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GENERAL
 WAR NEWS
NEW YORK SAYS ALLIES LOSING CONFIDENCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The war re. ports received from Europe today give indications that the confidence of the allies is admittedly ebbing The won derful show of strength, and the splen- did strategy displayed by the German leaders of both the army and navy and the unlocked for detachment of large bodies of troops to strengthen the Aus trian movements all contributed to great feeling of uneasiness throughout England, France and Russia It is quite apparent that they are fast los ing their belief in being able to over come the Germans
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REPORTED SPAIN WILL ENTER FRAY.

MADRID. Feb. 5.--The people of Madrid are in a wildly excited state because of a rumor, which has obtain cd wide circulation. to the effect that Spain intends to enter the fray in France with the opening of spring.
 The spanish ministry has heretofore given no indication of it's immediate intentions in that direction and the failure to promptly deny the above Tumor lends it an added significance.
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GERMANS MAGNIFICENT VALoR USELESS.

PETROGRAD, Feb. 5-The German forces are undauntedly plunging head long into an inferno of fire 10 the west ward of Warsaw in vain attempt to pierce the heavy lines of the Rus sians. Line after line of troops are flung against the Russian lines but only to wayer and wilt before the stream of shot from the closely man ned trenches. The death toll of the Germans is declared To be appalling and cannot be much longer endured.
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PARIS, Feb 5.-A recently captured German soldier says it is we'll known in German ranks that Germany Is pre- pairing to deal the allies a crushing blow which it is believed, will be the deciding act of the great war.
 According to the statement made the Kaiser's plans embrace the inva- sion of England late this month and simultaneously with the arid on the English an overwhelming blow will be struck at Paris and Warsaw.
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employing special measures to guard all public buildings and works. The statement of Van Horn to the effect that the plans in his possession were made. not by himself but in Germany, indicates the possibility of plan for nation wide campaign of destruction throughout Canada. Guards have been placed at all important public works and buildings are carefully guarded A special watch Is also being kept on all bridges and canals leading to the United States
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KAISER RUNNING NO CHANGES ON ITALY.

ROME Feb. 5.--ltalian aviators as- sert that they have made the discov cry that Germany has massed a large body of troops along her southern border at points closest to the Italian frontier. thus indicating palmer than words that the Kaiser does not intend to be caught unawares. The forests along the southern slopes of the Ger. man frontier arc declared to conceal many thousand troops
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GERMANY SUPPOSED TO BE PREPARING TO INVADE ENGLAND

GOPENnAGEN. Feb. , Reports from German sources declare that tho Kaiser Is preparing for an invasion of England and Is only awaiting for fav- orahle weather to move upon the Brit ish coasts A fleet of nearly hundred great scows, armored and fitted with machine guns are said to be waiting in the river Seheldt This formidable transport fleet is stated. will carry an army of fifty thousand or more troops =. is expected to cross the Channel sI .A --., ,
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MURDER AND RAPlNE IS
 REDUCING MEXICO TO WASTE

Fl. PASO. Feb. J.--Reports from the Interior tell horrifylng story of mur- der and rapine in almost every dis trict in Central and Northern Mexico The country is reduced to a barren waste. once populous towns and yil- lages are reduced to ruins and the homeless and defenceless inhabitants are If the mercy of the rowing bandit bands Murder, pillage and arson are sa i'd to be of daily occurrences The situation is beyond description and from every indication continues to grow worse.
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MEXICO CITY VIEWS VILLAS
 APPROACH WITH ALARM

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 5.-The popu- lace are in a panic at the approach Of Y lila and his army as il Is believed that the city Is doomed to be again the cen ter of turmoil and bloodshed. The people are fast becoming dissatisfied affairs and have little sympathy with the pretensions of the several leaders If the hostile factions.
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FAMOUS CHICAGO PORK PACKER
 PASSES AWAY

CHICAGO. Feb5-Edward Tnden. one of Chieagos most noted citizens passed away at his home today. Mir. Tilden for many years has been t prominent figure in the Chicago bus. ness world and was for years treasurer of the firm of Libby, McNlell and Libby
 Al the time of his death he was vice president of the Drogers Deposit Na tional Bank
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BRITISH FEAR BEING BOTTLED UP BY SUBMARINES.

