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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-29

| mar nllr oa;l ba, fir bic .3llbereituns
BON 1bee llrlb Sleilligfeiten su oienen,
benn bic Speilen lelblt ipurben aus Der
fatierlt6en 9offiide 9eliefert uno i'm
ueber1naBe, ebenlo wie Der SSein alien
@diten beS &aiiers in Sranienbaum.
sur Gerfiigung geltellt.
Graf 6orbt lpuroe in letnem i3im<
mer BON benz Diener en,pfansen, ber
linn beim gblegen BON s1drpe, Desen,
Sut unb Sa1tbl l6uben bebilflid mar.
Damn iette ii6 @raf Sorot an bas &az
minfeuer nieoer, in mel6em md6tise
6ol5floben brannten unb bic gan,e
@obnltns bebasli6 erparmten,
Gr i6alt li9 lelbit einen 9boren
Sab ct li9 unbeba9li9 unb un5ufrieben
fiiblte, na6bem lOeben ber sanse @lanS
ber faiierli9en Sub auf i'm sefallen
mar. Ser &aiier bate i'm in elmer
@eiie ausse5ei6net, ipie bies nltr nit
ben madtisiten Stint itlinsen Su seides
ben pfleste. St bate ibm einen ser
b06lten Srben bes 8ei6es, BEN Nles
rauber@NemSftsSroen, perlteben unS
3u bielem nod Elm auBerorbentli9es
@nabenseidenf sefiist babard, bab er
linn taulenS Dufaten ansebli9 fiir bic
Steuer an bas @aiienbaus i9enfte. /
,, Olun betrus aber bic Steuer, bic fiir bic
Srbensperleibuns an bas grobe Peterss'
burger @atleubau8 3u besablen ipar,
mur 5ipeibunbert 91ubel, bas @e51ent.
ber tauleno Dufaten fam allo fait gang
bem Gmpfdn9er 5usttte.
3u uerbanfen bate @raf 0orbt bieleI
Nus5ei9nunsen BEN Qob1prii6en, bie er'
Der 9ruppe bes &ailers erseist bate,
unb untpillfiirli6 ba6te er bara,l, baB
oieie 8erebruns uno Nbg0tterei, bie,
Setter III. nit Sriebrtd benz @ro6eni
trieb, etmas Sranfbaftes,. ia ettpasl
8ednsitisenbes babe. gusenbltdli6l
i6ienen ia aus bieler Sreunbl9aft benz
BON aller @elt bebransten unb perlais'
ieuen 8reueenf0nig Gortbeile 5u ents',
| iteben ltub G,raf 0orbt ipollte ii6 3u'
Ietner eigenea @rbeiterung biele poli>I
tii6en 8ortbeile nod W0sli6fett aus>I
malen, als 1cine @e6anfen, obne baB er,'
es merfte, bod cine anbere 8i1tung1
annabmen.
8et ber 9olitit lnuBte er ,lntpillfirsI
lid an bie &aiierin benfen, ltab pl0sli9l
f6ien linn ar9 biele gang enfd9>I
lid, ltrb er ba6te 1tur an eine ibrer
9ofbamen, an biejenise, bic i'm beute
10 lon6erbar nno fremb bebanbelt bate.
x**
Sor6t lprr6e our6 ben Oiener in leie
men Betra9tungen geit0rt, lpel6er oas
Deieuner bradte. s3pii6en ben Sci
len lag elm Sreiedig Sulamensefalte>
ter, periieselter 3ettel. Der 5iener
erfldrte, berlelbe iei nil bem Glien suz
iammen aus Der gAloefii6e eefoms
men.
@raf 6orbt Offnete bas .reiedts sus
iammensefaltete Stiid papter unb fano
swei 3eilen in benti6er gpra6e,
pel6e lauteteu:
( rDie beutige slusSei6nuns lit eber
Elm llngliid, ais eta Slid. Sorli6t!
Die Sreunoe pes 9aiiers lino bic
Seinoe ber &ailerin."
Seine 1nteri6rift, fein @appen auf
benz Siesel-ni6tS, uno bod abnte
9orbt i'm eriten susenblid, baB biele
,3eilen BON g2iemanb anbers, oils BON
Wiaria 1ali5in fanlen. St fiiblte es
initinftip. Gs mar ibm, als bore er aus
bieien .3eilen beraas BEN &lans ibrer
Stimme, uno einen, plOkli9en Jnl.
pulie folsenb, oriidte er oas 8apier an
i lejne Sippen.
(Scrtietuns foIst).
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Grudt uor3ubereiten. Daburd tuerben bte
@ebeu un6 beren Dauer betrddtlid uernin.
bert. Mu@ bef6rbert es bic rei6li9e Gbion.
bernns nabrbafter Muttermild fiir bas 3inb.
Grau Dora u. @ntbrie bon Oafles.
Ooerton Co., &p., idreibt: rGls id aufin9
Sbr ''Favorite Prescription" 5u nebmen,
tuar t4 nidt TIM @tanbe, anf meinen 6iiBen
ju fteben obne bic idredlidfen Sdmerjeu 3u
erbul6en. Sest psrridte Id ale Sausarbsit
fiir cine Ganilie bon adt perionen ielbft,
ipafde, fode, babe u. (. M. SD bin isbt
ftdrter als In ben lesten feds Sabren. SIR
'Fayorite Prescription" 1T bas Befte, ipae
eine frau boz Der Gutbinbuus nebmen lam,
iuenigifens ipnr eS bel mir 70. Sd babe bet
aIlen rueinen feds Gnibiueunsen ME 70 ipsuis
setitten, ais bel bsrl lesteH bas 8ine 1T babel
6as geiiinbeite bon alleu feds. 8eridietene
Greuubinnel, benen ld ben @ebraud bes Pre-
scription aurittb babsn Disislbt Grfabruns ssmaAt
wts to-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-29

