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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-05
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South street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the Wires From the
North. East. south and West

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"'N i'l'' lIt'k Al Denver. tpI-, Sal
ufHdN. Phi NH mad" nrN record nc
I'M 1"r thc track. The former record
f"r Overland was liza
William Batrhelder uf Boston. who
attempted suicide in "A HaNcrhiII
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fN'np'rS i'"tth the hank AZ Gree M
WIG Iowa saturday. taxing AIT tbs
money "hd papers Nut ms amount in
'"Sh n i"l mace known Ihr vault
was "l""h open ana thc building badly
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- uS'u "VenSe Tor ian LhttleJohn OF
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III" IT Moi'odH hish'. the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
the IRISH LEADERS
Call on President. Who Astonishes Them b,
knowledge Of Irish Affairs.

Washington. Nov. lS.-rhe Irish Par
liamentary leaders. who are touring
this country. agitating the Irish cause
were given special audience by Pres''
dent Roosevelt. today. The party con
sisted of Mr. and Mrs John +. Red
mond. II. A. McHush. Thomas O'Don-
nell. Miss Dalton of Australia, sistrI
of Mrs. Redmond. and Mr.. and Mf"
st John Gaffney Of New York. the
Presid. received them with cordialItN
in the receptions room adjoining TIE
cabinet room. He astonished his Wis
TORS by the intimate knowledge oi "a,
Irish situation which he displayed
After greetings had been exchanged on
both sides and the President and Nj
Redmond had held Il brief priv ate con
versation aside from the others. tn
President requested the party to 20 ia
10 the Red parlor down stairs in order
that he might present Mrs. Roosevelt
This was done and ten minutes were
spent in the Red parior. The party
was in high spirits when it left tn
White House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
PLAIN BUTCHERY.
Story Of Massacre Of Spanish
Prisoners by Fi|ipinos.
Major Drag ANA Ordered Their Death,
to Prevent United States
Fulfilling Promise to Return Them to Safety
Braganza Sentenced to Death.

Washington, Nov. 1S-The records of
:: score or more of courtmartial trials
If Filipinos charged with murder ana
other crimes. have been received at the
war department from the Phlllppines.
Proba bly, the most interesting case Is
that of Francisco BraganZa, major III
the insurgent army, who ordered the
massacre of 103 Spanish prisoners in
February, 1900. and who has now been
sentenced to death for his crime.
Gen. Chaffee made an unusually long
review of this case. charaCteriZlng the
wholesale destruction OF life as the
most barbarous and revolving maSSa-
ere of helpless prisoners known to the
modern history of war.
II. calls attention TO the fact that the
,hiefs of the insurrection did their ut
most to prevent the United states
from fulfilling its obligation TO employ
it's best efforts 10 return the spanish
prisoners in the hands of the F1liplnoS
to Spain.
1t was upon the approach OF a de-
tachment of American troops that this
Irilirino officer ordered the massacre
~ the helpless SpaniardS in his charge.
In what manner this cruel policy
could serve the cause of the lnsur-
cents" saws Gen. Chaffce. passes or
binary comprehension.
The records give full details of the
horrors of the massacre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
The PRESIDENT
Discusses Reciprocity With Messrs. CuIIom
and 0alzeIl and Others Interested.

Washington. Nuv lN-TEc President :
time, today. was occupied largely IA the
discussion ri reciprocity. Senator Cul-
lo.n OF Illinois and Representative DJi-
2cll of icnuSN lNduid. had something to
say 10 him upOu that subject ana 4 dele
cation Of agricultural implement manu-
iacturciS consisting uf James DccrinE OF
chicago. y. =. taruIhar OF York, Pa.
and W. G.. Barker OF New York. who ..r,
here % attend tn" reciprocity Convention
which viii meet. tomorrow. presented Z
memorial strongly Urging that something
T.. done
The delegation told the President that
in its opinion, the TIM for action HAD
come Reciprocity had been talked ana
preached about TOR years ana unless !,
d,'iSiV. step WAS taken now which wouhi
effect something. tn" whole subject might
as we'll he abandoned. Thc members or
tins delegation said they mad H. parti,u-
ltr interest ~ any OF I'll" Treaties. but
thought. taken altogether. that thu
French treaty more nearly represented
TN. best possibilities in thu way .: reel
proCitN ana that II II could be ratified 4
distinct victor would BE- Won
Senator Culum after his interview with
IN" PreSid, Mt. talked I'm tho same vein.
His attItud" is considered important as
r. n th- head Ct the foreign relations
committee
MIR. Dalzel, who talked with the PrcSi-
dent for half an hour is hostile to all the
reciprocity treaties.
Representa-. Roberts or MasSlchu-
sCttS. another OF the President 5 callers.
today. said tb1t there was Il strong Sputi-
mcnt for reciprocity in New England.
Bat. said he. we do not want the Sort
81 reciprocity that will opsl our markets
70 foreign competitors or give ~ Moth
ing in rvtIru.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
SPREAD OF ENGLISH SPARROW
A Map Showing the Present Distr.i,li-
ton W. This Nimble 3ird w th4
United States
f\eW YORK SUM


