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The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
Fast Filly Shows Real Speed
And Wins BY Four Lengths
Defeats Good Field By Four Lengths Without
Being Extended Second Thought Takes
Middle End OF the Purse.

The crowd began to get ready to
cheer.
As she flew past the stand, with
the race and regal honors at her
command. Mistah Hathaway sang
out: Five-eighths in :5s4- with
out an effort"
At that moment there was q ter
rific battle on for the other part Of
the purse. Second Thoughts came
like streak and engaged My Rev
erie and Nancy Shanks in battle. She
was the possessor of second best
speed and won the middle end of the
purse. Nancy Shanks got third. Just
a few Inches ahead Of the tired Ny
Reverie.
/. Mistah, Hathaway packed up his
glasses. "Ah've seen a sweet filly,"
he remarked.
Duaeap Wins Opener.
Cook riders started on the days
festivities. The public didn't take
to this heat very kindly. for none
knows the working OF an apprentice
boys mind. Little Walters, who sat
astride Duncecap. brought the Will
son hlly home after a vigorous ride.
He put up a great exhibition for a
kid rider. Bantry Pass filled the
second hole and Sailing Along, the
fayorite, was third
When Peccant comes along and
won the chase he threw a dud into
the crowd. They liked him all right,
but the tip on Subahdar was so
strong they flooded to the latter.
Specs" Crawford rode 'Subby,"
which made it stronger. Subahdar
finished about nth, which, believe
me. is no place for a 6-to-5 shot to
occupy. Subahdar fenced very poor
ly and will hardly do. Overmatch,
which was coupled with Peccant, nm
ished second and Unar was third.
Little Fator repeated his perform
aLace of the other day when he won
the Pitts1eld Handicap with Lun-
I netta and beat out Sande, who was
aboard Valor. 1t was rather a pc
culiar thing, for Lou Hildreth is
owner of Valor and Fator is his rider.
Nalor led the small pack until down
the stretch, when Lunetta came
flying along on the outside and shot
by the Hildreth silk bearer. Valor
is. becoming a regular furnace for
the public,s mazuma. He has al
ways been the choice and lately has
been getting nothing. Love Tap
finished third.
Anniversary sneaked through on
the rail and copped the fifth event
by an eve lash from The Lamb. Vet
eran collected the short end of the
purse.
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ny ED cURLEY.

SARATOGA, y. Y. Aug. 4.-Miss
Joy Is the queen of the 2-year-olds.
The coronation was staged in all Its
magnifieence this afternoon at the
beautiful course with a good-sized
crowd present to witness the royal
ceremony.
IL was in the Schuylerville stakes
'that the crown was placed on Miss
Joys royal head. In this classic
she met Ny Revarie. the queen of
the East. and forced her abdication.
My Reverie tried to chase Miss Joy
but IL couldn't be done. At the I'm
ish she was weary and failed to nm
ish within the money.
That the smart folks thought very
Z highly OF Miss Joy was evidenced by
the fact that they took to 20 at the
finish. 1t was a good price consid-
ering Miss Joy won by four lengths
without being the least bit extended.
She ran smoother today than in her
previous effort of few days ago,
Now the turf world wants to see
Miss Joy hook up with Norwich.
What a race. oh, boy!
In Front at start.
There were six fillies in this race
and they were held at the post a
long while through the antics of
Nancy Shanks. When the break
came Miss Joy shot to the front and
opened up a gap Of several lengths.
when she skipped past the first fur
long pole Mistah Elmuth Hathaway.
our esteemed clocker, sang out,
Twelve and one-fifth an going like
nah watch"
She just glided along. while be-
hind My Reverie and Ultimate were
stretching their long narrow legs,
trying to catch her as she fitted
r past the quarter mark.
Still the same gap was opened and
Miss Joy in no danger The three
furlong pole loomed up and then dis
appeared -Thirty-four and a fifth
an jes laffin." beloved Mistah Hath
away.
Striding along in all her majesty,
Miss Joy forced her rivals to take
desperate measures Their riders
utged and booted their mounts, but
twas no use. That bay fiIly In front
wss not to be caught
Down past the half-mile mark
swept Miss Joy. "Fohty-six fat.
gentlemen" informed Mistah Hath
away. g..
They dashed down the stretch-all
but Miss Joy. She loped along.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05

