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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

TaHe sur Meiie ia's AnsIanb Be.
iorst 6. Saline, ri. Alb, Eh.gaIti.
mprcitrase, nube Gahsia Soaie Ase.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
In A Bad Way. !"
Many a Putnam Reader VIII
Feel Or ateful for This
Information.

When your back gives OFT;
Becomes lame. weak Or aching;
Nhea urinary troubles set 10,
or kidpays are an a tad way
y sa's snee Pills sill cure you.
Hteis I4esI evidence 10 grove il:
Henry Z Lana oIs. f77t Providence
STREET, fanaa.. cgsh says: During
sbe iine which h#s pessed slnce assd
Dyaa's Ki5asy pHas, NV kidneys haze
been IL q normal eaHasisa. some tine
ago ! vas n q BAD 3ag a. she result Of
kidney trouble. Ny bsck wss 50 lame
ana sore thar 1 could aot get ous Of bed
without assistance aud did not sleep
well bad bat little control over the
pas. ages Of the kidney secretions ard a
aea!ding sensation was present when
they we're goide4. spent dollar after
dollar for medicine but without getting
rslief. A. last n was NY good fortane to
hear about Doan's Kidney Pias and /
procured a supply at Dresseg,s Dug
Store. used IA al four boxes and by
that time WIS in good health. consider
Doan.s kidney Pills to be the best kid !.
ney remedy on the market"
For sale by ell dealers. Price so cents
Foster Miiburn Co.. Buffalo, New York.
sole az ents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and take
40 other.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
Notice Of Town Meeting.

The legal voters of the town of Put
nam are hereby warned to meet in
town meeting in Hammond Hall on
| the 18th day of December, 1909, al two
| O'Clock p. M, for the following pur-
| poses.
| /. To receive and act upon the report
OF the committee appointed at the an
nual town meeting in 1909 ITO take up
| and Investigate the question of further
! accommodations for the High School
and the grammar schools"
=. To see II the town will pass in
town meeting the following votes rs
recommended by said committee.
"Noted. The sum of f'ifty-iiVe Thou
sand Dollars Is hereby appropriated
for the purpose OF erecting a new High
| School building for this town substan-
! italy In accordance with the recon-
mendalions of the committee which
has this day reported TO the town,
| said sum To be subject To the order of
| the Committee ea New High School
! building, this day appointed 10y the
town.
| Voted. That ii Is necessary for the
town of Putnam, rs Consolidated
| School District, 10 acquire for school
purposes, "a n site for "A pu bile school
| schools, the Nightingale lot, situated
| In said town and bounded westerly by
lano OF the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company,
| northefly by Providence street, easter
| ly by School street, aud southetly by
| land of Asa NJ. Ross and land formers
~ of Lowell \. Ross, aud the com.
mitIee appointed by vote of this meet
| ing as Committee on New High
| School building is hereby authorized
| 10 acquire said land by purchase or by
condemnation, aS the agents Of this
town and in its name and behalf and
10 draw its order on the treasurer of
the town for such stun rs said COM
mitiee may find necessary foI the pur-
chase price of said land, or Us NAV be
required for lis acquisition hv condemn
nation, and the treasurer Il directed 10
pay SAID order, and the Seleeimen are
authorized 10 borrow such sum aud
| eaase tile note OF the town To be given
therefor until such time as said sum
shall he arranged for by some other
method.
Voted. The sum of Four Thousand
Dollars is hereby appropriated tor the
purpose OF placing the Smith Street
school IN proper condition IN accord
ance With the recommendations of the
committee which has this day report
ed To the town, said alterations or re-
pairs To be made by the Town School
tommittee."
5. To see If the town will appoint n
committee To he known AS the Com.
nnittre ON New High School Building,
| with absolute authority 10 act in the
name and behalf of the town aud as lis
agents, and in the name and behalf of
the town rs a Consolidated School Dis
trict and rs lis agents, 10 acquire for
the town the so called Nightingale lot,
already described in this warning, and
10 contract for and cause 10 be built a
new High School building in such
! manner and in such method as said
committee may deem best, with full
| and absolute authority In the premises,
within the votes passed at said meet
ing.
l. Also 10 do any other business
proper Ia be transacted at said meeting
ia connection With the recommended
tons ~ said committee
& h.. PIERCE,
l.. NJ. kRlrA, Seleetmen.
oMER LARGE, !
Dated II nutnan, bee. 10Th, 1900.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
BROOKLYN

