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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-01

Master Merriman Gilbert is visiting
lends at Middleway this week.
Darn last week to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fenrv Bender, in this city, fine son.
|nsr Leslie Sprinkle, OF Altoona, Pa,
here an visit to his friends and
natives
mr. Harry Sites, Of Hopkinsville,
\ has been on visit to his aunt,
rs F. B. Faulkner, in this city.
Miss Ruth Jones, of this city, has
IN member of house party at
svpesboro during the past week.
DR. G. J. E. Sponseller and his bride
We returned from their wedding trip
ID are now settled down at their
bme OIL West Burke street.
tANTED-A young man with small
nily to farm my place and | to
Ie with them.
A. X. Kiner.
ENr. P. NJ. Appel who has been trav-
pg out Of this place for several years
Is purchased a store at the town Of
hw Paw and will move his family
Hthat place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. House
forth have returned from the we'd
ing trip and have gone to housekeep.
be- in the Wolfes building on West
artin street.
DR.. F. 7. Pine, of this city, has filed
it in the circuit court of Berkeley
lunty for a divorce from his wife.
rs. Mary c. Pine who left and went
Oklahoma some months ago.
Mr.. Thomas Kline returned home
Et week from a trip to Nebraska. He
Rtes that he saw our young friend,
brace Trout at Omaha and that he is
ing well and likes the county very
uch
Mr james Souders, who went to
harlestown with Mr.. Robert Miller
assist him i'll the management of
Jefferson hotel, has decided to
I've back to t his city since Mr., Mil
has sold cut at that place.
Hiss Josephene Colbert, of Hunting
West Virginia, is here visiting
Misses Hess in North Martinsburg
Is JustlelUrnlng from a visit to
nds a New York, Massachuse it's,
mott "l New hampshire.
Kew H. +. Hutton, assistant super
endeht Of the state anti-saloon
que, living in the city of Wheeling,
mere the first of the week and
pie several addresses here on Sun
y He went to Jefferson county on
Pnday.
MS Sadie Elizabeth Snyder, daugh-
sof Mr., Nelson Snyder, of near
snandoah junction, and Mr.. Hugh
Hammond, Of near Kearneysville,
Ie married on Thursday of last
Fek' Rev j. G. Siler, pastor of the
ssOy'eTl"n church, performed the
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-01
statesman-D Democrat.

..s4 at the Post Office in Martinsburg. w.
Va. as second class matter.
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Continued from Bird page.

certainly. am thinking OF taking
the yacht across with a party this
summer; the Paseayants have prom
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-01

Katherine Johnson and husban d
plaintiff,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-01

Countv of BerkeIey, to-wil.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-07-01

Midshipmen R. E. Byrd, q. $. N. is
sick with typhoid fever at hospital
In England.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21
DANISH CHAMPION
 oM INDIANS TRAIL
William Stanley Would Like Try Out
 With Harry Mclean.

William Stanley. Danish champion long distance runner. has written The Republican saving he would like to challenge Harry Mclean, the fleet foot ed Indian discovered in this vicinity by Trainer John Lewis, to race for any distance up to twenty miles. Mir. Stanley says he would like to come to Phoenix to pull off such a race with Mclean if it can be arranged satis- factorilN to all. Incidentally his card carries an announcement in the cor ner to the effect that he is ready to challenge any man in the world. stan ley says he is ready to talk business with any proper person who will undertake the management of the event.
 Speaking of himself stanley says he was in the Seattle Marathon with Me Lean. when both quit the race in the twenty fourth mile. Stanley says he quit because he was sick and was or ufItu lIpul llit iiiN bN Aiit biiN s74N isA ii' Stanley says that since that time he has been running consistently" has had thirteen races, and has won all but one of them.
 Stanley claims the following records: Five miles. 26:o3: ten miles. 52:14, which he says is worlds record for ten miles. made in Tacoma last De cember. indoors: fifteen miles. I:23:32 i-5: twenty miles. 1:52:J1 2-'. This last record. he says. was made in Seattle January of this year.
 Mir. Stanley also says he won d fif- teen-mile relay race in San Pedro March 6. and last Monday. March li. he won a five-miles race in Los An Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21
VICTIM" OF HOlOUP
 HELD ON SUSPICION
Belief of Police that he Cached Money he Said Was Taken
 From Him.

