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Evening journal., 1892-09-01

She Eronks uer own Record and Trots a
Me in e.15 H..

She Breaks Ter Own Record nnd wrots %
Ai,e in es35 H..
IHDEpENDlSCE, Ia, Sept NANCY
Hanks has clipped two seconds from tho
worlds trothng record, made by herself in
Chicago three weeks ago, and made the cir
cuit Of the famous kite shaped track here in
2:051l. All the conditions We're favorable
forarecord breaking mile and Nancy proved
herself equal 20 the occasion.
When tho great horse appeared for the
trial Dobe donned his driving cap, and
the announcement was made that Nancy
Hanks, holding the worlds record Of 2:O7l(,
was ready TO start Two prompters APP
pcared on the loop to help her along with
the sound OF their hoofs ia the greatest mile
Of her lie
On the second score Dobles bead gave a
quick, decisive nod the word was given
and a hundred watches were started 20
mark the seconds until she should appear
under the home wire. Old Abe Lincoln,
who went the mile with her ia Chicago in
2O7ll plotted by Frank Starr, took his
place next the mare and Williams driving
his runner, Ned Gordon, went to the out
side prepared TO come up on the home
stretch.
With her smooth, easy, perfect and
fnatchless gait, Nancy Hanks trotted the
quarter in 30 seconds. At the half she
turned in :0l without a misstep Then be-
gan her grand race home. Without a
wobble and with perfect swing she shot
past the third quarter pole in 1884 Here
Williams came up with his runner and
Doble loosenod the mares head He en-
couraged her by voice aud a gentle use Of
the whip, and without a falter she shot
under the wire IN 2.05l{
For ono long minute breathless silence
reigned. Every one was consulting his
watch, and the figures at which the
hands had stopped held the crowd in awe.
Then, awole to the fact that all records
had been broken, the great assemblage
burst into cheers loud and long as the
queen Of all trottcrs was driven back to the
stand.
Dohe gracefully lifted his cap in recogni-
ton of the cheers showered upon him
lie was lifted from his sulzy by the en-
thusiastic crowd, and men fought like
maniacs IN the scramble to grasp the sue
cesstul drivers hand and shower congratu-
lations upon him. Others ran up and ca
ressed the mare as she was being blanketed
aud led from tine track
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
THE eoR0EN INQUIRY eNpEp.
A Weak Case Apparently Has Been Made
Out by the Prosecution.

A Weak Case Apparently Has Been Made
Out by the Prosecution.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept THE exam
ination of Lizzie Borden is ended and the
defense showed its line Of argument. and
there are great many people in this city
who believe that it is based on fairly sound
reasoning. There are many more persons
talking about the weakness of the govern
ment's case than have been heard for some
time.
It has been shown by reputable witnesses
such as Mrs O. II. Agnon and her daughter
that strange noise was heard in their
yard at II o'clock the night preceding the
day Of the murder; that might have been
made by man climbing the fence and
moving about the buildings in the rear Of
their house. They We're frightened by the
unusual sounds to such an extent that Miss
Martha, the daughter, declined to go il to
the cellar even to look out.
Other witnesses, among them DR.. Handy,
testified 70 having seen strange looking
men in the neighborhood, while man Of
sound common sense like Alfred Clarllson,
the steam filter, says the hay in the barn
had been stepped in and looked as if it had
been laid in.
Jerome G. Borden showed how easy it
door, and the testimony of Mrs. Brigham
shows that it is possible to enter the door,
provided one Of the inmates does not slip
the bolt or turn the key, without depending
on the spring lock, which does not spring.
The record Of the butchery as given by
DR.. Draper has given rise to grave doubts
whether the terrible wounds could have
been inflicted by a woman, more particu-
larry by a woman who, since and before the
tragedy, has shown not the slightest symp-
toms Of insanity.
As sympathy turns to the defendant there
is heard more criticism Of tho way she was
treated at the inquest. 1t is charged that
the report Of the inquest shows it to have
been a direct examination, tho whole effort
appearing to be to force Miss Lizzie to con-
vict herself, and after the government was
satisfied that she kad gone far enough to do
this the arrest was made. Attorney An
drew j. Jennings viii sum up the case for
the defense
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
lN sTRIcKeN HAMnuRa.


