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l‘ ﬁlmonfsﬂColt Laclkin Wins I

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"comma . EVENlS cat

t-Kentucky Trotting H elation Will Open

iluai Meeting Next

mat suitors BEE-DRE”! [um my

orse Breeders’ Asso- vFifty-Sepontl An- Satu r d a y.

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By W. H. Gocher

When (Eampbell wrote tht- wcli known line ‘Coming events cast ‘thrir shadows before", he was deal- ing with prophecy and not a fore- cast on the races. Still it ilts ad- mirably when anyone looks over the list oi entries for a race meet~ lug.

At Lexington where the Ken- tucky Trotting ilorse Breeders As- sociation will ‘open its fifty-second attinnal meetilng next Saturday there are a number of events which many are anxious to win not only on account oi their cash value but also the pleasure of- having their itames added to the lists ‘n in- ners. ' ‘ ..

The oldast event is the Kentucky Stake for three years old tlrottters. Dr. Herr \von the first one in 1875 with the Mumbrinti Patcheu filly (lirlie PLQuec-it in 2:.‘l31/,. JOE-"Scr- rill won the last with Revnalhillon in 2.09. This year the list.ni elig-

ible candidates includes .~¢Cq1%nel Boswortlt 2:02?» uy Brown $0, Gloria, a sister to Bunt

.4 “Q

Jeane (Jlaire, and Beeswing One at‘ them will be added to the list of Kentucky Stake wtlnneraﬂt now includes Peter Earl; Ffavonlan. (Joloratio E.. Soprano, The Abbe, Sadie Mac. Extasy, Biligen, Dir~ etztum anti Director. . . v Tht- l\V0 anti three year oltivlivl- sinus. of the Kentucky Futurity

rank second tin tlte matter oi age ‘atf lfollowetl in the list oi winners. in

‘Lexington. They both date from

R03 when John Goldsmith won the threteycar old race with Ore \Vilk- cs iu‘~*2:1-i1,<_- and Joltndlayue the dwo ycaroltl division with. Nellie A. in ;2:2.'i1/_», ‘

lllany chnngtas have been made in the it curds oi‘ these even-ts. From yiattr to year tht- marks were rr-tluc- t-.tl_at tires-tent. the lintit in the three yt-ar old race is lteld jointl by Pet- ter Volo, bee, Worthy, Aht-lituitt, and The Senator witlt miles in 2:0Il1/__r. .

in the two yi-ztt‘ oltl division Nn__ tivc iiclle startled lht- turf world la iiloil by trotting in 2:07“/4.- She. rt-tlttcoti Ariotfs rt-cortl of 21103/4 Wliticli had stand for t-‘ghteten y\'iil‘~1. in lltlil Peter Volo titoveti the r" cord to 2:04 1/,» This is the best to date.

ilut seven horses have won both divisions of tht- Kt-niut-lty Patti)‘- lty. 'i‘hey are Ferctto, (irat-t- lload. Peter Volo. ll-ls sister ‘Volga, The Real Lady, Nelia Dillon ainl Rose Scott. 'l‘hls your Mr. Mcldlwyil has n chance to he added to th's list. lie may, however, find either Guy Richard or Rachel Dillon in Ibo way. Thu last nalned showed well at Syracuse. She’ tlltl not start at 'l‘oletlti on account -of inmo- nesn. Guy Richard's races at (Zlevolantl and lleatlviilo also show that he must be teausltlerttti even ll’ he did race a trifle short at Syra- cuse and 'l‘nlcd0.

The May Day Stake is a illxture in which the best two year old trotters meet. it dates from 1922 when it was won by The Senator in 2:06%. Last year Guy Richard won it in the same. time. The list of trtarttrs includes Stimatra, Aileen Guy. Jean (llaire anti Lightning Flash. The same youngsters with the addition of Poppy will also ap- pear in the two year old division of the Kentucky Futurity,

The three year old division oi the Kentucky Futurity is the blue rib- hon event of the trottiing turf. It is the last one each year and brings

rofessionai Cards

hl-“almer & Palmer-

H. J. PALMER, K. C. Barrister, Etc. Money in noon Bank oi Novl Sootla Building

Charlottetown, P. E. I. '_

together the best youngsters in training. its list oi’ winners in-I "lutlr-s the wonder sire Peter__the Great as well as Sadie Mac. Grace‘ Peter Volo anti Volga by lttlm, Sil- ‘ko and Periscope. one of his get, General Watts, The Harvester, Ar- ion Guy. and Lee Worthy.

in 1880 the Lexington associm, lion opened the tigcd itorses on the same plan as

rfetta and Azote.

