Ai~ta.
Grant fanned.
. W~lliaru::; outJ Smith flew to Segi. L;ys·tad single<l . Gra,nt walked. ;\:Villiams out :
WB ARE OPENING OUR
Yamaimki t.u Arita.
0 Hun:; 0 Hi1·s.
Ohashi to Arita.
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0 R,uns 1 Hit.
1lhashi out ~IcChry:;tal t.o :Euat
ri;;ht. Inouye p<>pped to Linnet.
Inouye singlel(:l.
Miyazaki hit
GS TATUNG ROAD,
)fiyazuki doubled on a high fly to King who thre1w wide to second,
over third bat>e and was thrown boit h men safe. Segi flew to: grant
near
out tr.'·i ng to ·st~al third, Hinckley bot.h rue111 ~ umaz_a ki fle·w il:'o Snod- I *CORNER BARRACKS ROAD.*
to Smith .
gr~tss.
Onta singled and ' took
0 U,u ns 1 Hit.
third , when grant let the ball go * Prompt Deliveries and
to the feince scorino·0 Inouye and
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5'rH INNING.
Miyazaki Iguchi w alked. Hinck- :
Courteous Service. :
Em:ightJ Ht.ruck out..
Hinckley ley pegged to catch Iguchi going
NEW LIN ES. :
walked.
Linnet fanned .
:.M:c- sec~nd and V\~illiams. let th~ ball
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Ohrystal out Yamazaki to Arita. get away seormg Ant.a. Hnnuro
hit hy pitched ba.11.
Ka,w ai out
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King to Elnright.
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3 Runs 2 Hits.
Yamazaki fouled out to Enright.
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faking third. lguchi singled over
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:McGhrystal doubled,. over thi~d.· scoring. Yamar.aki Rfole sPcond.
Snodgrass advanced him to thnd Arita groun<led out to Smith ,
on a hunt t-0 Arita. Lystad singled
1 R.un 0 Hits.
scormg McChrystal, and stole
Grant, flew to. ceintre. Williams
seco nd . Grant .,,""rounded to Takeu..
Enright drew a. pass.
fanned.
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1 R,u n 2 Hits.
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2ND INNING.
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Himuro walked and stole second.
STH INNING.
Ka.wai. . ou.t. Mc._Chr.ystal ~o Enri::rht 1· . Ip:w·hi si 11 gled . . Himi1ro d·o ubled·
ailvancing Himuro .to thud . . M:iy- adva.ndpg Iguchi to third. Kawai
asaki singled scoring Himuro. g-rounded to Enright wh<} threw .
Take1uchi fanned .' Inouye drew a Iguchi out at the' plate. Miya,zaki.
pass. · Seg·i forced Inouye at second flew to Snnclgrass who doubled .
Himuro at tlie' pla.tei on . a perfect
on a grounder to McChrystal.
WASEDA WINS
1 Run
. 1 Hit.
. peg.
Willia.ms · fanned.
E[llright·
CHAMPIONSHIP.
0 Huns 0 Hits.
arounded to ;Yamazaki . Hinckley
U. S·. INFANTRY BEA1'EN IN
:rounded to Takeuchi.
Cunnino·ha.m
doubled j:o left• cen.
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tre. · McChi·ystal advanced h1m t.o
8RD INNING.
th ircl 011 l'l· grounder to Yamazaki;
LAR,GE. CR.OWD W ATCH~iS
y ama.za ki singled and was o'u t . SnodgraRs hi-t by pitched ha.11, and
GOOD BASE.BALL.
on an aJtempte<l: steal. Arita £kew ~tole ~econd.
. Smit.h walked.
- - ·- to Lystad. Iguchi single~. E;im- Lvstad hit. fo Inouye who· thre·W'
SO ME SUPERB PJTCHIN.G.
uro out Williams to Enright.
C~rnningha.m 0°u t aJ the· · pl~~e.
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Lystad out Inouye fo Arita. · ;:
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C\mningham fanned. McOhry0 Runs 1 Hit.
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W aseda :rea.m and ~he 15.th In- · sta.1 flew to Ka.w ai. Snodgrass safe
fa ntry Wednesda;y, :Vviaseda won by ~rr Takeuchi's error.
Smith
9TH INNING.
t he narrow margm of one run and O'J'Orunded out to Yamazaki.
Takeuchi flew 0 ut. to McChryRfa1.
wound up· .the last game 2-1. In °
lt1ouye popped t<Ji ' Williams. Segi
0 Ru:ns ·O Hits.
was a beautiful game .to watch and
f:le.w ·to- Grant.
4T'H INNING.
kept the large crowd 0£ spectators . Kawa.i out Williams to Enright.