1,cv s = Jarvis three dozen sheets,
three DOZEN pillow cases, six dozen
towels
Airs. Henry Warten, apples and potatoes.
Mrs Frank Weaver apples
Airs Nine II f'snklin. canned fruit.
Airs. samuel Bowen apples.
Mrs. john Palmer, vegetables aud cereal
sfra. Ria TIA, groceries. teils and canned
Mira Albert Wehh apples
Ats o'Neiil. apples. oranges and grippe
3Yuit
AIRS Huldford. applcs aud canned fruit
Mrs sfeWh. aAf'lss
Mrs guip pumpkin. apnlea aud potatoes.
Sidney bard, variety of vegetables aud
Robert lard. cereal
Mrs. i'tei Miller barrel groceries. apples
Mrs Buster Young applss
Warner Pass. variety yesriahes aud
ElliSt Ailee. parfel groceries aud sare-
40.
sisetH iesss5s#. ftiI4sz6fa.
Waicett Nitlef. potatoes
Mrs j, "A diaseix, isat#teess
Len ktgf@iFiek. Naiafsoz aud pnions.
Miss Mattel INer. sugar
Ailss pefethX eiske. aepies
Miss AAFN Crosby. apples aud squash.
Nlss l.iies 4sfsis aildes
Miss Jennie aud Archie Emo, APPLES.
William stone, apples
l.inwood Chapman, vegetables aud APP.
Miss Frances Woedson, Vegetables and
apples.
Aiiss Rnth Gardner. vegetables and
canned fruit
Mrs Ingalls. apples aud old linen
Mrs Harry Marion, barrel Vegetables.
Nielsen Milford Vegetables
NuIali potatoes and apples
Mrs. Harry Copeland. tomatoes and
Harold Copeland. canned whertleborries
Airs. ]. = Rtrd. canned ffait.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
Order Of Notice


Superior Court, Windham County. Dec
emDer Bird, 1909.
Regis Bouthillette VS. Napoleon Jasmine
In the above entitled action 1t being re-
presented to the Court that defendant Is
non resident OF this State, living in the
Town OF Plymouth In the County of
Windsor and State of Vermont;
1t IL therefore Ordered, That this ac-
ton be continued for q period Of three
months, and the Plaintiff is directed to
give notice to the Defendant of the pend
ency Of the action by publication of this
order in one issue OF the Putnam Patriot,
newspaper published in the Town OF
Putnam, Connecticut, on or before the
fret day OF January, 1910; and by mail
Ing to the Defendant, directed to him at
Plymouth. Vermont, In a registered letter
postage prepaid, copy of the complaint
bill OF particulars, and of this order OF
notice on or before the 18th day OF Dec
ember, A. d., 1909.
By Order OF the Court.
BE- EDGAR NJ. WARNER, Clerk
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

pello. Iiseri
Ars q ~ Grosy~nor barge tsg raislns.
E.sv Pr E.tF. potatoes.
Nrf fssslfze l. Bf88ieF. "a nned K9srdS.
y + AffrTI. repairs on fufHifaee amount
affe = II 8FefIyrks est sugar
Miss #HeifHe Tucker cereal
Ms e ~ TIssWpssH. seiiE. eiekies veg
fsss I.tsse
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
Order of Notice


Superior Court, Windhsm County, Dec
ember Bird. A. ID. 1909.
Sophia Morency vs. Joseph Moreney.
Upon the complaint of the said Sophia
MoreDey, praying for reasons therein set
forth for divorce, now pending before
the Superior Court In and for Wipdham
County, 1t appearing to and being found
that the defendant Joseph Morency il alb.
sent from this state, gone to parts IN.
known.
Therefore ordered that notice OF the
tendency OF said complaint be given said
defendant by publishing this order in the
Putnam Patriot, newspaper published
In Putnam, Connecticut, two weeks sue
essively, on or before the first day OF
January, A. d., 1910.
BY Order of the Court.
-b3 EDGAR NJ. WARNER.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
CENTRAL VILLAGE

