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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
First Carolina Cotton.

I.M1NGTON. n. c., Aug. IL
The first bale OF new crop Norm
Carolina cotton was sold today az
Morrn, y. C. was classed as good
middling and brought IA cents per
pound.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Engine Abisze.
fBy Associated Press

BEAUFORT. y. C., Aug. 1.-THE
mail train on the Ncrfoik aud south
err ran in last night with the for
ward end o. the engine ablszc and
created scmc excitement Inc PAS
scnecrs were SON hustled out anu
the tram ran 10 the water tank. where
The flames were eVtiuguishcd. There
vas little damage The blaze -as
caused ~ the lamp IN the headlight
nur1fiuE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Elve peaths al sd. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, MO. Aug. l1.--Despite
decided drop In the temperature
i've more deaths were recorded TO-
day. as result Of the heat. The
maximum temperature today was -
degrees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Nav XIII Soil wsevil.

SHREVEPORT. IA Aug IL
with fhc Thermometer ~ i0i degrees
40 3 O'Clock This anCync0n. SEreTe-
pori srgcfered in the hottest wealth
sr recorded iE eleven years The vino
ras sitting and vcrcfaiicn uiifCd.
Thr intense heat H. expected 60
drsfI. the boil vceeH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
PENNSYLVANIA PURt HASES
NARROW GAUGE RAuWAY3
Report Says fredericksburg and
Piedmont Line viii be Shared
With the c. & o.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. II.
1t is reported here that the Poto-
mac. Fredericksburg and Piedmont
narrow gauge railroad. running from
this city To Orange. has been pur-
chased by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
II Is to be changed into a standard
road, and used both by the Pennsys,
vania and Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
rOnns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Bids for Philippine Bonds.
lRv AsScclated Hrlssl.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug IL
Bids were opened at the bureau Of in-
sular affairs. war department today
for 81. 10000 four per cent ten-thir,y
year old Philippine public works and
Improvements bonds. This issues is the
balance unsold of the s5,00O.O00 au-
thorized by she acts Of congress last
amended February 6. 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
100 at jackson.

JACKSON. MISS. Aug. l7.-Local
observer Heinz states that today was
thc hottest recorded here in two
years and that he has no records be-
yond that. The mecury registered
100. There have been no prostra-
tions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Towing the Arapahoe.

BEAUFORT. y. C., Aug. 1.-THE
steamship Oncndaga. CT the Clyde
Line, passed Cape Hafteras towing
her disabled sister ship, the Arapa-
hoe to New York The ships are
making II knots per hour
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
First Death at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, la. Aug. IL
The first death in New Orleans this
summer as a result Of the heat oc-
Cured this afternoon. Davis Crit
filth. a seaman on the Morgan Line
steamer Atiiles. died within an hous
after being Frustrated. The maximum
temperate recorded ~ the weather
bureau today was - degrees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
TERRIBLY HOT IN TEXAS.
Government Thermometer Registered
III Degrees at Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH, TENAS, Aug. IL
With the weather bureau thermometer
registering Ill degrees from 2:15 TO
BIS this afternool and street Their
mometers IN the business districts re-
cording l2e degrees. t>slay was the
hottest in the history of Fort Worth,
10 far as there is any record.
Suffering OF man and beast was in
tense and business to a large extent
was interfeTed with.
Searching not winds sweeping
across the prairies added much to the
general discomfort, but 10 prostTa-
tiOns We're reported.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
HARRY X, TRAW PACKS
HIS GRIP TO LEAVE
Prisoner Throws Away Hundreds OF
Letters From ~Cranks and
Women"

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y Aug IL
Harry X. Thaw packed up his grips
IN re county jail here today prcpara
tory 20 his return 10 Naftcawan to
morrow. re threw out several huu-
drcds Of letters most 81 which we're
from ~rranks and women
The Thaw family. q was learned TO-
day. viii make an aftcmat TOW -
have Thaw released from Aattcswan
and committed 10 the custody Of his
relatives. They viii agree never %
let him out unless accompanied by
member Of the family o. a special AZ
tcudsnt
Sisters Request Denied.
RIG ISLAND. M. AuE. IA Wis
II hv Harry X. Thaw's sister 70 judge
rsaac y Miles At the Megantic hsh
and rsmc preserve Just across thr
border from here ~ Qucbcc Was
without the result fer which she had
bopcd. The Judge declined to grant
her request that her brother BE- a.
loved 10 remain AZ White Plains be-
vond the day dccrccd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Record 10, Day at hatcher.

