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birds"
Again the voice fioatcd to them. Az IL
died away the lrst speaker drew a long
breath.
what an acquisition she would De TO my
rustic chorus p he said.
His companion laughed.
"There you so again Never a f1ne voice
but you must be covctous. The penalty II
being theatre manager, suppose. But,
really, DaIielson. you must not wake the an
bition or this child Of nature. She Is like the
birds, and New York would stiie her."
A few moments later they emerged from tho
palmetto. As they crossed the clearing the
young girl left the window and appeared In
the doorway. fOr u mOmcnt she merely
looked curious, then CHOW OF recognition
crept into her lace. Before they had time to
speak she sprung down the stops with out
stretched hands
MIR. Lowery. fer all ther worp r. she CRIED
her eyes spa iling with pleasure. "liits
might pleasan' ter see ych roun' agin. Puw'll
suttingly be glad TO soc ych.
"Anu shall be gGd 10 see him, Liza" said
Mr.. Lowery, heartily we've had sGinc rare
hunts together. But how you have grown
You were Cnly u little girl when len"
"An'llke Ter somebody ter MAKE her bows
an arrers an go huntin' 'cootera-'"
Mr.. Lowery smiled.
ave did hav- some iine cooter' hunts" he
said then nodiing towards his cHmptniOn,
added: live brought my iiicnd. Mr.. Dpniei-
son, down TO try alligator-hunting. ! tell hun
your father Is probably the best gator guide
In south Florida"
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The GIRLS face cloudcd.

