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Racing at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 76.--The card was good at
Iatonia TO day the weather ne and the attendance
very large The track was fast. 1t was announced
formally that the meeting would be sssin extended
10 Sept. .. Brsncss, unnoticed In the betting,
won the handicap for three year :olds handiiy.
ss did Romols that for two year olds.
j. o. Keene will take his Jockey, Radtke, the star
Of this track. and the three choices Of his stable
Red Leaf. MsndAtof and Mansard, East next week.
First Rsce--Six furlongs-Roscoe. pS ". Hioks),
20 70 I, Ron Felix Moszcs, l06 TO- Norris, IS to s.
second; AsnsaTd, II tRsdtks) 2 70 I. third. Time
and Bucclcuth also ran. 81
Second Race-One milc--EduArdo, % IL. VIII.
iams), II TO I. won: Scotch Thistle 100 IL. Robin.
SOM. even money, second: Birch broom. 100 (foy),
D. 70 2. third. Time. iai On1ealca and Federal
4 Tnird Receive furlongs-Jimmy Msser, II,
tRadtke). 70 I. won; santa Lucia. 100 Oh. jack
eto !. third. Time iD2 IS. Prince Glenn. Antays,
Principe, Pat Elkins. rlorel Ruby Right and Julius
Fourth Rsce-one mile and 60 yards-Brancss,
" e. Morrtson) 9 10 !, won: Corrscate, iOi ID.
Austin). Il 70 8. second White Plume, i04 (Radtke)
10 10 g. third. Time. ia3 as. King Ellsworth.
Hsvtlsnd and Sl1 Shooter also ran.
Filth Race-Six furiongs- Romoia, 10 (E. Robin.
SOM TO /. won: Yasd, % &C. Norris, 10 70 l. second
OTbicuar. ITO (Hofhen 70 I. third Time, 1915 s.
AandAtoy. Hogan and Quinn Brady also ran.
sixth Rsoe-One mile and Asixtesdth-Fonsoiucs
100 RadtkeI, . 70 I. won; Mai HAnlon. - IL. WILL
iamG, D. TO- :, aecood: Van Hope. 10 ". Hsrlts) .
TO 1, third. Tine iYe IS. Marlin. DvAganlon.
psauhe, npelsAprn. dArdinal Wolsey. Hl6t Bed,
a. coavict AM 0racious also nm. Il \ 5,s !.
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FLANAGAN'S BTG THROW.
Irishman Hurts 30 Pounds NJ Feet D incnes
rron 6tand 1t Pnstime Games.

The Pastlme A. C. held its midsummer
track and field meet at its grounds, Nine :
tieth street and the East River. yesterday
and there was q big crowd OF spectators.
The most remarkable event OF the DAY was
the throwing Of the 50 pound weight from
stand. which resulted In the establishment
Of q new worlds record. John FLANAGAN
OF the Irish A. a. c. was the authof OF the
feat and be succeeded In hurting the Dig
weight a distance Of 81 feet inches whicn
supplants the former mark OF 20 rect vs.
inches BY himself at Madison Square Garden
on March ~, 1904. Good as Flana gan throw
was 1t only secured him second place. %
Mcdonald OF ths New Wost Side A. Q. sent
the missile 20 feet II inches, and with handi-
cap of feet 1t Melted him frst prize.
j, 8. Mitchell Of the New York A."C. hgured
nm the scratch mark with Flanagan. ana
with one hand flung the weight - feet Q
inches which Is q world 8 record for one hand
throwing. The former figure at this style
was ~ feet inches by Mitchell at the Canadian
cham pionships Of 1889. John 8. Burke.
burly policeman. threw the 80 70 feet
inches at the police and nremens sports
about three weeks ago. but 1t was learned
vesterday that the weight. besides being
two inches over the stipulated length. was q
couple Of pounds short Of weight and the
ground was downhill. "'
There was an exc iting tussle for the point
honors bet ween the New York A. c. and Irish
American A. c, the latter eventually winning
hy total OF so TO 10. But the trophy was not
awarded. for The ,Nsy yosk 4. 9; protested o.s e
who. Won The no yards and was second In
ing Sled created Sy y; friend.
who, q couple Of hundred strong. marched
around cheering and yelling and claiming
that the runner won re tntes m r.n naniS .n
his friends thought the same. But TIE referee
and bs es H.: p.d 70 q he prosss
Me-! 10 YAK ysss sae h:1ass ~: = i:s
s. y.rd;: ssisd; ?: ]. cslIsh.n; New York A. c.
