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'* (Canadian Press.)
OTTAIWA, Aug. 2].-During the
first three' mouths of the present _fis-
eel yedi, April, May and June, immi-
gration? t0“Canada has totalled 175,-
346 asrflgdlnst 158,118 for the same
period 'in 1911, an increase of 22,-
228.4 -
The immigrants were divided as fol-
lows;-_._
Continental
Britidl, this year, 69,919, same
period last year. 71.046; increase,
gens; decrease, 1,125. .
Continental-This year, 52,084,
same lperlod last year, 38,270; in-
`crease 513.312; `
United States-This year 53,343,
|ame‘ period last year, 43,802; in-
crease 9,541.
It is expected the depertment's es-
tlmateof 400,000 for the year will
be fulfilled.
Last’yea.r Britain in the first three
months; sent 46 per cent of the total
of this year; 40 per cent proportion
of the Continental arrivals has an
increase from 25 to 29 per cent and
of the United States from 28 to 31
per ` cent. _ , _ _
E RRTEL ARRIVALS 1
_
The following registered at the vic-
toria Hotel, Charlottetown, between
11.30' o'clock last night (after the
arrival of the last train) and 11.30
the previous night. -
L. I-I. Lee, Summerside:
Robert Walker, Summerside;‘
O. G. Gallant, Sumnierside;
T. B. Cooke. Bratlord; ‘
A. McQl`li.\'e, Montreal;
W. B. Birriebxontreali _ `
B. en, a'
w, ._ ,mil
I T _  ._ .
V ,d`Moncton;
_ DM __ _ ~`Pi'=t0u_: _
 i " I `
Me il.-,l Jr., Picton; '
ltlilfhild, Picton;
sl Meflonald, Picton;
K. Meheen, Piston;
_ s. Weltnian, St. Louie, Mo;
_iss Weltman, St. Louis, Mo;
Miss Hills. Deleware; »
lil. P. Hills, Deleware;
H. Deminson, Toledo;
Mrs. J `.` CL Boyloe, Toledo;
P. A. Stewart, Toronto;
J. E. Barry,
D'. B. Mellen; Montreal;
Chae._,Rellt, Toronto;
Ji. w. 'niei_iaras, Bldsferd.
(From Ys|terday's Eveninz Guardian)
-I_. Gordon McKaY, Bradalbane.
J. B. Gaudet," Miseouche.
H". D. Mclllwen..'Morell. _-
Mre. A. M. McDonald, Bar Harbor,
Me.
esssgsees _
- sense
Miss n McDonald, Bar Harbor,
Lowe Mdbonald, Bar Harbor, Me.
lil. . [mmm Toronto.
J._H.  , Caledonia, N. S.
'I'llos. O. vage, Montreal.
¢_i»\'¥_'-1-_-**“
The following registered at the
Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between
11.30 o'cloek last night (alter the
arrival _o!f_’_the fast train)aud 11.30
the rrevioiss night. ~
C. W. MMU, Toronto;
J. Deilsghtlin. ~
T. C. wigs, Montreal;
W. A. Me bulls, Cumberland Co.,N.
gens
*F .1-2°
Eng; '
Miss
G. TL
Mrs.
Mrs.
E113:
il. _w.
Seek.
Mrs
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_ TR   ERRRW ERRRE
RE Zillll MER
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Info Nicaragua 'To Protect
Lives. And Property Of
' Foreigners
-.___
(Canaillan Press.)
WASHINGTON, Augf 21-ComDlete
arrangements to throw a force of 200
bluejackets and marines into Nicara-
gua within ten days to protect for-
eign lives and property and keep rail-
road communication iopen from the
American legati0n.in Monagua to the
Pacific coast were made today by the
United States Navy Department,
RREERSIIREIRERE
LlKlLY 'RLRSER
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Aug. 21-The death of an
elephant poschsr and illicit ivory
traded, James Ward Rogers, a native
of Wayland, Allyn Co., Michigan
while being pursued by Capt. C. V.
.Fox, an officer of the British' Army
in the Egyptian service in Central
Africa is not likely to reslilt in ln-
ternatlonal complications.
