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The Washington herald., 1909-08-15

sliding around to the three-quarter
stretch. Donohue sent a daisy cutter 20
Del, and the heet-foOted prodigal son
scored while Jigger was being thrown out
at first Lelivelt famed. but Conroy
slashod through Moriarity and Bush.
counting Schaefer Milan cut loose with
a bang TO left. and Conroy tried 10 make
the platter. Jones throw nipped Wild by
the fraction of an inch: in fact, the UNI
pire could have called Conroy safe with
out damaging his own conscience a bit,
GoOd-by, dolly"
With the game sewed up Dolly Gray ex-
hibited signs OF weakening IN the sixth,
when Crawford busted open the inning
with a single TO center. and waltzed home
on Rossman's two-bagger to left. Then
it was good-by. Dolly. and Bob Groom
was placed on the rubber. Groom's en-
trance dispelled the s;orm clouds, and
the side went out before any more dam
age was done by the foe.
In the final half OF this same chapter
the Nationals nosed up on even terms
Browne outguessed the whole Tiger in
field again and planted one Of his IA
nous bunts along the third base line
good for a life and also a hit. Schaefer
and Donohue went down in order. but
Lelivelt saved the day by cracking the
center field fence with a rip-snorting old
three-bagger. scoring Browne with the
third tally
During the remainder OF the game
Pitcher Summers, who had replaced VIII
let's In the ninth, was able TO subdue
the nome folks. while Groom was just as
hard a nut for the Tigers TO crack.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
brooklyn at ST. Louis.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald

Chicago Aug. 14-Even the winning
streak of Pitcher Reulbach WIS stopped
by the Giants to-day. The Cub con
tngent calculated that with the man
who had fourteen straight wins TO his
credit on the throne. the hardy New
Workers would not be able to make II
four in a row from the champions. but
that's where the Cub contingent missed
its guess
The Cubs were as neatly circumvented
as in the other three games. the New
Workers being in front all the way
The New Yorks wasted no time in
showing that they were no Eespecters Of
Reulbachs. They made three runs of Of
dve straight from the shoulder hits IN
the first inning. Those three were enough
10 win, but the Cubs made two, and the
margin was too slender TO insure a cinch;
so the Giants added a couple more in the
ninth. They didn't make a hit of Reul-
bach after the second inning. When an
error and a base on balls had put two
men on the bases in the ninth, Reul-
bach gave way 10 Brown, and the hit
which clinched the game. fathered by
Schlei. was made of the three-fngered
expert
Reulbachs are all right in their way,
but the New Yo-ks had an Ames to put
in the game Big Ed. Ames had not won
any fourteen straight. but any remissness
IN that direction was horse OF a color
that had no significance this afternoon.
Ames' immediate needs were TO win one
straight and he played his part in the
victory.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.
Exit Tigers


Athletics here Monday.
Yesterdays crowd was something like
IT,
Willetts was removed just at the right
time from Detroit standpoint
No flies on McBride's work. He ran
into left field in the sixth and pulled
down Beckendorfs Ay.
Bush gets credit for two lucky hits. In
the seventh and ninth he just managed
20 beat out infeld taps
Bob Unglaub will be in shape to play
tomorrow. a touch Of lumbago causing
him to lay off yesterday.
Cobb almost nailed Mcbride at first
base after the latter had singled cleanly
TO right in the seventh inning.
Browne beat out two bunts to first. but
the third time he tried the stunt MOriar-
ity was laying for him, and George was
turned back at first
Bob Groom sure did have Ty Cobbs
goat. for both times the mighty slugger
faced him he went out on strikes. And
how the crowd yelled each time
Cabby Streets work behind the bat
made all the difference in the world
with the Nationals playing He IS still
In no shape 10 work. but Cantillon took
chance
The Nationals might have scored in the
seventh, when two singles IN a row sent
Mcbride to third Mac" was run down
on the home stretch when Street, who
was on first tried TO steal
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PLAN BIG MARATHON.
Lowell to Hold Run, and Also Auto
mobile Races.

Lowell. Mass. Aug. 14-aIr. Charles
White. Of New York. we'll known in pro-
fessional athletic circles in the country,
announces that the national Marathon
run which was being arranged for the
early autumn viii be run of at Lowell.
September 9. in connection with the na-
tional races Of the American Automobile
Association. This meet was planned 10
cover five days; the first three for auto
mobile races and the fourth for motor
boats and the fifth for motor cycles. II
is proposed 10 run the Marathon race n
connection with the racing on the river.
The course IS ten miles long and 50
constructed that at many points the spec
tators can see the back stretch as well
as the main speedway. The race viii be
Of national interest and already Hayes.
Morrissey, Dineen. Spring. Rainier. Fraz-
ieT White. Lee. and Simpson have signed.
The Lowell Automobile Club has agreed
70 offer large number OF cash prizes
for the race and this viii probably be
the first time when there has been A na-
tional gathering Of automobile racers and
field athletes
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TORONTO PLAYERS HURT.
Mitchell and Houser Collide While
Chasing Fly Ball.

