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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Thursday M,si,f-Ciaisns Did Nct
ln1enc 70 XIII oHicsr-pos,ce Be-
iieve Part Of Plot
Busrou- Jan. 2s-The killing Of
PaIrolman G. Clancy II q crowded
dance hau N the CflariasLDwn dis
Lrlct last Thursday morning was adj
mItaeG today by Joseph Sauma-cn-
an East Boston raiinr's assistant. In
a confession made public by police
headquarters, Samnarco said he ha-
fred at Pa-rolman Antonio de Fran
co, vino WIS II civilian clothes. IN
tending To wound Tim N the leg be-
cause Of remarks which SEmma-cl
resented, but that his arm was Jost-
led and the bullet DETECTED. Sam
marco was locked Up On a charge q
murder.
The police theory is that Clancy
was killed as result of a plot con-
CrIved by some Of the men VINO were
dancing Ell Eougnan hal These
men the police say included several
whose records are il the EDgue &
gallery, They are alleged To have
resented tbs military srric1aess with
which Clancy. a wuric war veteran
who gained considerable notice Is
the man vino first carried the Stars
and Stripes over the TOP. inslsla
OF observance Of regulations.
Phillip u. Puccio, VINO was Ar
rested on Z charge Of murder before
SammaTco confessed, rnlc other dan
GERS. The police say, that there was
going 10 ne q Shooting
Frank R0nroudo, held as an ac-
compIice, was identified. according
20 The police, as man who posuls
the officer. PuccIa and Ron1nndC
were held without bal today for q
hearing On Thursday
sammarcp' s story does not har-
morIzs with the police theory. The
authorities said. however. that with
his admission that he fred the fatal
shot anc the tao. apparently estab-
hanac Lna1 rh-eEts against Clancy
were passed about the hail the
courts would be called upon 70 de-
eide what degree O responsibility
at-ac.le6 ID Summaries ac-
oammarco SAID he carried a re-
volve- ID protest hic money Ha
heard TIe Franco make remarks
dsrigatory 10 Italians. ne said. and
fred Intending TO wound him Some
one bumped against his arm a. that
moment, he asserted. and -ne bullet
struck Clancy. Samnarco said h
sought 70 escape, found his way cut
of. and dropped his weapon behind
a radiator, where II Was found later
The police said earlier II their IN
vasugaLiOn That they had learned
r.lat the Gancing partner Of the mar
who fred the shot TOOK the revolver
from him and disposed OF It, al
though they mad not yer located the
woman.
The City council late today PASSED
an order suggested by Mayor Peters.
approprlaCIug S5D0 as d reward fu-
The CONVICTION Of Lne person or per
sOrs responsible for them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Failure to Hear
Torpedo Signals
Train Wreck Cause

Montreal Jan ss.-Ths COLLISION Of
rwo sections OF a rrans-cor-inentaI
train II Cnrbeil. Ont. yesterday. in
winch eight or more persons were
killed Was Cue 10 the failure Of train
men To hear warming rnrpedoes sI-
piode. according 10 reports reaching
the Canadian Pacific railway offices
today The first section was stalled
owing 70 difficulty IL getting up
steam N the extreme cold and the
crew fixed tnrpedoes OF q track as a
warning TO the second section The
crew OF the second section said the
explosions were not loud enough To
be heard alsove the roar e The rrnir-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Forming Jury for Trial
/. w. w. for Killings
on ArmiStice Day

Montesano, Wash-- Jan -b-t1am-
Inarion Of prospective jurors for the
rrialo { eleven alleged members Of
the / W ". charged with murder
IN connection with the killing Of four
members of the American Legion II
the arris-ice day parade al Cen
t-aIia- Washington. began here I'd
dav after the court had everruled q
motion for rechanCs Of venue. a
motion for severance OF trials as az
fecriug Loren Roberts also was over
r-t;IeG. Defsnse counsel commended
that Roberts had made statements
gprejuGiciaI I'd the other defendants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