A. S.'s s ss9s. T. ss: IL. $'1: e.
Ss:%ss By H = w.i a. .fsS :s
ssoond; z; J: c!:iss' unattached. IT yards third
y.rs run y ;sms: Yan:
IT, Ney Yor. Il e. q ssr sso a. T. sweensy
Pss,lme A.c - yards. third. Tine minu'e'si Is
y wsss, from rs. saw %.. a.ss 90.
Win an actual throw Of e feet Il ncn ;sS
Haven 4. G.. . Get. third, With an actual throw
VI pu,tinS e pound weight with follow. Handicap.
Won BY John Flanagan. Irish a. a. c. feet. With
AN actual put Of y feet Inch: J; McDoanio,
put OF 50 len ~ inches: James s. Mitchell New
York A. G., . feet, third. with an actual put OF .,
40 Yard Run, Novice-won by chaIass Leahy.
Irish a. A Gil. Leck Xavier AA., second: II. Deven-
pom. TRINITY A. C.. third Time. minute 's'-'
Three Nile Run. Handicap Won by John Hays.
nag, Irish A. A. O., scratch. second: J. sullivan.
Irish A. A. G.. % yards. third, Time. IL minutes
IS seconds. -
Running Broad Jump. Hendieap-Won by J;
oConnell. New York A.Cy 2 inches with an sct9al
scratch. second, with Jump OF - feet , inches
f. Engiehardt, Mohawk A. G.. scratch. third. with
q jump Of ~ feet ~ inches.
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enthusiasm that allowed knowledge Of
things horsy TO a remarkable degree.
Usually some particular horse In ono OF
these big races u q greater magnet for
public attention ,s In the paddoSk mn the
starter, no matter how insignifcant his
chances appeared to be, had his circle OF
loyal followers wherever he was saddled.
Ormondale, who ran In the name OF the
ormondale Stable which Is really owned
Hiilionaire. breeder. was surTounded by
Andrew Miller, ono Of the Jockey Club
stewards who has q small interest IN the
colt; John W. Gates and his son Charley,
John A. Drake and other smart .hprsemen.
who expressed the opinion that ormondale
that they had ever seen.
oRMoNpAlE REFLECTS CREDIT ON GREAT SIRE
Ormondale was foaled In California. His
sire, tho great Ormonde, was purchased
about fifteen years ago by Mr., Mac Donoughh
by an English owner to Don Bocan, Who
took him to Buenos Ayres, Argentine Re-
public, and placed him In tho stud. Charles
Reed, who afterward bought g. Blaise
for 500 900. decided to buy Ormonde and took
nor s yesne % Mace
Donough made arrangements through
Tattersalls Of London for the purchase OF
the stallion, and when Mr.. Reed arrived at
Buenos Ayres he found that he had made
his trip for IN nothnF Though 1h;s sar
number Of years, his get have not amounted
to much, SO that Ormondale may b con-
sidered the first colt sired by this famous
stallion who has won fame and fortune.
Ormonde Is by Bend Or, out Of Lily Agnes,
and his ancestors can be traced back TO the
never to be forgotten Eclipse.
When Trainer Welshystarted OrmondAle
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LIZANA WINS GDONOHUE CUP.
Defeats Vivian II. On Time Allowance
in Grayesend Bay Regatta.

The larger boats Of the Gravesend Bay
Yachting Association assembled Of the an
ohorase Of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club at
Timer Park yesterday afternoon to sail the
second Lex Of the O'Donohue oup series.
8. ,E. vernon's vivian II. was the first yacht
to finish the thirteen mile course. On cor
rected time. however. the race went to the
IAxana, owned by d. q. wyile OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club A the Llama was also the
winner Of the first leg. sailed ON July 4. the
Sea Gate organization now becomes the
custodian Of the coveted trophy.
The race. which was open to Classes p and
above brought to the starting hvo yachts.
All he boats sailed In one class under the
usual time allowance.