After Bouncer and the gray; horse Senator A. hatl won this race W. 0. Foote dropped in from Texas} and won in consecutive years with| illlrntt anti"John Nolan. They were followed by Lord Vincent, on which Andy Vileich won $15,000 in two bets front Thomas W. Lawson.

Lawson came hack to Lexington the following year and won the, Transylvania with Bnralma. For] the next six years the Transylva- nia resulted in stubborn contests. The winners were Onward Sliver,l Caspian, Sweet Marie, Ethers Pritie, Nutboy and. Sonoma Girl. The last two were owned by Lotta‘ (li'abtree.

lu 1908 George hlstahrooke won with Spanish Queen. She was fol- lowed by Penisa Maid. This dainty Iowa product \von in 204%. JOan. Charley iliitchclkliaden and Cheney

i914 Geers won wiith Etawnh in 2:031/,, n._new record for the event,

in 1915 Peter Scott took in the Trntisylvania in his triumphant trip from the Atlantic to the Pas: ‘fit: (Toast. He was iollowetl by‘ llllti, Jay and Bitiiantl. The latter cut the record to k031i; . Prince Lorre tiupllcuted it in 19th!) while ilntor Manning moved it tltiwtt to Zztliilé and Peter the following your. in 1921 (iraywortlty won in- Zztllll/Q and Peter the Brewer in 211214 in i922, Rose Scott won last Year.

The twenty-titlntlt renewal of the Walnut iiall (‘up will be trotted on. the first day ot’ tho mcetlilg. (leers won the first one in 1897 with The Monk and Fred Edtuan the last with Favonlatt. in the years which have Hlillltictl this ratne has been won by such horses as Nico, iiilly Bach, llhlait, it. ’i‘. (1.; lthytlnnell, Early] Dreams, Ante Guy, Jenaette Ran- kin, anti The (ircat Volo. The re- cord for tho event is 210314.

Tito other fixtures at Lexington lncltttita the (iasiticltoit, Ashlaltitl, Phot-nlx, (Yttmbtarltlnti, litifayettte.‘ The last three are for pacers. The] horses tellgiblc to start in same hr

Brooke Volo, La Paloma, Sparkle, Russell Ongaie, Colonel Bidweli, Margaret Spanglcr, Wur Bride and Prince Lorne.

The tiutstunding feature a-t the tween Tillie Brool\e and Mrs. Yer- kes in which the Justice Brooke mare reduced Hamburg Beile's race record from 21011.4 to 1:59, also equalled her second heat .in ZIUWZ which was. on the last day oi the meeting cut Czarworthy.

The returns ior the winning tirivers to the close oi the Toledo meeting show that the following have won over ten races.

T. W. Murphy

V. Flemming .

W. Plcntming

Doc Vail W. Leese T. Berry A. Morrison i1‘. Fox . ll. Bruslc‘ W. Dickerson 0. Erskne H. Stokes C. E. Pitman .

the Charter Oak Purse at Hartforddgofw" 11'i111=1"l1' in Fisllling h s tray‘ Bud Doble won the first two with|1° 11 1119-1011 11ml lllv Jack and McDoel. They were i0l- “hmllpilmst "Fllim- fit-illi-

lowed by Cheyenne, Kremlin, Hnr- l5 the slogii-n atlopteti by the burly Canadian.

Way to a champ tinshiji tnatch with

clude Baron Worthy. tlllboll Cane, ._

'i‘oletio itieeting was the special be- .

She ‘

to ‘2:01‘/¢ by

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¢

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Canadian Heavy t0 Follow Demp- sey’s Plan By -

Beating All Contend-

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chutnpfoit oi‘

‘fUempst-y forced ins“

yViliard by wlrippng, every heavy ,

“Vlght n.- Biiéht. ‘tutti l‘m going to mm“.

work my way to n l,-.ttie with - Dempsey the saute way." remarked

go on, therefore Eddie hoyl, yt)u've' Attbrey a

Lgmy- got to look to your lattrels next

Year as Arsetaault is coming. -i-—<o->_.___

l can do it-thertfll ht- no

way to keep me from a thatch, w.th

+++++++++4++++ SPECIAL AhiICLE ON ‘I EXHIBITION HORSE RACES '1‘ .. . q,

The Guardian will run a l- FPH al cuticle Tumday mot-n. -l- iﬂg on the horses atattng 1|- In Wednesdays. racts, q- lhic urtklc will be Jr-ttcn 1|- by an txpl-ijll-‘1iGLil\h0i‘£—rY|&lﬂ ‘l- :...ti v..li give the pubic a line -|- 1in the tidittcn; hctisza judq-wl- 111g from past experiences, >9 +++++++~i¥~l4¢+~i+

