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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-20
BASEBALL.
Regulars at Little Rock
Pound CyOut Of Box.
Bob Ung|aub May Retire at
End Of Present Season.
National Commission May Impose
Several $t00 Fines.

Little Rock. Ark. March 19-The
worst pounding that old Cy Young has
had handed him in years, perhaps,
was rendered him Wednesday when,
i'll IL game between the Regulars and
Yannisans, the old man was hit safe
" II times and scored on as often as
three innings The game only went for
five periods. but old Cy had enough
of it in three. Morgan finished out the
session and when the smoke cleared
away, the score was u to 0 in favor Of
Unglaub's team.
Young pitched for the Yannigans
and he had joke of team Criger.
of course, was behind the bat and
Frank Donahue at third base, but,
with the exception of Cravath, who
was in the outfield, every other man
on the nine was pitcher or catcher
playing out of his position, and Car
rigan ard Ostdick acted as though
they were playing marbles instead of
basegall.
Still, there had to be nine men on a
side before a game could be pulled off
Lord repeated his sensational work
of Tuesday and in four times at bat
he made four splendid hits. including
a home run. He faced old Cy three
times and hit the old man for two
singles and home run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-20
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New ycrk, March 1a-The remarlsa Bile
feature Of today's stock market was the
entire confusion and uncertainty of It's
action. Fluctuations We're rapidly chang
ed from one direction to the other all day.
The uncertainty in the speculative senti-
ment was "A reflection. to some extent at
least of the doubts felt over the actual
progress which has been made towards
hetterment in affairs. The reduction yes
terday in the New York Central dividend
rate served a warning that if i'm
provement has set in in the business af-
fairs of the country. there are consc-
quenceS to stockholders of the business
contraction which are yet to be faced.
1t is not that dividend reductions have
not been expected. the course of prices
showing clearly, in many cases. that re-
duced dividends We're taken for granted.
TfiS has been so much the ease that
opinions have prevailed that the action
of reducing the dividends might find the
selling ovcrdOnc and result in rally.
This view was much impaired by the re-
Spouse of yesterdays market to the div
idend reduction prospect. The same in
fluencC was pcrceDtible today and much
attention was paid To evidences of neceS-
sarv cuts in the distribution of profits.
The most important instance today came
from abroad. the Rio Tinto Mining Co.
"copper", declaring only 40 shillings com
pared with Il shillings, 6 pence for the
preceding distribution.
The response to the reduction in the Of
fetal discount rate of the Bank Of Eng
land from 81, to 3 per cent. was sugges-
tive also of uncertain speculative tenn
per Couples with this prime index Of
declining money rates ana of growing
accumulation of idle money came the re-
port from the London market that half of
the $lo,W)W1 issue of Grand Trunk Pa
cltic dthentureS remain on the hands of
the underwriters. Some slight improve
ment in prices of seasoned high grade in
vestment securities comes from the cas-
ing of money rates. but capital still hesi-
tatcS to embark in new issues. Some
revival of demand from capital in this
direction is relied upon to put many en-
terIrises of extension and improvement
on foot. especially amongst the railroads.
This same Question lowered about the
doors Of the conference of steel and iron
men in session today in New York
Weakness in the London conner rrarket
and rise here in the price OF refined
sugar We're incidents of the day. Prices
of stocks showed small gains al the End
Of the day. but rise from the low point
of the day had occurred in the last half
hour of the trading.
Bonds We're easy. Total sales. par val
ne. Sl.$l0.m0 United States As registered
declined !: per cert. on call.
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BOXING.
Police Make Spectacular
Raid on Boxing Club.
GanS-AtteII Bout For March
81 Is Called Off.
Croker VIII Give Johnson $4,000
to Fight H. Dublin.

