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f'r tn wife " that fine gintleman,
Barney Flynn Ohol I Is a gr-reat
show I'd ma-ake ~ mesilf dom tn
s'ciety act at ball"
We'll. II you don't want TO go, why
don't you say so?" asked the captain.
You can say No to her. can't you?"
"F'r sure" answered Policeman
Flynn. "'Tis no throuble at all to say
No, but It's tn divils own job to ma
AXE 1t shtick. Ye may be firm In
ye-er tone, but II ye think that inds tn
matther It's f'r you to guess wanst
more. I'm sorry about tn ball, Mag
gle, says ye-er wife TO ye-er gir-rl,
lukkin' har-rd at you; ''tw'u'd be II
great chanst f'r ye. but ye-er fathers
that silish he won't GO An tn mkt
da-ay she says: 'Ye might as well give
AWAY tn new dhress | made ye, fr
ye-er father will give ye no oppor-
chunity fr to wear IT,
ooh, well, I'll order you on night
duty for next Tuesday" said the cap
tain. with haste that showed he had
no disposition to discuss the subject Of
home rule.
Policeman Flynn went home jubilant
He ought to have known better than to
think he had so easily outwitted his
wife, but he had the self-compacency
of the average man in these affairs and
considered the matter settled.
"'Tis a matther iv gr-reat ray-grlt
to me-" he said to his wife, that tn
cap5'ln has ordered me on night july
nix Chuesday. | had me mind all
ma-ade up f'r to go to tn ball"
Whether Mrs Flynn. with feminine
intuition, had surmised what would
happen, and had planned a sharp trick
for ner lord and master must ever re-
maIn matter Of conjecture, but GER
talL It is that she smiled grlmly as
she replied Thin It's all Fright, fr
tb' ball 8 been changed to Wln'sday
night"
Policeman Flynn tried to look hap
by, but 1t was hard task.
"'Tis a fort'nit thing" he said, TT
It l'aves me free to go with you and
.Iaggie." But the next night he came
home with long face and announced
that he had made a mistake in the
orders. 1t was Wednesday that he
was to go on night duty.
Mrs. Flynn smiled even more grim
" than before as she said: "Oh,
shtrange is tn ways " tn world
that both Nv us sh'u'd b. WRONG.
made tn mista-ake Nv thlnkin' thby'G
cha-anged tn ball night"
Then Policeman Flynn surrendered
Internationally, He realized that he
was in trap from which there was
no escape.
"I'll CO." was all he said.
OF course It was necessary to give
him instruction as to his duties In
the premises. Vie was to be present
as a sort Of solitlcal lieutenant to
help ACr in hoe campaign for ONCE,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09
Explorer Likes Sailors.

DR.. hansen is fond Of sailors. He
says that there is a brotherhood OF
the sea which stamps sailors and sim
giles them out from all other callings.
He has found more thoughtful earn
estness among sailors and a better
spirit than among any other profes.
sion. Sailors, he believes, bear all
their hardshlps and sufierihgs with
calmness and foftitude.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09
The World, Lena.st Eenes.

The longest fence In the world, It Is
thought, is one OF wire netting In Aus
tralia, 1886 miles long. Its object II
to keep rabbits from the cultivated
fields.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

Americans pay too much attention
to wealth" yes" answered the mil
lionaire, especially the men who as
sess property"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

g SSGSrsSi s sSS:. 8 g 1853
Try w. l.. Douglas WOmen's, Misses ana
Chlldren's shoes for style, 1T and wear
they excel other makes.
II could take you Into my large
factories at BrOcktOn, Mass. and show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are OF greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. L:
Douglas shoes. Ills name and price " stamped
Dflcea and interior shoes. Take no substis
tate, Ask your dealer for w. l.. Douglas shoes
and Insist upon having them,
fast Color Egsiets used; they wW not geay Grassy.
=. Write lor illustrated catalog Of Tall Styles.
w. 4, DOUGLAS, Dept. IL BTOekton, Mass.
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ASIA CIGARS
Will not make you nervous. Ask your dealer
or The " LYMAN Cigar Co. $40 18th Street.
Denver. Colo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

life without him. fortified to face existence which like the faded
yet lovely passage of Indian should lack
subdued goodness
to do good remained with her. she repned
native bravery She
patient the loneliness and in that survey she
tended that would be her beacon The DYING
drunkard need have felt fear Daniels widow
in her marry again.
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CHAPTER XVIII.
A BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE.


