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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
PRICE WAS $1,000
w. S. Brown Purchases South
Main Street Property.
WILL IMPROVE IT
Brick Building 10 Be Erected
on the Property.
IMPROVE

". S. Brown yesterday purchased n feet
on South Main street, just sonth Of the
Kos Harris building. for 5000. The prop
erty formerly belonged TO Stewart &
Burns. 1t is but a few weeks since they
purchased the property. and they dis
posed of it at nice margin. The lots
are located just south Of the alley. and
|. is an excellent place for the construction
of fine Office and store building. 1t is
close in and now, with the one-story
houses which are on the land, are return
ing a good interest on the amount in
vested.
The property was purchased for the
purpose OF building fine Office and store
building there.
Mr. Brown sold, the first of the week.
the property on East Douglas avenue,
after he had begun the foundation for a
2-story brick building. lie purchased the
property but two months before he sold
il again. and the man he purchased il
! from had not owned It but three weeks.
Thus it was sold three times within 80
days, and each time with a good margin.
The property Mr.. Brown purchased yes
I terday has changed hands twice within
80 days.
/ IT was stated on good authority last
night that Mr.. Brown would erect a
building on his property next spring, or as
soon as the leases on some Of the rooms
was out
What sized building would be built there
( could not be learned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
BYRON KING TONIGHT
Lyceum Number Among Best Of the
Season.

Tonight the members of the Isyeeum
Bureau win have the pleasure of being
entertained by Byron w. King, whose
repeated lectures have been enthusiasts
tically received and who has entertained
vast audiences throughout the country
FIR. King platform utterauces have been
described as entertaining, instructive,
amusing, and thrilling" Mr.. King has
been described as the most eloquent of
an lecturers" as having always some
thing new. unique and entertaining" He
Appeared before a Wichita audience last
wear and he was accredited as one of
the very best in that years series He
possesses a good voice. a remarkable ac-
ton and in every way is most thor
oughly equipped with a splendid person
atty which captivates his audience and
wins Tor him the complete applause OF
his hearers. With q voice that can be
appreciated, a motion always poetical.
and a natural stage grace which wins
and appeals his evening entertainments
are always such as please and satisfy.
Mr.. King has had a wide experience in
Chautauqua work and has won to him
many favorable comments from the press
and the critics, for his amiable manners,
his splendid stage presence, and his enter
tanning style.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
TURKEYS ARE CHEAP
Plenty of trasshoppers Rave Indc
Them Far.

Turkeys are cheaper this year than
they have been for a couple of years.
Everyone may have his turkey for dinner
If cheapness is any object to him. For
the past two years. at this time, the
lowest price has been 12i5 cents per
pound This year they are selling for
10 cents. one reason for this is the fact
that a great many people are disposing
OF their turkeys early in order 10 save
the feed that they eat for the fowls that
they have to keep through the winter.
The rushing of turkeys 10 the early mar
ket has d demoraiiZing effect on prices
and they inevitably go down. Grass
hopers have been plentiful this year and
the turkeys IS consequence secured
a great deal OF food outside of the grain
that they were fed. This has a tendency
To make the flavor of the meat finer
and gives it a delicacy that is not TO be
found in the purely granted fowl One
or two parties who were asked their
opinion on this matter said that it is
undoubtedly so, and that it is a well
known fact that in the feeding
of all kinds Of fowls the insects
eaten have much to do with the favor
Of the meat. One reason why Kansas
fowls are so much IN demand IN certain
places is due 10 the fact that the people
of that locality have found out that they
have a hneness of flavor not to be found
elsewhere. They have not asked why il
is, but it IS the opinion Of several tur-
key and chicken raisers that the amount
of insects which the Kansas fowls secure
gives them an excellence of quality that
is not found elsewhere.
However this may be. it is true that
there VIII be great many turkeys on
the market this year. and ii is probable
that they viii not be quite so high in
nrice as they often are.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
Will BUiL0 COTTAGES
D. II. Dickson Purchases North End
Real Estate.

