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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-21
OAKLAND
Severe Thunder Storm Visits
Town-First Fall Meeting Of
Unity Club

Raymond Manson is the guest Of
his uncle, Parrish Manson. on Fair
held street, tor few days
The next regular meeting OF the Sa
rah Sampson Tent, No. 6, will be
held at the home OF the president,
Miss Louise Benson, Belgrade avenue,
at 100 O'Clock Monday evening.
A severe thunder shower visited
this town yesterday morning about s
o'clock. accompanied by a heavy
downpour, out doing no material dam
age other than causing several stray
blows OF the fire alarm and tempo
rarily putting the electric lights out
OF commission.
Mis-. F. B. MARS left yesterday for
short visit with friends and rela-
tives in Dexter.
Mrs. John Branch. formerly Of this
town but now Of Dexter, is visiting
friends in town for several days,
Mrs Edwin Foster and daughter
Helen left yesterday for Holyoke,
Mass. where Miss Foster will enter
Miss Bradfords school for Girls.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. r. Hodsdon, who
have been attending the North Ken
nebec Baptist Association in Pitts
field have returned to their home on
Church street.
Several Knight Templars from here
attended st. Omar Commandery in
Naterville Wednesday evening
Miss Marjorie Leonard left this
morning for Wellesley, where she will
resume her studies in Wellesley Col
lege.
H. L. Homestead Of, Bangor was a
business visitor in town yesterday
Henry Bowden. William Hersom and
Justin Sawtclle were among those VII
attended the reunion in Waterville OF
nc 2nd Maine Regiment
Murray Leonard left this morning
for Boston. where he will he employed
b :. :. Pierce %.
Mrs NJ l.. Livingston is passing
several DAYS in Madison and North
Arson, where she is the guest of rel
atives.
Mrs, Percy Allen left Thursday for
q short visit in Athens
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Collins returned
yesterday from Ipswich Mass. where
they attended the wedding of their
son Frank.
Mrs. Wallace Judkins and daughter
Virginia passed the day Thursday in
Augusta.
The Unity Club held its first meet
ing after the summer recess in Muir
ray vestry Wednesday evening. A
short business meeting was held and
social evening was passed with three
tables at whist. Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-21
NATIONAL home

Officer Of the day, Capt. Charles Nc
Culloch
Louis F, Theme of Hampton. Va
has arrived 70 visit~his parents. Prof
ana Mrs. b. ~. Theme
Odelon Valcour. late % z. U. s
Inf. has been granted a discharge
from the Home and gone to Washing
ton, D. c. He was quartermaster SER
eeant for the past II months
Charles F. Welman ri Belmont. late
co, G. Attn Ne. Inf. has been read
mitted to the Home
The moving picture program for
Friday evening will he Ethel Barry
more in The White Raven" a five
part Metro feature; q Travelogue and
a comedy, Her Perfect Husband"
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Breck have
moved to Springfield. Mass. to make
their future home. They have been in
the laundry business here for the past
six or seven wears and A wide circle Of
friends unite in wishing them success
in their new business Mr.. RrecL
wishes to thank all the veterans for
their corporation in making his BUSH
ness profitable one
Angus G. Furns. late 10. F. 1st T..
5. $. s. William Carey. late NAVY;
Rufus l.. Dill. late Navy. Michael
Gleason, late Co. II, sth L. s. Inf:
Henry H. Horn. late Navy: Cornelius
A. Myers. late Co, F. 18th \ Y. Cav;
Franklin RYDER, late Navy: Charles II.
Stafford. late O.. 3, 2rf L. s. INF;
Patrick McGaf1gan. late Co H. srd
I. S. Inf: Michael E. Brack. late CO.
K "a Mass. Inf. and John NJ Lane
late hand e5th = 7. Inf. have been
granted discharges from the Home
Ma or Niles l.. Perkins. the Branch
treasurer. Wednesday and Thursday
raid pensions TO the veterans disburs-
ing $4,000 in cash and mailing over
500. n0n in checks.
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MONMOUTH