fear that the evil would touch his lungs become
nursed him. lie small detection escaped for
three days Then his gained strength he could
inr9st the letter to her husband.
Daniel duly posted it. and the whose duty to deliver
the note at Hangmans Hut left with Mr. Beer
Johnny put his wife should presently visit Minnie
but happened that the evening Then
the bearer Of the great communication
which told Dams wife that she was widow.
Events rushed each other speed
tell the story them in becomes difficult For the
woman he ded % sT ~n the meeting between Sim and the
At another time Sim would have Inspected the
hand he well knew the footman in obedience his instincts might
full Of his affairs tonight. They climax Much
destined eliminate sun rose great enterprise
MINNIE " so "Iop be P be PaFs sn to embark
her with his face full of Something the way
"Rix Parkinson is dead" She cried coming
use her Christian name It vored of sort
Of nsolent right and She with
Il knew the moment that you in Your face
saw Mr. Thornton before he ded@ "" poor nope ne
I'VE must wait until the earth closes over "f hm ei my
There is one thing first"
He put his hand into his pocket and felt for the letter
to You can read when l have gone"
% nec i beo PUT b at a G tn. ea39 s for voo
eyes were full Of that errbG news from the West Indies By
you to me at the when the fact Of your
then But now its different you poor Dan is at
Now know he OF
charge. Your soul peace, You the power
clear his the sight Of good as
done Only days And afterwards Minnie? right
TO ask that question Have earned my
knows I've waited patiently enough I've
to him I've proved my friendship I'd put my
life to clear Dams Id have done it What follows
know what I've waited long enough patient"
You your
"You YOU shall I'm only flesh stone
I've waited at myself none knows I've endured
tOrments My To hide
those burning fires woman has right
TO ask from You're human me-
il It's only for love your dead husband me-
Say you'll marry me-say it quick Let sleep be sweet this
night let and fear and dread share my pillow
WHO planned this evil against Daniel We
know who killed poor Adam Thorpe but who my husbands
life? Find that Titus Sim"
IF can will but leave that for the present as set
on as lis the task first hand after
Man and wife shall be far and prouder
far be Daniels widow than wife call to stare
Stare into heart marry any,
body Let that content You've done your work;
your way"
You'd drop so? BY Cod you make my fingers tchl
Dyou know what lies between love
quiet and cold Don't away the worship
and alteration OF whose very upon your nod
can't stand that lis fatal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25


Don't turn love into gall For twill be poison and that
q face all you can threaten she said 1--WE spoken
marry no man lis enough to live alone with the blessing Of
That rests with mew fool yourself
think eyerthng going please If will make show
my teeth It's your fault not mine I'm human I've fought and
and seated Tor you and only I've done deeper things
love of you No. by God the times ripe pay
ment There's only living souls earth know that Daniel
Sweetand innocent of murder and them be and
wife that mans memory shall stink of blood for evermorI
doing you leave your husbands memory FOUL Your testimony
BUT %en Ee o @ to me- rs . be55 and 1 Pq aT ~ the
wish father the thought for Parkinson said such thing
rather than clear him That's love the And mind
be bubbles You've made me desperate You
dGn knowyo can't guess girl like with ice for heart
them steady, watciSire eyes. or III strangle YOU"
50 near ca sde ee any man daYsn into desperation that came
knowing thing hidden from him. spare moment of thank
presence of death She had feared his bo5estS Because
she knew him believed him capable Of any crime
Gaye me now she said steadily with her eyes upon his face
his be no time for speech between You
that my dead husbands innocence hangs upon your speech
Will do it. At any marriage you do If
5 only by marrying you that Daniels be cleared then
lie fell on his knees and ncohecnt sounds He
aTcuate cries and praised endured it with difficulty
ana continually 9poTed him to depart from her At rose
'eSt framed himself and spoke more calmly.
ny d,d you make those cruel things? Why you
made me think Of such & 5 very EaqmtSs Oh d,saPpontea love
and leave the rest me Youn sorry I've got love
enough Tor both OF Wait turn to me Vet and
trust me and be sorry for Then please you'll to
60 now" she said. You've got INV answer
ana sTeee words never fell car my blessed
VIE 10 be! Ven wait till the buried We promised 70
say nothing until then all peoDle shall kn 49,
your Daniel innocent" ~ ''
lie lett her and she locked cottage behind him After
her face her hnds She u d no seat beside b the and buried
frightened at the that had from the first
taught her to read this Alright voice had always
PIheI me truth to her heart concerning him.
sight he stood very knave from head his faithful
love was 10 her oathsome ad
damned him. ~ ~ AM
he saw Titus Sim the unknown accompice Of the dead
dTunaTd heir united cunning had planned and skill
u RAIDS at ddecott again and
taons again and SIM
court by night and joined Parkinson But
alone his evil quckened belonged the SEQUEL
TO the tragedy in Middecot Lower After Thorne Tell
ne had FASTENED to the empty house we'll knowing
that would be empty The gun he had gun he
had hidden where he might find of
now he had LETT her to choose between
self neither One depended upon Her monentarv
refusal had lifted the curtain from him.
ming flash the real Life nothing He had already
driven her husband DEATH refused him she Guessed
that another swift tragedy would follow upon refusal She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
ROLLER SKATING
SEASON OPENS

