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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
FRENCH LOW SCORE
IN BIG GOLF FIELD
Returns Card Of 20, Beats
Hackney in Professional
Title Tournament.
FEW UPSETs IN ROUND
Reid and Macdonald Beat
Doyle and Boyd Respective
ly in Hard Matches
By INNS DROWN.

Emmett French Of York. who came
home a winner in the recent Philadelphia
open championship, added further lustre
to his golfing record in the first round
Of the Professional Golfers Association
tournament at the Engineersi Country
club Yesterday. He brought in the best
eighteen hole record of the field OF tnirty-
two, when he scored 10 for his SECOND
round. This is one stroke better tnan
the former course record held by Herpert
Strong, the home professional
Medal scoring in match play Is some
what uncertain, owing to conceded puts
here and there, However French
performance is worthy of note since none
Of the others succeeded in getting below
Strong's record, even with approxima-
tons here and there.
French was pitted against Clarence
Hackney of Atlantic City. and compiled
his 73 on the second round Of the match.
In the forenoon the two finished the
frst nine holes on even. But French
drew rapidly away from his opponent
on the second nine. He came In with 80,
having Hackney down
French continued his good work In
the afternoon. He cut three strokes
from his morning record for the first
nine with 3s. Turping for home he
duplicated his S5 Of the forenoon. In
GLIDING a on the eighteenth where he
missed a short putt. Hackney managed
to hold French even for the twelve holes
in this round, the match ending on the
twelfth green. They played out the
bye holes, Hackney counting rs for his
round.
Here is French's card:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
PICKWICK SCORES IN
STAKEAT AQUEDUCY
Runs Six Furlongs in I'LL 3-s
and Wins the Woodmere
in Easy Fashion.
BY HENRY ". KING.

Although the horses which competed
at Aaueduct track yesterday afternoon
were not OF the highest class the sport
was exceptionally good. All OF tne
events furnished keen contests.
The woodmere Selling Stakes was tne
feature. 1t was won by william Ian a,,
cy's Pickwick. 8. c. Hildreth's Arrah
Go ON took the second end of the purse
and Youneed was third.
It was PickwiclSs first appearance
under silks in several weeks ana ms
performance was one or the best OF MS
career. He beat HIS field decisively ana
covered the six furlong course in the ex-
ceptionally fast time of 1 IL 3-5.
Pickwick broke in front, but was
quickly outrun by Youneed. which led 70
the final eighth pole. There Youneeo
hogan to tire and Pickwick came on
again and won rather easily by length.
Arrah Go On also came strong In the
final furlong and finished three lengths
ahead of Youneed.
Mary Belle, the black mare owned by
| C. b. Winfrey, is one of the most con-
sistent platers on the turf In the Third
race she scored her fourth consecutive
victory and she did 1t in impressive style
She followed the speedy little Dotty van
diver to the head of the homestretch ana
| then went to the front But before she
could get settled down in a steady. even
stride Graphic challenged with rush
and caused Tommy Rowan. her Jockey
| to whip her all the way to the judges
| to keep command. She stood the dr1ve
gamely and at the end was a length
ahead of Graphic.
steepIechase n Farce.
The steeplechase for maiden three
year-olds was a farce. Seven went to
the post and their actions going over
the course amused the crowd. Two OF
them fell and hurled their riders through
| the air.
| Jay Bird won the race with Wal
Strength second and LIE Cyprin third
Sweet Kiss and Lytle were the two
to 20 down. Sweet Kiss took bad
looking tumble two jumps from home
and sent Jockey Burgess to the ground
with a thud. Before the jockey could
get out of the way the horse stepped
on him and knocked him unconscious
To the crowd 1t seemed as II he were
dead, but DR.. Dowd, the track physician
quickly revived him He was cut abou
the face and body and sent home.
At the very last jump Lyle wen
down, but he and Jockey Fricker, WHIT
rode him, escaped serious injury.
Lyle was much the best of the fielt
and with n better ride probably woult
have scored an easy victory He had
world OF speed and took all the obstacles
with inches to spare, but Fricker wa
unable to keep him straight and he los
at least hundred yards by swervini
at the obstacles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Ihad Of
One wa running r a
'- About Ps Start sSSi p Won easily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
THE SUMS RACING CHART.