Airs. Il II lsiliihrldgv. tWe pounds coffee.
three pa kAEes saaR. enc Package tea,
tNo cams soup. one can cocoa. one can
pineapple,
Mrs Charles Rragg, enc package TEA, one
package coffee, one package IalStns.
one gNtts,
Mrs. William fsoring. two sauashes,
Mrs Robert l.oring. large strip bacon.
Airs George l.aFinE, enc eAn soup, une
can msphcfries. one package FaislNs.
enc package earn starch one package
corn ~ kvs two pounds rice.
Mrs Emily Lester one peck apples
Mrs. Israel Sesgtn. apples and potatoes.
AfS William DEAN FN0 packages swap
yetze bag pears. tufnipS, apples
Nv fssssssst, ~, sssefsN t4as t.stsk smaieS.
sirs William kfuadAsssa, APPLES
Airs hslfxt cave tsa5 eeta starch, &C.
reafS Negeta ksss.
Mrs. BENJAMIN nrs@ahaaa peiasaes
Ars y T. tiapaHgF. tomatoes. apples and
StsmfAhles
Mrs ~ Kenyon pickles
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
Thanksgiving Donations Ter TIE Day
kimb7li Hospital.

The MANY ftsnds Il she ne=Fltal la
gul eeaass ti=te yfs%e ns5te 80
theIf bye - bringing IN dne q the
beat e5ua eas eFef received IT IHaussz
giving
Size sssa5E5a5z ff.5#gf35 Badef > boot
direction s8s Gifts are solicited, eN+
fea8 Meif iAaaks T. eaeh and every
one wao eaalfiHefei iu anr way, ana
lie Commute heS indulgence Tor auS
Bislases 70 acknowledgements
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
Order Of Notice

Superior Court, Windham County
December 3, 1909.
jacob p. Leach vs.. Della Leach.
Upon the complaint Of said Jacob P.
Leach, praying for reasons therein set
forth a divorce, now pending before the
Superior Court In and for WiDdha N
County, il appearing to and being found
that the defendant Della Leach is absen
from this State, living In Pawtucket
Rhode Island:
Therefore Ordered, That notice OF the
tendency OF said complaint be given said
defendant by publishing this order In
the Putnam Patriot, a newspaper publish
ed In Putnam, Connecticut, two weeks
successfully on or before the first day o,
January. 1910.
So SO EDGAR NJ. WARNER. Clerk
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
PAINE DISTRICT SCHOOL

PAINE DIST RIOT SCHOOL
Allen Bixby. apples.
Ellen Johnson apples,
sinnea Mnttson apples.
Ffidolph and Algot Johnson. apples,
canned fruit
Gertrude, Mildred. Gustaye and Berttl
swanson. potatoes.
GustaYe Hagstrom4 potatoes.
Emil Erickson. potatoes.
Wilfred Bisspnnette. potatoes.
Edna ROseDe. potatoes, canned fruit.
Herman Ask. potatoes, carrots, turnips,
parsnips
Edgar and Clayton Shead. beets. pota
toes, cocoa
Mrs William Darling. potatoes.
Arthur Peterson. beets. onions. carrots.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

- A Hlzc0x, pop corr
AIRS. y a Hisepx. canned fruit.
AIRS Fannie bforkWaTs ~ nned fruit.
a Friend sapoljg. cfeaner canned fsasits
eWfIss ftA.
Afas Msftoeks. app3es, pptat9ez. dried
arulea
Wt8 sun rer. apples. beams.
H5zHa kenyon, p1fatraa.
fieHrF EEUn. Hafaf0ea
tfe rati ~ la
sHs aHa Hff9f
sfF 6fashF EieH
AHHz 3f44## A=Hf HffffHS
st# sfa#s H#a5# tf#rl fafFn'z
s. fi#mHara Haet=. eTrfssF. fHrsHfUe
SIS #f7sHk z - HF f7tuHrl Be71as e,5st-e
Hf #trsH5t aa5Fr9 assfazssH i5szA ~.
H#f#9aH=#
EfNE 81 HaH9ek
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
WAuREGAN
Mrs, J. Arthur Atwood. barrel apples.

