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LOOKrNfi
lt.UMttVAim
!
In
iutcipreautf
w
luU,
tfoiiie,
on
today
it
Is
sometimes
,a
good
ilva
to
took
baclt
una
see
haw
thusciiort
Limes
'came
out
in
the
past.
TJkmc
have
btcn
dictators
U'fore
ami
spiuo-
f
them
Have
disappeared
and
Ml
sourly
a
riyplc
on
th
ocean'
of
time.
So
It
vU
be
ajtauu
Jufct
.wars
ao
people
felt
rather
liailly.
Harper'
Weekly
of
Oetohqr
10,
1ST)7,
says:
"It
is
a
jrloomy
moment
in
history.
Not
for
many
yeai--not.
in-
the
lifetTine-
o
moot
meu
who,
read
this
has
there
leenso
much
praveand
deep
apprehension
;
oov-tr
has
the
future
seemed
so
incalcuablens
at
this
time.
In
,
our
own
country
there
is
universal
commercial
prostra-'
tion
and
panic,
and
thousands
of
our
poorest
fellow-citi-
i
writs
are
turned
oui
against
me
approucnine;
winter
whh-
(Hit
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inent,
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without
the
prospect
of
it.
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France
the
political
cauldron-
seethes
and
bubblon
In
the
earner
rounas.
tiyaes
Muuierwcn
u.uuhl
s
.
,
.
,
.
,
ki
.
f
triumph
over
Rangers
at
Ibrox
.
Glaseow
teams
downfall,
winning!
V
iKipplly,
no
mail
pretemls
to
feel
111
the
1SSUC
Oi
Park
-in
the
third
round
stands
i2-o
at
iorex
rare,
inree
yeara
mi-vcnis
out
as
the
highlight
of
the
competition
and
the
Fir
Parkers
blanked
Celtic
3-0
to
win
a
place
In
the
semi-finals.
..mi-flnals
Victory
Victory
over
over
Olas-
Olas-
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Rangers
admlnUtered
a
3-0
de-:
.
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our
0W11
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maa
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see
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and
the
following
year
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want
in
Celtic's
favor.
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fortunately,
as
yet,
mainly
commercial;
and
if
we
arc
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in
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year
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came
a
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of
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clever
VMMn
the
V
isr.om
nl
honor,
OI
laiUl,
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sympamv
ailU
the
second
year
in
succession.
East
sweet
revenge
for
Motherwell
Queen's
Park
amateur
forward
nf
charity
110
mail
needs
seriously
to
despair.
And
yet
Fife
last
season
broke
the
strangle-
;
Twlce
before
in
1931
and
1933
-'provided
the
apark
fur
Clydes
ate
'Jiy.
yen'
liastb
to
lie
rich,
wllicb:
is
the
occasion
of
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the
famous
Glasgow
soccer
clubs
!to
the
Celts
by
scores
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the
third
'..-irl,
fall
before
against
Rangers
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the
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Celtic
4.2
and
1-0.
In
1931
rnd
nmmm
h01nc
the
four
old
competition.,
again
hold
only
triumphed
at
the
second
attempt'
.
!.
.
t,m..mM
nill
ty.
watching
briefs
as
finalists
pre-
the
first
encounter
ending
in
i
-
-,
pare
for
the
closing
struggle
this
2-2
draw.
Saturday.
Clyde
and
Motherwell,
current
major-league
protagonists,
j
Welcome
ot.
me
eompeuuon.
Aurun
aiso
netted,
the
"mlllion-daHar"
goal
return
to
form
Imm
acainst.
Hibernians
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a
rnusint,
Shawfield
Park
outfit
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th
fourth
rttuitd.
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opening
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favor
Clyde's
chance
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fSst
lonti
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a
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an
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Loute
against
Huntley
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the
openln-j
Wathlrtiton
Njlloual
W.
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pace
in
league
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the
second
stage.
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first
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line
credited
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24
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Tork
ors'
the
finalists
each
have
form-
been
eliminated
in
the
cup
after
battle
ended
in
a
scoreless
draw
smashing
victories
to
their
credit
reaching
semi-final
status
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1933
Third
Lanark
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th
T)-n..l.1
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similar
number
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cup
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six
goals
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up
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the
L
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side
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the
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