ST RAcEoO Treeaods and upward Claiming Six fulOnss
ID Won CRYING PSS 2 or ? winner Dr. by III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

the speed and won Gallopins. Rauahlsr
a tmp'oSed seDA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

hSw Nh Muitins rider wa: injured a. .hs post
toss wa eaHily bss( pf the othsrk lola nan A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Ftye furlongs. Purse, $500. Time,
T., by The Manager-Anconet. Owner.
DAILY. Start good Won easily.
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"a R1ss AND FLURB.

ROSABELL | ! a: MY; +; II $:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

lacHia. a. tia nnr-a az the P-sslden1a.
EazEa
Hampers car pr3tlaiy soerd a waex
= -zve-ziag the new -oure. according
- Forest Service 9-1E2HIE. = VII paks
oTe- nos, Of ne Presidential EAngs
ana WI 1zsc1ose scrle e the nos1
oes1-L1E- scsne-v q TIE vacation Land
glowing IS q desTpuen e The new
-sl-ts
DC Nasr -uB5 serveer Wuralznce1
and Passacanawsv Douglass Brock
raj --o- Personal---very. - SarIs-
new Ink ever Cave MoEE-z.n an5
Ae0rr Parker - CEwts path - Noun
Easol1-nr DAVIS path - Crawford
5-lCle PAIN Outside tai. Ta-iey Wa
II Arrz-acH.a
The -aI1e IS vel suyrLeS WITH shelter
between A1pEac cha and Bartlett wr1i-
hurEI accuu-nda-lons VII be found g.
SzssacCaz way.
What . name ire new -oC-s Es beng
debated ny ne o-esr Service Eas--
Ina suggestion Is mat Z be called
Ag1ncocanok- which IS The Indian name
-or Mount Washington This name Is
open - or ec-lon- o15clais say because
OF rs length a16 ds.cu4-v. There may
De c3Errozlse In the meantime the
cI1ce Of the Forest Supervisor a. Cor
Ian. y E Ev.-ss suggeE-ors
The Forest Service also expects ID
rave II operation ea-iy next summer
ne -wo pEnllc camping grounds that ar
beng installed N Govnmer--cwreG
land ore is a. the Daily Cupp .an a..
the State highway anrE- Eve miles
s1u-h IF Gcrhal- The other II IN the
P-5El4 -nad a3cu- seven riles r-r
Twlc --oUrz1r. and about me same
distance e-uE the Gid MAJ C -as
Mountains The camp grounds are 10
Gated Il sheltered valleys and are vel
supplied VII. piped spring water and
sar1tR-v convenience. Each IL 70 have
= big s-one fireplace FIR puHfic nse
-zEpe-s. campers. and auccmubfis
parties VII hare Zee uEe a. the
grounds and the cunveriences- and they
are 1wIreE u make uEe q +hem. CUB
sc1 orl- 70 -he usual e-iruer1e and
r-urecrTre restrictions thai govern Z
The 1areEcz :. viii Be nereEsz-y. q
cou-se. far al riE11rrs - supply Their
cwn 1arE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
Advertising Agents

Almost every big manufacturer has IN advsr-
usng agent 70 represent him This advertising
agent writes his advertising for the newspapers
about the nanzffsctuTgs product and SUBMITS L
for his @ ( before II is printed The mz-ufac-
tgrr pays for the services Of men specially
trained TO write advertising that VII sell his
goods
a Journal Want Al Tak= Is your advertising
agent, Mr.. Want Ad User. HIS services cost YOU
nothing. YOU do not have to bo-her about your
Want Ad-hoE 10 word i, how 70 index Il, how
to Classify II That Is Al done ior you
The Journal Want Advertising gent isn't
through Until you are satisfied Telephone 155
and put one to work for YOU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