There was a good attendance A.
Monmouth Grange Wednesday eve
ming. following the regular business
short program was enjoyed consist
ing Of piano duet. Miss Ruth Head
and Miss Hazel Drake; readings by
Mrs. Florence Twitchell and Mrs.
Ruth Pottle: vocal solo c. H Peas
ley; clippings by different members
Of the Grange: remarks, DR. w
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas OF Lewiston
who are occupying a cottage at the
shore
Oscar Flanders and n. p. Blake are
in Portland. serving on the jury.
Harold Andrews. who has been the
guest Of his parents for a few DAYS.
will return Friday
Mrs H. 3. Blake entertained four
tables at auction Thursday evening
She had as guests Mrs e. L. How
ard Mrs. Anna Irwin. Mrs. r A.
Rlaisdell. Mrs r A Chick. Mrs. Fl :
Dean Mrs. ! n. Gilman. Mrs. w. ".
Woodbury.. Mrs. F. II. March, Miss
Flora Frost. Mrs. c. II. Stetson. Mrs
Cora Norris. Mrs Harold Flanders,
Mrs =. A. Prescott, Mrs. H. z. Mer-
riIl, Mrs. John Ruller
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MISSING GIRL WAS
FORMERLY AT MT. MERICI

The police department has been noti-
fed 10 be on the lookout for Olive Frances
Furbush. aged IA years. who has disap-
peared from her home in Portland Depu-
ty Marshal Simpson received telephone
message from the Augusta police depart
ment Thursday evening that travelling
man had informed the department that
he had seen the girl in Watervile during
the day. She was a former student al
the Mount Merici Academy. leaving here
about two years ago
She is described as feet 81 inches high
and weighing io3 pounds. She had on
one-pisce dress. light colored with a blue
flower. low neck and short sleeves. green
velvet sailor hat. with black ribbon and
bow ON the side. black stockings, high
black shoes, three-quarter length green
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-21
HUNS USED ITALIAN
CAp7|yES AS TARGETS
OR POISONED Them

Washington. Sept 2o-Stories OF in
human treatment of Italian prisoners
by their Austro Hungarian captors
have been brought to Rome. according
20 disnatches received here today by
prominent italian lawyer. sent home
BY the Austrians among a NUMBER OF
ircapacitated prisoners.
This man reported that captives
were systematically tortured in the
prison camps. in many cases being
used as targets for revolver practice
o, deliberately poisoned. A Hungarian
lieutenant. Farks. who is said to have
lee in such atrocities, now is in Italian
ha nds.
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WILL NOT SPECIFY
FATE or BELGIUM

Berlin. Wednesday. Sept. - (via Lon
don. Sept oN.-While the text of the
German reply to Pope Benedict's peace
SATURDAY. the Berlin nress and parlia :
nentary circles concur in the prediction
that the message will not contain spe-
cific declarations concerning Belgium.
The fate of that country Just now
ie calling forth excessive pan German
fvothing due to recurrent rumors that
tho government had definitely decided
10 abandon all intentions Of permanent
control IN the occupied Belgian terri
tory.
While these reports are said TO have
basis in the alleged trial balloon"
sent ont by England. they equally
carry carmarks Of an obvious arti-
fetal inspiration for the purpose Of
supporting the annexa tionists' cam
pa!gn
Official quarters today were ahso-
lutely non communicative on the sub
jcct OF The German answer outside of
admitting that 1t will be delivered to
the papal delegate at Munich tomor-
row. The impression prevailing in
wen INFORMED quarters Is tnat the
note will leave the subject Of Bel
GUM in allegiance. This is considered
wholly in keeping with the Pope's
present efforts at mediation which it
is pointed out. do not call for the spe-
cifc peace terms of any of the helIig-
ercuts.
The German attitude on this point
might tcrseiy be expressed whether
il was true that the German repre-
sentative at Buenos Ayres had de-
spatched and the ministry OF foreign
affairs at Berlin had received the teIe-
grams in Question.
When the reply was received the
Swedish minister AT Berlin on Sept
Is was instructed by the Swedish gov
eminent TO hand to the German gov
eminent a strong protest in conse-
quence Of these incidents and to Law
stress on the fact that il had been
confirmed beyond doubt that German
officials very seriously had abused the
confidence of Sweden.
The communication made by the
German minister at Stockholm to the
Swedish minister Of foreign affairs
mentioned in the Swedish official
statement Of Sept. H. had no connec-
ton with the protest made by the
Swedish government.
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RATH WOMAN TAKES
LIFE BY HANGING

