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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12
RECORD CROWD DUE
At ALl-TWILIGHT.
GAME WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The band will play ON Reuel VII
liams athletic field wednesday After
noon. The occasion will DO the slaugh-
ter Of the crack Togus team by the
All-Star Twilight team. The music will
be appreciated and enjoyed by all, but
Augusta fans are guessing that there
will be little JOY In the soldier boys
c. mp after the speedy twilighters have
finished with them.
Augusta has been strong for the Tw!-
light League and to see six or eight
hundred rooters on the sidelines has
not been an unusual sight. But judging
from the talk which ID heard on every
hand reearC.ng the Togus-Twilight
game there will not be standing room.
Seats n the trees on the sidelines Will
be at premium. And to get the COL
lection the cop will need to start
early in the game in order to get
around. And it is a sure bet, too. that
the ''old straw hat will be plumb full
The lineup of the All-Twilight team
is still a matter. of guesswork. as the
managers have not yet given out the
dope. They have promised to publish
it. however. in tie Journal Wednesday
morning.
This will be Augustus chance to show
some real spirit in root ng for the homo
team and every girl and boy and man
and woman who wants to see the honor
of the city upheld in baseball should
re on hand and root for their favorite
man and the whole team in general.
The Togus bunch 10 coming over in
q special car with the intention of car
rying the Twilight scalp home on The
front seat, and they have been making
some talg about their intent ons, but
with good support from the rooters they
will be sent back home with their ears
trimmed and their horns all silent. Plan
now to be on hand at o'clock on the
Reuel Williams field tomorrow after
roen and bring your sisters and your
cousins and your aunts with you. Do
it for Augusta.
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POSTPONE ARGUMENTS
IN PITCHER MAYS CASE

New York. Aug. u.-At the request
Of attorneys representing President
johnson of tie American League. coun-
BEL for the New York club agreed todav
to postpone until Friday hearing Of ar
sumsnts on the motion to make perma-
nent q temporary Injunction restraints
JohnRon from dspFiving the Yankees Of
the services Of Pitcher Carl MAYS. Ar
sumsnt was to have been heard tomor.
row.
Presidents Comiskey of the CHICAGO
club. Frazee of Boston and Rupert
OF New York at q conference here
today decided to call Q special meet
ing of the board Of directors for
Thursday. the day before court ar
gument win be heard. They consti-
tute three quarters Of the directors
OF which johnson ia a member only
ex officio.
The Mays case will be considered
IN all its aspects at the special meet
ing.
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Indians Trim - 20
Yankees in Batfest

New York. Aug. 11.-cleveiand won
a hard hitting see-saw game from
New York here today by . score Of
Is to 3.
The Yankees drove Bagby, one Of
the Cleveland star pitchersfi. out of
the box for the second time during
the series without being able to
win. Cleveland tied the score In the
nth. knocking out Quinn when
smiths home run followed Speak
ers single Cleveland then knocked
out Shore in the seventh ana scored
hve runs on Ave hits and three bases
ON balls. Speaker scored runs in six
trips to the plate Score:
Cleveland ......3 o12051 s-l.l5,I
New York ....4 o2 l-s-1A.3
Bagby, Myers and o'Neiu; Quinn.
Shore. Smailwood. O'Dowd and
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A. E. r. BOXER MAY
MEET DEMPSEY

Bob Martin. the idol Of the boys of
the A. E. F.. is being talked of as a
contender for the title held by Jack
Dempsey. Martin comes from Akron,
Ohio. and is % years old While with
the army in France he did such
great boxing that his associates fig
ured him able to defeat and heavy
weight in the world.
He is powerfully built and can hit
like a triphammer with both hands.
He scored IS victories oveh the
champions of the inter-allied nations
and mots Of his wins were by quick
knockouts. When he knocked out
Coghill. the Australian champion,
General Pershing congratulated him
for his great work.
Martin is now back in this coun-
try. having been discharged from
Camp Dix last Wednesday. and his
friends having told him what a
chance he has to win the title, he Is
getting ready to go after Dempsey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12
PILLS TRIM REDS
IN .7TH INNING