wine Fne BACKGROUND In fnrmnd ~
two ruws u four persons each seaHsd
under caU trees q EssHs WIKI cEAys
ef food n 'front.' q rnsm
In The t--nzroznc a hzgh p-so1nge.
seated under Al umbrella II srzce-
WITH a-rerdE-1S and n rcw Il kneEa-
ING Arz-es - perhaps awaiting TIE
.---Tal CT a large haleed figure vho.
Iower dcw- IL -ae st5ne. passes ~
-ree- TVS rpws IF mem carrying e2A-
ae-s. sc6 Is evidently On his WY 70
the ceremony, The hills and weods
are FL u ANIMALS and birds. wH1le
angels hover n the ar.
On the -ignt-hand SIDE the sHcne 10
badly wea.nere6 ann the modern
CE-a-az las though = necessary
% t-esner Up thu outlines. especially
z The lower right-hand corner, where
evidently they has BECOME very faint
eu- surcura1e1y iris al toe common
vandalism was restricted % o Exzal
space. The scene as aepac1ed IN ok
c-enely interesting; some - the ng-
Tres. specially tie proceasicr q per-
sors carrying banners and the group
of servants cZ--vlag 1Dod. are de-
aEnrfrlzy 6-awn- The dssig. shows
Us n a different and less cesrucrhle
medium wsar q rre-Ta1g pz-1-Ing
was IKE ard huw the wooded noun
rzlas and trees we're rendered n
Archaic s-yie.
TIE 1-or- part II che srnne IS v-y
bea1-1111,.,- The three prtncspa, ag-
Tres viii their nryseerzous Smiles
are Il IRE ca-llia- Wei type. but the
donors have been tnrrunnre IN their
choice II the '-sk1ltul hznds- which
according u the tnscripxinn- they en-
gaEee The stone, which il s. inches
n1-h and IS inches wide. Is said tc
come from Ewayin, m Ehe1zi near
me border u Eunan- Ewayzn 10 q
pilgrim resort from waich the ascent
~ the sacred mountain Hwa-sAAz Is
made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

those II Lae SE1rh estate. last eve
Eng brought s-5s. asa. making d ro4l
tor the TWO evenings a. ses2 pa. 4
large picture by Van Na-cke. the
properly C X-s. Aea C Flower
vert ID the Enoe6Iers en- s36Da. 7
was -o- the Jefferson coIlec-lcr En6
was solo by the American At Assp-
Cation u 1905 enr 3-0n, BOO.
Orner prices AZ tae sale mere As
.aurws; Me.Esorers The Trumpet
e." s25nt, Guards San GlnrEio
NAgEiors." s-g5n. Israelss Media
r1nn-" s-s5a; Jules Dupre's ~Co-zge
Landscape WIKI Figure" s-5-5;
Diax's 'Bcys and Dogs II Aura@
Woods" s1-5a; Daazs Reading rha
Deczme-pn-" $500: Rlco,s ''Palazzo
E-1EzEsn-" 5000: Jules Cuure 8
Landscape II the waee-sice." s-sa0
T-uyur's Sheep ~ Fest" s5--5
Rcusseau's Town by The Sea" s--5a-
I.ness's Autumn Landscape $3.50
Van Na-ckeTs Cows a. Wen" $3.50
EEpigsies's Late Afternoon" 1851
Gai1sbcruugn landscape. ina
Cart" Gs5b Ccuroer's Marine.
s1-eo; Van Aa-cksx The w-z-e
Cow" s21on; Welssenbrucn' Land
sczpe II Evening 5000: TEallows
Winding River" $1,000: Boud-s
Venice" $3.50; C1az's wood I--s-
rlur. Forraineblsau, rae Eager Can
s-er" s-s5a; Gai1sboroUgt Per
trait of Young Man" $500: Cans
bcroUgas Portrait OF E1crara 5-ros-
ley Sheridan" 5000 Gains Ia
VEST Field IL Evs1ride." $500: C1u--
bets Peasant Gil and Cz-Le.
Else. a &c Neuv5Ils's Flag u
Truce" s22525: a de yeEvEle's Se-
ccrnaissance dl General DUc-D-.
s21eo9 Deraaiies Calling the Enl q
Prisoners" s2-De; Ez-pig-les'
Landscape with Figures" $500.
Gays on the Scheifc HI Evening
$500, Boncne's landscape VIE
Sheep. Twilight" sl25, Van Mar
cks,s Cattle On the Plains" S36nG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