<. l.. Badillo who reported to the been held up. and robbed of S2oo which had been intrusted to him by his friend. N. Tolentino. was locked up yesterday by Marshal Moore on the suspicion that the story of the hold-up was concocted for the pur- pose of keeping Tolentino's money. That was not an entirely new sus- picion The police had it in mind when Badillc appeared at the office of the marshal on Saturday night with knife marks on his clothing. the marks having been made with view of saving the wearer of the clothing from injury.
 BadilIo was accompanied to the police station yesterday by TolentinO who still had faith in his friend. It had never occurred to him that Ba- dilo would lie about such little thing as holdup.
 But after the marshal had taken Badillo below he began to see things differently He said that he had given the money to Badillo with the expec- tstion that he would put it into the safe at the White House" store where Badillo is employed. If Inc had known that Badillo intended to carry the wealth around in his pockets he would have done that himself. His own uockets were in good order
 But" said Tolentino, speaking to the marshal. T am so ignorant" tt is the firm belief of the police that Badillo has the money cached aIfsl the marshal, 'I am 50 ignorant It is.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Cooking apples s100 box We pay Rash" for eggs. Vim. F. Crump Hay x Grain Co. dp
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Rash" for eggs. Wm. P Crump Hay & Grain Go. dp
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Garden seeds and onion sets a Wharton's Hay X Grain Store. al
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MORNING MARCH

40c and soc per box postage paid to anywhere Ill United States
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

hep young musicians and also for the
Improvement OF musical conditions sen
orally among our people.
The occasion also marked the debut
OF Miss Mayme White as a pianist.
Miss White received her musical edu
cation at the Oberlin (O) Conservatory
OF Music She received warn well
come
Other well known artists who Insist
ed Nine. Hackley in the recital were:
Harrison Emanuel. favorite young
violinist Of Chicago; ]. Thomas Butler,
dramatic reader Philadelphia; Miss Is
abelle TallaferrO, who is one of Phila-
delphia's most recent young musicians.
Miss Tallaferru made an enviable rec
ord for herself while a student at the
New England Conservatory Of Music
Clarence Cameron White, noted vio-
linist. and Mrs. Louise Aston Burle,.h,
reader gave much enthusiasm 10 the
occasion In the rendition Of several IA
yorite selections. Mrs Burleigh read
from her own book OF poems. Those
rejecting childhood days reveal the
genius Of the author in a happy weir
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
NOTED S0NGSTER BEGINS
RETIRING SONG KECiTALS.
Nine. haekIey viii Devote Future to
Developing Young Musicians.

The Denver friends OF Madam
Hackley VINO are legion will be pleas
ed to learn OF the success OF her re-
tiring concert given in Philadelphia.
1t will be remembered that she said
when here last that she was intend
ing retiring shortly. That time has
now come. There were 1000 people
out at the concert and It was parti-
c.paiad in by Madam Hackley in the
superb manner together with other
artists who lent their presence to B
out an evening Of unusual musical
merit She was honored in every way
presented with flowers, jewelry. tel
egrams OF congratulations from sew
enteen cities and the like. The tele-
gram most applauded was one from
the president OF the National FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs which sent
greetings on behalf Of 10000 women.
Mrs. Hackley was picture in a
yellow gown designed by Madam Lu.
cille Tate OF Philadelphia. 1t was de
clarod equal to Partisan creations.
She accompanied herself on the pl-
ano. The concert was an unqualified
success.
Our eastern correspondent says OF
it:
Under the able and successful man
agemcnt OF @. Grant Williams, Nine.
L. Ezalia Hrckley. the noted soprauo
soloist. made her last public appear
ance as concert artist at the Amer
lean. Academy Of Music. Philadelphia,
on Wednesday evening, Oct II, before
an immense audience.
The event marked the beginning OF
= series OF retiring reclials which Nine.
TAekley VIII give. Previous plans for
,lc tour were interrupted by the ud
vent Of Miss Mary Fiizhurh. the blind
soprano girl. 10 whom Mime. HackIcl
has devoted much time
Upon the completion Of her tour she
Will begin the development af uiaus 10
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
Rs.pss, Fer Political Independence.