paws IL TisAt pore shape" she SAID
slowly. He war lost III thcr eT'slud an
got the shakes powIul bad. low he cay ut
DO no Lio' gulIin' Ior cr long time"
The men looked AZ each other Ia perplcxlt!.
ScgiUg this the g!rl haStencd to add
Clcb Kin guide you uns better n anybody
'cept paw. lie amt but twelve year "a, but
paw says what he don't know bout gators
amt wu.h tahin' les'ns on"
But Mr.. LUwery looked doubtful.
~ rcmcinb2r tlcb," he said, "but II
strikes Int that he woull bc rather small
cha9 IN case ol an ClnergrLcy. \ twelve
foster would Oc apt 20 taks ndraut"gi 81 him.
"Paw says cleo Kin SIT away with mos
anythin. lie lows he ar quicker nos
ligntnin."
''Nery well. well try him. OF course. II IS
Thirty miles 10 the near, 81 settlement where
IA guide could b. found. Now, Suppose we 30
ia and have talk with youT father"
IN hour latcr Cleo came In, small,
frecElcd-iacc hey with quick, sharp Eye,
WHEN seemed To take In everything. soon
after appeared Mr.. Lowery's naa with tho
camp equipaga.
I suppose We can have the Old camp Site
BY the crech?' Mr.. I.oMcry inquired
suttinly, suttirlyi" rGsplnd"d Sir. Dobes-
son, heartily. "You uEs act jes' like yeh
wart home an hc'p yo'seis. There's RATS o
gy arden sass an melons Spilin.'
Before night the camp was ready, and latc
in the .vening the two men Tlthetbelr young
guide went down the creek Tor preliminary
brush with the alllgators- And Il aid not
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take long to discover mat the girls praise of
her brother wai Juslii.blc. AS Nj. LCNu!y's
man said, h was i " u, clcr' brIOTr EiaNy
days tho TWO men expressed thcMae4yts Us
perfectly satisfied WITH his services.
And as the daNs went by iEc relations b.
tween the house ana camp s.Uw more lu;!-
mate. Nj. pan.Ciaun "as AL enthusiast IA
HI PROF, sSiuu and iOun. the voice Ir the
young girl iul A. attractive Gs Al2at T.hunt-
Ing. Day after day hu listened To her Sihg
AID often accompanied Il with his own rich
voice. 4 little practice and hcr qiick ear
caught ihr opera airs; even her teacher w"s
sometimes aarI gisru OF Tho exquisite ieEdc.-
Ing which her ~up'ro voice gave 10 IN, u! and
the muru W ais,vuei the more he wa, .rsU.ycd
u take her baeE with hiiu 10 New YORK.
II would l.kc u" raining ~ such u Nultc.'
he said 20 Nj. LJ"cg!, there Is rare trvnlrr
Ia H."
A Iew taya .ltrr. us they Were s;daGinl;
nCaI the cabin inaSins arrangements lui the
ncNt day's huNt, she sudivnly >natChtd the
riiic from I,rh'a grasp, and, taking q'i'E MIN,
nred, \ nrAyy cry sh and scream alMust In
sIaHtly Cane noil ;Le underground near he
camp
Hn's a wi!ca,,' she said, in explanation.
- ''Twar a-..ntih. Ter you ubs' tent, 'iow
hit smelt Vittlvs-"
Ana, sure enough, IN iMmcnsc cat WAS
ioLhd under one of the i've OAKS. As Mt.
Lowery polluted 10 the small wound IN the
base OF tAr skull he looked at his companion
Significantly.
"lou or l." he said, could never have
done this AZ such distance
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MIR. panielsou made 40 reply, but he ooIed
ut the strong, 1.-THE usuru OF the young girl
with renewed Interest,
she viii be grand woman some day" he
thought. " II only her language was not 50
bHruarUuS."
Eul a. the weeks won't by even her language
seemed less arsh T. A!s ears. Sometimes
her Qu expressions seemed positively
charming. And her eyes were 50 brown aud
ortp-,J frank and opsn-whut mattered a
few uldi les uI rNplessiuni
Cns IA! Mr, Lowcry tOuN him to task.
"lNg lduSt 20 slow, lIaniclson," lie said
kindly. " You arr bat TWENTY-FIVE. ana Liza
Is no "idihary Shi. but you know The impos'
slulll'y."
Fur Il moment his companion made no re-
ply. the hr raised his eyes slowly.
"les, he said quietly, - know the I'M
po'sibiilty. nave coLNinced myself VI II d
hnnlr,h tunes. The girl is absolutely lgnO-
rant ; n 'cIacAer IN the extreme sense OF the
term, while l am-whnt books and money
have made me. And yet, no continued after q
pause, "as soon as ] convince myself oI Its
aDsurQity / am sure to begin TO make plans
TO take her north and give her IN education.
Win her capacity, an education would be a
matter ~ little difficulty"
e But you must have her consent, and-ex-
cuse mc-the whole plan is idiotic." .e.r
~ know It." -...
A moment later he arose and walked toward
| the cabin. Mr.. Lowery watched him curl
ously.
ii fancy our alngator.hunting II about
over he thought -,- - -
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man. Treasurer; T.. &. Hoecker. Is. Krebs. EIecu-
tive Committee, u Miller, n. Hsnner, Delssste
TO the Central Labor Federation; ~ Gagel snd &,
Executive board. Charge, were pr. fcrred against
seh-Msster Workmen kitsr. Dan Slsttery, and
frank Oswald. Of Varnishers' Progressive Union
No for working at ~ rs per day; r9 the locked.
were granted u Il. snub.r and A. ktAuse. At the
neIt meeting the question whether or MOTTO do
mand eight hours on April will be disclrsed.
On April v, the annual ball will take place at tho
West Side Labor Lyeeum.
In accordance with the Agreement made by the
American Federation Of Labor with the brewers
pnons Of the Pacific coast the lAttsr's General
Secretary. Alfred funrmann, hiss sent to President
Gompers the arrears due to the Fe lrtAtinn. with
the demand that the charter Of Local Union No.
63, at Port and, Ore, he revoked. This National
officers Of the Journnymen Brewes' Union op-
posed to the latter demand, as IL was not In the
agreement. Be,ides the National Exec itiyc board
nssts that the members OF Local Union No. lG, at
San Francisco, who were locked out At Mr. Fuhr-
mApns request. should be at once reinstatsi Last
week 3 receipts AT the general Office were S7v9 U.s.
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ONLY a "CRACKER" GIRL.
But D0nielsOn's Romance Vas Inter-
TMpted by u Bob.