Eeckisns wednesday 70 ATTEND the
State Victory convention u the ".
c. = Z.
Mrs NJ ?. Richardson Il Nerrh
Monmouth is the weekend guest u
her daugarsr- Mrs. I. C Brznn IN
Ea-s1.er
Mr. and Nh Merits Brzeaon II
Portland we're CHESTS Thursday
night - NJ. Rraseen's nsrAer. Mrs.
elizabeth AraEacr and ez=zy-
Mrs " " Woodbury. sas reru-n-
ed from Bristol c- she WIS ac-
cnnpaEler by Nn- Ea-y Brcvr OF
Xs.rose highlands, Mass
The laides AZ cuHseca Library As
sociztloa VII serve 4 e-Eaer On the
FAR grounds On Wednesday, Sept
- Far cay
Fuaeral services tor the late Mrs.
Frances Fam Eickzer, widow II TIE
lacs JOHN ~ HRa, wers heic ~ he-
lar home n Wales Friday sersrnpor
n c'clcck. conducted by ras Few.
c. 7. Bz1gnar1 CT GoncGn- " Il,
q sEmer pastor a the Methodist
church !. this rsw1- The 1rhermer-
was n the family lot n East Wales.
Frienrz t-uza cur a town were Mr..
and Mrs. F-e1 Buker and Ms EA-y
Ham AZ cS Lisbon Faisl-
MIS-. W ". woo6bury. MI and
Mrs z. =. Ezaks and H. and Mrs
Harold FlAaders are eroerrAznz1g
Ms. Harry Brvwz oe Xsl-use EigA-
YznHs. Mass. and thar cousin.
Henry Owen IL Abnfrgrnn Mass. 1t
Mrs Cora Nser1s' cottage ~ the
izke
Monmouth G-anee held i'm regular
nesting wednesday evening Foi-
ycw1rg TIE business session n short
prugrzm was presented by worthy
Lecturer Mrs. Bertna Prescott read
iaxs by M-s- Farnie March and
eunrzrlnrs by rne meUoeu- Visit
ors were present fruH Poaznd- Thsre
VII ne 10 NESTING rsxr Wednesday
evening. tAe 24rh- On account &C TIE
ruwn eair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