Cincinheus aug. 4li.-Eutadeiph1a
staged Q batting rally in the seventh
inning today which gave them victory
over the league leaders 5 TO 3. For six
innings Filler shut out the visitors, but
III the seventh Biaekburne's triple, a
single by Luderus. two passes and a
home run b. Pauietts gave them 1--WE
earned runs and the game. Luque fin
ishsd the game without being scored
on. Rixey was very effective. In the
first inning Daubert's single. a walk, a
ceubis steal and an out At first Rays
Cincinnati their first, tally. They scored
again in the second on errors by BAN
croft and Blackburne and once more
in the siSth ON walk. a sacrifice ana 4
single BY Kopf. The fielding Of Rath
at second base was brilliant feature
The score:
Philadelphia o 90 0 o5 o o5s-3
Cincinnati ....1 l 0 o o / o o $3.50
Rixey and Adams: Filler. Luque and
Rariden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12

Gertrude. have gone to Ocean pa.
where they viii pass the remsi,s.
OF the month.
Miss Clara Libby Of skows.,,,
was the guest Of friends in to~.'
yesterday. '0Sa
Mrs. Arthur Savage and son Carl.
ton have gone to North Bridgto,
where they will be the guests ~,
Mrs. Savage's sister, Mrs. Herrs
Blake tNellie Ames).
Miss Barbara Brooks of Havs-am
Mass. is = guest at the home a,
Virgil Connor.
Ralph Ames Of Topsham ia v,.s
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Abiah
Ames.
Napoleon Lachance Of Oakland
Harry Parent Of Lewiston and John
Craig Of Lawrence, Mass, startedi
Thursday for Atlanta where thew,
VIII serve a sentence In the peniten.
tiary there. The men were senten.
ced In Bangor, L.achance for present..
ing a forged money order at the
store OF Orrin Learned in this town,
and the other two for a post ofrs,
break at Newport.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Knowlton and
daughter Edith have returned from
a two weeks automobile trip to NewI
York.
DR.. L. H. Miller and Garfield Tot.
man are enjoying q few days al
Snow pond.
Alfred Putnam IL substituting al
mail carrier during the absence Of
Garfield Totman.
The marriage intentions Of Miss
Ruth Page and William n. g.
Hilaire. both Of this town were re.
Gently filed at the town clerks Of.
fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Wing and
son Robert and Mr.. Albert Jewell
spent the weekend In Portland. Mrs.
Jewell and Mrs. c. c. Piper who
have been enjoying q few days there,
returned with them.
CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. Henri
Glazier passed the weekend in Au.
susta with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Pillsbury and
son Harold passed Sunday in Water.
Vile with friends.
Miss Viola Mingo left Friday
morning for O weeks vacation st
Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12

Earned runs. Cush1ocs 5: Printers
l. Two base hits. Nichols, Merrill,
Liberty. Goodchild. Thompson. Stol-
en- bases. Watson, Liberty, Haskell 2.
Gray. hill. Webb 3. Kerns, Simpson.
Struck out, by Goodchild, 3: Randall
2: F. Written 3. Double plays, n.
Written to Pomer,eau: Haskell,
Watson to Pomerleau. Hit by pitch
ed ball. Bush. Wild pitch, Good
child 2. Passed ball, Hill. Base on
balls, off Goodchild 2; off Randall.
Sacrifice hits, Haskell. F. Written.
Umpire. Thomas Time, 2.10. At
tendance 600.
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FAIRFIELD

