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Evening journal., 1909-05-19
STARTERS IN THE
ENGLISH DERBY
American Bred Colt a 7 to 2
Shot Against Kings
MinOru
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By United Press Leased Special Wire
LONDON. May l9.-with the historical
English Derby set for decision at EPSON
Downs a week from to-day the list of
probable starters and jockeys was made
public to-day. II discloses tho fact that
an American bred colt Louis winans. Sir
Martin by ogden, bred at Hamburg Place
in kentucky by John e. Madden, is sec
ond choice in the betting with the Kings
Minoru first The betting against Minoru
is TO ,, and against Sir Martin IL to 2.
with the American contingent backing
him at Tattersalls daily. From present in
dications, he will so to the post about a
three to one choice There is no doubt
that he will be able to stay the route, and
there is to-day many OF the best judges of
horse flesh in England, who declare that
Winans will have the pleasure Of leading
the derby winner into the circle in front
of the royal stand for the inspection of
the King.
If the giant son of Ogden lowers the
colors of the king there is likely to be
some criticism Of American methods The
American invasion this year is the biggest
| in the history Of the British turf and the
| hostility of the English sportsmen is best
/ indicated by the fact that the handicappeI
has knocked all of the cracks out by pill
ing unprecedented weight on the handi-
cap entries. This is especially true OF Co
lin, and Ballot who have been weighted
out OF every event they have so far en-
tered and the stable has scratched.
tn
announced as follows:
King Edwards Minoru, Jockey Jones.
+. Alexander's Howick, Halsey.
Waldorf Astor's Mirador Miller.
Colonel e. W. Baird's Orange Bud
Rickaby.
Edmund Blanc's Flo Du Bent, stern.
J. Buchanan's Royal Stud, --.
Lord Carnovan's Valens, r. Wooten.
A. Fairlie's Rayardo, Danny Mahr.
CAPTAIN f. Foresters Mat o. The Mint
williams
j. d. Joers Story. Walgriggs.
James r. Keene's Esperanto, Higgs.
l.. Neumann's Riedo. Dugan.
Colonel F. T. Feenwlck's St Ninian -
Duke of Portlands Phaleron, Earl.
W. Raphael's Iouvier's -.
Leo De a Rothschild's Fop, otto Madden
W. Clarks The Whirlpool, -.
Louis winan's Sir Martin, skeets Mar
tin
]. w. L.arnack's Gardiner. -.
Colonel W. Hall Walkers Sir Bold
SaXhy.
Sir Alan Johnson's Prince Hubert VIII
liam Griggs
ord Richelhams william The Fourth
It Is the hope Of all Britain's that KIM
Edward will win his third derby lie wol
his first as Prince Of Wales in 1896 wit
! the Mighty Persimmon and his second il
, 1900 with Diamond Jubilee. So if the roya
\ colors are beaten home there will be mue
disappointment
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Automobiles
Golf Traps
Field Sports
.FRESHIES TRIM
THE SOPHOMORES
Win First Of Annual Series
for Class Championship
by a tO3 Score

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, May l9.-Delaware Col
lege Freshmen yesterday defeated the
Sophomores by the score of 4 TO g. II was
one Of the best games seen at Newark
this season. The score was 8 TO 2 in favor
Of the Sophomores until the ninth inning.
Then the Freshmen batted ia two runs.
The sophomores were unable to score in
their half of the ninth. Jolls. who pitched
for the Freshmen, was in good form and
struck out fourteen of the Sophomore
batsmen. Knopf. in left field, played well
and caught two flies that looked good
for extra bases. Bell put up the best game
for the Sophomores. The Freshmen scored
first
After the game there was the usual class
scrap for the ball, but the Freshmen put
the Sophomores to fight. The Freshmen
will play the Seniors next week for the
championship of the college. The score:
FRESHMEN
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
SPORTING JOURNAL
COLLEGE BOYS
TO PLAY TENNIS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. May Bon Monday
the Delaware College tennis tournament
for tho championship of the colleye Will
begin on the college courts. There win be
championship sets Of tennis in Singles
and in doubles A racket will be given TO
the winner Of the singles and also TO the
winners of the doubles. The following
men have entered their names with Man
ager Stewart as contestants in the tourna-
ment. Haley, Ruth, shipley McGarvey.
Greenwood. Handy. Milington. McSorley.
Gibbs. Davis. Rothrock, Davis, Bacon,
Prouse, Vandegrft, Smith, Hcisler, Walls,
IIagner and James. Mcsorley won the
championship in singles last year.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
WOMEN PLAYING
CONSISTENT GOLF
Wilmington Defeats Merchant
vile in Tourney for Sub
urban Cup

