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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-11
won BY LADY JOCELYN
A 5-TO-1 SHOT CAPTURED THE Lib
ERTY HANDICAP AT WORTH.
st. Tammany Was Second and Major
Tenny Third-Judge Hines Sulked
All the Way and Was Last.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-Lady Jocelyn, at to
l. won the Liberty handicap, the feature at
Worth to-day. st. Tammany, at 10 to 1,
backed from II, was second, and Major
Tenny. an added starter, coupled with Wit
full as the Hildreth entry and held favorite
at to 2, was third. Judge Hines, at to
/, backed from to 2, sulked all the way
and was bad last The handicap was
worth $2,795 to the winner, with a gross
value OF $40. Weather clear; track slow.
Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs: Charlie
Thompson, 107 (Blake), 3 to !, won; Sarah
Maxim, 80 Oh Phillips), 8 to 1. second; Belle
Malone. SO (Robbins). to 2, third. Time
1870 2-5.
dolph. los Is. Bonner), IL to 5, won; Stem
winder. los Oh. Phillips), IL to 10, second;
Bensonhurst, l05 (Robbins), 10 to /, third.
Time, ITO 1-5.
Third-Mfe and an eighth: the Liberty
handicap: Lady Jocelyn, 101 (Adkins), to
j, won; St Tammany, 10l (Davisson), 10 to
l. second; Major Tenny. SO Is. Bonner). to
Fourth-Six furlongs: Olympian, ia
(Reed), to 2 won; Jack Ratlin, loo IS.
Bonner). 9 to 10, second. Muresca, 81 IL.
Fifth-Mile and three-sixteenths Dodie
8, 81 (Booker), to /, won; Barrack, 80
(Pollak), . to 2, second Little Elkin, 100
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Mansard, 80 Ger
relD. to 1, won; Sir Hugh. SO CAdkins). 2
to !, second; Henry Mcdaniel, 1O5 (Phil-
lips), to i, third. Time, 1:29 2-5.
Worth entries for Monday
First Race-Five and half furlongs: Cypri-
enne. Alma Dufour. 112: Tokalon. 107 Badger
Girl, 1o4; My Gem, Tapiola, Wistaria. 100
Second-Six furlongs: I Know, 122 Nabock-
nsh lis: Neryator, Incubator, Ill; Sir Lancelot
Sir Hugh. Topsoil, The Hebrew. Jet, 10s; Rye
vale. 90
Third-Mlle and sixteenth: By-ways, Our
Bessie Coruscate. 16: Tancred, Springstead. The
Don. Henry Mcdaniel, Postmaster Wright, AL
fredo, los.
Fourth-Mile and seventy yards, handicap: Nj
trats los; Fading Light, IS; Our Bessie. Fair
bury. BysWays wilful. le2; Major Tenny. 81
Fading Light as Durnel entry By-Ways, Wilful
and Major Tenny Hildreth entry; Huzzah and
Fifth-Six furlongs: =. p. Mayberry. 115; Fore
sight Myron Dale, 10; Enverte Black Wolf. l05;
Mayor David :. Rose. Clangor, Wigwam, King
Ellsworth. los: Establish. 162-
Sixth--Me: Omdurman los; Ivernia Bard of
Avon, Nellie Bawn, Federal Attila Benson Cald-
well. Dutch Carter, 102; Charlie Thompson, Alea
Louisville, loo; Major Dixon. Paul Whaley,
Thane %.
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DETROIT, Oct. 10.-The most successful
racing season the Northern circuit expe-
rienced closed at Highland Park to-day.
The weather fine and the card of seven
races drew out one of the largest crowds of
the meeting. Only one favorite won, but
all the winners were we'll played. sum
maries:
First Race-Six furlongs: illuminate 102
(Munro), to l. won; Ben Frost, 102 (Hodg-
SOM, 20 to 1. second; Swan Dance, l02
(Pieratt). to ], third. Time. 1:1SIz
Second-Six furlongs: Rathgar IO5 Mind
err, TO 2 won; Ed L., 102 q. Walsh). 6 to
5. second; Corder, 107 81. Moore), 80 TO /,
third. Time, 1:l7Si.