Miss Edythe Wilcher of Everett,
Mass. is the guest of friends in
town for q few days.
Miss Myrtle Hall who has been
the guest o. her cousin. Miss Elinor
Hall for several days has returned
to her home in Brooks.
Miss Eta Thomas who has been
enjoying a vacation from her duties
at the Learned Clothing store, has
resumed her work.
Mrs. Frank Cakes was a recent
guest OF. Mrs. Ruby johnson at the
Maine General hospital at Lewiston.
William Delaware has resumed
his duties at the King grocery store
after enjoying q vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Tozier have
gone to Nova Scotia where they win
visit relatives.
Somerset Pomona has invited Ken
nebec Pomona to be their guests to-
day at Smithfield. The officers If
Kennebec Pomona viii fill the chairs.
Memorial services will be held early
in the afternoon session. A large
class is expected to be present to re-
ceive the fifth degree Of Pomona.
The address Of welcome will be Civ.
en- by the master Of Fairview Grange
w. NJ. Ellis. with acknowledgment
by Mrs. Lizzie Watson Of Norridge-
wock. lecturer Of Pomona. Two topics
will be discussed at the meeting, one
upon the care and cultivation IT
small fruits for family use and the
other. What Seeds Shall be Saved
kwv
chased to Insure Good Crops"
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Park ana
daughters, Madeline. Ruth and
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HOXIE

Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer Butler of Nor
r'dsewock were caller in the place Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Devot Of Burrill
Hill were Sunday visitors at the home
OK Henry Hogan.
The many friends of Hathorn Bick-
ford will be pleased to learn that he u
able to be out around with the aid Of
Clutches. Part of the cast has been
removed from the knee and the doctors
are in hopes to be able to remove the
rest in q few weeks.
Arthur Hooper and family of Nor
ridgewock were Sunday callers at Hol-
liz Hooper's.
Cecil Campbell was Sunday visitor
at Henry Hegan's.}
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12
WlNovER
PRINTERS IN TWILIGHT

In q hard hitting and loosely play
ed game the Cushnocs defeated the
Printers IL to Monday night in
the Twilight League.
Randall started in the box for the
Papermakers but retired in the
fourth after . bat fest by the Print
ers. F. Written succeeded him and
pitched good ball. Goodchiid, the
Printers hurler. weakened after the
fourth and the Cushnocs ran the
score up to double figures.
Thompson. Haskell and Liberty
played well for the Papermakers.
while Thompson. Hin and Masciadri
featured for the Printers. Five
doubles were made.
The score:
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Tigers Overcome
Early Lead Macks

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 11.-Phiia-
relphiA hammered Dauss for = three
run lead in the frs: innt1g today.
but two outfield fumbIes by Eurrus
gave Detroit two runs AL Lng
drives by Jcnes and Ainsr1ith ac-
counted for the other five. the wish
tors winning to 4. Jones knocked
in runs in the second and fourth and
,Ainsmith scored two men ahead OF
him with home run in the eighth.
Walker also made a circuit drive In
the latter half Of the same inning.
Cobb made two bases on an Aberna-
thy single to center in the second.
Score: al
Detroit !. sse.Ie 1920 8 o~z.1i.o
Philadelphia IS 10000 "a
Dauss and Ainsmith; Neylor. Kin
ney and Perkins.
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Golfers Qualify at
Kernwood Country Club

Salem. Mass. Aug 11.-Louis Tel
lier Of Braeburn, Mike Brady Of Oak
ley and George Gordon Of wannamoi-
sett, qualified at the Kernwood Coun-
try Club in the New England trials
for the annual tournament OF the pro-
fessional golfers association to be
played at the Engineers Club. Long
Island. N. Y, next month. Teller
and Gordon had 14s for the So holes
and Brady ISL. Teller shot a 72 for
a new course record in the afternoon.
There were II starters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12
TENNIS PLAY
AT NEWTON, MASS.

