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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
MORE GIFTS
FOR GODDARD
Three New Scholarships are
Announced
WERE SECURED YESTERDAY
The Awards Are to Be Made for Young
Men Who Are Preparing for
the Universalist Min
istry.

Bellows Falls, Sept. s.-Thc second
day Of the Universaiist convention Of
Vermont and The province Of Quebec
opened yesterday with delegation q
more than 100. The morning program
was devoted to the state Y. P. G., work
Addresses were made by S. S. Watson
st. Albans, Rev. Geo. A. Miller, Nor
wood, Mass. and Clinton |. Scott, New.
port. The missionary hour was in
charge Of Rev. Edward @ Downey, Barre
and Rev. Verdi NJ. Martin, Gaysville.
One hundred and flfty dollars was
raised from the floor for the missionary
work Of the union. These officials were
elected; Or. w. r. Rowland OF East
Corinth, Vt, pres; Rev. D. f. Trout 5t
BFattleboro, W., vice-pres.; Rev. Otto
Rape Of Morrisville, VI, Sec; Z. r.
Bail Of Bellows Falls, VT, treas. The
woman's missionary association had
charge Of the afternoon and evening
program.
The speakers Of the afternoon were
the president, Mrs. Alice ]. Allen Of
Waterloo, Que; Rev. II. vi. Bats oi
Symcuse, N. Y. and Dr. lee McAllister
OF Detroit, Mich, whose father built the
universalist church here.
The principal address Of the evening
was by Mrs. J, III l. Brown Of Somer-
vile, Mass, the national president. A
letter was read from DR.. w. II. Nc.
Glaufin oi Chicago, expressing iis regret
at being unable to be present and ad.
dress the convention because Of the
stress Of his work IN the West Or. j.
j. Lewis and Rev. DIR. John Coleman
Adams Of Hartford, Conn, editor Of the
Uniyersahst Sunday School Helper,
spoke. There was a reception in the
church parlors. The reception commit
tee were Mrs Alice =. Allen OF Water
loo, Que. Mrs. +. L. AIargratf Of North
Hatley. Que, Miss Carrie Underwood oi
St Johnsbary, Vt, Mrs. Susie H. Reach
of White River Junction, VT.
Officers Of the waman's missionary
association elected were; Mrs. Alice J,
Allen 81 Waterloo, Cue, president; Rev
Francis Kimhali Of Richmond, Vt, vice
president; Mrs. A. n Blaekford Of VII
mineton. VT secretary; Airs. Susie III
Keaeh of White River junction, Vt.
treasurer; Miss Louie Calef OF Washing.
ton, VT. Rev Francis a. Kimball oi
Richmond, VT. and Miss Carrie Under
wood Of St. Johushury, VT, elective
members. The treasurers report show.
cd balance Of Sf25 with 1896 in the
permanent fund
During the day three scholarships for
young men fitting for the Uniyersalist
ministry in the Goddard seminary at
Barre, were given, one By the woman $
missionary association. one by woman
whose name is withheld, and one BY sub
scription from the floor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
Various City Employees so
Fixed by Council
CALL FOR MORE HYDRANTS
In the Higher Places Of the City, Where
the Water Pressure Is the Lightest.
Other Acts Of the
Council.