lis (Buxton), 800. Time. 1908 2-5.
Sauve Prince, Bewitch, Jake Berger,
Billy Dunn and Incognance also
ran 80 .
Sixth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
up; one mile. Anna Gallup, 101
Gregory, 1895. SIS, 4.05.: Flib-
berty Gibbet. 112 Heinisch). ATS,
40; Lazy Lou, 113 (Pollard), 500.
Time, 1:43 2-5. Jean BulIant, Sister
Flo. Furbelow, The Nephew, Double
Van. Water Willow, Who Cares, and
Lady Stella also ran.
seventh race.-Mile and a furlong,
All Right Sir. 1O7 (Burke), 11.30,
7.2o.' $50: John Arbor, 90 (Kederis),
$500, 1856; Dolly c, I04 (Josiah),
1855. Time, 1:5s 3-5. Osgood,
Rapid Stride. Little Ed, Ellison,
Harvey smarr, Yermak, and Prunes
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
Australian Wins
DaUis Cup Match
J. o. Anderson Captures
Three Out of Four Sets
From, Britisher.
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ALLEGHENY COUNTRY CLUB
COURTS. sEwIcKLEY. Pa Aug. 1.
~. o. Anderson. the rangy AUS
traiian defeated Max woosnan. the
peppery British Isles representative,
In the singles match between the
British Isles and Australia in the
elimination tournament for thepa-
Wis Cup here today. The scores were:
Ee, 60, 60 and Ga.
Anderson started out well with a
big lead In the first set at 81.
but fell down by erratic playing and
lost the next ave games and the
first set.
In the second set he again led
at Al, but woosnam. Tightening
up, took the sixth game. Then An
derson had a marvellous rally. and
took the next two games and the
second set.
Anderson got away to good start
in the third set and took the first
game at love. woosnafn evened al
Ill. The fair-haired Britisher con-
tinued good playing. winning the
third and. fourth. Anderson took
the fifth, sixth and seventh. and
woosnam got the eighth. The ninth
and tenth were Anderson's and the
set went to him, Ga.
After a short rest, the fourth be-
gan, Anderson again serving. He
lost the third game by making two
double faults. Anderson rallied to
SIS and led the set at 4-3 after
making a double fault on his first
serve. woosnam won the eighth
game. Anderson won the set and
the match at 6-4.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
HAMILTON RESULTS.
First Raee-wraith. III tErick

First Raee-Wraith. III (Erick-
son), 1926, $50, 4.l0; Winchester.
100 (Parrington), 4.65, $50; Gurg-
ling Water lis (McTaggartG $50.
Time. y1:07 As. Get En-, Frivol.
Annette's Sister. Lochleven. Bac-
chanalian and The Moor also ran.
second Race-James A. Sheridan,
135 (Howard), TO. $40, 2.S5; Lieut..
Seas, k1 (Williams), 2.s0, ass:
Flying Frog, 100 (McAtee), $40.
Time. 4:o5 is. Happy Days. Jim o.
and Sea Sun also ran.
Third Raee-Somme, 110 (Rowan).
$50, 2.s5. ESQ: Gallouberry, 107
(Gordon), 2.s5, ESQ; Broadview. 1o2
(McTaggart), 2.s5. Time. lis 1-5.
Fuse, Satinmore. Landless. Saddu-
Gee, Lucky John, Drummond Hill.
Marshall r., Voltage and Adrift
also ran.
Fourth Race-Lady Luxury. log
(ierrimac). 400. 7.s0. $50: Sweet
Bouquet. 10S (Gordon)., 1s.45. TOO;
Toe the Mark. 1os (Thurber). sos.
Time, 1:14. Dancing Girl. Mess Kit.
The Decision, Kama, Bread Line
and Toy Miss also ran.
Fifth Race-Runauoi. 101 (Ro-
wan). 1880. 40. 5.75; Rubidium.
1o2 (Thurber). 5.s5, 500; Clean
Gone. 1o7 (Erickson). $50. Time.
ll44-5 Kentish Boy, Claymore
and Brisk also ran.
sixth Race-Mormon Elder. 1I2
(Thurber). $40. $50. $50: Wood
thrush, f09 (Rowan). 6.35. 3.s5: Ex-
horter. lot (Parrington), S.75. Time,
1:474-5. Joan OF Arc, Tanson. Fly
rJonn> apd hptoinette aIso ran
Seventh Race - Cormoran. los
(McTaggart), 1850. 6.1o, $50; Laura
Miller, 10s (Stearns). S.6S. ASS:
Leading Star. 115 tShilling). 7.s5,
Time, 1:4o As. BY Heck. Vic Munoz
Canso, Joe Joe. Dora. Serbian and
Chincoteague also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
Patten Meets Salpyer
Elm MohaIDk Golf Final