Third-Five furlongs: Malakoff. 1O2 Mum
ro). to l, won; Marlboroux. 102 81. O'Con-
nor), to l, second: Ida Vivian, 80 MAR
TIM. to l. third. Time, :05.
Fourth-Seven and One-half furlongs
Locust Blossom. los (Minder), 10 to /, won
Flora Bright, l02 (Pieratt. to 8, second ;
Sanctissma, 80 (HyatD, 10 l, third. Time,
1894.
Fifth-Seven and One-half furlongs: AMI
mostly, 100 CRomanellD, TO 5, won;
Flaneur. 107 w. Austin), to 1. second
Snowman, 105 CMunro), TO l, third. Time,
1881.
Sixth-Mile and sixteenth: Little Boy,
102 (Munro), 20 /. won: Benckart, 113
(Adams) l 10 2. second; Lyrist. 92 (Pieratt)
s TO |. third. Time. 1904
Seventh-Six furlongs: Orderly, 81 Cd.
Gilmore), to 1, won; Tickle, 80 CPieratt,
To 5, second; Ben Howard, III (Aiunro),
3 to 1, third. Time. 1:11L.
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realized Grenade, the feature of the sale,
was knocked down to l.. V. Bell after some
spirited bidding for $500, the top price OF
the sale. Grenade is a bay geldinG, two
years old. by imp st. Gatien-Turmoil. New
ton Bennington paid 5000 for Charles FL
wood the son of imp. Preston Pans-Chetah,
and Mr.. Cotton secured the three-year-old
Sir VOORHEES,, by imp Sir ModredPearl ",
for $4,000. The other sales of $1,000 or more
were
Yellow Hammer, b. c., two years old, by
imp. Goldfinch-Pink Cottage; Newton Ben
nington; $1,000.
Juvenal Maxim, CHI. C., two, by imp. Ju-
venal-Maxine; Frank Farrell: $4,000
Sallet, CHI. c., two by acknowledgements;
+. Lanterman; s., 400.
Gamestress. Oh. f., two. by imp. st. Ga
ten Misfortune; w. l.. Powers; $1,000.
Anirad, b. f., two, by imp. ST. Gatien-
Darina; ]. Coffey; $1,000.
Inquisitive Girl, br. f., two. by imp.
Watercress-Inquisitive H.; a. thinner;
S2,4C0.
Ostrich, b. c., two, by imp. Order-Mu-
mage; G. L. Richards; $500.
All Right, CHI. c., two, by George Kessler-
Accurate; Dwyer &c Mcguire; $1,000
Golden Days; F. r. Doctor; $1,000
Pategonian, CHI. c., two, by Del Paso IL
Patagonia; G. Leonard; 5000.
Charawind, b. g., six, by Charaxus-H Hell
man; w. Lakeland; s., 300.
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Dorothy Redmond, blk. m. (Curry)....5 4
Jim Underwood, b. e. (1arD............6
Dodie X, blk. m. CHyde). 8
Palm Leaf. b. &. CMcCarthy). ............S
FanfarOn, b. m (Fullager) ...............3
Time-2:09it. 2:0S12.
Mckinley $50; field $40
Fifth-2:1O Glass trot, amateur wagon
race:
Queen Wilkes, b. m (F,. l.. Smathers)..1 /
Waubun. <. e CDevereaux) ............2 )
Louise Jefferson. br. m. (Bilings) ......3 2
Time-2:15, 2:l5.
Exhibition miles, wagon, trotting:
Major Delmar. b. 3. H. +. Smathersl.
quarter. 81; half, 1901; three-quarters, 1:3l;
mile 2:03s4.
Lou Dillon, br. m. &C. X. Billings) quar-
ter, 81: half, 1:0l; three-quarters, 1874;
mile, 2:01si.
Pacing:
Prince Alert, b. &. (DemaresD. quarter,
90l4; half, 100; three-quarters, 1:29h mile,
1.59is
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ting mark of 2:24ls.