LONDON, Feb 5.-The public of Great Britain are much in fear of the recently uttered German threat to bot tie up the British Isles by cordon of submarines. The government has also decided to adopt more stringent meas ures against German trade and ways and means of stopping the trafflc with Germany are being considered
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KAISER DECLARES NEW WAR ZONE AROUND BRITISH ISLES U. $. AND SCANDINAVIA STATES
 EXCITED AND MAY PROTEST

concern The Kaiser's decision. it is declared. will seriously affect Ameri- can commerce to neutral countries The English papers are unanimous In call ing the action deliberately hostile to the United States
 The Scandinavian states are also ex- cited and are loud in their denuncin tion of the German Emperor's action
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GERMAN PROCLAMATION AROUSES U. S. ENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-The Ger extending the war zone to all waters of England and France and also an western coast of France have already been mined, has effectually aroused the government Administrative cir
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CLARK DEFEATED FOR SPEAKER
 OF HOUSE

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Washlnston adyices state that the selection Of Champ Clark by the members present at the Democratic causus was repu- dated on the floor. Despite consider able opposition the speakership fell to representative Kitchen of South Caro- lima. The friends of Clark are much chagrned at hls failure.
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SUPREME STRUGGLE IN POLAND ON.

ROME, Feb 5.--All reports received here indicate that the supreme struggle of the Polish campaign is now on be- fore Warsaw, the results of which it is considered will be decisive. The Ger man forces are vastly outnumbered but the mammoth howitzers are steadily overcoming the Russian su- periority of numbers.
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CANADIAN CONTINGENT SUFFER FROM ENGLISH CLIMATE.

LONDON, Feb 5.--Thc Canadian contingent in training at Salisbury plains are suffering severely from the cold dampness of England and many
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are sick as a result of the change of climate. The death list among the Canadians has also been matter of grave concern to the military officials. Out of the thirty thousand Canadian troops who are eneamped in the train ing district nearly five hundred have died from various diseases incident to exposure.
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TURKEY DON'T WANT ITALY IN THE WAR.

ROME, Feb 5.-The Turkish min ister today made an impassioned plea to the government to refrain from en- tering the war, declaring that Italy should keep her recently contracted treaties with the Sultan.
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ITALIAN GOVERNM ENT KEEPS SILENT.

ROME, Feb, 5.-The government continues to maintain a sphinx like silence as to the reason for the mobili- zation of the Italian army All news is being censored and the public is but little informed as to the affairs Of the north. The war spirit continues un- nbated in spite of the persistent efforts of the paciflcists.
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PETROGRAD SAYS THAT GERMAN OFFENSIVE SPENT ITSELF.

PETROGRAD. Feb. 5.-Reports from the front state that the terrific German forward movement near Warsaw has spent itself without definite result. Furious fighting still continues near Bolimow the Russian center occupying a small town and from which position the enemy are unable to dislodge the
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HOME COOKING.

The Coffee House and Restaurant of Mrs. Niebline is the only place to get homo cooking. Lunches and short orders will receive the best of attsn. ton. Dinner served from five o'clock on, and it can't be beat Next door to the Surprise store. if
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GERMAN BRIDGE WREckER GETS 90 DAYS.

VANCEBORO. Maine. Feb. Wei men Van Horn tho alleged German army officer who was arrested for dynamlting tho St Croix bridge has been convicted on the charge of mali clous destruction of property and has been sentenced to thirty days in the
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GERMANS STILL FIGHTING
 EuRIOUSlY NEAR WARSAW.

WARSAW, Feb. 5.--Furious battles are taking place at various points along the Russo German front
 West Of here the German attacks being centered on the Polish village of Bolimow. The Germans are keeping up terrific cannonade in an attempt to reach this city
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VON HlNDEN3ERG STILL RUSSIAN OFFENCES

VIENNA, Feb. a.#A dispatch from Berlin states that General Non linden berg is assailine the Russian defences before Warsaw with the worlds might fest army Hundreds of the great howitzers are said to be engaged and tons of shells are bcins hurled Into Che ranks of the SlaVs
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Two dozen great choral and other musical organizations from as many states will compete for the s26.00o prize at the International Eisteddfod to be held the last week in July 1915. at the Panama Pacific International Exposition
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SAY GERMANS REACHED WARSAW BUT REITERATED.