SCHENECTADY. N. Y.-william
A.'Pattea, Mohawk, will play against
D. E Sawyer. Siwanoy, metropoii-
tan champion last year. in the final
ropnd on Saturday in the Invitation
tournament of the Mohawk Golf
Club. Both won two matches today.
Sawyer defeating c. d. Stewart,
ATnstexam. and Robert Lay. Detroit,
while Patten disposed of z. l. Kel-
loeg. Albany, and s. K. Warwick;
Amsterdam. e l.. Mifflin, of the
Kfrkside Golf Club, Washington,
was beaten in an extra hole match
when he succumbed to N. A. Phil
lips, Of lowville. In the semi-fiflai
round Of the beaten eight Of the first
sixfeen today. J. NJ. Hanna. Chevy
chsse. entered the final round in the
klekers division by beating J. Y.
Young. Engineers. New York. 5-t
Hewill play for the CUP in this dt-
vision on saturday against Roger
AHams. 4oSlxk.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES

First. .race.-Claiming; for maiden
filiies: 2-year-oIds; 5h furlongs.
ooiong, I14; Eager Eyes. 112: Adelia
s.. Radiola, Evil, %: Citation, 1o4;
Parfleche, Early Bird, 10l; Delhi
Maid. 1903; Bantry Pass. -; Candle
stick, 107.
L second raee-Steeplechase; condi-
tions: for 4-year-olds and up; about
2 miles. Flying Scout. 40: Surf
ISL; Houdini, Westminster. 1so;
Vera causa. 1870; Free State. lSl;
Ticket, Royal Arch, 147; Lytle, The
Trout. IA; Syrdarya. 142; New
Haven, .131.
Third race.-For fillies, 3-year-
olds; 6 furlongs. Dough Girl, Per-
lection. Valley of the Moon. 1o5:
Careful, Step Lightly. l25: Mavour-
neen, Turnabout. Chateau Thierry,
Last Straw. III; Sagacity, Summit
100; Tenlec. Crocus, 121; Ten But
tons, us; Polythia. 11s.
Fourth raee.-The Mechanicsville
handicap; for 3-year-olds and up,
one mile. Royce Rolls. no: Knot.
LOG; Devastation. 10S: Bellsolar. 100;
Enfilade. 107; Krewer, 122; Idle
Dell, 81.
Fifth raee.-SeilinS: for 3-year-
olds; one mile. Hold Up. ss;
LEclair. III: Huenec. Ill: Moody,
112; Alex Hamilton, 106; Thimble,
96: wapiti. 103.
Sixth race.-Conditions; for p
year -olds: 'furlongs. Banker
Brown, Rib Grass. Yankee Maid.
Bigheart, 107: Bet Mosie. 1lo; Fair
Phantom, 1875; June Grass. French
Furz. Attoo. Tikeh, Torchy. Brain
storm, Occidental, witchwork. Rou-
lette, 104: Surf Rider, 10: Toll, 10T;
Confusion. 101: Dan Boiling. 104:
Mawrcoron, 107 Sidereal. 110.
Weather clear: track fast.
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up: purse. sl.2oos, steepIschase; about
Firth Raoe-Fof 3-year-elds and
2 miles: Caller Herrin, i3o. Mccor-
burn. 1s1;' James A. Sheridan. l34;
Nonus, iss. cynosure. Jim o.. iss;
Sea Tale. $50.
fhird Raee-For Maiden 3-year.
olds and up purse. $1,000: mile and
30 yards: DiamondaIe. s5; Oriental
Park, loo: Cubanita. Eastward Prin-
cess. los; William Gill, Dust Down.
io7; Pokey B.. lis.
Fssrth Race-For s-year-oids and
UP; purse, $1,000; claiming; 6 fur
longs; Gallipot. %: Frivol. 1o2; Jack
lee, lot; Kama. Hoilynore. los: Blue
ahs, los; Alpierce. Pinard. Thurs
-. Nlehter. Medusa. 10; Piedra
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H.: Mess Kit. Our Birthday. iiafA
APP; purse, $500; furlongr: snshr
mint 1es: Fair LassIe iot: Phant>S<
Fair ies. Sister Emblem. Sergeant
York. los: Ku Klux. 1os: Ina Frank.
III: shoai. liz.
sixth Ra~e-For 5-year-oids ana
up; purse. Si.2oo: claiming; mile and
a sixteenth: Neenah. 81; Prospeciotg
sweet Apple. ie5: Napoli. 1885 Ntfr-,
like. ioz: ,Trickster I'd. lo7; Noun
tain Rose I'd. 1o7.
seventh Raee-For s-year-oids
ana up; purse. 1890: claiming; mile
a7d a sixteenth: Undine. %; Fly
Home, Harry o'Neal. 10b; Grown Of
Gold. 10; She Devil. zoe; King Tro-
ian. 100. Lite Sandy. l1o.
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Charley Leydecker, III; Youneed,
Hereafter, l26.
seventh Race For 3-year-olds s
and up: purse s1.700; claiming: one
mile and a quarter: Sundaria, 90,
John Arbor. ZOO: Dixie Carroll.
Pierre a Feu, Lady Longfeliow. Dr..
Jim, Sea Prince .104: Court Fool.
10s; Capital City, ia.
Weather clear; track heavy.
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MISS JOY PROVES EASY WINNER IN sCHUYLERVHLE HANDI
Traekman's Selections.
AT sARArocA.

