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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
CLEMSON OVERWHELMED.
Georgia Techs" Defeated Ancient
Rivals at Atlanta.
IPy Associated Presf.1
IBy Associated

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 25.-Shcwing
a remarkable reversal of form over
the previous Saturday. Georgia Tech "
defeated her ancient rivals. the Glenn
son Tigers" on the gridiTon here
this Afternoon by the decisive score
of 20 To >.
Clemson's only score came in the
very opening Of the game when Bis
sell. left halfback, made pretty drcp
kick goal frcm the 2Syard line.
Tech" INN diately opened aegres
siye tactics and plowsd her way
through the lighter Clemson men. for
five touchdowns. adding four goals
from tcuchdowns.
Jenkins, Techs" right end in the
final minutes CT the play. made a
sensational run for 50 yards for a
touchdown. Tech worked the for
ward pass successfully.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26

water. the University OF Pennsylvania
football team defeated Cornell In the
annual game on Franklin Field this
afternoon by the score OF IL TO 6. II
was poorly played game. for which
the weather and field conditions were
in a great measure responsible. Only
once, on Franklin Field In 1898. when
PENNSYLVANIA and Cornell played In a
SNOW storm. were the conditions worse
than they were today. Twenty
thousand persons braved the elements
and witnessed the game.
There was hardly any choice In the
team during the first half which end
cd In a tie at 6 TO 6. but Pennsylvania
showed the better form inthe second
half. Neither side. because OF the
wretched field conditions could make
any great gains by carrying the ball
and punting was largely resorted to.
Fumblng was the rule rather than
tae exception ana both teams suffer
ed equally in losing the slippery bali.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
UNITARIANs AND HEBREWS.
Joint Thanksgiving Services Held in
Richmond Jewish Temple.
(Rs Associated Pressl

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 25.--rhe
congregation OF the First Unitarian
church and peth Ahamah Synagogue
assembled In Thanksgiving services
here today in the Jewish Temple.
Brief addresses were made by Rev.
.'ehn l.. Robinson. pastor Of the
Unitarian Congregation. aud Rev. Ed
ward Calisch. Rabbi OF the Syna-
gugue. The services closed with n
bonedictlon pronounced by the rabbi.
following the singing of America" by
The congregation and choir.
This joint worship by the Unitar-
isns and Hebrews is the first to take
place In Richmond.
Next Sunday the services In the
Unitarian church viii be conducted by
Miss Fora De Wolfe, of Highland
Springs. a lay reader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Victims Had Commissions.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 25.--
Groce and Cannon. the two Americans
executed by order of President Zelaya.
of Nicaragua, last week. he'd com
missions In the insurgcnt army. ac-
cording to private advices received
here tonight from Bluefield. where the
reyoluticnists' government is located.
The dispatches stated that the state
department q the United States had
been notified TO this effect. The state
department has been anxious to clear
up the point whether the two men
had commissions or were merely act
ing in their individual capacities. for
in the former event they would have
been entitled to treatment as prison
ers CT war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
POLICE STOP FIGHT.
Governor Aneei Gives Special Orders
TO Charleston Sheriff.
lRy Associates preas.1

CHARLESTON. s. c., Nov 3D.
The boxing bout scheduled for to-
night between Joe Howard. of Brook
Ign and Jimmy Dasher. OF Savannah,
was stopped by the police.
Orders had teen received by Sheriff
Martin from Governor Ansel TO pro-
hibit the fight aud after consultation
between the sheriff and chief Of po-
Zee the promoters were notified aud
the bout was called of.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
EST RADA'S FOLLOWERS
EXPECT VICTORY SHORTLY
Private Dispatch from Nicaragua
Ssye Groee and Cannon Held Com
ment. and State Department Has
Been Notified TO this Effect.
nLUEFIELDs. NICARAGUA. Nov.