Newton. Mass, Aug. 11.-Maurice
e. Mclaughlin and r. c. Bundy Of
Los Angeles. Pacific coast champions.
defeated willard e. Davis and H.
Van Dyke Johns. holders Of the west
ern sectional title in the opening
match OF the National tennis
doubles championship tournament to-
day. The score was Ga, 81, 4-6, Ga.
r. N. Williams II. Boston, and
Watson NJ, Washpurn. New York,
New England sectional champions,
defeated Iehisa Kumagae. Japan, and
Harold A. Throckmorton, Elizabeth.
n. j.. holders OF the Middle States
sectional title. The score was 6,4.
SIS. 6.1, SIS.
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PIRATES BIG 4TH
TRIMS ROBINS. So

Brooklyn. Aug. launching four hits
with two errors for five runs in the
fourth inning, Pittsburg defeated
Brooklyn today to 3 Smith Of Brook
Ign was invincible in the other innings.
Barbara scored from second base On
force play. Olson holding the bail
when he ran home. Nicholson, who re-
placed Mollwitz. banned for kicking.
made a good impression in the field.
The score:
P;ttsburg 40 0<0 o 0 o 0 o-5-s-1
Brooklyn 100 o 0 o / 0 0-2-6-2
Miller and Lee; Smith and Wheat.
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Seaman Per1n0ck KaLsOn11eS the Br0zU1s at III ub
Indian and Yankee Hurlers Get Their Bumps

Williams was effective until the ninth
inning. when he let down. Infieldee
Silva. obtained from the Fitchburg cluD
Of the New Enkiand Leagus. made hie
first appearance with Washington. He
made one hit and accepted all his
chances. The score:
Chicago .....,k~o 10 I 90 0-7-1A-l
Warrington o 0 90 o 10 81 s-i
Williams and Schaik: Harper. Zaehry.
c. Hill and Agnew.
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international Small
Bore Shoot at N. ]. Range

The International small bore
match in which an American team 4
scheduled to shoot at Caldwell. n. =
August "a. during the National Rine
match. will mark the formal estab.
lishment Of ths outdoor small. bore
game in this country. The Britain
team will shoot over q range In Eng
land at the same tine.
For the past u months or mora a
few Of the rifle clubs unwilling to
abandon outdoor shooting In spite OF
the high cost Of ammunition, took up
12-ealibre 'practice 1t distances from
% 70 200 yafdss 40 the majority Of
fifllmen. however the arr Of shoot.
lag the saiiery rife On the open
range Is still more Of lees Of = mys.
teft.
Tho international small :. hare
match should awaken widesoreaa IN.
tefest in the tryouts for the Team.
While the Urited States IL NOT ,,os-
soased Of . host Of fiflefnen evnsri.
snoed In outdoor work with ths a.
caiibre rthe, the scores ID the ssiisrv
matches q fecsnt years have an.
psoAched . issas psrfsetIon al =, ~
sibIe. In tAct sbnIy the best 80.
ana animuniti6st. plus enc insxinsssr
q skin eosald produce the acofs.
which have besa hung zip by some
Of the civilian clubs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-12

mond. striking out q men and with
two out and two strikes. coming
across with a two-bagger. scoring
two runs. Catcher Libby Of Rich
mond caught fine game. Major G.
B. Day as usual umpired o fair and
impartial game.
The Marston q Brooks nine from
Hallowell will play next Saturday.
1t is the rubber game between these
teams and promises to be a good
one.
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RIDER TO COACH
UNIV. OF MAINE

Orono, Maine. Aug. 1l-George L.
Rider. 4 graduate Of Oiivet College,
Michigan. formerly athletic director
at Miami University and Hanover
College and for the past three sum-
mers a member Of the faculty Of
Harvard Training School, has been
secured as athletic director at the
University Of Maine. He win COM
menee his duties Sept. 1.
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Richmond 2; Defiance, Bath, I