Tho race was to and around the Old Orchard
Shoal light ana return. an asgregAte distance
OF thirteen nautical miles. The wind wss
northeast giving the hoats . run down the
bay With all their light sails set. After round
ing the leeward mark u was . dead beat
home The Bobtail was the arst to cross
the line, with Tobasoo and Vivian II. close
astern In running before the wind Vivian II .
gradually drew away from the other racers.
Though she was the frat to nnish. By rood
I'VE minutes. she was unable to overcome
the time allowance due Llama. The sum-
mary 'H -
srDors. GLASS AID Anovs-poa rnI o,Doxozul
cUP-sTAKf 73S-coURsI, IL NAUTICAL MiLRs
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oRNONDALE WINS FuTURIlY.
DEFEATs.TIMBER AND BELMERE
S FOR THE RICH PRICE. ~

WV f5
An Equal Favssite with nip Plap, VINO
Has Poor Racing Luck. the Son " the
y Great Orm onde I.esds After the First
sixteenth Of Nine and Equals Artfups
= Time OF . Year Ago-Race Worth
SIS $50 to tho Winner--Thirty Thou.
sand Persons Sec the Big Two.Iear.
Old Contest at sheepshead Bay Track.
Under cloudless sky and radiant sun
tempered by gentle ocean bree1es and over
track that had dried out with remarkable
rapidity since the heavy rain Of Friday.
Ormondale, a magnificent son OF the famous
Ormonde, out Of the noted mare Santa Bella.
won superb victory in the historic Futurity,
run at the Sheepshead Bay track yesterday
afternoon.
RACE WORTH $4,000.
The race was worth s42 $50 gross, OF which
Ormondale's share was S33, $50. Hitherto
. maiden, this colt went to the post keyed
I'D to the proper pitch by Trainer Thomas
Welsh, and though he went up point In
the betting ne closed an equal favorite with
j. A. Benefits Flip Flap at s toll.
ormondale ran the six furlongs straight
away In iai As. the time made by Artful,
who won the Futurity last year. From
the frat sixteenth pole he took up tho run
ming and led to the end, where under mild
drive he finished a length and half before
H. p Whitney's Timber. by Ogden-I.pls A.,
who ruled second in favor at to 1. 1t
was q sharp struggle for the place, but
Hildebrand never let UP in his efforts with
the result that Timber beat Fred Burlew's
Belmere, another Ogden COLT out Of Nabma.
by q head.
Belmere, who was coupled In the betting
at 20 to 1 with Bellsnioker by Mirthful-
Fright, both Of whom were bred by John
e. Madden. had length over Flip Flap, the
Handspring Ally whose recent trials at
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Pedlar Palmer knocks Out an American
Flghter.

Pedlar Palmer. the former worlds bantam
champion, Is evidently recovering the trim
he displayed several years ago. other
night Palmer met Bob White OF Amercs
In what was to have been fifteen two
minute round bout at the West Hartlepooi
Circus. London. There was an exceedingly
what tame. In the second. though. ne
two rot together and tho Rr,ielling was 70,
terestlnG. Whites efforts were manly los
tho body, while Palmer made. excellent use
Of tho right on his opponents head and lsw vj
The American was goir strong In the mn
round. but Palmer had him groegy from
mill Palmer did much % he liked with mi nj
msn, and In tho sixth he knocked nm ~,
Nth 4 right ewing on the jaw. Ihis sn ~ a e
cut In year. end bic friends think thai hal
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TRAYERs WINS 0U7.AY,DgAL.
PREVENTS SHERMAN FROM RE.
CORDING DOUBLE. EVENT
splendid Golf In the Final Asund-BswieS
Gets the Handicap Nsrtsn HAS MIX
up with . Hobe--wiu Andersen ana
Isaac Mackie Scoop Pot at Hcalywood.

Snlendid Golf In the Final UOund-BoWley
Eat. an. rr.rd,.,n-. Nerten Has MIX.