ast.-1-ron. Jan c6.-Soviet Rus
~ INFORMED by assured success
aadership AT home. NO longer
a-ac - The miasiuuary zeal which
- as 4reuts and emisEaries our
II f-s1 months o. its excite
-..r. ludwig 9. A. E Martens testi-
l-- -aEay.
tn. Soviet republic at present,
ms said does not care what
Lind 1t government other people
and mas indrlged N general
9iu-ona-v propaganda only when
ws.s On the defensive and hard
l--sssC by nations which had armies
=. -ns field against Il Today, be
use II Is strong enough Cd fight
a4 wa-ld," II has abandoned the
.,-,--,pies first promulgated I'd the
=c- rna- II can be maintained only
ms destruction Of other govern
l.a,.-a e-srywnere which recognize
.-a1al--v nights and capi1aIiE-ic or
:.-.l.; ,;A-iDn-
-hese statements, Martens under
la-1 made IN response % 2 fire Of
.14e-Iun from Senator Moses, Re
u38lcar, New Hampshire. chairman
ne Investigating committee. and
-ana1Dr Borah. Idaho. Plainly in
-aQLlous Senator Borah shot lin
4-t-v after query, repeating vari-
~ reported manifesrns Of the fed
I'd Soviet Russian republic which
..lec on revolutionary elements ev-
where 10 organize worktngmen To
--~oi- against al organized govern
-nar-s and demanding 70 know
Fue-1er or not every soviet support
WIS not bound 10 WORK for the de-
-ucclOn OF ali governments recoE-
ing capital. Martens met them
u qUlck uenials
.'a-lcuiarty Mn-rsrs denied al
INJECTION with revolutionary organ
IONS N the United States though
IN. Ting some knowledge Of them
saId they were purely American,
i,isllg out Of American organfxa-
0ns.
neu the committee demanded copies
ne acrCa governmental instruction
Martens, former Senator Eardwiek-
.,.u-ney Tor the Soviet bureau argued
% give them might disclose tt1e
n which the Soviet foreign office
~--s1onded with Martens. which
noclc be entitled 10 immunity, but
missed notwithstanding 70 furnish
ae-r n the original or m sworn trans
lions. An adjournment was taken IN
-hg-sdav. partly 70 let Martens ex-
-7'I1e nis records fnr that purpose
Ea--a-ls also told the committee that
ne Soviet government had $50. 89e, aeB
- So ~ .sa IT guid To spend II foreign
-aae stating briefly that there Was
ll--is -Did IN The hands Of private
laaKs Or individuals" and that about
Gu concerns were ready To sci irs
-opcs
MARTENS SAID he WIS spending $50D a
week N The maintenance O. negutia-
lnn IF some % employers lie gave the
committee names and addresses Of all
" them, including American clerks and
sfsnog-aphe-s ana press agents
he money expended came from Rus-
.. ne testified, It me form Of paper
'f--en~~ Of Finland Sweden and other
a'gh nc-ins states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
.POWHATAN AGAIN
is UNDER TOW,
.HALFAX-BOUND

Halifax N 6, ian E.-The CnfreL
States a-my transport Puwhatan Is be-
ing towed intn port at the rate OF five
knots an hour and Will arrive tpuurrpw
afternoon according ID a wireless mes
sage received tnnight by the marine
department from me steamer Lads-
Lacrier.
All Is going well aboard the transport,
Z WIS stated. and there has been No
serious nlisilap since tine start was
made this morning. With tfe exception
Of the low temperature the weather liz
-sportad 70 be favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
HINTS AT RED
HELLISHNESS ON
BOARD POWHATAN

u asElnEroL, jan u. = cscreLAry
Baker was asked 10 advise Congress
Il the conGI-lon Of the disabled trans
port PuwhaLan was the result OF
bolshevism aboard snip. under res
olutinn 1n-rSducec today by Repre-
sentative Brlrter. Republican, Hi
nois The resolution would also Gl-
rect that Secretary Baker supply the
house Military committee With cop
les Of reports from masters anc
chief officers Of other transport, es
pecially the transport America MIR.
BriIren IT his resolution SAYS. 1t Is
understood that mu1iry- theft gam
bling and INSTRUMENTATION exist OF
transports"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
NAVAL PROBE
Of Vice Conditions IN
Newport Starts
Court Has PuMDr 70 Call Any One
IN Country, Wrtnsas is Told =
Ftrxt Day Testimony conesrns
Open Lister Of Newport Minisrers
70 President Wilson

