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For ' Clemency And Commutation

I M01810. .t March -5.—"C-hﬂ|i'll2f Ponzi. who h-as served 27 months rot u iivc year seaiten-ce for using tlie malls to defraud in he inter- Inatolnal postal coupon swindle, is ~an rhnnllcant for clemency and lconrmut-atoii, it ibecame known w

ert 0. Harris received from Wash- zmtpiicatfon bnsed _ re- ltiirned two days ngo to Plymouth (jai after an operation tor stomach" ktrotrble. Further corrlnetmc-rut [would work s. pemurnent injury to lhftinlt he contends.

every @176 purchase. Globe cun- tsining two rlsh, pwtzts and pee- "bleo. Supply lisnitted. Get

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How the Belgians Saved ‘Their Stallions .

What is said. to have been the biggest Jolie 0t‘ the woe was the scheme whereby the Belgians pre- j vented the Germans possession o! their iaunous druil horses and sending them nil to Ger many. Tihat Germany dhi intend to corner the breed oi‘ Belgian dralt. er, one 0t’ the most valuable in the world. “is a mutter oi official record, and indeed Germany thong-ht that she had done it until the wnr was almost over. As a matter oi’ fact the Germans did seize and send to Ger- many many oi‘ the best mares. most 0t‘ them in foul, but many oi these were lust in the last phase of the ﬁghting vwihen the Germans tried to press every horse and almost every deg in-uo service. The blow- inﬂicted . upon‘ the Belgian industry was a serious one from w-hich it is not "‘;:”".;...’.‘§"i 3’.°..L."i’.‘...'i2‘“fili‘i""“='Y i" *P°°““Y' ““‘ gszlghlg "lend: m. Sgéisﬁhk hly all the best stallions survive, and |such is the purity of the blood and .'..'t1.lr. Nathan Aller, Bougnton the 5km 9f the Belgians as breed- “1'~“"1 .“‘"8 l‘ l’*'=$'~"*i='°' l" GBWY-‘Jktrs that there is little ooh-ht as own'_A' good and as many horses as were produced in

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..’~M-iss Ruth Bell, Murray Hur-

..".\t.rs. Ja-mcs Gordon. Rosc- 'OWD.—A. ..‘Miss Dorothy Doyie, George- iottetoun.—l\ ..*Mr. Stillman ‘Johnson re- urnul to his home at, Georgetown titer visiting Baiitlaxw-A. ‘ ..'Mr. Hctiry iSakcy. Port Elgin is rlsliIn-g friends in Georgetown.

..'l\ir D. J. McCorrniac, Bough-bl“! i" 1914 Wm We on island recently visited Georgi.» tho iuuure. . own.-—A. .

i-‘rm-"m ~ zz-Extci-nully or internally. it is ‘ooci: Wlrcn applied externally by trlsk rubbing Dr. Thomas Eclccw The story 0i‘ how the Bolllilﬂlls it‘ Oil opens the pores and pﬁllil“sayed their priceless stallions is ttrstes the tissue. touching th'o L0H by J_ K’ Mumford in [he New w! or m“ rouble and lmnmmat‘ k Herald. It appears that the

ti affording nalleifi Administered Y“ ntgrnully, l. will stiltl the lrriation Belgian breed as a very old one,»and

1 the throng which induces Cmlﬂlbwgg renowned at the time oi‘ the 1,: urtl will irolleve nxfiectiisill: 9t Crusades. The Belgians have kept he brwcm"! tub” an ‘New m Dry it pure and looked wilt-h 500m 011 rgaps‘ Try itLndLm ci-iionvLnced. ‘such experiments at Napoleon made

when he crossed Arabian stallions

_ on the huge horses oi’ Ln Perche In and produced the Percheron. Lyell

ibeioro the war the Belgian breed- ers showed marked reluctance to

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'°\"‘ ‘myy raw“? “l we orlandomest the time might come when' Mir the second week in Febrnury- I Id I “we wnnh er l‘he outstanding features o! tlteithel W?“ d ‘aria 68mm“ wand neetins: were the exhibition oi LEBIPOFLIIIL. an w en

Northy and the victory oi the be in QOMFOI o! the tbrced. The ma 111MB 132T"; 1 ‘h; lgnlifrrlrnost iamous horse in Belgium. ihowed .hcr a y 0 lea - - ' . , h dveted m ‘er the race John S. Vipond, oi Al- Rel"? dorbwizvslgifler ‘fefused a". toona. Pa.. offered $3,000 For her. Gcrmuny. "l l . '.t W-ns declined. Lee Worthy show- offers for him, a (act which was! ad the patrons otdtlrtjal .5\1li)':tl'0‘:).|(28i genera"), known w Gﬂrmm, barge: Fair whut a Gran rcu c am- my ilDﬂ looked like on parade. Ase_lfreeders' when u“; Gig?“ a: or Isndlor. oi Atlanta, the owner o! iound i-tsell‘ occupy 11g ~i> \bbedale, drove him. ' .

