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HAVRE, DE GRACE RESULTS

FRS, receive: y"ar-olds: the fei!o'v
s,te rgT'" ;sSr i4FIass won T% M,n No.
Xauricc. lls CEicel. $40. third. Tim:
80: sun G'fi. TEDDY ~ NAH, 4 .n And
s soa"l"h as s II r. wAson en,r1J ~
second rac.-!,hree-ysr -ciGs ard ~;
iSip TX fnt ds6 ,sS GHng : won IN:
s'ikie FANCY. .O5 tC;runolsenl, si3.l0. 1920
second: l."c,! Fay. loo tfle;choTl. !is 30
leans GIL. Mountain Dew. George Rove",
ReIlaud. EurlcO CarEso and kcwassa also
Third acc-,h-e.-ycar -oids and NJ: the
Aero Handicap: SIX fnr!onps-IiiIly K"il"
1872 GSutn'iD, S. !. 80. .::.. Won n'iy
,ssasG % s5'e} IMdA isS So, So.
third Time. l:id. ST. Quentin, Genie W
md Ths Roy also ran. 49, c,
seakc stake: 5000 added: one mile and
,even,y. yards Careful .li2 ,.tTufn.,->
iii tMcAiee5. 81 50 thi;h. Time. III / 5.
EIodnss nnd Aii!rS also ran 49,. -.
Jones II! ,RiccD. $40. $3.50. $3.50. won.
rryster; II: tKnmmer). g SO, .a2o. sec
I2io, third. Time. i:il %. sean,nss
Park and Jog alsn ran.
.sim Tin one mile ana nfS
Americsa hoy los iTurner). ;393o.
1890 ..::io. Won; Made +; IA oGrunsi:
.ia Gn'? sammSF sigh. war Tintne Joan Of o.
arg AND k9isese Tniso ,n ran; a.,
FOOL . tG-unc!4enj. $500, ii:io. 1910
M?n s@d@nd: war,kc. 81 taschwar;zY
';oiisiest Roy indoienec' i,cmhast. Bii
Hu.!ey, Maize. sunduria and She Devil
also
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES

Fi's.; race.-c!n!ninG; tor three yeas, old;
Neuh"w: !oI: d.. Carmen. li2: Gai,inr,
H.: IscN Ii?rs, IL ii@;, Arch!c ,M.xanGsf
Grass. io7: Gloria Franco. IoS: Xvaricc. 90
maGen cos nj a .ou2
Commander MoMeekin, :l?: Busy Amer.
FS III l i%ss n nj ro Ms"H '; :n ia
buttons. !i2: ROB. Ile: First National. liz:
Ton Mast. ii? 80 e''f'o'e--' LUCKNOW ''-'
Third race-claIning;, for ,hree-year -old'
li2; 'Fourmond. ll2
Fourth racc--ihe Leland Hotel Handicap.
I:;nriSa: les: iorIce. io5: BrookSoi;. ' IL;
Firth aiiowanocs. the Mt. Sterling
foT ,hrse:SSe%, a3d up: one mile ,na
dragon II. io7: war Prize. lo7: Kallipoi,
no; Jouett. n2;, Roulcnu. III,
taf nS RG sSr h ta
s risrt .e d. 1"f HONS iSs Be- rs sr"f rhsn
Il. 10; TONY Sue ins Hold Ne. Igl 81:
Fa!i"n lcs A,am "" Gil. NJ 70 y. Maf'M
srIsn sniTx M TP frn sny
;;ss1birn i.> :sSililps IA .Ii",G ;@s
l5%%sSst,, ii: ii RGsdy III; !IanAa %0; Sss
Sv"sr Hi cSioSe lit A iS . %,!Ti Eiow"r
lM; 'Dnnatello. i36: 'Polu. in: Captain
,-.Fivc hounds apprentice allowance.
claimed. Weather. clear: track muddy
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ATLANTIC FLEET DECIDES
ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS

GUANTANAMO. CUBA. April "a
More than 10000 officers aud men
k-cm the United states Atlantis Fleet
gathered at the athletic iici.i here las,
night TO witness wrestling and box
inr bouts. which we've planned q
determine the champions OF thu fleet
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. ASsis; NJ
Secretary OF the Navy. was Il soccta
tor during the evening.
Mr.. Roosevelt was Gale! upon for
AN address and responded in n spirit
ell speech. In which he declared: "Th
navy should be made up OF mca WHO
are not soft nor little Lord Faunt
lcroya, but men who desire to To
treated as men"
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B|C-LEAGUE SLUGCERs
SETTING 4 MERRY PACE
Ticrney, Of Pirates, Leads National,
While Stephenson, of Cleveland.
Heads American.
[By Associatcd prcss1

iPs tTcSS.
CHICAGO. April 23.-with the sea-
son little more than week old
Ticrney. OF Pittsburgh. tops the rcc-
ulars OF the National League in hat
ting. with an average of $50. accord
ing to figures. who have played IA
five or more games.
Deal. of Chicago. is the runner-un
with 500. and Bruggy, of Philadcl-
phia. is third with .462
M"usei. OF Philadelphia, who was
leading the, homc-run hittcrs. was
who cracked out his fourth circuit
drive in Fridays game
Sonthworth. OF Boston. is leading
In stolen bases. with eight
leading batters: lIolocher, Chicago,
$50 Elngk. .Chieago., .42e: Brown,
,;23. Rawlings, Philadelphia. III:
bancroft. New York. .it2; Maranvillo.
Pittsburgh. .i06.
Babe" Ruth. the home-run king.
Of the New York Yankees. is far
ahead or his circuit drive record OF
last season. lie cracked out his
fourth homer Friday. while last sea
son he ala not make his fourth until
May >, Ruth is tied in this seasons
home run race by George Kelly. q.
the New York Giants, who also
pounded out his fourth circuit clout
in yesterdays game. These two are
being closely pushed. however, by
Elmer smith. OF Cleveland. who has
hagScd his third.
stephenson. of Cleveland. tops the
regulars in batting. with 4 mark OF
.aS3. with Tobin. st. Louis. the run
ncr-up. with $50. O'Neill. the Cieve-
land hackstop. is third with 1924.
hush. OF Detroit has jumped ont
in front for stolen base honors. hav-
ing pilfcred five sacks. ~.
Leading hatters: Rice, Washington
.iS3; Harris. Washington. .4Sl; Sislpr
st. Louis. 40: Scott, Boston. 400;
Scwcll. Cleveland. 400. Ruth, Ne"
York. 100. az
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

Frs: racc..-~!t !urlongs. thre"-y.ar.. "Iie
IA up,,c2irnbia Tern, H. 'T@syi9;,!.
q tJarvi.J u - mira Tim. liz. Loo
M.nn,e Man and se~ei! COMBS also -an.
Seeon1 ra, ,, oin maiden
isoydre pn III l? 'Sgic i:G' ..so. 5S,
Won AIEerlia. II? liuwarGb. 1870. t3tu,
:ssfs.e,TA' Lila" Mae ne d,SSoie( 80.
Lady Aator MIS- Cros:wo0i Oinnipo,ent.
rumps Mornn. 1uer!ia ana b!il and Coo
Tn;a ,Sgs-'qqT nil, Ind ,op,
fsS 'io @H is,9ssli3' afsy. H.
bnwa. newell ", rugs and T5tey also
purse, i 900. six iui!""FAs%oSiisa p!se,n..
,"n ia9S Mshaap '''i? ~ aG ;sgf
1870. second >lghi" Dear. i:- Garner;
Vine Bay in't' lny i pSare. Mis. Fdii;A!Sa
nd Cremonn also ran
All s,aSgs. pa!sr. s.. Goo i anl ald'Ga. ON
r,!!e and sIStecuth-iB"st i'nl, l!1
iyk%5 'S;9, S"" G'nf ini,s,.
iioIs PooHis,; $40 a;,d T"e' Ia:
Dancing spray. DrenGnnan. Dresden, G-r.
IA! H,!r wooitrap. snarh-agon. H. AMI
R"nlsnu also ran 49,
STAKE ,gu,,sss 90? ;o1r ;Grl,,afsa-l:"r,i
isaiiii!i5. 100 tMcGrawi. ,s.io. =. second,
p'erpefy Tea. IL ttaisdint, tiao ;hsFa;
Riack. Casey. I.l"wellyn. Grant," Wac.
Field LARK iusa un,. Fast Trial also ran.
Seventh racc--thrrc -ycar-o.iS hnd ur.
.!N.rninr purse ti.O9o--Dur mile AMI -
.xtcc a,h--Mysiertous Girl. ioI ,francisl
ijleh. 1ll.co. q. so. won. FALL Orient
ia tp"6isl. Ia3o. !:so. second; Sell
Yorkc. 40 taartInl. 1880. ,hird r!n'.
as 50; Harry uursoynt. Scrb!ah, 'ovr
a,and. Ha!ves tK!us and Lazy Lou ala
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ARRANGE TENTATIVE DATES
FOR INTERNATIONAL RACES
ne Assnclntcl rress.