Newport. R I, Jan. 2s--hs pre-
cept creating the naval court u IN
curry which is Investigating naral
couGILGus here. was read 10 vii
nesses today. Rear Admiral Dunn.
cnmmandart Of the first naval dis
rrict and presiding officer. told wiz
nesses that the court had the power
u cal any one n the Tn51et States.
even the secretary Of the navy anc
the assistant secretary Of the navy"
The court Of inquiry was named.
The precept SAYS. 70 make an Iuves-
legation INTO The alleged misconduct
Of Lieut. z. Eudson, medical corps.
L. s. NJ. and To further inquire nrD
the methods used By LieU1. hudson
and those working with him II NOR
a conduct n Newport and vicinity
and To inquire into the scope and an
thor-1y Ct said methods surrounding
and growing out OF SUCH inreEiga-
tiur."
Rev Wn. Stafford Jones Of Chan
ming church, one Of reday's Witnesses,
asked the court whe could be called.
Even the secretary Of the navy
and the asgisrsrt secretary of the
navy" ne asked
Even the secretary II the navy
navy and the assistant secretary Of
the navy" answered Rear Al1ul-al
Dunn
Then I an satisfied" said Mr.
Jones
Rear Admiral Dunn had previously
told Few. J. Howard Deui2g that
thai the court could cal any one n
the Tinted States
Other Witnesses today were Rsv.
Everett ? Smith Of St NGy's
church, Portsmouth and Rev. Rlch-
ard Arnold Greene Of Newport. The
Continued on Page Col. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
WHITFIELD DOWN
DIPLOMATIC BILL
PASSES HOUSE

WasnngrDI. Jan -b-The dIpIo-
matte and consular appropriation
bill carrying Ss,S43.05S, pare
down" Of s3.D-0.I25 from estimates
for expenses during 1871. vas pass
&c today by the House. No prDvi-
sions wera made tpr Increased sal
aries fer ministers as requested by
Secretary Lansing. but under secre-
tarles ana clerks at American en-
bassies and legations were given .
$1,000 Ear increase
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
WOBURN KILLING
CLEARED UP

"opu-u- Mass, Jan. a6-PhIIIi-
Pa-vla- today confessed To the shoot
ing Of Tony Conchidi. according n
announcement by district ATTORNEY
Tufts. clearing up killing for which
FOUR other men were under iuGic+-
rnent- Pa-via said he had been
nounoed py group Of fellow rannerv
workers engaged IN a vendetta. He
thought they were invading his house
to XIII him and fred. The shot caused
the death If Conchidi who was q
ledger n Parvia's home,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Senator tcSrock refused I'd spec
ula1e The possibility Of an early
agreement- The break ID as riewed
by the Democrats. was explained by
Senator Hitchcock II the following
Statement
When the conference assembled.
Senator Lodge advised me senator's
Present that he had been called into
meeting by certain Republican
senator's and Cor that reason had not
been able to ATTEND the last confer
eI1ce Friday. He Regretted 10 say
thai ne found II Impossible 10 re-
sumo the conference for a conpru-
Mise except upon the understanding
that no change shall be made II tn
reservation on Article Ten or on th.
Monroe doctrine The Democratie
members retired for a private cnu-
ference and viii make their reply -
Senator Lodge Tuesday morning II
q meeting al ln3G
The conference. VI 70 the time IL
meetings were interrupted, had ten
la11vely agreed upon the preamble
ana a. sections Of the reservations
except that relating 10 Article Ten.
Lne Monroe doctrine anc one or rw2
minor matters and al agreement
was apparently followed BY the IL
tarveu-Iou OF the rreconcilabie Re
pubIlcans
senator Lodge a. first declined
70 comment on the meeting. saysng
there was nothing ID be given OFT 81
TINS time. After being informed o.
the HITCHCOCK Statement however, ne
said.
nave only this TO sav about the
committee meeting this morning
That l sac To the committee that
there Is a very strong feeling among
many senator's against any change
II Lne Lodge PRESENTATIONS. either IN
WORDS or II substance and ttat I
thought Z only fair ID say now what
nave already saic II public ttar
there can be ne compromise Of prsn-
cIpie and Than II would be impossible
70 SECURE. IN nv Judgment. two
thirds 81 the Senate 4 arv change
was attempted IN such articles 81
TWO and FIVE, or those relating Y.
Article Ten and the Monroe doc
tr1ne- ! said this was a mere state
neut Of the situation -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
AroOstook Takes
aim for Low
Zero Reports

-oU-rn Ne. Jan. 2S--Van Buren,
'eiow Ze~, was the coolest spot In
a-7esrcoE county to-day. Other low
anl7e-1-..-es reported were: Fort
ser u d=sraes below. and Eoulton
'4.ow The temperature Of &c be-
w ~ zi0Ul-ou is the coolest n the
w vea-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

PRESSURE is high and rising RAPIDLY in
The northwest. and high and falling IN
the eust and south
Unsettled weather may De expected
east o. the MISSISSIPPI river during the
nexr two days with snow f-nm the west
lake region eastward and rains to the
southwark.
Winds of the Atlantic COAST North
Of Sandy Hook fresh southeast and
south winds. cloudy, urnnaniy rain o.
Snow by Tuesday night; SANDY Hook to
rarte-as. fresh easf and southeast, rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
$500, 900 to $500, 900
Fire in Columbus
Business Section