New York. March 19-The Sharkey
a. &. was raidcd by the police Wednts-
day night i'll the midst of its weekly
stag" Jimmy Moran of Brooklyn and
Jack Hanlon of Philadelphia had been
pulnlneling each other generally around
the ring III the second round of an
interesting match when lone police
man rushed to the ringSidc. jumped
upon he stage and began footing ali
automobile horn.
A moment later there was 4 furious
knocking at the entrance doors and
In&pectator Walsh, Capt. kellehcr and
eight policemen burst in. James Bucf-
ley. the manager of the club and ref
cree. were put under arcrSt with the
PniladGlpnian tighter. Young Moran Of
Brooklyn. however. slid out of the ring
during the wransle and wasn't cap
tured.
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Wyman, pastor of their church, at
tended the time Methodist prayer
meeting. held in the vestry Sunday
March Is, with a goodly attendance
from the village here. The singing was
excellent and the afternoon enjoyed by
all present.
J. ". Benson returned to his home
here Monday. after several days passed
in Oakland with relatives.
Mrs. E. B. Smith was the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E Dickinson ar
rived at the home of Mrs. Dickinson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B.. Lucas,
Wednesday, They expect their goods
Friday. Mr.. Dickinson has a few more
weeks work at the Falls, when they
Will make their home here for the COM
ing year.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith passed Thursday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Ladd.
All are invited to attend the dance
at the hall Friday evening, March 90.
Music by Knapp's Orchestra.
Large lots of lumber are being haul
ed to the village for the use of the
North Wayne Tool Co. 1t is expected
that the box mill will soon be running,
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GANS-ATTELL
BOUT IS OFF,

San Francisco, March 19.-The 15-
round glove contest between Joe Cans
and Abe Attell, scheduled for March 81,
is off
will be unable to come West on account
of legal matters that necessitate his
presence in Baltimore on the date Sc
lected. Battling Nelson will be substl-
tuted for Cans, through Graney ano
Sam Berger.
The articles call for the men to fight
at 1872 pounds at O'Clock on the night
of the contest. Nelson and Attell re-
Gently trained together, and some of
their gymnasium bouts We're said to
me bloody affairs.
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also the saw mill. Many boxes will be
in readiness for the next seasons
tools.
E. Nj. s. Abbott is suffering from a
severe attack Of rheumatism
E. L. Stevens is hauling logs to Fay
cite Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ladd were call
ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Stevens Sunday.
J. w. Benson will leave Winthrop
Saturday fer Boston.
MANCHESTER.
George Smell of Caribou. who has
been passing the winter at Edwin Cald-
wells, has returned home.
MONMOUTH.
L. A. Tilson of East Monmouth has
been reelected superintendent of
schools
The drama Hazel Adams" present.
ed in Cumston hall Friday evening by
the young people for the benefit of the
library. drew a full house and netted
the library $3.50.
Miss Olive Ham will leave Friday on
an excursion to Washington, D. c.
DIR. Grocer of Massachusetts, has pur-
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LAST DAY OF THE BOAT
RACING AT PALM BEACH

Palm Bearch. Fla, March 19.-Six
races were scheduled for today in the
motor boat regatta. The boats Were
handicapped according tn their per-
formances in previous races. Boats
having a speed of less than is miles
per hour were placed in class f. those
exceeding Is miles per hour in class +,
while class EF' was open to boats of
all speeds.
The events of this forenoon were
five-mile races for each class. This
afternoon it was planned to hold five
mile races for classes f. and F and d
15-mile race for class EFF.
The five-mile event for the slower
boats was won by the Lamb.
The five-mile race for fast boats was
won by the Dolphin.
The five-mle race. free-for-all. was
won by the Lamb. The Dixie did not
race TODAY
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CARL CHENERY HAS BEST
OF MAX COTE AT DOVER.

Dover, Me, March 19.-(SpeciaD.-
Carl Chenery and Max Cote went six
fast rounds in a boxing exhibition to-
night at Central hall. Chenery had
decidedly the better of the argument
and in the fourth round sent Cote down
twice for the count of nine. The Bid
deford boy managed to get on his feet
each time before the expiration of the
time limit and stuck until the end of
the sixth round.
Young Joe Cans of Belfast and Jack
Brown of Bar Harbor were to have
appeared in the semi-final, but neither
man materialiZed and two local box
ers were substituted Young Bearce
and Kid Mitchell got together for four
rounds of two minutes each and mixed
it up in good shape. Honors were
about even between them. Eddie
Bachelor was referee
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BOXING NOTES.

verdict of death from hemorrhage
of the brain following a blow on the
face was found Thursday by a coro-
ner's jury. which investigated the
death of Wassilly Ziemby, a youth who
received fatal injuries in boxing bout
at Philadelphia thcatcr Tuesday
night. Charles Wolfe. known as
Young Nelson" who struck the blow
was held in bail. charged with homi-
eide. All others who were arrested in
connection with the case were dis
charged from custody
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TENNIS