The city council had short session
last evening at It's regular meeting, as
there was but little business to be tram
sacted. On motion Of Alderman Camp
bell It was voted to pay a full weeks
wages to Officer Frank Hamel, who was
of duty three days last week on account
Of illness, and on motion Of Alderman
Thurston II was voted to pay full wages
to the employees Of the street depart
ment for the half day they were of 10
attend the funeral Of the late street SUI
pcrint ndent, Fred s. Bruce. Aldermen
Hoyt and Alexander said that it was
probably right that the bill should be
paid, but the taxpayers Of the city might
look at it in a different light. and they
voted against paying the bill.
A petition was presented for = high
way to be laid out extending from where
belmont avenue joins Camp street in a
westerly direction to Currier street near
the end Of Cliff street. On motion Of
Alderman Campbell this was referred to
a committee Of the whole TO investigate
and report, and the council agreed to
meet on the grounds this afternoon.
The following report Of the overseer of
the poor was read and accepted; balance
on hand Aug l. sI2S.55; received from
the city, $3.50; paid out, S363s30; hal-
ance on hand, Sil0l9.
The city engineer, to whom had been
referred the petition for a hydrant at
the corner Of Upland avenue and East
street, reported in favor Of the hydrant
being installed, He said II would take
a pressure Of S3 pounds for the hydTant
TO operate at a fire there. He also sug-
gested that the city install hydrants
close together in many Of the high places
IN the city, for the reason that there Is
ten times the loss Of pressure from fric-
tion in a Ere hose 70 that in the iron
water pipes. and if the hydrants were
thickly set in the high places where the
pressure is low there would not have to
be long lengths Of hose used On notion
Of Alderman Alexander It was voted to
install the hydrant and the other recon-
mehdaEions made by the engineer re-
ferred to the water and fire committees.
Permits were granted Patrick Brown
to repair the roof Of his block with Rub
eroid roofing and to William Miers to
reshinqIe bis house on Keith avenue.
Mrs A. J. Suitor was granted a license
to run the South End hotel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
H. B. BLACKWELL DEAD.
Noted Woman Sufragist and Prominent
in Abolitionist Movement.

Boston, Sept. s.-Henry B. Blackwell,
one Of the foremost advocates OF woman
suffrage IN the United States and promi
nent years ago IN the abolitionist move.
ment, died yesterday at his home in this
city, after brief illness.
Mr.. Blackwell was born in Bristol,
England, May 4, 1925, and early in life
went TO Cincinnati, Ohio. IN 1883 he
married Lucy Stone, the noted advocate
Of woman's rights.
In 1869, with Julia Ward Howe, Col
II. w. Higrnsan, William Lloyd Garri-
son and Others he organized the Ameri-
can Suffrage associati8n. He wae it's
secretary for 20 years. He wac editor
in-chief Of the Woman's Journal at the
time Of his death. One daughter sur
wives, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell, herr
self woman suffrage leader of note.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Furniture for sale, afternoon and even
ing. Sept. 8 and g. Chairs. pictures, car
pets. beds and bedding Granite Savings
bank building Up two flights
The Baptist Sunshine band win hold
a business meeting at the home Of Miss
Mildred Perry, Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock A flAl attendance Is desired
Mrs. P. D. Ladd and children returned
Monday from Cabot where they spent a
three weeks vacation az the home Of
Mrs. Ladd's mother Airs. Martha stone,
The ladies' Of Clan Gordon viii hold
their annual picnic Al Caledonia park
Saturday, Sept III. All members with
their families and invited friends. also
elansmen with their families, are cor
daily invited to attend. Special electric
IS eiH leave ss lsA<
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
WARRANT FOR COBB.
VIII Be Charged With Assault with
Intent to Kill.

Detroit, Sept, s.-A message received
from Cleveland says:
"I'y Cobb, right fielder Of the Detroit
baseball club, is charged with assault
with intent to kill, in warrant sworn
out by J. ] Klein, attorney for George
stanfeld, night watchman at hotel Eu-
cid, who alleges that he was assaulted
by Cobb Saturday.
The affidavit was taken 10 the hotel
for Stanfeld's signature, he still being
confined to his bed with his injuries.
The warrant was put in the hands Of
detective Jake Mintz who leaves tonight
for Detroit to serve it. An effort will
be made to extladite Cobb from Michi-
gan.
"Stanfield win also attempt to get SER
vice on Cobb in Cleveland in suit for
$4,000 damages for personal injuries
Friends of the Detroit club say this
Is another attempt on the part of Clave-
land 10 put an obstacle III Detroit's pen.
nnnt path. According to the Detroit
players, Stanfield was able to be around
after the mixup. IN fact, he is said to
have been downtown telling his friends
about his trouble Detroit players feel
that if Stanfeld is still in bed il is be-
cause he is the medium Of a plot to keep
Tyrus out Of the Cleveland games here
and also away from the strenuous east
ern trip, providing extradition papers are
secured.
The Clevelanders figure that with
Cobb eliminated, the chances for Detroit
winning a third pennant would be very
remote. He is necessary to the success
of the team. If the flag Is won.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
RACING AT HARTFORD.
snappy Contests Between Some Of The
Fastest Steppers