I The agricultural department has w.
Gently printed map showing the *
tent ~ country noW occupied by the
| English sparrow. 1t has been multi
| plying wtth marvellous rapidity. and is
now found la most parts If the country.
only three states Montana. Ne-4da
ana Wyoming. and three territories.
Alaska. Arizona and New Mexico. are
! free from jhe sparrow II ~ found in
| California. both north and south "
! san Francisco. in the valley uf ne
| Sacramento ana san joaquin rivers.
| and along the coast II .s scattered
! among th- settlements VII the Coiun-
/ hia river ana Puget sound Il MAS
| spread ail over the eastern half of he
country from North Dakota To -he
| Mississippi delta. Il has. however.
| avoided The sandy region nj Flul ia
| and III not found I'M any extent in our
1 most dcusnIv wooded areas A. might
| be expected. II has given our vast
I s-mi-@Tid region wide berth though
| q large colony has settled i'm the fa,. N
| agricultural region around salt Like
City
! II w only II years since th- English
! sparrow WAS first introduced into This
| country Ivy gentleman of Brooklyn
! Who sought a remedy for thc worms
! that We're destroying the trees ~ mat
| town. The sparrow has . keen appetite
/ for worms. In The course ~ time the
/ injury done the trees by worms vas
| largely ahatci through this little hird.
1 50 il became quite a fad tn imuCrt
/ sparrows from Europe and turn them
| loose. I'm tLIr towns thousand birds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
SENATOR HALE
CONTINUED from page -

military control. and it is useless to tail;
about civil government until an resist
ance To our authority has ceased. That
no does not think need be expected in the
That something ought to be done Ia
regulate the great trusts is the belief OF
Senator Hale. but he admits that IL is II
difficult question to handle. lie looks for
an attempt on the part Of Congress to
deal with 1t and anticipates Legislation OF
some kind in that direction.
Senator Hale was asked If there was
any special thing in which his own stat,
was interested al the present time.
we don't want anything he said,
'and We have got no one asking for any
office. our people are all busy and pros
porous. TN that respect Maine Is unlike
some other states
II remember Immediately after Pres :
dent ilarrison'S Inauguration that Sena-
tor sherman asked me how many appli
Cants FOR Office | had. | told him | could
not remember exactly. bIt they were not
many. He asked M If would give him
the exact figures. So | had The matter
looked up and found that including men
service. which at that time was not under
who wanted places In the railway mail
civil service rules and all others had
30 applications.
When told this to Senator Sherman
he heavcd sigh. Il have goo on my
docket he said with a far-away look
III his eyes AZ he thought Of that army
II office seekers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
Foot Ball Notes.