Lee Worthy and her stable com-lswnding_ a squad of 501.11“; ‘was

IN MEMORIAM

MR. CHARLES JOHNSON.

trite. death occurred at Georgi town nh Saturday, lMarnh 3m_ 9 ‘MI’. (Wishes Jolmstm. one oi‘ th-

tlrii ills-re. li-lliilg but

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Deceased had been n short time -

most highly respected citizens of

with "WNIF-rhat IIIDIIIIIH| hm

_psnion Julie imvere. were prepared- {for their 192$ engagements at 0r- “andlo last winter. The. horse lov- vltlh their showing in the leading give i1 up‘ and we are mm mm the

'.‘:§e§{'d..§g,',e“ gftil,°ld,lﬁ‘,'fglw',-ﬁliglot-shuns shot both horse and man. Expatriated the Mares

hem in 1928 when Lee Worthy will]

tedriisced iiln the iree-ior-nll trotmi The Germans iald claim to all n ane cvere in the th e- - , . “d fummlm_ ‘e ye“ [the horses, and under the supervis

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‘incl kind nursing was done lo re llcvo lrm oi his ssitfcriimg but God Wilcd otherwise.

"The 1M8 Mi‘. Johnson was r. man o.‘ u quit-t am‘. kindly char actor trim niudn fricuds easily’ and was .1 >greztt favorite with all his fellow wvorktncn. ‘He was s lite ' long member oi’ the Church o Ellslind. announcement of iii..- tltnil: u‘? '. .3. hearts 0|‘ ma!!!’ acquaintances and recall memories 0i’ one oi’ the kindest and gentlest oi friends, the warir welcome oi’ his home wilill long be remembered thy irlvtrtl-s and strung- ors in tin- hciglithorlmoti. lit leaves‘ to nuourn thosldcs this sor~ rowlorz widow. four tlanghiersi. Mnnguret and ‘Martha will. homo Mrs Glut Jcirkins oi Georgetown and Mrs. McKenzie oi’ Western Can ads. also th-rcc sons Joseph, Nathan and Stilinmn at home. Sincere eytﬂlDi-lllly is extended to th‘? family in tltoi-r sud nnd sudilen uritlictim.—A. r

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CAJRO, Feb; 6.-Yeghen Ptrsha. former premier, thus informed the Liberal constitutional council tthat he declines to accept the task of forming a ministry.

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. gm gimorarTt-uiyi Your dnnsuist sell! n til! 5°!- ot “Freesmu-"for-a ietw ‘can, pmova- ever! herd

W1“ prdqéht "whm; hi; thlfrttyllon oi’ their veterinary surgeons three head ill his stable. Tile JQUUIBY roiiiidsil no the mares. W! ‘nclutles the pair referred to. to. h ti in real sent them Vzother with Lee Bond. Queen Etta, gm? toleéexlflzy They concluded illy Sentinel. s brother to thc ' manlmo“ shank," Lee Axworbhyl not to scnd back most of the stal- Ulovor (‘ny at t\vc~_vu-“-..,1- 1 G ‘lions. however, calculating thut it lgvgrthy '0... lot’ Lucky Cjlovelll"? would be cheaper to have the Bei- ore anoticr Guy Ax ti . . _ “ungsteiw Judge Maxey. ‘Misgkhli glans keep and ieed them and any ought...’ M153 Rhmeylander. both of way they would always be avail- .vh‘ich did well m; the haipmue a-ble when required. but enough Lrlttciks in New York State last your; were sent back to serve the com- pomat’ a Ll"ee'y°“"°ld “Y DiL-IIIBIIGIJGPEG mares at the great.

The trolters and pscers siililmeddi‘ they continued to eioport. the"; ‘

the country where Revs d'0r wast! sent to demand his surrender. The;

‘groom. who hndtended the horse‘. we of‘ the locality were ilellshleillsihce u had been fooled. refused to |

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‘l-hi-The“ SpTiSer-vlce their own mIFbZ ruined and 41h l‘ W“ (my made possible by "Wt... the result ‘oi inoculations by‘ remarkable Belgian spy system “mime Belgian “Wash. Thus n was

qIUl-llll” bywelliny ‘no misuse _ . f the no lhhiirﬁwtre aunts N " ' .