The British Foreign Office has not
so far received any communication
from the United States government
and the incident is 'mnsidered 'closed
as far as Great Britain. and Belgium,
on whose terrlfl9l`Y he was shot, are
concerned. `
'\-¢u»\a~»v~»s
.J. B. Carr, Campbellto\,, 1', 1;,
E. Y. Rowland, Bt. Stephen.
Miss O. Poole, Montague.
Miss G. Martin, Montague. ‘
Chas. Thompson, Montague.
W. L. Poole, Montague.
D. F. Macdonald, Montague.
The following registered at the
Revere Hotel, Charlottetown between
11.30 o'clock last inight (after
the arrival of the last train) and
11.30 the previous night.
Frank' Doyle, Summerside.
C. C. Mountain, Summerside.
-K. Grady, Summerside. i
J. Horton, Suminerside.
E. Houghton, Summersldo.
C. J. Kenney, S_ummarside.
J. Happenie, Boston.
Miss A. N. Millagan, Summerslde.
_A. and Mrs. McLaughlin, Stanhope.
P. G. Butler, Banning, .0nt.
H. McLean, Banning, Ont.
G. McI.5cod,_ Bummerside.
W. E. Butler Banning Ont.
r'-m.Tfimm.';’ngz*3"'“°“
SAILOR CREATES SENSATION
PARIS, August 20-Maurice Fur-
ness, an old sailor created a mild
sensation today by giving an exhihi
tion in the Seine of a simple appar-
atus he has invented which enables
him to remain llndcr water a Ions
time without suffering apparently the
slightest inconvenience. With ordin-
ary_ bathing tights and equipped' with
his apparatus, which ls almost small
Furness made several promades un-
in ten seconds and used' by anyone.
who superintended the exhibition
aoasssssossesrmasss
Win.
C. Cl
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C O O U _U O O O ' 0 v I C
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1912.
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aseassnss
Upwards of two thousand people
_were afforded an unusually fine af-
-ternoon’s snort at the Abegwelt
grounds yesterday evening, the occa-
sion being the 25th annual cham-
‘pionships of the M. P. A. A. A. un-
der the auspices of the Abegweit A.
A.A. ‘
The Abegweits are acc tomed to
making a complete suiizss of any-_
think they undertake in enterprises
in which the Public are concerned and
in this instance the only exception
to this ‘was an excess on the right
side. The large number of competi.
tors-over forty-the' ideal weather,
.BPl°l1<lid management, keenest of
competition in every event and a
good ndtured and orderly gathering
were features which tended towards
tl!!! Efcélll Success attained. e
Not only from a business stand-
D0lnt was the ardent Abegweit satis-
fied. The achievement of their track
and field team last night was _B re.
msrkeble ons, as points out ol 150
GRANTS_I-\BEGWElTS?§1EE.PFIELD _  .E   “CHERRY RIPE     
  THE culrllrloiisnlrs   WlNi’s2 40
»_,_,..- -__.______._
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unstinted applause.
s owed great speed but Prowse who
won all four events, was better and,
a veteran on the track, knew how to
race with his head equally as well
as his feet.
- \
, l- ,,
(Special to The Guardian.)
ted their officers today as followsz-
Moncton; Vice-Chancellor, C. Leonard
McKay, Charlottetown; Prelate M. N.
Cockburn, Bt. Andrews; Keeper of
Records and Seals, James Moulson
Bt. John, Grand Master of Exche-
quer, J. R. Polley. St. Stephell;
Grand Master At Arms, E. A. Potter,
Guard, J. W. MacKay, Fredericton;
Grand Trustee;'R. J. Rosborough St.
Stephen (re-elected). -The next meeting
of Grand Lodge will be at St.
Andrews. \
(Special to The Guardian.)
MONCTON, N. B., Aug. ,Z1-The
G. N. Palmer, Moncton, was elected
Ch
The next Grand Lodge convention
der water, each lasting from ten to ,ml be hem at. sh. Andrews' N_ B_ Memorial services, national in
twenty minutes along the bottom~of Them was B lm-3, attandmce and scope, in tribute to the momory of
the river. _ _ 1`vi h t real t b th M h c clean: 1 win. seeth will be held seh-
The apparatus consists of a mouth; ILd;°_‘fJ tl JT-nan y B 0 c on day afternoon, Sept. 1.
