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BOUND OVER

A "SESPARD" ADVENTUREI

LATE WIRES.I

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I THE CUA^ANS

PEBUVIAN ATHOGITIES I

"THE SIMPLE LIFE" I

LOUGHOR FARMER'S -DEATH.I

LLANELLY BILLIARD TOURNA-I…

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IPARLIAMENT.I

CAENAfiT RESTARTED. I

LLMELLY GUARDIANS.

LEAVING FOR CANADA. I

i TRIMSARAN AMBULANCE MEN.…

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THIS DAY'S RAGING. I

TO-DAY S CRICKET. ——«<-——

MISSING LLANELLY MAN I

NEW DAFEN STEEL MILLS. I

LOCAL WILLS. - I

RACING STEWARDS ASI PLAINTIFFS.

------I E200 IN PRIZE MONEY.…

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Will IT BE RENEWED ? I

WELSH CUP RE-PLAY.

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WELSH CUP RE-PLAY. SWANS MEET PONTYPRIDD AT TONYPAiiDY. j The replay of the final round of the V* eLsh Cup competition took place on the Mid-lthondda ground at Tony- pandy to-day. The teams, Pontypridd and Swansea Town it will be remem- bered met at Caidiff last Saturday, and after a poor display made a draw, ihere was at the time a heavy wind blowing down the pitch, and of course tnat noticabiy handicapped piay, but with practicably no wind at all to-aay it was expected the game would be closely fought out. Humed prepc.rat.011s were made during the week tor the accom- modation of a large crowd, for it was I anticipated that apart from a huge following from both towns, enthusiasts would rod up from all over the Rhondda Vaiiey. The teams had been careiui in their training, and in the Swansea side there were oniy two changes. Anderson turned out in place of Cole- man, who was injured last baturday. while Weir was picked in place ot Bah. The sides were: SWANSEA TOWN.—Goal, Fisher; back^, Sutherland and Nicholas halves, Duffy, Hamilton and. Jepp; forwards, Messer, Ander&on, Weir, Grierson and Swarbrick I

MR. GEORCE MORGAN. I

I LESS VACRANCY IN LLANELLY.…

HUSBAND IN SWANSEA PRISON.,I

LLANELY TUBERCULAR PATIENTSI…

NOT SEEN SINCE,I

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! A BOTTLE OF "HUM." -

:BOWLS AT -LLANELLY.

GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

FAMOUS AVIATOR'S VISIT.

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