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 14-Catcher Mitch
ell and First Baseman HOuser. OF the
Toronto Eastern League team. were Sc
riously injured during the game with
Baltimore here this afternoon.
In the sixth inning Catcher Cheek. OF
the Baltimore team. hit the bali bigh in
The air, between first base and the home
plate Both Houser and Mitchell tore
toward the sphere, and just as Housor
grabbed the ball Mitchell who was COM
ing with lightning speed, dashed head-on
into the Toronto initial-sacker.
Houser was unconscious for some time,
and Mitchell had his scalp slit open.
Neither man viii be able TO cover his
position for az least a week or ten days.
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BONNER LEADS LEAGUE.
He Is Only 300 Hitter In Virginia.
Others Tumble.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. Aug H. - Up 70 the
games of this week Bonner, Norfolk s
second baseman, was the only regular
player Of the six teams in the 800 class
in hitting, though Pitchers Hamilton and
Foxen. both OF Portsmouth. We're hitting
at .S49 and S22 respectively. Bonper's
average was .SJ7 There are five men
who are sticking go or better, as fol-
lows: DIullaney, Of Norfolk, 2s6; Chand-
Ter. Of Norfolk, .2o5, and Taylor. the
Lynchburg shortstop. who has been out
Of the game since June with a broken
finger.
These figures mean that some ten or
fifteen players have taken tumble in
their averages 10 the past month, an indI-
cation that the pitchers Of the circuit
have grown stronger by the knowledge
of the batters' weakness.
In the fielding, Mayberry and Loos,
pitchers Of the Danville team. have yer
to make a miscue. while Laughlin. catcher
and outhelder Of the same team. Is field
ing at .s99.
The leading first basenan IN the field
ing is Pressly, OF Roanoke, with an aver
age of .sSS, Stafford, Of Danville, being a
close second with 1855.
Doyle, OF Roanoke. leads the second
basemen with an average Of .969. Busch.
Of Norfolk. leads the shortstops with $50,
and Toner. Of Portsmouth. with .s25, has
the highest average Of the outfelders.
Wallace. OF Richmond, is leading the out
felders With an average Of 1888. for ne
has made but four errors IT. elghty-three
games.
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WHITE SOX PICK BOSTON
TO LAND CHAMPIONSHIP

New York. Aug. T4.-Some of
the members OF the Chicago
White Sox say that the Boston
Americans. who begin n series OF
four games with the Highlanders
here MOndny, VIII win the pen
nnnty that they are playing
faster ball than either the De-
troits or the Athletics, and that
they are improving steadily.
Because OF their excellent pen
nnnt chances. the BOstons are
drawing larger crowds in the
Hub than Mt my time since the
Red Sex won the American
League championship.
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brentwood 10 Play To-day.

The Brentwood team, OF the Capital City
League, viii play its last game OF the
season with the Marines at Capital City
Park this afternoon at o'clock. This
viii also be the last game Of the season
in the Capital City League. Dolly"
Gray. Of high school and Winchester
fame. viii work for Brentwood. while
Ritter. the star pitcher Of tie Marines,
viii do the work for the SoldIsrR
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Grcnt Gnme nt Riehmond