Rarte No. | nun 3eigt gang senau,
pelde Nrt 5peife ant meiiten Mustels
fraft unb tpel9e am metten 2ebens.
tbdtigteit (@nergie) giebt. So iiebt
man barauS, baB 0afergriiBe bon al
len @etreibearten Dor3u3ieben lit, ba
iie am meilten @drme entpidelt, b. b..
2ebenstbdtisfeit Ii6ert. Das getp6bn-
li9e n&oune 9teaf" giebt mebr Muss
felfraft, als bas feinere rSirloin", ba.
gegen entmidelt bieieS i'm menl6li9en
86rper mebr Wdrme u. I. 10.
Sebr intereRant 1T bic apeite 4arte.
Dieie seigt, wie piel tpirtli6er Ndbrfoff
in elmer bem Wertbe bon 25 Gents ents
ipre@snben Mense Der peri6iebenen
9tabrungsmittel entbalten 1T.
Daraus erfdbrt man, baB man bur9
ben GenuB bon r&ounb Steat" i'm
Wertbe bon Is Gents benz &0rper mebr
r2ebenstraft" aufibren tann, als
irsen6 elm an6eres glabrunssmittel gu
oemfelben preiie. @eiaIaenes @@wei.
nefeii6 bagegen fi6ert mebr refine 9iBe
unb TT Geuten 3u empfeblen, bic In fals
tenn 4lima i9mer arbeiten mi1en.
Iufern entbalten iebr tpenig Nabrumgss
foff, un6 elm armer Seufel tann lein
@elo gar nibt i6le6ter anIesen, aIs
in ben @9altbieren. 8iel bei1er Hebt
er iib bel benz @enuB bon giern unb
Mil6, bic mebrere Mal iopiel Ndbrs
tuertb entbalteH, als 9lufern; nod
be1er aber, tpenn er fi6 auf bic ia
ettua8 plebeiii6en, beionbers in Neus
gmglanb aber febr beltebten 6ii9bdlle
(Codhshballs) nirft, benn bieie ents
balten BON allen Stoffen, bic Elm fir
einen gem6bnli6en Nrbeiter betimmtes
Nabrungsmittel entbalten ioll, gerabe
bic ri6tise Menge-g -gerabe senus muss
tslbiloeaoe Stoffe, serabe senug
Jett II. I. 10,
Die brittle 5afel 1T complieirter. sic
5eigt Die Dur6ibnitt8menge Nabrungst
itOff, bic geuiffe &lafen Der 8eb6lfes
rung perl9iebener 2dnber au fidb neb.
men, Die Weenge bes NdbrmertbeS,
Der barin entbalten 1T II. I. tp.
Daraus febt man, baB elm beut:
ider &e6tsgelebrter bur9fdnittli6er
me Tiger iBt unb bebarf, als elm beutz
ider Nr3t, bieier pieber meniger aIs
eia 6an6merter o6er 6armer; baB Elm
Mafhinift in Bottom nod einmal 10
piel ibt, als elm beuti6er 9rst, uno elm
i6Terarbeitenber Gubrmanu in Der
Stabt Der 8obaeneKer nabe3u piermal
10 biel, tpie bic tiimmerlib erndberten
Nrbeiter in Stalien. (Die 8ofoaer
finb mad ben &arten be8 Getretdrs
Morton iiberbaupt bic f1meriten ST.
fer). Gerner iiebt man aus hieien
3uiammeniteQungen. baB bic beuti1e
&esierung ibre SoIbaten am berniinf=
tighten erndbrt unb ibnen tbatld9Ii6
mebr NabritOff sutommen ldBt, aIs
Snfel Sam ben feinen, obglei9 bieier
niel mebr @elb bafir ausgiebt.
ueberbaupt TT erii9tli9, bob ber
amerifanifde Nrbeiter nublos febr ners
i6wenberii@ 1T unb bur9 bermanftis
ges @fen biel fparen f6nnte. obne fi9
@ntbebrungen auf3uerlegen. 9lu9 in
bieier Sbatfa9e liegt ein bober Wertb
Der beipro@enen Nrbeit begrlnbet.
Sebenfaas f6eint es gans berniinftig,
menu mir anfangen moaen, Bel Der
Nusmabl unierer gfabrun9smitteI an@
bic 3wedmdBigteit mebr als bisber
3u bea6ten, tpie mir bies bel ber Mus.
tuabl bes Suffers fiir bic 9eubtbiere
idon ldngft au tbun gemobnt fnb
mir berseben unierer Meni6enmiirbe
beStuegen nod lanse ni6ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-29
Gin Seitrag anr .3enfmal.
eSraae.