That roller Skating The auuse-
fHsnt = hieh T. again tas rags In The
east Ntii beeasna equally sthe
thing Ia Seattle. was made plain
last evening Al Chfistsnsens beau
tiful hail on usasdway aud Madison
#, where the season opausd With =
large Attendance ard general en-
taFfnsnt That the mast popular
daseins hail IN the eiiy should be
turned over % TIE nse fad d. evil
dsnce enough that " "a destined 10
universal popularity
f,sefythiuE moved without q
hitch ~ last evenings opening ThiH
On. riuk. II u II nearly az Succession
as 10 anticipated. viii not long BE-
the uuiY enc iu the citY. Prom east
sfm cities COME reports that roller
skating has almost auperrsaed dan
einE 40 an amusement and oui -sn.af
Eafues aa q fern - exercise. heinE
healthy bat not too strenuous a
. hnoi has been established al
ready ~ Chrtxssnneu's hau. where
lessons are being styen IN The
morniaH houfa The rink 10 open
afisfnnaBM and evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

occaaiuued comment even IN Sse
YORK. aud e Aaa not long until the
big tawn reached out Tor him. Aipce
then MuENaY has been doing The
reaching oat act as q continuous
performance so ksua ID he 70 pos
Aons the pennant year BY year that
hen be Visits other towns Ia the
Natiuaal leaku. extra police are
stationed ON duty AZ the ball parks
IA proof Of his innetAble dsap-osi.
lion It may be stated that t~o %.
liccnaen can easily lead MuEssg
from = ball park. q has never yes
hc.u necessary 10 eAll Qua Abe
troopa A a iinEniat MugEsY has
fcw equals this side af niilinEsxats
Iiia motto ia Win lie game at of
without DO umniTv'A aid. bat ain de
game
EaYloua critics fiad fauis uith
Nc0tawa methods. bat the fans Of
Gotham are wtth him 10 a man.
because his mrn play enappy.
aggressive baii--and after all IL
said and done. se all love a fighter
while 80 oaAt a CLASSY eye upun a
gutter
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WILL
HAVE A TEAM
HioH SCHOOL ATHLETES SAY
THEY WILL OFT HERE "
THEY HAVE TO WALK - SIX
MEN WILL DC SENT AFTER
THE POINTS.

Spokane high school VIII be rep
resented by % strong tfaek team boz
the big inirfsehoiaHtia meet next
Saturday. A feW dafa ago Il waH
announced that Spokane would not
como. but the boys Or the track
team are 10 give Hn lee cream social
tonight and have wired Dr Roller
that they viii raise the necessary
funds II they bane 90 resort 90 high
way robbery
Hlr men aud Dol TNitchell the
coach. will accompany thr team.
Possibly one or two others Hiii
come IN put the fuli strength If tho
Spokane school 30 The competition.
Seattle. Spokane and Tacoma viii
have q close fight fof the hoHors
The entries announced b spakaBe
are HOUSE apfinfs pole vault aud
felay. Marrton. weights ana broad
jump. Heath. half mile. mile ana
relay. HnrroWH. quarter mile. hur-
dies. hiRh june ard relaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