Consistent golf described the play in
the Team Competition yesterday in the
tournament Of the women's Golf AS
sociation OF Philadelphia. the score in
three matches being to 1.
The match between Philadelphia and
Merton. at ST. Martins, was disap-
pointing from a Philadelphia point OF
view. as Miss A. Davis. who was OPP
posed to Mrs. T.. II. Filter, was the
only member of the team to win her
match. This was the first match that
Merton has lost since the season open
ed. and unless the players show a
greater falling off in their play i'm the
remaining matches the cup appears to
be at their mercy.
The Huntington Valley players i'm
proved considerably on their past per-
formances this season by beating
Woodbury.. at Woodbury.. by four
matches to one, Mrs. S. c. Price being
the only member Of the team to lose
her match. against Mrs. Weaver. Play
ing at home. Wilmington easily ac-
counted for Merchantville. also by four
matches to one. Mrs. Pennington, who
was defeated by Mrs. Laird, being the
only loser on the team. Summary:
AT g1' MARTINS
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
MARSHALLTON HAS
A BASEBALL TEAM

The Marshallton baseball club at a
meeting on Monday night elected l.. b.
Guest. president and treasurer; ii.
Groves, secretary; Thomas Sprogels
manager and NJ SpealSman, field cap
tain. The management is not ready
to announce the names of the candi-
dates for tho team, but all teams sche-
duling games with the team can get a
first class game. The grounds at Mar
shallton aer being put into condition.
The club members are enthusiastic over
the prospects of a successful season.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
O'brien.
JOHNSON WILL WIN
SAYS JEFFRIES
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BY United Press Leased Snecisl Wire.
CHICAGO, May 19-When asked for
his opinion about the six-round go be-
tween Jack Johnson and Jack O'Brien,
which takes place tonight in Phila-
delphia, James J. Jefferies declared
that Johnson would win.
20 'Brien is mighty clever fighter"
said Jehries, land if it were not for
his showing against Ketchell 1 would
be inclined to believe he had an even
chance in to-night's battle. but that
fight showed plainly that O'Brien had
gone back"
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Mu,IoaI for EI.mer. cInh-

Tomorrow evening. there viii be a
pnusical and literary entertainment in
lEismere Church for the benefit OF the
Elsmere Athletic Club. The following
program will be presented, Selection.
l.lsmere Orchestra; recitation. Marvel
pester; plano solo, Cooper Davis; Sc
Election. Silverbrook Quartet; selection.
lElsmere Quartet; solo. Miss Elsie
Shoemaker; cornet solo. Mr.. Shakes
peare; recitation, Raymond Lilly; Sc
1cction. Elsmere Orchestral recitation
Miss Helen Gregg, selection. Silver
brook Orchestra; solo. Walter Foracer:
selection. Elsmere Orchestra; address
ficy. mr.. Franklin.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
DELAWARE GOES
TO PLAY LAFAYETTE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

NEWARK Del, May l9.-The Della
ware College baseball team left today for
Easton. Pa. where they will play the
Lafayette College team this afternoon.
The following men were taken on the
trip: Haley Marshall. bier, Cam Ella
son. Shipley, Dunn. Edwards, Greenwood
and Edgar on Saturday the Delaware
College team will play Rutgers, at New
Brunswick. New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
new HORSES In
MATINEE EVENTS

