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STATE OF MAINE,

HANCOCK ss:-At a probate court held at
Bluehill. in and for said county OF Hancock,
on the first day of September, in the yesr Of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eight.
4 CERTAIN instrument purporting TO be a
"A copy of the last will and testament Of
Jane p. Dennison, late of Columbus in the
county of Franklin, and state of Ohio. de-
ceased, and of the probate thereof in said
state of Ohio, duly authenticated. having been
presented to the Judge of probate for our said
county of Hancock for the purpose of being
allowed, filed and recorded in the probate
court of our said county OF Hancock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
a copy of this order three weeks success
sively in the Ellsworth America, a
newspaper printed at Ellsworth, in said
county of Hancock, prior to the sixth day of
October, a. d. 1908, that they may appear at
probate court, then to be held at Ellsworth
in and for said county of Hancock at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD E. CHASE. Judge of Probate.
true copy of the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNEY. Register.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SULLIVAN HARBOR,
yo- additional oox~sy Ns.es see other pages

Mrs. Timayenis closes Kozinook for the
season Wednesday.
Rev. H. H. Saunderson and wife re-
turned to Cambridge, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. A. 8. Cummings leaves to-day for
Boston to attend the Emery family re-
union.
Mrs. Clara West, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Stinlson, returned 20 Cam
bridge, Mass, last week.
Lay service Sunday afternoon was con-
Quoted by Mrs. F. A. Moves. Rev. c. A.
Purdy preached in the evening.
Henrietta Simpson left Sunday for Bos-
ton, where she will attend the Emerson
school Of oratory this winter.
Funeral services were held Sunday af-
ternoon at the church in East Sullivan for
Mrs. Lucinda Baker, who died Friday
night, after long and painful illness at
the home OF her son, B. c. Baker, who
with his wife, cared for her most devot-
edly to the last. Mrs. Baker was eighty
six years of age, and had been for many
years resident Of Sullivan Harbor, where
she was well known as faithful wife and
mother and kind friend and neighbor
A number OF her old friends were present
to pay their last tribute Of respect before
the body was laid beside that OF her hus-
band, who died few years before her
Mrs. Baker leaves besides the son with
whom she made her home, another son
-Greenleaf, Of Seattle, WASH, and q
daughter-Mrs. Temple, Of Boston.
Sept. %. II.
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HARBORSIDE.

Maurice Gray lost valuable COW last
week.
Capt. John lB. Gray is i'll with scistic
rheumatism.
Mrs. Martha Mitchell has returned to
Maiden, Mass.
Eugene Redman and wife have gone to
North Castine.
w. o. Crockett and wife have returned
to Philadelphia.
William Counce and family are visiting
friends in Appleton.
Decatur and Sherman Gray are building
Q weir at Nautilus island.
Alvarado Gray and Maurice Gray have
been to Camden to have their motor boats
put in order.
Murray Veague, chauffeur for New
York party touring the State, came home
Wednesday for few days.
Most OF the men were at South Brooks
vile last week fighting the fire. Those
who have charge of it deserve much credit
for keeping it in check under the adverse
conditions.
Sept. Is. G.
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DEDHAM.
Sept. %.

Harold Comins, of Wakefield, Mass, il
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Williamson, of Brewer
visited her mother, Mrs. Julia Gray, last
week.
Mrs. Augusta Wheeler, of Saltwater, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Ellery
Gray.
Mrs. Arvesta Burrill and Arthur Condor
and wife have gone to Lowell, Mass, te
visit relatives.
Mrs. F. A. Black has returned home
after week spent with her sister, Mrs. A.
E. Tracy, OF Hancock.
E. w. Burrill and wife attended the
meeting OF Hancock Pomona grange al
West Ellsworth, Sept 10.
Rev. G. W. French is away for two
weeks. Rev. H. A. Freeman, of Brewer
occupied his pulpit Sept. q.
Martha and Charles johnson have re-
turned to their school in Portland after
the summer vacation at home.
Mrs. Wentworth Staples has recovered
sufficiently from an operation for appen-
dicitis to leave the hospital, and is now al
home. Her daughters, Lizzie and Gladys
are with her.
Miss Inez Burrill was married Sept. 49,
at the home OF her brother, ID. S. Burrill
to James Little, of Amesbury, Mass. Only
relatives and intimate friends were pres
emit. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. w. French, of Holden. After the
wedding tour they will reside in Ames-
bury.
Sept, 2S. Is.
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Bird SLAUGHTER.

