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New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES

Nq''es sndsF sss.i9ns las .. aas o., $ j
g %r 'hc r. Fuolls 1. x. rP"ss a., sE @s ?ngPn
'irs. against John iioe. Nary Doc. Ricna,
1;ss s"h h., 1sne az. #e1 he ls.' abeye o.
'sing unknown, and all other "unlnow,
9 eima ntsr or unsnnwn heirs at lay.
yny, y,7 Of THOMAS ". cox. late of -
State q New York deceased and any sni
al other persons claiming or who ma
claim TO have interest IN or genera
or specified len upon The real proper
described in tho compiaint herein OF "A
sorc part thereof, through or under TIE
above named defendants or either or any
OF them or through or Under eaid THOMAS
" CON. deceased, such unknown rlafl,iant~
and persons whose names orc untnowa
oe re generally scribed and being In
tended 70 be incl.dci IN the following
Designations viz; tho wives. widows. hus-
.russees' oommittees executors. admins:
traitors. grantees. assgnecs. ienors, auI
n1Jf rfyoNaf q ~ II ~o ,2y Of the above named
above named defendants or either or anv
or tEenl' and any person OF persons deriv-
SAID real stat through or from or unde
said THOMAS W. cox, deceased or an
OF ssid above named defendants and the
"i1o"erS. u any. Dsfcndan's
IO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
Ants and al unhnown claimants 10
any interest in the premises hereinafter
TAKE NOTICE THAT an action o. eise'-
nent las been commenced b. no peop.
Of the State Of New York. pursuant TO ~
tiors 1899 to 1893 .ncIusive OF tho Puoi
Lands Iaw. to recover the the to an
right OF possession Of the following des-
eibed real property. which vested In tie
said plainiiffs by escheat on The death o.
THOMAS w. COX, intestate. on or aboG-
tho 18Th day Of April. 1922. an inhabitar.
and State o New Iork Slo" .eised Hed"g ~ fee ee En- E
pie Of the following described PREMISE
All THAT TRACT OR PARcEr. o.
LAND situate In Town of NewsteHd. Va
lage OF Akron. County OF Erie and sat.
ot New York. being part OF Lot Nuslbe-
LENT, nine te9l Township twelve ti2,
Xa,ion and bounded and described y
BEGINNING at point in the center In.
dred seventeen CID feet easteriy fror.
TIE intersection of the center line o
Madison Street with the center line Q:
John street; running thence sousae.15
right angles 10 John street two hundred
thirty six and twenty-five hundredtn.
tsss.ss) feet: thence easteriy parailei
With the center line Of John Street min.
o' way OF the railway connecting Wit
the tn. we, IVES, Shore tracs; said right %
=; right singles thereto: thence northern
along said right OF way line q distancs
OF two hundred thirtye eight f23s)' rec-
10 the center line, OF John Street; th.nss
westerly along tho center line OF, john
street ono hundred thirt, four aud two
.snth' tenth sis1s, .,,t, asss more or less to II.
thrce-hffhs $50 Of an acre OF land. b.
Dated az AZ, = ~ =, Ss.wqox Asga5, ssna lasa
onioe Post Ofiics AddYesa
CspltoL albany. N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