srage.
SIR unb lpiber bas 6eime Dentma
iinb in Der iebten 3eit genus Skinner
laut gemorben. 9lber nod yfiemanl
bat bic Sa6e 10 flar unb einfa4 be
banbelt, tuie Der betdnnte SSIlilie,
pieffe. Ser madere &rieger 1T gegei
elm 6eines 9entmal unb motibirt leinel
Stan6puntt folgenbermaBen;
SD bin baieien, absr isbr
Dat man io'n DinsS erribtet
gSat bat er benn por's Miaetdr
Seleiitet uns iebi@tet?
SD bldtterte ben 9eine burb
Don stpeie bis um piere;
gSat fanb i'd benn I'M iansen @anb
3ipee Iunp'gs Srenabtere!
Oct i9eint n bisfen ipenis mir,
Wfit 10 biel 8eriefiin1ten
8dtt' id iei6miHen uff's Yapisr
Sin Sataairbn gum mlne' item
llnb eene jrobe 6rdeeiS is
SSan3, ipie mir iheint, peraefien;
Sot benn Der Seine ielbit iebient
llnb triegte er Die Treiien2
Sd ilobe, nein benn I'M Gipil
Sab if ibn uff mem @anbbiIb;
Der &erl bat ii4 ietpiB iebriidt,
llnb 70 ipas piu'n Stanbbilb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-29

@s iiben 6rei 3e6er frlb unb fpat
Jeif bel einanber unb rfloppen" Stat.
Gin luiti9er 8ier-3aml6 if's - fr6b=
lid unb frei,
QDer tuollte ba nidt, er ipdr' aud babei9
Senn es ban6elt ii9 ia bier
um man6en S6oppen Lone Star-8ier !!
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@auluftiae uno aomtrattoren

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte betpdbrte 8aus
Bodybuilding BON 30. @tenes &
S6bne aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Auantitdten BON boraigli6em 8aubol3
unb groBe 8Orrdtbe bon Sbiiren, Gens
fern, Salouiien, S9inbeln, @iiens
tuaaren, lpie S6l6Her, Ndgel, Garben
&C. an Sanb baben. gtieberlagen am
Observation-Disclosures unb am Suniet
@eleii in ber Oit @emmercefraBe.
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u . t / !!