Richmond. Va. Aug. 1.-THE greatest
baseball game Of the season in Richmond
was played here to-day. with the score 1
to l at the ending Of the twelfth inning.
Tho game lasted for two hours and
half. end was called On account Of dark
ness. II was q pitchers battle between
Doene Of Roanoke, and Hale. of Rich
mond. Richmond tied the score in the
eighth when it looked like RoanOke's s
game. The crowd sat dumb as man after
man went down. Doane struck out only
one man. but his head work was great.
and he played with the men in the field
10 perfection Hale was equally as good.
Score:
R. r. Z.
Richmoad.. 10000 Ols ?
Roanohe-...-. 0 O % 0 0 0-I Z /
Batteries-Hsle and Messitt; Doane and Ryan.
Umpires-Messrs. Hennager and Stanton. Time of
game-2 hours and . minutes Attendance-sOl7.
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Truckers Blank DanvIIIe Twice.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 1.-THE Truckers
scored Two shut-out games to-day against
the Danville Red Sox. Q TO and TO 0.
Timely hitting with men on bases won
the first game. Hamilton let the Sox
down without a hit in the second. All Of
the runs Of the locals were scored on 4
mixture OF hits and misplays- Two errors
put the first two Danville batters on
base IN the seventh inning. one Of them.
Fisher. reaching third. but with that
run could not be squeezed over. Fisher
being thrown out at the plate. Scores:
First same: R.H. Z
Danune. 900 OOO0OO-O /
Portsmouth ....-...... o 0 0 0l 9 0 z-2 2
Batteries-Morsssey and Westlake: Fo1en and
smith Um1ires-NlessyS LOos and Hamilton.
scc1ud game; RH.E
Danvilc. 0 20 0 90 0 3
smo1th........... O I 0 10 X s
Battcr;es-NaybeTy and Westlake; Hamilton and
CoTan. UmpTe5-Alesss. Loos and Smith.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk Takes Another Game from
Lynchburg.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, Aug l4-Norfolk made
it three straight to-day. winning over the
locals by the score Of 4 to ?. by hitting
Vernuelle hard. The Crew got hit or
more in all but the sixth inning. Temple
was steady. and his support was gilt
edged.
An example OF this is IN the fact that
his team mates had twenty-one assists.
The grand stand was unusually severe
on Umpire Pender. Score:
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New York. Aug. L-It was rumored to-
day that the National A. c.. which closed
its door Immediately after the Ketcher-
o'Brien mill last spring. would reopen
tho biz arena In East Twenty-fourth
street carly IN October and would make
bid for Driscon and Attell as a star
attraction.
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SLATTERY, WHO BATTED SS1 ON COAST,
SIGNED TO HELP CANTILLONS CATCHERS

Canllon saery
help him until Bankenship
saey FROM
Canllon
slattery sat
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RAIN STOPS CONTEST.
Cincinnati Blanks Boston in First
Gnme of Donble-hender.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Aug. l4-Rain brought
an abrupt conclusion TO what was to
have been a double-header between the
Reds and Bostons. During the Reds
half Of the first inning the only run Of
the game was scored by Cincinnati.
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A meeting Of the amateur baseball COM
mission win DO held tomorrow evening
at S O'Clock at 1873 G street northwest
All members OF the commission and all
managers OF winning teams ara
directed to be present
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TIMELY BINGLES WIN.
st. Louis Defeats Brooklyn by OppOr-
tune Hitting in Ninth.

St Louis. Mo. Aug A-The ST
Louis Nationals pulled a game out Of the
fire in the ninth inning to-day. and by
opportune hitting defeated Brooklyn.
Score:
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WIN IN TWELFTH.
Athletics Beat Out Browns and Take
Lead in American League.

Philadelphia, Aug. 14-The Athletics
beat out the Browns in the twelfth IN
ming to-day, and thereby gained the lead
in the American League as the Tigers
played a tie with Washington 1t was a
pitchers battle, Morgan having d shade
on Barney Petty In the twelfth. Barry
walked, and Livingstone hit for three
aeae scnrincr I9arrN Cnnrn.
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'None out when winning run was scored.
st. Louis............ 0 0O00ol 100 0 C-i
Philgdephia......... o I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . -
Two-base hits-Jones, Livingstone Sacrifice hits
Hartsel. Ganley. Baker Jones. Livingstone. Stolen
baso-JoneS. Double plays-Ferris % Wallace TO
Jones; Collins 10 Davis Struck out-By Morgan
5; BY Petty. g. Bases ON bals-Of Alorgan &:
c6 Petty. l. Wild pitches-Morgan u. Passed
ball-LivingstOne. Umpires-Mcssgs. Evans and Per
rine. Time Of gpme-2 hours and 50 Minutes At
tendance-l8 T56
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The Score.

Tw0-basc hits-Chance Reulbach. Struck out
By Amc 3: by Reublch. l. Bases Oh basos-Of
Reulbacl. 3; Of Ames. 3; OF Brown. J. Stolen
bases -BridwoH. Devln %. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN
and Kane.
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Clevelnnd. nd..-................... o 60 C 0-l
Boston. ...............,...... 0 0 s rs
Two-base hits-B. Load Niles Lajoie. strick
out-By Arelares. z; by FaIkenberg. 2 Sacrifice
hits-Wagucr, Bal. Iaioie. Umpires-Messu
OLoughlin and Sheridan. Tine of gamc-l hour
and a minutes. Attend8nce-3gs go.
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Play Mt Capital Park.

