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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
BOWDOlN GETS A FROST.
Showed Under II to o in Game Win
Cornell at Ithaca.

Ithaca N y, oct. al.--'.rw,loin WI. /;
showed under by Cornell On Percy Field
Saturday y to o. The hacauS ont
weighed the visitors by a few puuin,s
hut were Gar superior III team work
speed and spirit Using old style football
tactics. they hammered AWAY ut TN" ~
posing line until it CrumhI"d before thor
onslaught. Protected Nv q beautiful in
reference. in which every man on the
team participated. Gibson AMI f. rle
Cornell's fleet half backs mad.. ln'.E and
repeated gains arulnd tr,W,,.- md
Drummond the Rowduin tarhlr \ b. uu
brushed aside like 50 many ants. Gibson
tore off on" run Of s, yard.. mi I,pth
Earle and Gibson made repeatcd da hes
for 80 - and - yards resp, ctINcly. To
vary the game littl, Mc''mtchron
kicked place goal and Sailor Dropped Il
beautiful goal from the 10 yard limo.
Cornell substituted an entirely now
team after Il points lad been "a hut
even after that Kept UP The slaughter
Bowdoin made two first downs ,ilii; the
gam" on clever runs hv Drarrr. They
failed to penetrate thn Cornell line at
all. and their fake pllvs were ~.n1pyd
for losses. Some Of the Nrw Ergllndcrs
WIZ ~ pow 'pliClt III. .tflu Toward flt'A
end of the game a Bowti,In man was
found lying on the II ID after every
scrimmaGe
Cornell started thu scoring after thr.,
minutes of play. Af;er the EuwLoin for
wards had stopped Tho lthacapS on IN.
l5-yard fnr. McCutch.un cropped back
ana made goal on a place kick. After
ma. me thaehns struck their gait. ANA
'ou'd not be stopped. M,Cutchron rlld..
'ouchd"wn in a few minutes as : result
vi several brilliant runs by t.rrlr. and
straight lin" plunginr hv Rahcn,k ana
M'Sntcheon. The next two tourhdo,v,s
were made in three PLAYS each.
In the st c"nd half Cornell Kent ou 49,,
ing up me score. Euwdoin WIS u,u,r-
less To stop the destruction. 4 u.r. ,...r.,
ot substitutes was put on the r,i,I ,uI
they did almost as veil as tho .v,,.,,.,
reward the end of the half S,,Ior XIX
went IN for McCutchenn. dropp.. :, ~,
ty goal from the 4o-yard line
CORNELL. c,,.r
Eaocock tNatson). !. EFT Cr.,.,
IooA' captain 'corman,. l. t. ~
Thomson ,s,u,., r t.. Cared m
NV nia ~ tMacNamara>. c....C N,.'N
Dunh sNoSgroye,, r. g.....l e., Ncwp1nn
Van orman Piolette). r. e. '''''''is IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22

lin; "rnE illness.
William Ewing was without any pu"s-
ton The. greatest allrouHd catcher ~"
came rvcr produced He was an ideal
bah player without sinGl" out Base
ball To him was an open bDnk, and ms
connection with the game h% q plt;'f
and m:tnafrr did much for IN" pfpi"$-
*innaI cnd Of it. His bost work wa& don"
with the famous Now York Giants ami
he nsas instrumental i'll landing tn high
est hpnUrs for his club.
Ewing had Il sunny disposition ard was
titnro;ahlv liked by the ban players ns
well - by til" FAM. H. ":.s Il high
lric..l workman, und quit the gam" .""ll
off. and in Il position - take care Of hm-
self ANA family.
trt.r his bHs.-iln work Was done he
returned to the It'll" town near tIncin-
natl where he was born, and had the
consolation of an army Of friends as he
fought the last battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
NIGHTS OF UNREST.
No Sleep, No Rest, no Peace for the
Sufferer From Kidney Troubles.