NATCHEN. Mss. Aug l1.-Lccai
observer WEIR reported today toe
hottest On record ia Natchcz. The
maximum. Jos degrees. being record
cd q; 800 d. m. There were no pros
;Tations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18

uENTsC... TEXAS. Aug i5-An
beat records we're broken here today
when she thermometer reached los.
the highest mark o. The yca5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18

Ne wDEI.EkNs. Aug 17-Mauy
towns in Louisiana reported tcmpcra
furc of more fhar TOO degree today
A. Logansport The Thermometer regis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
PLAN OF ATTACK WELL EXECUTED
But For Time Limit, 5osiegers Might
Have Marched Into City Yesterday
Northeast Rain storm Makes War
Game Serious Business For The
Soldiers.
CBy Associated Press.)

BOSTON, MASS. Aug. l7.-At the
conclusion OF today's maneuyers in
the war game in which the army OF
the Red under Brigadier General
TSsker II. Bliss. Is striving TO defeat
the army OF the Blue, commanded by
Brigadfer General William A. pew. Jr..
and capture Boston the army OF the
Res had made q material advance and
unless General Pew. OF the defenders
can concentrate his troops tomorrow
morning to meet the attack of troops
whom General Bliss has massed heay-
fly on the Blues left. General Pew
faces defeat
From the general direction of the
movements of General Bliss and his
army and the strength of his COM
mand, the plan which he intends TO
follow to capture Boston is apparent
" revealed for the first time. This is
to anuihilate General Pew's extreme
left and 10 pass that end with COM
paratively clear road TO Boston.
One O'Clock Came Too Soon.
But for the fact that the hour or
o'clock. when both armies ceased
operations for the day. arrived trifie
too soon. the plan would have been
eminen;Iy successful today.
As IL Is unless General Pew can
support his second brigade OF infan-
try. which is the Blues left wing. by
all MIS- cavalry and artillery. which
tonight are in the center some SIX
miles away from the scene. and there
by hold the roads tomorrow morning
until his first brigade can be rushed
from the right he ricks defeat
Determined Movement.
General Bliss southwark movement
today was one of determination on
settled plan, with which every organi-
zation was apparently familiar.
In addition il was cleanly executed
and strategic and gave evidence. thas
the Red scouts had fully posted
General Bliss on the position OF the
Blues In the Reds advance there
was never a sign Of hesitation when
the Blues outposts were encountered
and then either captured CT driven Ia.
Resembles Peninsula Campaign.
Todav's battle took place under
conditions strongly resembling those
Of the peninsula campaign about
Richmond in the civil war The coun-
trv roads. fer days inches deep IN the
dnst of a long summer drouth. were
changed into rivers of mud before the
mos, severe northeast rain storm OF
the summer. The soldiers suffered
severely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
- Retslr, pIspensary.

AIKEN. s. e.. Anr i7.-AiSen coun-
". which sells rhiskcy r. dry" IN
eusfs Or m the North Arxusia dizfen-
sary. today vctci 10 retain The dis-
pcusary by majority 81 aboui s9e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Only 90 az vieksbura.

VICKSBURG, MISS, Aug. 1.-The
mercury was 80 at o'clock this az
ternoon. the hottest for the past seve>-
years. No prostrailons have Oeeh re-
Ported
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
SMALL VOTE AND NO EXCITEMENT
Charleston County Goes Against Pro-
hSition by Majority Of More Than
Statewide Bill viii be Voted on in
Next Legislature.
(By Associated Press.

CHARLESTON. s. C.. Aug. 1.-THE
unofficial returns from the elections
held in p Of the so-callcd wet
counties of South Carolina for the
purpose Of allowing The voters Of
each county 10 choose between pro
hibition and the county dIspensary
system. indicate that the prohibition
lists have won victories in T. Of these
counties.
Complete returns from sOiae pre-
clncts not reported tonight may
change the result in two CT ;siir-
counties, hut the probabilities are
that prohibition has carried in Able
vile. Bamberg, Barnwen. Berkeley.
Calhoun. ColletOn. Dorchester, FAIR
field. Hampton. kershaw. Lee, LeXing-
ton. Orangeburg. Sumter and VII
liamshurg counties.
The dispensary has won in Aiken,
Charleston. and Richland counties,
and is leading in Georgetown ana
Beaufort.
Election Without Excitement.
The election was without excite
ment or special incident in any coun-
" and small vote was polled. The
maiorities fer prohibition according
to the present returns. which are IN
most cases practica.iy complete. range
from IA in Calhoun county TO sS2 III
Orangcburg county.
The smallest majority for the dis
pensary IS in Florence county. where
il has "A lead Of forty votes which may
be changed by later returns and the
official count.
Big "Wet" Majority.
The largest majority for the DIS
pensarv is in Charleston county
where it received 1,525 votes against
.05 fer prohibition One half OF the
state was already dry" and the ACT
under which today's election was
held was compromise measure
adopted nj the last session OF the Leg
islature to defeat a bill providing tol
state wide prohibition.
The general belief is that the pro
hibitionists will again move the pas
sage Of such law at the next Legs
lature next January.
The election Today was on the ques'
ticn of voting in the dispense y, pro
bibjtion having been decreed since
Angus: > last under the bill proVid
ing for the election which permitted
the counties then wet" TO vote bacS
their dispensaries If they so desired
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18