Hortford, Conn, Sept. -snappy con-
tests between some Of the fastest step
pers on the grand circuit in which
George Gano, Earl ir, and Sonoma Girl
captured the honors were witnessed yes
terday afternoon on the Charter Oak
Park track
The 2:o7 pace for $4,000, the Nutmeg
stake, proved tame for George Gano,
who walked away from the field Second
and third money was divided between
Rollins and Hal Raven.
The free for-all trot WAS taken By So
noma Girl, who after bad behavior IL the
first heat settled down and took the
next two ID fine form Nahma was sec.
ond
The 2;11 pace went to the full FIVE
heats BY reason Of the cratic work of
Halle Direct, driven BY Geers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
BATHING THE SMALL NOISE.


| The Montpelier city council and the
Montpelier board of health conferred
last night on the matter Of keeping
Berlin pond free from contamination.
Nothing new has developed from the
cases Of bathing tn the pond but a.
member of the board Of health etafed
today that ba thing in the pond is a.
minor phase Of the situation and that
there are other sources Of eontamina-
tion which are known to the board %
health He said that the bathing phase
Is making the most noise, however.
The Montpelier council held a special
meeting also on the matter 81 the Barre
and Montpelier Traction company put
ting spur track across the road at
Dewey park. Mayor DawIev stated
that he did not know whether the conn-
Gil had d right to object 70 the track be-
ing laid and he had conferred with City
Attorney Carleton, with the result that
it was arranged with Treasurer Deavitt
of the company that further work should
cease until the hearing last night. Mean
while the track had been built across tho
road.
Thereupon, Treasurer Deavitt told tha
council that there had been a mismder-
standing, followed BY President Frank
M. Cory Of the company who said also
that there must have been q misunder-
standing. that che company had not
tried to steal march on the city of
Montpelier President Cory took tha
blame, and the hearing was postponed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
PEACE AND QUIET.
VIII Reign Following Settlement Of the
Labor Difficulties.

Pittsburg, Sept. - Peace and quiet
will again reign in BieKees Rocks. The
costly strike, which has been in progress
SO days at the Pressed Steel Car com
pany's plant, is over. The workmen,
numbering over 5000, have won a COM
plete victory Beginning tomorrow
morning they will return 70 work, 1000
day.
While formal action declaring the
trouble at an end win not be taken untii
a vote is cast By the men some time
to-day. 9. a. Wise, chairman Of the
strikers executive committee. stated last
night that The employees Of the big plant
win unanimously decide to return to
work Thursday Practically ali tie de.
mands made By the men, he said, have
been granted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
RAILROAD BRIDGE
BURNED DOWN
Located on Central Vermont Railroad
Near Benjamin FaIls-Total Loss
This Afternoon.

The Central Vermont railroad bridge
on the Barre branch, between Benjamin
Falls and Tabor's crossing, was burned
down this afternoon, the blaze starting
shortly after enc o'clock. The structure
burned with great rapidity and when dis
covered had made 50 much progress thaB
the bridge could not be saved. The
bridge was an old one and Of the old
stlye covered kind Men were sent to
the scene to save The Montpelier & Wells
River railroad bridge nearby.
The fire was probably caused BY sparks
from passing engine, perhaps the 1895
into Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08

Col. r. L. Fox Fell Out Of an Automobile
at Newburg, N. Y.