~, 80 r.a,,a WIN Annerson and
w WIN 80 ~ s..,,y-,c.S
ISAAC Msck'o SoeeP ros ~ "o'''
No. o.. -. .n,.rsa. ant IN the ana
u.,,na - ~. n.. ,rn,, rSmh IN citation tourps-
,,,es. 10 y.n,rns To- vers the defeat
hsinc h,, , ana srter . .n,sndidiy played
n,a.oh n. wnn 10Th .core medal and presI-
aan.,. o,,r ,.., go md After Winning the
sco.. ns1s.i ~: Dim. IN ssin the anal was
.so 80. No., Tin !" ,,w,iing IN the double
.wsn. "@o' '"'" W. ''
''en' ,-.-. .ra,,o n
~ vi. "vinns h"a. ~ hea,d
, VI 80. "'u u"s.' noDo. " ia * nav. N
s"i,, WIZ" .hn .,...ho,,.. ,"..nds and rnb
suH..,s w "" Ia. W.. a.. .o ,t.. go. ~. .core
r., WIN 'ne s...s III, .rd oslied
w u,.,, 49,. .A.sp,"s.,on.i % ,n o,,t
~ ,..s" 49,. ...a. 800 try In
tne n.ruocI. NoI.on inau1 - .rd
sp"s " s." ms. p". w. - ,ha ,..i, hefore
s,, ,.' ~. .n s,."..,, 60 .ha tr.n,n VA.
G"n,,,.S .m., ., ~ sra.ns nommittae In
.s..,,.a. T..- 90. an .,nst.ur circua
nnina -, ,... hm i, wh,oh the mai society
SoiLs Ala s,w,t. a.. nh.,it,,. sate And Allan
h.d Cows ooross iat. 70 shov his mai eup.
~. ssm,. Anal mstchas for the president,s
mn brought out a njnat.en hole contest
betwaan Trsvsrs and William Frew. tho
Pittshmrrer Tho latter was up at the
turn hut lost the lead nv taxing three puts
m tho .hort thirtesnth hoie. after getting
20 the green in a better place than Travers.
TrAvers won the fourteenth in and f he woaia
18th. IL, s s9sx If Il. iron ,.a ao t.. ss s.
,,tn 81. hushas and Al nressnted thu hole
70 araSe,s me , ia"er r toGh ., '.'eA hit he
was short on the approach put. and Frew
s ~ ls n,% . .ur ' Frs nV, ~ 49,
The gallery y' that tro or out to Sc. the tie
frst EXTRA hole Frew was absolutely dead
sns '" III r-.rer. so1,rtssn or .,xteen
feet away. The Nassau boy took on hi.
.. .,n ~ nrmandsis h.ne into tho hole
for and the match -
~. -. ' ,,n w. .ha ,',rr With p.,nh p.,er.
Jr tn. strokes being Is to Is. sherman did
not have much cause to worry going out
in bis end Of the semi final. Now Peters
until he was but down with $ to play. They
ha,yed the sixteenth and Sherman won the
sov.n,ssnth throu ON Living . stymie p,sy-
ing out for their cards. sherman showed a
lively IS and So
sherman is wonderfully long on the tee
shots ana on the first two holes in the Anal
he had Travers playing the odd After that
the nassau boy had the better OF the drives
sna second shots while he WAS also yerv
steady T. putting; Thls Is \. different Isavs,s
% 'si RSsss b: ;ss
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international Chess.
Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.

BARMEN. Germany. Aug. 2e.-The twelfth
round Of the international chess masters
tournament was contested at the Concordia
here to-day Janowski won his game from
John, Marshall defeated Burn. Maroczy
scored against Leonhsrdt. Tschisorn de-
feated Meses and Bernstein succumbed
to suechtlng. The games between Gott,-
Sns wolf and sohiechter were drawn 't IL
reo0rd to date
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rep Price for McChssney's H.lr Sister.

Yearlings bred at various establishments
were sold At auction before the races at
Sheepshead Bay yesterday. The top price,
- 900. was paid by Sim Deimel for half
sister TO McChesney. The leading sales
follow:
Oh: G.. BY ST. Georse-Lucy johnson: G. Hen 40,
Blk. O.. Sy wa9ner-Lady Of Venice: r. AAuea.