Pl°°° “"‘;°’;§°_dw*;%r‘:_,E°bxP:§g‘\ll;g(§ lg; ' " `  _ In New York City a great non sec.
°°°°P°° ° ‘ ` earl l lube hldi or-
t°~°h°ll ¢° it E' 5 mbb" t“b° °°““°°l"   , negiznlflgllv :hdwat the seamen tllfne
es with 5 blcycls pump which yen he TIIE 'IEIPIIITJURI ,,,,.,,,,g,,t,,dt the ,,,,,,,,,,.y ,,, ,,.,,,., my
operated by an assistant either in s H, nu. i in b
boat or on short It can be put V on I I “DES |00! nc axtvillage ni servce w V e
A number of officials and doctors The low“t__ temperature recorded  
yeeterday was 58 degrees above zero
jf' lb ¢
at 7.14 and tomorrow at 8.24; it
5.50 .ad saturday at 1_os,. I
s ._
‘- henrst quarter ‘ofthe new moon
THEIR REEICERS RRRIVES SREELY
(Canadian Press.)
MONCTON. N. B.. Aug. 21-The Llvunvool., Aug. zi-The ser.
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias else- Corsican, which hit an icebor reached
Z
here today all well. ,
Grand Chancellor, Geo. N. Palmer The passengers presented a purse
and watch to Captain Cook.
RRRNRREEE RRRRH _
Springhill, N. S.,; Grand Inner Guard; A
Andrew Roy, Westville; Grand Outer
f .
Q-_.gs
(Canadian Press.)
Grand ‘Lodge Knightsef (Pythian
cloud todgy: ,nm f “hong show B Bramwell Booth son of late William
lug' increase in fnem|m,.sh,p and the Booth commander in chief of the Sal-
order prospering throughout the Dom. vation Army has been appointed head
l|ll°l1~‘ ‘ of the army to succeed his father.
Grand ancellor for the incoming `
yur, C_ Leonud McKay’ oharlottg Salvation Army headquarters here
town, Grand vice Chancellor. and this afternoon alter a cable message
Judge Cockburn, St. Andrews, Grand announcing the appointment _was re-
enough to be carried in the pocket. p|»¢}§f,e_ . ceived from London l
NEW YORK, Aug. Z1-William
This aonouncement was made at thc
_ ( »
Won -83 Ol |50 Pointe Ind ll 013.17 Firsts-A §‘.f‘.‘.‘.‘“§.‘ .f'.R‘.f;......".“é’.¥-‘$'...".?;"T.‘i..“*.i
4 nun, 55 sec
. S. iz r, ax, , ohn
McPherson, Montague. Distance-36
ft, 3 in.
Mile Bic cle-1 G L Prows
i ` l. . - .
McP~herson ol Montague, who also Ch"1‘own; 2,‘ J. Trainclr, Ch"l`ow:l;_
won 8rd in putting the shot Pringle 3, N Winchester, ch"l'owd 'rims-
dl Picton wen the latter and the 1.1¢ a-5. -` ' '
hammer throw went to Meagher of } Mile Run-1, P. Hooper' Ch-_
Halifax, who also got 2nd in the Town; 2, H. McKenzie, Sydney; 3,
shot Put. The hall mile run went to W. H. Turner, Amherst. Time-53 3-5
Harley who defeated Fred Locke sec. .___
handily. The mile event was Chas. 5 Mile Bicycle-1; G. L. Prowse, A
Patterson's from the pistol shot, but Ch"I‘own; 2, N. Winchester, Ch"l‘own - - ;
the Halifax boy, as a cramp victim, 3, F. Oulton, Amherst, Time-2,43 Ff`allC9 Agfetls -l-0 P|"|flClpE8‘
went down before Mike Thomas, in 4-5. _
the live mils run. Mike ran s. heady 'Hall Mile nun-1, H. Harley, ch-- Pf0p058d By AUSlf'Iall
race and not onlv had the speed and Town; 2, F. S. Locke, Am.h¢r,¢_ _ _ _
endurance necessary to win but ex- Time-2.16 3-U. F0|`8|g|`| M||’l|Sf90|'
ercised good judgment and finished Five Mile run-1, M. Thomas, S.
with a grand sprint which drew forth Bagnall, Sydney; ‘3t, W. Barret,.N¢w _
Glasgow. Time~27min, 222-5 sec.