q " aTct,ov Yesterday sod . = =
nirEson 1e ices AZ the corner ot
Eirhteenth and Main streets for Slf M
Dickson VIII erect tWo cottases oA the
property ,ar,y in the spring lie nsoe
the rarchasc as an Investment as he ee
Heres that cotrages in the north end -
the cLty are e. seed place - put money :.
Tie property Was formerly owed iE j.
r. Ean Ags1afe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
THEY LIKE TURNlPS
some One Stealing Mr. w. JOhnsOn's
Turnips Lately.

Mr.. w. johnson. who is we'll known as
On assistant at the Santa Fe Offices in
this city. is complaining a great deal just
now. because of the annoyance caused
him by some evil minded person who is
making way with his turnips. Mr.. john
son has a very fine patch of tOrnips,
and has taken a great deal of pains 10
raise them properly. He naturally feels
that il is an imposition on him 10 steal
the fruits Of his labor. He said that he
would willingly have given portion Of
the turnips q anyone who cared enough
Tor them to ask Tor them. Now he says
that he keeps q loaded gun on the premi-
ses. and promises q hot time for anyone
who approaches the place Mr.. Delaney
and the boys around the depot are very
sympathetic. and offer 80 go with hin
and take along q lot of double barrciled
shot guns to assist IN the capture OF the
thief Mr.. johnson thinks that this
would be fine. only he fears that Mr.. De
laney's natural fear of firearms, which
( has developed greatly of late, would spoil
4 the success Of the enterprise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
HAD WRONG IMPRESSION
SO Judge Dale Dismissed the ZeIla
Hanger Case.

George Adams called up The leila Blan-
ger case i'm the district court again yes
terday. and areued th.< Judge Dale ought
10 compel MIR. Stratton to bring her into
court
judge Dale said that he secured juris-
dictiou of tie case under "a misapprehen-
sion and he would refuse to have her
broueht into court He told Dir. Adams
that he granted the writ of heoeas cor
-pus ola his representation that Mr- STRAIT
ton hadspickod the giri mp IN the post
Office without amy process of law, ana
when ii came on for hearing ii was shown
that she had been arrested on @ warrant
from the probate court, and that az that
time Mr. Ad ans had asked Tor more
time because he did not KNOW that she
had been arrested on this warrant from
judge Dale further stated that leila hsa
haer sent 10 the industrial school Tor Glfis
al Rrloit. ard be would refuse 70 Interfere
further in the matter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
Che aaaia s;u gayle: Thursday torre, q1oneber 1901
HOODS Pills

was lifting a kettle of hot water of the
stove. she had the misfortune 70 upset
il. and the contents Of the kettle We're
empued on her left limb, and seaIding
it in a frishtful manner.
She was taken in hand at once, and all
the help that could be given TO her was
administered. In taking the shoe and
stocking off the skin was taken off from
the limb from the knee dowa to the ankle.
The little girl suffered = great deal Of
pain. but at last accounts was doing
well. The accident occurred about five
o'clock in the evening, before her father
had returned from his work. which made
it a little harder 10 get the proper at
tention The accident was very unfortu-
nate but everything that could be done
for the little girl was done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21

This medicine by strength
ening the stomach and per-
fecting the digestion, pre-
vents Constipation and
BiIiousness, Steadies the
Nerves, Purifie ; I n {
Blood. and stimulates the
I6He7 ana Kidneys. " e
uigG You to try II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Buckeye Association Has Very Large
Membership.

tcrcsting meeting I'm the basement of the
court house yesterday afternoon. There
ugas quite a crowd present and some very
important business was transacted and
also q good program was given. Part
n the program was that which should
axe -t1f esls given A the meeting held in
H.. fsasasld han a month ago. The as
sociation IS making considerable progress
in getting the people in this county who
are IRON Ohio ~ unite and nearly three
Kindred names haVosbaen placed on the
rolls OF the association.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
No PLACE IS NAMED
orient Company Says the
Site Is Selected,
MAYOR GETS A NOTICE
RumOr Locates Shops on the
South Side.