Richmond. Me. Aug. 1.-THE Rich
nond baseball team defeated the fast
Dehnace nine of Bath 2 to Satur-
day afternoon in q f1ne and fast
game. The feature Of the game was
the pitching OF Peabody for Rich
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YEgTERDAvs An. aEsvlrs
drs. Butterneld's mother. Mrs. An

derson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Thomas and
children. Meri and Ernest, and Mrs.
Mary Rock, who were week end
guests of Mr.. Thomas aunt. Mrs. Ida
Buhi. have gone to Bath to visit rel
atives before returning to their home
in Presaue Isle. The trip was made
by auto.
The Salvation Army will hold serv-
ices Thursday evening at the home
Of Willie Sanborn on the Fairfield
road. A large attendance is de-
sired.
Miss Lola Smith. who has been "a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Wheeler,
has returned to her home in Lewis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Skillinss and
Miss Dorothy BicSford were guests
Sunday of Mr.. Skillings parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eustis- Skillings Of North
Arson.
Herbert Damren Of Augusta was a
weekend guest Of Mrs. Alvira DOL
loft OF Alpine street.
David Sweeney. a petty officer on
board the battleship Nebraska. now
stationed at Portsmouth, N. H.. ar
rived In town Saturday and is en-
joying n&outing at his cottage on
Lake Meesalonskee
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Skillings,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. g. Richardson and
Ruth and Maynard Giberson passed
Euudav AZ 7 n EovrCod
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Russell
have returned from a weekend visit
with Mr. Russelfs father. George
Russell. who is employed at Dead
water.
H. e. Doten ard W. II. Andrews of
Lewiston were guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter WEIGH and also Wis
tied George Shaw Of Hussey Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sturtevant and
Mt. and Mrs. Joseph Sturtevant have
returned from a camping trip to
|, Stratton.
Mrs. w. L. Dow and daughter. Miss
Belle Dow. who have been guests Of
Mrs. E. s. Mitchell for the past week.
returned Monday to their home in
Winthrop.
r. B. Scott. superintendent of the
Cascade Wooden mill. has returned
from a short business trip to Boston.
The advisory board of the First
Baptist church will meet Tuesday
evening at the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Sarah Loring has returned
from a weekend visit with her
brother. Joel York of Hoxie.
Mrs. Joseph Manter Is visiting
friends and relatives in Portland and
Ocean FArk -zas--
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis. Mrs. En-
Ia Field and Miss Julia Hussey of
Waterville were guests Sunday of
their sister. Mrs. Frank whitehouse
at her cottage on East pond. A fish
dinner was served at noon and the
day was pleasantly passed.
Mrs. Arthur Shaw accompanied
her young niece. Miss Katherine
Hall. who mas been her guest for the
| past week to her home in Winthrop,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farr have re-
turned to their home in Portland,
after visiting Mr.. Fairs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Farr. for several
days. making the trip by auto.
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ROW GOOSE
EGGS HANDED
BROWNS BY SOx

Boston. Aug. 11-Pennock held st.
Louis to Tour hits today. to q.
With two out In the seventh. Hooper
singled to deep short and three sue.
cessive passes by, Sothoron. the last
to Rath. forced over Hooper with the
only run OF the game. Schang and
McInnis started brilliantly in double
playing. Jacobson brike his consec-
utive game hitting streak after it had
reached 16. Score:
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BASEBALL NOTES

game at Rockland Saturday struck
out 20 men of the Camden team and
pitched a no-hit game. Samoset
won, 3 to 2.
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BOSTON

Ran for SEVERED in 9Th.
ss-Batted for Sothoron in 9Th.
Boston 90 0 0 0 XII
st. Louis o00 o 0 0 o 0 90
Two base hit-McInnis. Stolen
bases. Hooper 2. Witt; double plays.
McInnis to Shannon; Schang to
Shannon: left on bases. St. Louis 3;
Boston 10; base on balls. of Sothor-
on s.; struck out. by Sothoron 3; by
Pennock 3. Wild pitch. Sothoron.
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CHISOX' EARLY
LEAD ENOUGH

washington, Aug. 1l.-Chicaso rot
nve-run lead on Harper In the first In.
ming today and won with ease the odd
game of the Washington series Z to 1.
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Texas. as reported to me hy the state
treasurer. totals yt.002.20O.
State mN C0mmi>Siopcr.