tered ltO degrees at o'clock this af-
ternocn. In some localities vegeta-
tod was wlthered by the hot, dry
winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
LonQ Island Life Savers Add AnOth
er Victory to Long List.
WITNESSED BY CHEERING CROWD
After Vain Attempt to Shoot Line
Over the Grounded Schooner Ar
Iington, Surfboat is Forced Through
Breakers to Vessels Lee.
tryy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug 17.-Long Island
life savers. after a six hours cattle
added another victory against the sea
to .heir list Ct remarkable rescues to-
day, when they brought safely to iand
the captain and crew-seven souls IN
aIi--from the three-masted schooner
Arlington, OF Boston, which went
ashore carly his morning. in the driv-
ing rain and fog off Long Beach on
the south shore OF Long Island.
The eighth man Of the crew, Mad
den Pierson, a Swede. had an even
I more remarkable rescue. he put on
from the schooner on 4 raft with the
hope Of reaching shore with a line,
was swept out to sea, but by gcod for
tune was driven ashore, exhausted.
Crowd Witnesses Rescue.
The rescue from the schooner was
Witnessed by cheering guests Of the
Nassau Hotel. az Long Beach. and b.
hundreds Of cottagcrs. The hotel vas
indirectly responsible for the vessels
plight. for Captain Ira Small. after
having lost his bearings. mistook the
slimmcrly lights IN the structure Tor
those Of liner IN mid ocean. and th-s
mislcd. ran aground. The schooner.
heavily laden with anthracite G al.
Vas bound from this port for May
port. F1a.
Pounded by a heavy sea. while
terrific casicrly c-lc was blowing. she
tcsan f- yield Immediately The cap
tain and crew climbed or on the
bow spirit
Pcr-crvSncc Wi-s.
The lifc savers reached the scene
soon after day-trcak. They WORKED
fran icaIiy. but ~ vain. tDinz 20
shoot a line to the wreck The h'rh
wind and seas made this impossible.
cut perseverance, won the day After
six futile attempts they succecicd IN
rcttinr a surf boat through The h-c1k-
crs g. thc bee ~ che wreck. and The
rcscrc of The impcriilcs sailors fci.
lowed
Aside from a broken ankle sneiain-
"a bv the cabin boT and the SUFFERING
incident 70 cvprsurc which Wa sus-
taincd no ono as scrionsiy injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Leak in Gasoline Tsna.

VT. Curtiss describes yesterday ?
accident as being primarily due to
leak in the gasoline tank. which
caused the motor TO stop. After This.
cross currents % air forced him
heavily 70 the ground.
Three Thousand spectators were at
the entrance IA witness the tuning
rp- flights today Of the French en-
trants. NJ Tissandicr. in a Wright
machine. few for three minutes ana
was followed Immediately by "
Lefe.re. also In a Wright biplane.
who rose in the air with the use ~
a derrick and spun around the fed
Tor Twelve minutes.
NJ Dcisrrsrrc. with a Hierio; mono
plane. also succeeded in making
brief flight after having made false
start
ro-h from the Spectacular and
scientific sfandpoints. the races arc
expected 20 marx an rucsh and ~
far as fhc fypcs ~ aeroplarcs are r0n-
ccrncd. to demonstrate fhc respective
values 81 nsoncri1ncs and biplsncs.
President o So Contests.
President Faiiicrs. acrrmpanicd hy
Premier BRAND Minister % War
Ers-u. is expected 10 witness he con
tests WEDNESDAY and Thursday -
next week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18
Leaning Upon Cane, Aviator Super
intends Repairs TO Machine.
READY TO TUNE UP" INN OIATElY
Three Frenchmen Who Will Enter
Rheims Races Make Flights In
Wright and BIeriot Aero
planes.
fBy associated Pressl.