WOODSTOCK
Atra Riddlck. sHg DC juice.
Unknown. apples
Mrs Frank Russell. onions.
Martin Jahnsan. apples,
Unknown. apples
& II. Guild. potetoes
Eddie brennan, apples.
II endy. Applies
Mrs. CaeheaH. apples
Airs George sampson, graPe juice.
Robert johnson. onions
Airs E I Chamberlain, patsnlns.
Chester cane. patatoes
Airs VI + child n1tatnez.
Nra " q tshild apples
Mrs ehRHncY GHid. apptas
Ruth and flelan Rinfnsuu- vegetables
T. Il Ritins, pegatees.
GVufge lYan. NaEets hie=
liaHv g Johnson rotatoes apples.
Paul 4 laasaals. petatays
Ars r 4 Halt cfreafs. ssapoateh ap-
pics chocolate. soap, corn starch and
Nince meat
tuii8s Rttishauser. potatees. APPLES
e L Wilcox. POTATOES.
Afs &. -. Carlson apHleS4
Mrs q A. BoNan, rFauherftes
Mrs GeofEe r. Works. crackers, rice,
cganbeffirs. cereals, prunfs. tea.
Mrs Herbert HAnvn lellx. iaHi
g 4 scott. potatoes.
Mrs : \. Woodward. apples,
Mrs I = Mcclellan, onions
Miss Anaa kiugshanS. tea. chocolate,
coffee
II Cochran, apples
Miss Flynn. soap, cocoa shells. cereal
s8pol4a and rice
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

Airs. ssluatcr naler. coffee, tea and ses
efabius
Mrs Edward Peal lard
Airs. Joseph Elliott, canned fruit aud seg
etAhieA
Mrs Frank GriT#s. apnles
Mrs. 1seH Nhiiehuusc, fruit, sugar and
jelly
Mrs. q. " Fuller apples
AIra. ciaarieA snliih. sugar, cereals aud
ttA48tet.
A Friend. cereals curTante and aapoiIu.
Mrs. George ~ Hicks, canned fruit.
a l.. Mum. spplea
A. J. TrawhilKr. potatoes.
q. r. sumner. sugar and taking powder.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
woopsvocK veLLEy

Hsroid and Donald clldersieeve. veget
Mary alssI + potter. raissBs and cereals.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
souvs WOODSTOCK

/. \ eatiin. canherries apples. veget-
abies
Mrs Lewis r Southworth. Negeta eles.
Mrs A L Rfunn. coffee tea. cereals.
meat corn starch. farina. taniecas
Mrs = A Clark, potatoes
Miss Amanda Palmer. vegetables, cloth
ing
Mrs Clarence W. Bowen. cereal. canned
fruit fslty, lam.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
WEST WOODSTOCK

WRIST WOOUS 7 VNN
HerthA Myers apples, emnheffics-
Anna Johnson. apples
NiArian Rack APPLES
lartuS Back. potatoes.
IA relina Cox. CANNED fruit, Jeisy.
Maxwell Cpx. onions.
Airs lliu. sugar eprrants. ratstns. lena
ans potatoes. lefty.
Mrs IL L. Cafhin. potatoes.
usnry bradford tafnipS,
Mrs aiarNfs uan natataes. trunips, car
roIS
Mrs William fteahead
Mfs Prentice Morse vhicken
iasskntasstt, clothing
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24


Mrs + T. naokua atsins, canned good.
cereals
Airs " r Heete, eoeoa. tuaf suRsi
risinF, eurrantsl cereal
Miss 81 NJ knight. getatine. rice eerea
Mrs. Il &. Paine, canned goods, cerea
eaffee
Unknown. potatoes
Airs Henry Elliott. baking powder
t4uned goods, tea, coffee.
Unknown apples
Mrs. George Crosby. apples,
IRIS tHshtei Naat.i+ eoeua5 eeffee, sugar.
AIS. t.nr "a ts cereals tniix.
Ata Z 1T sheldon, cereal sugar.
n G. Conan. raisins, cenenl
Airs MAelen Elliott. potatoes.
Rev g 1 Ramsey. apples
AltsH W II ssue men, potatoes.
n T III. thstla. apples.
\ Friend. canned fruit, pickles. apples.
Unknown. two bags apples.
Airs rtsst ms. eereHis
4 ] kernklew. jelly. vegetables.
Anna q johnson, apples
Hettha Myers, aHpies
l4uaiHs Rack potatoes.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