The sale oS -ae er-e stock e Vi
tai aad Leopold Bengur corsisnr:
q antique textiles and emeroide-.es
was cnaeinde6 IL rne America. A.
Galleries II New Eork recently -ss
grand tctal tar the SIX sessions VIZ
s5z--a3n. yesterdays session alons
bringing ZEE. gre-5a.
Dzveer Eurae-z paid the Top pro.
Of tina entire szle-S2n. BB-fcr Ii.
famous James n Garland crap -:
claeie amethyst bcZEle velvet copa
Venetian. q tina 4SrseEth century
TIN same buyers AlB pU-rn2sa6 n
hnrder. Italian. cf raa stxnsee-t cen,
THY. tnr g. SOC. and five Genoese jar.
esciere velvet borders n In Rs1zss.
szare pe-sne tor S.zB-
Amcrg Ehe keen bidders ~ thu las
days session ve-e p. ". Fsnch a
Co. who purchased thu following
mems 4 gcid nee6lework and cSsei.
crnnn velver professional -osE
Venetian. Of the Gothic pe1od. III
E-5Hc a tapestry velvet panel Irai.
m. Of the Hrtsen-a cercH-y, fl:
g. 30: q crimson and eoiS cur vafve'
panel Venetian q the Gothic period
for S.5Bn, q su-pruous 6-zp dol
bcZe3e c-lnsor Gothic velvet PANEL
Venetian. af the early Ezxreerrh en-
ruy, fur E.70B- cwc gold nee6lswnrl
and green vesve- Daluarlcs. Italian
Of thu renaissance period for sS-:Dhi
a erzp d-cr boucie crimson velvs'
panel. Venetian CO the Gothic period
tor &. ZOO: q siire--e1hr1lceres ruby
Velvet banner. Spanish. CT the Re-
aaiszance period t1r & s8D- a guia
ase6iework and hrocade ALTAR frontal
Spanish. Ct rhe EenalaE2nce period
tnr 6. 4gn: q gold and silver en-
hrnifered and red reivet afcz- t-ur1-
a.. Spanish. q the Ee1A,zsAn,<
period. far s..sH8; q gnid needlewrrs
and szppr1re-biue velver cope Span
isn- CT Tia Guthic period. 11r a. 2D'
guld nee6le-pa1rnee Ind cisele ciz-e'
rzfv1r cope Venetian. cf rne 5occ1e
per1n6. frr IN. rwenry-Ex p4neis
~ ruby vesver- Gencese- CO roe SEVEN
rssEt1 century. far 81. 3aa, and lA1xk
tapestry. Flemish. cf tina Esxrsenre
century, rsprzsenr1ng a Eoble Conn.,
py II . Rural Feta-" fr 8.soe.
The sscnnd highest price uf the SEES
sznn-14. 0aD-wzs paid by " W Sea-
nzn- aSenr. 8nr q beaEr1Sui tapestry
snr1ens1 with Enlf. HruzuelA q rh1
Asuztnnsnr. per1p6 showing In
Easux1acr1en % cur Lard" LIZ
Seaman a1no secured Gx naa6lewurh
snt cr1m11n dzmazk cursz3nx. I1xzinn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22
Maine Agricul-
tural Fairs 1919

The following Ezr of dates ca- ag-s.
Cultural fairs II Maine tur me season
Of -als nas ceez Issuad by the Dspa--,
msn- q Ag-icEirE-e;
Nesseranser- Valley. A1aans. Sept =
Name STAR PonelpEc2., HxaS1r. Nov.
= e n. n ~ ~
Name State Poultry AsEn. Portland
Dec .. 70. = -
Aad-uscnggu County, Lirermnre FaIls
Sept 80. Oct = =
Greene Town Far AssocianuE. Grssne.
Sap1 T.
Leeds. Leeds Cereer. Oct :.
New Gloucester and Ganr1Le. yrpsr
Gic1casre-. sept n. oc-- I
Frsspnrt Poultry Assncsazzun- Frseper
Franklin County, Fa-rsng-Hn- sept q
~ *
Nor.a Easwur-s Fa-msrr csus. xor.s
Ellsworth
60 ssass' e., as-i1a'-u-al sor'r' Nnn-
Worth Knox Cnlun, Sep 9, - =
kennehec County Far. Eaa61EiE Sspe
L.nrnln c6ua.v, Ds-a-.scsrz, Sept. n,
Bristol, Rr.s-,L Sept - - =
West ox1n-1- F-yeourg. Sept u. Oct
wesasr Name Poultry Assn Norway,
Soicr. Solnn Ocr- z
Bangor Poultry AAscciarlur. Bangor.
Dec . u n.
P4EcR-arUas County. rcxcrufr
Szgaczhnc County, Tupsham. Oct Ii
Il. Is
Eschm1r6 Fa-mers Club. ElcnmnrA
SEPT 10
East Somerset Ea-@land- SEPT 9, q. 8
Somerset Cer-a-. Skswnegxr- sept n
Oct =
Cmrv Fark Asspcia-iun- uns-v. Sept
8. n <
Tranquility Grange AsrL Assn. Llnnsln.
VIE, Oct =
WE Washington. c.ner-ydeic. sapt
8. n
Ynrx E1my Fuuif-y Asnocins1un. Esn.
furE.
ghapleigh ana Actnr, Arfnn. OCT Z. q
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BELFAST