SAYVILLE. Feb. 5.--Berlin dis patches state that the German forces drove wedge into the outer defenses of Warsaw last night but were unable to retain the position owing to the im- aIans
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CANADIAN GOVT GUARDS
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND WORKS.

OTTAWA, Feb. Swallowing the dis closures made by Werner Van Horn. the German officer who attempted to blow up tho St Croix international bridge, the Canadian government is
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kAiSER'S ACTION AROUSES SERIOUS FEELING IN U. S.

SEATTLE, Feb, 5.--The Kaiser's declaration of the extension of the war zone around the British Isles is re- garded very seriously In Washington and Is giving the government much
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ATTEMPT TO PASS IMMIGRATION
 BILL OVER VETO FAILS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-Desptte the exertions of It's supporters the at tempt to pass the immigration bill over the veto Of President Wilson failed by five votes
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v0n H|nDEnBERG FILINGS REGIMENT
 AFTER REGIMENT AGAINST RUSSIANS

heavily maased forces of the Czar.
 Non Hlndenberg is still Ringing re- giment after regiment against the Russian defenees with the intention it is believed of drawing the Russian troops from thoir menacing position in east Prussan campaign
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GERMAN ATTACK NEAR WARSAW SPENT ITSELF
VILLA HEADS FOR
 MEXICO CITY

FL PASO, Feb. 5.-General Villa in command of the constitutionalists forces has started to march on Quert are an important railroad center near Mexico City from which situation hs expects 10 operate against the Car
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MooRs ACTIVE IN MOROCCO.

BERLIN. Feb. 5.--Advices received here state that the rebellious Moors are active In Morocco and have cap- tured several important positions near Eez.
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An added horror Is the freezing weather and thousands of wounded are perishing from the bitter cold
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NOTICE TO MOOSE

All entries must be in on or before 3 o'clock, p. nn. Wednesday, Feb. 10, to Henry Bureh. Number of dogs and weight of burden. Committee.
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cles are much disturbed by Germany's arbitrary action and it is generally be- lleved that the United states will enter vigorous protest.
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CAPTURED SOLDIERS SAY GERMANS
 CONTEMPLATE 4 CRUSHING BLOW

county jail. The Canadian authorities are demanding his extradltion
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German naval bases are also said [, display unusual activity at present
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Eagle Entertainment and Ball, To- morrow night. Balcony admission soc to all.
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The Daily Nugget, S2.oo per month
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ENGLISH LEADERS APPEAL FOR RECRUITS.

LONDON, Feb 5-The leading men of England are again appealing to the manhood of England to rush To Che re cruiting offices stating that England needs every man to save her from destruction.
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Mrs. Bartlett announces that her her dancing class will meet every Wed nesday and Friday al K. K hall from now on.
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Program 8:3o to 1o:oo. Eagle En sion Soc to ali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH MURDER. OF
A WEALTHY WIDOW

jackson. KY, Aug. N.-Mrs. Mamie
Hamlon. who says her home is at Cnica-
go and that she is a daughter-in-law OF
former governor Of Illinois, was ar
rested at Portsmouth. this county. to-
day. charged with the murder Of Mrs
Polly Davis. a wealthy widow.
Mrs. Hamlon, an artist, some months
ago came to Portsmouth to paint series
Of eastern Kentucky pictures. she met
and became attached to Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Davis is said to have explained
to Mrs. Hamlon that she was making her
will to charity and asked her in case OF
her death to see that her property was
not appropriated by her relatives.
Shortly afterwards Mrs. Davis died OF
poisoning. physicians say. and then came
confusion about the will. Today Mrs.
Harmon was indicted by the Breathitt
circuit court grand jury on the charge
II having poisoned Mrs. Davis and forg-
I'd a will which purported to leave the
lead womans property to her.
Mrs Hamlon is said to have two chill
iren in Illinois. Her husband is dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
CASE
DECISION OUT
Municipal Officers Refer
Charges andEvidence
to Board of Health