stray chicken wandered aimlessly about
asmali clearing. Now he stopped to peck at q
trlgh; pebble. then hoped forward to exam
lac bunch OF tussock grass. Then grass
hopper attracted his attention. And all the
uine he was getting farther away from home.
Al last he paused on the bank OF dark creek
and looked about curious!y. II was q new
"o'ia TO Elm. Near by a long, black object
inS hall Embedded In the sand. After watch
IN II Il Icw moments ho hoped nearer. Then
cam quick Hash and swapping OF teeth; the
e"'ehehs short drama was over. And the
a''iRsi"i's 'aa Sid lack into the sand, and his
Aa' -Vioscd eyes 'esumol their air OF sleepy
uncynscloIsn.sa.
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Coming EYanta.

The Arlington club will give Il annual ball
in kenwick Hall, Eightv-siXth street and
Third avenue, next Tuesday evening.
The Tatian Literary Union Will entertain
Its friends In the Lexington Avenue Opera
House next Tuesday evening. The services
OF Maggie Cline and other wel!-known pro-
fcssiouals have been engaged.
Humboldt Lodge No. 02, X. 5. h., will In
stall Its newly elected Otlicers IN Arlington
Hall Tomorrow night.
Monday evening the Hearts OF OAK Associa.
tiOn VIII hold II reception in 1anImaIy Hull
The Paddock hssOclal Ions inwi alton ball
will take place Monday evening III Washing
ton Hall, s3l broadway.
The BOingrr Debating sOclety's reception
and ball viii occur tuesday evening In
MaenneIchor HAL, 2U1 East Fi.ty-sixth
street,
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AMONG The WHEElME Y.

Frank Barnard, Jack Lynch and Billy Bent,
Union Athletic Clubs cyciers, will wheel to Yon-
ker3 Tomorrow.
The Bedford Wheomen will begin q card tourna-
ment next week.
The Metropolitan is the latest addition to the
list Of New YORK bicycle clubs.
Harry Bryan has been appointed first lieutenant
of the Harlem Wheeluion.
Maltby nn1 Canary arc still trying to decide
which is the better man In the trick-riding bust
meas.
The report is again circulated that President t
james H. Dunn, Of the l.. A. W. IL about TO
resign.
The Brooklyn Ramblers will hold 3 reception
Feo. ..
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club will hold ladies' re-
ception Jan. 20.
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Overhead magnolias and live oaks mingled
their branches, while here ana thererose the
stately trunks OF royal palms Great masses
OF azalea, agave and sensitive plants crept up
from the waters edge and spread out over the
banks. And everywhere clambered the fox
grape and bignonia and woodoine.
Beyond tho crcex and stretching away Tor
hundred milcs to the south and west were
the everglades. In the distance CLEANED the
biuc waters OF Lake okecchobee.
To the east was wilderness, TO the north
twenty miles OF almost impenerrab!e jungle.
And In the midst the little clearing. lonely
and wild and ugly. For, except where the
log cabin stood near the centre, the trees had
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The next afternoon. as the two were prac.
ticin. duets together, Mr.. Danlelson asked
the Girl IN n matt er-of-fact tone:
How would you like " go North and study
music, Liar"
She raised her eyes frankly. This was one
OF her attractiOns-she never showed embar.
rassment or rseli-cOIsciUusness-
~ use to low I'd like ter learn things right
much" she said simply; 81 but SEN paws
been sick an money skase I've gin hit all up.
Hit mus be gran ter know things like you
uns."
There was wistulness In her voice which
he took instant advantage OF.
"lf you could arrange to so North with US"
he said, eagerly, "you would have chance
10 learn everything. Ny mother would look
after you, am sure"
" Hits too late-an' tha's other things"
"whalp"
But ut this moment Mr.. Lowery came up
With him was tall young man In rough cos
tune.
/ "Excause the Interruption, Danielson."
said Mr.. Lowery, "but ! want you TO know
my friend Norton. You've heard me speak OF
him. Ny guide among the keys-saved my
life on -Atsciole and nearly lost his own"
Mr.. DanIelson advanced cordially. He had
Apollo among the cowboys
!, But before he could grasp his hand 1.-the
rgure sprung before.
: "oh, Bobi We didn' spec yeh Tore orange
pickin." Then turning about, she added
with q charming air OF oiprcprtetorAhlp; 4isp
my myBoo."-Kacsrlsy 1aoastHss
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liz Excelient Ounlitiea