I.n''ey 'ook part IN 14l contests and
s.a.nMeo .s.. out twenty-four home runs,
..Hseen tn1ee-basc hits and forty seven
TWO baegers
In addition to compiling the .hgh-
est batting percentage, Bentley also
made the most hits, the most home
55aggers. Bob Fothergill and Norman
Mcmillan, of Rochester. tied for the
highest number of triples, with twen-
sy'three each. Homer Summa, of
Rochester, led in sacrifice hits with
!orty-three.
Frank Kane, of the Jersey City club,
showed the way on the bases with six
%y'elght stolen bases. Three other
Players also stole more than fifty
bases during the season. They are
Frank Gilhooley, of Buffalo, with fifty
i've; Ray Dowd, Of Buffalo, with fifty.
ssour. and Maurice Archdeacon,- OF
Rochester, with ffty-three.
Mer*in Jacobson, of Baltimore, and
Frank Kane, of Jersey City, are the
OILY players who took part IN every
game played b. their respective clubs
Jacobson, with 167, played in more
games last year than any other player
in the league.
The Orioles led the league in club
batting, with an average Of .313 two
points higher than the Rochester
players who finished in second place.
heading had the lowest average. .26S.
The Buffalo club led in stolen bases
with total of 325, due mainly to the
me work OF Gilhooley and Dowd. The
ORIOLES, with a total OF 1902 home runs,
was the only club to gather more than
hundred circuit clouts. Syracuse
was second in this respect, with seven
ty-hve.
The Orioles, who won the pennant,
completed the campaign with 119 VIC
tories and only forty-seven defeats
iheir percentage was III, 122 points
higher than the Rochester club. which
captured second nlace
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Brooklyn A. A. Lad
Again Wins Bronx
Handicap Road Run
Lichtcnstein Leads McCrcadv
to Finisl, Line by Five
Yards i'll 4M.MiIc Race
By Jack Masters

Harvey Ljchtcnstcin. tho stockv
lttIe halricr from the BROOKLYN A. A.
was the best Of field of sixteen which
started IN the weekly handicap road
run of the Manhattan- Bronx Athletic
League yesterday afternoon. The
brooklynltc. who won 4 similar race
only two weeks ago from liberal mark,
was allotted only one minute Yesterday.
but came from behind nearing the fin
lsh and won by five yards from Ben
McCrcady, Glencoe A. c. The winners
time was 26:2T
Willie Gladoing, also Of the Glencoe
A. e., who started from the $3.50 mark,
went into the lead at three miles, but
McCready, who won last Sundays race
and was handicapped at 2:l5. chal-
lenged the leader little further on
and this pair made two-man race Of
i until within three blocks OF the
ilnlsh line, when lichtcns;ein Joined
them.
G!adding droped back. unable TO keep
pace with McCrcady and Lichtenstein,
and when within 100 yards Of the tape
the Brooklyn boy began 10 draw away
from McCrcady. who showed the CT
fects of his early fast pace. The latter
hung on gamcly, however, and Lichten-
stein was hard pressed right up to
the tape.
Fast time honors fell to the lot OF
William Stokley, st. christopher Club,
who started from scratch and ncgoti-
ated the four and three quarters Morn.
lnGsiGe course in %: 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

will
ball In the place, the
of
edge
baseball the
tendency to possible
efeat is
games the East
the Middle West and the Middle West
erery the Middle encourage
the East have bit mpc
Middle Western and Southern invariably
these ntclseona the East The big
would deien
For Michigan
to o Aonzo Stages
would furnish him something and
furnish
ofs sectional theories.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Plan Grand Circuit
Meeting for Detroit

1 IEN ELAND. Jan. S.-S,ewards of
the Grand Circuit were gather
ing here tonight for the annual
meeting Tomorrow aud Tuesday to
assign dates for 1922 meetings.
Detroit. formerly ono of the great
est Grand Circuit cities, will prob
ably be member of the circu:t
again TINS year, il was said tonight
WIN Inc arrival here Of William
ien"c!d' secretary of the Detroit
orlv'ng Club, who will tomorrow
make application for membership to
conduct meeting at the Devon
shirc track at Windsor, Ont. onno-
site Detroit. The Kcniworth truck
at windsor. is also an applicant for
Gates accc ccrding to President Samuel
Hicbridge. of that track,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
FINANCIAL