New York, March 19.-Tournament
dates for the lawn tennis season of
1908 were announced today by the
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association. The national champion
ship will begin at Newport. r. l., Aug.
10. The ties between East, West and
South in national doubles will be play
ed Aug. 1916 at the Crescent Athletic
Club. New York
An effort has been made to prevent
conflict between open and other tour
naments. Among the principal cham
pionship dates is the Maine State
championship at the Swimming Club
Bar Harbor Me. Aug. 10.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

national agreement. reason why a fine
of 500 shall not be assessed against
them for participating in such games.
The commission last fall ruled that
such playing must cease, and 1t was
that fine of 800 would be
inflicted for the first offence and sus-
pension for the second offence.
The commission has been advised
that the following players participated
in games with the California League
after the notice was promulgated:
Chase and Moriarity of the New
York Americans. Baum of the Phila-
delphia Nationals, Waterbury OF the
Boston Nationals, Nelson of the Ia
coma club. McHale of the Denver
club and Stanage of the Newark club.
To them the demand will be addressed.
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AUTOS

Savannah. Ga. March 19.-Perfect
weather conditions marked the open
ing of the last day of the automobile
race meeting under the auspices of the
American Automobile Association. The
event of the day was the 360-mile race
for the Savannah challenge trophy
valued at $4,000 in which there We're
eight starters. The cars were driven
by Herbert Lyttle. Louis Strange, +. l.
Tone, Fl. Kitchener. William McCull
A. A Poole, +. w. Leland. and NJ. New
stetter The cars make 90 circuits of
the 1S-mile course.
McCulIs car was overturned on a
curve and he was forced to withdraw
from the race. He was not injured.
Strang won in Oh, Elm. 30s. He had
lead of more than a lap at the finish.
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DOCTORS SAY MURPHYS
HANDS WE'RE NOT BROKEN

Baltimore, Md. March 19.-Asserting
that he had broken both hands in his
fight with Solly Weinrb. the Rochester
boxer, lid Murphy of New York. the
recognized bantam weight champion.
lost the battle at the finish of the
eighth round OF Il scheduled 1J-round
battle before the Arena Athletic Club
last night. Manager Barrett Of the
club claimed that the battle was for
the championship. Two doctors who
aftcrward examined Murphy';' hands
declared that neither hand was broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-20

Unglaub's folks live in Williamsport
and there he has made host of
friends. With his connection with the
team of the city in the Tri-State
League during the winter he is en-
ployed by the city government of Will
Transport as an inspector of sewers,
and there are other positions open t.
him as soon as he makes up his mind
to drop his present calling and take a
business.
In talk Bob said that he is very
seriously tempted to throw up the
game at the end of this year. but if he
does not quit in 1908. then next year
will positively be his last as a pro-
feSsional ball player
This new will not be entirely to the
relish of the Boston fans or to the Bos-
ton management as Unglaub was one
OF the hardest hitting first basemen on
the team last year. and good first base
men are mighty scarce in baseball.
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
LTCHFlElD PLAINS.

Arson Turner went to Boston Tues.
day to visit his children.
Rena and Ethel Ashford visited An.
gle Roberts Tuesday.
r.. Shorey, who has been quite ill, is
better. 80 -
Mrs. Eliza A. Meader has returned
home from Hallowell.
MI. and Mrs. S. Smith visited friends
at the Corner Wednesday.
Mr. Rush is expected to preach at
the Plains church Sunday.
AIR. Gibson. who has been ill. is re-
ported as much better.
u. Nj. Rogers has started work IN
tne saw mill, with Walter varney and
George Perry assisting him.
"A. R. Rucklin is doing carpentay
work at E. J. Fish's.
NORTH WAYNE.
Twenty-one of the church neon,e
from East Livermore with Rev Mr.
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Boston Produce Market.