Sebermann tpirb bierbur9 bena&ridtist
nnb Seiparnt, feinS bon ben mir geb5riaen,
bur4 ben Sberiff bon 8erar gountb am
Sienitas, benz Stunt 1894 unter ei.
nem pfdnbunsSbefebI in per 3lage bon 81.
@. Staade sesen 6. g. Disnotpitp, Senrp
@lmenborf unb slnbere an 8. GngeIfe Der.
tauften 2ansereien su faufen, ba beiaster g.
@ngelte ienes @ieentbu,n nllr i'm Snterefje
bes beiagten 9enrb @lmenboIi balt unb ba
bsiagter 9enrb GInenborf ben Nblhlub ienes
8ertaufes ielbit betpirtt bat, unb Sa 6erlelbe
aur 3eit oss gerfaufes mir srobe 8etrdse
i3nIbete nnb nod iebt i@ulbet, iporilber nod
iest elm proceb in, 81. Diitriftsseridte
i4webt uno oa our1 ienen Serfauf fein 8e=
fibtitel ooer fonitiseS Mnredt tpeber an bes
iasten 3. @nselfe nod on beiastsn Senrp
Glmeaborf iibersine
6. g. 9ignotuitn
San Nntcnip, Eeras, o. SUM- 1894.
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@rpker SaQ.

Ser unteraei9nete beebrt lid, feineu
gefannten unb &unben bic Mittbeis
lung su MAIDEN. baB ON Sonns
abenb ben 7. Suli in ieiner
9alle ein 8au itattfinbet, tpo3u bic 6es
Totes BraB 8anb bic Muft liefern
pirb. N6tungsnoa
Iuguft M6Ib
@de pecoss unb Gbabes GtraBe.
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Miaer's 9(pptbefe, 603 @oliab>
StraBe. Grau s. MILLER, gis
gentbumern. 9err ". Subermalb,
@ei6dftsfiibrer. 0as @eI6dft 1T nuns
nebr unter Der 2eitung eines regiItrir,
ten NpotbeterS. Stets friide 0roguen.
patent Mebi3inen, Barfiimerien &c.
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B@ Wer Garms ober Stabt=@igeus
tbum faufen, nertaufen, pertaul9en,
ober 8elbs sNnleiben MAIDEN wil, ipeube
li6 pe1trauenspea an
@bas. Moier,
Nlamo Geuer 8erli6erunss. Gebdube.
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s@ sips & 5 &aarmanm fhb.
rem bas gr6Bte Eager BON lanbmirtbs
f6aftli9en Mai6inen unb @erdtben
aller Irt in San Mntpnio. Wau iiber,
aeuge fih babon
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Bwdleus Nrutea salbe.

Dte bsfe GaIbe bsr @elt fur S@nttte, Ouetf4uu.
gen, Gef&uhre, Stebers unb Rauts Gusi$as, 8sAten,
gefpruuaene Sdnbe, Trpfbeuten unb aHe Sautfrdufs
Betten; furtrt Sdmprrtotben ober teiue BesabIuus.
36atss Sufrtebenbett saranttrt pber has @elb wirt
surl6erfattet. 25 Gents Dte S@a4tel. Gum gerfaui
tn allen 0pctbefen. Gbelpt Dretb, Tecmpfon 90.
ala
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Werfamfss sWnaeiae.

9as @isentbum nit @ebduli6teiten
yto. 112 Wefs@ommercesSt gum
Na6lafie SEQ. 9ieffenba6's geb6renb,
tpir6 DOH mir am 3, Suli 3piiden 10
unb 4 llbr Dor benz @ourtbouie Der.
tauft merben.
s. WiIb,
9eitamentsboll freder
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@atter

nnb inuae Brauesi,
bic balo Wtutter mar.
ben, ioaten ipiHen,
bab DR.. 8ierces
''Favorite Prescrip-
ton +" bds Mutter.
tperbem ber Qualen,
Sfreden uno @e.
fabren fir Nlutter
iinb &ino entfletbet,
tnbent es ber Ratnr
bilft, ben &6rper tar
BE &bftofung Der
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- 3rintt Zone Star 8ier.
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SSolfiom's 9Sreis>Sabelle IT, 8ar9ains.
S6atiabelr, lpel6e 5ltm
Seide!

sSaiaette Seibe BON rs Gents bic g)arb.
berabaeiebt auf 90 gents.
G5robe preis-Rebuftionen in alien sorten.
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&arrtrte ,lnb seitreifte 2aipns, sep5bn.
ltdber Rreis l211a unb Is Gents, iett @ents
Yortteren, bic ME unter $3.50 ,,nb $5 Der.
fault tpurtert iest So 83.
'n So anfparts. 6ertise Babe q
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gfadoenteu nn6 5n Serglei6eu 6erausturbrn.
Seiide i !!