Nemburc N. u. Sept. s.--Col. Reuben
j. Fox, Of New York City, for many
years a prominent figure in the Republi-
can politics Of New York state, was kill
cd here yesterday afternoon BY falling
from his automobile Col. Fox was re.
turning from call at the home Of for
mer Gov 0dell While his automobile
was passing another machine on nar-
row road, the ear gave a lurch and Col.
Fox, apparently thinking a collision inn
minent, rose o his feet lost his balance
and fell headfrst to the macadam road.
When picked up he was unconscious. lie
was rushed 70 4 Newburg hospital but
died o few minutes after arriving there.
Col Fox was born in Chenango coun-
ty, n. Y. He was director Of the T. F,
MARVEL shipbuilding company, the ma
ti0nal Flectrictrolyctic company and
many other corporations. He was a
member Of Battery A first New York
Artillery and Of the Twenty Second
New York Cavalry. Col Fox belonged
to the Union league, Lotus and Repubh.
can clubs Of New York City, the Fort
Orange club Of Albany and The Oneonta
club of Oneonta, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
GREATEST SCIENTIFIC
ROW IN HISTORY
Ia Promised Between Cook and Peary
Factions-cOOk Declined to Discuss
Peary's Charge.

Copenhagen, Sept. s.--When Cook was
shown the cable from Peary which was
sent to the United Press, be replied af-
ter several moments OF studied regec-
ton; Il won't degrade myself BY an
swering Peary's charges until the aceusa.
ton Is made on scientific data When
pressed for more explicit statement,
Cook remained silent He is clearly an
gered BY Peary's attack.
His statement is generally taken to
mean that be win wait until the data
obtained by himself and Peary is tested
scientifically before entering q formal de-
nial Of Pearys charge. Peary's mes
sage created a great sensation here, and
the partisans Of Peary and Cook are
lining up for the greatest scientific row
in history.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
FIRST CALLED FIREMEN
THEN SET TO WORK
People at Mike Keefe's HAD the Fira
All Ont Before the Chemical En-
CINE Was Able to Reach Fos-
ter Street.

The chemical engine Of the FIRE de
partment was called ont BY still alarm
at 1915 this afternoon for a lively blaze
in Michael Keefes house. 38 Foster
street. caused by d Kettle of tar which
was being heated on the kitchen range
catching Are. The tar, getting too hot,
suddenly blazed up filling Tile room with
smoke, and the flames caught on the
woodwork beside the stove
The people III the house FIRST called up
the fire station and then set to work
dashing pails Of water on the fire and
succeeded in putting it all out before
the tiremen arrived The only damage
was the scorching Of the side Of the
room next to the stove.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
BOY KILLED AT TAUNTON.
Lad Leaps From Wagon Into Path Of
Motor Car.

Taunton, Mass, Sept Joseph, aged
10 years, son Of Joseph Coombs Of rs
Berkeley street, was killed by an auto
mobile belonging TO Robert NJ. eIach Of
this city early yesterday afternoon. The
machine was driven BY Joseph T. Al
medo, chauffeur in the employ Of Mr..
Leach, and the accident occurred direct
ly in front Of the lads residence. The
automobile was passing a heavy wagon
when the boy leaped from the tailboard
directly IN front Of the machine He
died within two minutes from a fractur-
ed skull.
Spectators say Almedo was proceeding
slowly and that the accident could not
be avoided
The father Of the lad is employed as
general mechanic with the Weir Stove
company and the owner of the automo-
bile is identified with the same com
pany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
Commander Peary Seeks to
Throw DiScredlt on ii
COOK DECLINES T0ANSWER
Peary Places Reliance on EsIdmos Who
Accompanied Cook and Who Now
+ Say He Was Not Out Of Sight
of Land.