The Panic Increased by rs Fresh Cases
and 210 More Deaths.
HAMBURG, Sept. Reports to the board
of health show the development Of 7l3
fresh cases and 2i6 deaths The panic seems
90 have taken complete possession of tho
city. Everybody who can is leaving on pro-
pairing TO leave. Several keepers of the
largest hotels contemplate closing their
houses should the plague bo at its present
height on saturday Shops are closing by
the score either because cholera has APP
peared among the employees OF because the
proprietors have feared to remain in town
to conduct their business No accurate es-
innate Of the number leaving the city daily
is TO be had, but they are now well in the
thousands.
In many streets person may walk half
a mile without meeting half dozen per
sons, and in several streets where all traffic
has been forbidden the silence is broken
only by the passing of physicians and health
officers. AT almost every turn hearses or
dead wagons are met, yet the burals do not
keep pace with the deaths It is said that
in the whole city at fewest $50 bodies which
should have been inferred last night stin
await burial
Tho government Is said TO be threatened
with difficulty in handling the mails, as
several clerks and postmen have developed
symptoms Of the cholera, and panic seems
imminent throughout the department. The
most remarkable change that has come over
the city is remarked 40 the docks along the
harbor An the excursion steamers aud
small pl.asure craft lie idle
Only few of the larger steamships which
run TO ports along the German coast con-
tinue uninterrupted their trade. In the
suburbs BarnbecS and Rothenburgoorf,
where the largest number of cases has been
reported, tho poorer families are suffering
for many necessities Of life In Altoona the
director Of the Lohnmueller street hospital
and two physicians Of his staff succumbed
70 the disease. The report of the day for
Altoona shows that there have been ffty-one
fresh cases and twenty-five deaths In
Lubbock forty-one fresh cases We're discov-
cred today. News has been received from
Kial that the smallpox has broken out there
and that fifteen patients are already in the
hospital
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
noomIng Voc In 90 Jerser.

TRENTON, Sept. 1. - Attorney Gen
eral John p. Stockton has announced his
determination not to accept the nomination
for governor should it be rendered to him
by the Democratic convention This mar
rows the contest for the nomination down
to Wertz, Young and Donnelly, with the
chances largely in favor of Wertz Al.
though the latter is on the supreme court
bench and is certain in that position Of
$4,000 per year for seven years, he has sig
niied his willingness to try for the gov
ernorship, the term Of which is only three
years, and that, too, in a year when the
Republicans mean to make a mighty effort
60 carry the state. Wertz's candidacy ia
favored by all the factions Of the Democ-
racy.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

eRfSEIGH, Sept Ia special to The State
Chronicle from Goldsboro says that Dr.
Exum, third party candidate for governor,
has confded to most intimate friends that
his party has perfected arrangements with
the national Republican headquarters so
that in case Harrison's election looks favor
able on Nov. the entire vote of the third
party VIII be thrown into the hands Of the
Republicans. The latter in return have
pledged themselves 10 give their entire vote
to Weaver IL Harrisons chances Of election
should look doubtful that day. This bar
gain, according to DR.. Exum, was made to
beat Cleveland at any hazard and with an
express view of breaking down the solid
south.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Sept. i.-Ex-Tres-
ident Cleveland had as his guest last night
Hon. John G. Carlisle. While no day has
been set for tine departure Of Mr.. Cleveland
for New York, it is quite generally under
stood that he VIII leave here either the last
week in September or the first week in Oc-
tober. He win register and vote in his as
sembly district, and win remain in New
York until after the election. 1t is decided
that he viii not take the stump, but he
may be induced to speak in several Of the
cities In bis state. but not out Of it.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
THE ooYERNMENT Do AoT.


