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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

The new features of the Christmas ha
Zaar for the First Universalist church,
Dec. s. in Society han, will be the sale of
ha nd made rugs. All the rage. noN29d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29
HALL0WELL,
Young Woman Rscusd
.tfom Suicide by Drowning.
Pupils Of loudon Mill schoo|
Hold Interesting Exercises.
nallowelI Clerks Challenge Gardi.
ner Clerks to Bowling Contest.

Mrs. Augustus Nichols of Bath. has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. VIM. p.
.McC;raN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs Forest Boynton hssNs'
returned from a weeks Vlsu Will
Charles Peacock and family. IN Free
port.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Dr. +. NJ. Cole has returned from
Boston. where he has been for treat
ihent for the injury several weeks ago
and an Improvement is reported.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Mrs. r. T. Evans and Miss DORIS
Newell returned to Portland Monday
after a short visit at the nome III
Elisha Newell in F'armingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

E.X Mayor Clement e. Goodwin, who
has suffered several months from seri-
Ous injuries received in falling near
his home on GreenIile street is now
able to do without his crutrhes and
supports himself with a cane
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

are keeping house on Shaw hill in the G.
A. Sanborn house.
Lucy i-eeman is teaching school in Car
mel.
Agnes Carter, began her school in Car,
mel Nov. q. o..
Dana Graves is on the sick list
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Twelve Fat cars loaded WIN Nhr
mas trees went through on one VI '''S
west bound freight trains Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Tho Canton Club will hold its second
;nvitationa, dance this evening in the
banquet hall of Odd Fellows nan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Tho uotrops' club will meet this ar
,arnnon w;th Mrs. Ernest" Parshley
Maine avenue. FarminSdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Tho Gardiner w. {. II. l.. will meet
at . o'clock this afternoon WIN MIS-
Wells, 6. kingsbury street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

rd,,unl rrafton and family Mon
day went To Bangor, where' 'h'! "'' "
make their home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

+. T.. Boston and son freu went ~
u.d;son Monday. Fred Boston Will
remain for time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

rno Dou.hters of Sts Margaret will
meet this afternoon with MIS- d. '''''>
Holt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Miss Annie Pailcy went to Boston
Monday for visit OF several days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

Mrs. l. :. s,ratistreet left Monday '"r
q visit i'm Boston apd vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

The Landing OF tne IliSliInS,
Alice Rich
"A Thanksgiving Tale" Clayton Darby
Harvest" Florence Rich
..Thankfulness Florence Brown
why I'm Thankful Hope Sawyer
IF All Were RAIN Phillip Peterson
pretty Bright Eyes Eight Children
..Thanksgiving,'' Cecil Carter
A SchOolbOy's Vision.
Warren Grimes
"Ramboozling Grandma"
Edward Sheehan
Thanksgiving Dinner
Seven Children
THE Snowhird's THANKSGIVING
John Wiley
"Thankful for What" Nillcent Tracy
.'AU Things Beautiful" Royce Dewar
when Father Carves the Duck.'
Maurice Rich
"Playin the Piano
Vivian Bradstreet
Little Tommy Cooper
William Sheehan
"Cranberries.' Four Children
"Drumsticks,' Norman Chase
"November's Party. Alice Rich
..Dandelions,' Four Boys
..Noyembers Cold, William Carter
s.Red Peppers Christian Ellis
"Novemiser.' Arthur Peacock
The Barbers," Dorothy Emery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29
THANKSGIVING Exercises.

The pupils of the Loudon Hill public
school, under the guidance of Miss Jessie
A. Wing. the efficient teacher. made
most creditable showing in q Thanksgiv-
ing exercise when the following program
was rendered:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-29

THE Land of Story Books. School
The Landing of the Pilgrims,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
VOICE FROM WEST
Borah Gives His Views on
Conservation.
NO CHECK ON INDUSTRY
Against Locking Up Water Power
Sites in Idleness.
TAKES SHOT AT THE EAST
Says It Is Outrageous to Assume
That the West Is Not Honest
and Efficient.