1t is estimated that to supply the plum
age for ladies' hats and other decorations
demands the sacrifice yearly OF 100000, 0OC
birds. Paris milliners receive annually
about 10000 sea gulls. Last year London
house, so it is learned from Paris paper,
supplied $1,000 humming birds, $4,000 sea
birds Of various species.
Nothing need be said as to the loss to
agriculture by the indiscriminate destruc-
ton Of birds, and in some countries GER
tain species have ceased to exist. Among
them are included the Labrador duck, the
Auckland rail, the Reunion startling, the
bullfnch OF the Azores. For some reason
possibly to preserve the beauty of the
feathers, they are, we are told, frequently
plucked from live birds.
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embellishments.
The PUBLIC BENEFITED,
Ellsworth People Greatly Interested ia
the Generous Offer Of E. g. Moore.

the Generous Offer Of E. g. Moore.
The people have already demonstrated
'aat they would rather trust man who is
naturally honest than one who was honest
only because he had to be.
E. G. Moore has firmly esta blished
Sputation for square dealing and sterling
nonesty. When he told the people that
aeAah Remedies are the purest and most
~epehdaole remedies that it is possible for
uouern science to produce, and that he
you'd tell the public exactly what each
vue OF these 800 remedies contained, and
'ual he sold Rexall Remedies on his
WI personal guarantee that they would
s'e entire satisfaction or the medicine
'ouiu not cost the user single cent, he
was believed.
.'ef since this announcement the store
Inc L. G. Moore has been crowded by
Nopie buying Rexall Remedies, all of
sAlen proves that E. G. Moore has the
'.noence of the people and that honesty
sine best policy.
D. Is no "cure all" among the Rexall
smeoies-there are 800 different and
m ia.e medicines; one for each human
~, sand each unquestionably the best OF
h Aaii Dyspepsia Tablets are particular
49,. recommended for the positive cure OF
pens; seh irritation, indigestion and dys-
hitrais They are rich in Bismuth, Sub
prensradT epsin and Carminatives, and are
iecfs reg oy special process which per-
Of tha no enhances the great curative value
Tbis nsse weli-known medicinal agents.
Everv remedy sells for Csc. a package.
orde,s IN suffering from stomach dis
i Iassr should try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets,
not satis9, as they cost nothing il they do
sscpr y, Moore was certainly fortunate in
mes S,es' and we urge eyervone in need Of
tape ~ !. 70 investigate and take advap-
wv lis frank and generous offer.
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HALL QUARRY.

Mrs. Lydia Perry has returned home,
after a summer at Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Amanda Perkins and daughter
Annie are home from Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Samuel Jordan and Susie Carter
returned home from BROOKLYN last week.
Miss Julia Campbell went "Wednesday
to Waterville, where she wih attend Colby
college.
Fred Donnell, quarry foreman for the
Arthur McMullin Co., fell from car last
week, and hurt his shoulder quite badly
Schools opened Monday, Sept. Il. Miss
Nelson, OF Lowell, Mass, teaches the
grammar, and Grace Carter, of Mt. Desert,
the primary.
Sept. %. PEBBLE
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Miss Lizzie Conary is i'll.
Harry Conary, who has worked for DR.
Riggs this season, is at home.
Mrs. B. II. Candage and daughter, Mrs
Coson, are in Dorc hester, Mass, for g
visit.
Allie Friend, who has been working fol
Irving Candage, is now fishing with his
father in their sloop.
Mrs. Sinclair has visited her home at
Sargentville and returned to Mr.. Friends,
where she has worked for the last three
years.
Sept. Is. CRUMBS.
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CRUMBS.
WEST GOULDSBORO.

Edwin Keating and wife are visiting
Mrs. Hannah Kingsley.
Mrs. Luther Smith left Monday for
Maplewood, Mass, for few days.
Miss Mabel v. Shaw, OF Nashua, N. H.,
who has been visiting Mrs. e. 8. Shaw,
left Friday for her home.
E. K. Bunker and wife, who have
employment in Bar Harbor, spent a few
days last week with relatives here.
Fred K. Shaw and wife, who have been
visiting MIR. Shaw's parents, J. A. Shaw
and wife, left Tuesday for their home in
Old Town.
A. p Havey, wife and daughter
Elizabeth, Of West Sullivan, spent Satur.
| ay and Sunday with Mrs. Havey's aunt
In. Abby Taft.
Miss Grace U. Cummings is spending q
lev weeks with relatives in Sullivan and
franklin, before resuming her work with
Ms. E. S. Wood for the winter.
Sept. Is. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
w. County Wears see other pages
BLUEHILL.