III. .ridirun Il beginning to sizzic.
Dror kicking seems 10 run i'll the Ddly
family.
Has Vale ct something up her sleeve
for Harvard?
Williams now wears thr laurel wreath
"r the Tri-Collcgiate League.
West Point took a day OFF Saturuay.
ana will rest until going against tn
Quaker~. this week.
Harvard receives pretty good football
material, when she IS abb to turn out a
Winning freshman eleven every year.
Mike Murphy i not 1t All conspicuou,
when Yale IL engaging thc enemy. Hi
work is All done before the game be
gins.
Dartmouth WAS satisfied in scoring
twice on Harvard. something that Z"
other team has been able to accomplish.
this season.
Jack Moaklcy can nov take Il front scat
with the successful football trainers. iic
had Cornell in fine fcttle for the ladS
from MorninGside heights.
Old Nassau - now out of commission.
Tho comment from Yale coaches ana
pld Ncrs is that ii Wa Il poor game ana
that Yalc did not do herself Justice. nj
any other college the defeat Of Princeton
would be hailed as Il great victory, but
Yale never crows until she Is ont Of tho
woods.
The New Haven Evening Register 50 ~
I that previous to 1890 Yale beat Harvard
II consecutive games. and only lost the
9, gam" because iiolcomb. who had play
cd center rush every day until within two
days of the big game, was laid off. and
Lewis. Il law school man. was SuhStifut
ed. Since 1880 Harvard has defeated Val.
OuCc-in 1s.N
| The last or !, long line OF Pocs has fl
! nally secured his Varsity ''P down al
/ Princeton. Saturday was GrcShamS last
opportunity. and il looked as though
Freeman Was taken oct of the game T.
give tn" fifth brother of PrinCcton'S "a
nous family chance. However tina
/ may be, Poe put IA new life into the Tiger
, team. and his running was one of tn,
features of the Tigers game.
! Nike Murphy says that the odds on
Yale for the Harvard Yale game. SatuT-
day. should be about to on Yale. Muir
ply was much pleased over the shown g
IN" team made against Princeton. and
that every man except GOsS was in gr.
shape at the end of the game. Little De
Saulle5. however. was a mass of bruises
and black and blue marks, but Saturda
night was about the New Haven hous as
clipper and lively.
The contract for laying out the new
athletic field at Phillips Andover Acadp-
( my, which is TO be known as Brothers
I field. has just been awarded and tn.
work of draining and grading will be done
as far as possible during the winter g
that the field can be made ready for ,i,e
next spring. There will be two baseball
grounds laid out. also two football Gc Il
and several tennis courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
Base Ball Notes.

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banv
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nlill' nHtnt"H proposes ~ 'ih' n
't"f" W i"'ofh'"'
Manager Armour uf III. cleveland
American League team. has signed Bon
ncr Of tn, Montreal team ~ the Eastern
League. 10 play second bstsc for tn,
Cl"velauds for the season OF 1907
..If tb.r,. i. an,. ,b9r,, I'M, ,..,.. ,.,u
tn I'M. in .,l. p4n Inbrs,,, ~
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ina il. business f. ~. f,It,,,. ~ I, III.
III ir,. ,..t Nr ',r,, nnt ,sl,i,y VII,
,.r rr..r,. III WI, ,,',.n,, ,,b, Iii, ,.,,,,,,,
'Ftl hlN own signature. Manager NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

are attemutins, n rer,afr ,h.,- N
tune ju !. ,ra,, chin r-. '- ~ Iof-
most ny o,Ir reo,,ta \ r,r,,.-. m piise
man French apd Sui, r,a 800 II 'ef-
have come W A,,e,.ica and ~ TT
here u cnnne,. ~, o,,. l,,.. IN III iiA''s
bari ~ our tr.d. ~, ~ iof
firino tbis rnIir, IN LII II. IVY con-
Hey sill. min. hril. H.. - '''dles.
fa,turere far .v.,r,-.1e. .., .@a manu-
in Germany. III a,-d - -" ioO1o
a. FIN An,a,ica -, I'm M a. wei
head tba l,e+ M r,roJ,,.a,. O.H'iilS 70
tb. riain, good ber sts,is.,1'.l ~ maze
~ incluJs. tb4 ei1L ,oirrr i'a'e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
PROFESSIONALISM CHARGED
BY Yale Against Three Harvard Football
Players Denied by Harvard.

New Haven. Conn. NOV. 18th k'eis-
ter. this evening. has the following; ,Ac-
cordin to reports. three liarNath io"t
ban PLAYERS are involved in charges y
profc ssiunalism.
The three ma whose names ar" mon
toned are CItts, tackle: Campbell lei
end ana captain. and Herman. left halt
back
.It is said the Register continues
THAT Herman has played baseball ioi
cash. and specifications Of his receipt ~
so for pitching game in South Boston
last summer are pretty well substantial
ed.
The case of QUITS il is said. WIS e..
teaching OF football At Havertord CoIlcS"
Pa. three years ago.
David {. Campbell. captain and lrit
end. got ready for Harvard ~ Norcrs-
ter Academy. tie is alleged y hay
coached promising youngsters IN football
and other athletic sports. not t"r the pHT'
love Of The sport.
1t il learned uuthnritativcly that u" tt
Nalc has made nn protest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
OUR SILk INDUSTRY
The Greatest in the World. Th"u@h
Now suffering From Ovcrproduttloh'
New York SUM