what we want is a sane, practical
conservation policy, under reasonable
regulation, permitting the development of
our natural resources in accordance with
the natural laws of progress and in
dustrial growth declared Senator Borah
in addressing the Senate today during
consideration of conservation legisIa-
ton. Mr.. BOrah spoke as the champion
of the west.
1T would be magnificent scheme, in
deed" he exclaimed, ito compel the
whole great west to hold it's vast re-
sources in idleness. deprive it's people of
their enjoyment and use and compel them
to pay tribute to those resources of which
you have taken possession here in the
east and developed at your own free
WILL"
Contending that it was a violation of
every principle of the Constitution to
withhold power sites from the use of the
western states, Mr.. Borah inquired:
IF Illinois or Massachusetts, re-
ceives thousands or even millions of dol
lars as a revenue for their water power
and Idaho receives nothing, but, on the
other hand, pays millions into the fed
eral treasury, is there equality among the
states?'
Not True in Practice.
He said the contention that natural re-
sources In a state belonged to all the peo-
pie of the United States was all right in
theory. but that in practice it was utterly
untrue.
Our power sites do not in any sense
of the term belong to the people of New
| England or New York." continued the
senator. "They are to be utilized by
those who make themselves citizens of
| the state and join with others in trying
to build up commonwealth
He argued that it never had been the
theory of the government that these re-
sources should be utilized as revenue
producing proposition. but that they were
for the benefit of all the people.
But he said, 1.-The people must come
within the state in order to avail them
selves of the use and benefit"
Mr.. Borah said Congress could not pro-
mote conservation by treating power
sites, which to utilize was to conserve.
as it did coal beds, which to utilize was
to consume AS to undeveloped natural
resources, he said that after Congress
had adopted laws to prevent waste, ex-
travagance and monopoly so as to insure
their economic and bona fide use by the
States government could go. He added
that as TO timber there always should be
the encouragement and aid of refOres-
tation, as [; lat was something that could
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I8c can.
A & P Extract of Beef, zoe
a jar.
Armour's Star Bacon, 27c q
jar.
Beechnut Bacon, 28c a jar.
4 & P Smoked Beef, I5c al
jar.
Armour's Corned Beef !
Hash, I5c a can.
Armour's Corned Beef, lac
and z5c a can.
Armour's Roast Beef, lac
and 25c can.
Fancy Sugar-cured Hams.y
22c a pound.
Snowdrift, No. 3 can, 47c.
Snowdrift, No. S can, zoe.
Cottolene, No. can, 3oc.
Cottolene, No. 4 can, Coo.
Maraschino Cherries, 2sc,
4Oc ard o5c bottle.
French Capers, I8c a bottle.
Velva La Pura Cane Sirup,
I5c, zoe, $50 and 65c a can.
Yellow Corn Flakes, SC a
package.
Grape Nuts, I2Hc a pack
age.
Force, I21lc a package.
Ralston's Breakfast Food,
lac package.
Malt Breakfast Food, lac
package.
Cream of Wheat, lac pack
age.
Postum Cereal, nc and 22c
package.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

A & P Chill Sauce, 25c a
bottle.
Crosse & Blackwelfs Pure
Malt Vinegar, 18c a bottle.
Helms Pure Malt Vinegar,
25c bottle.
Helms Pure Tarragon Vim
egar, 25c bottle.
Crosse & Blackwell's Mixed
Pickles, zoe and 3Oc bot
tie.
Crosse & Blackwell's Cher
kins, zoe and 3oc bottle.
Crosse & Blackwell's Chow
Chow, zoe and soc a bottle.
Empire Brand Pickles, e
pint, Ioc; pint, I8c; quart, soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
ADDRESS BY REV. MR.. BROWN.
Applied Christianity" His Theme
Before Bible College.

Rev. Sterling y. Brown delivered an
address on Applied Christianity be-
fore the Interdenominational Bible
College at Galbraith A. NJ. F. Zion
Church yesterday afternoon.
Prof. l.. b. Moore. dean >of the Teach
ers' College. Howard University, COM
mended the system of Bible schools in
the homes as inaugurated by the Bible
College. j. A. Davis told how Cath
crime Ferguson, slave girl established
the first Sunday school in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
HIT EMPLOYER WITH STONE.
Negro Laborer Placed Under Arrest
on Charge of Assault.

Ernest Jackson. colored, who resides
at 1927 Crescent street. was arrested
this morning by Policemen Davis and
Miller of the eighth precinct and charged
with having assaulted Charles Smith
of Vienna. Va. The men had a dispute
over money this morning while at a
building being constructed by Smith in
Chappeli lane, Tenleytown, where Jack
son was employed as Iaborer.
The colored man. 1T is charged, struck
Smith with a stone and inflicted pain
full scalp wound. DIR. A. w. Chappell
dressed the wound Jackson hurried
from the scene of the trouble. but was
arrested a short time later before he
reached his home. He will be arraigned
in the Police Court tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