Sin ipanberih6nes 2a3er BON 8leiber.
Seioen3eus bon rs unb 80 gts. beratseiett auf
So Gents.
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Derlbieoenes |

yteue fransDli4e Saeonetts unb Muas, aes
fpobnlid gu 25 Gents perfauft, iett 81 @enfs.
Nooeltp 5epbbrs bon 25 Gents auf Is
Gents rebuSirt.
8erttge Babe NuSiise fiir 9aner i
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NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY PAGES

lrhorne, . N 1 second; Ko Ko 104 q. Fisher), Is
70 i, third. Time. IA. The Sculptor. J. p. b..
Buckwa imp. Somersaut and Tom EImore also ram
Third race seven furongs-Kltty Give 10 cover
toni o 70 3 won; Mary Keene. us (Grahaml. "a TO
second; Romona. los perkins, ~ to third Ilne
lO2i2. Miss Eiwood, Helen W.. Princess irene a"u
Toots also ran.
Fourth race Iatonia oaks, one and one-fourtn
ml,es-Orinda. III (Perkinsl. to L. won oy enre
lengths: Selka III CA Clayton. TO ], second
Charity liz Ray). to l. third. Time, 2Os Annie
Movers and Queenlike also ran
Linsl n, 10 l. won easily; imp. Damask. 81 Ora
ham, to l. second; Ellen Doug;as, % tNeWIcome)
lin Dunn POGO Tempo Indus, Lucasta and shy
Ellen also ran. ,>
sixth race six furlongs-Artillery, lOl g. hlJ,
10 l. won; Iance,ot 1903 "a. Clayton) to l. seGono'
Captain Drane 1903 o. Davis 10 to J. tnrd nm me-
III Belle Foster, Tremona, Valiant, cyclone ana
Pirate King also ran.
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old maidens: SIS each. with
ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.
COMMENTS OF THE TURFMEN-INCIDENTs o!
THE DAY.

THE DAY.
An effort is being made 10 bring about sweep
stakes with 5000 added between DR.. Rice. Kamapo
Sir Walter and Don Alonzo. At first 1t pro
posed that the distance should be at a mile with
special weights as follows: Sir Walter. 1914: DR.
Rice l24: Ramapo l2O and Don Aonzo. 1s pounds
DR.. Knapp objected. and asked that the race be
al one and one-fourth miles Frederick Foster said
he would not give Ramapo an ounce OF weight.
David Gideon gave way 10 Foster. and said that he
was willing to let Dr. Rice in at l22 pounds. After
some talk II was agreed meet DR. Knapp half
and make the race and one-eghth miles. with
the weights as follows: DR. Rice. lZ2 Sir Walter
122; Ramapo. l2O. and Don Alonzo. 1lS pounds.
Foster says that as Gideon & DAILY will have the
benefit OF Taral in the saddle. under circum-
stances will he give ounce TO Ramapo as he will
put up his own jockey, Hueston, on Dr Rice 1t IL
probable that the race will be made. 5000 is
large amount OF money in these days. and conces-
slons are likely TO be made by the owners OF the
horses II handicap with 5000 added were Of
fered It would be a thing that n good fed OF
starters would be secured. The handicap should be
made 50 as to exclude the ragtag and bobtan crowd
that are out of their class In the handicaps by
Guiding horses that have never won 5000
Match races to be the fad OF racing men at
the present time John A. Morris much elated
over the victory OF Correction in the Toboggan
Slide Handicap He met James r. Keene on the
lawn and said: MIR. Keene. what do you think Of
that for race? Correction carried III pounds. and
ran three-Quarters In ll0i1 A great race. sir. A
great race,
Mr. Keene replied: My colt Domino carried 1923
pounds over the same in 100 and made the
record for the distance"
Yes. Yes" rejoined Mr. Morris. but Domino
had a gale OF wind at her back" But Correction
was well treated In the handicap" replied Mr.
Keene. How would match between them at
seven pounds below the scale suit you after or near
the close OF the racing season." Mr.. Morris inquired.
why not have II now. say next Saturday as your
mare is in perfect condition, and the race would
draw q large crowd" Mr.. Keenes answer.
Mr. Norris hestated few moments and said
AT nve-eighths Of mile, Mr. Keensr No. at
the distance she ran to-day" retoined Mr.. Keene.
Come now What do you say? Will you make
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conditions resulting from constipa-
ton, 90 by the book on Beechams
pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At drug
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Mutuais-Arrnitase straight s4l place 81 g. one two
three Sill Fondoline place 81 20 one "o three $iV 90
Treyelyan one. two. three Sl3 10
Won by a length and half: neck between second and
third.
SECOND RACE-Handcap. One and oneeighth miles.
supin G. Taylors eh Sport. by Winfred- .
sSmci yrs III n. ........,; .tsinsli 80 i-2
He"''' penn 90 As
q. Grimm 81 Ii
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RESULTS OF THE CONTESTS.
Following are he winners Of the various conte'