LONDDN. AprIl 23.-IJates Tor sail
re Of the international siN-mot.r
nyh, races in which the United
,nt"s and England Will compel. for
ne Hritish-Arnerican cup. hay" been
eutat.vc!y named Six races vii
pT'n the program for the initial re-
alta for this International small
nrht trophy. The dates Will b.
nnhlly divided between cowes and
vdc as follows: Iu'y 80 at Ryd.:
ugust |. 2 and AZ Cowcs: August
and 10 NJ Ryde Tn. trials for the
l"ctions OF the slX-mcter yachts that
III represent England in the races
"nirst the American entries. are as
flows: July IS ana 70. a; Cowcs:
ulN 90 n southampton: .luiy 81. at
,rdc; July % IL South Sea, and July
z at Scavicw
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LEAGUES PLAN FIELD DAY
FOR DISABLED VETERANS
Inv .AssncIntc1 rrcss !

CHICAGO. Apri! 2@.--T.eticrS have
been received from heads OF three
other leagues ENDORSING the proposal
OF President Ban Johnson. Of the
American League. to hold party
throughout the United Sta'cs and
Canada for disabled var veterans
from .neiShbor!ng hospitals on MAY
20. selected as hospital day.
President Hickey OF tn. Anl.ricn
Association. and president Tcarncv
II the Western and Three / Leagues
wrot" mat they would put tn" su..
stsiion into effect.
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UNCLE SANS POLOISTS
PLEASE BRITISH SCRIBES
lKy United News.

LONDON. April 23.-I!ritish com.
incnt on the American polo team. now
IN the process Of warming up on
English le!dS thus far &ithou; the
presence OF their captain. Dcvcroux
NHburn. is highly complimentary.
Even ut this stage or the training.
which IS just now beginning to be
intensive. they are showing qualities
winch have greatly impressed Eng
fish sport writer's.
Milburn. now on the ocean, will ar
rive here on .hptil 81. and Will join
re american squad at once, whip
ping the team into form for the in
ternational cup matches ut Hurting
ham. June =
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New Ump for Bradley

LfNCliBURG. VA. April 23.-It is
learned on rcliab!" authority tbnt
ir"siicnt w. H., Bradley is to offer
b!ak" Mount. Of this city. Il berth on
the umpire stan OF the Virginia
Mount has been doing i'm coll stc
games here. has attracted Mr.. Erad :
iry y attention. and he will und.rtak.
20 secure MIR. Mount. Mr.. Mount was
Vie University Of Virginia lJe il n
son or w. j.. Mount. OF this CITY. and
until recently was private SECRETARY
20 Jnhh shelton Williams. late CONN
trollcr Of the Currency.
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LAKELAND FORFEiTS TO
ORLANDO IN FLORIDA LEAGUE

ORLANDO. FLA. April 23.-Ia,lc-
.and forfeited ;oday's Florida state
i:raku" =ainc 20 Orlando. . Ia q. when
President Rose refused 10 lc, Obey
l.hkclnnd'S ShortStop, play following.
MS action yesterday when h" refused
:" obey decision of Cmpir. Shancr
anu showed him.
Later hc was ordered of the field
ana refused to leave
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Cadets Win at Tennis.