Columbus, Ohio. Jan 2s-Ffre to
night destroyed five buildings II the
heart Of the business district, cans
ing q LOGS estimated IL from $500, 900
To ssD0 BOO, fully covered by insur-
ance. No one was injured -Four Of
rnen uildlngs were occupied by the
Moorehouse- Martens Company, one
of the largest dry goods stores IN
central Ofic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
MILD FORM FLU
IN NEW YORK CITY

View York. Jan. 2s-Despire the de-
c-ease in fnf4uenza cases reported
today Health Commissioner Cope
ian6 was not optimistic ever the SIT
uarion tonight and predicted from
preliminary reports that there woul@
be al least 1900 new cases RECORDED
tomorrpw. He expressed the opIn-
ion however that the death reu
would not be increased materially as
the disease is nilder this year than
in the epidemic Of 1918. Today's re-
port showed l1Ie cases as against
,S55 reported yesterday
Arrangements have been complete
for placing the entire strength Of the
Iof.aI Red Cross behind the health
f;ens -ruert IN the present situation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
'Mattawamkeag
Coolest Town
on Maine Central

Portland, Ne. Jan. 1.-Fnrry-tve de-
g-ses below zs-o at Mar1awamkeag, the
Canadian Pacific junction pnin- n Pc
upbscpr county was the lowest temper
a-u-e reported a. any station IN the
Maine Central railroad Eystem today
Lewiston and Skpwhegan reported j.
minus. as did FabyaHg. y. H. and Ban
gnr 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Italians Building
Monster Planes

New York Jan Ga giant Capro-
n; ulane lis being constructed near
MILAN IN carry 100 passengers. was
described to-day by AUGUSTUS A Fos'
Of the state aviation COMMISSION H
s.--aiun here The Capronl Is driven
t,v motors which have total OF seea
sorxepcwer and Ii only one OF the
suacious models Of passenger planes
WHICH are being built for extensive
air TRANSPORTATION lines some Oh
which are airendy IN operation The
fn~r.st of machines has an ofiicial
,-crurd of 15f miles an hoEs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Anarchist Deputy
Invites Italian
Mob to Attsck

Florence. Italy. Jan E-Du-ing q
nesting here to-day IL which the anar.
chm- Esnrice Aalatesra. -ecentlv elecfet
10 the Chamber OF Deputies. urged 2
revolution. q moi tried &C overcome Z
party Of carabinee-s. The latter. de
Tending themselves. fred a. the demon.
st-atnrs. wuundsng Score ut them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Kansas Industrial
Court Bill Causes
Miners to Strike

Pit1srurg. kas.. Jan 26.-Four hun
c-eG Kansas miners struck this
morning because uf the passage o.
the industrial court bill A mine Of
the Western Coal and Mining Com
pary ar Franklin and a mine Of the
Wear Coal Company AZ Dunii-k were
VIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

sooner. l would have heer q huc
PIER and richer man today. Since
taking the treatment I arr feeling SO
much better My strength is I'M
proving and the rheumatism and in
digestion is better / am very glad
10 recommend TftaIiras-
We say ~VfraiItas is not made Of
alcohol dope or habit forming drugs.
II is composed Of some OF the finest
hsalla-glvfng minerals known to
medical science II was discovered
over eco years ago by the Indians.
Nature maae K. man cannot improve
IL"
AIdsn's Drug Stnre. Lewiston: De-
Orsay's Drug Store warervflie
Caugtiin' Drug Stnre. Augusta
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Names Oldest
SD Degree Mason
Dies in Portland

Portland. Me. Jan. 26.-AlmOn 9
Waite, the oldest 35-d degree Mason
ir Maine. died today Il the age Of
3. He received the honorary degree
al Boston in 1885 He hal lived here
lt1e greater pat OF his life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Mr.. Roach works fnr the city Of
Lynn He is connected with the
street department His only reason
for praislng Tf-aIi-as Is that other
sufferers may De spared the unnec-
essa-y expense and pain by expert
mentIug with different medicines
when this remedy viii work wonders
n cases OF rheumatism Indigestion.
nervousness, stomach kidney and
liver ills. Els message is as follows.
Il suffered with rheumatism, gen
eral debility and indigestion for over
ten years The money I spent
searching Tor sumo medicine that
would relieve me. would have pur-
chased nice home When I think
OF the amount / wasted II makes me
WISH | had known about yllaIIsas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY AND WARNER