g J. Parker is somewhat better.
Miss Gertrude cIoush has returned to
Boston.
Harry Butler returned from South
Brewer last week.
r,.rs is a great scarcity OF water
throughout the town.
Merrill P. Hinckley is having a serious
time with a lame foot.
u.-,ert Hale, OF Brooklin, is in town
nth his gasolene thresher.
Rev. E. Bean conducted services in the
c.uurasational church Sunday morning.
u;sses Mabelle Babson, Jennie Grindle
- Marion Dodge left for Colby Sept. q.
r,s Youngest daughter Of Mrs. Donald
,,.vsy has been seriously i'll for q few
days
Mics Louise Hinckley, OF Boston, is Wis
.,no her parents, NJ. P. Hinckley and
wife.
r-.nz Kneisel and family and H. E.
r,.hbiel and wife have returned to New
York.
p-o, Fl. T. Fowler, OF Brown university,
md Mrs. Fowler, have returned to Provi-
dence, R. l.
Mrs. Eliza A. Chase has gone to Bethel
~ visit her daughter, Judge A. E. Her
riek's wife.
Jpdpe Z. E. Chase has closed his home
residence, and the family has returned to
The Pendleton for another winter.
Mrs. Smith and family, formerly Of
)onesport, have moved into Miss Nellie
Douglass house near the Inn corner.
Sept. IS. M.
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WEST FREMONT.

w. A. Clark is having his homestead
painted.
Mrs. Zulma Clark is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. w. Rumill.
Lou Wentworth, who has bought the
F. NJ. Eaton house, has painted it outside
and in.
The w. T. /. S. met Wednesday, Sept. %,
with Mrs. w. E. Dow, fourteen ladies be-
ing present.
Work on the new X. of p. hall is sus-
pended for few days, until Capt. Elias
Rich can get from Bangor with lumber.
Otis Walls is the happy possessor OF q
new motor boat about twenty feet long,
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BASS HARBOR.

Lewis Benson, OF Someryille, Mass,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Charles Reed has opened agrocery and
provision store. His many friends wish
him success.
Al. Gott and wife, Of Bar Hsrbor, Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Benjamin
Murphy, last week.
Mrs. Sidney Wallace and Miss Della
Wallace are spending q few weeks in
Portland and vicinity.
Henry Lawrence, who is scalloping in
Rockland, has been at home a few days.
He reports dull business, owing to low
prices.
Herbert Condor, wife and little daugh-
ter Harriet, Of Stockton Springs, are visit
ing Mrs. Condon's parents, T. w. Jackson
and wife.
Sept. Is. x. w.
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WEST BROOKLYN,

Miss Alice Stanley, of Brewer, is visit
ing A. B. Carter and wife.
E. P. Bridges, who has been in Vernon
the past few weeks, is home.
Mrs. Nellie Batcheler spent a few days
last week with her brother, H. G. Carter.
Miss Odessa Bridges, of Surry, is spend
ing a few days with her grand mother
Mrs. Susan Bridges.
Miss Beatrice Carroll, who has been Wis.,
iting friends here returned to her home in
Southwest Harbor Tuesday.
Sept, %, B,
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BEECH HILL.

Miss Alice Mason has returned to Seal
Harbor, where she is teaching.
Mrs. Mary Richardson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. May Barton, at Tilden.
William Burns and Allie Richardson, OF
Swans Island, visited relatives here Sum
day.
Mrs. Elmina Richardson visited her
mother, Mrs. Francena Rich, at Trenton
recently.
Guy Lunt and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth Of daughter,
born Sunday, Sept. q.
Sept. IS. R.
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Jennie Eaton left this week fol
Boston, where she will be employed.
Mrs. Edith Staples, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. H. W. Small, returned
home Friday.
Edward Gross, who has been yachting,
cane home Wednesday, together with
Capt Arthur Powers.
Dr.. Frank McColium and wife, who have
been spending the GUNNER here, will close
their cottage soon and return to Cam
bridge.
The selectmen have placed notices all
over town warning the people against set
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with three-hor power engine. He is
fishing.
Capt. Ed Marshall has bought the sloop
Lena Maud, of Capt. Gard Lawson, and
fitted her for scalloping. He starts to-day
for Rocklard.
Sept. %. THELMA.
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II any person suspects that their kidneys
are deranged they should take Foley's Kidney
Remedy at once and not risk having Bright's
disease or diabetes. Delay gives the disease
a stronger foothold and you should not delay
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy G. A.
PARcHER.
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calamity. ~ everything is so dry and nc
supply OF water is available.