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N ICE RIDING

tutti-tilt“ llil- lit at nu Slllillllltl

Saturday was a huinnu-r at lht- iilxhlbltItin liitviui; ‘Putt-it as tut- 'illttii(:i'.‘<i ut-rt busy lttiln li| rlitltg t.ll ovtltltiy working out their ht and a latutt-t timber‘ .11‘ tsp-t‘

i in reporting tbn time in n“; 1.4 lutms Wvft- on ltantl to gut a ltat- in ;11l1l1' Jllliilli‘ hike rat-e at the st-hotil 1111211» ;llIt't-t ht-lti last Friday afternoon,

W th the cxct-ptioil of a milt- In

Eliarl .\l'St‘llill|ll'.% time should rent] 2.15 by Dan lietigc-wooti thcrt- was' el's_ wit» stat-ands for the dlstancg and 'n‘| |,.il fast mile the drivt t: Q

|not Iii‘ as was stated. larl's time serving their speed for thi wcelt

NEW YORK‘ Sept‘ 284 ‘Jam although below Prowsws former] Lungso. driven by Pt-ter (‘ouroy

Trannylvanjn ‘f0;- Renault has torn a lent‘ front lht- WWI“ m ‘n l“ Yet ‘l fruclll)" 0f 11- "“ ‘ppm m“ ‘"1 ‘1“‘“'l"" "I m‘ “my Wok m; Jack Ucmpsuy by which m second behind Hornby, prggentt ,1 lt- in 31 rds. 'l‘hts and a

champion. Not much to come and s nIlar quarter made by Mitt:

week ago is the iasttsl tutartta‘ of the year. I The following horses cludeti among those

were in worked on

Mlnard‘s Linimcnt for Rheumatism Ftturtltty’: Brenton ii 2181.3, (lit-n

tnorra 2.1914, incomparable 2.20%. l-ltist Tramp 218%, \Vort.hicst 2.20 i115, Silver Todd 2.2414, Stella 'l‘oti<l ﬂ-litl-i. Canadian Bt-lie 2.2014, Long

ior n two weeks hunting trip tn the ﬁiffptley‘ be ‘wad!’ 11"‘ l! "Ts-ct 2061/; T. J, Devlin 2.1534’, Dan Renault yesterday as ht- packed up luzflnlnnlf)‘. Wliiillell 3.15%- (‘ollciic SW17! Canadian northwootls_ l ‘m " “ml h” was greatly $11242 ill/i. l.a(‘opla the (irent 2.2115,.

.. “You may think th .-t s iunds t,

queer from a fellow just U ready to go Ol‘t_l vacation." tinned.

E.‘ (‘OH

Hung Yankee Stadium on

t“lll“l-lll"-l l1)’ 11'1"? Will's failure

11911601- a match with him at the October 13yh.

"The rtatsoxt i'm gang CrHJiWk stated ill?“ ""0" thmlgh he-‘Poloratla i\i., Eileen

[his hunting trip is [Wu “IIL Onmhtis as. injurttl hand right now be

is a bad hand anti the other is thst= W

that i “out to ll'iil'tlt‘ll myself tori -the busiest winter I ever hatl in: the ring." .

“Dempsey hatl about twcnty two. fights the year heft-rt- hc won the title. Thats a tufghty bllsyl year for a heavyweight fighter. but that's nothing to what l am going,

iii it

to do. l expect to h-t-vt- twenty i two fights or more his winter m alone. By this time next yual‘ i t hope t.o have had that many. o more. "I'm going to fight

wh te or black-wthat is all that will .H get into thewring with nu‘. I'm go i tug from one end of the country to! ht- oher- When i gt-t throttgh, if there is anybody left it will ht- lu- 1 oruse they rcltisetl- to fight me. lf| l boat all the rest of lhom~ and l

vi

W lls decZtlt-tl ag‘

I . . "Wm u" ‘and signed tor

and the i'()llr»w"ng three year aids ratnt-Iy Dfrectuin In, Shawnee ltose llluar lilac. Jessica ‘the (ire-it. Aubrey anti .\iar_v Suc-

is s0 “m” m me“ m“ big ‘wgml in add lion the following horses

that he (I'd not has tate a momen,t| in signals articles for the match.

receiver] lig-ht workouts Prince '\lac. (‘olont-l Aubrey 2.19%. John

‘It's a fact that Jimmy Juhnstontvhuqﬁ 220%‘ Miss Atlantic 220

111011. ltatl the Canadians sign contract for some ‘time. ‘rrst th match.