among ne Belfast young peopls
~ have erEre6 college THIS ye-
b. 1s1ss Grace EazelE1e. Caper
-.-szs szaooi. Northampton Mass
Is zr-a Knight. Wheaton Ceuege,
fc-.ur Mass Raymond O. Young,
sspa-aza-y Scaool FIR Annapolis
pa. Acadery, and jain r. pu--
an. Dartmouth collage. Mss Caro-
- EaVener mas reru1sd 70 hey
Faciss = Portland and Toienr6 J.
H--a- nas returned - -esEme hls
raasss a. ST JOHNS MLZy AGA
~ a. NA.i1as. y. y
rs -.a-ies T. Ba-caelaer q San
Francisco. CAT. ID --esr e hnr 6HS-
NJ parents. Capt and Nh n c.
scaesee- Esr sRsaao6. VIM - 90
va = The stznes from England
ne 2 & 8. wEner6a VIII also
aH-s la-e--
ne Se-1bscot Bay Electric Co
1sGor-zuA making gas and give
.E q ne public thar none VII be
los q sciG by them after Dec LIST
Il aa5 Mrs. G. Parker Cook have
Haec TN me Davis house u Hga
se~ = ne johnson house OF Bay
" s-ee-- rs the farmer house has
salG ID Mrs. Leslie ?. N-lar
las moved Lhere tum ths
sc1ns house N Union street
'ev interesting and helre
u Ear C-uas meeting was held a.
-2--a-a1 church Saturday morn
a = o'clock The meeting WIS
aso ~ Eew. A z wilson pasrz-
Ia church He assured The peo-
Ia As Was more than glad =
2S caG-ca for such . worthy
md said that IN al the
Tes-z -1a- church had been IN sx-
'oe ga he was sure Il Ind
Ses1 - 4 mure worthy CT h1-
cause Beinx unnble e
---auganur tina proE1 he
ne meeting ever % the New
~-@nn Division mxnaeW. LIZ.
! jackson a Eos1m- Nr.
-cz-kaG the local cnRprE
heartily Err thar vark dome and
s1 they had surely Int No DE-
anaors- Thar The cuUMunsry
4m Zee wei sarxfed with the
ana -sz- -A3s maer1ue was e.
- % he'll me chzprer TIN futu-e
u ne chapter and fhnir oo-
Ea Hrar 1nrruducsd Nim
E.cns q IN husuE1 az Pub
WIN gz-e worry claE-
ne gooc wurk being dnns n
~. ranch and nf thu usrnntry e =
aealra nu-ss IN any cnmmun-
aa1 Expressed her plnnsurs fha1
aac secured cnn. III. Jack
sn introduced Min EewzH. a.
n the Burssu of pssauc-
sf New2Z Al tn had G< On
e. Beard being ssaf cut frsm
-. asadqua-1ar1. srudSna -
s~s--f arrusE. Laaxnsd IL wur1
being done smnng nu n
- nsecng aid and alss rhs fuxurs
=. ianse people Al esrnsnfz
cached rt,er 1nnendsd des-
es.~ h aae apprsciarrn dry
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Planned eise - make Il far mare
eIEDcrn-e than j. 1913
Another SUGGESTION which has met
with vast tzTsr among the visitors
- me AaIne EXHIBIT Is the PROPOSE
ton - s-ect q Maine building far
the 1871 ex.tcIEle.- eoIirUsrg ne lines
% the present Massachusetts s-rEc-
tire. winch has been une 81 the
show places" AZ the exposa1ae Of
1873 P.1e Tree State supporters are
very DESTROYS rsa- Maine snail make
as gcoe a showing rs Massachusetts
u L-1s respect and ina prcsec. prcra-
ises &c be ore thai VII meet VIE
Widespread endorsement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-22