New York, Sept. s.-The United Press
received the following cablegram from
Peary, dated at Indian Harbor, Sept. s,
by way of Cape Ray.
United Press, New York.
Cooks story should not be taken too
seriously. The two Ekimos who accom-.
panied him say that he went no great
distance north and was not out Of sight
Of land Other men OF the tribe cor.
roborated their statement.
lSigned) "Peary."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Lyndonyille and Montpelier Man File
in Bankruptcy.

Rutland, Sept. SO L. Roundy of
Lyndonville, boilermaker, has fled a
petition IN bankruptcy with Clerk d. S.
Platt Of the United States court He has
liabilities Of s6,153.14 and his assets
amount to $500, Of which 500 is exempt.
William FL Golkey of Montpelier, 1
black ninth, has also filed a bankruptcy
schedule He owes S4062a and bis as
sets amount 70 s32.63.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
HOLDING HIS FIRE.
Cook Is Waiting to Demolish Peary al
Proper Time.

Copenhagen, Sept. s.-@Dr. Cook Is am.
ply prepared to demolish Commander
Peary at the proper time He has seien-
tifc ammunition with which he can rid
die any accusation that Peary in his
disappointment may make This state
ment was made BY Captain Otto O. sver-
drup, the foremost arctic authority in
Denmark to-day TO a correspondent Of
the United Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
DEATH Az WATERBURY.
Mrs. John Healy Passed Away This
Morning Funeral Friday.

Waterbury, Sept. s. Mrs John Healy
Of Main street died this morning Of in.
hammation Of the bowels She was 90
years Of age and had resided in Water.
bury for forty years, She was highly
esteemed here. She leaves her husband
and five daughters, Miss Anna, Mrs. K.
q Grace. Mrs J w. Keeke, Misses Alice
and Teresa. The funeral viii be held
Friday at 10 o'clock from St. Andrews
church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
TO HIS WIFE, TOO.
Commander Psary Repeats His Charge
Against Cook.

Portland, Me-, Sept. s-Mrs Peary,
wife Of Commander Peary, received the
following message from her husband to-
day dated Indian Harbor, Labrador:
Delayed By gale Don't worry about
Cook. Eskimos say Cook never left sight
Of land. Their tribe confirms Meet me
at Sydney
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
woIGAsr AND BALDWIN DRAW.
Fought IL Rounds at The Arnory Al Al
in Boston Last Evening.

Boston, Sept. s.. Al. Wolqast. of
Milwaukee,, and 0Iatty Baldwin. OF
Charlestown, fought twelve rounds at the
Armory A. A. last evening and at the
end Of the bout, Referee Flaherty de-
clared it draw.
Wolgast fought cleanly and landed
more telling blows, though neither man
scored a knockout.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
sIAsHED HIS THROAT.
KaverhilI, Mass, Man Was Arrested
Because He was Crazy.


Because He Was Crazy
Hayerhill, Mass, Sept. s.-William
Jacobsky, prisoner at police headquar-
ters, slashed his throat with jack
knife late yesterday, and is now on the
dangerous list at the Hale hospital.
Jacobslyy was taken violently insane
on the street yesterday afternoon, and
the police arrested him on charge Of
disturbing the peace At the police sta
tion he was searched, no knife being
found il his pockets Shortly after
relatives had left the cell keeper Rain.
vile discovered JacobslSy on bunk un-
conscious and bleeding from a ragged
wound in his neck, rusty jackknife
olutched in. iis right hand
11e was rtahed % the hospital, but
the surgeons have not yet pronounced
him ont Of danger 1t Is supposed that
he received the knife from relatives who
called on him, for the purpose Of cutting
tobacc0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
KIoKEp IN sroMAcH.
Representative Carr Of Athens, vt,
Is Failing Rapidly.