Ratn ". sept 3 Mrs Ada Louise
Narnf"n Clarke wife of Charles n.
Ctrss -0mmi'tsd suicide sometime early
~ morning by hanging Her body was
~ "a ~ Mr.. Clarke as he came down
't..-- aN7u, so She had tied rope TO
rsiirE on tho second floor County
Nss al Examiner Dr L Snipe viewed
~ .edv 7~a gave verdict ~ suicide
N-t Clarke had been In failing health
- number = Years and her physical
c--A""oa Unnamed vith hardening OF the
s.s-es Heueved 70 nave temporarily
dt-s1gsf her mind
MI. vas me only lneal descendant in
'rs 81. n cant samuel Harnden. Jr.
as al Broader who. under an act OF
go Mass. huse'ts Legislature was EN-
powered ard did call meeting for in
c--nors'ios the second Parish ~ George
't,v : mo county ~ Lincoln, into sep
go. .rer \, me name NJ Bath. and he
rr.' l.d ~ 'he meeting held March H.
go '7r 'n,' purpose
Hs .,a. a MILITARY man % some dis
tr-..,r ara vas w-,en the title OF In
fer NEr'sr He had a fort IN West
v-a'- ~ rear what was then Harden $
70 Rter pa, ferry Indians attack
o. - there ranv times uusuccessiullT'
A. u.s.. ur,s 81 the rrcble massacre
sra-Aaturh,sr NJ the BROADER was
-srt -eA ,ra carried WITH the Frebi"
~ #rss n canada He organized res
Ill. sx-eSrlon which brought them all
rs-s
Nee clarke Vas q daughter OF capt
Wlar Hnrnden and vas born IN
NIr ~ p her father vas in
-~ar3 N Bath ship and settled
~ famu,- ~ Bath in the house in
Mr.. Clarke died and which her
f''-.- evred
IN sirlhood whom she reached the
s-Nocl age Mrs Clarke Was sent
tt -e- fat on ~ Madame Tardi'el 5
New York ,ity. at that time
GRO = mo most fashionable schools in
'-r --In,rv for Young ladies
r, people remember hcr as an ex-
rrpt.anali, veil educated and very lit
erp+, woman She was interested in
oY- ~ork and vas as = friend said
'eA5. ono ~ tho sweetest women in
r7,H
IL survi, 81 ~ her husband, the
'l'o- ~ 80 Times a brother VIII
Nam r Hnrnder ~ RoXhury. Mass
a1I Alfred l.. Tarhox of Bath. Mrs
Ernest \ Allan Washington. n c.
'i-s George r. Cooper wife ~ Cap
sin Cooper = : y: Mrs 2. n.
Mad son wife ~ Lieut. Commander
Madison r. 6 y and pr. Harry Tar
toy BROOKLYN. y. y are cousins.
To- funeral VIII be hold from the
residence AZ 80 Hish street. Saturday
afternoon A. $50 o'clock.
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IS PROROGUED
CONTINUED from Page One)