Mayor Mclean received the following
letter yesterday, from the Orient Rail-
Way company, containing what they deem
Necessary as notification of the location
Of a site for their principal shops within
the limits Of Wichita:
Kansas City. Nov IS 1901.
10 the Honorable 3. +. Mclean, Mayor
of the City Of Wichita, Kansas.
Dear Strive beg 10 advise YOU that
The Kansas City, Mexico q Orient Rail-
Ray company has selected. within the city
limits OF the city of Wichita, site for
It's principal machine, manufacturing and
repair shops, at which ali work convenient
90 the said city of Wichita shall be done
! his is in compliance with The PROPOSE
ton submitted TO the city of Wichita
for the issuance of $4,000 in bonds 10 aid
said railway company TO aid ia securing
end paying for the right OF way depot
grounds and terminal facilities. Yours
truly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
OVERTURNED The TEAKETTLE
lr.Es FIetcher's Little GirI BADLY
ScaIded

Last evening the uttle daughter Of MT.
l.. Fletcher. who lives at the corner
Of Second and Meridian, ON the West
Side. was quite severely scalded by ~
setting a ketlefull OF hot water on19 HfF-
self.
She had Just returned from town. where
she had some To- SET some groceries IoI
her mother. and was assisting about tAe
Kitchen stove. In some WY, when she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
SOUGHT HOME
wr. Richardson invests in Weat sid
ProneFEN

Mr. C. J. Freeman sold his home At
2s North Haudley avenue yesterday. L.
Mr Rlchardson. for consideration OF
S>o AIr. Richardson's father lives IN the
city. having recently purchased the prop
ertv formerly owned py ". r bonon-
rant. ora South Sycamore Ar Richard
son IS . Young man. and wil receiFe tne
l-..-+,- welcome from Wichita people. The
r.-1 vas closed through the agency OF
r..- 1R-rfr~ a. Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-21
THE KANSAS CITY, MEXICO &
ORIENT RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY NEAL c. DORM. -secretarv.


The election was held one year ago yes
terday, and according to the proposition
submitted TO the people, the company was
obligated 10 give notice TO the city Of the
location of their shops within one year
Now the question is. and it viii be a
theme for several days, is the notifca-
ton within the meaning of the clause in
the proposition requiring it,
1T is a question for lawyers.
The company representatives claim that
IN the letter 10 MT. Mclean ample noti-
.lcation is given or at least ala that was
required according to their construction
Of the proposition. Now another question
comes Up. Why was the proposition bur
cened with such 4 requirement at alp
How can the city know by reading the
notification whether the shops site is
really selected or. if selected, where il
is located? A great many local men of
legal talent insist that the intent of the
insertion insertion of the notification re-
cuiremcnt in the proposition was that the
Orient company should prove that it ac-
hually had fixed upon and purchased the
site within one year from the date Of tho
election as an evidence of the good faith
Of the company in their promise to build
the road. The company attorneys, on the
contrary, state that it was not the inten-
ton of the company to state where its
shops would be located for the reason
that it would enhance the value of prop
srty IN the vicinity, and thus make their
right of way for the road. as wei as the
ground for terminals. more costly
With all the cross argument of legal tall
emf, the fact remains that the mass OF
the people DO not know any more now
where the shops site is located. if located
ri all. than the man in the moon And
it is possible that they don't care
A mighty honest man told an Eagle re-
porter Yesterday that the shop site had
been located I'm the south part OF town.
lie said this in q tone that inspired con-
Idence I'm his statement. but what ground
he had for saving SO, he did not explain.
1t is possible that il was merely an opin-
ion formed without having any kuowl-
edge of the actions or intentions of the
Orientcompany.
Relative to a feeling Of doubt prevail
ing as to whether the Orient viii ever
actually build road, man in touch
with that company said yesterday that he
was absolutely certain that steel VIII be
laid in Wichita before the first of April
lie said that 900 miles Of the grade has
been completed and that construction
companies are working right along. Tie
said that the company realized that the
peopie are somewhat impatient, but that
is no reason why they should tell them
an about their business. The Orient com
many have contract with the people OF
every community to reach them at speci-
fed times. and there can be no violation
of the company's good faith tl these
specified times shall have expired
."The Orient" he said. win be running
into every city that voted it ai(
bonds before the time designated in The
election propositions shall have expired
You can rest assured that the Orient Is
coming to Wichita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18
S0BRE INSTRUCTION P1BLlCA
UNA VELADA ESCOLAR