Guy Torrey returned to Orono this week
for his senior year in the U. of NJ. He
was accompanied by student friend
Harry White, who has been visiting here
Prof. Stephen B. Knowlton, former
Deer Isle boy, has closed his hotel, 1.-THE
Frs" after a profitable season. He re-
turns to Philadelphia, where be is q pro-
lessor in Haverford college.
The last Of the summer people have left
and the hotel and boarding houses are
closing. This would make quite loss in
population il it wasn't for large number
OF our young yachtsmen who are daily
arriving home, who fill the gap.
Sept. %. REX.
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BUCKSPORT.

Mrs. Lavater Witham, Of East Bucks
port, died Monday morning after a long
illness, at the age Of sixty-two years. She
leaves besides her husband, three sons
Pearl, Edward, and Thomas Witham, and
two daughters Harriet and Maud
Witham
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PEBBLE.

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets you
crazy. Can't bear the touch OF your ciothing.
Doan's Ointment cures the most obstinate
cases. Why suffer? All druggists sell It,
-Advt.
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Foley,s Orino Laxative is new remedy, an
Enforcement on the laxatives OF former
pleasant to take. It is guaranteed. G. A.
PARcHRR.
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Embellishments.
PauDer Notice.

HAVING contracted with the City of Ellis
IL worth to support and care for those who
may need assistance during the next Ave
years and are legal residents of Ellsworth
forbid all persons trusting them on my ac-
count as there is plenty of room and accom-
house. M. j. DRUMmpy
The Detroit times., 1908-07-20
HUMAN P|CKEREL'
At HIS OLD
TRICKS

LONDON, July &C. NJ. Daniels,
OF the American team. won the sec.
ond heat OF the 11.Meter seminal
swimming event this morning. He
finished in IL l-5 seconds.
The first heat OF the same event
was won by De Halmy, OF Hungary,
in l :09 2-5 seconds.
With every prospect OF Daniel being
victorious in this event. the spirits OF
the Americans began to- rise. They
now have great hope that, despite the
handicap OF unfair treatment, they will
run their average in advance OF that
OF all other teams by superiority in
field sports.
Great efforts are being made TO keep
the men entered in field sports in
good condition. The climate is against
them. This is greater handicap
than those not concerned in the games
realize. They are busy night and day
and great attention is being paid to
the training table.
james +. Sullivan, American com
missioner at the games, said this
morning that ne firmly believed the
United States team would be vlctorl'
Gus. The field sports. he reasons, Will
bring up the average in bounds. The
teams from other countries realize
that America has a distinct advantage
over Them in this particular.
America has another handicap q
| overcome. this being the manner in
which the neat drawings have been
| conducted The drawings went
! against them in the l500metre race
ard the same thing happened in the
/ SO0metre event. the heats OF which
will be run on tomorrow.
| In the catch -as-catch-can wrestling
event Press. Tompkns. Saundes
Davis and Samson. all English. defeat
ed respectively Wetherall, w. j. Cox,
| j. +. Cox, knight and Schwann, all
! English Mehnert. America. Springer
English. and Cote. Canada. drew Byes
( The other entrants had withdrawn.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-20
RECORD LIST FOR
HARNESS CLASSICS

and then went on and won two heats
himself. In all probability. there will
be a plenty OF folks ready to back the
Canadian entry.
The NJ. a. NJ. is scheduled for We'd
nesday and is still an open race in
every respect. with general opinion
divided between Deans Fleming Boy
and George H. Estabrook s Spanish
Queen which. while not yet winner
has been a mile in race in better
than 2:07.
Were The Detroit horse Elmford to
turn up the winner OF the event. 1t
would be the most popular victory I'm
aginable. as DR.. l.. Breisacher OF De-
troit. who has owned him Tor several
years has a host OF friends and is one
OF the incorporators OF the Detroit
Driving club. However. IT is going TO
take mile right round 2:06 TO win
II .the track Is in normal condition,
and that Is an awful clip.
Horsemen in general, not interest
ed individually in the race. are pull
Ing for Spanish Queen, as Mr. Esta
brook has spent his money like water
TO secure an NJ. & NJ. winner and has
been pursued by wretched luck. Now
however. he seems TO have an excel
lent chance and all the sporting
world that loves game loser and a
The Detroit times., 1908-07-20