DLUEFIELDS. NICARAGUA, Nov.
25.-BY WIRELESS TO COLON
The Norwegian steamship Ulstein ar
iivod here this morning from New
Or'oans> with two thousand Mauser
rifles. e51 1eO 70 mas cf ammunition
and seversl pi. ces of l!ghi artillery
for the revolution sis.
The steamer arc ',oughi several
an Interview ;oGas General Cham
nero. the revolutionary leader. SAID
that when Groce and Cannon, The
Americans. who. Il Is said. were exc
cuted by President Zelaya were cap
tured by General Toledo near Grey
ledo refused to obey the order. but
had them placed in the front ranks
where they were open to General
Chamnlerro's attack.
They were uninjured. however, ana
subsequently were sent TO FL Castillo
fort, where they were confined to the
dungeon Gen. Chammerro says he
knows nothing further = gardiEg
Groce and Cannon.
Blockade Effective.
Chammcrfo declares the blockade
Of Greytown IS effective by ssa and
land and is confident that the troops
OF President Zelaya soon will give in.
He leaves tonight for Greytown
with 800 recruits and a party of sharp
fhocteis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
ELLIS TRIAL GOES
ON DURING HOLIDAY
Letters of Prisoner to His Lit
tie Daughter Rsad--Phy-
stefan Testify.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Nov. %
The Jury which is trying W. Y. Ellis,
of Pine Bluff. fer the murder OF
Nathaniel Parker Willis. of Indian
apors. sat in session throughout to-
day, the court refusing to adjourn for
Thanksgiving. and listened to letters
written by Willis to his little daugh-
ter. Mary Francis Will!s. the limo
cent cause CT the tragedy. which oc-
cured in court room here last sum
mer.
The letters breathed affection and
at times genuine pathos and were In
troduced in part TO SHOW the strong
love of the father for the child. The
fathers fight 10 regain possession Oh
the child led 10 the tragedy.
Letters Feature Of Day.
The letters were the feature of to-
dav's Developments at the trial aside
from two witnesses whose testimony
forms important links in the chain
of evidence, the defense trying to es-
tablish that Ellis was insane when
he shot down the Indiana man.
These witnesses, DR.. w. Stewart, OF
Pine Bluff, Elliss physician. and Ash
ley Peay, clerk at the Merchants
hotel, where Ellis stopped on the dav
OF the tragedy, both told OF the
peculiar actions of the accused man
shortly before the tragedy. Chancel-
lor John NJ. Elliott. of Pine Bluff, was
introduced as a character witness and
then told of all application made by
Ellis fer advice On Il letter received
from Willis.
Stopped by Objection.
He get no further than a descrip-
tion OF Ellis appearance and condi.
ton. when an objection from the state
stopped him and he was temporarily
excused until the court ruled on the
disputed points.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
SHAFTS OF MINE SEALED
Regarded as Only Way to
Stop Cherry Fire.
RESCUERS CEASE EFFORTS
Formation OF Dangerous Gases Stops
Attempts to Reccver Bodies
Notwithstanding Board, Fire Chief
and Railway superintendent Confer.
nr Associated Press.l

CHERRY. ILLS. Nov. 25.-Detaiis
of a meeting held mere early today be-
tween the entire state mining board,
Battalion Chief Mcdonald, of the
Chicago Gre department. and W. W.
Taylor. general superintendent Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul Com
pany's mines. were made known to-
day
battalion Chief Mcdonald. after ar
inspection OF the work being accom-
plished BY his men who had been
throwing water in the east bcttom %
the mine FOR more than a week ad-
yised the state mIne inspectors and
the employees Of the coal company
that the water being thrown into tae
mine was not reaching the FIRE and
that ne saw no use of throwing IN
any water as IL was merely films
up the third vein. Bodies q the
known dead IN that vein are already
inaccessible owing % the quantity Of
water already thrown into the mine
and 10 increase this amount OF va .
Mcdonald said. world delay recovery
of the bodies indefinitely.
Dangerous Classes Forming
Mr. Williams. n the urbana rescue
station. who had been keeping careful
note OF the gases formed in the mine.
reported that the FIRE had extended %
the coal pillar and was forming dan
geT0us gases and maAsnE Il periicus
Cor rescuers to continue At work. After
considerable discussion ana a careful
going over % al phases q the situa-
ton q Wa agreed ~ the meeting the
only thing that would make possible
ultimate recovery Of he bodice in the
mine vas TO seal uD both The main
shaf. and tire air SHAFT and keep them
sealed until the cutting o1 q the
or smothers the FIRE The shafts were
theregpon sealed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
BAD WIRING MAY HAVE
CAUSED De ARM0NO FIRE
6iaze Originated in Attic and Not In
Room Where Congressman and
Grandson Were sleeping.
lBy Associated press)

BUTLER. 30, Nov. 25.--it is now
believed that the fire which caused
the death OF Congressman David A.
DE Armond and his six year-old grand
son last Tuesday started In the attic
OF the house was caused by defective
electric wiring.
At first II seemed probable that the
fire originated in the room in when
the Congressman and the little boy
We're sleeping.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Safe-crackers Get Away With
$4,000 in Richmond.
NO CLUE LEFT FOR POLICE
Neatly Done Job, Evidently Work OF
Professionais-Enough kitro-elycer-
inc to Blow Safe Through Roof De-
posted in Show Case.

RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 25.-Burg-
lars wrecked the safe of Georg +.
vose. deaisr in dental Supplies in the
second story of 72i East Main street
last nigh; and got away with $4,000
worth of gold leaf and gold solder.
The burglary wss discovered this
morning when Mr.. VoSe's office stan
went 20 work and the matter was at
once reported to the police, who are
now at work on the case.
Not clue was left by which 10
distinguish the burglars. and not an
indication of the robbery was knewn
until II was discovered this morning.
The safe this morning showed that
it was wrecked by an expert who
came prepared to get that gold OF
blow the safe TO pieces. Enough nitro
glvcerine was found on showcase
within a few feet Of the safe TO blow
II through the roof. The explosive
vas net of fTs proof design and no;
e the description known a. burglar
proof
Experts Did the JOB.
e. The safe showed that the burglars
had drilled through the lock with
diamond driii. making a Role half an
inch in diameter. and through that
hole had driilcd the Jock through and
through 80 that the bolts could be
shot with the utmos; ease. Two drills
we're found On the ac0r By the safe
this morning.
The safe stands IN the front portion
Ct ibP esriai stores show tocm and
the rchber CT robbers evidently feared
10 h. seen from the street, fcT every
drawer IN the safe vas taken 10 a back
gContInued on Fourth Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
THANKSGIVING AT larosIA.
Nimbus wins Holiday Hsn6iesp-
Getaway Day.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Nor q
MIN Ms. coupled in the betting with
Prince Gal. wen the Thanksgiving
handicap AZ Iatoria today BY a
Icnath and = half from Lawrence
Eandily. with Prince Gel. ais stable
mate. q good third.
Il vas getaway day and the largest
crowd Ct the meeting Was n attend
ancc. Three farorites won
Most q the horses brought serc
for the fail meeting which closes To-
dsv have already been shipped .
Jacksonville and Tampa. Pa. ard a
few vent to the Psclhc coast tracks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
De Almonds Successor.

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. Nov. 20
Governor Hadley announced Last night
that he would take no steps TO FIJI
the vacancy In the Sixth Missouri
congressional district until after the
funeral of Congressman De Almond.
which VIII be he'd ut Butler tomor-
row.
The law specifies that not less than
ten days notice must be given In
filling such vacancies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
THIRTEENTH JOB LANDED
DURING PRESENT YEAR
Latest Vessel to be Constructed Here
win be for General Freight Ser
vice and viii Coat Three Hundred
Thousand DEMONSTRATING for
Vacant Stocks.

Acknowledgment was Hiduc -htit w
terday that the Newport News Ship.
building & Dry Dock Company has
been awarded contract BY the A.
Fl. !lull Company. OF New York. for
the construction of large steel
freight steamer. The vessel is TO be
duplicate OF The steamer Jean. ccm-
pleted here for the Bun Company
three months ago and will cost ap-
proximately 100000.
Coming as II does upon the heels
Of the news OF Tuesday that the local
yard would be awarded the contract
for the construction of a big freight
and passenger steamer for the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. this
announcement is particularly crafty
Ing both to the yard officials and 10
the people OF Newport News gener-
ally
Years Work Ahead.
Even If no other contract OF any
dcscr ptIon Is received In the mean
time. there Is now enough work on
hand 10 keep the present force al the
hipysfd working 10 It's fun capacity
during the next year. Six steamers
are vet to be laid down. while work
has Just been started on three ships
aud another is building on the stocks.
Most of these vessels are passenger
and freight steamers and their con-
struction gives employment TO men
In eysry department of the yard.
General Manager W. A. Post. OF the
shipyard. returned here Wednesday
night from New York, where he at
tended the session of the Association
OF Naval Architects and Marine Ensi-
neers, and the announcemen Mt of the
securing OF this second contract with
In two days followed his return TO
the city.
Description Of Ship.
The new steamer TO be built Tor
the Bull Company will be $50 feet
long overall. Is feet broad and -
feet deep. She viii have a net ton
mage Of about 1881 and cargo carry
ing capacity of nearly 5000 TONS she
will be propelled by a single-screw.
ul-NtH " Ss<-
CINE of about $500 horsepower and
the designed sea speed is ~ knots
an hour. Steam for the engines win
be supplied by boilers OF the Scotch
water tube type.
The vessel will he equipped with
the necessary auxiliaries and appii-
ances for the quick handling OF
frs light.
Jean Now in Service.
The Jean wes completed about
three months ago and Is now engaged
in service between Baltimore and
Pert Tampa. Fla The vessel vas
here a month ago for some overhaul
ing work and her skipper. Captain
Mcdonald. stated that che was the
best steamer he had ever sailed in
during MS thirty years on the sea
He gave figures showing that the
ship had made unusually quick runs
between Baltimore and Florida ana
had delivered an unusually large
amount Of freight since being PLACID
in commission
This win be che second vessel built
here fer the A. X. Bull Company. the
Jean having been the .frst. However.
several vessels OF this compeny
were practically rebuilt here several
years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Bows SLAYER FREE.
W. a. Ashworsh Acquitted BY Jury
After Ten Minute Session.