FaTfE y L3s3FaIIsEl
j Hgs r. T sffirf. fut4f
| ftaf1eg4 ~ teHEtafs FtfHfG#s-
sIfr EfafHa - saau. aalatoes.
MaM5H Iffntes Hatatoea
Ea4a asa 81 fires H9lssafseA.
| HH# So t#FafH= aHYiea.
sfHH 81 T. 8HHf nppies.
! .aHaa 4. F. hiHHH# HHpies.
h5fF = EEfHHH#H8 apples ana FeS
stH#iH#4
HTs 3fHat5l Easfefkfuoks sugar.
Mrs Avoid HaHAHs
Mrs John foaHsaIt.. jelly
/ Aga luIls Z. glapps JeliT.
H.nnls .llIIIRaa. aAbhage
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
AAMpToN

AIS. George NJ Th4mnsoa and Miss
ftzzsSni16szs Il. apnieS.
J.elr9stgsa Neeaorahy. verwtAtie@,
I.siIsof Sharpe. trs, e9fealz. sugar.
Mrs. w n StMias.ss. apples.
Nrs Herman Alien. apples. oosee. FaiS-
ms jolly. rice. sugar.
W4iltasa W. Jewsfi- apples.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

MA = A. rsrier FaIslas. cursAnss. sa-
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
East Woopsrock

EASF WOODS ON
Wallace ffsuk. fetatoes
A. NJ GiiaefsletVe. gslaiine. cAgn starch
applies
III n Csaild. vesetShies.
Mrs John n Paine. re1a toes
Nes Gilbert Inhsui. uaaNea FRUIT
Miss Ethel s Uffaui. Seeoa, eraneeffiss
EAST WOODSTOCK SCHOOL
Mrs Charles II Potter, corn starch
cereals
Mrs Charles Snow, aprtas,
Mattel Richardson. enpies
Alpha Ruth and Eltan Mttter. potatoes
apptes ana cstftatS,
Manning Anderson, potatoes.
Ms N4ater SauM eaffatS and potatoes
Aenss~4. Windsor and Walker White,
apries.
Stuart Nav. potatoes.
PAUL Sweu4ans nuiNnS.
Ralph and Clara Eddy. potatoes.
Ma Yzstaeritc Cfcmu0nS. applts
Mrs Marcus Morse NeEes flcs
Mrs Henry Cesaings. sapolio. tea. stafess'
fapIoci snap
Nathaniel giiisd. tnrufps-
Airs Arthur Morse. vegetables.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
Aa4hlaToN

l. @ I.liieti. nlspies
Mrs, Eaie Martin. aapiea
Mrs. II. @. Elliott. canned fruit
ssetli i<imhali, sesetalilea
George Phillips, Vegetables.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24


Mrs. Irving A. Paine. apples
Mrs. Daniel Anderson, apples.
FRS George T.. Denne. potatoes.
Mrs Kelly. sugar. tea.
Mrs. william Gordan, apples. canned
fruit.
Mrs. liar Bailey. potatoes. Jelly.
Mrs A g Hibbard turDps
Mrs L. + Rawson, jelly.
Mrs. William Brown, potatoes, ketchup.
AIRS. II f. ffibbard, onions.
George Wilcox. apples. canned fruit
Mrs. Charles Perrin. apples.
Mrs. W. f. Armstrong, apples.
Thomas bradshaw. onions.
n Woodstock school. sum Of money.
Billings Morse. apples. canned fruit
Fra NIX Barrett f-
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
EAST WOODSTOCK
NORTH Woopsrocr

NDNIN WOODbI DGN
Mrs l. II I.indcnnn 40
Mrs. CYRUS Potter 80
Mrs. Calvin lawson Loo
cash II
Total sa6 ~
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24
WOODSTOCK bNe aoVrHaetooe