Ydk a nv asfinps---FIs via. " Htrxrh - 500
Blk. c.. BY King Of Coins Century; r. c. Stone. %.a
B. G.. BY Handsprtng-Fancy Remnant: W Am
3. @. bY Jean Beraud-B Beth brock; W. N. Hon -,
b. c.. by jean Bsraud.viima: W. Scoti.....,. ..s
IN 4 nv Jenn Hersud i Ittie W ~ shields 400
On O. 81 Fan doie--Csdskin. " r Anders ,35
On Il ~ "A - nAole--pee0v u w ghinlis 800
81 MaTim-foftnn c,u.ew. II Shields 800
Oh. T.. by FArandole-C ustAnoe: ". T. Anderson, @%
a X. Eiisona 'n.''ae " '" 1000
Deimiei' n.so"' 5000
B. e.Sy Renss-iaer Beetle Cray; NJ r McDon' IN
T.. 81 Mack.y.. 900
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j.. A. Jamison won three prizes yesterday
81 the Fox Hills Golf Club. Staten Island.
deieeting B. +. Allen In the Anal round for
the j: Elmer 6'Donohue cup, II was . close
Glass handicap Janln turned IN the lowest
scores. both gross and net. 81, 81. Q. thus
capturing that trophy. BY that victory Janin
the club hsndlcape this month. and got the
special monthly club prize The leaders In
the Glass and b handicsps are. ;.,.- 3.
sIT' ". 3, Hsuehtoa. $3.50: o. ". spSris
a, So ", A. Hamilton. y. s-Sg. g.''f''- \
O. ~ E HsE sm = 1 e.. ;n I. y, Kusesyd.
Dsvidson iols ie-se; 4. II. Tnonpsea. iea. 49,.
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Q. CLASS AID ADovS-poR rHB o'DoxoHuI
-sIARr. rs -couRsH, - NAUTICAL MiLRs.
O,d oO.Feeter Wlna Aealn.

NxwPoRr. Aug. es.-The old Newport 30
footsrs again to-day demonstrated their
ability to defeat the New York so-footefs
the Carolina, owned and sailed by Pembroke
Jones. winning the CUP offered by william
c. Rocker. defeating the Oriole By about q
minute. Tho race was made quite society
event, . large party going out on the steam
yacht Nsrsda, "a guests OF Vice. Commodore
Henry Walters to see the race. .t.', H.
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s:.. % S;s:t III s.'sS
u. Hs's ss pay
*: s;s;
SisSs5 s:s =; ,,s::
seLa cs %Rnsioss ana e pl.y
e., Ss; y a,s. s.....,
8 Pie: o ;ss s s s,s
BY Up 3d. f s;;
.Apawanis, beat Arthur Hsysmeyer. seebrisht
play 4. B. Stousenbursh. Dssi. beat G. Z Ahs,rom,
a 'pS n. 81 = s"a e
TR .ssoutenSursh beat Bowers BY Up Up tnne,
Deal cap--,F,s, Reund-H. L. Bond. lr., B.iu.
more, beat a. Van Dyek. Deal. by g up and 9 70
A!snsie CIV CIV Sea, X wilson bcal BY up and
s.R sx 'f S.ss Bona By Sy up Smith
ees, M.os.y S KS, " n nna p 70 Play
t open Handicap S Ei1hseen iole:-.G H. Bovley.
Rossvi!ls. g. i'vn; 8 D. r R9wsr BsookIsvn.
~ 1I IiS.ir. SsWesint. q. iaMsc: Ja:on Roe,rs
Deal o. I s,; ssoutsnbsrrs. Dssi %. iH sss
a Asss Nsa ; Dss h TSu:,o %sHf Ro.. VIM
g. ii--sa: n. Peters. Jr., Midland. ss, a-:1: L. T.
s sss.ssed En'l'so'd - : r.,,ss ae' T;i
s~% .,, w:ssinss,S sss,n TS,s;s HIM. i:s:
H ksnvol,n nsT PoasSie.p.is. W lo H. DC
W Rss sSs:a is k.sxsss Scm IT,.
ssosstssDs' Is Iuis: ss.se, ios TIE l ~
Venz,es. Seabrtght. ioi. s-es; N. p. Bond. Deal.
i0s. io-ss: 4. 4. Reeves, Deal. III. i7-e7: W r.
Fahy. Spring Lake. III. iS-ee. ~
NAScs y, VI AVE. 2s;A ~ L.
Se sss g fnal:y Possl the .i% ee%s;;
40 hole match for the first presidents cup
on the Ekwanok links BY. II up and 0 to play.