No peace for the kidney sufferer
Pain ana distress from morn to night.
Get up with a lam" back,
Twing-S Of backachr bother You all
day,
hight
Urinary disorder" add to your
misery.
Get at the cauer-rurr the kiln"y"
Doan'% Kidney Pills will work the
cure.
They're for tn" kidneys only
Have mad" great cures in Augusta.
Mrs. J. i. Cousins Of 10 Page street.
Augusta. Me, says: "Our approcia-
ti"n of Doan's Kidney Pills increases
as We Learn NOR" and more of th;ir
great value. My husband procured
til" remedy in III" spring Of lS9S at
Willis K. Partridges drug store. and
they cured him Of severe backachr and
other ailments arising from IMPERFECT
action of his kidneys. His rrat had
been much broken at night bvclu%e Of
tn" trouble. w. know of a number Of
others here IN Augusta who have. used
poans Kidney Pill; ana in each and
every cas-" the results have. been satis-
factory. have on numerous oc-
caslonS heard people praise Doan'S
Kidney Pills and during the several
years since W. first learned their
merits our faith has constantly in
creased regarding their value ana
effectiveness"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents Foster Milburn 90. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for III" United
States.
Eenieinber the name-Doat.'s-and
take no other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22

/ ., Drummond Captain
JanAeson Gardner, Pollock, Il. b
Il. b., cher
Earle Mas"n. Bishop. l. Il. b.
+. Ii. b., Lee
Gibson COrnwalD, r. h b.
l. h. b.. Gastonguay
McCUtchcon SAILOR. +. b.....f. b., Draper
Score-Cornell. =: Bowdoin. 0. Touch
G"wns-M"C ntch"on s. Gibson >. Sailor =
Cornwall >, Bahc"ck. Earle Goals fro'u
trJI"hduwnS-CookI :, Sailor = Goals from
n"lh-M"' 'utch"on :. Sailor > I'mpir.--
Wright OF Columbia Pnls!fcr
81 EateS. Lircsman-IounG Of Corn, H.
Y.n.e--. 81 minute. halYnS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
ON THE GRIDIRON.
u. of M. 0, Holy Cross O=--Bates E,
Colby O===COrnell II, B0wd0in
O---SOme Other Games.

Watervile Me-, Oct. 21.-The new
football rules were given a t?y-out
Saturday and We're worked with adj
vantage by Bates to such an extent
that she succeeded in defeating Colby
in a whirlwind game by score Of 6 to ..
Capt. Hetherineton, Colby's giant
tackle, had his collarDone broken in the
second half but courageously played
through the rest of the game. with
the exception of the smuggling of roch-
rane, the Bates center, who VAS r.
moved from the game. the contest was
a clean one Bates was exceedingly for
tunate In getting Of her forward pass-
es, and the quarterback runs and
punting of Colby We're especially
good.
Bates won the tc,s, and COlhv kicked
off 10 the five-yard line. The ban MAS
caught and advanced - the -I-yard
line, where Colby s.rured III. ban on
downs and was masking successive
gains when the hall was lest IL Bars
Colby secured pDss'ssIon Of th- b:ll,
but after a good gain by Tldsk The ball
again went to Bates. - ties va: unable
to gain through the line. and Thnmp-
son. Colbys center. did some cxrep-
tionally good bloc king
Bates now rcSprted to n" forward
forward pass. bat was unable 10 gain
with it. Colby gained repeatedly, but
WIS finally stopped By Bft'.~.
quarter back kick was tried toy Rates.
and Colby was hing rushed dDr II tiI..
ii. Id. but took a brace ana s"''ir'.i the
bal on downs. Hamrrnl-1 MAS
rennliz.d for hurdling. and II. ErIt
half cln,,,d with the Nan On t"lhv'.. Il.
yard lire. with CODY making r.,pii
gains
In the second half Schumacher kick
ed t. Hammond. who took tn" bal on
the l,-yard line. ard made fil.. y'rlS.
Colby was forced 10 punt. Eat"7 tri"l
two ru.hes ana The forward pass.
which resulted in loss. Eat', WAS
renaliZed l. yards for hplGins. ana ~
the next down thr bal ~: kicked
out side COBB WIS unahl" 10 gain 9...i
tn, ball again went t" the E,Si'"l i.
Bates was again forced To- punt. ani
the bail twice changed hands.
With tn. bali on r"lhy':; 31-yard line.
Cobb mad. a foi ward pass to 'un-
minge. The latter mi- 81 it, bat til. b;-ll
was secured by HUI who ''.'k il L"
Eolby's three-yard iin" Hull failed ="
gain through left guard. AMI Bats was
stalled in Il play aimed ~ centre ON
the third down Hun went through
right tackle for a touchdown. Srhu-
macker pt,nt"i out to cobb and cum
mings kicked the goal. Score, Bate u.
Colby q.
Schumacher kicked off ~ colby, and
IN" lame ended il Rass I"asr:'Sl"n IN
her own 41-ya:d line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
BASEBALL. NOTES.