hesitatingly be put forth in the stern
determination that the fast sacrihces
already made shall not have been
made in vain"
The session has lasted eight montns.
curing which many important matters
have been decided To meet the ex-
penses Of Canadian war operations
$3.50. 600 600 was voted Conscripfion
was voted. Consumption was enacted
10 provide 100000 reinforcements for
Canadian troops i nthe field.
Prime Minister Borden visited Enc
land and on his return. unsucccssfuli"
endea Vored 70 induce Sir Wilfrid Lau-
rier to join with him in the formation
Of a coalition government. This fall
ing. and application for extension OF
tho term Of Parla ment being reject
ed. ARA rgements were made for ele--
ton by enacting hill providing votes
for soldiers overseers and in Canada.
Wartime Elections Act
A wartime elections act wa. pass
ed extending the franchise to wives,
mothers, sisters and daughters or
Canadian soldiers overseas. while the
vote was withdrawn from aliens from
enemy countries whose Canadian nat
ura liza ton Is Of less than Is J.e-s
standing. These measures. IL 10 cal
culated. will give military vote OF
rot less than one million.
Conscription and the enfranchise-
ment of female relatives Of soldiers
were opposed by only a portion Of the
Liberal Opposition. II vas announc-
Cd that the first class Of conscripts
comprising unmarried men between q
and A. years of age will be called 70
the colors.
The prime minister has stated tina.
he will strengthen his government re-
orcaniza ton and IL is expected that
he will call into II several representa-
tive Liberals The election Is 70 ~
held before the Christmas holiday.
The issues will be conscrip;ion ana
government railways owrcrsh'p which
has been brought to attention BY tine
governments purchase Of the CanAdi-
an Northern Trans-Continental sys-
tenn with 1000 miles Of lines.
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W|NDHAM STRIKE
Shuts Down Mill Max
ing Cloth for War De-
partment

Portland. Me, Sept. 2o.-The woole1
mill of the 'Windham Manufacturing
Co, at South Windham, owned by
the Parke Wilder Co. of Boston. was
shut down tonight on account OF the
strike of 10 spinners who demanded
an increase in their guaranteed wages
from SIS to SEQ a week. The men work
by the piece with a guarantee.
The mill is engaged in making WOOL
en- cloth for shirts for the war de-
partmea1t with an output OF co 100
ards a week
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Letters have been received in the city
from Mark Thompson. Colby Il. who il
now in the II s naval service overseas.
He writes that in the short time he has
been IN the service some six or eight
weeks, his ship has had more excitement
than some ships that have been over
much longer. They have had some very
rough weather, being in one If the worst
storms ever known a sea and having
several close calls with enemy ships. and
are finding plenty to do so that time is
not hanging heavy on their hands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-21
WINDSOR FAIR
Baby Show Features
Closing Day
serr. Doure Wins Special Race
purhrs Oxen Contest and Premium.
Awarded

-~4.r windsor, Me Sept 9.-There
a.. an tendance Of about 800 upon the
st Ia, q: the Windsor fair TODAY in
s-.e -. me inclsmency Of the weather
Ar with he clearing in the afternoon tn.
res44- program was carried out In a
,- .4 e.sful manner.
--a asay show was one of the chief a,
n. uaas q number Of pretty babies be-
r altered
re ~-oung picture show In the dining
ra-
srsor Borrette made his balloon as
il me afternoon, going in his
.g-. .4' ~ HEnt above the clouds and
.--r low outside the fair grounds.
-,- ~ eSi 20 ue q very enjoyable par
e't-s ., program
s-a:iaI Race
4. -tere-'.rr race vas held. this be-
,.. .r..1l race ln place % the go race.
r., o. 8I' Vss ~ follows
-~4~.. ng q. & Bryanu i II
RnE rg DR Halb ......2 :
ak 2 " Y. R,ilariD 81 5 2
N.r m &.
%, ... "a ~ cW F walte-, :
--g I'M
~
''''i.'. ''i
r.
H'''u' l. mason ana
7orsc and Colt Show
~ n4 .mrsr % horses and colts were
s".o. 44rnF nc DAY, the premiums in
'fe HtHfs 'eins - follows One-y ear
.rat' -lSl Warren Ware ~ North
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FINDS WRECK OF CLIFFORD,
CAPTAIN AND CREW LOST