LEXINGTON. VA. April 23-In the
second match OF the season tn. V.
NJ. ]. tennis team defeated THAT OF
lynchburG College by score of :
70 Q. In all matches the Cadets dis
t!nctlv outplayed their opponents The
smashing drives of Young, the vollcys
% l.ee and the accurat. placements
OF Scamans wcrv the features of the
match.
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PHllllES RELEASE TWO
PITCHERS TO ROCKY MOUNT
Try Assncia,ed rress l

PllIl.ADEl.rIiIA, PA. April a3.--
ne phiiadelphia American League
club today unConditIonall- rnIrnsad
CharlcS Edcns. who came TO tho team
from Texas. Jack Siappcy and Will
bur Ray. pitchers. were released to
The Rocky Mount club OF the Vir-
ginia League
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White so. Lei one On.

CHICAGO. April a3.--Ieliy Herbst
n catcher and outficlder of Palm
Reach, Fla. today was released b,
Manager Gleason. OF the Chicago
White SoN. but the roster was ken
at the high-water mark By the ar
rival Of Bill Pratt. the University. o:
Alabama shortstop.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK. |pru 23-All games
scheduled for [, Iay In The Intcrna-
t!onal League pcnnant race, were
postponed on account of rain
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COLLEGE GAMES

AT Greensboro, y c: n
University or North Carolina :
University of Virginia 4
batteries: Hryson and r. Morris:
Harrison and Parrish.
At Nashville. Tenn: Mercer J-ni-
vereity. 3: Vanderbilt. ..
AZ Greenvillc. s. c.. Wake Forest.
{: Furman. ..
a, Davidson. y. c.: Davidson Col
lcge. .: Citadel. :.
AT Princeton, y j.: Princeton. 2.
sSwarthrnore, o.
At state college. Pa: Penn State.
3. Lebanon. o.
Southern AssOcintion,
Memphis. .: birmingham, J.
Mobile. /; Atlanta, g
Little Rock. Il: Nashville, =.
New Orleans. o; Chattanooga, /.
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HAVANA. April 23.-Thc hfteenth
game OF the worlds championship
chess match between Dr Emanuel
I.askcr and lose x. Capablanra. which
was to have been held tonight, has
been postponed on account OF the
indisposition of Dr. Lasker
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CHOICE BUCKS COUNTY FARMS

CHOICE BUCKS COUNTY FARMS
So acres, new modern barn, stablng
for 30 head, drinking cups in stalls,
milk house and artesiaE we'll at barn,
lighted turnout, 60 foot log pen, all
outbuildings, good ten room stone
house. This is farmers farm and
a very productive one.
112 acre farm, new modern barn, all
outbulldings, good stone house, fine
meadow, stream and wood. This is
beautiful and productive farm near
town just off the York Pike.
l52 acre farm, productive land for
general farming. IA room Colonial
house, bath and convenience, beautiful
lawn with old shade, modern barn, ST.
10, all outbuildings, near town. Can
be bought for several thousand dol
lars less than it is worth.
Hotel for sale. The old Logan Inn at
New Hope, Pa. rs rooms, all conven-
fences, electric lights, gas, hot water
heat, beautiful large shady lawn, sta
bles and sheds, located at the juno
ture of two State highways. Here is
a chance for the right man. Price
right. Come and see it.
CHARLES S. ROBERTS
Real Estate New Hope, Pa
Phone 218
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YOUR HEATH