7 he annual meeting Of thu Eastern
I.clEue viii open today in Boston. II
viii be :: two-daNS' $. .:,Ion.
No romance is of keencr interest than
The story 81 the Development 81 In" min
ing industry in Alaska during the past
decade. II was aIt"Strd roughly hy tn"
increase in the value Of its ANIMAL out
pat from s., 4,",00 in lHtl to over $i',o",oo
IN l~'I. The gold production of 1903. ac
rocdinG to r.iortS Of the United states
Geological Survey, increased probably 60
p..' cent. over 1901
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
NEITHER SIDES SCORES.
University Of Maine and Holy Cross
Break Even at Portland.

Portland. Ne. oct y ilol" 'l,..' col
lrge ana the University " ): y. !Iryrd
on III" Pine Tree f-ld .5ntulaty ana
neither scored. 1t wa" the second meet
ing Of the teams, Holy Cro"s ha;"ing d..
f.at-d Maine : to /, at ',ronn tn" years
apD special train brought abrut ~
Maine students and 4 hand, Whil, Holy
Cross had a large local f0llot. H..
The field WAS siipI' ~, hu. n.t ut all
muddy. The s"nc ;.hcunded III puntinl,
especially in ia" second half. Neither
sn.r did any forward pas: ne. but Holy
Cross worked the delayed lass t. ad-
vantage s..vcrrl times. Tit. Worcester
| t. m outwcigh"d its orI"".. ~ ..n ;tv-
eIaG" of about 10 pounds pr man In The
fl It half Holy Cross .shvH'd NJ to bet
ter adrHnt.:c.. in thu ground gaiuir:; ANA
l.cpt the Main" team i,u., i'll its own
territory. one" Z, ting tl'. bal! within
foot If the Aia."r goal In. where Maine
by the hardest kind If work managed IT,
Hold for d"Wua. Holy Cross mad" tw"
unsuccessful attempts at goals from
p.r"-m.r,t
In the second half Main" rallied. and
at on. time hooked like Il winner. IiE-
eins Ma.ur's l,It half. caught Il punt
from Riley. WOrrrSttTs right, Shuuk off
! four mon ana ran Z" yards for / touch
| down. K, fcrt" Hpwd called hum back
ana ,l,m,d that Ian" hal blocked with
tl,. hands Tie Maine hackers regarded
! this us 4 raw decision, but admitted that
! Morr-adis a Portland. who refereed the
first half. mad handed out TIVE or three
! decisions that Worcester could not aP-
", 81. The rrrrran d.r Of tn game was
Az even battle. ana III" ban was about
in thu r,nt"r Of the field when time was
| called.
csrts Rurlofgh ana D'Connur wor"
rnntrhcd in TN, lineup. HiGgins and Ear
| w.!l dli tho star work for Maine. of tn.
Worcester team Grary on quarterback
runs. D'prnucll il, his breaking intrrf"r-
enc, and Ril,y aud s;'''non at linz buck
in.. wrr" especially strong.
MAINE. HOLY CROSS.
M1t,'tlf. / .. ............. +. .. oIonn"li
Mat'.aia l. I. ..........-...-.. i. q. Lynch
'itii".t. &. ................... 4. T., P.t"N
i 'nnd~. G. .-....-....-.--- .....-.. e., Cah.ll
Ray. !. Z. ............... l. VI. M.'roou;n
, Smith. :. [. ......-.-.... ~. l. {. Mccarthy
Burh.lIh, I. :. .............. !. n. tonh"r
HIGGINS J. h b. ............ 7. II. ~, ttl-y
swift r. H. u. ............. l. II. b. Smith
Farw'll Gfrdginsr. +. T..
T. b.. Sraulon Girthrrmanr
.S'".c-rniy'rsty q Main, ., Holy
Portland rmr.r'-L. y. Dowd. Tnivcr
ST. Of 81. Ious. I.nesm-n-Dortic"+,
| M.p"nwurh Timer Wilder Time- %
miuut" halves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22

Robert Clark. alias Dan Dove. a negro
from Kansas City. mas hanged from Il
Telegraph pole near the Lucedale Ala.
d"not Of the Mobile, jackson & Kansas
'I'E k;Ilr"ld ny 20" masked men AT ~
early hour SUNDAY. after being spirited
fro mthe jail Of Jackson county. Miss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
Kicker c. I. IL, Bangor n. s., 0.