r. indudabIe que Ia instruction p6blica
cada dia mayor impulse, que en- ese
Pn.nsrtsmento Pms Sc trsbsja con actividad y buen
pop@ 4"o Pero hay todavfa muchas deficiencies
. al doctor Brumbaugh es active y trabaja-
~ nersonai que 10 rodea es inteiig su
u.u",,stsrlo w., don Enrique Hernandez es IN puer-
..srinuefi1 ilustrado CON petente; 81 We
w. ". 40 SO dejsra dominar por Ia passion polfsi-
~ " ana no deberia tener entrada en- ese De-
w sh4,nmanto solo Eplausos merecerfa. es
p dnda. q 10 Ell senior Hernandez no SO llegaA
.n,vencer que ell puesto de confanza que
o,nos 10 debe sus m6ritos no la poiftica.
Psro dejsndo q parte estas disgresiones,
sin cterto que Mr.. Brumbaugh SO ha pro
"assto colocAr una escueia en- cada aldea,
3 va consigulanoo.
La escue ptimaria ha merecido hasta
,bors. pref9rents atencion por parte del Sc
mr. Comlsonado; dia negars en- que, 10 BAN
ara enarooads en- el techo de Ia escuela
solarA sl viaiero per los campos de esta lsa
s1tonces tamben, oil pueblo puertorriqueio,
soiado Dor Ia ensef1anZa, caminarA con hrme
osso Dor La Senda del progreso.
Psro 81 bien Ia instruction primaria es Ia
h,.s principal para 10 educaci6n de un pueblo
nanto, en- estado embrionario; no dsbe ser al
6alco preferente obietivo en- pueblos como
4 puestfo, cuyas ciases superiores han alcan.
ado uu grado de educaci6n exceente.
Asi pues, verlamos con satisfaction cue
dse6or ComisionsdO Sc preocupase tsmbiAn
dsl gegunda ensefianzs, que en- tiempos de
E,psns desempen6 esta lsia referente lu-
q,r. Entonces tenfamos Instituto de Sc
fonda ensen ANA, que fu6 suprimido de un
abszo, que no ha sido susttufdo a1n por
stableclmlento siguno que pueda comparAr-
gIs En- ese Iastltuto adquirimos la base de
ousstros conocimientos los que despuss fgura.
nos como aboga ades, m6dicos, ingenieros ' pc
rlodstas. Y nosotros preguntamos d1onde
utan las colecclones cienuiicas que existfan
90 souei Instisuto? 5Qu6 80 ha hecho de su
sDiOtsca? dPor que NO 50 han sprovechado
souslos elementos para fundar IN centro Que
rsspondlese las necesldades que satisfacfa
sqas IastitutoP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18
I'm nueyo Centfo en- Caguas