Three new horses viii start in the
third matinee event of the Delaware
Horse Show Association on Saturday.
They are A. II. Worrilow's "Ireep
Esther William McElwee's "Ingerly
Wilkes, and w. II. Hollets Lynn s."
It is eXpocter that on Saturday. May
%. five or more horses that have never
started over the local track win be
entered. On Saturday. May %, an ad-
mission of 25 cents will be charged.
Following is the Saturday card;
Event No l.
w n. McCrcary. ry........b. z. Red Rock
Or. H. G. Buckmaster. b. IN. Lady Jane
l.. r. Jefferis .......b. 3. Thaddeus X.
Event No ?.
Delaware Farm .... ..b. E. Jim Bayard
J. G. Hartmann ....b. & Wesley, Jr.
A. H. Worrilow b. m. Queen Esther
Event No. 3.
Brookdale Farm.
b. M Ruby r. or b. m. Little Lady
II. T. Wallace ........b. m. Red Bird
r. c. Cooley ........b. &. Double d.
Event No 4.
W. H. Hollett ............b m. Midget
pectr Orth .... ..............g. e. Rock
VIM. McElwcc ....b. b. Imgerly Wilkes
Event No. 8.
w. H. Hollett ...... ....b. e. Lynn c.
VIM. Lynch ........ch. g. Bill William
J. II. Gould. Jr, ....b. g.Sugar Stanley
Delamore Farm .............b. 8. Moke
Event No. 6.
Jas. Gillispie o. ........b. IN. Mollic O.
J. G. Boulder .......b. m. Dora Thornc
w. b. Austin .........b. &. Tom Harris
w. II. Lingo -....... ..b. &. Glen Prince
Omcials-Huxley Harvey, William T.
Lyman. Dr. William p. Miller. S. II
Wilson. Jr.; clerk of the course, G. w
Palmer.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
NEWARK HIGH
HAS FAST TEAM
Special to THE EVENING JoURNAt

NEWARK. Del. May i9.-The Newark
High School base ball team has the fast
est team that ever represented the school,
The team has played five games this sea-
son, winning four and losing one. The
manager would like 10 hear from the
High school second team Of Wilmington.
the dupont School, st. Peters, and the
salesianum School team, Of wilmington.
The lineup OF the Newark School is as
follows: Dunlop. C.; Crompton, IS; Bar
row. 1b; Herdman, p, Major, 3D. Nc
Neal. RI; Lilly, II; Dawson. CT; Clend,
2b Address all mail to c. Herdman,
manager. care OF Newark High School,
Newark. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
.PARKSIDE AND
DUPONT TO PLAY

Parkside and DUPONT. OF the County
League, will play their first game at
Front and Union streets, on Saturday
afternoon. 1t will be a fight for first
place and big game is expected.
Crouch and Lewis will be ne opposing
pitchers.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
nnId.v Wina a oame.

Nnddletown forfeited a game to Goldey
college yesterday afternoon. In the
ninth inning of the game Goldey scored
three runs tieing the score and because
the umpire refused to can man out on
a dropped ball on the third strike the
Middletown team left the field. Two men
were out when the game was forfeited.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Rutohers to PIav RalI.

The baseball team OF the Wilmington
Wholesale and Retail Butchers Associa-
tion win so to Baltimore tomorrow TO
play a team OF the Baltimore meat cut
ters in the first game OF the inter-city
championship. Wilmington will play
Reading and Chester butchers after
ward
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
shake-up in Readina Team.

READING May 19.-Manager Gold
en-. OF the local Atlantic League base
ball team, released Thomas Walker. cap
TAIN and one of the pitchers. He signed
Dick Harley, a Louisville outfelder and
James Bradley another outhelder, OF the
New England League. He sent a fat
tering offer to Monte Cross, released by
Kansas city. to come and captain tho
local team
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
ropkis Wins the Race.