The decisive defeat Of the Nassau man was
dye to poor work Sl, On !, II. puttins Greens.
He recorded 20 for the .morning. round and
reached the turn IN IS par rolf. He won six
out OF the nine holes and ended the match on
the ninth green. A. L. White and Altar Lard
CAP at At q. p. 3. Msetsushhn took Tie S ret
score prize with card OF %. 1910. The
summary: -
First Presidents cup-Finai round-A: L. White.
wo,laston: beat findlay s. Douglas. Nassau. II
W M e. SuP-y!..l ssuna-., y. Pond.
r1ss ss. c y g. ssS..ss a. a.ss I..
" Hosntain CUB Final rou.d-aeorse WORRYING
,
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Fuuty added penalties
o {, .

BY R Tso ns Welsh nR Vsa S xinn.1 .seo " owned ' " ~
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Splinter and weight carrier Rosebsn In the
Fall Handicap, for three-year-old and up
ward, at six furlongs on the main track,
was probably the biggest disappointment
Of the day. Roeeben picked up 10 pounds
and as he had Won other races ss.inst
posts 1t wes believed that he had the race
at his mercy. Opening at 7 to 5, he was
pounded down to to 10 favorite, his owner
going up and down the line placing a $4,000
commission.
IHdy Amelia, With i2s pounds. va, an
the former Was passed up by. tho wise fra.
ternity even at the liberal odds Of Q to 1.
Grazallo, who was In receipt Of fifteen
pounds from Roseben, wa backed down to
sixes. while II. p. whitnsys Prince Ham
burg. vas who in receipt Of eleven pounds
The start was only fair, Lady Am ella,
Prince Hamburg and hoseben getting
away, with tho Others slow to begin. Rose.
ben bad the outside position and was several
lengths behind Prince Hsmburg. who
up the baoiutretoh. Lady Amelia, With
dieht TO the head Of the stretch, where
O'Neill went to work with Ros1ben In earn
est. Hildebrand, however. had out Prince
Hamburg loose. and - be rushed TO the
ried Lady Amelia and Hosebsn Vide, Then
he stood long drive, and though he was
being worn down at the end be won by a
length In IA is, with RosehAn closing
90 fast at the end that he beat Lady Amelia
q nose for the place.
Some persons were inclined to find fault
with O'Neills handling Of Roseben, while
others were satisfied with the explanation
that he didn't reliah the cuppy condition
Of the track. Previous winners Of this race
were Lady Violet, Butterflies, Gotham.
Ornament, Miss Miriam, Previous, waring.
Coburg, King Pepper, Shot 0,m and Ham
burg Belle.
Tho opening event was the Inaugural
Steeplechase Handicap at about two miles,
with, ony, four starters. Thomas Hitch
cook, Jlr. . Phantom, : high oAss jumper
was Z ma gnetic favorite O od41 On. such
operators % Lao Nays, Scl Ueefspstetn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23
Gin @emitbSmemf1.

Der bsfannte .nsif9e S6isrmuIer
2dnbIesr erbielt zines Sages bon Dem
2orb Wsuo ben 4uftrag, einen ieiner
9unbe gu malen; bod Der &iinitler
bate gerabe 10 piel gu t6un, baB er
nm einigs Mprate @ufi6ub Bat. Naa
ldnserer 3eit traf ct ben 2orb auf
Der Strabe unb t6eilte linn nit, er
bdtte isBt 3eit. r@9, lieber Srsunb",
ertlGrte 2orb Welo, sit tommen leis
Der gu ipGt, Der 6unb lit mir berlos
rem sesansen!" rMan bat i'm Sbnen