or NIssouni NANsAs : TENi
RtN.WAT toMFt "
on December g. 1921 the flpae,-' l'-
Water y. Sanoorn. United s;stcs "Iteta.
Jpds' f9r The Eastern I,ie,eior - ih,
"a, jp"ioia' Die.-.c' pf Ns-c'.'
nadc ~n rrGrs h.oE rss rHtcrce ol- 3D.
.fih DAY Of December. 1s-l. 10 ih~
efsnln Proceedings ro,y ntndlng ssfI
rnoa+t assias sail Missonrl Hersat
l"Nas RAJ 'ompspy. . th.t 'rr,s..
cfn'ral Mon 'r.u~i
so'npsnr of Nov
'pS' a,o,'d' ''S.'' - g. 81.
M.ssoaii. Kansas : c,aeoliJa,ol '4i.e
'fr' &C raiiesS
'omIaHs Defendant
*xi'nnins "n'ii trbruery 90. ire tfr
t'in" sor Cling general unsecured elrlrls Or
&, ,, ~nl.orr, @nn rcfcrr1ng ss'or te t.e a-
prescribed
I'll The loiIoy',ns Is copy o. sal o. o.
ORDER EXTENDING rlMH 10 rIf.i-
CLAIMS NiTii SPECIAL. NASrEE-rf
'rERI ai;. T. fs2e
referring 80 tbe order n ta,9 cy,-
hNre.ofor" mace .aa entered a Ills ts4f~
On November u. 1917. cnt!''~.. 'C-t.s.
n.ing I'm" for flirE clalrns and rcrcot =
ssinc to SPEC Al Master ana 20 rrus
hatcd January - 1919. JAteDJing ;'n~
ne i"'~ VITA special Nssi"r 'o N1''f
J. l'i'. for caus~ Shown f. - hefebs.
''s)rGcreG. tta- tn, ...,s.. .lsI-
pursuant to said orders y. ana =, -
10. ox.rnced 20 s'cb~ua~~ 10 sp. n
,ho~e havinT claim, s,s,-,
dam Mtsso,,, r'.,s,
CompaaY. in.r nis ~fa..S,et. o.,
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Office ;,.o,, ec4 .,n~trsI -,
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IN Cs.e of :, 1<,.is s;,,t, - u.
or lefor. sail dnt, s,1 i. j., >n-.ho-
.le-cj that ;n ,ao. .,,.i, ola ~. ~
thrlD .h,N NOT l,c e., nict ,., , 80
aid date. tho hni,ier -, h,,,io,.
claim or c;ai,,,~ 90. -. d.. 't
mo holdars of hons, ~ o.ho, - '' ~
payable H.. said =, rnn.t,,, >, , s,,.'e
pan, and secured h,. ,,,,~,..a'r, w.
* collateral "a. rc.,,.c.t-
mortgages or tru.. ,.,...,.,~.' -.
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>-a Of ss.h H. ,I,,. - ''I "a, y.
proved Tor ;,s-.,,.,, 80 ' +i
shsu ha hz~,st ,r,'', 'ls .t'
prncAeos or ~, ,'r,,,e, - ~ lnors
paifaav ro,n,n, ~ '' sT'' d'''l'Ha a - P
shall Lo IN ,he i,,,,sa r.N or heieHi'
mis- aus and ,r"n' shar, ~ ne '.sCN's"r "
ing in th, herae.a 80 ,,i na ~ ~ t..'''S
tho proceeds aris,,, .-' '1n ''
railroad and otb.r ~-o-a-. |
shsu haroaf.a- -, 'st'',--., IA SuCn :"
i'm III, ,.usa o' a"JN'H'u ana uc'f"''
"t.ia,,,a 49,, !.
a,,ou,nco -, pro'ed on tho bass = ?
fa1, ~ a., ~ 'ns"rsst 70 SFrtenher
ror.,.or ,1, ". OF 'ns sppo''' inent ~ TIL
rich, oe .ia Via. e,n n..no.t prejiai'e 10 g."
cr,,tny ,,a t.n's .sInsn's 10 claim Interest -
20 b. e,,s s''I ,e, upon tho amounts fo1'i
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Schedule Arranged
For Soccer Teao,,e