Commend to public approval tho California
liquid fruit remedy SYRUP OF FIGs. IL Ii
pleasing to the eye and to the taste, and by
gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels 1t cleanses the system cfIectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort of
all who use 1t. -
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The loss of flesh is a triae.
You think you need not
mind it.
But, if you 60 on losing
for some time or lose a good
deal in a short time, you are
running down. Is that a
trihe?
Get back to your healthy
weight and generally you get
back to health.
A book on CAREFUL LIv-
ING will tell you what it is tc
get there, and when SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil IS
useful. Free.
ScoTT s. Ro@Sa. Chemists. "a South ,th Aveaue.
tlaw York.
Your drugr,s, keeps SCOTS Emuls,u. oil Iod.livo.
cs-Gi! Gsugsls,s eycTy~hers do. s..
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The New Method.

Prom ha Epoch.
Trickem-Our business now pays 25 per
cent. dividend.
Woggles-It's about time you announced
the iOrnlng Of u stock company and adyer-
tised the shares In the papers
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Unaccountable,

[From Brook'ya LV,.l
Husband-I must tell you OF funny thing
that happened to-day. Do you remember
that this morning you sewed a button on my
trOusersf
Wife-Why, certainly. What Of it2
Husband-It Is still there.
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All in the Family.

From ronic.l
"You can't do any business with me-" said
the new settler to the village doctor; 81 In
tend to be my own Doctor"
THAT ali right" answered the physician
" Let me give you an Introduction 70 my
brother, the undertaken"
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Cut Out.

well, would have been engaged now II
1t were not for my chaperon."
Z" Did she interfereg'
"Yes; she became engaged to him herself.
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CHIEF ENGINEER 0'loHHELL's STORY.
NE Is TUE man ENGINEER or
TIE ITETH .ipENUE norm.
doctors Mccoy aud " tidmun Cared
HIM perTectiv OF Ca,urrb.

Mr. John OConncll is th. chief sncincc- of tho
fith Avenue Hotel. Hc Ia aman Of Intelligence.
y he wasn't he wou,dnt bc chief engineer ~ the
Fifth Avenue Hu.cl, good deal bigger position
than that of chief rnsinC"r OF a big steamship.
There seven enUrInou, boiler, in tn. tifth Ave.
nno Hotel that furnish the heat aud steam for tho
greatest hostelfy IN tko world chief Engineer
Otonn~ll has been there tor fourteen years lie
lives there. 4 reporter found him his cosy room
on the second oor facing on Twenty fourth street
Mr.. CConnell prcfacnd his remarks by saying:
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BEWARE Of LA GRIPPE.