FiIlies are taking down about all the mon
ey in this years futurities and stake races.
Gus Macy is the only driver that has
twice won the three-year-old Kentucky
Futurity.
Nellie F., 2:29k. owned by w. ]. Con-
molly. of Elk Point. is the first 2:3o performer
by Tropic, 2:12A.
Prize money to the amount of 5000 is Of
fered for trotters at the horse show to be
held in st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. to z.
Topples have always been barred at Lex
ingtOn, but this year the hoppled pacing
king is one of the star attractions.
James Murphy former owner of Star
Pointer, has bought Don Derby. 2:041s. for
use on the New York and Chicago speed
ways.
The gray mare Texas. by Sentinel Wilkes.
won 81, $50 in the Grand Circuit this season
without winning heat. She was raced by
Ben Rennick.
Charley Mabrey has been working the
ly. over the Indianapolis track and is as
tonished at the speed he shows. Miles
around 2:l5 seem but play for him.
The campaigning stable Of J. Malcolm
is probable that the silent man" from Ten
nessee will race the Forbes string next
year. Henry liter will remain In the en-
ploy of Mr.. Forbes and will turn his atten-
great breeding establishment OF his en-
ployer.
A California judge has rendered decision
that is of interest to racing associations.
The publisher Of a racing paper was denied
admission to a race track He brought suit,
and the court decided that admission could
not legally be refused, providing the appli-
cant was of good moral character and was
not Intoxicated at the time he sought ad-
mission.
A report has been going the rounds to the
effect that Prince Alert given q little
dope to accelerate his speed when he paced
to his mark of 1:57, but this Is Indignantly
resented by Mart Demarest. who says that
the only time he was ever given anything
in the way Of stimulants was at Memphis
last fall. and then he was given only q few
spoOnf,1lS n Vhfaly and coffee
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BEAT A FAvORITE.



ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1o.-Ths weather was
chilly and track slow at the fair grounds
to-day. Prosper La Cal. at to /, beat the
odds-on favorite. Monsieur Beaucaire i'm
the feature event. the Criterion stake, by
a nose. PourQuoi Pas was third. Prosper
La Cal got away in fourth position, but
gained second place at the quarter and
alternated with Monsieur Beaucaire for
that position until the stretch was reached
when they both came on, passing Pourquoi
Pas, which had ed nearly the entire dis
lance. Summaries:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs:
Anne Davis, ITO ID. AUSTEN, to 2, won;
Lady Free Knight, 105 tFoley). 9 to 2. sec
ond; Quaker Girl. los Of. Smith), to L,
third. Time. 1:O9St.
Foley). to s. won: Haven Run. 80 John
kennessy), 20 to 1, second; DR.. Holscher,
'109 (Sheehan), Is 10 l. third. Time, las
Third-SiX furlongs, selling: Dolly Gray,
1Os Cd. Austin), to 2. won: Miss Manners,
JOS (Foley). 6 To l. second: Weird. 105 @.
Matthews). to /, third. Time. 1:1574.
Fourth-Mile. handicap: Prosper La Gal,
103 Of. Smith, to l. won; Monsieur Beau
caire, 113 (Sheehan). 10 4. second; Pourquoi
Pas, go (CalviO, 10 To /, third. Time, 1:43h.
Fifth-Six furlongs; purse: Bridge. l07
Smith, to 1, second: Mimo, 81 (HowelD,
TO 2. third. Time. liza.
Sixth-One and a sixteenth miles: purse:
First Mason. 1o5 CIV. Watson). Z to 20 won;
Yellow Tail. ia OR. King. 10 to l. third.
Time, 1:50.
Seventh-Aille and three-sixteenths. sell
ing: The Bobby, To- q. Taylor, to 2
won; Leeanja. IS (HowelD, 3 TO 3 second
The Way, 10. &C. Miller, 10 10 ], third
Time, 2:03iz.
