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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
HAD NOT ENJOYED
4 MEAL in YEARS
Arkansas Farmer Follows Advice Of Cooper,
and Gains Fifteen Pounds in Few Weeks.

a. D. Henry, a prominent farmer liv-
ing on Rural Route No. ), JOnesbOro,
Ark, in statement given for pub
LEGATION, tells a story that makes in
terestng reading for persons who suf-
fer from stomach trouble Mr.. Henry
says:
For six years | was q chronic suffer
or from stomach trouble. In all that
time ! cid not cat a meal to enjoy it.
No matter what | ate it caused pain
and distress Food laid in q hard lump
upon my stomach. / lost in flesh and
strength and vas unable to find relief.
suffered night and day-was robbed
Of my sleep and rest, and arose in the
morning as tired as when | went to bed.
was completely run down. and derived
10 benefit from any medicine | took.
One day while in town my druggist
recommended Cooper's New Discovery.
/ had noticed several articles in the
newspapers regarding this man Cooper's
work in the larger cities. and decided
to give his medicine q trial. It's effect
SURPRISED me. Before | had taken all
of thu. first bottl" felt wonderfully i'm
proved. The pam and distress had left
me, my appetite was good, my bowels
were moving regularly and naturally,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18

Pittsfeld Grange Saturday voted TO
serve public dinner Saturday, July
3, when it is expected 4 large num-
her of out-of-toWn people will be here
to attend Col Morrll's celebration.
The following We're chosen at the
Free Baptist Sunday school as COM
mittee to purchase new singing books.
Dr. c. s. Coffin, Z. f. Cornell. Rev. +.
*. Jordan. Mrs. f. c. Bryant and Mis-
Lillian Norton.
The following delegates were chosen
Sunday Ut the Methodist church to at
tend the Laymen's Christian conven-
ticn of Maine to be held in Portland
May 90. ~ % and %: Chester Frost, r.
l.. Fitzgerald, C. Z. Frost, Ira D. Clark.
Charles Harding. Levi Seekins, Earl
Harding and George Gage.
Elton Quinn, manager of the Bates
track team. visited over Sunday at his
home here.
DR.. Frederick Bryant of Worcester.
Mass, who has been here few days
Oh business. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin French of
Homestead, n. H, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs n. p. Written.
William Wayness and A. H. Pushor
went TO Garry pond Monday to joiu
+. w. Briggs of this town and party,
who are camping at Mr.. Briggs sport
ing camps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
MARKET REPORTS.
CONTINUED from Page Fouro
New York Produce Market.

New York. Nav :,
-FLOUR-Receipts 15.34G: exports IA.
sales $500; market firm but quiet. ~
WHEAT--Receipts 10000; exports les so,.
spot firm: No. 2 red 1446iI45 nominal ssa
vator; No. 2 red 144dl1I5 nominal ~
ahoa,: No. ! northern Duluth 1885, t 4 Z
afioat; No. . hard winter 1889 o b aeo..
CORN-Receipts 1l25: spot MARI,
steady; No. 2 "a elevator and ST. ny
afioat; No. 2 white 81. and No. Z veIIoS
go ( b ahoat ""
oATs-Receipts s5.5,5; spot ma,,..
steady: mixed 2Gn32 lbs. G0lM6l; natnrs,i
10 lbs. 61G67. "-a
BEEF-Easy; family 135DalMO; paeks,
LARD-Firm; western llMlii0
PORk-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining 40.
centrifugal 9G test 1872: molasses sugar a.
refined steady. 80
BUTTER-Steady: receipts 5l2S cream.
cry specials 2Glt2Ga: official 2G: extras X,
third to first 2iM25: state dairy comma,
to finest 2ldt25l; process common to sne.
cial 17M23a; western factory frsts n.
western imitation creamery frsts gfip5
EGGS-Steady; receipts 10. i76: state Pa
and nearby fancy selected white @Ga. ID
fair to choice 246rt: brown and nIsed
fancy 23aM4: do. fair to choice 22li23 u
POTATOE,S-F Firm; Bermuda new ne-
Dbl. 350lt5; southern new 2Ii15 Maina
per $50 lbs. 3; state 1920 a81 Euronearu
l5Ga2; Jersey sweets per basket 75Ie'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
No Doctor for Eight Years
ENDORSED BY A TRAINED NURSE