The bicycle events were a feature of 3 Mile Bicycle-1, .G. L. Prowsc,
thc day, Every one was most excit- Ch"I‘own; 2, F. Oulton, Amherst; 3, ((}anndi..l~ Press.)
ing and the finishes were of the hair N. Winchester,
lirising order. Oulton of Amherst 120 yards Hurdles-1, J .P. Hooper,
Ch’Town; 2, A. F. Campbell, Monta-
gue. Time-212-5. secs. v
'The following were the officialsz-
Referee-I.. B. McMillan,
Starter-Dr. C. J McMillan,
brxng secured. Of these George Prowsel The following is the summaryz- Judges at .Finish-Dr. Yeo, A. Mc-
w 0 was all-round champion in the 100 yards dash-1, P. Hooper, Aheg- Arthur, S, A, M¢Leo<i, B, R_ Brown'
bll.‘° °V°lll’S. contributed 20 points weits;_ 2, W. H. Turner, Amherst; 3 'F. R. Heartz, Dr. Dorsey.
and PBl’l!8l‘ HO0I1er, track and field I-I. McKenzie, Sydney. Time-10 3-5 Field Judges-P. C. Neville,
champion, added- anothen score Pole vault-I., L. McDonald,' Pic- H. L. Bethune, G. J. Rogers,
Prowse also captured the gold medal ton; 2, W. Stanway, Charlottetown; J. R. Darke, W. B. Prowse,
Dl`EB3ul’»6\'l by D. and J. McCallum, 3, J. 'Duily, Ch'Town.`Height-10ft, Timers-G. F. Hutcheson, Dr. H.D.
Edinburgh, Scotland, through their l in. Johnson, I.. B. Miller, T, Handbag,
Canadian representative, Mr. Mcln- 220 yds (Boys)-1, H. A. Allan, Inspectors-G. G. Hughes, Walter,
tyre. St. John. 16 lb hammer-1, Jag, Meagher, Mathicson, John Lewis, E. E. Rice,
Amherst secured 19 points, Picton, H.. Brown, Amherst. Time-25 sec. H~ S- M¢Lc0d-
15. WBDUBFGPB, 13, Sydney 11, Ox- Halifax; 2; A. F. Campbell, Ch'- Clerk of Course-A. W. Gaudet.
fords 5 and New Glasgow 4, total Town. Distance~-121 ft 7 in. Asilstflufs--lam” C0148. G“"
150 P0llll$8- _ 220 yds Dash-1, P. Hooper, Ch'. Lewis, James Lightizar, S, F_[)05-|,_
_The Abcgwelts captured 11 cham- Town; -2, W. H. Turner, Amherst; 3, Chief Scorer-Jan, McMillan,
Dionships, Picton 3, Wanderers Z and H.M. McKenzie, Sydney. Timo-23 3-5 Assistants-W. Brehaut, John Won
0Xf0fdB 1- Halifax; 2, E. Carson, Ch"I`own; 3, nnwlit. H. Smith, T. Trainor.
The Dolevault and high lump were High Jump-1, L, McDonald, pic- Announcer-J. A. Webster.,
won by Len McDonald, Picton, who toll; 2, W. Moran, Sydney; 3, Louis ---------
Sul/0 Ml exhibition vault of 10 ft 6 Campbell, Cll'Town. Height-5 ft, 7'
in and all but succeeded in clearing in. t
11’ it 1 in in tryin: to break w. Mus nic sid-1, Gee. Prows on-_ _
i' y e.
Halpenny’s record of 11 leet. "l‘own, 2, J. Blanchard, Ch’Town; 3,
The 100 and 200 dashes, the 440 ll* Oulton, Amherst Time-33 3-5 sec
and hurdles were won by Parkerl 'Broad J ump-1,.John McPherson, ‘
Hooper and keen contests wega wit- Ilidoritague; 2, A. _»F'. Campbell, Mon- _
nessed in all. The boys 220_ went to ltag_ue; 3, F. S. Locke, Amherst. Dis- "' '
Allum--of-Halifax; a promising. rub- tance-20ft 3 in. J
ner. The broad lump was won by One Mile Run-1, C. Patterson,
K. nl P. _inn sm. consul -_
(Canadian Press.)