Northern New England; Cloudy and
warmer Tuesday; snow 4. night and
" esnesda-.
Southern New England: Cloudy and
warmer Tuesday; rain a. night or
Wednesday,.
Eastern View York; Cloudy and
warmer Tuescay; rzr- IL nIshI OF
" ednesdav: colder N west
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Eo-ecasr for Boston and vicinity:
r,,est.ar CLOUDY and warmer; rain 81
night or Wsdnesdav; increasing south
ertv winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
c0NFEREES SPLIT ON RESERVATIONS
SMALL HOPE FOR AGREEMENT ON TREATY
BACK TO THE SENATE FOR FINISH FIGHT

Senator Lodge Tells Bi-Partisan Group There
Can Be No Change Respecting Monroe
Doctrine and Article Tend emocratic
Leader Hitchcock Hints at G. O. p. Fear of
Revolt - Both Leaders Issue Statements
On Situation - Mild Reservation Group
Sees No Hope of Ratification - Democrats
to Present Modified Plan to Senate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
SOVIET RUSSIA IS CONTENT
DOES NOT SEEK new FIELDS
MARTENS SAYS UNDER OATH

Azzng statements BY Sey1ed Soviet Ambassador R-for.
Investigating Bey-Ne Laag1 Sending cut Aseuts an Mis-
sionary Work - il E.ziy Days # RePuh6c-Cares Not
Kind Of G0ves1neats other Pespae Have-Strsne Eneuph
To-Day to Fight the WsAHDeelares An Reveautiouary
No7ements IN q S. Purely American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
LYNN NAN PAYS OUT over $4,000
BUYING USELESS MEDICINES
This Large Sum Represents the Amount of
Money Thomas w. Roach, 50 Dearborn st.
Lynn, Mass, Paid Out in Medicine and
Treatments During the Past Ten Years

He Says alive Bottles
SaDn o T-eztnne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

NY sD~, rfsrs 10 m s.sy Say 10 sar-
rrrart all Thy snsiness diskcustiss- 60
SECURE ssod sssnssraphsrs and hack
ksspers, n msst every emergency
TIE WANT An.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
ADMITS KILLING
Of Boston Policeman
In Dance Hall

Jossph Sammarrr, Italian. Confeasss
% Shooting Pstrciman Clancy Last
Thursday Ni1tf-Ciaims Did Net
in1enc 70 XIII oHicer-SoI,ce Be-
fIe~e Part Of Plot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-26
KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take a glass Of Salts TO flush out
your Kidneys and neutralize
irritating acids

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid. snys a noted authority.
The kidneys litter this acid from the
blood and pass II on to the bladder,
where II often remains to irritate and
inflamc, causing a burning scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation
at the neck OF the bladder, obliging
you to seek relief two or three timos
during the night. The sufferer is in
constant dread, the water passes
sometimes with a scalding sensation
and Ii very profuse; again. there is
diffulty In avoiding II.
Bladder weakness. most folks call
Il, because they can't control urina-
ton. While Il Is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this Is
really one Of the most simple ailments
tC overcome. Get about four OuncSs
OF Jad Salts from your pharmacist
and take a tablespoonful In a glass of
water before breakfast, continue hts
FOR two or three days. This will neu-
tral.ze the acids In the urine so II no
longer IL n source OF irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which
then act normally again.
Jad Salts IL inexpensive, harmless,
and Is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia.
and is used by thousands Of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caus-
cd by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts
Is splendid Tor kidneya and causes no
bad effects whatever,
Here you have a pleasant, effer.
vescent Whitewater drink, which
quickly relieves bladder trouble,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-26

rowed his boats to his fish traps, and
then In the afternoon, hunted geese.
brant aud wan. There was an in
oxhaustable supply Of shell fish at
his door.
In the summe Hardenberg kept
n garden and In the winter spent
most OF his time with books.
Rover" his dog, lived seven
years. The loss OF his toes by
gunshot and "a fight with a
muskrat hastcned his end. Hard
cnburg missed Rover
Hardenberg brought n Toby cat
to his Island and a year later n fish
crman from Tangier left him a "rom
cat" Now there are wild, cats all
over the Island. And they are Wild
adaptation Hard
Year after year and, while Harden
burg never quite "a up his longing
for the gcntlcr things OF life, he
found interest In his solitude.
Now. Hardenburg finds II a little
hard 10 re-adapt himself to the ways
OF civilization.
II have an indesrribaSle 'ecli"g
that ! ant lind enough ~sx"''a,rt
20 1ffsNt re sIlitude - the Island
lifo." he told me at Tifton, Ga, where
he has accepted n position with his
brother. Il. p. Bentley. OF the Title
Guarantee company.
crusoe married on his return.
Maybe Hnrdenburg won't-but L
found him the center of society in
Triton.