nig Chief Header. of the rhila.
delphla Americans. and hlg Chief
Leroy. uf the New York Americans.
have won the hearts Of the palufaen
fans 90 Quakerdum and Gotham rv
apactiycll Both indians hail from
Carlisle and both are Chippewa
Blenders effective pitching Tot Con
ME Mackz team contributed large
Is Ia iia Ercat race last season his
eufk this year has been Of a htgh
grade tie bats better than the
average pitcher. and all the native
cunning Of the abofiEine IL impaft
ed 10 ,ho balls be SERVES ap 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
DAUGHERTY TO
MEET LUND|E

Ike DouRhsrty. a product 81 the
amateur bouts that Nsfo held In sc
attic couple Of Years bach. aud a
promising yuunEatrr. will 50 on
Nith hubhie Lgndie al pieaaaps
Beach. May - The fiEht schad
uled between l.nndie and Md Far
so. Rufe Turner'S old rub down. has
been called off
DoaEhgrtY il a fast Nerappsr. and
has developed considerable science
Ia his fights around tho Sound He
all have his hands fuil In the
speedy isuudie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

opposing hatamen Pitches Leroy
b. native Of klahena. wia. and
started With the Buffalo team la
1908 Tie wvut frum there ia Mon
trral aud then 60 NeN York. tiv II
saving indian and has knYsfal
farms tn indian Territory. sherr
he spends hin winters hunting and
fishing An interesting p1tehcrs
battle should vusuc = hen the Nee
York and Philadelphia leabS Waol
and these Indian pitchErn a8f mttnd
against each other. though fendpf
with hia experience. has erhsidsr.
able the beet % q over lnfuf
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Jay Gould, IT,, Used Sc
aiile Racquet

Ia Could IT, played in the tham-
ptanship games Win the same make
tennis racquet handled hy piper s
Taft. to2t-es Second Ave. THIS ctt}
Al this popular sporting goods
headausftsrs every thing that viii
interest the uimrud can be found.
ana az priees that Wiii fit eNesy
pocket book -
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OREGON ATHLETES nGer.

EUGENE. Ore. MAY 1.-THE
local athletes 81 tho state university
have completed training fog The hiE
meet With Corvallis tomorrou. Tho
contest viii decide the champion
hhip % tho state. aud the state uni
reraiir men must beat the aKrioui
tural college 10 carr a clean record
against Idaho aud Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
PONIES COMING
WITH MOB
RACE TRACK MEN ARu BEGIN.
MING TO ARRIVE IN 40.
VANCE or The SEASON
MEADOWS UNDERGOING IN.
pRovumENrs AND PLANS
ARE BEING MADE ron HAN 4.
DLiNo THG CROWDS,

More horse owners horse follow
efa. houhlrn aud tho rest not to
mentluu horses. are floehiuE 90 the
Meadows these days than we're ever
Within the gates before Frisco has
turned her great sporting fraternity
into Seattle. aud the open book
which IL to rule ~ the track this
summer IL great drawing card.
The great betting game, which no.
body bat PiiiHhufa mi VAS ever
known Ia beat. II thrice a. attraes
tive under the apen ring. Tor the
hacker sets nun TOT his money.
something that the boohieH under
40 circumstance allowed when they
ran "a closed book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
SEATTLE HOPES
TO WIN MEET
sPRlnTs, poLE VAULTS. JUMPS
AND RELAY RACE ARE
EVENTS IN WHICH LOCALS
uaPEcT TO WIN THEIR
POINTS.

The spdnta. jump and poie vaults
aud the relay race are The events
that the Seattle high school hopes
o. win. or take the most points in
"a the big tntsraehoihHiie track
meet that viii be held on the uni
vefaitY campus next Saturday afs
trrnaon. Strong In these events.
the local athletes hope ia win
enough points 60 offset any defeats
in the weights o. distances. al
though CoYin b. reasonably certain
10 take first o. second Ia the half
mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

because u his Ksuiie disposition
he IL known as MaEKsy.- thoukh
after the second battle he vii tell
Yua his real name IL Juhu McGraw
PrtulaHt psfaoaa have accused NJ.
MuEkay ef pusssaHing q sassy dis.
position aud wllh umpire battling
The very idea Any ampife ia the
land can eat Out % MuExaY'a hand
as long a. his decisions favor the
Naw YORK. Giants. u which tram
the aforesaid MuKxsy ta the man
axeE Beginning hia managerial a.
rssf In a humble way In baltimore
IN 1893. Mr. MugEHy braasht the
bunting home with a Frequency that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
SOLDIERS HOLD MEET.