St Louis entries for Monday:
First RaCe-Four furlongs. maiden two-year-
old Allies: Falcons Pearl. Ora T.. Debbe May
Nelly Cromwell. Pilgrim Girl Polly Hill Mabel
Reed. Kitty Harlan, Hoofbert, Serenity Zama
Amberta. H.
second-Six furlongs. selling. three-year-oIcs
and up Nina Fly. Lady Charlotte. The Ghetto
~: Sting. Silver Plush. Submarine True Blue
Miss Guido. Toe: Hemock. 1e2: Tempt. Optiuro
Kiss Quick. The -Four Hundred. Daniel I05
Axares. Jos.
Third-six furlongs three-year-oIds: roupee
Frank Collins. Rhyme and Reason. Hugh Me
Gowan. Foliies Bergeres Lora j. Orient los
Sadie Burch. io1; Lord Hermence lOl Atlas
Bill Knight. Lady Free Knight. Ben Adkins. III
Fourth-Orse mile and seventy yards three
year-olds and M. Second Mate. Dan McKenna
Monsieur Beaucaire, Linden Ella. 163; Aladdin
l07.
Fifth-oneA mile selling three-year-olds and
up: Dekahera 81 Harold Parker. IS: Bluegrass
Girl. 80; Leenia, Cogswell. 10i: Olenetz Be
hoove. l3i. Amentum. Silver Fizz. Quiet Pyrrho
100: Captain Gaines. IL, Ross Fame, 1l2; Virgie
dor. H.
sixth-seyen surIongs. selling. three-year-olds
and up. Peftii0hn. 81 Dave Somners Bengal
100; King Rose. l04 Tom Crabb. John Yerkes
100; Captain CASTOR. Athelroy, Nearest, .01;
iSt1tk ~.
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ILLINOIS ATHLETIC MEET
ANNUAL FALL HANDICAP EVENTS
WON BY FRESHMAN CLASS.
SOphom0res Gave First Year Athletics
Close Race but Other Classes
Were Never in Race.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
URBANA, ILL.,, Oct. 10-The annual fall
handicap meet at the university, held this
morning on Illinois Field, was won by rep
resentatives of the freshman class. The
sophomores gave the first-year athletes a
close race, but the other upper classes were
never in the running. Following is a sum-
mary of the events:
One-hundred-yard dash: Won by PEBBLES
'06, handicap feet: Triebel '05. second.
feet; knight. 06. third, feet. Time 10 Is
ed-and-twenty-yard dash: Won
by PEBBLES. co. scratch: Triebel '05. second
4 yards; Egg. 07, third, yards. Time,
% 1-5.
ur-hundred- and-forty yard dash: Won
by Cairns. '0l, 40 yards; Cornell. '07, second.
50 yards; Purtill. 06, third, scratch Time,
"a 1-5.
Half-mle run: Won by Melin, 'Os. scratch:
Culture. o.. second. 70 yards; Taylor, 'O7,
third, 70 yards. Time. 2:l0.
One-mile run: Won by Melin. '06. Is yards:
Austin. '07, second, 100 yards: Hockmeister,
'O7. third, 100 yards; Time. Ass 3-5:
yards: Hockmeister. 'o7. second. 800 yards
Kendall, 07. third, 300 yards Time. rs.
one-hundred-and-twenty-yard hurdles
second. yards; Foskett. O5 third, . yards.
Two-hundred- low hur-
dles:. Won by Reynolds. 'o7. 3 yards; Good
scratch. Time. % 1-5.
Discus throw: Won by Marley O6:
feet; Rodman. OK, second, scratch: Kline.
'os, third, feet Distance. Ill feet inches.
Shot put: Won by Tarnoski O7 10 feet;
Patch. o. second, feet; Cadwallader, '07,
third. feet. Distance, "a feet 9 inches.
scratch Tarnoski. 07 second IS feet: Moy-
nihsn. or, third. Is feet. Distance. l26 feet
inches.
Broad jump: Won by Young, O7. /.
inches; Splitter, '0S, second. 10 inches; Trie-
BEL Go, third. scratch. Distance. 10 feet :
inches.
