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Wednesday,
June
25,
1841.
'another
side
to.
the
story
hut
the
Hitler
radios
blare,
loud-
causa
of-the
braggihgx)f
their
opponents.
;
!
;-Itrmust
be
remernherpfl
nl
:;yii
vvaio,
uihl
uragguig
oi
victory
uoes
not
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vt
jyiu
iiiai'very
seiaom
is
a
victory
secured
in
tiiefirst
le,W.
days
of
a
war.
'Theussian
front
is.
a,
huge,
one
iuxd
Wiping
week
or
two
we
should
know
more
about-the
situ
ation.
,
NewiBloo'dlNeeaea?
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are
constanty;.being
told
by.
newspapers,oppose4
tO
the
administrnfinn
flmf
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ght
look
over
the.
political
situation
and
teJHtherpeople-
what-new
blootl
it
is
that
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would
like
.tosee
miecteH
into
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administration.
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,
is
thi3
AVohderfnl
new"
head
that
would
be
beneficial-in
ordento
strengthen
-
the
present
-administration.
At
-
present
?
the
Prime
Minister
.ist.trusted
-
by.
the
members
of
-
the
House
LGommonsrand:sp
are.his
right
hand
men.
Are
ther
men-Avho
could
with
benefit
replace
them
?
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only
are
S3lin
'ft
m
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butalso
Britain
and
the.
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Jf.
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Poorly
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But
Dry
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In
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night's
senior
match
Dry
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-defeated
Fans
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Forward
To
Interestinc
Baseball
Game
t)n
Friday
'Night'
At
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Hill
shut
out
the.
Steel
Workers
9-0
in
I
Tt"S
ooming
'Fnday
night
an
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onesided,
affair.
BaAteries
were:
termediateAlHStar
"baseball
team
.
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endf.Morgan.
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will
meet
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select
team
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R,
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number
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.
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me
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jiAiuie
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ntng
the.
Dry.
Dock
defeated
Stones
fel,ows
who
have
been
playing
uy
a
ciuse
score
01
ia-i
in
an
ex-
tunscieiuious
.Dan
xor
ine
last
two
citlpgigame.
In
this
affair
the
hits
months
and
now
feel
themselves
ware.
even.
12r12
It
was
a
iree.iquit
capable
of
glvlng
their
senior
hitting.,
game
for
both
teams.
.
i-Batte-rWwere:
opponents
o..
a
.good
run
for
then,
-
StonesLindsay.
Wendle.
Letour-
monev-
rne.
brand
ot.ball
played.
by
neau
ana
Brooks.
these
budding
professionals
is
,a
Dry.
DockJohnson,
Lea.and
De-
credit
lo
the
town,
and
their
ef-
rasv-
'
forts
Should
bf-SunnrrAH.hv
srwvrt
nSS'
Howe
'
.and,
Tr
J-
enthusiasts
so
as-to
give
them
en-
Comadina,
Quick.
Scorer,
D.
Montesano
couragement.
The.
proceeds
taken
at
this
game
will
got
towards'
buying
-equipment
and
balls
for
the
.
Intermediate
League.
Following
is
the
line-up.
of.
the
players
to
represent
the
Intermedi
ate
All-Stars.
Postuk
c,
Vuckovlch
p,
Astoria
lb,
Kingston
2b,
Hetherington
3b,
Simondsen
ss.
PaVllkls
If.
Amw
cf.
Bill
rf.
Donald
McDonald
and
George
Zbura
will
chare
the
battery
honors,
the
game
will
go
nine
Innings.
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Former
world
xieavywtight
boxing
champlon,Jatk.
Sharkey
.started
his
comeback
campaign
five
years
ago
tonight
with
a
10-round
'
decision
over
Phtl
Brubaker
at
Boston.
Ills
comeback
was
.
cut
i
short
a
jnonth
later-
when.
he
'.was
Iknockedi
out.
by
.Joe
Louis
at
New.
York
in
three
rounds.
Baseball
!
Scores
football
to
Jioon
of
Tuesday.
July
15th.
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