grass; the men patronixed one form or
another of the various amusements pro-
vided at the place, and the women laugh
ed and talked and had a good time gen.
orally.
There was no mishap of any kind and
when the last excursionist took the car
for home after the arrival of the steamer
at the wharf it was with a feeling that
one day. at least. in his life had been
an enjoyable one from every standpoint,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

city in 1898. Prof. A. l.. Craig said
that the present Sunday quarters in
various churches are not at all we'll
adapted for the work Of practical teach
ing.
The musical program was given by
Miss Lula f. Pollen, Mrs. Agnes White,
Mrs. NJ. Clinckscales. Mrs. Eva Bell
Height and Edward Lane. Prof. Jesse
Lawson presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. June o..
After battling hercely with q companior
whom he finally overcome. Frank Quinr
twenty-hve years old. of st. Catharines
Ont. committed suicide yesterday b.
jumping into the gorge from the lowe
steel arch bridge. His was the thir
suicide within q week. Quinn suffera
from melancholfn. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
Brazil's President Elect Coming.

DIR. Hermes de Fonseca, President
elect of Brazil. will visit the United
States next August He will sail from
England July 80 on the Mauretania
and will remain in this country about
thirty days. Although not a guest of
the nation he will receive the courtesies
and entertainment usually eccorded
visitor of his prominence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

pie. young and old. members OF the
Washington Saengerbund, their families
and friends had in the Saengerbund ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall yesterday. 1t
was simply a good old German picnic
down the river, with everything necessary
to make day Of genuine pleasure and
enjoyment.
Music there was, and good music. in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
sAENGERBUND EXCURSION.
Had Jolly Time on Trip Down
River to Marshall Hall.

Just such holiday as the German
loves, with his family and friends around
him. sharing the feast and joining the
singing is what several thousand peo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
abundance. Family parties gathered

abundance. Family parties gathered
under the trees and ate and drank the
good things they had twice before hoped
to enjoy. but were prevented by the rain
that caused the postponement of the ex-
cursion on the two previous Sundays. Yes
terday furnished the long-looked-for
weather and other conditions were equally
favorable. The children romped on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

Solomon S. Thomas. aged seventy-nine
years. retired farmer of Boonsboro,
Md, died Of dropsy Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20
Have the Star Follow You
Wherever You Go.

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a few days or for the season The
Star. nine times out of ten. can
bring you the first news from
Washington.
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Finest French Sardines, ID
can, 15c; II can, CSC.
Finest Skipper Sardines, I5c
a can.
Finest Portuguese Sardines,
Ioc and zoe a can.
Fat Norway Mackerel, &c
each.
A & P Columbia River Sal
mon, I21zc and zoe can.
Red Alaska Salmon, I5c can.
Pink Alaska Salmon, Ioc can.
Fancy Canadian Lobster,
CSC and 4oc can.
Imported Bijou Herring, in
sauce, IOc can.
Imported Soused Mackerel,
I8c can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-20

Pin Money Gherkins, e
pint, 16c; pint, CSC; quart, soc.
Pin Money Mixed Pickles,
Il pint, 1oc; pint, 28c; quart,
soc.
Pin Money Bur Gherkins,
Il pint, 16c; pint, 28c; quart,
soc.
Pin Money Melon Mango,
pint, 35c: quart. o5c.
A & P Mushrooms, zoe, 25c,
and soc can.
A & P Imported Peas, I3c
and I8c can.
Gosman's Ginger Ale, 3 bot
ties for o5c.
A & P Pure Grape Juice, =
pint, Ioc; pint, zoe.
The sun., 1910-06-28
"a -. loL .ao I'd oI, so go a,, %.

Good start Won ,8.,y. War JIG ch = :. b.,
Russell kthel T.. yuacd b o. Is ismaifr
trained hl MaA hirs.u
The sun., 1910-06-28
TJIlF

l. "a a. until further notice. leNves Past
asth street be 10 o. snd i.0p N
Brnaglyn Ranid Transit every 10 minutes va
Rr,tagBn Bridge or subway n borough Hall.
Rru0khn. and changing 70 e'eVatsi ltoer .im flaoe
station NiA a9th street Ferry. r n boat
The sun., 1910-06-28
WRIGHT ~ THE FIViLS.
American To Meet WiIdlns In tIl-EnEland
lawn Tennis ChampIanShi,,S.