AT sARAT0GA.
First Race =. Deihimar, Evil.
OoIsnE.
second R.ce--riciket. The Trout
Third Raee-carefsl, step LishtIy.
Last straw.
Fearth Race - Krewsr. Royce
Roois. Knot.
Ftfth massachusetts Haniften.
Moody. wapiti.
sixth Raee-sfaereaI. Fair Phan-
tom, mig Heart.
AT DEv0NsHIRE.
First Race-Lancelot. Ntshfstick,
second Raee-Bewisch. Rosa Lee.
Fedora.
Tsird R.ee-si.ter Flo. rrant.la.
FOURTH Race-CahaIan. Fftsboedie.
Eifth Race - Accelerate. Vice
Chairman. Old Chap.
sixth Race Social star. sweet
Liberty. Retreat.
seventh Raee-Dixie Carroll. Court
Fool. Sen Prince.
AT HAMILTON.
First Raee-PuR BaII. Fox Glove
Chioris.
Second Raee-Nonus, Mecor'urh
James A. sheridan.
THIRD Race-Eastward Princess
DIaraena Dale. Pokee ID. be-.
Fourth Raee-Gafiipot' hnma
Hue Jeans!
Fifth Race-Ima FRANK shsai
Phantom Fair.
sixth Race-Triekster d, Noun
tain Rose ID. Wariike.
seventh Raee-Littie sandy Fly
Homo. Dancer.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
Aggies Forfeit.

With the score % to in favor
of the Navy Yard nine in the seventh
inning of the Government League
game with Agriculture yesterday
the Aggies decided to call it a day
and the game was forfeited Il
Navy Yard.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

First Raee-For 2-year-olds foaled
in Canada; purse. $1,000; claiming;
S furIongs: Fox Glove. Pun Ball.
1os; ChIoris. 115: Push Pin. ll4;
Troubler. 122. r.
second Race-For 4-year-olds and
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l.-rr e-uarh 20 support <-cuss ard -.t
> ,s- where -iii turkeys -o1id
fh-iv. II they once Eot.s sts-t- Even
des- zhi-h have tesr extinct in much
q the stzts re- half century cosii
be restored In many places This Ess
proved when a few deer were turned
iooss near NJ Vernon. u miles from
Warrington. and multiplied a. ar as
touishins rate without protection
A proper system OF game ssnctua-iss
would give tire American Sportsman ?
shot at some n, the noble zane that his
grandfather hunted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
u y-->-.. I. r.n.