Anoche reuni6ronse varios cabaIleros de
esta ciutad con ell ohieto de tratsr sobre Ia
fundac6n de un centro de instruction. re-
creo, donde las famtias cagdefias puedsn dis
frntar de toda clase de expsnsiones fcitas
como bsties de soeiedad, veladas, concfertos y
conferen nciss cientfdcas literarias.
Dados los grSndes elementos socisles con
que cuenta Caguas 10 importancia mayor
que cada dfa quiere un centro de asa natu-
raleza as va aquf una necesdad Compren
diendoo asf los asistentes Ia reunion de ano.
che, todos estuvieron cOnformes con ell pro-
yecto, que dentro de POGO ser6 un hecho
Queriendo los iniciadores que centro
apareciese despojado de TODD carActer po' ftico,
por un rasgo de cortesfa para con los repu-
olicanos de esta ciudad, Sc invite dicha reu-
ni6n aqueilos que Sc consider6 acreedores
dgurar en 81; pero nuestros adversarios, dando
aquf, como en- todas parties, muestras de 81
intransgencia, tnvieron bien no asistir.
salvedad con respecto ai seior don Francisco
Escoda. 1nico repubicano que tuvo la aten-
ci6n de concurrir al acto.
Nombr6se una mesa provisional cornpuesta
de los sefiores don Quintiiano Cadiz, como
Presidente, y don Mariana Abril, como Sscre-
tario.
Dada cuenta detallada del pfoyecto, fnk
acogido con entusIAsmo, anotsndose en- el acto,
entire los al1 preseptes, treinta acciones de
socios fundadores.
Rom br6se una <comisi6n organizadoraS
eompuesta de los seflores don Jose Pnfg, don
Ramon vilar %, doctor don G .briel Gmenez
Sanjarjo, don Celestino Sofa Lcdo. don jose
Alvarez, la cual 50 ocupara de reunir los
fondos necesarios, facilitar mobilario. casa
dsmas particulares correspondientes Ia
installation.
Tambien nom br6se otfa eomisi6n para que
redacte oil <Reglamentes. eompuesta de los Sc
flores don Quintiliano Cadiz, Lcto don Severe
Abella Baston don Mariana Abri.
No dudamos que tan plausible proyecto
obtsndr& una favorable accgi1a entire los sle-
mentos sociales de ssta cults poblaci6n espe-
cialmente entire Ia juventud cagaens, siempre
enthusiastic por esta clase de centres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18

Asf como las luces artIacIales de nuestros
Iespecslvos hogares no valen todas reunidas,
10 que vale Ia az solar; as1 tambi6n, nuestro
1ulclo, todas las escueIas primarias iuntas no
representan, valen, nj signihcan, 10 que nm
Institute de seganda ensehanza una Uni-
versidad.
Oierto que Sc ha establecido en- San Juan
una llamada <Aita Escuela,1 pero aparte de
que no puede 6sta compararse nuestro yieio
lnstlsuto, carece ademas de bibnoteca no tie.
ne coiecciones cientifcas; nj tiene Iaborato-
rios oe Ilslca qufmica; nj posee buenos aes-
tros nj buenOs discfpuloS.
ri Dr.. Brumbaugh no ha podfdo crear 10
que encontro destrufdo. Las bibliotecas como
las que posefa e Iastituto, cuestan mucho di-
nero; las colacciones centfdcss, como is del
Institute, no Sc forma7 en- par de anos.
DE t0do ESQ carece la Iamada ga. ia Es-
cueIa.1
Comprsndlendolo asf los prcfesore los alum.
nos de esa escuela, vemos que han org anizado
upa velada, para la nocha del 2f de, corriente
con obieto de adqurir fondos con que cresr
una biolioteca. La idea no puede mas her.
mosa nj mas plausible. desde iuego nosotros
la apoyamos con carfno
Can ese proyecto Sc persigue an fn gran
de, un fin alto, ana idea noble. Sc ouiere
realzar e m6rito de ese establecimiento de en-
senanza secundarial Sc quiera eevarlo, darie
britlo, para que la luz que de 81 dimane ilumi-
ne Ell grado de cultura de nuestro pals.
Los organizadores de esA patri0tica fiesta
cuentan desde Iuego con al apoyo moral ma
teriaI de las autoriuades de San Juan.
De esperarse IS, pues, que cuenten tam
bien con la ayuda del pt oifco; es decir, de to-
dos los que piensan en- ei porvenir recuerdan
el pasado.
Para estos nob,ss en- pefos de la diffusion
de Ia ensefanzs, cada p1ertorriquef1o, sean
cuales fueren sus ideas poifticas, dsbe ser
auxiifar enthusiastic.
No olvIdemos que por ell grado de cultura
as que los Estados Unidos miden la capactdad
de sus puebios.
Y que ell nuestro SO halla todayfa en- an es-
tado de tutela del cual debemos sallr cuanto
antes para entrar en- Ia plena possession de nues-
tros derechos libertades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18
PenuelaS s