tNtN DIN SUM-
our silk manufacturers have been
producing more goods than they san
sell They are feeling The III results II
ovcrproductiou and the last annual
dinner Of the silk makers was natur-
ally not quite 50 joyous an occasion IN
usual NCt a few operatives have peeh
thrown out Of employment. the wages
Of others have been reduced ana the
result is a strike in the SILK mills ana Il
complete shutdown in many OF them.
The industry. however. il only tenn
norarily under 4 cloud. The rapiditN
With which our silk interests hay"
forged ahead Of the rest q the world
is one OF the striking features q our
industrial development. When thc
present unsettled condition ceases there
will he new era of prosperity.
one of the leading French trade
papers last month admitted that the
consumption of raw silk in the United
States had for three years exceeded
that Of France The production power
of this country which has equalled that
of France since 1897. now surpaSSes 1T
and French silk manufacturers DO not
expect to be able to regain their SUI
premacy in the annual output of silk
goods.
Foreign manufacturers are nrenlE
sensible OF the loss they have incurred
through our silk mills. which now pro
duce most of the silks this country
consumes. They say they cannot pay
the high duties our tariff imposes and
compete with our mills. Many Of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

WaShincton Nov. 1S-rhr following
fourth-class pustmasters have been an
pointed:
Maine Ethel NJ. Clark. ClarkS Mil; y
a. Bailey Mcdford Center
The following star service change ia
Main" is announced:
l5n. North Shareigh Me. to Eds
Wakefield Depot. \. IT. From N"N. =
1881 change service 50 aS t. be pN way oi
iIowes mo. % bet. tcrmini, increasing
m
ISL Liberty To Belfast. Leave lihci
~ daily. except Sunday. SO \. NJ ARMY"
Belfast by 1iil A. NJ Leave Belfast dal
~. except sunday 10 I. NJ Arrive
Liberty by t5u = NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

Ena,. 'ne purposc Of interesting New
s'ahd III the coming World's Fai.
- DC conducted by the Louisiana Dr.
,"aSe Exposition Co. at st. I.ou;s NJ
y has been proposed to invite tha ~ ~
co,in =, ,hose states to meet a dele
i, 90 p Vi Louisiana Purchase officials
IT,, noS.on: a telegram to Governor
Inn r. Hill of Maine. asking him az
10 me advisability of such q confer.
"nce' has been answered in the affirm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

The suit Of Charles T. Prescott of
Laconia. y. H.. against the Laconia
car GO. Works. To recover 80 900. for
alleged personal injuries. the jury. to
which the ease was given at go i. NJ
Friday. was discharged at ! u. NJ. Sat
| urday. without having been able to
agree on verdict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. NOV. 18th" f"ll"win=
pension changes in Maine resulting from
TIL. Issue Of oct. II. ar" announced:
Original James y. Haley Portland. $.
Incr,aS,. restoration. reissue. etc, Eph-
RAIN t. Woodbridge. BuckSport. 81; Hon
~ Peacock Gardiner. ST.. Special. Nrt
y Sheldon TibbcttS. dead Saco. so. Re
issue. widow. special. Nov. :. Sarah /.
'Iihh,tIG SuNO 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

cd with their limbs laden with the lea
and snow and the bright sunlight shining
upon them. Many large tree. were broE.
| ~ ''' -
en- ana IN several instances lay directiy
across the road. and the fruit trees viii
be severely injured
| Mr. Packard The mai, co,r,er -, ro,,,.
| :, go. ,, 49,, TILL. III,
from H"buAia' h"h Il hhiu UNIV ~
first day of the storm. In one place IN
| the woods road n. was Obliged To era vi
through the hughes and pet AN axe ana
| 49,.
.a, 80 80 ' s s a. ..,,.a -" .,,,. s,a,
| goo" tithe' ho"'N'f' III Spi'e vi an "iiH'
| culties The carrier on route from Gar
! diner had to shovel his way through IA
one or Two places. II was probably ~
| 80, .,, ,t',....,.,.,,. .,o.., IL
| ..',,, ,.' .,,t .,..,t.,
VIII h"Ne " '""''"" WI" ""'"b w VIII
| ter.
| Mrs CLus Noroun * dult, uf az her
ham. win !, yrirnc
| ,r,
| ih' 9ch""I7 !" '""'' p'E"h t'f winter
TERM Monday WIN 'hr same corps o'
| teachers as in the IAN. The term Will
eight weeks
| s NJ Dorr went to Nat.rviIIe. Monday.
| u.h.r, u, IN, .,,,... u. H., t,,,. Il, ~.
| .',..'.,,..' ...',., j.. ....,
| HLPfiioi '"utt ~ session ~ thdt cit3-
| EAST NASSAL BORO.
| N.nb.r, nf Ntss,Ib.rn ,;r,ng. ,yho az
| tended The National Grange he'd Al Lew
| iston. lasi week we're: MI ana NfrS.
Geo. II. Gates. Mr ana Mrs. e. y. Cat"s,
Mr. ANA Mrs -. ~. Abbott ana Mr.. an !
! MIS-. II; A. trl"Hi aIi ~ whom were IH-
| SIi'l'u ~ ''l' seventh dtsI''.
Master Arnold Mower, who has been il'
with diphthcrid. n improving ana under
mi stflcl quarantine man itih5d' Il" In"
| cases nave developed ana II ~ thought
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