Total Suspension Of hmm grafton During
the Epidemic Possibility.
NAsnINGTcs, Sept. 1.-The supervising
surgeon general OF the Marine hospital has
been officially Informed Of the facts in con-
nection with She Moravia, aud states that
the physicians have no doubt the disease IS
Asiatic cholera. New York authorities
have requested the navy department to
send an old vessel to that city to be utilized
at quarantine.
Secretary Foster. OF the treasury depart
mcnt, said that be had tcleeraphed 81 The
president the facts in the cholera matter.
He Gays that the president viii probably
consider Tie question of the United states
ASSUMING control Of state quarantines, a.
that matter has been talked of,audAttorney
General Miller is Of the opinion that the
government has the power to do So.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD = STAND
a ARD Railway of Amcrica-prOtected
bbhr9ighout by the lnterlocking switch and
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON and BAL
IlMokE RAILROAD. $50 r. m. May p, 1892
Trails viii leave Wilmington as follows;
Philadelphia. express, ! 81. 2 IS, 4 ~. G 30.f A.,
so, y. 900, A. 10 O5. 10 l6, II 90 II 33. II o.,
IN, sif 10, 80. 3 90. 8 o.. 8 10, II, So. zoe,
ACCOMMODATION. s, s IS. 7O5. oa. 10 a., am,
IL ~, ~ 345, p, 8 . 6 40. 2 40, 10 30 p IN.
Shestet express, %, 3 ~. $50. 45, z so, 8 %,
~ W. g. lOU5, II 20, Ii 81, m, o., So. %,
Accommodation,6 90. 6 55,7 O5. g Os, 10 As, Il 80
n. " ~ %, 3 A. -. ~, 405 40. 10 80 p IN.
81 nGfs ss l o. 90 @ % ~ % ~ y "
%, 6Od. f6 q, o6, Is Q y. 10 30 p m.
f,Qston, without change, 10 ld a m, 3 sc p IN.
= ., AZ u IN.
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
az N. ~ "a, 6Bpm
Baltimore and intermediates stations, 10 Is
~, if uo, : %, 40, o Q p m, = Oh night.
Baiumore and Bay Line. 23pm.
IN pan imore and Washington, 4 As, 8 o., oil,
. ~ ~ % m, FOG, 81 %. . a. 4 rs, 1876 t3,
rs, ~, 2 p m, - 80 night.
trains for Delaware Division leave for:
q Sew Castle, b. n Pa m, 80, 80, 40 Is,
%, 90 y m, II O6 night.
Lewes.,S l5am. 49, pm.
tor aehOhOth. N.15 "A M.
0itihstQn helmar and way stations. 10
~. harrington and way stations, ? 30 p m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
H. n q M 81 2 m r. o. night
cypress luf W yoming and smyrna. g 81 p m.
EAffess Tor Cape Charles, Old Point Com
'OI "nu nH,pirlolk; Il is a m, Y Oh night.
leave Philadelphia, Broad street for Will
mngton, express, 3 so. 20. 727.83i $40. 10 20.
~ ~ ID u a n, sl2 3d. 302 o. Ol % 49, 3 500 on
u, ~ y. au, So ~, 81 40, ii 10. II 90
Accommodation 6 25T A. 10 rs u ~. N, -
y. ~ l9, 60 8 %, 3S 10 o. lO 40 II 33 d M
sunday Irains-Leave Wilmington for:
Inlalelplle. express, 1 55. 2 5. 4 20. 8 81. 90.
luVoll 81 MI d3,j u5,5 Oii lO.5 500 O6 O6 25
IN. accommodation, Z 10, 8 10 IN, u 10.
Chester, express, IS. A 20, $50. aOol0o5. II 81,
a. "a, 80. o. 9 IL IN. Accommodation,
~ ~ m, - 10, As, 4 05, o 20. Is. 1880 nm,
New York, express, 81, . S.. a 20, ZOO. 5 40
Is 81 O., 10 80 p m.
Boston, without change, 3 SO pm.
West thester,yia Lamokin. 8 o. a IN, 5 20 % m.
New Castle, 20 p IN, " Oj night.
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
Middleton, Clayton, Dover Wyoming. Eel.
ton, Harrington. BridgoVille. SeafOrd, Laurel
and Delmar. ~ Ol night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 49, sol. 10 Il
m IL n6. %, TO O3, : a. 8 20 p M Il 40 night
Baltimore only, 6Nl , 10, ~ la night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for WI
minptOn, express. 3 80, Z % 8 10. u Is m. Al
te. 81 iOs 50, u 10, II 30 m. II l3 night.
Accommodation, 10 3o m, II 30, 2 %, II
g 3e, no Oh and d 3s m.
For further Information, passengers are re-
/ terrcd TO the ticket office at the station.
Congressional Limited Express trains. com
/ posed entirely of Pullman Nestbule Parloi
and Dining Cars.
flimited Express trains. comuOsed of Pull
/ man Ncstibule parlor Cars. Nestibule Passen
CHAs 3. PTGH, ''''s J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