This IS the dny Of independent vot.
ing and II Is not great surprise any
more 10 see rock ribbed districts and
states roll mp majority for man
whose politics is opposite TO that usual
ly victorious. says the Cleveland tOl
Journal So. then. citizens Of our race.
who have just as strongly indePcud-
cnt notions as those Of others. could
not much bc blamed Il for good and
sufficient reasons" they voted for some
man other than Republican.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

Follow the Crowd" and come TO
the Witches Tavern at the famous
Halloween entertainment at Shorter's
church. Monday. Oct 81, under the
auspices of the Lady Usher's club. A
prize for the most comical dressed
person.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

FOR SALE Seven-room modern house
two lots. close in, bargain, s27o0; $500
cash Five Points Realty, 26O2 WeltOn
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THE CAMPAIGN.
mere frank Opinions About the ORly
HOnsst Nan.

70 nv EpITnR oF rHE SrN-SG II i
amazing the wav the game 81 politics -
being PLAYED We zee party purified
bv ~. eie, ton ~ ~. bad little bosses. and
soon thereafter "" 80, tho-s little hO--e~
he~ougui 10 worN Tor the ti"N"t made by
th' rrr, tor
W. -.. , bass u,,. kraker dealing ou' lie-.
and IN he face 81 di-proof continuing ia IL"
Ne --- r,u'ing assassin 90 character
-li-hug ~ the regulations IT gentlemen
s.ih the purp"-,' or di,rrtiny aii'nt ,"n away
from bi- own di-r.putrbl- methods
W. --e q -hilty dsmIgogu~ a--ailtng th"
Judges. Whose self r.-p- aud dignity
fnruUd their dos. ending 90 me gutter Il"
- IN" and urIwl NH h'm
"" -"- Mister rN"fi,-- planting hi~
nominee "n platform tnd newt d"nv'ns
tu. fiith hy d.. r-dittnE the platform
W. see a noisy d-mug"gur raNrng Tor
support fura'rlgy NeW Ns'iunail-m thsl
hu- 'ur - aim the d".t-u, on ~ our p"l.'-
i,ll fthrr -
NV NuHE. O,tohar -
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tn. kInE business

lo rHr Enron 80 Tat >,> >w y
may not he inopportune for tho-~ ~ ~
Who actually fear the King business, 81
whI,h Job H-dgs- tlss or ~ least Executive
ssurpat.un. - rr'.all these words 81 ra'ri'k
Ilenr, spoken before the virginia 'onyen-
ton June = i7-s. IA opposition Ia the pro
po-rd ,hange- of government
may be thought suspicious when ! Say our
privileges and rights are In danger ButA number
- th' people - rhi> cpuut-' ar weak enough To
'hlus these hing, arr tor trtc am happy -
fud 'ha' the gentlemen on me other side declare
'prl are grp4ndle>, NV s- suspicion i =
iriIc ~ png =. 's object l. the pre>sr' alton 81
he public good zee great Jeopardy
Ia rhis new 80, rrnn.~ nt dc New NAtonalism
Among other dsformtIes - has an
auf.I ,qYnuag q sluInts toSsris monarchy
and zoe, not mi, raise Indignation IN The breast
% ever, sane american Your President may
easily become ling u your American chief be
man ~ ambition and abilities how easy will n
b. ~ MIN to render MIN eli absolute.
NLBERr X CLsINSKI.
M NuFK. pctobrr -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Ther.IIrs In Canrt