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--lzss --s--ss1r a. rE>sr a., .-st-s -
r...-r---s-- - --s-T -li1-- 80 o.
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as<l> ~ t.ss-ss------r, s--rr-eE.-i.---s gz--
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..s-ry =. ~. 1s-ss r. 20 -
-s.-s.-f rvr-s-- - zs--s. .'-st.--s-- y
rE--. rs.s-tGs-rss
~ fl.ussl.- r. ~. .rE---r e +.s.
- fu~r az g-aa- = "a r1-T E1-ss
80. .ss- .<s- t-se-.z-s-rs r-rst5T .
-. .s-- '-~ yss-s a. -. -- = .
s.ss-sf a. ET.y f.ss-- s-rt.-is7'.
t--ysr.ss- ---z- s.ss--sy' - az
s.rs- - --z--s-s--s 80 -. sr-r..--a--
= -. --.s-- rs--s< = - - --s-z-l-
ss.--zsss = = -. t.s. --ls-y s.st.s
hss. .s.sas-< f..ai- Ez-~ lzyf ~
,-s.-s -. hr.~i-ss az ---F So
- - Es--< - f-~--zs-r i- H--
49, 49, - - 49, = - e-.'.-
80 --lx-s.s-y -z-1s e ss--T ~
- = 80 v-H. .---< "a sssL< s--f-
- - f.r-zf--.s ~. srt---- -
49, y-s--t1s - sr-Iy = s--ts-t
x--rvs ss--V g.z-
p. ss~-s,s<zS ss-ss s.r-1y - .-.<-
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go - ,-sz- ft--.s a. --s-. ~ 49,
s.-s-f a. - -sgz =; f-~- r-- -
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yr.-- sssts = --as s-sfTffr - s-r---
-~s--i-fls- -ss j. a. 70 - - -
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-. rst-E % sss<zsr1T y---. ,7i-r -
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s-ss. -hi-h a.. ir,igs-s IL -sticrl>i
a., ststs -z-ss -, ,,-.zt -rss-4s-s
ir>g-s fsis
THY pf.sw PROPOSED
T.. tIa- -1v s-irx s-rss r. ~
e-.s sie- - sz--- ss-rfgs-ie- r. f-ssr
S,-.st rsssrsa. ~hers hs-ti-s ~ -
p-1s I.fss r-stzfo-r srl--sis fesfroT-
- s-- sz--s r-nszxsfss Fro-n thzsr
% z-rfssriss Ez-e I'll -sfs-ziir crsr-
riox the Eg--oB-1I,x cagrtr7. r,s.irr
ys f.s Unrest rs~~-Te o. yhi~t .. =
situated a -,i1 s.o1ss> ts5slc sao,otrE
srvgns II zS>ifssr % tras. szr1.
r-ocszs'so n the ss-rfszrtes cosi> -
shi.pei n al parts - fhe s.s's
Several bills have ten f-'-r1 gre5 -
The house srd ssn,.e r-grf' ~ -.
ss,h ssnctuz-tss ThsT all provide
.h., 'hr stzfe legislature r-ust c0-~lr
IN 'te setting ssids ~ fs1rfuzry s.-ss
sine 'he gzrre r- ftesx z-ezs - ',lr -
- fhs sfsfs 81 there ts ~ t-s-sz-es-
sion ~ states riEsts IN this provision
n may sem that fhiF measure
sJBis bsurfit rhieffr 'rs Wsst. phe-r
most ~ the forest fessrvc- ara. but
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
A PERMANENT GAME SUPPLY

