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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
WILL DEFEND TITLE.
Jay Gould to Play for Tennis Cham
pionship At Boston.

Lakewood. n J.. Jan. 1o.-Court tennis
experts agree that no player here or
abroad. at anything like similar age. has
ever approached the standard of play of
Jay Gould. the 17-year-oid son Of George
J. Could. Young Gould is a phenomenon
in the world of court tennis. is amateur
champion of America and has gained in
ternational distinction in the game by
taking second prize in the contest for the
British amateur championship. He pre-
sents a remarkable con-raS. to the usual
run of rich mems sons. for he is just
healthy. clean-minded American boy who
has had more advantages. perhaps. than
the average American boy. He is step
ping into manhood unspoiled by luxurious
surroundings.
To Frank Forester. professional at
Georgian Court. belongs the credit of hav
ing developed this star in the tennis
world. Jay was an Indifferent player
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Jan. 10.-The stock markc.
today was exceedingly dul! and narrow
ar.d the movement If prices very slug
girh. There was some appearance OF
good absorption of a few stocks which
had IL sympathetic strengthening effect
on the genera! market, but the rcSpon-
sivc movement dragged duly. Thc de-
Il few IF the usual speculative favorites
and had the appearance of revived OPP
er:tti"ns by pools which have been on the
uuicSccnt Cor some time. st. Paul and
Reading were especially favored in this
class of operations Their. was -trik-
ing movement alS) in New York Central
and some ot the induStralS below the
first class. "spccially among the railrca al
equipment companies. made good gains.
to the market leadership thus asserted.
but ii had an inilu"lIc" on sentiment as
II oticnE TIL" supposed opinion towards
the speculation of larg" capitalists and
hahitual operators in stocks.
There w;,s a sharp break i'll he Cana
dian Pacific group which seemed to be
connected with the large advances which
ton with hopes of dividend increases
which have not been fully realized. on
the side Of the money market. develop
mentS We're in favor of the market.
The call loan rate here ruled below 6
per cent. ard there We're no bids higher
than per cent. for time loans for any
period The disturbing effect of the break
in the Gould and Canadian Pacific groups
impaired the earlier strength of the mar
ket and til" closing was irregular with
a mixed showing of net changes.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81, a52.0O0 United States IS coupon
declined - per cent on call.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Tn" famous trotting stallion Earon
Wilkes els. formerly tho premier
stallion at Col. John T.. Thayer &
Bros. Maplehurst farm. Lancaster,
Mass. has been purchased by T.. knell
of Carthage. Mo. The price is given
as $4,000.
A meeting Of the directors Of the
Boston Horse Snow CO. was held at the
office of the president. Col. John +.
Thayer. 20 State street. Boston,
Wednesday. at which the question of
holding horse SHOW in Boston the
coming spring was definitely settled in
the negative.
In the face of cutting northwest wind
the third in series of races being con-
Quoted by the Bath Driving CLUB was
held on the ice at tie Morse mill pond
at WinneEance Wednesday afternoon
There were five entries and all heats
were closely contested. II. S. Nnrrcrs
Ikros was the winner. This is the second
race in the series which has been won by
this speedy little animal
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GUESSES IN ORDER.
Wise Ones Already Tryinr to Name
the Winners for 1907.