High jump: Won by Montooch, 'O7. {
inches: Young, '07, second, inches: Wood
o. third. scratch. Height, feet inches
Pole vault: Won by Tarnoski. 07 /.
inches: welsch. '07. II inches and wyles
07, 12 inches tied for second. Height.
feet lot. inches.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 1O-william
]. Bryan appeared in the Probate Court
to-day and. as executor. filed for probation
the will of the late Phila S. Bennett The
will disposes of an estate worth approxi-
mately $685. 900. Among the public requests
the will provides that 100000 be divided
between twenty-five colleges or UNIVERSE
ties by William j. Bryan and $4,000 is given
to Mr.. Bryan TO aid needy students while
a similar amount is to be distributed by
Mrs. Bryan among deserving students in
female colleges.
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Running Water Purifes Sewage

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-A French nobleman.
Compile Max lie Couppey de la Forest, was
witness before United States Commits
sioner Bright to-day In the interstate canal
case and testified that the River Seine,
receiving sewage from a population of
100000 In the suburbs above Paris, is puri-
fed before II reaches a point fifty-five miles
below that point. The drainage board de-
clared this helps to prove their contention
that running stream gets rid of sewage
by dilution. The nobleman is a noted en-
cheering expert and was sent to this coun-
try as delegate to the irrigation congress
recently held in Utah.
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Annual Horse Sale.

Blair-Baker Companys annual breeders
sale of horses will be held at the Union
Stockyards in this city on Nov. 2, 3, and 5.
Some of the horses TO be sold follow:
Record Horses.-Retta g., 212; Kate
Wilkes, 2:19l4; EUnice. 2:24l4; DR.. Mack,
2:25i4; Ned s., 2:29k: Helen Hill, 2:29Z; Nora
B.. 2:29A Bobby Good, 2:2si4: ]. b.. 2:29A4 /;
Belle MCGregor, 2:29l4; Billie c., 2:294; So
So Mac 2:29M; Hortense, 2:29A: La Gazelle,
2:29A; Ned s.. 2:2914 Robson, 2:21h; Miss
Evans, 2:244; Guy Medium, 2:24A.
Horses with Trials.-Nellie Gordon, 2:91k /;
Tom Connors, 2:11; Bessie Albeit. 2:12A !;
Ethel Wagner, 2:12; Princeton E, 2:14: Ha-
Dugan, PISA; Fairbank, $50; Daisy Cor
don. 2:20; Joe Snyder 2:20; Belle b.. ANA /;
Percy Dawson, 2:24 Dorothy Shepard 2.24;
Rex 2:26; Unolia, 2:29h.
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Farley Out on BAIL.

DETROIT, Mich. Oct. 1O.-Edward E.
Farley, who was held for trial by Justice
Lemkie on the charge of ringing the mare
Aimless for Sarah Black at the Crosse
Pointe running meeting June 16, to-day fur
nished bail, $500, and was released from
Jail to appear for trial Jan. 10.
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DECLINES OFFER OF s4o,o
Owner Respess Says He WIZ Not Sell
Dick Welles.

Rome Respess has declared that Dick
Welles is not for sale. Z. 4. Smathers Of
fered $4,000 for the wonderful son of King
Eric, but Respess says that $4,000 would
not buy hair of his coat. Hes greater
than McChesney, Hermis, Waterboy, yes,
and Kingston. Salvador. Hamburg and Mo-
rello." said Respess.
Maybe I'm a little strong in my talk
about Dick, but can you blame me? To
me it's like a father telling of the exploits
of son. Dicks mine and every time he
wins in that all-conquering style of his
feel a whole lot prouder.
mo one knows how fast this fellow can
go. 1 don't. They never pushed him. A
mile in 1:37 2-5-yes, that's pretty fast and
a worlds record, too. But Dick can go fast
er. He can make 1t In 1885, If some colt
could be found to stretch his neck.