waterville. Me-, Aug. N.-(SpeciaD.-
The adjourned meeting of the board OF
aldermen sitting with the mayor as the
municipal officers on the complaint of
Harry and Samuel Silver against DR..
j. w. Stewart, meat inspector of the
board Of health, was held Friday evening
behind closed doors. At it's close the fol-
lowing was handed out as the decision:
THE mayor and board of aldermen In
session as municipal officers, after hear
ing all the testimony in the charges of
Silver Bros. and Harry Silver against
DR.. J. W. Stewart, find that the evidence
as submitted covers the acts of said
Stewart as meat inspector. an office I'M
der the control Of the board of health,
and that they have no right to remove
him as meat inspector. They do not find
evidence warranting his removal as a
member of the board of health. They
feel that the, evidence shows improper
practices as meat inspector and they re-
fer to the board of health the charges
and copy of the evidence and hereby
request the board to give the same i'm
mediate attention and take such action
as is justified
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
maine J0TT|NCS

Carl r. Dearborn Of Biddeford, an
automobile agent, was arraigned in the
police court at Old Orchard Thurs
upon Mrs. Dora Evans Of Old Orchard
and Mrs. Nellie NJ. Googins, wife of
policeman Fred H. Googins of Old
Orchard. formerly member of the
Boston police force. On the first
charge he was bound over to the grand
jury in $500. In the second case he
was ordered to furnish $500 bonds for
his appearance in September. Accord
ing to the testimony, Dearborn's arrest
followed a joy ride.
Riding a motor cycle with a side
car occupied by his wife and her pet
King Charles spaniel, Mr.. Burkett of
New York City. rode into town this
noon from the White Mountains,
bound for Bar Harbor. says the Bath
Times Thursday. The machine was
equipped with wind shield and
searchlight. The couple crossed the
river bound for Rockland, much re-
lieved to know that the shore road
between Bath and the Lime Kiln city
was all right. He said that the roads
in Maine thus far had been in bad
shape. The dog Sassafras, seemed
to be enjoying the ride.
The funeral of John r. Graham, presi-
dent of the Bangor Railway and Electric
Company, was held at the residence on
French street, Bangor, Thursday after
noon, Rev. Robert w. Plant of Gardiner
officiating. The honorary bearers were
directors of the Bangor Railway and
Electric Company. F. H. Appleton,
Charles D. Stanford. ]. Norman Towle,
Howard Corning and Frank Sillinan,
Jr., Herbert L. Clark of Philadelphia,
Frederic Straus of New York and Z. c.
Rider of Bangor. The remains were
taken to Quincy, Mass, where services
will be held Friday afternoon at 23o
o'clock in Christ Episcopal church
Burial will be made in Mt. Wollaston
cemetery. Many business places and
offices were closed during the funeral
and flags were displayed at half-statf
All trolley cars on the local and subur-
ban lines were stopped from 2.3o to 235,
and all work as far as possible in all of
the Graham enterprises was suspended
for the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
Church Notices

First Baptist church: At 10.45 A. NJ.
the pastor will speak upon the theme
Gods Man." Bible school at II NJ. !;
evening vesper service at Z; subject,
1.-THE Servant and His Service" Deacon
H. A. Plummer will lead the song service
and the meeting will be in the church
auditorium. On Tuesday evening the
whole church will meet for an hour OF
devotion, helpful Bible study and prayer
at 7.3O o'clock. Read carefully the
epistle to Philemon.
The pastor, Rev. E. NJ. Holman. will
speak at the sanitorium at $50 P. NJ.
Sunday. assisted by a choir from the
church.
Methodist church, Rev. c. o. Perry
pastor: Morning devotion at 1o.45 with
sermon by the pastor; Bible and Sunday
school at IL NJ: evening prayer and
praise service at I. The regular weekly
meeting of the Epworth League will be
held at 73O p NJ Tuesday. Weekly
prayer service at 7.so P. NJ. Friday.
Church of the Immaculate Heart, High
street, Rev. FIR. Alex. Dugree pastor:
Mass at A. M: high mass at 10 A. NJ;
vespers at P. NJ; low mass each morn
ing of the week starting at us.
Union Mission hall: Morning service
at 10; afternoon service at 2.30; evening
service at Z.
Salvation Army hall: Sunday school
hour at 10 A. NJ; holiness service at II
A. NJ; open air service at 2.30 P. M.
afternoon service at 3; open air service
at P NJ. and indoor services at 7S0 p
NJ; open air services and indoor services
are held during the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
EMILE MAR|NO
STILL ATLARCE