Renault tutti his manager, Len l’.

Flynn. hint that \Vills passed upl

e match because he did not LLJTQ take a chance. with Jack.

"We acct-pied Johnslotfs terms the match." said

a Wills Jte-nault Iiut

'who had hoped to fnish ti o -t. _ . “G0,. Scum,“ “m, ‘ ‘e “ 114, Bud tun 2 1011,. HvtlGentiy 2.10

.14, John D, Forbes 2.2014- MM? -'l‘odtl 226%. Saint Sis 2221-3. Our iPeggy Zlﬁltft, Wilteell Boy 2171/4. i(‘aut. J:;t-k.sr|-. 2-201 4

Today will he ut"lized by the ,\‘;ll‘li'lllS traitiet-s "n putting on the {finishing touch‘ s to their stt-ztls.

I‘ Caretaker Arbing hatl it staff of linen working on the track Stitlir

ynn_ "inn wills refused m enwrgtlav sterttuing the turns anti putting

taia the idea of tucetiitg my man. "We're sorry tht-t Harry decidt-l not to come in anti wt: hope that ‘now that ho has hatl his trhailm- he THE QU55T will not go around tromplalttitig that‘

nont- of ﬂvelghts would glvt- hint a tihtmcc."

the gtmti white heavy

. _a glass

{it in iris-t class condition for lwetlnosrltty, 'l‘httrstltiy and Friday,

OF‘ CURING POW- DER

Tbcy art». speutiing gathering dust--

, Anti when autumn comes they texpetzt to have a quartet‘ oi’ a glass full~— '

.'.,' Hut ilr. William Sturges, naton- tally known b: lologist, anti his wife. will ht- sa led-

For it is "golden dust" they are colic-cling.

it .s a “tltist" that is proving a blessing to ltumaility. it is the

pollen, oi‘ powder, in the floyvtar oi’ the Russian l.iiistlt—,-~n puwticr that has been found to h‘ . remark- nhlt- hay ftgvul‘ curing i ‘uitles.

Mixed into a glycerine Vﬂlﬁiillli, lt has bet-n tised in treating hun- dreds of hay fever stiliercrs. Anti X4 per (will of those so tr tteti say they lutve been cured entirely. q

iJr. and Mrs. Sturgt-s are htmting

the "golden tiust“ day dud tiigltt By the t-nd ul‘ the summer, they ihlnkk they will have gathered fit- teen grains oi’ it, I Yet that is the full stipply tread- ed by tht- New York laboratory ior which the doctor and his wife are seeking ll.

\\\.'tlt a camt-lshttlr brush, the

‘D0114! are separated and put into container- Theu the ‘powder is run through a slt-ve so ,f ne it keeps out the stray hairllke ,stumcn which accidentally have fallen into the dust. ‘ The Russian th\istle—iarfn9"1 call it “tumhlewecti"—rolls ior miles through the prairie in ant lumn. in summer, its main pur- tpose, to all ‘ntcn-ts, scents to be ,to crowd out other plants affording more profitable yield.

Sixteen injections of the vaccine are used in a treatment. The first injection may be a dose oi only flve-uvllionth of a gram and the ‘last is nom ore than 16 ten-thous smiths.

the suntan-i‘

lN THE SWEET BYE-AND-BYVP)

ilohn Bull (h-esitatinglyli

manage to let me. have a trifle on account

you“ The Bolshle: "Well, there's chcel You?” t

"Er. do you thl-nk you

coultl—-h‘n|—-—

of that little bit l lent

t! Vlfhy, ‘l don't even recognize —L0ndon Opinion.