TO TN EptrpR pF THE SrN II, Judge
simeon Baldwin. candidate for Governor
Of Connecticut on the Democratic ticket .
docs not like 10 be- misrepre-ented a. 10 his
attitude toward Worktngmen and his int"r-
probation ~ the Law relating TO their rtghts
~. complains that Mr. Theodore Roosevelt
has been making incorrect statements on
this -Ib. -,t II j. reported that Judge
Baldwin -av- ne l. thinking ~ bringing a
-Iir for SANDER agarn-' the aforesaid Roos.-
vel = 10 tho said Roosevelt dom not N
manner and form re'rap'. a.,
$40 'Ns colonel
What good eill that do
n hen DO. ca-a - reached for trial m"
colonel VIII sriS.. and hlandly call attention
80 tNe ,.r,um-'anc" that your Honor - a
damned rac,ass and a oroos and decline
20 proceed not PKos
w,sUiNDroN. y G.. October p
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
C,NiRIES ~ ENGLAND.
mr. eeding the songsters . Profitable
Industry To- various Places.

Tro-- D1fis Consular Ind Tradr Rsror''.
The siport trade In cAnartes IL considerable.
shipments being made to Australia. south Africa
and other British colonies. and Also to he United
States Il i stated that one arm alone In Nor
wich has >eut a. many a. ioooo birds year across
tho Atlantic
Inc exhibitions 81 cage birds that aea
frequently throughout the country also do much
ro .ilrruIAts ihis Industry The MY nrS Annua'
"a 80 bird SHOW held In the spring 81 this 'esf
A. the Cr, stat Palace had about 100 entries
, large proportion being canArieS lttsnoi unusual
to .ee usl 70 ~ ransries a. Bradford exhibitions.
whirh are held under The auspices and the rules
~ the Nork srre niol, usually In council SHOOTS
On SATURDAYS from October 10 December
Nmorg me many varieties of canaries bird n
This country, each possessing disiine' charar
trris,Ics. might he mentioned the Norwich. ne
Cinnamon the London Fancy. the Lizard. M
scotch FANCY. no Border Fancy. the Belgian ~
Lancashire and the Yorkshire The Yorkshire
canar, i long slim erect bird. either clear yei
los clear huT evenly marked. licked or varis-
gated the green and the cinnamon.
The Nork shire Inioa 81 Cage BIRD Societies has
It's heada lArters IN Bradford. and thirty soce'ies
In Bradford and the nearby towns are Atiiiaisd
with the union which has membership % .sn
Its estimated that over .0nO persons In Brad
ford are engaged In breeding canartes. n u
Uk~Wis- estimated that tI7noO II expended Ar
nualIy In Bradford on white canary seed alon'
\ considerable sum l. also spent on such seeds
a. rape hemp NAV. lInseed &c white ,he Annus'
expenditure for cages. nest pots. nest lininE'
and various other bird breeders supplies Is aiso
. considerable
Canary seed = imported into 'he United King
dom from Turkey. spain. Argentina and prob
ablv ssewhsrs This item IL not sepaTa'sy
stated In the british import sta iistes but In 's7
y "a go pounds Of canary seed. valued atS5ilh
were exported from Argentina 10 the Ini'-f
Kingdom The Turkish seed - well Known. whi's
the spanish j. aid go ne = nner larger seed Ths
present retail price ranges from 81 ~ ~ s.
! hundrrtiuel eight Of IT. pounds the price - N"
spanish e. however. - - hundreiweighi 70
Igh' therefore he ~ Interest To American gfov
srs - mis- white canary seed to consider 're
question ~ competing for this trade consider
ab.e amount ~ sweet red peppers. Nhich ars
Imported largely from spain i used for nihing
with ne rEg and other soft food durinE the n"u
Ing season for Deepening tho color of Inc nnuas-
the annual expenditure on this item alone Tor
Bradford amounts 10 over sisn
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Most and Drbs.