Tie trial Of the men under indlc'
ment for alleged conspiracy 10 p,o
cure people to vote Illegally at ,ne y,
publican caucus III ward ~ bo7s IA,
Mil begin. Monday. Nov. 70. II ""
last about a week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
POLO GAMES.
Portland. s: Lewiston. S.

Portland. Mr. NOV. N.-r"rtland d"-
fcat"d lewiston. tonight. I" p. III !"
rpIrht ana exciting contest. In the seq
end period Mc,;ilvary broke his skate ana
called for time. both goal tCndcrS l"av-
ING their cages The referee. however.
did not blow his whistle and Jason caE'd
III. ball The referee allowed the goal
under protest by Lewiston. The sIm-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

Tho SOUTHWESTERN cynrog,. ~ ~.
Northern Central branch or ~,
.a,a ",,,d ra'lroad' while running at !,
, ,r's ~ - mics an hour near the blacl,
" ,ia,'. north Of York, Pa, Saturdav
d,' s" was wrecked by a charge Of
-! la'''itc placed under the track pa.
nserS We're severely shocked and
'o,'s'ei nation prevailed. bu, all cs-
ape' injury piece OF rail ~ fee,
' 'n was blown out of the track and
over the ties. anu vi " " l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
Clinton. 8: Brockton. 3.

Clinton, Mass. Nov. lS.-The lew
Brockton team mad. its first appearance"
On tile local polo rink. tonight, and was
easily defeated by sCor" OF to 2. Gin
ton played all around the visitors. Al
Lyons. Il Clinton player went in To make
the five. The lineup:
81 TNTn\ I['rD\
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
the TREATY SIGNED.
CONTINUED from page IL

Surgeon Thomas at Liverpool say ii's
that that city was. Monday ot"cia's
declared free from plague
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
GARDINER.
journals Telephone CaII-37-5.

Jackson Bros. ad gives prices tina.
will b" welcome to people who desire To
save money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
HOW 40 Tell the Ccnuin.

me signatureIof E. ". Grove annears
pn every box Of the genuine I'axatIva
Dromo,Q uinine the remedy thai cmrs.
cold In one, day. ''a' c"ea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

Queensland il Australia. grows H. slos'
.,IIntiri,s ~ sugar cane and mas tlioa.
sands 1T acres yielding grapes p"'i""-'
ANA oranges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19

Tom cptter tried to ut his old a,-u-
ci;tt". Spot Hadley, hut learned tint
III" latter cut thu tip OF Il finger. i t,H.
weeks ago. but will y" able to play short
ly
Lowell Citizen. Long Johu Wilcl has
mad" hit with tn" Lawrence fans. II
IS cool. headE player who has all kinds
II skill II working II" ban along III"
iloor.
Salem News: C"tter ought t. ~. woli
enough known after II years of sp.cndi,!
record on the surface. for the p~opic To-
take a littl" stock III what he says IA.
KNOWS that tn" team is Very much on
the pork ana will have il improved
Just give him time.
Tom t'"tter says h" il through playing.
hut II Is SAT" TO say that the big chief
VIII 20 on the floor once in q while lust
!" snow some IF the Youngsters that thor
"" othcts.-ProvidrnCc Telegram ~.
mere IS no string to Toms farewell. r.,
Is down ana out for good. and has doun.,l
aid. ''''' ~
Brockton Enterprise: Wodtke wouIdn I
70 I" Main" with the Salems because IN,
mas 4 JOB in the Waltham watch f,ctn.
~ ana refused to give M th.. wlecs H.
""hid get there in order ia nlai,, thc tri,
noHh east That is the worst of tho nI1
li" stsrS-Most Of them have. sense and
an GEL living without PLAYING Mi, III
.'lc unc. Consequently the fnanapc,.
N'r hno" whether they will show nv
- certain game or stay away The
are notably independent.