The treatments for s. tlme—-cven two yearswmny bring only tempor- ary rcilot. lint finally, accord-lug to Dr, Sturgt-s, they make it un- necessary ior hay fever sufferers

but [illlllillﬁllil can rs an liliil Ill aha wa at titan tum] tnuuu itttttzuttuut elitists

Nlilclflw}? ;fi'r'1°;i‘,>;'i»1_§f'-'70,e00 Spectators witnessed $20,000 Race . mat, Nosed (mt —-Epittard,F reach Colt Was Beaten By by "frampabit Hall’ Length, ’l‘i1ne 1.30 2-5—-WlS9 ’ i" Next TWO Counsellor the Fa. vorite Never Had A Ch ance. ,

tnoirl rtilt taking It uitmly und \\'ti} into first plavt- to win hantl- to‘. '

'l‘ht- winners time was will)‘ two fifths oi‘ a set-and slower than the track rectird. Wise (‘tiuust-llol- tit-- winner‘ of the iirst intternalional rat-t- at llelmoni Park was nt-vor a t-ozttt-ntit-r. lilpinttrti made a game t-ftort in tthe stretch but he wasn't up to the fast pace Ladkin was set- ting and he finished half a length behind t-he big chestnut.

(.‘()l.l'.\llliiS, tihio, Sept. 27. lleieat oi‘ tilytlt: 'i'ht- (treat, prohib- itivt- favorite in the 2.05 Trot by ‘ftampubit. itatured totlayﬂs Graml (‘irt-tiit rat-es toad»- up of four t-las~ sts, and an lillliilltilittl stakt- event. (Jlyilv UH‘ 191cm Won the llrst heat easily anti was leading in the stretch oi‘ the St'('().ltl when he broke. The finish tit-tile third mile was so clotst- that a decision by the Judges was tiecezssttry to igve 'i‘ram pabit the heal with (flyde the Gin-zit stecontl anti June Marit- third.

Summary:

(CnIi-"itllar. Press)

AQl'l-Ilil‘("l‘ it.-\t‘l<l 'l‘itA(‘K. New York. Sept. 2*. August lit-ltnoutﬁs colt Ladkiti won the S 1,000 inter- tnationnl rav.» from a fit-id of fivt- other starters ‘satire a crowd n: 70.0% hert- yvsttrday afternoon. ldplnard the i-‘rt-nt-h colt wrap, sot:- tznd, ltoate-u h_v half tt length and Wise t‘oun.-‘tlitir, l~‘ ~\. llilfliilbh‘ western entry third "‘bt- time for the mile was 1.36 2-5.

(llarF-:1t'e~ hummer

rodt- a beau-

, tiful race on llatlitin and never The ract- ~ - w rth tiearly $3".- (‘hamlit-r of (foumterct- Stain. {L08 made a mistake. iindkin broke scv- 000 to the w- 1r, 5,000 to the sec TrOL 3 “ca, ma“ pun“, ‘Mum out] a\va_v from the barrier with ontl borst- and $2.000 for the. third.

Major iit-lmtints colt was lilo post tlllir» farorlto, his hackers rt-t-eiv- ing two to one straight. four to five to place and one to three to shou‘. lﬂpinartl was a close to sec-

li‘pinard in tbt- lead by half length: Zt-v running third, iiadititn was rtm ning easily; behind the Frettcb coll at the hall‘, but My Own hatl clos ed on the faltering Zea and xvas

t-Thrt-e Heats 'I‘ltttrsdtty.)

‘littrmtttiuke, b g. Valentine '1 2 S 1 [Pluto Watts, b h (Dick-

, arson) """" " 3 3 l 2 run-hing third, Zev picked up again 0111i vllvltil‘ ill 11 10' 5-4 T0 5 and 1 P00101150" in the stretch and Kummer it-t to ti. Wise (‘titt-nsellor was quoted (Cox) -. 2 1 m“ Ladkin have his ltead, The Bet- wt it; to 5 even and 2 to 5. Tlme- . 2.0714, 203- __ ___. j d‘ __~__ __.._.i__;___ ____. v Vt- LITTLE ESKIMOS GOBBLE intents of their people. cLAMs FROM WALRUS’ For bears, they go to Cape 2.07 Pace, 3 Heats -l’ltlii-~-l’lll‘.~\(‘ STOMACHS EAGERLY York; for tit-er and walrus la Emil; ' $1,000 ‘ AS WHITES CALL FOR ior ducks eggs to Littlctun island; Flying iilrect, ch g tRay) CE CREAM and vatnotts other Polar delicacies

11> ——-- are obtained at other points. “ ~ (mt- ot“the strangest sights, how-

Among the Polar Eskimos hero t-vtr, is to see them stirprlse and is an entire abs ict- of thost- fer- kill a utilrtis which has been digg- orituts crimes which title-n bringdtig clams The anouth of the anitn. the stinthcrti naLivt-s into collistni -il is to built that ht»- shclls Hi8 with tht- (‘zinadiltn l-.|\v and the clams just as we do jt-anuts, by Northwest Nlotiutt-tl Police, accord. ‘spitting out the sht-lls anti swall- ing to i)r_ .\lac.\liilan. owing t.‘.t- slams.