{, At special meeting of the American
soccer League, held here yesterday.
games for the next month were Hr-
ranged as follows to be plaved on the
grounds Of the first named clubs:
January {. Falco 4. e. vs. r 4. p loo..
'a" Niysr VS.. Philadelphia; Is, horrIson
W, e'd Shipyard, Now York IS rl;,o
"si ns ipMiai ~ Philadelphia vs. ran River.
yard rs Faleo y. e.; 2s, FAN River Is
1"A'S' Ph!ladelpaia -. FAlco \ e., "a
Harrison Vs. Nalco a. c.. Todd's shipvard
%li iiVel New York vs.. ! 6. =. Coats
~ 81 ut'Y'e - Philadelphia vs. Harrison. r.,ii
=, ElVer vs. New York, Taco \. G. w Todti'.
sntpSa 'o; .. Todd Shipyard VS.. iShila,,al' >
hHia' New York ". Harrison
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
HUGO Besdek Claims Aduontoge for the East

HUGO BEZDEK coach of the wonderful Penn State of the
AA football played
is a Chi
He coached University Washington
We play says Hugo.
when
plays During
time Washington only thirty plays
be of the high standard the
old avs There freshman rule then; player
was entitled He his senior
those the
fifteen the No" it the
most and his last
wear with
The Middle Big Ten further
Handicapped the East for they limited to
football with only
coleg their belts
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
New Orleans Entries

First race 'purse 81 900; for maiden WA
.s,rcr .reg'aJ c CGl's 'nd selainSs furlones)~
F'iynr. ll5; Billy WhisNsrs 11s trsMlei. ~ mlea
/ lay. ,o; hob Mc'ray. l1s: sArnt, ~ .
: F,atrqnsn lls; srhc Mule Skinner. iiS
Nthletr' JIG. Rors. 1lt; 'lIambone ilS'
't'ai!e. entry. +Haysood entry. sGriffin
entry. Jones entry. ~
,,s@s S@sond ,, F@es lpuEse $1,000 claiming for
Annie, JOS, Bennington. rs: Ever EoId
loS; Fetio. lo5; Lady Rochester. To- 100
Sp,nnns. "a II ln |Ronsro bue. sS Little
riled colleen. 100; Dada JOS: aCorr
stalk, 1o5, Nis, io5 Bits Iuci, 1os.
'c'"'iheart. l0,.
third race (purse $1,000 claiming: for
Redmon. ia; Sister Flo. ,,o: Lady Iuxurv
J 70. Sagamore, lo5, TicNlisi, Ioi, MOODY.
Fourth race Curse $1,000; allowances
JOS Barncy stone, 1903: Day lfIly' gs:
Eternity. lol; Runzaf lot; Pimlico, los
Hic,. MaS1@r JHoN' lg4; SEA Cove los: Trust
OFFICIAL 80, john $. Heardo.. Jos.
tn Excelsior FIandi'ap) -Tipnitv Mitrhet
~ General iIair, io5; ni,od Verde, ne
klns's Champion. l0i; Bunrn Buck. lis;
l-'ii"lta. loo, Slippery Elm. liz.
Sixth race (purse $1,000; for four-year-
dragon II. lOa; +L'Enjolcur. io5 Lore ma
Moss. loi; Scotch Verdict, ll3; sour Birti-
day. los, Miss Fontainc, o. sGouruand.
%.
seventh race (purse $1,000: claiming;
for feUr.yearolds and upwlrd; Is
nilos) Harvest King. los: Brownie Nc
I)aWeii 10o: Pich~ick, 112; SBailybell
100 Serbian, 100; ~Jacl1 Reeves 100
'Phelan lo5; Service star 1906: Barry
shannon, lo5; Hello Pardner, 10Y: sAlex
Jr. lI2, ANNA Gallup. 105; s'rhe Cullen
Bon. 1ol; Warsaw ll5; Iron Boy. 1o7:
midnight sun. 101.
ino o,l.,.o,,oo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

An excellent set of preliminaries has
oeen arranged to precede the twelve.
.ed round tilt between Johnny Murray, OF
.ae Bronx. and Johnny Darcy, formerly
~ the United States Navy. which is to
axe place Thursday night at the
arena. Scotty Melcomb. of Bayonne,
meets kewpie Williams, of Jersey City:
r u 1ne semi-hnal of eight rounds, and
.%.ankie % Mason. former amateur, will
i..se i.ane MS professional debut against
'ack:e McCoy IN a four-round bout.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