OTTAWA, Allg. 21-Hailed as one
of the events marking the centenary
visit. to Ottawatoday and are the
United States, tha second company
of the Governors Footgllard of Non
Haven, Connecticut. under command
of Major Geo. T. Hewlett, paid a
visit to Ottawa todau and are the
guests of the city and various corps
of local garrison.
- The visiting troops were tendered a
warm welcome from Militarymen and
citizens of Ottawa and were received
formally by the Mayor and City fa-
thers in the council chambers.
lnulalln
I IJRRWREIJ DIN
Sl. EAWREREE
_._-_._
( Canadian Press.) _
QUEBEC, Aug. 21-A young man
named Ulric Begin aged 10 was
drowned today in the St. Lawrence
River opposite Beaumont while boat-
Rllllsllw nl
nn null
~ (Canadian Prose.)
TACOMA, Aug. 21-Betting a new
w0rld’s record for 15 miles on an
‘declared the apparatus a remarkable and the hmhast was 59 ,_b°,.°_ The '[00 LITE FOI
l“°°°ll- ,lowest recorded the previous night CLASSIFICATION
 was 51 degrees above. At nine a. m. A ..,.._. ' '
_  1. '  e- yqtei-day it was M above and at
; . ' hide p. m. it was 58 above. gn n ,mn inure;
  he cms will be nl nm svshm ,,, ,_§,,°°,‘,‘,f,,,';§;"°‘f3,,,,,. ,,,,, 
. pony order and nvs per sent Rliseount
Wm ll' Mill *-°m°"°" m°m1”5~.” `wed. linlmum charge twmtrdvs
:Ill ll- _ _,___
'f"'°,,f,;’,';,,,";l,f,' ,,l”l¢_',,§_'°“§2',.,:f, 'gf 9%! wssrmn-APPLY iss Qoignlga
s'.oa and e - __’l`- . _ 9*”
°{' ,§‘_‘{’,{“”“ ‘”. &° "E w4Nrs`l5`-ao'°_`1moss"il"K'r`°'Ei“1 iiiicr
V Bt. Proprletress, Mrs. George Doug-
wp onllonday, Aug. _ 19th, at 12.51 lass. - /_ 8-Blllleivdl
T LE HUEN08 G
indoor track, J immle 'll'itugel'ald, the
Australian runner covered the dis-
tance last night in one hour, 21
minutes and 45 1-5 seconds In a race
with V_ictcr Norman, Seattle.
Norman quit in the eleventh mile
and Fitzgerald started a spurt.
Tne_fo,rrnler world's.record 1.22 5-6
was held by Fred Appleby of Eng-
land ,ipade in..~1009.. il ,Winnipeg
llldllldllllili, ‘
_ Gfllllll “Ellis
IEETIIOS. ETC
. _
ish I - ' o 'r o sl Inu _
pgs run need wig 3 eg 'S1°l°°¥» serial-s.' slnquin at 114 l-inisbere 0 g --6 I mm, ed i°l;;;l.
tg t _a . _ _ ‘ _ _ B0 001| DOI' '01' “Bl OD PIMP
lemoon se 0 3 __8_treet B ii1M4i d m tm- M Th B
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Fine Evell`lll\g’s Sport ’ , Sig* P,;;;‘,3,,J°‘;;'_,§’,""F‘; "‘§*<>-“= 
- ERR TURKISH
PARIS, Aug. 21 lfrancc has ac-
cepted the prillciph ..l the Project of
Count Leopold ‘.'~~. nerchthold, the
Austria-Hungarian mreign Minister
to secure a gradual .umnomy for H11
the European provilllm-s of Turkcln
RUE LRWEHER i
HELR EWR HRURS
RY EISR WEER
(Special to 'l‘he Guardian.)
ST. ANDREWS N. B., Aug. zi-
Wllen landing from the steamer Earl
Grey in the dark last night, Col.
Lowther, secretary of the Governor
General, got. tangled in a fish wcir
and was caught for two hours.