Bellows Falls, Sept g. ri y. Carr 81
Athens, wealthy farmer, who was
kicked by a horse in the stomach last
Thursday, IS failing rapidly and 1t IS not
expected that he will recover Mr.. Carr
represented his toEa in tAe legislature
OF 1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
MANY SMALL CASES.
To Come Up at September Term Of Rut-
land County Court.

FNfI1K NWFIIIAJ NWWtt9
Rutland. Sept. 8. The September
term Of Rutland county court opened
here this afternoon at 2 O'Clock with
Judge Zed s. Stanton presiding II i
a grand Jury session. This body has an
unusually large number Of small mat
ters to consider but no big criminal
cases. The trial docket contains 4s
cases for the jury and % for hearing
by the court. The docket Is q peculiar
one, IN that there is only one negligence
ca Sc on it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
NO STATEMENT ISSUED.
Regarding Condition Of Hartman Until
He Is In Danger

New York, Sept. s.-Ex-Judge Lovett,
vice. president Of the Union Pacific and
Harriman's council, said today that no
statement would be issued from the TN
ion Pacific offices until Hartman was
considered out Of danger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
BIG ENTRY LIST.
Barton Fair Promises to Be Cracker
jack Exhibit

Barton, Sept. s.--,Although the first
day of the Orleans county fair. Tuesday,
is largely d day Of preparation with the
management and Wednesday and really
the first visitors day, Secretary Barrows
stated yesterday afternoon that the list
was larger than expected that over 40
fast horses were at the park, all the at
fractions were on hand, and, with fair
weather the remaining three days, ex-
pected TO see all records hard pressed
for large attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
DROWNED TN RIVER.
Mrs. Mary Donlan Missing From Gill
sum. NJ H.

Gilsum, N H., Sept 8. The body Of
Mrs. Mary DonIan, wife Of Supt. Dom
Ian Of the Collins wooden mills, was
found yesterday in the river near her
home.
Mrs, Donlan disappeared about 6
o'clock Monday evening and searching
parties were out nearly an night.
She was about 80 years. Of age and
leaves her husband and one child, about
Q years old, The funeral viii take place
at the home Thursday afternoon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
DASHED AGAINST TREE.
BieriOt's Monoplane Was Flying at
Height Of 80 Feet.

Bresefty Italy, Sept. s-Bouis Bleriot's
monoplane was dashed against q tree to-
day while flying at a height of thirty
feet Has propeller was broken. Bleroit
landed uninjured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08

Andrew j Dorman, an old resident Of
Fair Hayen, was found dead in the
school house Monday noon He was
working at the school house and as he
did not return al noon his family went
after him and found him. The death
was the result of stroke Of apoplexy.
Ne. perman was s9 yasxa ela
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
IRENE AND ED A.
Winning Horses in Opening Races Of the
Clinton County Fair.

Plattshurg, N. Y, Sept, s.-Two good
races were provided yesterday for the
opening Of the Canton county fair There
was an attendance Of about 1000 persons
including many from New England The
summary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
County Race.

Irene ri. BIN, by Judge Swing
farley ..........s...... III
Dorothy J., chm, by Herbert (Nial-
lon) .a.........,..... ss2
Aristides Jr., chs, BY Aristides
iCarpenterl ..s... 2 4 4
IIeiip. bn, BY wicklow tDuhal 3
Iona r., Belle Mason, Edison, Matte
b., Skiddoo Brown jug and Young Wick
low also started.
Time. 2.2lh. 2:2lA, 2.22-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-08
2:27 class, Trottinl

~ ~1Nl'If ? ~-'t5-7I9F
Ed A. (0iNeill ..,............. / /
Princess Eleanor, bm, by Curtis
lstevensD ....,...... AZ 2
Belle Miller, chg, by Fred Kohl
tFarleyl ......... 2 8 4
Belle Allen, bm. by Dan Allen
lPortcrl .f...s.....- .,..ss 3 3 3
Time, 2.23i4, 2.24t9, 2:2715.