BOYS cf the Columbia r. c. and the
Homewood A. c. ran match race
around the Cool Spring reservoir yes
terday afternoon. Victor Topkis OF
the Columbia II. c. won.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
HITTING Wins
FOR WILMINGTON
In Loose Game Peaches Beat
Tail EnderS by 8 to 6
Score

ALLENTOWN, Pa, May l9-wilming-
ton and Allentown played loose game,
the former winning, to 6. Nichols pitch
ing turned the trick. The Delawareans hit
Hensch hard and often. The score:
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AND RESULTS
GAMES FOR TO-DAY.
American LeNgue,

Athletics at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
National League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis at Boston.
Tri- State.
Williamsport at Johnstown.
Harrisburg at Altoona.
Lancaster at York.
Reading at Trenton.
Atlantic League.
Easton at Elizabeth.
Wilmington at Allentown.
Mt Carmel at Reading.
Shamokln at Pottsville.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
soPHnMnRrs

IoIaIs --.s .-,s 90, . y
Sophomore. =. ....1 l 0Ol 0 0 0-3
Freshmen So. e. ct. q. ....11O0OOO 2-4
Struch out by Jolls, IA by Houston, Z;
two-base hits, Edwards. Ward; umpire,
Prof Short; time, Las.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Vespers Want Canned.

The Vesper Juniors would like to re-
ceive challenges from any IL or Is
year old team in the city. Send chal-
lenges to II. Braun. No. I'LL Lincoln
street
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
ALLENTOWN.

Earned runs Allentown, ~ wilmington
3; stolen base Bonner; two-base hits,
Templn, .; Noblit Johnson, Bonner;
three-hase hit. Mccormick; double play,
Bonner McGeehan and Cox; struck out,
by Hensch, 1; by Nichols, 1; first base on
balls. by Hensch. /; by Willis, q umpire.
Twitmyer.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
HOME
ON SATURDAY

An old-time attendance is expected AT
South Side Park, on Saturday. when the
Wilmington Atlantic League team ar
rives home to play Pottsvilie II will be
the first appearance here OF Pottsville
On that day women viii be admitted
free as the guests Of the club manage
ment. The boys are getting In good shape
and are getting down TO hard playing
and the attendance that Is prom
ised them will be big help to cheer
them along.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19

II the President Of the United States
WARE. the largest battleship In the
navy, what citizen Of Delaware would
want TO see him served with wooden or
tin dlshes2 Join us I'm swelling the bat
tleship fund by being present at the con-
cert 10 be given In the Grand Opera
House, Friday night. May a. 1909.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Asohenbaeh A. c. Wins.

The Aschenbach a. c. defeated the
Lescham A. c.. Fisher and Topkis..
The batteries for the Aschenbach A. c.
vere Meyers and Spire. and Tor the
escham A. c.. Fisher and Topkis.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19

Athletics. 5; Chicago. o.
Boston, 8, Detroit, 3 40 innings).
New York, 4; Cleveland. 6 in
nings).
ST. -Washington--n scheduled.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
I'M 1si5 when The "DELAWARE" viii

In 1915 when the DELAWARE" will
lead the American Navy as flagship, you
would not want to have her borrow a
service from some other vessel in the
squadron Ia order to receive the President
OF the United states on board would
you? Certainly not. Then join in help
ing to swell the battieship fund BY at
tending the concert 20 he given In the
Grand Opera House. Friday May p.
Tickets at the box office.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Ilninn nf Gnn Cluhs.

The directors OF the Wawase' Gun
Club will meet TO consider the PROPOSE
ton to unite with the Wilmington Gun
Club. and the latter will act on the mat
ter on June Sth
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
PITCHER CAMNITZ OF THE PIRATES
NOW LEADING NATIONAL LEAGUE

Fred Clarke and his perennial penna
Mt pursuers. the Pittsburg Pirates, ap-
pear to be the strongest team in the Ma
tional League at present. The men have
been playing a sensational fielding and
batting game since the start. Clarke's
pitching stan is one OF the best in the old
or organization. A feature OF many Of
the Pirates games has been the clever
pitching Of Howard Camnitz who is now
leading the winning twirlers in the Natl
onal League. Camnitz has won seven
straight Two Of his victories have been
shutouts, both against strong teams.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Asphalto1ene A Does nj

For less than cost of water sprinkiins
you can have immunity from microbe.
carrying dust and mosquitoes. Makes the
air outside and inside your home fresh al
after 8 summer shower. Send for par,
hculars. Good Roads Imp't Co.
tst Natl Bank Bldg. Cincinnati, O'
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
National Ieaaue.