Latira Idorbtts. b m (Plain)

Shamrock l1. (llaidle) __._

Kid iial, b g, (lla as) __ .. ‘Fimtr JLu-il/ft. 2.0411,, 2041.4.

ll it 12 2s

2.1:: 'i‘rot, 0 lltwli. t>t.trt-~l'ttt-s.-.

$1.000 (‘east Jay, b m, (hit-Gratin). I l l

1511410111" Hillflhillfr. b n1 Owing to the normal surplus of \1.'l:~ n. ‘tht- ltativL-s think be is

tlihwist) ________________ _. z 2 .- ilo... n n... min-t, n“. “-,.,,,., ,.,-.- inn, tut-y inn him, take out the

'l‘itiinpeltir, b ,1; (ICrsklnc) ._ 3 i I frt-qtit-ntly‘ ‘ rapped‘ as wins and stomach. split it opt-ti and then 5 3

In some c: es two llil'.l tutor into sit round in a cirrlt- dipping out a [iartut-rrdnp to support uut- wife. tbt- fresh clams front the stomach lint strange to say. this truntiititm-tti tht- children. who mt them as set-ms to caust- v--.‘y l-‘ttle trouble.,grt‘t-dily as liillt- whites l-‘(llllltlll 11D

llt-trlhcr, hm (llytlu) __,__., -| 'l‘i1|l+:~ 2.0715‘, lLtllh/t- 2.07143,

2J6 Pave, 3 llralti Purse Sldlittt _ .\ltit:.\lillau . y» ht- has known tiflit-e cream. _

“ypslbuuud h L, “mm,” ‘ I I but (lilo t1: ~ ulu-rt- tit-atlt rt-stiltt-ti’ iii‘. Mattlildlun s: ms his party Hen“, Fora (Palm) ‘ 2 ., ., and this was‘ a young man who tibtziinetl some t~la| . in this WHY Umuihy “H b m ‘WMJM 7 7 3 i 3 trit-tl to ntalte ltitnsult the llonyautl they madt- an excellent th Wil- lngwn H” h m (quirmnn) I, 1)‘ Jutn oi a wholte lr-hv. liu- umt t-r.

‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ L“ " ‘ ,uol him and turned him adrift int i}?

“"1" "-'"’7'/\- 2-"““"- “We m. kyavlt. lvou MOLTKE AND t-us SNUFF ' lit- tittribtttus lllt- ft-‘rot-i tits t-riuu] H“11'1" "l'l1l‘~i“ diulimﬂs of ibt- stiulbt rn l hlutti lo

their t-otitntzt with civilly. lion, and

2.05 Trot, 3

dltirlng tlu- Prussian advance llll trmunpnhirv h g‘ (Flmnmy) _ 4 1 1 the Franco Prussian war Min Mo-

lht~ pt-ztt-eftt ll(.*'?i of the Polar tribe V _ 4 , - _ , I

(llydn tin. tireat, bllt h, to tht-jr retaoittttttss from White Lin‘;nflnkknirfxllﬁz. am‘tolllulldllﬂll/lgiﬂ (Murphy) ..... _______ _. l t 2 .0» khottt tht- only intitlt-rtt viot. Shaun. was “unwilling nurnnvﬂr“ he

Strohterts. b h (Willis) __._. 2 Ii -l no Polar peaplt- ltaw ts a iondne '|‘_u.|.,in,,-.| "Ht- i-t sttrt-ly and" tutti

.~ -. ' " -.- '-.-" ‘1 I “, ‘

Jun“ “Mm m“ m’ Hm,“ r _ “mm |'Hl.‘l::,>l’filvxvlilgw ‘ITEM, forlhvwitlt tu-arly umptlrti lt.s snuff firm)“ ),)"}","“""r"j"'""' " ‘z ‘ - a.‘ u. ‘til-In’. |)ll‘|tn‘ll*lyl4z,l‘ll()k as‘ he retired to his tent to little alloys, 1.00/4, 30mm: IN_I_‘_‘K'ZII','U_ H“; lyyupp ' tvrgtiitixt- the llliills that cuimlnatetl

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