Every year persons die in almost
every community for want of proper
care. This statement is an eye opener
to very many people. 1t is true, but
it should not continue to be true.
Many communities are waking up to
the fact that we need better nursing
for our sick.
Those suffering from any disease
needs doctors advice and proper
medicines, but they need trained
nursing quite as much. The best doc
tor and the most efficient medicines
are of little avail if not coupled with
good care.
There s nothing of worldly ma
ture so important as health. Every
effort should be put forth to main
tain the health of our people, or, if it
is temporarily lost in illness, to res
tore it by curing the 'nalady. Both
of these aims are greatly furthered
by the work of the community nurse.
ministrations are forced upon no one.
and yet they are within the reach of
all. People are rapidly coming to real
ize the great Importance that attaches
to this work. 1t is quite new thought
to many, they had never known
scientific care for their sick and took
it for granted that all that could be
done was being done for their dear
ones by unskilled hands. Now they
are seeing a new light, they are get
ting vision of what may be done for
the comfort and healing of the sick
that was not done before.
Many intelligent women are closely
watching the work of the nurse and
are learning the principals, methods
and manipulations so needful in the
sick room. Thus the great value of
the community nurse is not confined
to just what she does in the few min
utes each day that she spends by the
bedside of your sick but rather in
what her daily ministrations teach to
members to he families things that
they can do equally well after being
shower. 1t is evident even now that
New Hope people will never again
be willing to be without the services
of Community Nurse.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of NJ; rtha G. Linbarger,
Estate Of Martha G. Linbarger,
Charles D. McCracken, surrogate of
the County of Hunterdon, made on
the third day of June A. D. 1921,
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of
Martha G. Linbargers late of the
County of Hunterdon, deceased, to
present the same, under oath or af-
frmation, to the subscribers, Ex-
ecutors of said deceased, within six
months from the date of said order;
and any creditor neglecting to bring
in and exhibit his or her claim IN
der oath or affirmation), within the
time so limited, will be forever barred
of his or her action therefor against
the said Executors.
Dated June 3rd.. A. D. 1921
FRANK j. EPPELE, Trenton, N. J..
Edward Linbarger, Roselle Park, NJ.
Executors
Gains should be filed with
A. D. Robbins, Executors Counsel,
go Main st. Pennington, N. j.
1921
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Warren A. Greene, De-
leased.
Pursuant to the order of Charles D.
McCracken, Surrogate of the County
of Hunterdon, made on the Twenty
sixth day of April A. D. one thousand
nine hundred twenty one, notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of Warren
A. Greene late of the County of Hun
terdon, deceased, to present the same
under oath or affirmation, to the sub
scriber, Administrator of said deceas-
ed, within six months from the date of
said order; and any creditor neglect
ing to bring in and EXHIBIT his or her
claim (under oath or affirmation) j,
within the time limited, will be for
ever barred of his or her action there
for against the said Administrator.
Dated April 26th A. D. 1921.
Augustus A. Greene, Providence, r. /.
Administrator.
Claims may be filed with A. D. An
derson, Atty.
33 Bridge ST., Lambertville, N. j.
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o IL: Or The
Parable of The Super-goat

ity and his warm horn-shake he makes
those goats feel that they are in the
care of some one who fakes a deep,
personal interest in their welfare. He
sees that they get the best of accom-
modations, and after they have rested
day or so, offers to take them for a
sightseeing trip around the plant. By
this time every vestige of depression
has left the visitors, and they have
adopted this-is- the-life attitude. OF
course, all this time the willy goat lead
er has been laughing up his sleeve, or
down into his whiskers, or into what
ever part of goats personal equip
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LOCAL CHURCH
URGES
DISARMAMENT