New York. Jan. 1O-Alrcady the era
So. ms to- b" rather carly. FOR SOM" OF
the teams ar" not vet coinplct" .IG;l
MANY trade may 'onI" up b"f"r" III"
schedule meeting "f next month is 4
thing of tho past.
A Pitt%burg vrit"r has picked out
Cleveland and X y York as likely to
make tn" fighting in the Anna lean
Leneuc race. Surely cleveland Is tho
choic.. % a mn r,rity of til" furcIStrrS
each gear. but il h;ts nst with 50 many
Setbac<s that - feeling is crested that
the club Is s.:.t"i ncv"r I" land Il pen
nant. on" can never tell, however. TIE
time may come.
Cleveland cert riniy took, very strong.
MessrS. KlGryl he president. aud
SOrierS tn" Ni"" president. are Il pair
that never ta'<r into onSIl"iatiOn til"
exDenS" in jaIdIn1s player, for they
know fun wrl that The money Is Wrll
invested.
New York WilI probably max" 4 %" |
, showing if any movement can b" made
in the work of the pitchers. for there
1t is tn" club has h"".r weak year "a
ter year, while it is i'll that very de-
partment that Philadelphia has been
exceedingly strong. Manager McGllIi-
Cuddy can l." counted on to have a
team in the field that will give a good
account of itself. Just now il looks as
if he would be content to let we'll
enough alone 50 far rs tn. makeup
Of his club is concerned
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Jan. ~.
FIOJE-Rec.irts. Ellis; exports. Isl;
sales. !c1: steady with a better inquiry.
NIIEAT-Rcceiots. 1900: exports, S6,26j
sales. 10000 futures; spot firm; No ;
red. 20 elevator: No. > rcd. SOL f b
afloat: No. l northern Duluth. >9is f o ID
afloat; No. hard winter, SIS o b afloat.
COKN-Rcceipts. 1lS.2O; exports. 62.a17
sales, 2n.00 futures, 1900 spot: spot firm
No. >. s.; elevator and a o atloat; No.
yellow. .5h; No. " white. 5eH
oATS-Rcceipts. 6l.T00: exports, Az:
spot barely steady; mixed oats. 2GIl3o lbs.
;.,n2ai.; natural white. Co.'s; lbs. 4pliI /;
clipped white. 36at 10 lbs. 4uet:3i:
REEF-Firm.
LARD-Firm: western prime. ?iod5.,O:
continent, $50: S. A., 1865; compound. 81
GfIL
POEK-Quct.
BITTTER-Steady: rrccipts. 80; reno
waited common To extra. 17l3M2i
FI1GS-Firm; receipts. -,19l; state. Pa.
and nearby fancy selected white, 32ft3i;
choice. 20; miH"d extra. 29m:1.
POTATOF.S-IrreGu lar: Bermuda. per
hbl.. 3n5: Maine. per hnS. 1.rNi 1.5,, state,
western and jersey, 1..IH1.5O; sweets IN
changed.
SUGAR-Raw. quiet; fair refining. 3Tf:;
l-%2: centrifugal. &c test, :lAn3 17-3.; molas-
seS sugar. 2o-32; refined steady.
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for Monk the newSboy to meet John
ny Lynch at LymansviIlc, II. l., to-
night.
Jack OBriCn tried to get Manager
McCarey of the Los Angeles Club 10
give him a match with al Kaufman
but McCarey would not fall for it.
The Winnisimet Athletic Club of
Chelsea has secured Freddy O'Bricn
and Johnny Lynch to box 10 rounds at
their meeting next Tuesday night
Willie Fitzgerald and Jack Dough-
crty have been matched to box in Den
Yer Feb. .. The boxing game is boom
ing there and one of the clubs has of
fercd a S2500 purse for Joe Thomas and
Hugo Kelley.
The manager Of the Standard a. c.
of LymanSVillc, X. l., was in Boston
Wednesday trying to match Melody
and Billy Rhodes. The latter was will
ing, but as Melody expects a bout with
Jimmy Gardner in Tonapah he would
not talk business.
Philadelphia Jack OBrien is going to
England to take on Gunner Moir, the
English heavyweight champion. The
National Sporting Club of London has
offered a $4,000 purse for the bout, but
ORrien believes he can get the club to
raise the amount to $4,000
Dave Deshler was offered a chance to
box Charley Neary again in Milwaukee
Jan. 25. but Tom McDonough asked for
twice the amount Deshler received for
boxing Neary New Years day. and the
club dropped negotiations at once. The
club is now going to match Neary and
Steve Kinney for that date.
The sporting element OF Boston,
which has always admired Terry Nc
govern, and which has often won good
money on the occasional ring work of
the little Brooklynite. intends to show
its sympathy by conducting a benefit
for him i'll Boston. The sports OF
Brooklyn. New York and PHILADELPHIA,
already have their testimonials under
way. The date and place has not yet
been selected.
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i. r. Johnson Of the American League
when he returned here Wednesday.
1t seems thatthe fight made by the
American League to have the major
leagues open the season April Is. in
stead of a week earlier, was lost on the
fip Of a coin.
Pres. Johnson during the meeting OF
the schedule committee was obdurate
III holding out for a later opening. and
the National League men finally
agreed to decide the date OF opening on
the toss of Il quarter. The Nationals
called the turn. and consequently ear
Inutficrs Will be- in vogue when the
baseball season opens.
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1;inging loud and clear above tho 9TH
or demands of tho ball players is the
cry for a sweeping modification Of the
foul-Strike rule. says u writer in the
Toledo Blade. There is 80 possible
chance Of the rule itself being rcscind-
ed. 1t has come to be accepted as mucn
part and parcel Of baseball law rs
are the three strikes and four-ball
clauses. In fact. the general principle
of the rule is admitted to be fair and
just to all concerned. But that there
should be Il great distinction between
the fouls that are Intentional or the
puny little fouls that fall close to Thu,
diamond and the long. hard drives just
outside Of the fair territory is now adj
mitted by pitchers. hattcrS. magnatcS
and Spectators. Modified, as the rules
committee Will b" asked to modify it,
the foulStrikc rule will be rrc-cmincn1-
~ just. There is apparently no other
way to stop the tedious. tircsomc prac-
tic" of expert battcrS in "fouling off the
good ones" in order to get Il base on
balls
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Matte Baldwin May Soon
Meet Charley NeaIy.
Herman Says Blow After Gong
Rung Was Not a Factor.
Jimmy Britt Must Do Some Hard
Training to Make Weight.