0 Runs 0 Hjts.
on their toes the whole Wil·Y: .The l Miyazaki
flew
to Snodgrass.. I ro:n:n::lJ::(J:!l:n::o::o:rl::O::'{J;:{l:::():!l:::()::{!:l:Um::r
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Inouye fanned. Segi out to En:
-;15y pickmgs . for Indllye, . who right
unassisted.
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grounded out to- McChrystal.
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6TH INNING.
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M1ya.za.ki . out ..on a
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notable new features of the
to . Arita. advancing Rnodgrass.
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Inouy~ out McCh';ysU:l
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Igu~hi grounded \to Enright. Seg1 s11.fe on Enright. ~
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Siegi. St.rnek o.u t: by Ohashi 10,
hy ·L innet 3. Bases o·n halls off
Ohashi 3, 0>ff Linnet 5. off Burns;i_ a.ff King 1.
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_, AMERICA WINS
AS BATTE~S.
iCla.rdi_nals, co~ti1:1ues at J1h e top of
OLYM'PICS.
VANCE AND THURSTON Al)E \the list of N~twnal Leiag~e bats··
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men, and he is so far out in front
BEST A.MONG THE PITCHERS I that only an unexpeeteid slump on
Ba,h e Ruth . C~1~tinu~1Jt to hold
swa,y as thti leading ba.tsm:a.n of the
American League, .a ccording to the
la.test unofficial averages. Hoiweveir, Ruth's ma.rgin is small a,s
Archdeaco1n of Chicago is pres~in_g
him few foe: honours, only 2 percent.age points be,hind, whilei Falk
Gf the Whi1te Sox is third, Goslin
of the Se-nafo,rs is fourth and Cobb
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The summary of the Olympic
Games, cabled :from l'.aris, place;;
Ame rica .first, in final track and
fi.e ld standing. H.M. Osborn from
Uhicago captured < the decat.hlon
r champ.jo,n ship :with his co:unJryma.n
E!merson Norton sec0nd.
Ob1b1orn
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othe1'. athlete taht has ever ente:r ed
the Olympics.
.Finland follows
America for second pla.c~ having
Imade a clean u~ o~ all the distant
Iraces. Eli ght world's and 13
Olympic reco,r ds were broken seiven
Le1aders in other phase;s 0£ the .of which were credited to Am.erica.
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France 26!; ·Italy 19;
i Moot Basel Hits-Hornsby, St. 3li;
Switzeirland 15; South Africa 11;
Louis, 139.
Hungary 10!; Austtalia; 10;
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Canada. 8; Norway 6; Argentina
Most Two-Base Hits--Hornsihy, , 5. New Zealand 4. E isthonia, 4 ·
St. Louis, 26. .
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.1m, Tom agam ca.p turmg t~e h~tting
honours o·f the circrut.
~~i'nsh;y has 1.11ade a mark of 416.
s ere 1 ~ a wide g·a,p beit:ween the
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coom:petitor, Z_ach W~eiat. of ~he
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Following are1 the. lea.de:rs
others of the play :
Most Runs
York, 92.
E"1IGHT
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Most Stolen Bases-Ca,i-ey,
tsburgh, 24.
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Pitcher-Turston', Chi- I L1eading Pitcher-Vance, B<rookand
relay vvi.tnessed the mos~
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Nurmi fo·r .thEi dis-· 1 t.heir victory by superior speie!d fo I Klei'mberg, E&thonia, 7.339:,36;
tances of 1500, 3000 and 5000 - passing the baton, in which they fourth, J onni Myrm, Finland,
me,t e!fs.
Others were made1 by outclassed the British. ThEl time, 7005 :175; fifth, Sutherlan d, South
OSlborne in the running high jump, · 41s. fJ.a,t, equaled the world record Africa,, 6794.142 sixth, Gerspach ,
and C. L. Houser, the Californian . made an hour before by the United Swifaerland 6743:.53.
rnllegian, in the discus throw.
·states 'in the first heat of the semi_
finals against Switzer!~nd .
Alth°'ugh the United Sta.t es, in.
T'hei sweep of the United States
a convincing and final eixhibitj®
in the field events, where the AmNurmi, as usual, ran all opposi- of
,their all-round supr_emaey,
ericans ta:ok seve,n; 01f ten first places, tion into the ground be:fore the shatter'ed two' mm·e· world's a.nd one
offset the setbacks on thei kack 3000-meter te,am race was half (Hympi6- record Sunday, the. pre...
whern Great Britain upset the Am- over. J. W. Ray, Illinois A. 0., mier mantfo ol Olympic triun,1ph'
erican hopes mi the 100 and 400 was le,ading at thei one kilomete'l' went fo the neiw F 'i nnish heroi,
meter c:went.s, while Finland sw·e pt whei:e Nurmi joineid him and ran A. 0. StenrO'OIS, who raced undffi'
~very distance race from the 1500- him orff his feet i11 one lap. R;ay a blazing sun to the ic1assic Maram EJfatrs up, a foat unpara.lled in was icaught succ.eissively by R,itola. ihon
championship, a victory
Olympic annals .
a.n d a, B.ritish competifor, \a,ndi fini-1 whic~ capped thei climax t.? Fi~shed way back.
l and s clean sweep of t.he drntance
Nurmi gaj:.s credit for only three ,
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Nurmi a,n d Ritola, who )inished country the greatest laureJ:s it hiu~
ad ua.lly won four, iJ.1;cluding the in that orde\ ·, were fresh aft.er a erve1• know:r;i...