Aver Sc efsctu6 el <meetings federal anun-
c;ado. resultando esp 6ndido.
Anoche con objeto de obsequiar varios
federales de Ponce, tnvo efecto un iucioo oai-
Ia an la casa de don Pedro Purcell.
Los i6venes Miguel A. Maldonado, J uan
cuevas Cabassa. Luis M Grana, Refael Ava
rado = Pedro Rivera han fundado en- este pue-
bio una pequefia bibioteca.
Esos pollo~, que son cultos intelligence,
urocuran enriq uecer entendtmiento, y DC
ronttnuar por la senda emprendfda, serAn osros
ts sntos puertorrique1os que honrarAn ai terru-
Yo les felicito por su apfcacfon Ouenos
deseos. v les ayudare con mi experiencia %
nos consoles, asf como regalandoles aigunss
obras.
Ia inspirada poetisa dofa Fidela nateu
na.arA unos of4s en- este pueblo 81 lado De 50
epreciable hija Rosa Blanca.
E.Ta mafana regressron ( Ponce varios
faderales entire ellos don Iof6 4 Bscerra, 1on
C.rmelo MARTINEZ Hivas, don Pablo harnsn-
der. don Fermfn Toro. don Enrique BERNARD,
don Juan Pericas don Jos6 Teisonfer.
Oorresponsal.
Dbre, 10 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18
V1eque5

u !, ~'nsro de pocos dias dara principle Ia "a
a, = hacienda <Santa Maria,1 propieoao
20 Carlos LIE Brun.
sabn. sAl motive, ocuparA muchos braceros
Fsrl csrecen de trabajo, 10 cual coHtri :
usf vida movimiento aqL ella isia.
~S#
z.la.sAtn su termino las grandes y moder-
1T, a:t1nss do las hacisndas NPiaya-
4 sE'perapza,s propiedad de la Suce.
- 'eI don Victor Mourrail, respecti
Il ID A.. GUS duefios no reparan en- gastos
#hiosI ssr dichss importantes factorias
~ adelan tos de Ia epOca,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18
INDULTADO

I'll gobernador civil ha suscrito el indulto
del ioven Ramon Gomez Gaztambides de
Anasco.
Gomez fue condenado por la Corte de Dis
trito de Mayagtisz en- Mayo de 1898 por delito
de incendfo. LIE impusieron amos, meses
dia de presidto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18

lmejor esab o.
specia m r cur
especial atnbioD al tabao de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18

Fabrca prmera case monada todol los adeantos
6poca drgida por peros eompetenes Sus tabaco cgar
admiten rival la sla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-18
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO

Diciembre II.
Manana las dos de Ia tarde saldrS par.
los Estados u Unidos ell vapor americana <Phi
ladeIphia.. La correspondence sera recojid.
& las II q. m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-14

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-14

Charles CuShman will occupy .ha
Water street stable recently bought
by T. al Bowman anna INVITE m1va his
business infn it as soon as tha re-
pairs, nom underway. arc completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-14

Tho losing up XII thc country -oads
hT heavy rain would make tia ADJ
En-ta Erccers miss the eggs. butter
ana other produce which thc farmers
bring ID.