We the Congregation of the First
Presbyterian Church of Lambertville,
N. J. in evening service assembled
on the 18th of June, 1921, do hereby
most heartily join with all other
Christian congregations taking sim
liar action, and
Do most solemnly urge our Govern
ment to take the initiative in calling
a business conference of at least five
nations, the United States, Great
Britain, Japan, France and Italy, on
the subjects of the limitation of arm
aments, and
Do most seriously urge ourGovern-
ment to faithfully champion in such
a conference the cause of the re-
duction or limitation of ornaments
on the understanding and with the
proviso that it shall be an equitable
proportionate and faithful reduction
or limitation by all parties involved,
and on the understanding and with
the proviso that the safety, interests
and national defence of the United
States shall in no wise be leopard
lied. Voted and passed by secret
BALLOT
Attest (Signed) Theron Lee
Minister of the Church.
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ment is best fitted to conceal such dia-
bolical merriment But that is run
ming ahead of the story, so let US fol
low Judas and his charges on the spe-
cially conducted tour around the plant.
"Ba," calls Judas as he capers on
ahead of the party, and the following
goats chorus back, Bahia" which, be
ing literally interpreted from the pure
goatese, means some goat"
Then Judas leads the visitors to the
abattoir and they, poor things. meyer
having studied French, follow on
through the door that closes fast be-
hind them, and right down the long,
narrow passageway that will only ad-
nit them le-breasted. Let US draw
the curtain here To go any further
into this narrowing description would
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the
following account will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and reported
to the Judge of the Orphans Court
of the County of Hunterdon on Mon
day, July IL, 1921, for settlement and
allowance. Term of April, 1921.
Est. James McElroy, deceased.
Walter F. Hayhurst, Executor.
CHAS. D. McCRACKEN, Surrogate.
1921 (Pr's fees So
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NOTICE OLE SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the
following account will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and reported
to the Judge of the Orphans Court
of the County of Hunterdon on Mon
day, July II, 1929 for settlement and
allowance. Term of April, 1921.
Est. Titus E. Alpaugh, deceased.
Fannie Alpaugh, Administrative.
CHAS. D. McCRACKEN, Surrogate.
1921 (Pr's fees So
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souls of the goats, which are useless,
are separated from their carcasses,
which possess a commercial value.
This much may be taken for granted.
however Judas occupies box seat
at the show, and after the Neronian
entertainment is over goes out to the
cashier'r office, draws his fat salary,
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No meets all visiting delegations.
Of the strictly fresh" variety, and in
every other respect has all that even
the most fastidious goat could desire;
for he is q natural-born leader, and
good leaders are highly valued In busi-
ness nowadays.
A sense Of delicacy restraints US from
revealing the Identity Of this super
goat, so for the sake of this article we
shall call him Judas Iscariot, or just
plain Judas for short Judas does not
fear the butchers knife. for he has an
insolent sense Of assurance that death
can only come to him through overeat-
ing. The slaughter pen. instead Of be-
ing a source of terror to him, is place
Of daily amusement-a sort Of goat
vaudeville show, as 1t were.
It is Judas chief duty to meet all
the delegations of rube goats that ar
rive at the stockyards fresh from the
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the
following account will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and reported
to the Judge of the Orphans Court
of the County of Hunterdon on Mon
day, July II, 1921, for settlement and
allowance Term of April, 1921.
Est. William G. Hill, deceased.
William G. Hill, Executor.
CHAS. D. McCRACKEN, Surrogate
1921 (Pr's fees So
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and then dimes like a real Harlem
deity on tin cans garnished with fat
Sunday supplements, and walking
scots of an old vintage.
But why do the goats continue to
follow this treacherous leader who has
betrayed so many of their number?
you ask. That. patient reader, is a
matter of mob psychology which seems
TO apply to animals and certain human
beings alike. When number of per-
sons get together under the influence
of leader they usually hang gone
to lunch" sign over the door of their
think factories. In the industrial world,
for instance, thousands of otherwise
intelligent men are blindly following
well, gentle reader, we do not like to
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the
following account will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and reported
to the Judge of the Orphans Court
of the County of Hunterdon on Mon
day, July II, 1921, for settlement and
allowance. Term of April, 1921.
Est. John G. Byrne, deceased
Patrick H. Ledger, Administrator
CHAS. D. McCRACKEN, Surrogate.
1921 (Pr's fees So
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