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dividual scores. Rei and Ritolai, who t~e distance in Sm. 3S's. The pre- competitive . M~rathon ;a,c1e in 15
ran every d~,y . ~n t.he games, ~1ach vwus record. Sm. 36 4-5~., was years, sped over the 26 .miles or
'<'ored 80 pmnts a,nd tog-ether a.i ded made by Hannes Koh~hmamein at eountrv road fo, one of the most
Finland to .gather in _20 mo.rel in Stoc,kho!m.'.: 1912. Ritol~ ,)Vas 80 imprc1;sive victo.ries in t:he history.
~he team sco•res.
R1t.ola shares :va.r ds behrnd at thei finish, and of t,}ie · blue nbbon ev·ernt.
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double vidforv hono,rs with two 1 Nurmi eased up. E. B. ~irby, ·tWoRsecl the ·finish li~e inside the
_\mN·ica.ns. Osho,rne': wh? won thei I (Jo,~·nell: waR, th~ first America,~ to stia clium mnid a great ov.a,tio~ in
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<>cathlon ailld t,h e hig-h 1ump and j fimsh, JUSt heatmg- "ebber.
Grnat 2h 42m. ~2 3-s. nearlv six nimUiHouser who waR a . victor in the , Brifajn: for sixth plac:e. W. I'.. t.eis' in ·f ront of 'his n~~rest · riv~l.
diEeus throw and the shot put.
I Cox, ~errcersburg' Academv,-. fim- n :omeo BeTt3.ni o:f Italy, :with c_.!.
sh ed eighth . and W L. .Tibbetts H. De Mar Mielross, ~fasrs:. , . the
U rg·o Jrrigerr io o.£ Italy proved .Tr., Harvar~. by commg- m twelf- Ame,rican veterran, finiRhi:p,g :i:
himself king of t:he 1924 Olympic f.h. made third pla:c.e secure £otr the close t,h ircl , fo send the Stars and
•allrnrrs, just as he did at Anrtiwerp
Strine~· up . to the: Olvmpic ma;;;b:n 1920. He won the 10,000-met€'r TJ nited States.
h.,.ail
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~all: (6 mileis 376 yards) in 47m.
C. S. C<ichrarr goavB America a
first
tirn'l
since 1912.
~9s. , t1h us placin[i Italy in tha 10-yaJd lead over,_ Grea.t Brifain
:r. )ring column for the first tiimei.
in t.he firs·~ quarter of the 1600--ot a g-rea.t deal of int.N·e st was meter relay.
H' E. Stevenson, . Petrifie!(L-Hm•ace-"Wha,t. did
ynur· wifa Jrnve to1 say ·when: vO:u
;'.l_o" n in t.his e<v'ent, and the <led- running supe,r bly, ~tend ed the
came in aj:. four this morning?''
-~ on of the intea.·'n.at1onal Olvmpfo I le?.d a f~ yards, Great . Britain
-,...,1miHee fo remocve it from future still holdmg second.
The SweiM:aurice~"Did~'t ha.ve a, word
- nn nio proQ'rri.ms is believed to dish runner in the third quarte11 to say."
..-e been vindicateid.
spe1e!deid past the British, and i'erluced America's, lead slig-htly, riJ- · Horace,--" 'S ma.Her, tongue'The 40p-met~r relay rac: e final .I t.h'.oug-h .T. 0. MacDonald . ran well. tied?"
_:=sol rnd itself mto a duel beitwoon Tu the: fourt.h quarter A. B. H elf-~~ U nited States and Great Bri~ f:rieh accepted - the challeinge of
JVIaurice~"Noi, I put. cement, in
~ · 'n. Holland being five m S:ix both Briton and S'-weden and wor e ,tier bea.uty cla.y . "-Bernr Skin,.
- :-ds in the rear. Francis Hus- them out a:t fast pace. H~ :6ni,
~,...-: No: 1 o~ the AmeTi.· can team, s.h~cl fully 15 ya.r ds ahead orr the - . goooooooooco?OOOOOO~~
- _s:ed up two yards on. · H.M. fWwnd man.
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- .=: Loren M:urchrnsm1 ·did hkerwi~e son N o~·ton, s_eoond and .Khemberg,
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