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s1-.s- a-1s = -. .Nf- Nc-g-s-> -
- r--r-----s.--. u-F>.- =. - >. W
-t.-= a.. -s1r .a-er- -s-.-r.I a
49, sssz zs-;r.-- F.--rrer'.
-r-lA ----g--.----s sr--. C1-rE--s-
ls----4 4L4-4-I 1-sA-szs a.
F7fg-leA ~ -4r. -t.asr--a1 ---.f-
a-.tr 60 --1s a r.--r q. EH=s.
1s-.--aErs-- a-z5s - ssss.4r.se a -
- e.w- -. NtiH-rl- -.s-- = -.
lur---g Nz--~E-e.-r t---- ru.> -
'tr=-ss 80 rs-r ..-r- = .s.t--r az -
-r--t-r - - v.,ss t-rrs ~r-ts -
E-sss.g s---s--Hs-> Es.-r -g---- -
T-lts> E.s.- .u-is s-r~f - -.rrs
Ea-.--1s-s-s
affir .-g-s-t.ie- = - zs.----
AT - 4--a~='u-. .~-fi-- ssa>s 60
tst- ls-sfs - - ssE--.oss 80 1---
-s---~--~ - - rtnt. r. s---.--
--fs - -. s--s ---s--.a-st -s-7ss-
.- 49, ~ rs->--a - a..
s-----z-ss-f rrr~-.- = - .rF---
BIRDS THAT aHE DTrSc oC-
-; --1y -.sls f-it s,-,-s---sf. .v--
Sea .--afrT a-~t-- - s-r-ir e a
st-ss = - s-s - g . 80 o-fy - -r
s.--i1-. = 80 r1.-f-v VIA. c-s
s-rs ss.-TwAT-s = 80 --a---r !.
.s~ = - ---. scss-ssi~ sa~rrr ..
Ez-s .1@-- f-r1- cT- a. 1~-st1r--
z-fr i.s- fHs- -----s s.s---.-c--
wsii. ,-s.- rs-<-l.- ,.sstfy e.---zsr-
r. 49, - gs-riz- -sz- fAs cz7-
49, ss.-. t-oss.-ss - EzFet-s-1-
F-r-tr-s- sg-; srs-F ,.n % ;yv1I
= --a-T - -ns -,1-s settis< ..A.7
ys-1is-> hsr fairy ropt rz-s hvs-
VT. Frrr-9ss c--e- ss..c1-r 40 3. has
F-sstlr i-F-sEs1 - avs s-1 rTp-s-s
= Es--s t-g-zEstir- - - -sss- s.-
T.z-s T. art zsfr-s a. sr---s4rs
-.-ss- svs-s-- flre fHss q, Ss- ro-k
rts's - -rs-pi. Th.-s -. ran.
rz-ts-s 49, a. z--sc ars u-.o-rs-s
frsT az mostly farmers -ho s-s rzst
-.,.i-x s-s 20 utus D~.- -. ,ss
zz-is tz- IS ,Af-f~ --r rs.~yrt and
f-s c-----r-r- -,~-.z r' ram .ois
fssi- 1-- Bssit.- -. rr-e1is-t VI
fos1 shosott-< r' -. ChHrza<zss
-.xfo-- a.i-h h-inEs really rors5e--
49, ter = ,1-ot l-to ~. state srs-v
fzff. fts-s z-z sHn = roos many 1Esi
-shhitr s-S squirrels s-.o--sr---- re.
E11d shooting within is o. - miles a
Tzshirrf1r- snd many ausr are KIND
-'rszz - fhe r.ts'ri-t - Columbia lire
Bg' many part. nr ERE state sspeciai-
" ths isrEe -noSsd z--zs sionE the
Potomac. formerly supported large
numbers ~ zfli turkeys ard -7Ifrsi
yrogse- AuT Eoos hunter could &c.
~ ThsrssEiyirs turkey IN the woods
4 quarter o, century ago. while tss
grouse. iocsiig called Pheasant -e-e 80
abundant mat many hunters paid TO
affsnfien 70 fhs humble auail
J The story q thrzs birds has 5een ore
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
TODAYS ANNIVERSARIES

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sf.J.s n>ssssss. tsfn ~ Tgsfsf.r.
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