-ne 1IEset Of a sucuroan horne nuW-
cTaee with me currErIeuceE q the city
Save high rent x1d cw1 ycur cwl
home TINS Is Al o7pu--Enzry sei6un
Seer n this locality. S1tla-ed n R1rer-
side Drive sbng1 4 miles from ksr-e-
bee bridge E5esf Of reasons for ceiling
: acre O. Eerr1le land tnr crops or f-uz-
trees o. cEAer purposes. With apple and
other E-1-s- trees yis1 beg1rrIng 70 bear.
ne7sr-fallInS dried vel C zssr N
ooCc EocC WAGER, water NvEtHxn. Es0-
gal -z-k = cet.z-. e4ecrr1c pUnp- su1c-
mh@c R--acE-G.-- sgwe- % AeHnesBc
r:vsr; cA1h =-n. lavRec-y. 4zsA clcBsf-
Bsr slcs and sink. hot wzcer tank Il
tRSneL - r-Ez wT-& suprly t21k -
R-lc, ELECTRIC lights thrcnghcuc- lcW
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Not fur nothing have - Dor.
grouped IN families neEghhorho0ds
nations and he WHO vii n1e rec1E-
MA the d4xsreay appointed nea-7ess
II : srnself Of some over ocnerS VIM
thinks himself 70 PC > cnEmopclz1e
v-5rnouz being = parr1ux . phlazch-o-
n.g4 w1zbour cwr1n- Distinguishing
lrrs fer them thai ara pscuIsarly his
~l wno would thus have n c1-rrn-
ference wsthout having n ceraer. d.
cesres ms eve hearf. and zfrrE1ng
al mer 20 he erualzy dear 70 ham
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peru ruby velvet ralace pc-lsres.
Tenelaz. u the GoL1ic pe-1od. tn-
g. ea0
5e-ne- agent -wr c1sefe vesrer and
5-ap &C O. panels. French q rne
Louis XVI pe-ioc. .ar s. 4ga; 8 soi1-
e-hrclcs-ec Gctkse s-ocaee PROCESS
lnrai c-uss II thu Heaeer-h csr-u-v,
9c- g. Dn; Al Tas1an gns6 .eeGlevork
and green 6@aSk chasEhie Of -as
Renaissance peloe- far g. H1e; q golS
and G-ap dor velvef cope. Byzantine
and vsner.an- az the serner-s CEN
cE-y. for z.2Bf; Aane-rlrk Cur vei-
vet pzlAes hanging, Ckiaese. ef -he
Mig eErasry, 1ur sz.5so. and 1arye
historical tapestry, Femizt q the
Hsnaisszane PERIOD showing Henry
" and Ga5rie,Ie FEs-ees enjoying
the II Hescr pleasures of her De
CoU-cy cna1eau. tcr 81. l8H
Z o-sel PAID s.. 500 fur a large
gold neecsewurk and BorlceM gree,
velvet cope Genpese. C The Serals-
szncs period: Etscr Bradley paid
5000 tor q g-een velvet pHpal aalsa-
S&-A---1I. 1lA4oGcc- u LIE 6z1-E1E-l GEE
ruy; 5000 for large BCrcell green
velvet baitascairr., Genoese- Of the
sixteenth century; a Venetian ciseIe
ruby velvet al-a- frontal N -ae Gctr-
&c pe-spd. for Sa.1gn a gnid neesie-
ralnre6 crimson -elvet altar f-ur-aI
Italian Renaissance e the Eixrserrn
csnrEry. cnr S2.518 and a guld-srn-
hroiderec c3sele Crimson and yellow
altar frontal. Italian of the Gcrnsc
Renaissance pe-lod. tur g. 500
Two nee6lework Crimson refver
doEsais. Italian Of the early Rsnz,s-
sance perio6. brought 5000 e-uE
Isaac Z Mann and rwo ruby velvet
pprueres- Genpese. Of the Gothic
perioe. went e z L Lcrerx, agent
rer Ss.eBnL
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