understand exactly the following let
ter. written January 3lst. 1907, by Mrs.
Mary S. Mosher. 231 Madison St. Ho-
boken. New Jersey:
For about three years | was troubled
with kidney, bladder. and liver ailments.
My hopes of being cured were given up.
Then | heard of kickapoo Saswa. which
thought l would try. After using but
one bottle. l felt like a new person. 1t
did me a world of good. | think it is
the finest remedy l. have ever heard of.
Since l used the first bottle. up to to-
day there hasn't been Il doctor in my
house. This is over eight years. In
that time l have recommended it to all
my friends and relatives-who also find
ii the same good remedy"
Mr.. r. l.. McKeever. Fruit Vale. Ala
media. Co. Cal. wrote to us March 18th.
1906. saying:
II have recommended Kickapoo Sagwa
TO many of my patients. as | am an eN-
perienced nurse. | took Sagwa my self
nineteen years ago. when l was back in
Vermont State. Your agent came
| in delicate health. bought it. Ii benefited
| my health verv much. | recomme nded
| il about Il year ago to Mrs. G. Cahill OF
6l5 ith Street. She took twelve bottles
| for stomach trouble and permanently
| cured herself. She has not had any
| trouble since. Through her and myself
q good many bottles of Sagwa have beer
sold in this locality
| If you wish to test Sagwa before pur-
chasing. we will send you a trial bottle
| free The Eickapoo Indian Medicine
{ Co. Clintoaville. Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18

, and 1 began to sleep soundly at night
Il continued the treatment. taking
several more hotties, and in six weeks
time | felt like a new man, fully re-
stored to health and strength. I gained
fifteen pounds while taking the Cooper
medicine | cannot say enough in
praise of Conper's New Discovery-it
brought new life to me-.
The theory of L. r. Cooper is based
upon commoE-sense reasoning. When
asked recently why his medicine is SC
successful, he replied My New Dis
covery is successful because it corrects
the stomach My theory is that few
can be sick if the digestive apparatus
is working properly. 1t naturally fol-
lows that few can be Well with q poor
digo stion. | know from experience that
most of the tired, half-sicli people that
are so common nowadays that half
sick stomachS. Put the stomach in
shape, and nature does the rest. The
result is general good health. My med
icine does this
Cooper's New Discovery is boon to
stomach sufferers. 1t is sold by all
druggists everywhere. y sample bot
tie mailed free upon request by address
sing The Cooper Medicine Company.
Dayton. Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
AN EARTHQUAKE MIRACLE.
One Of Many Strange Stories Told
Among the Survivors at Messina.

Many curious and improbable stories
were told in Messina after it's disaster,
according TO Robert Kitchens. who has
written wildly and picturesquely for
the Century of his experiences and OBJ
servations. After the Carthquake.'
one Of the strangest of the stories he
heard he tells as follows:
~ woman. after til" shock, was buri-
cd alone in her room. The door was
blocked by fallen masonry. There was
no means OF ingress or egress. and the
rest of the house had fallen in ruins
She was uninjured, but she was i'm
prisoned. In this room she remained
for eight days. 1t was a bedroom and
contained no food. During the eight
days she gave birth to twins. When
searchcrs with picks and spades dug
down to where she was, they found hel
and the twins strong and well. They
took them out. and questioned her as
to how she had managed to live, why
she had not starved.
Every day a woman came and
brought me food, she answered
They pointed out that this was inn
possible. as there was no means of
getting into or out of the room, and the
rest of tine house had fallen
4 know she said. Nevertheless, il
is true. l do not know haw she came
u went. She ncXer spoke to me OF
looked at me. She was there each day
put food for me on the table, and dis
appeared. l had never seen her before
and do not know who she was
'They asked tor some description OF
the visitor, but could obtain no details
This woman was not raving. She
was in good health, we'll nourishcd, and
had nursed the twins. who are thriving
She persists in her story
II told it to a Sicilian.
1T was tho Madonna who brought
her food he said She often does such
things"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
= DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. TUESDAY. NAY Is. 1909
OAKLAND.

J. Westley Gilman Camp, No. Is, S.
Of ". has just issued neat folder
containing it's Memorial day orders,
which includes the order of exercises
for the day iii full, Sergeant Wyman
Post. G. "a. r., having delegated to
the camp the full charge of the same.
That part of the orders relating to the
general program is as follows:
Monday, May 81. Memorial day all
members will assemble in the post
rooms at 10 P. NJ. in full uniform and
white gloves to assist in the decoration
of graves of deceased soldiers and sail
ors of from 1861 1866, and to perform
such other duties as your commander
may order. The flowers and wreaths
for this purpose will be purchased and
prepared by the ladies of the w. X. G.
for whose kindly assistance in the past
we wish to express our heartfelt
thanks.
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EIGHT TO 16 YEARS AT
HARD LABOR FOR HAMS
Continued from Page One.)