FAYETTEVILLE y. C.. Nov. 2s.-
The trial Of W A. Ashworth for the
accidental killing Of Daniel Jones. a
messengT boy. was brought 20 a
close today. Ashworth teing acquit'
tod after ten minutes session Of the
jury.
In August last Ashworth shot snd
killed Jones in a playful scuffle.
Ex-Governor Charles r. Aycock
vas one Of the defendants attorneys.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Missouri Wins Championship.

KANSAS CITY, MO-. Nov. 25.-ln
one of the hardest fought games ever
witnessed here the University OF Mis-
souri, football team defeated the Uni
versity OF Kansas, thereby winning
the Missouri Valley championship
The score was II to 6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Autumn Cor Tournament.

PTNEHURST. y. C.. Nov. z5.-The
sixth annual autumn golf tournament
oYencd the Country Cabs hig winter
schc dule here today. it, special vas
q tie played OF between }. d. Foote.
Of Apawamis. and z. 7. Keating. Of
Lenox. At = each. which Mr.. ksatine
won uiih q card Of s. 70 -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
BuckneIi Downs George Washington
INV Associated Press

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 25.-In
4 hard fought football game here to-
Gay Bucknell defeated George Wash
ington 12 TO s. Bucknell outweighed
George washington considerably and
time and again her back field plowed
through George Washington line
sor the recovered distance and only
once did she lose the ball on downs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26

summary. TouchGown-G. y. HoGg-
son. Billups. Hughes and Glenn Goals
from touchdowns-E. n. HOdgscn-
Miers. Harvard: Umpire
Gates. Yale. Field Judge-Fuerstein.
Washington and lee. Head flnesman
Hammond johnson. Virginia. Time
Of halves minutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Easy for Indians.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Nov. 25.-The
Carlisle Indians ran rings around the
St. Louis University eleven in the
annual Thanksgiving day game be-
tween the teams today. the hnai
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
PENNSYLVANIA DOWNS
CORNELL ON RANK FIELD
Teams wsi:ow and slide Around on
Muddy. slushy criciror a.
Philadelphia
CBy Associated Press }