Houlton, Me, oct :l.-Rirker Classical
scoring Two touChdowns ana losing the
bah twice on fumbles on Bangors che
ward line The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
RATES


Scors-Ratcs. 6: Colby. o. Touchdown
Hull Goal from touchdo wn-C INNINGS
Umpire Ill O'9uivan. Referee ILL Halliday
I.inesman-Rcad. Assistant ln"@mrn-
Thurston and Written Timers McCnr-
ty and Drew rine-90- minute halves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
Bar Harbor 6, Higgins c. |. O.

charleston. Me. oct. 2l.-In the last
'w' minutes Of play Bar Harbor recov-
cred a short punt behind the Higgins
'E'ss'';h Institutes goal, scoring the
winning points. The summar.
RAR HARBOR II. 5. ucG1<s ~
m'"Ner' l. e. ................. r. =, Wilbur
ray l. t. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.. Perkins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22

Score-Rickcr e. l.. Il. Touchdown9--
Milliken, bishop. Goals from touchdowns
Packard Vail. Umpirc-Abbott Ref
tr,c-ktcne. flolyoke. 1.nc
-l5m. halves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
GENERAL.
Bleachers Collapse at Syracuse=-=
Aut0ists Will Build $2,OOO,OOO
Observation-Disclosures Bouts.

I.I;::c had died in Cincinnati. after
lini "rng illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22

/. b., Sraul"n Ii"th-rmanD
S1n:c-Gniv.r&ity OF Maine, ., Holy
Cross. a. Rfrroe-A. s Marr.Idi- III
Portland ImT Il. u. Dpwd. Tnivor-
ST. Of st Louis. Observation-Disclosures
VI .p"nuui,h Timer Wilder. Tim 20
minute halVt".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-22
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For Glaasec you formerly paid ether
dealers from $500 TO $1,000 for, inciud
ing lenses, Coil Seamless Wire Frames
And no Charge for Examining thu
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ONE DAY ONLY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06

Register today, basement of Capitol
to a. m. and to p. m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
c. Q. Yee Hop & Go.
MAIN 251.
\ WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

This is the age OF research and experiment,
when eli nature, to speak, is ransacked by
the scientific for the comfort and happiness OF
man. Science has indeed made giant strides
during the past century, and among the-by no
means least Observation-Disclosures in medicine
comes thar of THERAPIoN.
This preparation is unquestionahly one OF the
most genuine and reliable Patent Medicines
ever Introduced, and has, understand, been
used in the Continental Hospitals by Ricord,
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regarded authorities in such matters, in
Guiding the celebrated Lallemand, and Roux,
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those who require such q remedy we think there
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THERAPION, which MAJ certainly rank with,
II not take precedence of, many OF the dis
coveries Of our day, about which no little
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extensive and ever-increasing demand that has
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duced appears to prove that it Is destined to
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medical men.-Dismond Fields Advertiser. KIM
berley.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
Y. M. c. A. READY
FOR FALL WORK

The Y. M. c. A has been planning its
work for some time and is now ready
to start the fall classes In the educa-
tional and physical departments. The
educa tional department will open with
a social meeting of the teachers and
students Saturday night at the build
ing at 7:30. At this meeting the stu
dents will meet the teachers and ar
range the hours at which the classes
are to meet. All who are interested are
invited to attend this meeung.
The gymnasium classes also start
rext Monday. The schedule is as fol-
lows: The young mems class will meet
Monday and Thursday night, from 80
to 9. The business mems class, from
to 6, Tuesday and Friday. The boys
on Monday and Thursday afternoons.
from 2:3O to 4. Indoor games and ath-
letics will be features of the work this
year.
The tennis courts are also ready for
business and will be used a great deal.
fer they are now In prime condition.
There VIII be some good tennis play
ed there Saturday afternoon to start
the ball a rolling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
BAND AT ST. LOUIS.