Unless some unlocked for legal obsta-
Gle is interposed, Captain Hams will be
taken to Sing Sing tomorrow and will at
once begin serving the sentence. His
time in prison must be spent at hard la
hor.
Counsel for Hams late today practical.
ly yielded to his immediate transfer from
the Queens county Jail to Sing Sing
when they announced after "a consul
tation with Gen Hams, his father, and
Maj. John p. Mains, a brother. that no
application would be made for certifi-
cate of reasonable doubt as q stay of ex-
ecution. An appeal. based on the general
court record in the case, will be taken in
regular course, however.
Upon learning the decision of counsel
the sheriff of Queens county said that
he would take his prisoner to Sing Sing
within a hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
Plans for Races July )
At Trotting Park,
Seven-hour -you-p|ease
Race 10 Be a Feature.
Church Matters Of Interest...Per.
sonaI and Business Mention.

COL Walter G. Morrill, is completing
his program of sports to be carried out
at Union Trotting park Saturday. July
:? The Roosevelt stunt. or great seven
hour so-as-you-please race for a purse
OF $50 will be governed by the fol-
lowing conditions: Open to all. Money
divided 80, -, IL and 10 per cent: ;
per cent. to enter and 9 per cent. more
from winners only. Race to start at
0 4. Nj. and finish at q. NJ. All start
crs in the race that are "utSid" the
money making 81 miles will have their
entrance money refunded I" them. En-
tries to close June &c. Otncr sports will
BE- Il 100 yard dash, one-halt-mle dash
and games Of baseball forenoon and
afternoon. Reduced rates has been Sc
cured OF the NJ. c. r. r., B. & A. and
S. & NJ. Railroads.
A special service was held at the
Methodist church Sunday evening in
observance of the anniversary of the
Epworth League. The church was
Hastily. decorated in the league colorS.
The pastor delivered an able sermon
to the young people. using for his
them" "Paul's Advice to Tirnothy."
Following the sermon the newly elect =
ed officers we've installed by the pas
tor. At the close of the service the fol-
lowing officers were elected Tor the
Methodist brotherhood. a mems or
ganizatinn connected with the church !:
Pr, sidcnt, e. T.. Frost: vice Pres.
George Il; Gage, Chester Frost. l.. L..
Fitzgcrald and Frank Elaisdell: see,
Earl Harding: Treas. Ira -. clark.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
Monday. the opening exercises of the
Somerset County Sunday School con-
vCntion. which is being held at the
local Methodist church Monday and
Tuesday. We're attended bv large
number Of out-of-toWn delegates, who
were entertained ut the different
homes. The two-days program began
Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
George Parks of Providence. who has
hen Il guest of his brother. -. NJ.
Parks and family, left Monday for
his home.
Miss caro- Murray has resigned her
position in the local postotlice and has
accepted Il position rs bookkeepcr and
stcnographer at the law Office of Man
son Il Coolidge
r. y. Shaw is the rosscssor of Il
new touring car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
AUGUSTA COUNCIL MEETING.
Continued from Page Eighty