-1sS 90 TIH. prvrtrt % THl SrV
WrVrLtno> Z nglani June = In he
All. Engitni lawn tennis cham1ionship
to-day R"al. Wright. 'neTi q. defeated
n love N tho -smi-fnII ~ the .tnglss
a. 90 90 AZ MIid NJ defeated
, parks. 80 I6 .. qualifying 10
meet Wright 80 tho fnalS
lu th~ doubles n P"sell and u Powell
beat BeamI-h amt n, Nair. . 20
Co. and Wright and Eaye- hear
" and 2 10 Love "a T. ,. 80
Prot Netriefun Of ale Non from Can
guuI tho 80 uud round Of the Au- -kngland
late IN The hr-t round Hardl
of ~An tran.ts o won from Andrew. q T.
T. o. iu
Iu tie open miXcd doubles BozfWi,k and
NI,- Evans beat Ian aster and Miss Peter
son. H %, . Powell aud Mtss
Man-er beat Holmes and Miss Brooksmiih.
b
The sun., 1910-06-28
r0-Dn'S SHEEPSHEAD cam.
surf stakes aud TIVE IandIcaps the
Fraturrs.

The surf SraAes tor tNo-year-olis. i've
ana a haf furionss on the grass. Will he
run 81 Shcep~heai BAY this afternoon
with Lahore. Footprint and Colston pos-
.ible IN tors In a handicap az mile and
quarter on the grass Reybourn. Capt
~Aan-on and superstition NAV 20 we'll
IN hiEhv eight handicap a. six and one
half fuHOngs the odom entry Prince Cal
ant Tran NAV be IN iANoT over Falcada
shannon and Otherr
INo-year-Olts will run In the second
ra~e a. -fV furlongs oE the grass. With
uolu of pphir. We Ia gOn and Whin hEurtnE
we'll In the tnird race, ~ mile. priroii.
Ian. Dreamer and NOrBitt lOok the best
DANDY DINon. Ouanticp ana ~ Joseph
NAV cut ~ the money The entries follow
-LI-L L. HIgha sirht HandIcap. IA and
The sun., 1910-06-28

NNWes 40 .
Good start won CAsiiy Aunt Jlle N 4 h.,
Gotacrest tTAnrclln. owned by & H. nourss
trained by r. ROdrock
TitiHD hACE
SelinG. f0E three year otis ana upward n01
Vtnners 81 ths meeting $50 addeu sc,en flT
-
The sun., 1910-06-28

YANKEES Jupiter joe Vas half a length out
oi tne money he time wa sIs7
marry -. stevens uas -, urpi the eater
lhs nfl' 'ilese- tof tue Empire ity and sara
tuRa meetmfs
e. T. harrison has decided to ell his
tNo.year-oid- uuu-ruiam aud Aeridian a.
Vublb auction uh saturday
Manager Vim announced YESTERDAY
tHat there u ill br a nRN automobile ssntrsn =,
% ihe Empirr titS trs,k Un Jerome !, ~nue
cutting through The ENLARGED paddu,- 4
IN tne rear ~ the clubhouse ani hat a new
nuiiding inr the ipUkeys Will is' rrady wu-r
tho meeting ol's'ns neXt tuesday
Among the nutanle NtAuJr. Yesterday
Wrrs > q. fOllansDee aud Z ! fnrtgtt
the man Who bred the famous Lamnurx
hs summaries
The sun., 1910-06-28
I..ns I.Iana Ilsn.IIrap Imn,.,..

Wrtrr.s for 40 Long Island IIandirar,
'or thrre-vear-o r-oids and upward. A. one
milo ant 70 'rrlou=. ~ be rfsn 'o-rnorrou
are
firg Hrrnev' - King tanss. Ia naUot "a
Ma .rttr 70 Ja~A NTtn ~ Hiianaus "
prisrI Hah ~ RrsurOurhe i.i Firrstane 10
fil The Trvs. Iii Fnsrl3n Plate it1 RlhhHne
Wafer no DaiuHuan itA HlGh Prt, ate tGl MIN
bTs ia norHnfe m. Hurb ~ neaueoun tnl
"a roIN i1fcT if' ro-sv nnrien ir1 SrSnpro
TI1us ne apt Morris in7 nlark ford i00 tween
zrsl ins Cd i~nse in0 Res h1urn. ~ Faunuersg
70 Par Aest ~ Wlse Mason % FHlradn y
PIIsn o. NaTduer 1i. Traveller o.. Flrhunr
hon "a hon A1tpnio o. nm Tor al Evsvett
1. ~ NJ F'Hr a0 sIneNuH1H o.. Nrundark
o. l4'7nrrt a. 1andrau AZ
The sun., 1910-06-28
WESTW iRDS rot RTH RICE.
Defeats German SehSOners IN M vile .
Race AZ kiel.