Windsor IL ON it's last week.
Rain stopped the Hay City races satur-
day.
The short shippers are AT Aipenn this
week.
Phelps. OF Yale. won the western golf
championship
Adrian trimmed Monroe yesterday,
Buck pitching against KICK.
pnt.buru and New York agnin lead
Chicago in the old league race.
Rrpidity turned the tables ON the Mat
inee club champion Dolly 3 Satur-
day.
ID. 4. 4. .. stiII unbeaten and defeated
Romuius Saturday 10 = Guthd'u
P'''"'e
The Turner's paraded In n monster ar
ray at Frankfort yesterday. and ths
Thomas aud Cobb are the virtual
league batting leaders Crlss ~
steadily slipping
Hestons. swast,ka- and sc. vincenis
Will hold three-cornered field day
at Bois Blanc today
They pulled OF Marathon swim In
the Chicago river Saturday. and one
swimmer suffocated
The assault suit, brought by the al
legged champion OF Texas aEajnst
Frank Gotch. has been dismissed.
old "Pop" Warner, OF the Detroit boat
r\club, Is the real sensation OF the pre-
llmlnary work I'm the Burlington re-
satta!
Lyon ~ again champion, Of the Lower
Lakes N golf He defeated Car o..
hartt. OF Detroit, and Ross. OF To-
IontO.
Joe Jackson insists that the cOmpcti-
ton tho Tigers Will have TO face At
tho hnish viii be with Chicago, not
81 Louis.
GENERAL opinion frvors spray, the vet
eran champion OF the lakes, In the
contest for first honors at Put-in-B
this week.
Crrw ford, NcIntyre aud schaefer In or
der are the three leading run -getters
OF the American league. They pre-
Cede Mr. cobb ~ the batting order.
Nr. seers SAYS TINT Minor Ueir and
Amy Brooks are simply superfns. he
The Detroit times., 1908-07-20
MAXWELL Def
STARTLES ALL

The most startling development OF
the motoring season has been the
challenge OF the Maxwell-BIiscoe Mo
Tor Co. TO race the winner or the
Glioden tour now in progress, Ia asspc
cial event from New YORK &c san
Francisco. for wager OF $3.50 anu
tire road championship OF America.
ThL; the Maxwell people are siu.
cege 10 their challenge Is beyond
question and the exceller; record
which this car has made In tours oi
the last is evidence that their car VIII
give any OF THE big fellows a battle
worth fighting u
In former years the Maxwell. In
spite or the fact that IL is much
lighter and inexpensive car than
many OF It's competitors, has won
many hUuUrs In the GliddensH MS
year IL did not enter car. as the
committee in charge so drafted the
rules that n light car was not enabled
to compete with one of the road 10
comotives on an equal basis, being
forced 10 attecept handicap which
the game Maxwell folks refused to do.
In order that the car might be rep
resented In its true form, the chal'
lenge In made subject TO tho Glidden
tour rules OF 1907 which placed all
cars on common basis.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-20
CMALL CPORTING
y TALK =. - WORLD

doesn't like to talk about the mex
plicable 2:03L mile OF his own horse
Highball. however.
The state golf tournament which opens
at the Detroit Golf club Thursday
Will bring out "A lot OF spirited com
petitions with the Country club Vie
ing with the other Detroit organiza-
ton, in the finals.
Johnny BOucknrt has rejoined the
Battle Creek club Of the Southern
Michigan. catching yesterdays IL
inning game which the Crickets took
from the Saginaw league leaders. ,
TO /. Neuschafer and Mccain pitching.
The fent of ShOrtstop Tinker, of the
Cubs, In breaking up two big games
with the Giants In succession. Is an
unusual one and most appropriate
when q - recalled that. without his
drives. hts team would be out OF the
race for the time.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-20
WILD BILL AND REVENGE
THE PROGRAM FOR TODAY

vain. His own wild throw to second
really started II and then things hap
pened with alarming rapidly. Hits
bases on balls, Murphys home run
with the bases filled and the home
club had scored total OF six runs
sewing things up.
Willett is a good pitcher and an oc
casional lapse like that is 10 be eX
pected from the best OF them once IN
a while.
II is bit harder for a man 10
60 In and pull a game out OF the
fire, than II Is TO start in and win
il all the way.
Usually a veteran pitcher is
picked for the Job OF llve-saVer
when there is really a chance for
his team TO win, but there was no
rieht-hander but Wlllett available.
In due time the seasoning process
will have completed its work ON Ed
die. Until then any lapse OF contro
will have the fans on the anxious
seat.
The defeat of the Tigers. coupled
with a St Louis victory at New Yorl
brings these teams considerably clos
er together again and today repeti
ton OF this succession OF events vii
result In the resumption OF the III
for the lead which SO long featured
the work of the two clubs in the east