VSEVERREM] A A
ERRM RRIRKINR
WUUR AERUHRE
I
(Galladian Press.)
MONTREAL, Aug. 21-Seven orc
now dead as a result of the dcbnuch
among Russian laborers who drank
wood alcohol.
EHIRESE LRRTINE
AE CHEUNR EHUW
(Canadian Press.)
HONG KONG, Aug. zi--several
British torpedo boats have been dis
patched from this port to find and
attack the pirates who, on Monday
night, raided the British Island of
Cheung Chow, where they killed three
Indian policemen and looted many of
the houses.
Reports have reached hcrc from the
southern provinces of (lhinn statin!!
that there is nulch cxcitcmcnt in
connection with the execution of
General Chang Chen Wu and General
Feng Wei, a lucmbcr of Dr. Sun Ynt
Sen's party.
lt is said that the Deoplc of the
south consider thr :ulc solution ul
the present crisis :.~ the formation*
of separate northern .-nd southern rc-
publlcs. _
Keep Minard's L1nlme=.l.t in the houn-
numm E crew
_,__.i___i_,..,.
lfestu Boy Captures 
' ln Free- For All
---Racing, fins
Good
J
(Special to the Guardian.)
MONCTON, N. B., Aug, 21-To-
day's races on the Moncton track
brought out a record attendance of
speci;u.»\~s, the fine warm day and the
fast fields furnishing the drawllif
power.
Fgur hem; wgrg hr-4‘l.sri5i|‘y' ill Gul!
class tn divide th-: ul..n-'.\<
The favorite Find lmivli won in
the Free For All quite comfortably
but the speculations were badl! out
in placing Lady Halifax favorite 
the 2.40 pace. Cherry Ripe owned by
T, C. Fldgett, Charlottetown, and
driven by Jaok Irving won-easily. hla
;a,,,,,».. .. ,iyle and gait being . ad-
luiif-fi by the l;pect&f.0l‘l.
lu- wo..ld have won in stralirllt
belt.. mt for a brflflk in th* "Wt
w .lrh illlfl-iwappdfl him llllly UU.
hlln-lrcd yards, Notwithstanding tllll
be firished, a close third within »l
length of the winner.
(mer,-y looked good for two twenty
or better as he finished each heat Bill*
d up.
e Mr. Edgett, who was formerly n
Moncton boy, is receiving mall? G05'
gratulatlons from his friends here.
In the Free for All Vesta Boy, owl-
ed in Summerside and driven li!
liannie Steele, went an e!°°ll°“t F'-W;
and showed flashee 0! lil! 0m 37”"
circuit speed. Had he been able i/0
put in his first quarter le-B*-Bi' he
would have won as he would if-OW
down the space at the finish and U8
,was almost up to the winners-
i In the first heat of this .race Jack
if-ving had 9, narrow escape- HE Wu’
driving Gallagher, whole sulkY bl'0`\0
down precipitating Irving, who lor-
funageiv egogpad wl_t\xo\\\l,ini\il`Y.. _
Six l-.land horses out of a total 0|
twenty seven starting won five hun-
dred and ten dollars ff the twelve
hundred hung up. _
Summary:
FREE FOR ALL.
Frank Patch, blk,g.,2.13l.
J. Adams, Halifax.
Spooney Boy. b-S-.3-10.
P, Doherty, Sydl\9!~
Vesta BOY. ¢\\-S-. 3-Mt.
Dan Steel. Snmm0l‘lld°~
Pearl glck, b_m.. 2-12k;
Bczanson, Moncton:
2.1.1.1-1'
1.2.2.4.-
5,5,3,2¢
2.3.4.2.
Lronard Wilkon, Gallagher and Oa-
wego Boy also started. »
q',.,.. -,g l_.f _Z lf); 2.17; 2.16.
Cherry Ripe, b.|;-. T- C-
Charlottetown.
Rose W., h.m1; P. A.
Bclliveau, Moncton.
Uallfiie (7.
Lady Halifax, hllom.. L-
Akcr, Halifax.
3.1.1.1.
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Fl"
4,4,3,2,
Derby, Governor, Tommy Cotter al-
so started.
'rlme-z.25; 2.z4§; 2,241: 2.-°--'--
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