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. 10.-Charli':
Ncary's next opponent will in ali prob
ability be AIatty BALDWIN. the Boston
lightweight The Milwaukee Boxing club
is trying to bring the tw" together, but
the Bos.onian is still Il little shy on the
weight question.
Nearly is perfectly willing to meet Bald
win if Tho latter will fight at l33 pounds
ut o'clock. baldwin can MAKE 10 with
out hurting himself. but it is expected
that he Will agree to fight at Neary's
weight All hope Of matching Ncary and
Steve Kinney has been given up.
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Harvard Athletes May Re-
tain Training Table.
Upton Offers Cup For Yacht
Race In Hampton Roads.
Jay Gould Will Defend His Tennis
Title in Boston.

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. 10.-At a
meeting of the Harvard Athletic COM
mittec last evening it Was voted that
any minor branch Of athletics at Har-
ward would be allowed to have d train
ing table if the management of that
branch guaranteed that no deficit
would be caused by reason of having
that table 1t was also voted that the
request of the 1907 hockey team to
play the Yale 1907 team in the Stadi-
um on Saturday be granted. The re-
quest of the Varsity crew to order
two eight -oared shells and one four
cared shell was also granted. The &C
ton Of the committee has greatly re-
Heved the undergraduate feeling that
was aroused at the prospect Of the
abolition Of the training table for the
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Jan 10.
Continued small receipts III the North
west We're chiefly responsible today for
strength i'll the local wheat market. A
the close wheat for May delivery was
up S.GtE: corn was a shade higher; GA Is
were UP lsgh; provisions were l2,z to 22lA
higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May 76hm2s: July 7fH.
CORN-Jan. 39a4; May 433s: july i37sGi
OATS-Jan. 1874; MAY 1878; July 33h.
MESS PORk-Jan. 1910; May 1G.Ga%;
July 16.77h.
LARD-Jan. 80; May 90; July e.ss5.
SHORT RIBS-Jan. SSH; May go;
july 9.2aih.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIOUR-Stcady
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 1919; No 8, g.
as: No. red 71A0172.
CORN-No. 2. 4Oik; No. yellow. A.
oATS-No. 2. a3lz; No. white. $40
RYE-No. 2. CO.
MALTING-Fair to choice. 4SN52
FLAX SEEDING. l. LIS; No. l north
western, 1.22
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11
SIX RESCUED
By Brave Firemen From
Block at Lynn, Mass.
Two Persons Jump From Sec
ond Story Of Burning Building.
Most Of Damage Done By Dense
and Sitting Smoke.

Lynn. Mass. Jan. 1O.-Firemen took
SIX persons by ladders from the third
story of the Breed estate block at $50
a NJ. today. while fire was burning in
the basement and UP through partitions
to the third story. Mrs. Annie Gallipe
and Miss Eva Amero jumped from the
second story and were cut somewhat
by glass.
Fire started from some unknown
cause in the building at 153 Broad
street between the Easements of the
drug store OF Arthur w. Burnside and
the grocery of Armstrong & Perry
from unknown cause. c. W. Young and
Mrs. Marion Sargent occupy the sec
ond fiat and James Bacon the third. all
letting roorns.
Smoke was dense and sitting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-11

when Forester took hold of MIN. but his
progress under Forrcstcr's tutcl1Cc has
been marvellous. Within period Of four
from movie" to amateur champion. He is
now renowned throughout the court ten
mis- world.
Jaw will defend his title at Boston in
April and if successful will make a sec
ond effort to win the British champion
shr. lie is working hard az his studies
just now. intending to enter Columbia
next September.
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HAD no EFFECT
Blow Struck After Gong Sounded Did
Not Cause Herman's Defeat.