I'm going TO do something with Dick
next year. Perhaps I'll take him down
East and take fly at some of those big
stakes. He'll have a good rest down on the
farm this winter and he'll be ready for
them. They haven't taken TO Dick they
ought around New York, but next year they
will be recalling history bit, L guess.
what would Dick do to Salvatore mile
straightaway record? Perhaps he'll get a
fly at that, too. But wait. Dick is mine
and he hasn't come into half his glory yet
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Nutwood Maid, Temple Il. and Mabel
Catherine also started. Time-2:24%ii, 2:25 %,
2:25A, 2:27.
Stallion mixed road trot (Knox and Law
renee counties); purse, 500: Think (McDow-
Jersey Rather (McDowelD third Best
time, lis.
One-mile dash; purse, 800: Frank B. won
BY George second, Judge Husea third, Jim
mic Fenton fourth. Time, 1:021a
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ACCIDENT AT RACES.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, Ind, Oct. 10-The Knox
county fair closed to-day. 1t was finan-
cial success, Notwithstanding three days
rain interfered. a runaway accident at the
fair grounds started a panic, but no one
was fatally hurt. a spirited team owned
by DR.. George Knapp and driven by DR.. H.
G. Reynolds, who was accompanied by Mrs
Reynolds, Mrs. Samuel judah and Mrs
George Knapp, broke through the crowd
upsetting the rig and severely injuring the
four occupants. Race summaries:
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al to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 1O.-C. c. Nc
Daniel and Z. w. Eaton. of Brownsburg,
have just sold a three-year-old stallion by
Stiner, by Jersey Wilkes, for $500. This
horse, with four months training, showed
a speed of 2:14A. The horse was bred in
Hendricks county. He was raised by Clark
Salmon and bought by Joseph Shoffner.
Shoffner sold the colt to G. c. Mcdaniel and
James Alfrey for $500. Alfrey later sold
his interest to f. w. Eaton for $417. Then
the horse showed his speed and Alfrey
decided he wanted to own him and paid
$500 for him.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Richard Croker's
famous American stallion Dobbins has been
destroyed on orders of his owners, says a
World dispatch from London. The old sire
had developed an enlargement of one hind
leg from which he suffered greatly.
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scoptic Won Big Stakes.

LONDON, Oct 10.-Scoptic won the Duke
of York stakes. a handicap of 1900 sover-
eigns, for three-year-olds and upwards, one
mile and a quarter, at the Hampton Park
autumn meeting to-day. Happy Slave was
second and Glass Jug came in third Fiji
teen horses ran.
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SALE OF THOROUGHBREDs.
Grenade, Feature of sale, Knocked
Down for $500.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Race horses I'm
trimming. the property of j. b. Haggin and
sydney Paget. were sold in the paddock at
Morris Park to-day and good prices were
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meeting. / feel sure IL will prove OF at
least five seconds advantage to any horse
that can be properly rated 10 go behind 1t.
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Terrace queen. $50 sphynx s., ss5; field
seo
2:24 Trot; purse. 5000:
jay McGregor. b. h., by Jay Hawker
L i
Patchen Maid. blk. m. CDR. RYDER. - .
Time-2:l1z. 2.llA. 2:1l.
No pOOling.
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ourb Die BON ibm pDrgeihlagene
6anoelspolittf Der grneiterung Der
Wdrfte uno Der 8erarDBerune bes
proouctipen GGerbauzI reals erfolgz
reid ent9egetpirft peroen.
Bum 5bluB beSeihnet Chamber
lain Die 8ehauptune ieiner @e9ner,
oaB er einen @etretoe= BOD BON s.
uno momDglib 10 Sbilling-prD
0uarter {ein enel. auarter miBt Ga
@auDnen) einfitbren pDGe, fir pDa=
ftdnbia aus Der SUIT ge0rifeu. Das lei
neoer ibm nod lsinen anbdngern in
ben Sinn gefommen. ben tleinen
8oa BON einem Shifting fontte bas
fremoe @etreioe aber iebr mDbl per=
tragen. SeoenfaIs beoirfe oas
Sinansz BDblem, Incident iib @ng=
lano geeenlberiiebt. elmer balbigen
2Dlung uno er iebe feinen anoereu
Iusmeg, als in Der BON ibm angee
Deuteten Hidltuna.