Nnfr.u t11f DfSn1'fA - luh NVN
XIV. June = AleyAndeT ; IoChrane's
schooner Westward DYING the New York
) acht club hurgre. added another Has
m her string TO-DAY hy defeating the Meteor
Ge-mania ami Hamburg tn race over
a thirtr mile course The course was tri-
-u-u.tr ana " Wa q clo-r contest with the
t,eru.unlH all the way. The Emperor p
N.tsrv va, thiri TIE HAMBURG retired
during tn racr h'CAI-e NJ slight hcCI-
dent on hoard TIM. u the fourth victory
Of the Westward in these wAterS
on board the Meteor with the Emperor
we're Dr Won iiethWaun- tollNeC, the Inn
perial chancellor ne Crown Prince fried-
rirh Wilhelm, Prince and prinCess kitel
Friedrich AMI Prince Henry of Prussia,
hi- - tfe and sons
The rae won nv the Westward on sun
aay vas the closest In which she has sailed
There Was q strong westerly hreeye West
ward heHt Germauia minute a. seconds.
and Meteor minutes a secOnds The
time ol tho Westward over the course was
hours ~ minutes a se~onds
The sun., 1910-06-28
AMONG The AUIOKODILISTS
LONG ~ tND TOWOBILE
CLIB 10 INNERT ITNELF.
l.srrr> io sanction for IIrOShl>n Dealers
Run 10 Noniauk Aslnl, hul OhIeriS
To - Hour Rarr at brighton ilearh
lnlr,. Trark surface ., lmprO, ed.

% q
relative iu mo tuur|us ui >an. tons 20. mo-"
,outr,' board pi tho Nmcri'an NutnmubIlr
N,.p .ia' .nn fu~ ,ou ouryttiIyr r,cnt- tu M"
,Irh A., tr-rrur, th. mh anupuu.r SOM"
time , 20 thar % ,nrII .eld .enrr~rnia'r,, %
down 10 rr, Ur.sI ,ru U,,.r MoiouIrom'
90 meet , ra.ry.' 2 .ra o. tnr \ \
contest hnsr .uur.y. tu 100. 90 tho -uriA .
Of thai course isturn no ,luh "a ould 1-rrc
10 an, mrfrer ga a.. 20 the trail
some OF rre lrruru'u,l rrrrihcr- "r tho
Long I.lan4 ,utomohls ,lnu are ~ a."
opinion that t.pr urcauEar Du l- -n,itl. 3
20 pas on ,ntl..arion. tor ,an. ripu, tp,
,om1st tive event, Dr LONG Island ~ ~
on '.'", ,,''' wv - ',..t 49,, -.
"'@l ''""
are ~ NJ mate '' ave e. ", . -'"''- Vow a''l
ma .utsIu.us tN- r sitinn ~ the Iiuh I- 'b"
rr,,r,raI .rt.D,.,rIa organization ON Long
| - -. III, 90 ~. ,.i,,I
"l ,"' ,f-
ahltatr ] 'nh me 'm"I' 'h NN''h''"''e
Assoriaftnu
The at,trsg uI the ur-anirafJon reiatl .
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t"'"h,"' .''..' "'
M ""' 'll '1l'lN "''A' ISSUE ". ''"
-T,. -. I-i-,r ,ur,rloblle ,llh has
....,..-, 900. ..,,-,, o., ,b,
.Nhr ~
bfoosNn MOTOR N"N.l' 'r.F'- N',,' "a
tion run on Iul, % an rfo NurfII, Point
an4 r.,,tr, hv "A gter4. route
.,-1. o.. .,l,r ,,,,,,I, ,ra.frr. ,f the
lAe r"-lN "'"' ~.
Jon ls'an N''m''"" 'lh WIZ y" leu
NJ 70 Vein, laH -,"utu- 10 N" clubhouse
An mon .i-s.r It.-.ynp .rri f.rat some q %
~ "' ...-i,.,,.. -,
Won WI W. ~" '' SO '" ..' '''.' Nv
Automobile N--f H'I"u I~.I'Ni % "' ION
for a te,r', four hour rae a' BRIGHTON
u...h ,tt,.,.f Dirt .lf-futn.- the ..r-sTt
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holttn- ui -u,N tuUf'-'-. Nu' viii siren.
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lave ~ s1a -, ~ huil"I, ha" neon com
plete AMI . I'r 'l n'el I~ nov, "nt'tr ln
utlms ~ NN" .h'~I',' "i '.,' TIT" tlH-. "I'
schweufeT, -'nNHrd "I NE nun. "{r",,l-
10 have The country 'llhHnlse F"llF I"f
memhrrs o' il" "r-aN'Hl-"n Nh" Nlsh 20
We u new 90 ltlal "ld N"n'.N. n'i me
tp1nat % "ush' d" "" no h"it 'h 'Nl
Ire ~err"iaTf n' ne Nh"W"h'" .uh "I
Amertya has f''eiNe,l MANY inquiries r'-
GENTLY relative in me no" uterna lontl
aut 0mohue irtNe lng T'EI'altpn~ hhu
vent into elect in Ma lf" i1h J"Hryr'
contains the ioiinH iug statement lu rNila-
nai ION
The 'nHrHnl b"NSI nc 20 n IH'hf'
FrTsct's' " NvTil :. l2io hi"h Journal l'
fhe rnFiil urg ~ he Prem p 'tuN N"rnmenl
cpnlhip. = full scooNui ~ IN" 'n'efuntion4I
con, er'ion held ~ France .l 'l"oheT.
thn On International auiouonne rrgu'a-
lions TIE follow lng le''ef on iNl- ~hp'efl
uas rc'ei, - v, tho cluh -e' rotary from
j " tTde sesr-'IrN ~ iNe 'oNH' NUf0-
mobile club. london England
With reference 10 m" new lnf"rnai lonII
The sun., 1910-06-28