PHn.ADFf PHIA. PA. Nov -
WanoVinE and sliding around on a
deld that was sevcras inches deep
with mud. siush. ice and pools Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Revoiutionists Rejoice.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nov. g.
There is much rejoicing among the
revolutionary forces In Nicaragua. ac-
coTding TO passengers arriving here
today on the steamship Marietta Di
Gorgio from Bluefields. The follow
ers of Gen. Estrada are elated over
what they claim has thus far proved
q successful advance against the gov
eminent of Zelaya and are saEguine-
~ predicting the fall of Managua.
the Nicaraguan capital. within short
time.
been strengthened by the attitude of
the United States. threatening de
msnd on Zelaya f-r reparatioB for the
death Of the two Americans. Croce
and Cannon.
Ammunition Received.
That the revolutioniSts have receiv
ed what is comparatively formidable
supply If arms and ammunition was
the news received here tonight by
Consul General Sussman. representing
the Estrada government at New Or
leans According TO q cable TO the con-
gui. the steamship Utstein which
loaded out Of New Orleans with war
supplies for the insuregat ferces. has
reached Bluefleid
The vessel cleared at New Orleans.
for Port Barios. but remained az that
port fer only a short time before
proceeding TO Bluefelds.
Mr. Sussman made known for the
first time tonight Jus; what the tt
STEMS cargo consisted o. II was a.
follows: Two Calling guns. 2.100
rifles. 25o.0Vu rounds = ammunition
and n complete outfit for making car
iTidgcs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
HUGHES SPRINTS NINETY
YARDS FOR TOUCHDOWN
Newport News Vounester Gets Away
on Fake Line Plunge and Distances
Pursuers-Great Crowd Turns Out
to See Game in Norfolk-Other
Gridiron Battles.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 25.-Before
a crowd OF ten thousand spectators.
Virginia Polytechnic Institutes sturdy
football gladiators triumphed over the
husky eleven OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. OF North Caro-
lima. in Their annual contest on Ath-
letic Field here this afternoon by a
scCre OF Is to .. The great punting
of f. r. Hcdgson. which freque nifty
put the ball within striking distance
OF the A. and NJ. goal. and cleveriy
and quickly executed trick plays car
ried the day for V. p |.
Hughes Spectacular Rum
John Hughes, Of Newport News. the
greatest gridiron find in Virginia for
years. starred fer V. p. l., making
spectacular run of ninety yards for
the Virglnians' third touchdown IN
the second half Hughes took the
hall on a fake mass play and skirted
the end on quarterback run. he
was off, running high and using his
peculiar half arm swing to ward on
the Carolina tacklers He eluted
every man who attempted TO reach
him and, amid the shouts OF the thou
sands, crossed the coveted chalk
marks and sank behind the goal posts.
Hodgson kicked the goal.
v. p. |. Scores Early.
FulIback G.. b. Hodgson scored the
first touchdown of the game and later
Billups. V. p. is star halfback cross
ed the line for a second touchdown
for the Virginia boys. Left Halfback
Davis. Of Newport News. was out Of
the game. A. n. Hodgson taking his
place behind the line.
Outweighed at least ten pounds TO
the man. the Virg:nians more than
overcome this disadvantage by their
head work, speed and Hodgson' s
trusty toe The punting of Hodgson
averaged twice the distance OF that
of his opponents and kept the Caro-
lima team on the defensive most OF
the time.
Scores at the Finish.
A & VI. took brace when there
was only ten minutes to play in the
second half and finally succeeded in
crossing the goal line ten seconds
before the game ended.
Ii was V. p is game throughout,
there never being any danger Of the
/ "TarheeIs" winning. Hughes ran the
v.P.I. team in great shape and was
consistent ground gamer. The
| Lineup:
ivP.L Position. A. & NJ
LuthIll .-..... $3.50 Stanford.
Left End.
f. BurrusS ..... .--.-l.. $500. .BOnianu.
Left Tackle.
! MassiS -.---.- 1880. $500. AO'tS-
Left Guard
| CibDS .........- 5000. .---.. -GTdS
Center.
T. r. HOdgsOn 1890 Floyd
Right Guard
MOTIFS -. 5000 DiDh.
Right Guard.
Hicks ..-.. -..-..-- ...--. -SeiIert-
/ tCIestcn} tHayns)
Right End.
Hughes ---.-.- ..--- SteNenS.
Quarterback.
I Billups $500 $1,000. --.--- -faftsesi.
Negg)
Right HaIfbacK.
G. y. Hcdgscn 5000. .....-- Long
Fuliback.
A y. HOdzson .... .... Glenn.
Left Halfback.
summary. TouchdOwn-G u. HoGg-
son. Billups. Hughes and Glenn Goals
from touchdowns-E. r. Hodgscn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Experts Did the job.

(consInsec on Fourth Pass.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26

The DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-04
SPORT PAGE
FATHER AND MOTHER
EACH DREAMED OF
SONS DEATH
Five Hours Later a Telegraph
Message Confirmed What Their
Dreams Had Told Them.

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. Alive
hours before they received by wire
news of the death of their son,
George Kepler, ST., of Third and
Mount Vernon streets, and his wife
said this morning that each had
dreamed that he was killed.
Mrs. Kepler woke her husband up
by her weeping, and in answer to
his query related a dream almost
identical in character with one he
had dreamed. Both were so excited
that they arose and awakened other
members of the household. The
ordinary duties were abandoned,
and all were expecting bad news
when at noon a telegraph messen-
ger mounted the doorsteps. Mrs.
Kepler saw him first and swooned.
The message said young Kepler had
fallen 35 feet from bridge at Steu-
benville, Ohio. He was on a we'd
ding tour and his bride is bringing
his body to Camden.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-04
QUA CLASSIFIED .
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-04
They Caught Trout
BY the Wagonload;
Several Regret It

. At Hermiston, Ore, as re- =
. suit of the closing of the Her =
. mission water ditch for the =
. winter, the residents of this =
. vicinity are well supplied =
. with trout. When the water =
= was turned off, trout were =
. caught by the wagonload, this =
= indicating that the fish Z
= screens installed by the gov .
. eminent are ineffective. Many {
q meat markets were fined for Z
= selling the fish out of season Z
= and hotel keepers were ar Z
= rested as a result of serving Z
= trout to their guests. Many Z
. farmers are making the best Z
= of their opportunity by salt Z
. ing down the trout for future I
. use.
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