Emilia Marina, escaped inmate of the
criminal wards of the Augusta State
hospital, was not found Friday and Is
still at large. Fritz. who was taken in
charge by the hospital attendants Thurs
day evening while at farm house a
few miles from the city, said when ques-
toned that Marine had become very tired
and that for long time before he left
him he had aided him in travelling but
had finally gone on ahead of him IN
search Of food. Officers believe that
hunger will soon drive Marino from hid
ing and that he will be easily appre-
hended.
Marine, an Italian with characteristic
Italian features and capable Of speaking
or understanding very little of the Eng
lish tongue, is IS years of age. feet and
inches tall. weighs lao pounds, has
black hair, black eyes. a round, chubby
face. and wears clothing marked "E.
Marino."
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BANGOR FAIR
Continued from Page One)

event and it will be divided into three
five mile races. In the first race the
winner will receive a purse of $50,
and will drop out In the second race
the winner receives 500 and he re-
tires. The remainder will race for
third prize Of SO.
The entries for this event and the
machines on which they will ride are ::
Chapman (Thor), Jacquith Harley
Davidson). Hilliard Charley David :
SOM, F1agg (Thor), Green Charley
Davidson). Dugan Harley Davidson
Brennan Qndian), Strout (Harley-
Davidson).
E. M. Estabrook. formerly vice pres
ident of the Federation of American
Motorcyclists, is to be one of the
judges for this event, and the others
have not been selected as yet. Cyrus
Winch of the Kendall Winch Co.. Pc
nobscot county agents for the Harley
Davidson Co., will act as starter and
Chester M. Stewart as fagman.
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WIN
HARNESS RACES

Bangor. Aug. N.-Perfect weather IA
vored the Eastern Maine State Fair to-
day and 1000 people enjoyed the various
events. All three harness races were
won by the favorites. although in the
24o pace the winner was threatened by
The Witch, Newport mare, which
showed sensational bursts of speed but
was too unsteady to stay in front. The
summaries:
2.4o PACE-PURSE $500.
Leila Burns. g m. by Bobbie
Burns (Sharon) ...................1
The Witch, m. by Direct Bra
den Dearborn) .................3 3 3
Governor Guild, CHI & Pottle).....2 z
Roy Volo, CHI dint ...........5 DIS
Robert Bingen. b g (MaxwelD...4 ds
Time-2.16 IA, 219 IA, 217 IA, 2.21 IA.
2.22 PACE-PURsE $500.
Master Mariner, CHI g. by Mariner
Lady Carnage. m (Gamage.1re:
Frank Braden. g (Simmons)......4 4 Z
Belle Gray, m (Reynolds). DIS
Time-2.18 IA, 20 3-4, 215 IA.
2.35 TROT-PURSE $500.
Tidy Peter. br 5, by Peter the Great
cockatoo. Oh Potttiiejj.. ....2
Trampbusy, (MaxwelD.
Time-2.23 IA, ga, 20 IA.
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RIDGE ROAD

Mrs. Colby Joy has returned from
Kennebunk.
H. B. Stewart has named his farm
Stewart farm. ~
Carlton Kelley Of Boston is visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank NOVEL;.
Miss Matte Downs OF Fairfield and
Miss May ueering. nurse at the Fair
field sanitchum. re visiting Mrs.
MIR. and Mrs. walter Farnham Of
Orono and r. H. Harris and Christie
Furber Of Canaan were recent visitors
at the home Of ]. A. Harris.
Arthur H. Ellis and son Donald are
winning their usual laurels at the
fairs this year on their famous Tunis