,Yo,,n Boston. March 70.
5.G5sc6.o0 pdeehts
CCRN-Higher; No. 3 yellow 70.
oATS-Flsier No clipped white s1H
HAY-Dull; choice 200. WI
MILL FEED-tluiet.
SURFING BEANS 2,cI28 3
MIXED FEED -S.5Gu3D50
PoRH-Cuiet; mcsiium 1G.2JnlG7j
.IbRD-Uncbanged; 49,.
BEEF-Higher; whole cattle 9agE. !
LAMBS-Firmer; spring IlGeI3.
&NEAIS-Steady: 11H9pf2i.!
RuTTER-Dull; northern 3Ill3,.
GHEESF--Steady;s York STATE I5Nr1e
EGGS-tnsettled; choice cG0l22; wester,
PPLES-ouiet:. No. BaJdwjns ae
PoTATOES-QHiet Maine white gS5ec
SUGA!p7D-points higher on a basis q,
40 for graduated. go. "
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BOB UNCLAuB
may RETIRE,

Little Rock, Ark, March 19.-Capt.
Bob Unglaub is seriously considering
giving up baseball at the close of the
present season. He has had the mat
ter under consideration for some time
and has reached the point where he is
almost ready to announce that he will
play no more ball after next October.
There are many reasons for this frame
of mind upon Bob's part, but the prin-
cipal factors in making him consider
the laying aside of them are of a fami-
ly and business nature respectively.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. March 10.
FIOUR-Receipts 22eil: exports 1921
sales Aloe: dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 5000: sales 100000
futures; spot finn: No , red 1919 Gle
vator: No: red 102% f 0 b afioat, No. l
northern Duluth 115 b af1oat; No. .
hard winter 113la h afoat.
CORN-Receirts S225; exports 44s2; sales
$1,000 futures; spot firm: No. rs eleva-
tor and 20 o b af1oat; No white nom
inal and No. yellow nominal f
aflOat
OATS-Receipts 1850; sales 222O spot
dull: mixed 26@32 lbs. 81; natural white
26N:,2 lbs. $3.50; clipped white 3zl40 lbs.
60Me5
BEEF-Firm.
LARD-Steady; western 7.9OaS.OO.
P0RK-Steady.
SI-GAR-Raw strong: fair refining 3s2lk
G3. 70: centrifugal 81 test 41y157i25; mo-
lasses sugar 3.371sG350: refined firm
BCTTF.R-Easy, Unchanged; receipts
5S51.
ECGS-Easier: receipts $3.50: state. Pa
and nearly fancy selected white 1890:
good to choice 17G1Sk. brown and mixed
extra 17Mi3: first 15s4M16iG.
IOTATOES-EaSy: state, Pa. and west
ern in bulk per $50 lbs. 2.2jd2.31
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Worlds Record for Hiqh Kick.

Marlboro, Mass, March 19.-The
worlds amateur record for a running
high kick was broken today by Harold
b. Beebee of Maiden in the annual
games of st. Marks School at South
boro. Beebee's kick was feet S1a
inches. The best previous record was
made on March 10. 1887 by G. G. Lee at
New Haven whose kick was . feet, 8
inches. Beebee is a member of the
Senior class.
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Nervousness and Nerve.

The more nervous man is, the less
nerve he has. That sounds paradoxi-
cal-but it isn't; for nerve is stamina
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives nerve. It
tones the whole system, perfects
digestion and assimilation, and is
therefore the best medicine a nervous
person can take.
If you get tired easily. mentally or
PHYSICALLY, take Hoods-it will do you
good.
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Pawtucket Gets Connors.

Lowell. March 19.-Billy Connors for
years a weIl-known player in the New
England League. will be field captain
of the Pawtucket club in the new At
lantic Association. COnnors was for
merly second baseman and field cap
tain of the Lowell club under the man.
agement of Fred Lake. Later he play
ed with the Worcester club.
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BIG OFFER FOR JOHNSON.
Black Man Will Get $4,000 II He Goes
to Dublin.

Dublin. March 19.-RiChard Croker,
the former leader of Tammary Hall,
and the others in the syndicate back
ing "Jcm'' Roche in his fight with
Tommy" Burns have decided to offer
Jack Johnson, the negro heavyweight,
$4,000 10 come to Dublin and meet the
winner of tonight's contest. The gem
eral impression here is that Johnson
will accept.
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Emperor Williams horseback acct
dent is by no means his first expert
ence Of the kind, though the greatest
care is taken by the master of the
horse (Oberstallmeister) to provide the
Emperor with the safest mounts,
which are trained to be as easy and
docile as a circus steed. The reason
is that the Kaiser has no power what
ever in his left or bride arm, and that
when he is leading past a regiment
with drawn sword he has practically
no means of controlling his charger.
His majesty looks as if he were hold
ing the reirs with his left hand, but
this is mere appearance.
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New York Cotton Market.