From 'Hs Z 10. 1g1 lH''' b'ff7.
Nearly 'vcuty years ago ther" Vas N
NaN url ,i'f = lurd German anarchist
named Nu-' Johaun Most Violent anar
,hI - haransIrs Ger. something 81 a novelty
then. and - such the press exploited tho~~
~ Mos Ht- name passed into Colloduial
.t,...gh A. Designating the most violent type
~ person rNtau'. A. bad a- John Most
va- tho familiar expression
Hut what did Mos ever say more violent
and yiruen' against ID" courts than Mr.
Rpos.v.l' has said Furthermore, what has
pcbu said moro calculated 20 incit" disre-
srac' for the law hv personal assault On it,
sworn agents and ministers
We can recall nothing
And whom "a. recall 'ha' such 'vrbUl"noe
~ thought and yIolsn'c ~ spe",h are usual
With Nr Roosevelt. though dis re"tly yelled
g.. most vl'u"--"- Will" he was President
o.' 81 respect - tho ufics and Tor reasons
~ immediate interest. "" Seem 80 haN" no
great diHIruI'v N Discerning whore ethall
all end Il No. follow such - leader
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

From NHT1srf HrrEfg
A. last m. lad - raised and tho public -
nv ted 10 gayr upon the first member Of the
Association 81 Crooks 10 - u Ander.
son. circuit court Judge for Indiana. AZ.
pointed hy President R"o=evelt IN Igos
NcCording 70 the published reports. which
seem Ia D.. amply -ub-tan'ia'ei. judo.
anderson Wa pronounced Euit'y bv the
Judg" ~ Judges while greatly Agttatrd
"a the 'uumhlt club uf Indianapolis Hi
onen'" isy ~ decision he had rendered
"a M. famous Panama libel case go the ercct
that th"r" Sa- no warrant IN law for haiing
Editor Delayan smith To- Washington for
trial under the Wrathful eyes OF the mon
arch. who-e -up"r-"n-itIVsns-s had been
outraged nv aspcrsion- upon His own
hrother-in-laW The decision was sound
flihu Root and other LAWYERS of raput.
are 10 w. believed. bat what was the Con
-'itutton between friends when IN. Family
wa~ involved Did not tho mtnion owe his
ver) position to IN" GaekVars And Wa not
tho Garh wa'- de-,Ia mad" clear when he
had ~" TrihrH' announce thai m. Pr.a,-
drn' j. d"ap', Interested in this case and
tho" charged With IN. prosecution realize
that they vii earn hir gratitude n their
efforts are suCcc~Sful'' What then dad
m" fos-illzed creature mean Nv dragging
IN legal snb'l"ties and statutes that did
not meet the spirit and needs Of the tim. ,
Their" could I've buT on. answer The man
was n crook Also q damned jAckA-s %
RoossV"lt declines 90 say whether or not
he applied these opprobrious .ptth.ts he
wants to talS about something else II il
Just ~ We" ANYTHING Ia might say by
way of denial would carry no conviction
~ any case. unless fully substantiated
Bui how can any decent American con
template even hi- s,lenC. without expert
sncing deep humiliation. disgust and sham. ,
How long. ~ Lord how lOngs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
\ sncctacIr for Patriots.

Co M EpIrnR ~ IHT SrN Sir. n our
N-Prr.ldants have been supposed 10 carry
ono 'hIng above another INTO retirement
~ Ma dignity. the dignity conferred hy the
high ofos vacated vet here l. President
Roosevelt to-day nothing more than an
ordinary party boss rezor'Ing to the Lowest
eou-ne--' \o 10 serve hi- own Amhi-
IONS a. the sacrifice ~ that old National
i'm that cost 80 much lIf" and tr"aSur" "a
pr--"r,a lu the az and has brought this
country ~ present distinction what aspec-
'n,ls tor PATRIOTS ~ pIp SOLDIER
rtFk-kilL, October =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
The danger Of DraaEhl.