Chicago, 3; Philadelphia. ..
Cincinnati. 4; New York. ..
Pittsburg. s; Brooklyn, 90 in
nings).
ST. Louis. 3; Boston, l.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19

ws maks sh0w eaEds. BacheI.s..
Evening journal., 1909-05-19

Ofiicials-HuNley Harvey, William 4
Lyman, Dr. William p. Miller. S. II
Wilson. Jr; clerk of the course, G. w
Palmer.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Atlantic League
Tri.state
American League.

results oF YEsTERpAY.
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
Atlantic I.eaaue.

Elizabeth, 3; Easton. . 90 innings).
Wilmington, s; Allentown. 6.
Pottsville. s; Shamokin. g.
Mt Carmel, 5; Reading, ..
Evening journal., 1909-05-19
sTANDING or THE TEAMS.

Total ...,.... ......'.'...'''''''''.''
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
The Continuation Of This story VIII
lie Found i'm Tomorrow
Issue of This Paper.
LINCOLN FLAG FLIES
MILE AND HALF HIGH
BalloOnist Determined to Fling
Out a Banner Above All
Others.

BOSTON, Feb. IA wanted TO have
my young son DIN wave the American
flag higher than any other Tag I'm the
country as q special mark Of our afYer-
tiUu for President Lincoln. and 2 think
we succeeded. At our highest point.
ONu leaned away over the side Of rha
balloon basket and shouted, Here's for
Lincoln, dad and waved the flag
wildly"
Thus spoke DR.. Julian r. Thomas.
who was on his way 20 New York after
breaking the IOUE-distance balloon rec
ord for New England.
The balloon party assembled TO q. height
of $500 feet on the trip from North
Adams, Mass. 10 Staudish Me, dis
lance of 175 miles.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14


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The Washington times., 1909-02-14
FALLS IN BATHTUB;
IS BADLY SCALDED
Man Pulls Plug in Nick of Time
to Save Himself From
Death.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 1a-Rendered
unconscious hy falling into a bath
tub of scslding water, William T..
Crawford came near drowning in a
locked bath room. His life was saved
when he uuwittingIy pulled the plug
from the bottom OF the tub.
Though ne was saved from drown
ms me was seriously scaIded, and is
in prccarious condition. He was
taken to the home of his parents in
Chicago last night.
Mr.. Crawford slipped and fell. strik-
ing his head against the faucet The
blow completely stunned him and
pOWeriess To grasp the sides OF the
tub, he fell i'm face DOWN. ard
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
HOLDSBOOTH GUILTY.
OF FRAUD CHARGES
Vice President of BankruDt
Fish Concern Puts Blame
on Chief.