RHEIMS, Aug. f7.-I.eaning heavily
on cane and suffering. though I'M
ccmplainingly. from a bruise on his
right leg. sustained when his aero
plane fell during a practice spin yes
terday. eileen n. Cartiss, the Ameri-
can aviator today superintendent tine
repairs to his damaged machine. and
tonight had the satisfaction Of see
ing IL entirely restored and ready
for flight. Mr. Curtiss is eager To
start Immediately with the trials. bus
his friends are cndeavOring to dis
suade him from taking any chances.
declaring that ne is likely to augment
his injury which. would entirely dis
able him and prevent his partieipa-
ton in the races which begin next
Sunday.
No surprise will be -eit If he re-
sumes his tuning up" spins tomor-
row
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receive the
full news service OF the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-18

Unsettled Wednesday and
Thursday; probably rain near
tie coast, northeast winds, pro-
baby Increasing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
FEMALE HELP wANTED-continued

CLASS in hair dressing. manicuring. etc. is now
forming 10 commence March 10; special rates
this week. Up TO Date Parlors, 100 Fillmore
near Suffer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
VALE HErP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAILORS wfd-YouDg men and boys for
Sins 1TG East 81. room I22.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
RARRERs 80 srrPLIEs

ANOTHER shipment of Diamond b rszors a
shears Just srrived al BAUERS, 1854 Ellis
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
HOUSES TO LET-unfurnished


$40 each-Two sunny. light houses: north line
Broadway, 3 minutes from Fillmore: rooms
and bath each suitable as residences or COM
bined for boarding or lodging house, nurses
ant. Apply S15 Shreve bldg; tel Douglas
3eoS
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

CARPET CLEANING
CARPETS and rugs cleaned on the floor without
removal: satisfaction guaranteed. estimates
free. BALDWIN VACUUM CLEANING CO.
r 53i. Pacific bldg; phone Douglas 1856
ALL carpets and rugs cleaned on the door win
out removal By s f. COMPRESSED AIR
CLEANING CO. Office. "a Montgomery 81.
phone kearny 1852. shop 18th and 5. Bruno av
LIE CLAIR VACUUM CLEANING Co. 60 poS+
room s26; phone Douglas 2O71-Dustless clean
ing or carpets. rugs. draperies. furniture ana
bedding. WITHOUT REMOVAL.
SC yd.--For the Best Carpet Beatinr-s = -
Phone Market 2-6-2- F. A Rice 1SO5 FTsrrf-oc
Sc yd.-Carpets Cleaned at Right Prlce-3c yd
WHEN you become disguised with Door UorE
seEd your carpets to j. SPAJLDINCS & On
seg 6olden Cate av: telephone Market 643.
save Money-Best cleaning and LAYING now g. "a
Phone Us. Market 22S9. Glsslow 3SOS 22d ar
WATTS-Reliable carpet cleaning. altsratior.-
renovat-; laying $50 Devisadero Ph part 5es
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Cos--AeIvanes1 -,e-1
ods. GEORGE WALCoM Co. 637 Turk sf =
C0NKLIN BROS. carpet cleaning and IaVJo-
900 Geary St corner Baker Phone West ss !
MATHEwSON'S Carpet Beating Works- Az zs--
l2th St. oakland Tel. Merritt SnS- mess
Continuea 10 Next Pnss
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
rEMALE HELP wANrED

ATTENTION ladies' Best trimmed s. sample
hats in city; exclusive styles. Imperial
Trimmed Hat Company. room f03. HUMBOLDT
BANK BUILDING. 7s5 Market 81
APPRENTICE girl FOR alteration department
Apply 81 orr 4th and Market SITS. store
s. H. WOOD & 60.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
BILL COLLECTING
LoDG1NG HOUSES FOR SALE SALE,
A. CAMERON s co. .

ia MARKET ST.. MAGEB BUILDING.
Opposite The Call
Room Soi-Phone Douglas 4S49-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
HOUSES TO LET-Furnished

HOUSES TO LET-Furnished
FINE. modern. room house, elegantly fur
nished; months longer TO responsible
party. Call at 167 Carl ST.
S75-For rent. elegant and modern home OF
rooms and bath; every modern convenience;
well kept grounds, garage, completely and ele-
gantly furnished: situated in Oakland's finest
1214-1216 Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

Where best bargains are found IN hotels apart
ment and lodging houses, rats
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
,,s,.rss rHANcEs-continued