The Columbia Athletic Club will play
the Marines at Capital City Park to-day
at O'Clock, and q good game Is expected.
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BOSTON GOING SOME.
Take Three Straight from Maps and
Win Ninth Straight Victory

Boston, Aug. 4-Sooring their ninth
successive win, the Boston Americans to-
day defeated Cleveland, 20 !. thus TAX
ing the entire series. The game to-day
was hard fought. not a run being scored
until the NTH inning Score:
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Struck out-By Mattern. l. Bases on bails-Of
Ewing. q OIL Mattern 3 Double play-Egan TO
Higgins 70 Hoblitzcll. Passed ball-Shaw I'm
pirc,-lir Emsie.
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Moore to Grant 20 BransGeld. Bases on balls
or Camnitz !: OF Moore. 4. Stnlck out-By
Cam1itz. 3, by Moore g. Umpires-Messrs. Rigler
and O'Day Tine of gane-l hour and $ minutes.
Attcndsnce-e ~
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BUNCH THEIR HITS.

Chicago Americans Defeat High
landers by Seventh-inning RnlIy.
New York. Aug 1A-Bunching their
hits IN the seventh inning to-day gave
the Chicago Americans q victory over
New York Score:
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'Mullin batted for Willett in the ninth
0 0 0 2 0 ] 0 0 0--3
0I OOI 0 0 0 0 G-S

Earned runs-Washlngton. !; Detroit, 2
First base by errors-Washington .: De-
trOit. 1. Left on Observation-Disclosures o.
Detroit, :. First base on balls-On Groom.
2. off Gray, 2. Innings pitched-By Gray,
~; by Groom, 81; by Willett Z: by SUM
mers. 4. Hits made-Oh Gray. Z; Of
Groom. 3; of Willett z; of Summers, 2
Struck out-By Gray /: by Groom. Z: by
Willett, 1: by Summers. 2 Tbree-base
hit-Lelivelt TWo-base hits-Cobb. Bush,
Rossman. Sacrifice hits-Moriarity Del
ehanty. Cobb. Stolen bases-Crawford.
Bush. Moriarity. DonOhue Double plays
Schaefer TO Mcbride TO Donohue I'm
pires-MessTs. Egan and KERN. Time OF
game-2 hours and . minutes.
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Two-base hiis-Bupch Delehanty. Three-base hits
-Ells Apeun2n, Struck out-By Hunter, /: by
Bachman l. Bases on bllls-Of Hunter Q: of
Bachman. L Umpire-NIr. Johnstone Attend
auco-5 CO.,
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PITTSBURG IS BEATEN.
Philadelphia Downs Pirates and
Breaks Even on Series.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. H-Philadelphia
downed the Pirates to-day by score Of
2 70 l, in the last game Of the series.
making an even break for the four
games. Score:
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POTOMACS DEFEATED
Yirginians Win Boat Race
at Richmond.
FINISH CLOSE AND EXCITING

But Quarter of a Length Separates
Rival Crews as Boats Cross Finish
Line-Spransy and Miller Win the
Canoe Race-Virginians Take Lead
at Start and Maintain Advantage.
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fBltted for Hughes in ninth
Chicago. o 0 0 ! 0s 0 o.
New wYo1k..---................ o 0 o 0 Us
Two-baso mts-Crec. Smith Ovens Three-baso
hf-Parcut- Double p.ay-Atz 10 Davis Bases on
hals-Of Smith. 2; of Manning l. STRUCK ont
By Manning, 4 by Hughes. .; by smith. l. Time
Of game-l hour and s. minutes. Umpire-NIr Con
molly. Atteudanco-l3OO
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BATTLE TO A TIE
Nationals and Tigers in Ex-
citing Overtime Game.
CAPTAIN DONOHUE INJURED

Nationals Captain Ont OF Game for
Several Weeks-Each Side Uses Up
Two Pitchers, and Contest Goes
Eleven Innings 20 , TO 3 Score.
Jennings Fired OF Lines.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 3; Detroit, 3.
eleven nnines
Philadelphia, - st. Louis, 1.
Twelve iunings)
Boston, ,; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago, ~ New York, 3.
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REULBACH IS BEATEN
New York Giants Halt His
Pitching Record.
CUBS GO DOWN BY SCORE 5 TO Q
T,virIer with Mark of Fourteen
Straight Wins Badly Bumped by
McGrnv's Tribe, While Ames Is n
PuzEIe-GothnmiteS Make IL Four
Straight in Windy City.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati, L; Boston, o.
Philadelphia, p Pittsburg, 1.
New York, .; Chicago, 2.
St. Louis, ~ Brooklyn, 3.
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Totals. lO'ZJ II Totals........ ! 2
'Oue out when winning UIn was scored.
Brooklyn. / 20 90 l O-3|
ST. Louis.......-.............. 0 0 0 "a
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'Bnttod fr Cumnitz in eighth.