The Royal Hawaiian band and Glee
Club, which enters on the second week
of its engagement at Forest Park High
lands, this afternoon, has proven the
biggest surprise to the public of this
city In many years. Those who had
not heard of the fame of the Hawai-
lans went to the Highlands expecting
to hear music of a mediocre order. In
stead, they listened to a military band
OF go men that compares with any of
the famous bands of this country or
of Europe, and possessing varied quail
tiles which no other banu has.
To the novelty of finding in the
Royal Hawaiian hand an organization
that compares with any band in the
world, must be added the unique quail
tiles of the members. who are also
skilled singers and players of native
instruments. John S. Ellis, the tenor;
Miss Lei Lehua, the prima donna; Solo
mon Hiram, the comedian vocalist, and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
VITAL STATISTICS
FOR SEPTEMBER

u. r Lawrence, registrar general OF
the Board of Health, reports that tbs
total deaths in Honlulu for September.
1906, were IS, an increase of % com>
pared with the corresponding month Oh
1908, On the basis of the census OF
1900, the annual death rate per thou
sand for the month was 1884
Twenty-Five deaths occurred in public
institutions. Six were of non-residents
Seven deaths We're investigated and five
post mortem examinations and two
coroner's inquests held OF the total
dying % We're males and 20 females.
Fifty births and IL marriages We're re-
corded.
causes OF death, generalized. We're as
follows: Dfarrheal, 2; dietetic, 4; constf-
tuIlonal. 10; deVelopmentaI 5; nervous,
Z; clrculatory, 6; respiratory, s; di-
gestlve, 3; urinary, 4; osseous and in
documentary, 3; accident and vio-
lence, 3.
Eleven or a fraction more than one,
sixth of the deaths, were of children
under one year old. The same number
occurred between forty and fifty years
of age, while the highest mortality was
between thirty and forty with Is deaths.
Nineteen were between fifty and up
ward OF seventy, six of these having
passed threescore and ten. Also nine
teen died from birth to twenty years
of age. These figures indicate a small
er ratio of deaths in infancy as COM
pared with those in the elderly period
than for a long time has been 'ex-
n1blted IN Honolulu's mortuary returns
This fact, therefore, is a welcome off
n no frol. 4
Se"temher of last year.
By Municipalities the deceased We're 8
American British, 10 Chinese, 1 Ger
man. "A Hawaiian, part Hawaiian, 10
Japanese, 5 Portuguese, 1 Porto Rican
and others
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
MRS. A. BOZIO
SECURES DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, September 25.-Mrs
Arthur P Bozio was granted a decree
of divorce by Judge James today, on
the testimony adduced that her hus-
band had treated her cruelty Bozio
is now in the French Hospital, recov-
ering, it was alleged, from the effects
of a prolonged drinking bout Bozio
5 about rs years of age He used
to be a remittance man. After his
marriage in San Francisco, in October,
1904. he determined to begin life over
again. His relatives live in San
Francisco. After bidding good-by to
family, he and his young wife
started for New York, where Bozio was
to have a good position.
Mrs Bozio testified that after their
arrival in Gotham. Bozio went on q
iebauch. That was just after he
had received his quarterly remittance.
His effort to spend it just as fast as
possible was successful. The wife also
testified that once, while Bozio's
mother visited them, she left diamonds
valued at $4,000 in Il cupboard for safe
keeping, and that Bozio later broke the
door open and pawned his mothers
jewels
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- ~ -

A dance will be given at the Alex
anGer Young Hotel this evening in
honor of the officers of the u. s.. s
Wisconsin, the u. S. n. T. Lawton and
j. It S. Ancgawa, to which townfolh
are hidden. Kaais orchestra will fur
nish music both for the dance and the
dinner prece ling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES.

This evening at 7:30 all young men
who are expecting to enter the night
classes of the Y. NJ c. A are. invited
to attend meeting of teachers and
students at the building to arrange the
schedule of classes and other matters.
The classes will have the first meetina
Monday night of next week The Sat
urday night meeting will be a social as
well as business meeting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06

Sonny Cunha, the director of the glee
club, are given ovations nightly at the
Highlands. Col Hopkins is so delight
ed with the work of the Hawaiians
that he announces that they will be re
tanned for month, and the manner in
which the crowds flock to the gates is
positive proof of the popularity of the
singers and players from the Para
disc of the Pacific. st. Louis Elk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06

Mr.. Bozio was a clerk in the Honolulu
postoffice about four years ago
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-02
BROWN VS.. IAUKEA
An Open Letter by |. a. Thurston

egotieal opinion concerning per
Bulletin, should
Under
citizen when called
reluctantly to oppose him,
In the first place have personal lwin
family before
a
teman
tall that have obliged his public
metho
Yesterdays I saidt
in
should be supported and an incompetent opposed
The alleged
at man
ha had no oconfde in the lat
been which consider his
continuity opinion
of
By this he keeps about him
believe personally
"a
blers, o that he is padfor protecting o
gamblers the
full knowledge
police somehs paid for this in Who
$ dc not
year, gambling
of
Continued Seven)