STANFORD, Conn, Sept IA further
search Of the effects Of George Danner an
old eccentric clerk who died recently,
and among whose property was found $500
in small coin, disclosed 500 pairs Of socks,
200 shirts, collars and cuffs, a bushel Of neck
wear, seventeen suits of clothes, many
shoes and silk hats and six large trunks
filled with dry goods. 1t is thought that
these are the accumulation of years, taken
piecemeal from the stores where he was
employed
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

, srnN. Md Sept i-At the meeting
of the Talho, county commissioners
Tuesday The tax collectors paid in SO 900
and the commissioners disbursed $ 500
Peter Hagadorn aud Tilghman Kelley
Two of the commissioners of Caroline
county, were before the board to adjust
a claim OF $50 for damages preferred by
Cook & Stitehreary, liverymen, OF Easton,
FOR damages done one OF their horses by
The breaking down OF the bridge in the
canseway, which Is maintained in comuo on
hy Che two counties. IL was agreed 20
divide the bin
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The officials Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
company and of the Port Reading Railroad
company have been served by Attorney
General Stockton of New Jersey, with no
ticos TO reluqush the operation of the Gem
tral Railroad Of New Jersey and to turn
over the property 20 the directors Of the
latter company, which was accordingly
done. The Jersey Central officials were
served with similar documents
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

New YORK, Sept. 1.-Suit has been begun
in the supreme court by Henry NJ. Potter,
as trustee, against the United States Ma
tional bank Logan c. Murray, Evan g.
sherman and John j. McCooll for 81, 0OO, 900.
The suit is another phase Of the trouble
which caused the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph company TO be placed in the
hands Of q receiYer some years ago.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
Allison talks In Iowa.

WAvERLY, Sept. L. p Senator Allison
opened the Iowa Republican campaign here
in q carefully prepared speech Of fully three
hours in length to a large audience. The
speech dealt entirely with national politics
and was chiefly an mraignment Of the rec
ord of the present congress
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

HARTFORD, Sept. THE Prohibition con-
vention nominated the following ticket.
For governor, Edwin p. Anger, of Middle
town; lieutenant governor, A. NJ. Bancroft,
of Ellington; secretary of state, Henry r.
Palmer of stonington; treasurer Watson
N. Hurlburt, of Waterbury; comptroller.
Ehakim f. Wildman, Of Danbury.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

MANIsTEE, Mich, Sept Tho schooner
City of Toledo was caught in a north
westerly gale and driven on the beach at
Pierport, eighteen miles north OF here. She
turned completely over ia a few minutes
and all hands ON board were lost. She was
commanded by Captain John Mcmillan, OF
this city. His two eldest daughters were
on board with him. The crew consisted OF
six men
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

ELIZABETH, n. j., Sept. IA shark
which for the past two weeks has been tho
terror Of oystermen and others engaged
daily in Newark bay and Staten Island
sound opposite Ehzabethport, Il. j., was
captured by Alex Dixon, an FISHERMAN,
after a severe struggle.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
Toiohcstcr Next sunday. september 4.