ers FOR the grading Of Bangor road
and the placing of crushed rock from
w. II. EOwker'S to H. G. Does.
Order was referred in concurrence to
the committee on street lights for the
removal and location elsewhere of the
electric light pole near the residence of
Frank r. Partridge.
Order was referred in concurrence to
tie committee on highways and sewers
giving this committee power to act
upon the petition of E. c. Dudley and
10 others for a concrete sidewalk Oh
the east side Of Summer street.
Order was referred in concurrence t.
the committee on highways and sewers
granting the petition of Harry Z. Low
ell for removal of stand pipe near his
residence on Oak street.
The report of Civil Engineer II. F..
Hill in regard to the sewer in Market
square was referred in concurrence to
the committee on highways and sewers
with power to act.
The report says in regard to the con-
dition of the present sewer:
AN old stone sewer extends from the
outlet manhole in front of the Yacht
Cllb building to the masonry retaining
wall on the east line of Water street
The old stone sewer is simply an elon-
gated cesspool 1t was poorly built
originally. is in bad repair, and is very
crooked. both in plan and profile. To
put this sewer in proper condition
would cost about double what it will
to build new one. Therefore / pro-
pose to abandon it, first flushing 1t out
as we'll as it can be done, and filling ii
up with the surplus earth from the
excavation for the proposed new sewer
and appurtenances.
The report proposes to build a new
manhole at the end of the Dickman
street sewer. and a new drop manhole
Ito be built by the governmenD at the
end of the brick sewer from North
Water street connecting with the stone
sewer, and to connect these manholes
with a 2o-inch pipe sewer, building a
lamphole at the break in grade near
the west end of paving on Winthrop
street. 1t is also proposed to use the
combined manhole and catch basin al
the foot of Winthrop hill. as catch
basin only, to properly trap it, and
connect it with the new system. The
total cost is estimated approximately
at $79a.S0.
Order authorizing the mayor to dis
pose of all hearses belonging to the
city on such terms as he sees lit was
referred in concurrence to the commit
tee on burying grounds.
The claim of Francis z. Howard for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
Railroads and Steamboats,
North German Lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express & Passenger S. s. Equipped with
Wireless and Submarine Signals.
Observation-Disclosures
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A. M.
Cecilie May 1S Kais. VIM. III June1
Kais. w. Der May25 Kronp'z VIM. June
observation-disclosures
Tvin-Screw Sailings Thursdays, 10 A. NJ
Princess Alice MY q PrinZ f. w. June 10
Bremen June 3Friedrich d. CIR,
June II
George WashingtOn-SailsJ July 1-37, 900
tors Newest and Largest German Ship
aflcat. Every innovation known to the
shipbuilder's art.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mediterranean salings Saturdays at II
A. NJ.
X. Luise May ~ X. Albert June 10
PrinzessIrene June 81 Berlin new June 20
Competitions Fnci~c''~o the CioHn ~rav-
elers' Checks good all over the world.
Apply OELRICHS & co. General ACTS, s
Broadway. N. Y. or any Local Agt.
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MRS. SHAW RETURNS.
Expected She Will Sue for Divorce and
Custody of Her Son.

Chatham, Mass. May 17.-Mrs Nettie
E. Shaw. wife of Senator James f. Shaw
OF Manchester. Mass VINO was recently
discovered with her chauffeur, Fl. Keno
Marble. conducting a tive-cent theatre in
Santa Barbara, Cal, with her son and
father, II. Fisher Eldridge of Portsmouth.
n. H.. arrived at Mr.. Eldridges summer
home here late today. after a trip across
the continent.
Mr.. EldridSe refused to make any
sta tenent as to how long he would re-
main in Chatham. 1t is expected that
Mrs. Shaw will bring action for separate
maintenance against her husband and
sue for the custody of her child.
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JOHAN SALVADOR LOCATED.
Austrian Consul at Chicago Does Not
Credit Lost Duke Story.

Chicago. May 17.-Johann Salvador
alleged lost Duke Of Austria" whG
disappeared from gainesville, Ohio
following publication of his claim t.
noble birth, re-appeared in Chicago to-
day from Racine Wis. He was taken
before the Austrian consul, otto Graf
with whom he had brief interview
Following this the consul said:
II don't believe he is the lost arch
duke"
What are you going to do about his
case?" he was asked.
Nothing. there is nothing to do. HI
is going back to lis job in the machine
shop ut Painesville'
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GRlEVE APOLOGIES
And Premier Morris Withdraws Suit
for Libel Against Him.

st. Johns. n. F., May 17.--An apollo
gy having been made, Sir Edward Nor
ris. the premier, today withdrew the
proceedings which he instituted last
month against Walter Baine Grievc
a prominent merchant and ship owner
of this city, who was arrested last
month on a charge of criminally libel
ling nim.' Premier Morris alleged that
during the election campaign, Grieve
wrote q letter. in which the merchant
claimed that Sir Edward was in the
nay of the Canadian government and
was secretly working to bring ubolt
the annexation of New Foundland to
Canada.
Greve agreed to pay the costs of
the suit and to make an apology
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
CoNY ISLAND STRICKEN.
Mayor Mcclellan Orders Sunday Clos
ina for All the Shows.

New York, May 17.-Gay. care free
Cony Island, where Sunday frivolit,
exceeds the combined frivoity of the
other six days of the week, was il
gloom today owing to blue laws" Al
order went forth from the Office OF
Mayor Mcclellan that hereafter show!
may be in operation at the resort siy
DAYS in the week, but no more.
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If there had not been doctor in your
house for eight years. and before that
YOU had been so sick that YOU had given
up hope of ever being cured. and tn :.
change had been produced by Kickapoo
Sagwa. wouldn't YOU think that it was
a good medicine? Wouldn't YOU recon-
mend it" Wouldn't YOU allow your
name to be used in advertising Kickapoo
Saswa to other people? Put yourself
In such a position. and then YOU will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
New York Cotton Market.