- New York. March 10
Spot closed quiet 20 points lower MID
ding uplands 1870. do. gulf II g. SaIe,
3Al bales "aies
Galveston quiet, 1c7s: Charleston noni-
nal: Memphis quiet, II: New Oriean.
steady. 1923: Savannah dull and easy. 10M
Net receipts for six days e, 2s3. -'"'
EXPORTS to Great Britain Gi48; to Franco
1897 ~ Japan
Stock 57l75S
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Chicago Cubs 7; Vicksburq 2.

Vicksburs. Miss, March 19.-The hat
ting eyes of the champion Cubs showed
some improvement in the second prac-
tice game of the season and the local
Cotton States Leaguers were trimmed by
a score of to 2
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NATIONAL COMMISSION
MAY IMPLICIT $500 FINES.

Cincinnati. Ohio, March 19.-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission has direct
ed the secretary of the commission to
demand OF seven national agreement
players who have been playing in
games with clubs in the California.
state League, which is not under the
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PRACTICE GAMES
REGULARS 6; Yanigans 2.

Atlanta, Ga. March 19.-With Griffith to
lead the,n, team made up of the High
landers' substitutes stacked up against
the Regulars Wednesday and were be lten
in q seven-inning game by score of 8
to
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FORMER CHAMPION MILES
HOPES TO PLAY JAY GOULD.

Boston, March 19.-Former Court Tennis
Champion Eustice ii. Miles arrived from
England in company with Peter Latham.
the we'll known professional player. Miles
hopes TO play Jay Gould. the present Ii
tie holder, during his stay in this coun-
try.
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Yaps 7; Maps 2.

Macon. Ga. March 1a.-Shifting the
regular pitchers to the regular Nap line
up, and putting the recruits on the firing
line for the Yaps. Liable Wednesday
brought defeat to the regulars to ,.
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Athletics II; Montgomery 1.

Montgomery, Ala, March 19,--rhe for
mer Chicago City Leaguers punched to-
gether here by Jimmy Ryan, Montgcm-
erys Southern League manager, received
an awful walloping Wednesday from Con-
ME Mack's Athletics Montgomery led
till Delaree, Chicago serni-professional.
walked, and then Philadelphia pounded
out II runs to Montgomery l.
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Even Break for Giants.

Marlin, Tex, March 1.-TWO morning
games We're played Wednesday. the first
one resulting in an even break. The af-
ternoor game went to the regulars by
score of Z to 8.
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New York Money Market.
New York. March

New York March 10.
Prime mercantile paper :A,T6 per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 4S5.95fi4S6
for demand and at 4S3 $50 49, 80 for 6D-day
bills.
Commercial bills 4S3iS
Bar silver !51h.
Mexican dollars AZ.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds easy.
Money on call easy at 1MM2 per cent. ;
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Colts s; Superbas 3.

Jacksonville. Fla, March 19-The Colts
beat the Superbas again Wednesday, out
batting and outfielding the regulars. Sew
en- innings were played, the final score
being 6 to 3.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

chicago. March 49,
steers J.NG6.G5. uS'
Receipts 5000; market steady.
choice heavy shipping 4S;fl46. 80
SEEEP-Receipts 10000; market 1no
hleher sheep 4.FDN6.50; Lambs e.OGl5z s..
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White Sox No. 2, II; Los Angeles 8.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 19.-The White
Sox No. had their batting clothes
Wednesday and turned the tables on the
locals, taking a one-sided game by IL to 3.
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French Car Takes Anther Start.

first French car in the New York to
Paris automobile contest left here to-
day at SIS A. NJ, after completing re-
pairs.
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COOPERS MILLS.

The I3el:yiars have a breed of fowls the
feet of which they have shortened in Or
der to lesson their powers of doing dam
another variety which have been denuded
IF tell Fathers. that they may have a
better chance of escaping from foxes
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chased Hillside farm Of John C. Pierce
on Norris hill.