II has been decided 90 run another eVcur-
sion 80 Inlchostcr Beach next SUNDAY. AN.
Delightful trip hv rail and water Special
train viii leave r.. ~. a. B. Station. ga WIZ
mingtou. si5 %. M. Balloon ascensions.
gravity railroad. pony races iunch dos-v.
boating. hnfhiuc. grabbing and M onO. IA b
concerto Returning leave Colchester Il s
m. 81 for the round trip.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

PANS, Sept J. There were thirty-th three
deaths from cholera in Havre yesterday.
Visitors are leaving Trouville in large mum
beers. The senson is practically at an end,
and several hotel keepers are said to have
been ruined by the early closing necessi-
tated by the plague.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

NEW YoRg, Sept. Superintendent
Weber arrested seven Germans who haze
Just arrived under contract TO work in
taunery in New Jersey
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

NEW BRUNswIcE, n. j., Sept. William
M. Moore, young student studying medi.
cine with Dr. c. NJ. Slack, eloped with the
latteI's daughter Hettie, and the couple
were married in New FORK.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

DELAND, Fla, Sept. deputy Sheriff.
Perkins and Austin, while making an ar
rest, shot and fatally wounded d S. Lyon
NJ. d., at his residence in Wixuemissett
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
DIED III HIS EASY CHAIR
George William Curtis Pain
lessly Yields Up His Life.
ELS AILMENTHAs BEEN A MYSTERY

When the End Came ue HIuttered a Few
Unintellig BILE Words. His Head SAM,
on His Breast and Death Wrote Tinis
to His Life's story-His Career.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-Georgo William
Curtis, the distinguished author and the
editor Of Harpers Weekly, is dead. He
brcathcd his last at his home in West New
Brighton, s. l. At the time he was seated
in his big easy chair, with his son, Dr. f. G..
Curtis, Of West Newton, Mass, standing by
his side.
Mr. Curtis death was painless. He was
conscious up TO within few minutes Of the
end. Then he sank into semiunconscious-
ness, but still showed that he knew when
any one spoke TO him. just as he died he
muttered something unintelligible and his
head fell over on his breast.
Mr. Curtis had not been ont Of the chair
h which he died for the past six weeks.
His illness had an along been n puzzle 70
the physicians and it is now not known
exactly what was the cause of death.
Mr.. Curtis Career.
DUH lu AloNioFnce Oh tcu. - l72ii
George William Curtis spent d early school
life at jamaica Plain, Mass He was de-
scended from Ephraim Curtis the FIRST set.
tier Of Worcester, Mass, and beneath the
sparkle Of his wit and the liveliness Of his
imagination always lay stern sense OF
moral rectitude which he doubtless nher-
tied from his ancestor He came TO New
York with his father in 1882 and for a year
he was clerk in a mercantile house in this
city
He, with his elder brother, IN 1912 Joined
the Brook Farm community in West Rox-
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

TORONTO, Sept 1.-The sculliug match
between Edward Hanlon and Charles
Stephenson, the champion Of New Zealand,
was rowed here and won by Hanlon by
ft~o 1onufl,a
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

HAwARDEN. Sept. Hon. W. T.. Glad
stone was attacked and knocked down b,
an enraged cow, but was rescued before Dc
was seriously hurt
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

Knoxville, Sept. 1.-The Lightweight
convicts lately driven from Olive Springs
by riotous miners have been started on
their return to that place
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. Mrs. Gym
thia b. Stevens is in Jail without bail fol-
murder by criminal practices
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

LONDON, Sept IN. Waddington has
given notice that he viii resign in January.
His reason is that he is unwilling TO bear
the onus OK Lord Roseberry's forsign policy.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

wEsrF1ELD, n Y, Sept w. E. Smith
Of New York, dropped dead from his bi
cycle near here he and his brother wcrJ
riding from Sinclair TO sherman.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