New York. May II.
Spot closed quiet so points higher Mid
ding uplands 1165: do. gulf ll@. Sale
$500 bales.
Galveston firm 1oa; Charleston steady
10 9-16: Memphis firm, To-: New 0rlear1
firm. 10 11-16: Savannah steady, 10 9-l6
Net receipts for three days 22,G4.
Exports to Great Britain 22,2S; TO IN
continent $500: to Japan 2aOl; TO Mexico
$50
Stock $3.50
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SHAKE INTO YOUR sHOE|

Aliens Foot Ease, q powder. 1t curee ps1l
smarting, nervous feet and ingrowing nails. aM
stantly takesthe sting out Of c0rns and bunon.,
the greatest comfort discovery OF the age Az
Foot. Ease makes tight or new shoes feel eaJ ~ y
a certain cure for sweating, calons, swoleAu,
aching feet. Try it today. Sold by al uuN1
and Shoe Stores. By mail for 95c 10 Hs r
Don't accept any substitute. Trial package ~
Address Allen 8, (imsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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TROPHIES OF THE HUNT.
One of Roosevelt biologists Arrives at
Nairobi With SO Specimens.

Narobi. British East Africa, May IT,
Edmund Heller. one of the biologists of
the Roosevelt expedition, came into Mai
robi today with some so specimens Of
animal and bird life .nat are to be cured
and preserved here They include one
rhinoceros. six lions. two giraffes, -
smaller kinds of game and 4 variety Of
birds.
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Dick Nelson Whips Young corbett.

Schenectady. n. Y, May T.-"Fight-
ing Dick Nelson, before the American
A. c. here tonight, bested young"
Corbett He landed at will and chased
Corbett all around the ring. At no
time during the 10 rounds was Corbett
dangerous. Corbett, however, missed at
least two opportunities for knock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18

Secretary Hester issued statement
Monday at New Orleans on weights of
o.250.SS9 bales of cotton handled at ports
and overland across the Mississippi. Ohio
and Potomac rivers to American manu-
facturers outside the cotton belt during
the month of September to April in
elusive. showing an average per bale Of
SIS 6-l0o pounds against 5lI 1900 pounds
per bale for the same period last year
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Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago May Il
Wheat prices made an unexpected adj.
vance today despite statistics. the mar.
ket closing stronger at net gains of W.,
to 1aMl. Gate and corn closed easy and
provisions steady.
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT.May l2Ss; July Ia; Sept 1861
CORN-May 72s; July Gsl; Sept. Cssa,;
oATS-May 5ss; July 5oE: Sept 4ssaI;
MESS PoRK-May 1877; July ls.y,
Sept. 1855.
LARD-May 1866; July 1875: Sept. 1cSa
1857
SHORT RIBS May lo7!; July 1915
Sept. lo222ll.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Strong.
RYE-No. 2 S2S'S3.
FEED-Or mixing barley 7OI.1
MALTING-Fair to choice 7od7l.
FLAX SEEDING. ! southwestern IT,!
Nc | northwestern IT,
TIMOTHY SEED-3SO
CLOVER-950.
MESS PORk-1SJ0I1SG0 (
LARD-l072a.
SHORT RIBS, -1OlOGloeo.
1850.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour Observation-Disclosures. 1900 T&
Wheat ................. 4'S0 ISL
Corn Observation-Disclosures. o9,eW 2llM
Rye Observation-Disclosures. -.uo
barley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 e5' ~ o @es
RrTTER-steady; creameries SsSs
diaries 1Sd23.
EGGS at market, cases inclu&
CHEESE-Firm 144G15i.
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Aecooz, the indian, Shows Great Speed.

Winnipeg. Man, May 17.-Accooz'
the Manitoba Indian. defeated Appleby.
the 15-mile champion of England, in a
15-mile indoor race tonight, by one
lap. Time ] hour. % minutes. 26Ia
second, only two minutes slower than
the worlds record. AccooZ gained a
lap in the seventh mile and held it TO
the end. He was never pressed and
finished fresh. He is 10 years old.
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Mackere Are Now Coming North.

Newport. 4. L.. May T.-Fifty thou
sand mackercl We're landed here today
by schooners which had secured thei,
catches from the waters adjacent t,
Fire Island, New York. OF this amount
the schooner Georgia of HarNich
Mass, contributed one-half
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-18
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS,
weston Does ss Miles on Monday.

Monument, Kas., May 17.-Edward
Payson Weston arrived tonight on his
walk to the Pacific coast. He walker
So miles today.
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81 I T TIN-ottdU8 CTtdI1IeI1es -Ufl-f
diaries 1928.
realistically: al market, cases incluG
ed, 49,: firsts %: prime firsts 81
CHEESE-Firm: 144G15l.