p"riN In The state.
a.,..tE 500 flc report of The state
lt commissioner assessed ior tax
alton Tor lel1-lS was S2.N1l144.-
'6e oo con which there was levied an
Id yaloicm iaX Tor General revenue
purposes Ol 80 cents, state school
.aN nf Poo cents and q state pension
ar Cf cents of the 500 valuation
Urges Budget system.
) recommended mo passage Of an
Goo .H.t rIli authorize a budget cora
uft.c and the adoption OF such joint
u uy thg two houses as Vil, give
f.a. fo .HU recommendations ot the
.u0a.f .omu.Upp
ono oil, Doe creates. needs of our
sfa'c laserumeut u nay judgement
I- ,ha introduction .. o more busi-
ug -l.ND method oi making appr0pri-
atoms Ur.0r our present system
oa.b member uf che legislature bias
unlimited power Co appropriate ,he
public Funds BE- ho can persuade sul-
nUu. number 0f DIS te'io members
.0 rrH h.s bills
49, substitute Cor Che eNisting
.hoa urge Tho adoption of some
form of tho budget system This
y-.n U. raising and appr0pr.at.nr
HubN. revenues is In use .a virtually
every civilized 1m'ry Iu mo- world
Ecc. fho United states and dUr-
.r. H.H Inst .|. .r n|rIF ...ra NHa
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Prohibition states hereafter SSH. b.
"bous dry
This wnl te tta effs-, .ta .-.or
OF ne United States supreme Caur
UNFOLDING .he Reed bore dry
amendment.
The court held that las vuU
have D. -utes permitting On. bring
irr Ir their coufres liquor fur per
s.r. USE in certain .p...G .r.
tg 80 acted without authority .n.
o.. uca statute .r '.c.
lie very purpose o. prohibition b.
' prohibit the having m #ry tar
'y .ruaus mat .r ruau.
uCr Every prov which
obs. '. . around tins nI, s. a
.vas... D. The lv and Oppose.
o. OBJ. wishes of those n.. -..r-..
enactment .. ... anti .H
Thousands of good men .r. s.
nsa OH. Na. ba., b..
I.rr Bon announcement u
court d. u
Thousand. o.. Texans W. b.
among ,a. number I... .. "a.
f. tHa.H D. . gIut r.r..
f... ... pr...r session o.. ... T..-..
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COVE RN0R HOBBY
URGES MERIT AND
BUDGET SYSTEMS
lconlLnueA E-an rae. ono

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| and requiring t.r American .aE Go
/ be- exhibited 0u over. pu.u. school
Administration of Che ~clc.t,c SER
vice Law;
Among .hc duut which ioy.,yed
upon me as Governor during the
year a.t was fH. administration OF
/ .H, SeIo.Iile SDnIg. law m Texas.
-u army officer tas .gued .a lHc
/ Governor Oi each state fe assist H.fh
/ .he important work
Ndjuiaut Duual, departments
! tTlyr direction l. tho Governor
| Doc tiiuIn General has accomplish.
/ % tbs gr-ani uIuu ui ,Vo hr.Eadgs
/ Ii cavalry and an. brigade %. .ui1u-
/ uy q total 1t I Officers ana .t..
.-a enlisted mon
nroufh Ecl.el.
Reference Ha- been mad. hereto
! .or. OBJ lae aDuua .. the .gE allure
o. ua -.Ur OBJ, HH Uasi u.l .u rHu.
! ieI adequate roller U.so.l.r as pos.
Z .h.o .o farmer suffering lrM The
! ...er. IrW.h V.... .u- affected o.
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/ ur. "a. r.r M.It.Ul.E enough "a.
! I,.p u.H. deserving ONES H....u.
means. .u. accordingly appealed r.
| Dec pn.' I.r voluntary uU| E.
1Urlnc -H Obs. Hpl.. u-H ...F
accustomed e-.rue.s ta help ta.I
..'IoW.u.. fau citizens ui tEIs Hf.
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