D5-tffat re u
afH = 8f5F#f1HEd# faHFHd fHfff
Hfe8a e 3af1fal ~ 3elis e1El
sfi 8 b M a oniana.
f.5#f Nsfs. Hsfras kis. aisgiss. turnips
flaiae Us cI ufss Gaz1ns soap.
I.g.rf' 5IsG4 rH. eaffeis. D. ts potatoes,
applies
Hez5l HeeiaeaH. aarnl8s, apples. potatoes.
f'5zaas fHefHsaH. fsaHpEiHs. bsets. car
fata5 BHftt#
peaHe cHaMHaEisia ia. aBrIaa
George EiihaaHagn= eaAasaess cabbage.
fIaf9id Glihfnue ~ uatataea aHpias.
F.8Hl HaHes. potatoes, tasnips.
Fred Marcy. pNtatrsss fHFuipa-
Harvey sfafey. poHfoda. tBfnipa. cab
bage-
Herman Marcy. potatoes. t0rnips
Ntlfonf MaHeG apHleHi potatoes.
x 80 Price, f4FHsfa
Harold Hoage. apfaea. potatoes
* aHHg EHlfNz potatoes.
Willie smith. turuins.
.1uiaa smith. haefs, apples.
Airs Walker. cabbage, apples. potatoes.
fHTnips
Mrs aibert Perrin. apples
Emerson Morse potatoes. carrots, onions.
Mfa Twist canned fruit.
Henry Burden potatoes.
MR. John Davidson potatoes.
Mrs Louis Reach, appies.
Wade Carpenter. apples. potatoes
Mrs Carl Norens canned fruit. Jelly.
Airs T. l. Chamberlain, canned fruit.
Mrs f. e Ghamherliu. canned fruit.
Airs Prentiss Morse, canned fruit,
chicken
Mildred Howard, onions. beets potatoes
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

WOODSTOCK
The Misses psrleY
Mrs. r. ~ Barker
Alice u iIaiug3H0n
Dorothy II Richardson
Rufus Il Richardson
Mrs W. W MeAanIon
Trankiiu y. Bowen
Edward A I:owen
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-24

PUTNAM HEIGHTS
Mrs. II T. ilanielaon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-20

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 19.-The closing
day of the Grand Circuit races at the
Fort Erie track brought together the
Canadian PAGER The Eel and Alleen
Wilson The two met in the 2G2 pace
and were the only starters. The gray
won the race in straight heats, the bets
time being made in the deciding heat,
when the mile was made in 2.04. The
Eel got away to a good start in the
first heat. Cox, with Aileen Wilson.
kept pretty close to the stallion until
the turn into the stretch when he used
the whip and the mare closed in on The
Eel When the gray went under the
Wire Aieen Wilson's nose was at his
flank
In the final heat both horses got away
to q good start. McEwen kept daylight
between the two until the turn into the
stretch, when Cox began to urge the
mare and she closed stoutly. Nearing
the wire Aileen Wilson broke. but Nc
Even kept on driving and cut a half
second off the time of the first mile.
Later The Eel and Aileen Wilson
paced an exhibition mile. The mare got
oft iii front and retained the lead, the
gray PAGER nosing her out at the wire.
The mile was made in 2.0SA.
The surprise of the day came in the
220 pace. Annabelle Lee, driven by
Geers, sold a favorite in the pools and
justified her hackers by winning the
two heats, the only opposition coming
from Nellie Parker. The second heat
was paced in 211A. In the third heat,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-20
MANY UNDER CONSIDER
ALTON FOR LAJOIE'S BERTH

Cleveland, Aug. 19.-Beyond the an
nouncement that no member of the
team will be named, and that Secretary
f. s. Barnard says he would not take
the post for $4,000 a year, the owners
of the Cleveland American League
club are saying nothing to the appoint
ment of a manager to succeed Napoleon
Lajoie.
That the manager will be a man of
big league experience and that the
choice probably will not be made
known till next week is indicated By
the owners. Fielder Jones, Deacon"
Jim Mcclure, Hugh Duffy. Billy Muir
ray of the Phillies, Harry Wolverton
of the Newark, N. j., team, Tommy
Leach of the Pirates, and Bill Bern
hardt of Nashville, former Nap pitch
er, are being discussed. Roger O'Con-
nor of ST Louis also is under consid-
GRAFTON. Two men whose names are
not divulged by the owners are being
given chief consideration.