SlcoLL. BE snNJ*NYyIN.mlN Yyls..sN' PURsYANGs
Y. SogcSs e bsa.sy Of the x,SsD ,S.Sny q S:v
Sicol. iate Of the County Of New York.
dAceAsed, TO present the same. With vouot.
ers thereof. to the subscribers. At their
AS 81 Truesdaie ( Ncoli. their attornsyS' @ o'S q
40, 1%9 Broed~ay. In the Borough Of Man:
haitian. in the City Of New York. State Of
New FORK. on or before the 9th day q
Dased' Nev York. tho .s.h day Of July.
1921, JOHN SLOANE
COURTLANDT N1COLL.
TRUEsDALE & N1coLI, Attorneys Tos
EXECUTORS. Once and PoAtonios Ad.
dfess. 14a BroAdway,. Borough Of Mar.
haitian. New York City.
SoRrEt. HoxAcSc-ln .eS,. ,.,g ,gursu.se: e :.
sus.Sf.,tsr q hs.I shs County y. ot = nv q ySsS:
h.Sos Sam. . :ss, ss 1SosRa g II osssFa;Sss.
ists 81 ths County Of New York. dsesssed'
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
70 the subScribtr, at ite place Of transact
inr business No. 40 Broadway. Borough
* Manhattan, City and state Of New York.
on or before the 30th day Of January nAxt.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of julS,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Executor.
kAYDEH q fOSf. Attorneys for Exscut d:
% William Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
HELP WANTED MALE

THE PRESIDENT OF \ LARGE ~
DUSTRIAf. ESTABLISHMENT IN VlCIN-
Try or NEW YOnk. MJaT HAVE prs
NIcl'S EXPERIENCE, IL SIMILAR post
rlpN AGE AROtT 30. ONf. WITH
CoII.EGE EDucATiO% AND kNOWL-
EDGE OF GERMAN PEETERnEf).
or ADVANCE, Only THOSE DES1TI~
ING To TAKE tP WORK PEKMA-
NENVlN Should Arrtt. GIVING
TIf1.r DETAILS ABOUT PREVIOUS
FNpERI fc.I('E. ADDRESS &. D., BON
shN. 'rl&lRI. NE,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Bentley Leads International
League in Batting for 1921

JACK Bentley pitcher of the Baltimore Orioles
GU 'e International League batting the official
averages released this Bentley made 26 hits 597 times
@ Tor the splendid This
nef Than that of Sam Of the Rochester club who finished
Hlen an average of 38o for ifty-fvc games
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
otrOllers Take Close Came

ser.; ern.n;counterlng the soccer team repre-
y s~"e'hg the Norwegian Turn Verein in
'4s''opohtan League game at st.
B,v n. 0~noklyn, yesterday, the
csr,. y nldge strollers gained a we'll
To i"eo victory by the score of , ~
seco,i an three Of the goals came in the
'''"a period OF play.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
INFORMATION WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

s1sr ST. COLUMBUS Az. fCo,on,a, Hotel,
Newly decorated furnished rooms usc
OF bath: $l2 weekly up: elevated. surface
cars subway; full hotel service: restaurant:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
BOARDERS WANTED

90 TT! ST. At LEXINGrON AVE. <uo.sl
futi"dgc) Tor ladies': ono room and
meals. from SIS up: elevator tcleph4ne
ctc-; rull hotel servtcc: newly decorated
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVFRT7S7NG G
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
NEWLY landed German ct-, =. ,no,J,.r.s
heiper or UP stairs work neat snd viii
.nE Lang z Do-chescr CO. 81 vAsI
ED st.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

capable: young; good
cook; apartment preferred: $50. Miss
shea $ Agency, East 4lst st. Murra.
iIil 6174.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
General Houseworkers, Etc.