BUSINESS CHANCEs-t o-.I------ ontlnue"
I have grocery. heart OF Oakland; rent. - -
Absolutely running $40 day. WlenVOs ~ ~ ~
Iiverv evpepse Fixtures cost $soo. Vh -
eounf of departure for east VIII sa:rlnSs ne
dvfures and sell stock at invoice sou
know a bargain and mean business. au"A1
box 3O65 Call office. Oakland
FOR sale-GeneraI merchandise STOCK ~ 49, ,
D-,,na-ors grovvipr town. stock will inventory
SIS 600 annual business $4,000; good feasou
FOR selling: this Will not go a-oeggins. tor IL -
an unusual opportunity For particulars ~
1,,,re - +, II BARROW of Coast Carriage
20 10Th and Jackson sts.. Oakland
BILL COLLECTING ---,-
arr nils and promissory notes promptly collect
ed FRED ]. SCHMIDT. Market, Noe, lot1.
COLLECTIONS everywhere. liens attaenm11s;,nss-
CHAS r. NORRIS. 3IS Monadnock 11-1-@z.--
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

ts1.s n
FOR sale-Furniture of the most desirable single
cottage in the Western addition consisting of
reception hall, living room, bedrooms, dining
room. servants room. bathroom and kitchen;
all completely furnished and In good condition;
house be had at reduced rental. Address
box 1151. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

WANTED--I- -ESSEE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE
70 be erected in Oakland at cost Of about
SloV,ouO ON a lot adjoining the business cen
ter Is to have at least 130 rooms and Will
ne constructed on latest and most approved
ines Tor this class OF building. Plans may
he seen at our office. JOHN L. BELL. & SON
504 10th st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-10-28
Valuable Farms For Sale.

Farm No. 1. Has 100 acres cleared
and kimhered land known As Fish Com
miaaion sitnated directly on Chesapeake
Bay. Has three fourths mile water 'front.'.
Ten miles view upand down Bay. Beau.
bottom TO be had by leasing same HON
Htate. Premises GENERALLY, buildings etc.
An good repair.
Farm No. 2 adIoins No. l.. Contains
0kO acres cleared and tliubored land 81
kna1sd on South Of sc. JNrome's Greek.
Beautifully located. Desirable Tor any
purposes. Premises generally, buildings
eta. II good repair.
Fafma No. /, 2 and 4 left Buy while
you have this exceptional opportunity
offered y0u. You need q home. Real
estate 4 growing scarear and higher.
Harder every day 20 obtain located as
one Wishes It. These beautiful lands are
nltuated on the lover Chesapeake and
50. Jerome's Creek. Layel, Fertilizer
easily cultivated. eonvenieEtly located to
Churches. schools and Steamboat whar-
YES make them desirable for mny and an
purposes. Buildings. fences. &c. In good
repair.
Farm No. 4 can be divided into two
smaller farms and made splendid homes.
Land ID level. Easy cultivated responds
quickly and adapted 20 the growth ofaIl
Kinds 81 grnins and other cuFfAfs lruits.
ete.. et1. Conveniently located TO
Q6ugxhen, Schools and Wharves, Can be
bDaehf On easy terms long time pay
msnEs. Write OF call Tor information.
W. r. POWELL,
Aag .20-~ff. AirsaelA ID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-10-28
ST. MARY's COUNTY REAL ES
TATE FOR SALE.


No. /. Farm, beautifully situated on the
Poionae River between Britton'e Bay and
Pinsy Point, 200 acros-- 100 ceres arabic land.
divided into zelda Of 50 acres each. Land
fertile. Dwelling. bnrna, tenant houses and
Outebuildings In good repair. Fine timber. 3
valuable private oyster creeks. Fine nshingj
Ane stock farm. u miles TO steamboat wharf.
ponyeniont 70 postoince ana stores. Price,
enoo1
Also farm IN First Hlection District. known
na"9um HIM. c0ntainintng ieo acres. Largo
dwelling. barns, eto. In good repair.
Also tArm on Bfittons Bay, near Abell'e
wharf IN the Third HloCtion District. contain
Ing las aarea. Improved By. dwelling. barns
at1.. Ia good repair, Excellent Nehina and
ugItsrinF faoiliIios.. Coed oyster Nfpundg
can 30 takon under the "Haman Oyster Law"
Farm on st. jeroma's Greek. containing o.
acres, desirable for home and its valuable
Oytteg 0rQnndhs knoyn q "CqEsexs POINT
Also farm on pufomao River In 3rd Election
D!t.iss e 81 nas{'ah goup b,s septsninH W
Fishing and QyaterinG faeilitlea. Applyto
VIM. mMVhRNLL LOkNR. Atty,,
Leonnrdtown. M.
o eta.-t