f c re es, nr.' "a a fo@a y.s 'tss@d
. .:s.sS: '' feet n y A. c. mira Time 80
one mile team relay rsee-N:ryor1 g team a,,.a
Won t. f ,s9 D. yrI g1 h mra"s :, 3, r se
one mile bicycle. scratch Tor members Of ). y a
had ridden under three minutes-H x hiff
Time 80 3; sec
one hundred yard hard.. scra,ch Stephen
II csdy' Yale ihrd Time-i6 seconds " Con who
' &1S SaTde D hurting leg him fall
Elgh, hundred and eshlyyeri run Se,s,sh-ehnre'
Ems''3e 1f :.aoaa 'lF"R ROW. 9'' &c.
seconds" con nrsi. T v Lr'scn \ : < g seccnd + bun,
@ Of 1ns n MED s s ' sn s to 70. os s for p.e e
was therefore awarded 10 Letson under the rules.
go%Is Sgs'a class " 4 Tngs eli 4 co~s
g. second ii. k. Bid. 100 yards. ihird Time min.
hgndTe end ~snyysTd run p. Con tgTo scratch
G s%" Ia hS q ,soSaas ' 's''H Rams
ds o. rrnn 10 nnc ns rae at hi, ms aC
he fs seq, r. h" had gone MY yards having
sheldon. 5 feet. nrs, Il zasl n }. A g q yarqs.
ih iD Time 20 i-i5 seconds E " Go in spit. o, hi.
former mishap started ~, N in race su, was onsed to
regarded certain winners until they wrong
one-mne run. handeap-charles Fitzpatrick. % Yards
Morgan. Yale scratch. third Tlne- min. p rs sec
vp am. ets tndenp Pond
r. Bennett. Yale. II yards. s..d Tme49 As seconds
Standing high jump. Sratoh-N +. Schwaner. scratch
~ Y A. c.. first. feet IN In rcY. L. D. sheldon ale
second feet 1917 inches \. Iariirgion. - GeorRc. Z
A. C. third feet III inches. L. c. Baker N. Y A. c.,
was tied for third place. but lost the toss-on.
Pole vaut-F H. Bowman n. Y. A. e.. first: II. f.
Whitney brooklyn Y. NJ. G. A. second: X. l.. Casweil
Y A. G.. third Heght-l0 feet inches.
Running high jump. hsndicap-W. n. Harrison. y. Y
q, inches, first. j. II. Reilly. Institute Is. C.. q
inches second; e: j. Kern Institute - C.. inches,
tied with their handicap allowances the prizes going to
he men In order with the smallest handcaps.
Running broad Jump. scratchE. W. Con- n. J. A. c.,
frst L. p sheldon. Yale second n. j. Blur. Columbia
College a. L.. third. Distance-22 feet 5il inches.
Throwing l6-pound hammer. scratch-J S. Mitchell
~ Y A C. hrst: o. A. Hckok. Yale. second. c. Chad
wick Yale third. Disance-l3s feet inches.
Putting lG-pound shot. scratch-George II. Gray Y
A. c. first: O. A. Hickok Yale second; A. Brown. Yale
third Distances feet
Barlow s. Weeks referee. and b. c. Williams waa
chairman Of the Athletic Committee. Among drugs
present were those OF r. r. Kcarney. IT.. M and Mrs
Edward Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. f. II. johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. II. H. Moore.
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GAMES AT TRATERS ISLAND
YALE IN THE y. Y. \. c. CONTESTS.
THE coLLEGIANs MAKE A GOOD sHowING-rvo
RECORDS BROKEN