\ev Bedford. Mass. Sept. 2o.-Cap-
'ain George Fred Tilton is on his way
t1ek - New Bedford in the schooner
P}fhian according 10 a cable received
here today from Labrador Capt. TIL
IN sent word that he had found
"rtCkaKc ~ the schooner clifford and
'ar' Gibbons and all her crew were
lost
The clifford had not been heard from
'or Two wears Capt Tiiton sent WORD
'ha' he will bring hack valuable
ea'ro ~ furs from the Hudson Bay
country.
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nediateiy, but on last adFace nonee AaQ
been received by Chaplain Scott. We
ask every woman present to make note
OF this request. that friends be invited
to share their records. with which they
have become familiar, with our soldier
boys at Portsmouth.
A Motor Ambulance.
a motor ambulance az the battle
front. an ambulance inscribed as gift
Of the National ". c. T. T., floating
our White Ribbon beside our glorious
flag was a fondly cherished hope OF
our National President, Miss Gordon.
Her hope has become a reality. So
generous was the response that two
ambulances have been purchased.
Maine quickly subscribed its appor-
tionment and more, and Is now ready
10 respond to the call of the United
Committee on War Temperance activ-
ity in the army and navy OF which
Miss Gordon is vice-chairman. This
committee asks the ". G. I. L. 70
provide sixteen stereomotographs. one
for each of the cantonments where the
new army is being modified, as its
part of the one hundred thousand dol
lars the committee wished to raise.
Support Of French Orphans.
Forty dollars pays for the support
OF a French orphans on year. This is
one Of the activities of the foreign
mission in cooperation with the W. c.
t. L. service plan. At least one or
phan in France is being supported by
generous friends in Maine
Other plans and activities will be
sent to local unions, and given in the
Union Signal and the star in the East.
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VAUDEVILLE

Local men are much interested in the
announcement from Augusta Thursday
that new regiment of the National
Guard is to be organized al once in Maine
to include any men who may wish TO en-
list between the ages OF IS and 10 it is
probable that an effort will be made at
once 10 start a Waterville company il
such will be accepted By the adjutant
generals office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-21
Furlouchs Granted

Burroughs have ben granted 10 the
following William A Paine to Port
land William r. Mills 10 New York
city: Samuel H Cough to Providence;
Jacob Nerstrappen TO Alfred; Daniel
i. HOGAN to New York city: James H
Lowe 10 Portland; BENJAMIN F, Ryder
to Boston; Charles W. Russ to Bqs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-21
JAY MACK, BUSY'S LASSIE, MISS
HARRIS N. AND SUBLIME WINNERS

Ooiumous, Ohio. Sept. 2o-One of the
Unexpected results of today's Grand
euie race program az the mile track
was the defeat of William
IN the free for all pace.
ne champion was not only beaten
out tailed to get in the money in =.
'eiu OF six PAGERS. II was m. e..
ne ever lost, outside of a few 80
'.thes with Directum I, since he
al -" -year-old and first appear
cd on the track.
harris NJ won two heats and
ace. The middle heat won nv u.1
al IN nat was the tastes, TIL.
heats We're the fastest raced a.
az Grand Circuit track this v.ar
l.. broke in the first mile short.
"i.er leaving the wire and did -.
an 'he second he led to tho tb-..
L., IN 40, then being bea,e, h.,
10. noy IN the sprint home. He n.y.r
pue MS nose in front AZ al -
third heat. al IN the
In the go pace Jaw Msct
- WIS Robert Gatewood. Cears,
o,.l e-y ear-old PAGER. negotiated h;s
ne winning heat in 2.o51-4 neu
p,n iof three-year-old this seasoa
~ ~ was favorite in this event
. n s'ake event, the Capital civ
-o' rot' purse $4,000 saw p.oa,t;
nv pvs, - me auctions. easily beaten
- nuSy Lassie in straight heats
Won the final event Tho > ts
,'"'' four days Of racing nov h,l
1"fnP"ted with but one favor.
,te winning in that time. The SUNNI
-" CLASS PACING
Purse 5000: IN ).
say Mack. chh by Liberty
Jay tMc Donald ...... a9,,
Robert Gatewood. bh bv 7
Malcolm Forbes (Geers> 40 :,
hurt r. tre by Jacob Refs
tJonesD
r''hci Knight, hlkm (Swayn) 6443 {
Little Mike, brg (Robinson) e5 70
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Fridays Concert Proqram