Ff1r7 ne HTffsh hesird' |0u'7T
That th- 20 called draught i only 4 coneen
uated dose Of fresh air and that milions sI'"f
Tor want 10 fresh air. certainly represent ~"
foInd truth. Nevertheless they leave ~ -
Impressed. for much the same statement mlshi
be ~Aid ~ many other things.
Lead. for Instance when Distributed 'hro IN
the substance ~ india rubber gloves l. A. u-ef'
10 ray workers fresh air 10 ordinary ind'
viduAlS but when concentrated In the form OF
bullet exposure 10 i's impact l. apt 10 Prove
inconvenient But however these things b" vsh
here to our belief that draughis are dAngefo3s
Its not commonly understood that the drauEf'
l. merely the phmum moNsns the immefla"
cause Of the M results eSpercnred heinz In sons
casrs perhaps = uicroorEanism. IN oihe" -
hAps toain. with which the system would h,h'
been able 10 deaf riectiNelS but for ihr lo'h -
preston % vitality brought about rs exposure 70
a concentrated dose Of fresh air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
~. Innu.nc. In Massachusetts.

MO has the gif' % gab came over to NRssa
rh.sor'- from New Nork At the solicitation
- Republican candidates for ofics. VII"
evidently f"l' that their ca-e was desperate.
Trt- man With voice thought to advance
he cause he e-poused by blaCkgusrding
nc Democratic candidate for Governor II
had been NV intention 10 vote for Draper
bat that Spe~'h decided me to vote the whole
Democratic ticket End many others have
been led 20 make change for the same
reason lNpEFFSDtNr VOTER
BpsrON. October -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

To rHT rrr1oE ~ rHy SrN w vas =,
=; the time ~ '1r log cabin canpAgn % 1870 bu,
there Was 40 much excitement that I could not
f0rEetit our u''i" village IN Vermont was never
~ stirred up before since Fvsn The children
had their disputes "a. ~ = AMI me Harrison sopx
could bc heard an time dav or evening
remember only nc 0rsl verse u was tnis
pid ever 90 hear - farmer
That lived up IN tho west
~ nI the men fIr President
The Vl.-st hnI 'hr best
- pat MIN 90 the capitol
We've found capital way.
Ne % sing the iisrri ,n1 song by nigh,
Ana heat h's foes ty 49,
The Whg, aad parade Vf'h = IoE cabin on
wheels !rauu by Nuar % uAru - barrel of hari
cider beAidr ne cabin and - pAcard on the cabin
{" lAfgr letters. Two dollars day and roast beef
f"r cNrry wortingrAn That vas promised
fae wrrA.rgmAn u Harrison vAs elected The
srhp0 children we're 'r' o4' - ih~ pa Ade and
'h~y Gang the Harrison song ~ IL passed the
srhOohsus-
There werr gooi many verse. vritcn about
both candidate rsT"rI Nrl one
~ Natty Van ~ Naify Van
When yuu shall win fn, Hgbi
The stars ptu ~ ukr .s..sngrrs
Ven rIlI. no, hons ~ night
yIEsFT CITN October - &C
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The OId Wrench Matt

Evor1 ne London Ch'oH'cr
Pyen with railway s'riEr on the r1aNs an
h. carried murh more aulckly between PATE ssd
the coast than IN the old days thanks ~ Ne
motor car Before ist3 the time allousr-r tw
the Indian mails between CAlais or Boulogn' and
MarseiIles Was iO2 hours which was nrar,
Ways exceeded Then the French GoNern-' rn'
undertook 20 do n in seventy tWo hours md y
on a spectral light fourgon for the WORK Rsir's
-On the grack % the Mail Coach describe ~
ventures 81 this vehicle On one journe' ~
~ Euenne u killed child running Arr"N' 90
road Then the wheels tnsurrienty .3nr
Gated caught IRE four times Linchpins 's-''
out and wheels on. There vas collision N..'
a cart. the position beinE hunG from rls 49,
and SERIOUSLY injured Going NJ Mn ~ - 81.
the eight horsrs rcyolisd and upsei me ~ 70"
Vet only forty eight minutes were "-i n~''Nrn
calais and MArseiies