Use the Great Pain Reliever,
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LlHlMeNT.
for pains In the limbs, back or chest,
sore throat, colds or bodily pains of
any kind. You will find IL worth its
weight in gold. Price, 25 und 80
cents. Sold by all Druggists.
Depot, 10 Murray st., n. v.
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DOCTORS Mccoy g WILDMAA,

! East i2d street, near Grand Central Depot, New
York city, aud lsi Montagr" street Brooklyn,
where all curablc cases arc trratod with -uccess.
II you live at distance write for symptom blank.
CONSULTATION At OffiC: OR BY aAH FREE.
Address all mail to 3 East 42d street, Now York
city. Dhir- hours-Dto II A. Nj. 2t0+P. NJ.
to- y. NJ. daily. sundays . to IL A. NJ.
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The representatives OF the various press
clubs OF the country were to have witnessed
fight between Charlie Kemmick, the Mime
apolis welter-weight, and Jack McCann, or
San Francisco, before The California CLUB,
san Francisco, last night. 1t was found that
McCann was eleven pounds over weight and
the tight was postponed. Billy Gallagher
will take McCann's place.
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The Quaker City Cricket Association will
open It's championship season April 80, and
close 1t Sept. 10.
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The Theatrical protoetivs Uuion hss elacted:
Philip Kelly. President, Davii Tins, Vice Pro,-
dent; Louis trederckr. Recording SECRETARY
Irving Ormstead. Financial seorctsryiC V Moore,
Treasurer; John Reilly Walking Delegate; David
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The suns Guide to New York.

Replies 10 questions asked erery dry by Tho
guests ana citizens Of tie American mehDpoLa
Suggestions 10 sigldseers and practical mJorma-
ton for practical people. The So, mH publish. in
time for use al The Columbus celebration nert Oc-
tober. a con,Dl e. unique. and prG rica yWide book
10 his ciiv. II uM Tell risitorS wha! he Sights
are. ho,c 10 reach them. uhere 10 loige and board
uhile here aud The cost. ,nherc 10 DO wholesale or
retail shopping. hon 10 d,nuSe themselves, and get
rest mhen ,rearv Of sightseeing. UlrH be dttrac-
trelv printed. pleasant 10 read. and tie sutjsc:
matter uiH be diridFd and arranged in a ,ray 10
insure ne beStrpSuHs. The retail price riH De IS
cents pr. COpH Tie S'm's Guide p,R also oGer
u,,eQualed aud exceptional opportunities 10 ados-
hsers Those oho Uish further Information or,
this sGLect should address The Guide Book Do.
psrtnsai Of ths Nep York Sun
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RRoOxkkNMME
THE CHKss CONGRESS.
Tarrnseh Must Play Loman Again-Ths
Fourteenth Round.

fourteenth HOund.
DRESDEN. July 29.-The game between Dr..
Tnrrasch and Loman which was played on
Tuesday and scored by tho doctor on the
claim that I.oman had exceeded his time limit.
has bccn annulled by tho committee.
This forenoon Makowitz lost to Porges right
an oversight Mieres brilliantly defeated
Albin. who played Euy Lopez. scoring on the
forty eighth move. Mason outplayed Sohott.
laender in Kings Gambit declined. winning
after sixty moves. Colts chall disposed Of
Loman in Vienna after thirty nine movos.
Bardeeben won Ruy Lopez. from Walbrodt
rho most interesting game OF the session was
rarrasch. IT was aijourncd. An irregular
between Schevo and pauscn was also adj
iourncd. 4 Kings Bishops opening between
Noa and Marco. resulted I'm draw By ner-
burne scored his game against the absent
Alapinc.
Ton adjourned games wore settled during
fhG If yen 81 ana Tr.a Bas
Noa. pnulsen although he had clearly the
best OF Schcve. let him on with draw. A Ruy
Lopez between Non and Pnulsen resulted In
draw after 100 moves. Mieres and Makowita
move Of n Vienna. Albin drew with Scheve
after six moves. A stubborn contest be-
tween Winawer and Walbrodt terminated also
in draw after 100 moves. The score:
Marco. Tarrasch. and rorses, o.; Makowi,z and Bar
wabroit, 5lG: Noa Az, rauisen and Loman ~.
In the flftocnth round Scho,tlaender lost q
Fianchetto,, to Mieres after q moves: Loman
thereby to Paulsen. Ruy Lopez between
Blackburne and Walbrodt was adjourned.
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RACING AT ST. PAUL.
To Tambien Wins tho Hnmlins stakes with
Ridiculous Ense.