‘Qli AXwofi-lly out oi s daughter oi Wiwy Hanks. and Man -0' wnh, a “will” l0 Queen ‘Etta. To those run be atltieti rt yearling broth."- u, lane Revere. Sport, s, [Wn-_\'p-dr.(,h| by Siilku out oi Dark Flower. a number oi unnamed youngsters by Guy Axworthy kind Etnwuh. as well as the ﬂeet-looted three-year- Jld pacer Anna vBrntliord Girl. She l-‘i by Tho Northern Mun out oi’ the world's champion Ann-u Brad- -orti. anti will represent the Whﬂg =tubio in the pacing races im- [ch15 of 1920 this season.

Prospect Form, located at New- urk. *N.J.. has a dozen head ofaged horses and colts at Orlamdo. ‘Both Nathan Axworilly and Hollyrood Bob are represented in the lot, the latter being the sire oi’ a itlly that will be heard trom.

T. J. Lamb, of Groenvillo. Ohio, has sevenri horses at Orlando. He was s. winner at the meeting ‘and will be ready tor the word when the bell rings in Ohio. .. {Prom Orlando the racing materi- al shipped to Gainesviile. After a two day meeting at that point they will move on to Jacksonville, and one or two other places before turning north.

The iuost o! the active Florida racing material has been on the move for severe-l seasons. A few are in the “sere nut] yellow leer." 0i' the latter the Del Coronado gelding‘ ‘Rags. wlrich will Durfee brought over the mountains. is the most conspicuous.

With a little eifort ii would be an easy rmmtter to organize a win- ter-foircult on the southern Georgia and Florida tracks. ‘T-he people are anxious to see the irotters and pac- ars in action. All that is wanted is a eulhcient number oi‘ horses to encourage the associations to give meeting. , Frank tElils. the owner oi’ Lee Worthy and J-ane Revere. is can. valaoclng from a serious illness st Orlando. and will soon' be in tlim ‘tor another blip through the Grind Circuit.

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breeding l'arms which were to be cs-tn-hlisherl in Germany. There was esiuthllshetl a horse ‘inspection sor- vicc =to see that the horses tha-t tre- malnetl were kept in good condi- tion. it was ‘plain lo the Belgian owners that this inspection would result in the making of a register oi’ their horses. and ii those regis- tered were not produced on demon-i "the owner would likely the shot or imprisoned. So it became their ob- iect to defeat the register, that is to any to keep the Germans from knowing how many horses they had. This wouldseem to be an al- most impossible task in view oi the tact that the country was swarm- ing with Germany. that there were many spies among the Bel-glans and that a Belgian draft stallion is not much easier to conceal than a but‘- ialo.

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U“ Helm“ [he Belgian mrms ffreltlutt the horses remained in Bel- lso close together thnt long shitts mm“ who“ me m“ endmL showy‘

had no suspicion that one sickness "mug m” hes‘ “r ‘he alumna-

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wcro not necessary. The under- ground system which eniubied iihe Belgians to publish their famous little tiuper-i-iimost daily throughout tho struggle. knew when u German horse inspection was to be held in lsuy neighborhood. Warned in ad- vance. the Belgian tarmers an night would lead their stallions into an adjoining parish. leaving perhaps o. dozen horses instead oi‘ ﬁlty to be extunliied by tlhe Gemtun offic-

lnigiht the horses would be biwght‘ back and the officials would exam- ine another dozen. The horses keDt shitting round, so tits/t the Germans had not the slightest notion oi how many bhere were. There were perhaps live or ten iiimes as muny. Belgian stsllhns in the country as the invaders had any ides oi. Nor must, it be supposed that these ani- mals were any‘ such expense to their owners se would be the keen- lng oi’ stallions in similar con-di- riqns in Canada, for in Belgium tho stallions work for their living like the Beldinxl-

A Great Home show Toward the and oi the war the Germans discovered the trick tihst had been Dllyvd upon ilhem. tltouvvrh they were not able to hang any given Belxiane. They issued ﬁerce orders and since horses were great- ti. needed in Germany they eon- cluded to round up the reruulning Bblilllln animals. and ship them back. But before this order was is- sued the Belgians had word or it. and suddenly an epidemic oi horse sickness swept through the coun- try. Belgian veterinary surgeons! worked night end day with these horses, ROOF-II; them eiok but not.‘ two slcl. ‘l‘he Germans were iur- ious. They dared not shin the lick

cotton. or mixed e. Diamond m: never stregdlbot‘ fade orl

hots“ bpclr into (lemony tor tear‘ the contagion would spread and

ipure bred drnit stallions wcr

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