CHICAGO, Feb, H-After having been
under fire i'm connection with the A.
Booth < Co. failure since the firm went
into the hands of a receiver I'M Septem-
Der, Ira NJ Smith, former vice president
and general manager Of the bankrupt
fish co Germ has come out with charges
that W Vernon Booth, president ana
largest stakeholder and prominent club
man, was responsible for the fraudulent
statement issued.
'The Investigation Of the affairs of
A. Booth & Co. now being made be-
fore Master i'm Chancery Booth viii
bring ont the whole truth. I anticipate.
and, when the truth is known. my i'm
nocerce Of wrong doing viii be fully
established" he said.
Until that time I do not feel that I
am at liberty to make "a fun statement
giving my side Of the story. bur il then
viii be found that w. Vernon Booth
had full knowledge of whatever fraud
there was ln the financial statement 10
"hlcL reference has been made"
Criminal Prosecution.
IT has also become practically certain
there viii be criminal prosecutions of
high officials of Booth & Co. within
short time The charge viii be that
Of making false and fraudulent iuan-
Cial state neutg.
The story told sby stephen Chase. Of
Cincinnati, one q the directors bears
out Nr. Smiths statement and exoner-
ates him Of completely in the falsifed
statement i'm which S1,2lO,0J0 was intcn-
uonally eliminated i'm an effort to DJI-
ster up the compauy's credit.
Are Taking Part.
These officials, said ne, were i'm chi
caGo and taking part IN the affairs of
the ComDans az the time Of the publica-
ton Of the offending document:
". Vernon Booth, president. largest
stakeholder ard prominent cIubmau; w.
T. Cochran, secretary; Frederick r.
Robbins, assistant treasurer.
Robbins, ne added. was acting merely
ln clerical capacity, AID that temper
arily, and his signature was placed on
such documents as this financial stato-
meut only formally upon orders OF his
superiOTs
II consider the Booth case absolutely
dissTaceful-the most disgTacefuI Chica-
go ever has seem said Mr.. Chase in a
decided tone
TT gets worse the more you probe into
it,"
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
CHAPTER XLVIT.

~ EHS hurried back 90 her aunte
x again. Tho hunting shack was
about twenty-five miles through
the woods and countryside from
Marshall There were two ways Of get
ting there. on horseback, ar down the
river by boat.
Bess was undecided which course 10
take. Do would bc shorter 10y the river.
As il was already D o'clock. Bess figured
that she could hardly make the ride be
fore nightfal, but by going down the
river ia boat she might accomplish 1t
by twilight
But she could not row that distance
herself and there was I'D one with
whom she would feel safe, except Cor
don OF the old trapper. who usually
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
WANTS HUBBY NICE
IN HIS LITTLE CELL

DETROIT. Feb. 14-EarIv i'm the week
Mrs. Eva Buck, young and pretty,
swOre out a warrant for her husband,
charging uOnsuppOTt. and had him
Jailed. She is industrious herself and
tired OF providing sustenance FOR a
man whose chief recommendation was
dressiness- But today she appeared in
police court and asked one of the CLERKS.
would IL be all right for me to bring
him some clean ClOthos?' She was told
that she could use her own Judgment
in the matter you know" she esc-
planned, II want him TO nave Eood
clothes ard look nice
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

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So. one Mas aDSol"lelF sure from
,',9 '''-'','i ''''' "' eo"'u save jim II
'0 "o"'a'
Al 'il'' moment oId ban came in He
ilau stayeu OUTSIDE during the coHvcr-
saLloh IN order to.chop some wood.
Inc taik was broken off and turned to
Trivial matters
it was not tilt after supper that Bas5
had another chance with George But
he tossed about uneasiIy on nis bed and
said that ne was sleepy.
Old Dan came I'm aaslru. and Razs had
to leave the subject I'm order In l,aan
her suspicious from the old tranoer
It came 10 be Q o'clock The Girl ms
nervous and could hardly sit sin in rar
chair She had half = mind +o 1,rf,o
ND the subject AGAIN even Fcro~e ola
nan b,,+ resIi,,,,r. ,,,g+ 60, -
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The Washington times., 1909-02-14
HISTORIC BUILDING
TO BE TOOL HOUSE
Old Barnard Capen Place Is Sec
Ond Oldest in New
England.

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-THE old Barnard
Capen House, ON Washington street
Dorchester the second oldest house in
New England, viii shortly become a
tool house for a contracting concern if
nothing is done Immediately 10 rescue
il for home for some historical So
Ciefs.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
HIGH PRICE FOR WHEAT.

EASTON, Md. Feb 1L-Lewis w
Trail, a local grain merchant, just
bought crop OF 1000 bushels Of 30. 1
red wheat, for which ne paid N,1g a
busncL This IS the highest price that
has been paid for a crop of wheat i'm
Maryland I'm the last twenty years