81. PAUL. July 2a.-Three favoritos and two
the Twin City course. Tho track was muddy.
and as a general thing tho races were process
sions. The weather was pleasant the attend
ance $500. while Thorpe STORED two Of his
mounts safely home.
The chief race OF tho day. the Hamline
Stakes for three-year- olds at one mile and
three furongs worth to tho winner $1.S75.
had but three starters. Yo Tambien. ia
Thorpe In the saddle) frightened out oil but
Newton. 127 tBrtton, and Alice D.. ITO lFree-
man, In tho betting 70 Tamben was at 20
to on. while it was 25 to 1 Newton. and 90 to
l Alice d. The favorite went ut once to tho
front. and. playing with her competitors
throughout, was not headed, winning as she
BY four Eho
70 Tambien is the third performer to- capture
both the Twin City Derby and the Hamline
feat In 1890 as did also Donntello in 1901.
70 Tambien has several other stake engage
ments here. and she will probably run again
The winners Of the purse races were: Gold
stone. ridden by Thorpe. at ITO /; Tom Kelly.
Sargent up. ut to 8: Harry Smith. Eioted by
Ion. Clayton in the saddle. the favorite ut odds
on, The Judge thought the betting looked PC.
egliar on G9dstone IN the rst race and took
ins Ills horse, So, the Judge pefmitted
01Ps Kay to vine s to
wise good days work ~ virtually presenting
was sent OF fully two lengths in tho lead. while
Minnie Gee. the only other horse in tho race
with chanceito win. was nearlyleft at the post.
ito to o drive and p with anythinS ike az re ss
table send OIL would surely have won.
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knsrbull Notes.

VIII Umpire paash cali or ,snd his address TO Harvey
Il, Rich. SO " all street. at once!
"Good boy. Burke. you're doing Well" yelled the
sp ct.tors every tins Tho little fellow made good
play.
L. 4, West New Brighton-t;Orbams. II. c. Malone,
1917 Re.cker street Cuban Giants. John N. Bright.
153 Prince street.
on Wednesday next. Mt Prospect Park. the Montague
Club composed OF lawyers and real estate men of
Erook Ign, will tackle the Wall street team.
Manager Powers yesterday received telegram from
Nick Noung In which thr latter said that Lynch or
some other regular umpire would be ut the Polo
grounds today. Wykon Will bo released.
wAsHtyoros Jliy 2S.-President Young OF tho Base.
bali League to-day appointed Charley nnydpr tho well
known exball player on the stan or League unpires
lie onicinted In todsys game and gave universal
satisfaction.
hut for young Con Hogan, who thought he could
pitch. tho milkmen Of Brooklyn would nave been
Sorry looking OF players at Prospect Park We'd
nesday afternoon. They had the Wall street team
opponents md the latter had the game by 10 to at
tho end OF the seventh inning. Young Hogan then
went INTO the box and the Miikmen scored runA
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Pass.--No. there was no such throng as 0o.-
600 persons at the Tenny Longstreet match:
10000 would be nearer the mark
SrURGIs, Mich. July 2S.-The trotting stall
lion Green River valued at S25.OQ0. and owned
by Robert Dixon OF Henderson. KY, died to-
day. He had record OF 2:22h.
That game old son OF Aberdeen. Hugh Nc
Laughlin. with record OF 2:23. 10 now in the
hnnIs. Of his old trainer, Charley Moser Of
and did not have any FIST work for four or
Aye years until four or hye mornings
the old fellow would act Eddie Moser.
the jockey. who is the son 81 the trainer drove
tho gelding, Toy. and the old man sat behind
Laughlin went to the half in lao. despite q
stout pull. Then no came homo handily and
won the trial in 2:264. Pretty good for an lS-
yeur old.