Good start Won dfis lnT Sir Iohn Iohnaou. b
8 hv isidoF-tA Tosca tl owned hy the Bsver
wyck sabie trained bv p. Wccdiord.
The sun., 1910-06-28

Sieerlecta-e siding for four yraF nids and
lpsard. ND added. short courss about tao
The sun., 1910-06-28
the KITTATINNY

The rsding Hotel ~ Delaware Water GAP
pa Open All 1ear. Capacity nl Eyery
rouvenlsnce found In dret class hotel. Dun
fhFm and EreenhOuses. American pian, also
q IA caTte Bel phune "a telegraph once ln
hotel. Golf tennis. boaiing. bathing hsh-
lng. Ar.. on our oun grounds Orchestra
sOrial diversions. livery. garaFe. saddis
horses and Instructors. iionklet on Fpplirt-
Ton, showing hoteh hlttaunny VI Phrk
scenes auto Tnaps. a. Coaches meet all
trains. Suecia July rates. The kitA uuuy
IL not cunnectet with any other hotel AZ
The sun., 1910-06-28

,,ood start. von easily me PesF. "a =. by
Ratien Counters irms ouncd by ? Duane
trained by .. hanlnu
The sun., 1910-06-28

Rad start. aon easily. Cuhort. ~ a. s. by
CesariUn undaisn owned b. the OncrA Stable
raIued bl ". % narr.rk
FouHTH uACE
Thr Advance Stakea. Tor three year oids and
upaard weight for age a1uD guaranteed. one
mile and nNe slatrentha
HoTg rad Ags. w. Jacksg BsniHg FH.
RlsT James. ~ shilling e,ca out
Good starr uon easily baliot %. s. a b
Voter Certo. nuned hi lamrs n kegnc. Talner
BY james i0ue
WFru uASF
The Thistle selling stakcs Tor ihrre year oifs
and upward gaB added one mile ana = haif
Hs,s, sHa tOr w. Iacssg Bsnfsg Fia
The pref t11 Glass 80 out D.
thfdrran. - tnDmas - IS 9
Ioden FIora. a. y Bensetsn 81 - .
SSsnysh. %, g.,sP Al IS
Good start uon easily The PesF. eh 8. =. by
naurn Gountrss lrua ouncd ~ Y Duane
trained hy 3. hanlnu
Handicpp for thrce year oids and upward
San added onS miir
H0TIs aHd ~ ~ J1rksg Bsniae PIN
slr Ishn iohns5nB 5 "a Arrhlhala 81 even ~
Ainlhus, ZOE nugnn. - 50 -
HfsuEntlrhe s. ~ shilling 81 even -
DoFante. 100 Thamas i9l 81
Drramer aged 100 s Davis ~ 81
kGs DAUGHTER. 90 lm kcerner 50 even
CanfieheTn. l0i Hut9eh VI 81
Good start Won dTi, ihT Sir Iohn 1ohlaol b
g. hv isid0F-ta Tosca % owned hy the Sever
wyck stsbis. Trained 5y D. woodiord.