\
RECORDS BROKEN.
The Ncw-York Athlete club held go hf'y-seconi
games AZ Travers Island yesterday The day was
perfect, the attendance was large and the epor was
satisfactory Two records were broken-the mile
re.ay rae, being won by ;he New-Nork Athletic 'iun
team IN the fast dime OF minutes p 35 seconds.
Is seconds better Than the record anf ;he IL
yard hurdle. scratch contest on the tnrf when
was won 10y Stephen Chase. = The New-Nork An
let.c cub r. IS seconds. equai.!ns he record i'f
10 c'nierpa,h
\ feature - spec.l, Interest Vas 40 work - re
Yale men WHO are 90 20 20 ErearI % meot col
leglaie champions there i was ~ expected thai
they would wn as easily as they had done IN 'he
college games for the champions y the h.S aineic
club arr hari men 20 compete w''h. hui u was
though; thu; ;hey would make good showing. an
they did
F. H. Caiy va. entered IN tho 75-ysri dash Win
re. a.owance a-d ln the iD-yard hurdle a
scratch an,r. he failed TO secure a place 10 ne
dash. aui clpl no, 9, better iaan 'hfi 30 tas
hurdle race. lie ln7ckcI down .ae nr'' hurdle. an!
so practically ru.ael h.s chances - ~.nn.ns
= T. Morgan was entered IN Ito mile run hanfi-
cap AMI n the SSs-yarl run. In the mile run -
ian from The scratch AMI took ihlrt p.ace. Tta
other -crt'rr men were Wa.fh. - no MAYER \ G..
who took secCn1 place. and George jarvis. o! IVES
"A a
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oR1NpA WINS THE LAroNIA OAKS

Latonia. Ky. June Eight thousand people took
advantage OF the beautiful weather and came to the
track this afternoon. The summarizes
First race. six fur.ongs-Marion c.. ss "a. Clayton
to g. won; Calumet 90 (Cassin) to l. second :
Vloletta, So (E. Johnson). 30 to l. third Time. ll5
White Nose, Anna Elizabeth. Joanna. Miss L. Tar
rock. Corne.ia. Van Cuse and Madden H. also ran.
Second race one and one-sixtesnth mles-Sabine,
10 a. ciAytonl. 70 ], won; Henry Young Ii
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFICS
ARE ECONOMICAL.

1. Cures FEVERS.
.. Cures COLIC-TEETHING.
:. Cures COUGHS.
o. Cures HEADACHE.
10. Cures DYSPEPSIA.
II. Cures SUPPRESSED PERIODS.
IL. Cures LEUCORRHEA.
I3. Cures GROUP.
II. Cures SKIN DISEASES.
10. Cures RHEUMATISM
10. Cures FEVER AND AGUE.
10. Cures CATARRH.
20. Cures WROOPING COUGH.
~. Cures KIDNEY DISEASES.
70. Cnres URINARY DISEASES.
"a. Cures SORE THROAT.
-. Cures GRIPPE.
HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL OIL
Cures PILES.
For sale by Druggists. trial bottle Of any
above sent on receipt Of price. DC. or for
Humphreys Medicine Co. Cor. William and job
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l. shelion ran sp.eniid.y in the 21o-vari hnr-
l,e race and secure! frs, piace H. nat A. >
FOOT handicap He tire was - - te- nd lie took
second place IN the standing hlgh jump. scoring :
feet i0i. inches Ia the 15-yaris dash. WIKI an
s-foot handicap. be was unpacc.. sheldon Is ial
ana strong a. vel a. being fleet. His Azure could
not well be- improved
O \ Hlckox threw the ie-pouni hammer Is
feet and ] inch beating his own Intercollegiate
rocor. 81 ~ feet lnche. j. : Mitchell the New
York Athletic club giant. scored iS fee' inches
and took first place I.ckok was second. g. Chad
xck. OF Yale WAS third. with throw of ~ feet
81 inches.
Ilckok took second place IN M" shot-puitng con
test scoring - Zee; inches Brown. u Na."
was thirI. with a record y g TO- inches George
r. Gray. the amateur Champion. won TIC confess
with put 81 a. feet -
Other Yale men who took part were 4 Pond. who
won the uuarter-mll~ race. ana secured afconl
place in the 75-yar1 dash ana IN the ll0-yard dash
& Glleit who vas third In the l2-yard race, l. IS
Hatch. who was second IN the lD-yard hurdle. r
Runnell VINO had a dead heat WIKI ! W. l."tson
FOR second place IN the mile walk. ana tainted aittr
crossing the line and H. Thomas. who competed III
he standing high lump
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RAcE-For three-year-olds: selling Five fur
longs
Betting
ST. Pl.