LEAvENwoRTu, Kan. Sept. 1-Gcorge
Boone, deserter, while attempting 20 es-
cape from the guard at Fort Leavenworth
was shot and killed.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

RICHMOND, Sept. l.-Governor Mckinney
has refused TO pardon or commute the SEN
tence OF Murderer Talt Hail.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

ANTWERP, Sept There have been
hfty-hve case0 Of cholera and nineteen
deaths in this city.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

NEWPORT, r. J., Sept. 10. S Campbell
of Brooklyn, the present champion, defeato,
r. H. Hovey Tor the national tennis cham
rttouehif1
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

PARIS, Sept. Cardinal Lavigerio Is
worse, and his physicians express doubt as
to his recovery.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

BRUssELs, Sept. 1.-The cholera is evil
IDENTIFY extending in Brussels. There have
been two more fatal cases here
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

NILwAUEsE. Sept l-Governor Peck
and the entire stags ticket was renomin ICED
by reclamation By the Democratic conyen
tion.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

WASHINGTON, Sept Mrs. NJ. P. Dun
can has been appointed postmistress at
Manchester Bridge, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

LONDON, sept. India advices say the
Afghans with loss Of 400 men, defeated
the Bazaras aud captured Kamsan.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

Allon Oliver of Newark this state,
has a remarkably fine exhibition of fowls
at the Baltimore county fair
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

RoUEN, Sept. Three cholera patients
have been admitted to the city hospital.
One Of them died.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01
THE BASEBALL WORLD.


NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Pittsburg- R.H.E.
Pittsbure.......O 0 I 90 2 Ks G
New York.....0 0 2 90 o o % 8
Ehret and Mack, King and Mcmahon.
At Cincinnati RH.R
Cincinnati. III o GO 90 o ell 6
Boston. .......I O O-5 2
Daub and Vaughan, Stivetts and Camel
At Cleveland RH.E.
Cleveland ....2 0 1O2l ISIS
Baltimore. o o 0 IL o
Cuppy and thinner, Cobb and Gunson.
Second game RHR
Cleveland .................0 o 90 3 o
Baltimore. .................0 o 90 4 o
Young and thinner, Mcmahon and Robinson.
Game called in the fifth inning on account Of
darkness
AT Chicago R.H.R
Chicago.......O O21O x-5li 10
Philadelphia 30 1 2 0 o. II /
Gumhert and Schriver Casey and Dowss.
At Louisville MIR
Louisville......o 10 0 o o o. 10
Brooklyn.......0 J K 0
Stratton and Merritt, Haddoci and Daley
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Rochester, MN
Rochester ......O o 0 o l.. Z /
Troy o o. 2 /
Coughlin and Myers Clarkson and Cahil
At Buffalo RHE
Buffalo. ........O O1OlO Oll-3 4
Binghamton 60 0 o. 8 2
Bennett and Heine Fournier and Boyd.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

Since 1864 Mr. Curtis was one OF the re.
gents of The University OF the State of New
York and was It's chancellor at the time O.
his death.
Among Che best known Of Mr.. Curtis lit
erary works were "Niies Notes of 20 How
adj" "Lotus Eating "Poriphar Pape -
''Trumpsn novel, aud "Prue ana
which is one az the most delicate aud Chan
ing collections of sketches ia English lie
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

baltimore d
ID % HlO IL ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect May %. 1899.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East bound hew
York. week q avs.
- as, "a i0. IS Al. 80 36
a m, 4i2 "a, 80, - 49,,
- - p IN. sundays,
f3tS, 1888, 80 G, a
m, tl2 %, - 30, IS IS,
y 81 . N.
Evening journal., 1892-09-01

bury, Mass, aud after eighteen months Of
study and farm labor the brothers went 20
Concord, Mass, whore they spent another
year and a half in a farmers home. They
had six months experience as farmers, till
ing their own land, and that ended the
n...lL.- ..l....-l. 100 - LI... ..--.L .-I.I.-