"nghly experiel.ced: young r-iipino; *
aellent reterences: city. country a15. Ma
'or's Agency, IS West 43d s.,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

HOUSEWORKER; excellent cook, wait
ress; references: city. country. Sliaug IL
nsssy's Agency, $50 Sixth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Automobile instruction

license grarantccd: ladie-' class-s also
Ford icssons. American Auto Schocl. Tcs
Lexington
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
FINANCIAL

DIAMONDS bought and sold for casn
Advice free. Bennett. l7b way. cd floor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

Btr'EE, second ,rau houscrasn: al ~
perierccd tnAn. highls reconoi .enie i. r..
Miss Pofiaayer's Asc.ey. 10 East .Sa fl.
tEird :oor. Telephone sn<T MrrTay iI!ii.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Day Workers

DAY WORK ERA ccommodato tor. cook or
waitress laundreas cleaner. E.
Miss Hof!nAysr's Agency, 10 East 43d st.
3d floor. Telephone S947 Murray Hiil.
DAYS WORKER. excellent cleaner, r,ajn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Laundresses, Etc.

IAIiNDRESS Irst class CO pable worker;
best references. Lang & Boscherer Co.,
A. West $50 st.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Domestic Help
COOKS. ho1seworkers. maids. CAY wc-kers
(colored) city or country. kernp's Agency.
Audubon 1856
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

NURSERY CONERNESs. French. young ::
nice appcarng capable; very highly rec
o~}ncnlsd. Miss Hails Bureau, II West
tith 81. Vanderbilt $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Governesses, Etc.

NURSERY GOVERNESS-Y French
woman; good references: child over 8
years old. F. Miss Hofnayer's Agency,
10 East 43d St, 90 floor. Telephone s94S
Murray TIni
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Miscellaneous

APPROVED HELP: cooss cnsmpermaids
mattresses, nurses, governesses, couples,
laundresses. houseworkers. Miss HAlps
II west 44th st. Vanderbilt S3Ao.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
" YOUH UNcLE

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 o. r0re
 And oft do ronIne For One nal o. old and the ulys And Che Days of Fory-niue
 HEFHhIN On my hor. a IIel with Che days
 0I EOro
 And olt du ron.ue For Che lHr o. old. IHo Days of Gold And One Day ol Forty-nInc. had commes nn who loved me
 WoII
 4 I0F.aI. uucN crew. IHora wore some hard CasoH. ] must
 confess.
 But the aIl wore hrara and true; Who would never nIuch whato'cr
 One p.uch
 Who never would fret nor whine. But Hho good old bricks ihcy stood
 Che kicks
 In .hc Daya of Forty-nlno Tboro was Monto Pete -ru no'cr
 forget
 Tho luck ho aIWnrs had Hc would deal for you both day and
 u.eht-
 SO long aH you had acad. lo would play you umw ho would
 huto H.Iur
 Uo Wou.d r0 You ulflu. blind Hut u tHo mma oI Death Pc.c Ioat
 hi. hroHtH
 ln tho Days Of 'Forty-nine. There was Now York Jake. a butcher
 boy
 Tint was a.WurH a-eaiuue uelii Whenever Jakn eo. 0u n spree. Ie was spelling for a nHht One dHy ho uu against a miIc I'm Ino hand. ol oIi Bob Cline so over Jake Wo hold wHkc Iu IHo Days of Eor'y-Enc. Tbuc waa RaetonHCk Iim vho
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 roar uII UHN And ! hUeFo hU'a a-roar.n. yoti Ono night hc loI u r nr0ree. hole TwaH n roaring bad design Tor u thHt hole hc roarcd out hI7
 aouI
 n Che Daya ol Foriy-n.nc Tluo was poor lame Chca. hard
 old UH
 Who uot.r dId repent CH. never missed single meal Nor He never paid a oent Hu. poor Iumo Che.. ike an Che rest, uu to Death ut 'lst resign, For an hIH bloom lo went mp tho
 Hume
 I'm Che ulr of For.y-uInc And now mv comrades an arc ronc Not one remains io i0uL. They have 'e. me hero i'm misery LIEo some poor wandering ghost And as r1 from u'Hoe t0 place ToI.a cam me Travelling Sign. sIrIue "rhero eoe. Tom Moore. a
 hummer ur' From Ino UlH of 'f0rIy-uIuo.
 Author Unknown.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
HAPPY MEDIUM

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