Kid Herman has shown himself :,
good loser. His manager tried to give
tie Western sports the impression that
it was the blow delivered by Cans af-
ter the gong sounded a, the end of the
second round that caused Hcrman's
defeat.
The latter says: "That was quite d
hard rap on the jaw. and it daZed M,
but it didn't decide the battle. 1t took
most of the steam out of me at thai
time. but | II cuperated and. in fact.
did my best fighting in the fourth and
fifth rounds. Cans would have won
the fight il he hadn't hit me after tic
bell. which happened simply because he
didn't hear the gong"
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Wilfrcd Jarrett, Who was defeated BY
ProIos at Lewiston Wednesday evening.
was under the care of a physician until ,
n'clcck Thursday morning. and is in n
condition which will prevent him going
on the mat for four or five weeks. The
terrible strain of the contest thoroughly
used him up. and when nc went horre n
doctor had to be Immediately called. One
arm is badly injured and swollen. and his
shoulders badly bruised. Barre:l says
that it was the most cruel match he was
ever in,
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Boston Produce Market

BOSTON, Jan. 10.
425niGn hs patents.
CoRN-Firmer: No. , veIIur 5o1L
OATS-t-lchanged; No. II clinnrJ Whit,
IiAY-Dnll; No. /. 2lm22
Mill. FEED-I'nchanced
SPRING BRAN-22 aOT2.
MINED FEED-24sto5.;D
PORK-Quiet: mtdiumr 10
I1ARD-F'irm: II.
Ht'En.Steady; whole cattle sHoSa;.
T 1EnMIS-Steady; spring 11ml2: fall gn1o.
! 66t.I1In,rER-tirm; northern 3l032
EG f,Ci.rEo I:; York state 1idl4Y.
pL1.'uo-flrmer; choice 34N35: western %
n1.pPLES-Dull; No. Raldwins , a,a,o =
~ iAIOf1S-Quiet; Green Mountains a
SGGAR,Steady on basis of 400 for
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Burglars entered the postot'ice at Whit
insvil!c. Mass, early Thursday and blew
open the safe with nitro -glyccrine. sccur-
ing about s125 worth or postage stamps
and So In cash. The doors and windows
of the Office are protected by burglar
alarms. but the burglars secured entrance
by saving out panel Of ono of the doors
and crawling through the aperture so that
the electrical alarm was not disturbed.
The officials haS e TO clcw to the robbers.
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MUST TRAIN HARD.
Britt Will Have to Work Lively To
Make Weight.

San Francisco. Jan. 10.-UHlcSS APP
pearances are against him, Britt may
be hard pressed to make weight for
his fight with Cans. While it is thought
that Britt will be able to make the
weight. 1873 pounds. lie will have to do
some hard training. for he has been
taking on weight since he fought Nell
son at Colma
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Upton OFFERS CUP.
Sir Thomas Will Give Trophy for
Yacht Race in Hampton Roads.

London Jan. 1O.-Sir Thomas Lintun
has offered a cup for yacht race III
Hampton roads during the jamestown
exposition. to take place probably in
September. The questions of the class
~ boats to compete. and the conditions
Of the race are left To the executive
committee Of the exposition to decide
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THE WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday-NIonk tho Ncwsboy w. Johnny
Lynch. LymanSviln r. l.: Joe Lavoic rs
Kid Pantz. Rumford Falls: Joe Jean
nctto ". Sam LanEford. Unity A. G..
Lawrence: Al belmont vs.. Jack Langdon
West End A. G.. Lawrence: Tim Gala
han VS.. Billy Snaiham. Vallejo. Cal
Saturday-Darkcy Haley VS.. Tommy
O'Tonlc, Philadelphia.
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AN OUNCE OF POISON.
Crack Ball Player Kills Himself In
Tragic Manner.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. 10 Sitting be
fore "A mirror and gazing on the pho
tograph Of Miss Elsie crnaSey. n young
actress. Bob I.ankSWort. ono of tn"
best known ball players Louisville ever
produced. drank an ounce of poison to-
day and died just as he was being TAX
en- into 4 hospital
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BOXING NOTES.