March. The Great Captain" Scouton
OVertures, Turandot' Lachmer
altzes, "Au Revoir' Waldteufel
Selection from Simon Bossanegra''
Verdi
Characteristic, Laughing Water"
Hager
Medley overture. "A High Balr' Reyer
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John DYER

The death of John Dyer occurred in
the hospital here Thursday. He was
born in Lisbon Falls about SO years
ago. He enlisted. in Co. D. sd Me
Inf, Feb. %. 1864, and was discharged
July IS. 1865. He was admitted to the
Home from Wilton Sept 10. 1917. A
son, Stephen Dyer. of Wilton. survives.
The funeral will be held at A. NJ.
Sept. %
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ton: Joseph Gorfrey TO =Has-erhill; John
kerrigan to Portland: John ]. McDer-
mott TO Lowell: Ephraim B. Humphrey
to Canaan; Theodore ". Tooker,
birmingham; Charles H. Johnson to
Walpole: George Parkhurst to
Gloucester: Thomas A Collins TO Man
chester; Charles Brough 70 Boston;
Nelson Gotten to Ogdensburg; Orville
Thomas TO Boston; Robert j. B. Hor-
ton to Colebrook: Daniel s Mooney to
Stoneham: George E. Langley to Ha-
verhill; William J. keefe to Boston:
John keefe to Lewiston: George Rey-
nolds TO Lowell and James w Green
to New York city.
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coat with black collar and cuffs and black
silk lapels on the pockets. ANY one seeing
such girl is asked to notify the police
at once.
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Embrey Brooks, Big Walen-
Comet Mack, BIN (seeley) 5 dis
Al Mckinney. brig (White
head Observation-Disclosures. dis
Time-2.o7 Ia EOS Ii; EOS IA; 2.o9;
EOS 1-2.
THE CAPITAL CITY 2.o7 TRoT.
Purse $4,000: lin 3.
Busy's Lassie, BIN by Peter the
Great cox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l
Bacelli, bh (White) ............. :
Sprisgan, Big tChilds) .."...-. .
Harrods Creek. chh (Engleman) i
Pittsburgh. chg (Murphy) 8
Wilkes Brewer. chm (Jamison) !
Early Don. chg tValentine) .
Donna Clay. BIN tSnow) ....--.. dis
Time-2.07 IA; EOS l.; 2.o5 IL.
FREE FOR ALL PACE-PtRSE
s12o0-3 HEATS
Miss Harris NJ, m, by Peter
The Great tMcDonald ......1 l
Hal Boy. g. by Hal B (Me-
Mahon) ..... ........4 l 3
Ben Earl. g. tChilds) .....2 s
Russell Boy. b h, tGeers> - ,
William, b h. (MarviO ......s .
single IT, Q n. (JamlSOn) ...o
Time-2.01 81; col: 2.o1 "a.
2ls CLASS TROTTING : PURSE
s10O0--3 IN 5
Sublime, h. by Worth Me
Kinney. (Murrav) .........1 l |
Latanna :. b h. (Snow) ......2 3
Frisco Worthy. b g, (Cox) ....5 ,
Golden AXw orthy, sr m.
tJOneS) .............. =
Richard Hunter. z tGraY).4 Il
Toddling. b h, (Rodney. .....10 4
B"rtnon, b h. (Jamison) ....5 ) s
-Allorton Heir. b h. tHalder
mann 80 .
Frederick The Great. 70 g,
tFowling) ...........11 10 :
Bida, h m, (Albin) .......S S 10
Opera Express. Oh e CFlem-
lns) .......... IL )
Louis Winter blk g (McDon-
Time-2.09 IA: 2.10: 209 IA.
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wagon, both newly painted and in hest
repair. Is r. I. Rs. TO % p p. RS. Adj
dress Merton H. Swift. 80 Lincoln St, An
susta. sepAdtf