INunaeo nltA-OIhot, N.iSon- 1nfcerOaAo Alt-AIlDN
Eon. Double piAyS-Wagner 70 Miller 70 Ahstsin;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
EsrArE on LESLIE z. AUSTIN

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Washington Commissioners toreceiye, examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of Leslie r Austin,
late afClty Of Barre, u SAID District deceased
give notice that we viii meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the Office of O, n Reed, in The City
of Barre IN said District, on the let day Of Feb
ruary and 10th day of July next. from
o'clock p. NJ. until so'clock +. NJ, each Of said
DAYS and that six months from the II til day Of
January A. y. 1900, is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors 70 present their claims
to as for examination and allowance.
Dated at City Of Barre, this 18th day of jan
uary A. y. 1903.
OEANEL IL. REED, Commas
ORAMELJ. DODGE, sioners
Sat Jan fs-2s-so
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A WIDER MOVEMENT.
Conservation Of Resources For The
Whole Continent.

Washington. Jan. 3o.-Arrangements
for the North American Conservation
Conference between representatives Of
the United States, Canada and Mexico
al the White House February IS, are
going forward rapidly, following this
cordial acceptance by Sir Nilfred Laur
ier Premier, and Earl Gray, Governor
General of Canada, and President Dia1
OF Mexico, OF President Roosevelt's in
vitation TO send delegates. The Con-
florence win discuss the situation with
regard 10 the natural resources Of the
respective countries and help prepare
general plan adapted 10 promote the
welfare OF the Nations concerned in
accordance with President Roosevelts
suggestion.
This international conference will
meet at the White House by Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's invitation. II will
not be a large gathering as was the
Conference OF Governors at the White
House last May. or the joint Conser-
walton Conference last December be.
tween the National Conservation Com.
mission, the Governors and the repre-
sentatives of State Conservation Com
mission and Conservation Committee
OF National organizations The at
tendance will be limited to the repre-.
seDtatiyes of Canada and Mexico and
representatives OF the State Depart
ment Of the United States Government
and Of other Executive Departments
which can render particular assistance
10 the Conferees in their deliberations,
and the National Conservation Commits
sion
Canada has already taken active
steps in preparation for the Conference
and recently sent TO the National Con-
servation Commission number Of
carefully prepared maps which show
the present status of the public lands
of the Dominion a. well as the dis.
tribution of the principal natural re-
sources and the development Of its
transportation system. The Canadian
authorities have also gathered toggth-
er and sent 10 the Chairman of the
Commission a comprehensive collection
OF Government documents bearing on
the natural resources Of the country.
These have been carefully indexed and
bound together according to subjects.
They will be used at the Forthcoming
Conference.
President Roosevelt feels that the
connection between the United States
and the two Nations which lie to the
North and South is so intimate that
they can consider their mutual inter-
ests with regard to natural resources
from the standpoint Of the general well
fare Of the Continent with small re-.
gard to the political boundary lines
which separate them. Indeed, it is
said that he considered inviting Canada
and Mexico to the first Conservation
Conference at the White House but
TINT he refrained from doing 50 be-
cause he was unwilling to run the re-
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Estate OF ROBERT rENwroK.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court,
District of Washington, ~. held at M0ntpsl-
Ter. in and for said District, on the 2eth day Of
Iahuary A. ID. 1909.
An Instrument aad two eodieils thereto pur-
nortine to be tbs last win and Testament
~ Robert Fenwfek late Of the Town Of
psrre in said district. deceased, being present
81 70 the Court for Probate. Il is ordered by
said Court that all persons concerned there
In he notified TO appear AZ 8 session Of said
Cont. 70 be held AZ the Probate Office. ia said
Nontpelier on the 18Th day d February A. d.
iana and show cause. II any they may have.
against Ire probate q SAID ms trument and
fsre oodicsb: Tor which purpose II Is further
ordered. that notice ef this order be published
three weeks successfully in the RArre Daily
Times. a newspaper printed at the City Of
Psrre In this State. previous 80 said time
appointed for iez~ins.
By the Court. attest
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
al JAn a. Feb SIS