Tom Mackcy. the old-timc Western
fighter, has become an evangelist.
Willie HoScy and Kid Coffcy will
meet in private near Schenectady. n. Y,
Jan. %.
George Siler has been agreed upon
to referee the Marvin Hart and Mike
Schrcck bout in Kalamazoo next month
Frank Adams mas been substituted
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throughout the building and caused
most of the damage. which will reach
on building and contents to $500, Burn
side and Armstrong & Perry standing
the largest share. Insurance covers thc
lpgSCG
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New York Cotton Market

co.+o- s.. New York, JAN TO-
or M;d5 spot closed steady. 10 points low
Sales. 1Ia5 ba u,piahos' 1880; do. Gulf, 11.O5
n: iaiveston steady. 1oa.; Charleston fir,
cas- 'e ny p rs steady. 10 91S: New Orleans
quiet, 10 9-16 ~ savannah
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A reward of $40 has been offered fur
information leading to the arr, st and
conviction Of the mon who murdered Sam
uel Slater at the Glcnlyon Dye Works in
Sayicsvillc. r. l.. Tuesday morning. by
the Lincoln town councr
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SETTLED BY TOSS.
Quarter Was FIipped Up 70 Decide
Big League Opening Date.

Chicago. Jan. 10. More light on What
happened ut tie meeting OF tn" Ma
tional Baseball L"aSu" at Cincinnati
Monday and Tuesday VAS shed by Pres.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

cAr.r1r Chicago. Jan. 10.
.CAIrLE-Rcceipts about 1905; common
20 prime shipping steers. 4G,7.
.i.i.''S-Reccipts about ciCOo: choice 70
Spring hogs. 6.55aI6.Gu -
81 iiEEl-Receipts about 1900; sheep 3
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New York Money Market.
New York. Jan.

New York. Jan. 10.
Prime mercantile paper GiGlE per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4Si. ia 4si. u
for demand and at SD.3nauiS0. 80 for 60-day
bills.
Posted rates 4So1.m Isl AMI 4SJH44SG.
Commercial bills $50.
Bar silver GS;5.
Mexican dollars 53M.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call steady at 2l=G6 per cent.
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Net receipts for six DAYS. a17.5gG
Exports TO Great Britain 1o..A p
France, 3e.013. to the continent. ESQ, to
Japan. 3S.122
Stock. 1,3i., S02.
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CURED TO STAY CURED.
How An Augusta Citizen Found Com
plete Freedom from Kidney Trouble.

II YOU suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
From any disease Of the Kidneys
Re cured to stay cured.
Deans Kidney Pills make lasting
cures.
Augusta people testify.
Here's one case of it:
Mrs. f. c. Foglcr. proprietor OF
boarding house. So Northern Ave-, Au-
gusta, Nc, says: IN the spring OF
1896 | got DOans Kidney Pills at the
drug store of Willis r. Partridge and
they cured me OF excruciating backache
which caused me to lose rest and sleep
at night and made it difficult to attend
to my household duties during the
day. ! allowed my testimony to be
published in our local papers. and now.
fully eight years after. l am only too
pleased to confirm what l said about
Deans Kidney Pills in my first state
ment. The cure they made has been
permanent. In my case they proved
to be true kidney remedy
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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hockey team and for other minor teams
III thu university.
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Ask your doctor, What is the first great rale o.
hcalth?" Nine doctors out OF ter will ouetI,
reply, "Keep the bowels regular" While vor
are about it, ask him another question, ''Wbati
do you think Of Ayers Pills for constructions
We are willing to trust him. Are you?
We have secrets! We publish Jrkvsx-
the formulas or all
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IS 9.1.i.n9.31L..

| ~
tt,.iS.Steady; ~ market cases incIud-
tras. 81; '' - -
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: rat
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TIMOTHY SEED-Primc. o.:ai.
CLON tR-Contract grade. II.
SHORT EIRS-S -Nf!>.l..
MESS PORk-Fer Dbl. 1c.10.
LARD-3. 2o1.6i9o
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-9.1.l-Gt9
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Remember the name-Doan's-anc
take no other.