ieDenfaas geitpblen. Wollen Sic mir
seitatten, Jpn gu malen, tpenn t9 i'm
tpieDerfinbe?" fragte 2anbiee. ,@ern",
periebte Der 2orb. 2anbiesr gins ios
fort na9 6auie, lieb einen inn bes
fanntsn 9unbefGnger fommen, be-
i9rieb Inn oen 9unb unb ertbeilte inn
ben @uftrag, bas Sbisr 10 f9neu nie
m0sli9 ausfinbig gu MAIDEN. Der
Sunbefdnger fruute ii9 ben 8opf unb
erflGrte bann mad ldnssrem 8eiinnen:
v@insn iol9en Sunb, pie sic i'm be-
i6rieben, hab. i4 u~Ierbings Dor Ell
niger 3eit geieben. Sd 6offe, i9
fann Sbnsn bas Sbier in bieraebn Saz
gen suriidbrinsen!" rSn IA Sagen9"
rief 2anbieer. nuniinn! Sn 48 Stun
ben mub i9 ben Sunb baben!" rNein,
9err", e~ntsegnete Der Mann, IBIS baz
bin sebt es ni6t." vNun, fe6en sic
gu, mas ii4 MAIDEN ldbt, unb i9affen
sic i'm 70 f9neG nie mOgli9 berbei",
ertldrte 2unbfeer f4lieBli9. = @ier<
3ebn Sage tparen Deritri9en. bd erz
i9ten Der 9unbefGnger pieber, ben
Sunb i'm Mrm baltenb. .gaa, bu bas
BEN sic i'm ia!" rief 2anbissr err
freut. uWarum baben Sic i'm benin
ni9t friiber gebra9t?" n9err 2anbz
Ieer, sic finb Elm gutter 9err", perIebte
Der SunbefGnser. ri3 min Sbnen
aIes eraGblen. Sd babe ben 9unb
geito6len unb ibn elmer alten Dame in
portlanb Ylace fir cine 10 6pbe SUMS
me pertauft,b uB i9 tbr bus@ergniisen
Isines 8eiibes bod lpsnigitens bier5ebn
Sage s0nnen muBte, ebe i4 i'm pies
Der dusfii6rte!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-23

gnbe Der febsieer Sabr. bss burtg.n
Sobrbunberts nm bas Spotlight BON
$50 Grdnf erbanbelte. Seine jebige
8eiiBerin bsaabIte 10000 Grant fir
ben Seppid, fir ben neuerbings BON
ameritanii9er Settle $4,000 Sranf
ee6oten tporben finb. Wsgen Der tbeus
rem 9erftenunssfoten fteben fsl6ftDer>
ftGnblt4 arssrleiene Grempldre rleiiez
fen Satums aud febr 6p9 i'm Preiie.
gu ben toftbarite graeusniHsn seb0z
rem bic Seppi9e, bic auidbrli9 i'm
@uftrase bes tiirfii9en Sultans uno
iettens Der dspptti9en Metfapilssr
nab Der beiIigen Stdbt Der Mo6ams
mebaner gebra6t tperben, Inn bic
&aabd bamit gu bethlehem. Oie ueber=
fibrung bes leBteren Seppids bon Der
Sabrifsftdtte Sarpnfi6e na9 Der
Saibna : 9ufein = MOf9ee in &uiro
seitaltet ii9 fir bic islamitiIe9 8sbOls
feruns Der Stabt 5u einem grpBen
Seiertass. Sem suropGii9en &C.
f4mad min es freili9 tpenie be6agen,
baB man biefer an ii4 f9on iiberaus
foftbaren @rbeit nod befonberen
Wertb bur9 @inpirten bon @plb unb
Seforiruns nit Gbeliteinen 5u seben
iu9t.
@u9 tnbii9e unb faufaIii6e Sep
pt9e fonnen fi9 neben ben perii16en
tpo6l ieben IdRen. Sas !6eimatbss
lamb Der Seppi9fniipferei lit aber nit
GROCER @abri9einli9feit in teinem
Der genannten 2dnber, fpnbern in
China gu fu9en, bas als bas 2anb
urdlteiter &ultur Suerft bic Seppi9s
fniipferei CUR gliitbe ge6radt gu baben
f9eint. Die 6Gufige @ieberfebr dine
fi6sr Mpttbe, bic brei &ugeln ais
Symbol bes 8ubb6ismus, Der in 9li=
BEN unb @olfen i9pebsnbe beilige
S9pdmm, bus 3ei9en Der uniterbz
li9teit, Der &rani9 unb bas 9iri@<
falb als Symbolic ldn9en Qebens berz
ten barauf bin, bab biefe unb anbere
Srnamente ni9t in cine etno f9pn
beftebenbe Seppi9fabritatiun Srans
iibernpmmen purben, fonbern elei9s
seitig nit bieiem Snbutrieapeig CUR
Ginfii6rung gelaneten.