The soldiers AZ Fort lAwton held
field meet yesterday. which
brought out some very good work
IN many events. despite the bad
weather Company 4 was YictoTf
Qua ia most Of tho eYonlK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

PORT TOwSsKSD-F1saiius 4,
Port Ludlow the body Of Joe Peer.
son. a sailor on the schoansr O.
msno. who had come from senif,
aaH found yesterday. Il n lhesr.,
he walked overheard IN hls slsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
FInck's Big Auction
Sale

~ diamonds watches. ieweiry. all
vrfWarH. eioa kn. Gus glass. etc. daily
20 snd 50. als Second ave
chairs Cos ladies. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
poo SHOW AT VICTORIA.

VICTORIA. n G.. May 1.-THE
biz annual bench show under the
auspices of The Victoria Kennel club
opened here yesterday with a large
list Of high bred entries Vancouver,
New Westminster. Seattle and Ia
coma are represented hy many first.
class animals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

pont throw Yonr old elothha
away Have them cleaned to tod
Ike nsv az the Pantorium- Main
1858. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

Ruhe WaddelL the eccentric enc,
has been commanded by tho courts
10 pay his wife ane.bAlf % his an-
nuai stipend This IL alimouy. for
Buho and wiley have SPLIT asunder.
the latter. aa Reubcn says. having
jumped 20 the outlaws nut the
nnny thing il that Waddcll has
shown In court a contract 10 prove
that De emily drhwa stsoo a year
either bis league salaries have been
exaggerated. or the eccentric Een-
tlcman VAS putting un bluff 20
the authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
Larass, Track Meet.

with rs teams entered the meet
sslil be bY far the largest that ever
took place Ia this city. HlEh schools
from al over the state Will be rep
resented. Spokane having decided
to send team ~ planned
The Seattle nprlntrrs are the
strong point ~ the team. Gisb and
iud Thompson being the best IL
the quarter mile Glsh and arAilsp
are best. while in the relay Seattle
has ulsh. Goyie. MeAiiep and Liv-
inHatoue, combination that will be
hard 10 equal ThaYer a. strong in
the pole vault. and something 81 q
jumper oiHh is the best broad
jumper the high school has ever
had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

saafs shfea rrrrfa FestFrfaa art with 80
feam uzsfss haadasi - IaeHts anafh-f
saHr. H1rs
u n
- kH4strs .a -. ...4s=z.....T /
hteafH .s=sss-ssa.
ratiHsiss-H4u 50 Usssf. Eirlts AMI
uashW7sa1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Aberdeen Mar fr aEfaaflia sfi1er-f
tire Idfals Huf tHfrs hIfa rrstsftaF raf
faiisd = Nfn 49, uHfs -~sgoHsssia faF
fhs tsfaaf. a~ars
~ ~ b.
nrsys ffafhar .s.4 ......s.s=4......
-lHsaEe ##.. .ta4 a###....aa
Batteries Dana and HasffEsr. rrantun
and HtaHaeF
TACOMA War fr Huffs wrn ffs5fa fhs
t1eais FesfsrfaF aift1sirh aHfhaffelf snd
a5itfeiasd Haasbsa nits 81 ths tfics
Haars
n ~ r.
huffa ..H.. HasHs HsrHHH##aaa.sa
rattsrtss- FInn.y aud shea. uoan anf
TuiufaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

Dave gsarfoaa. McCtosk.ys old
catcher on the champion nuite
team has been released by Kansas
city, rhls w rough Jar ZOE Dave.
- the fierce haekHtnp was Knod
enough two years aEo To play a sea 3
son and a hair In tho eig league, tie
viii probably have NO trouble set.
ting another Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
PLAYERS HAVE
RESTING SPELL
GROUND KEEPER Is rag ONLY
MEMBER o. LOCAL STAFF
WHO rs DOING ANYTHING
rausE pAVs-oTsER eAsu .
aAtL REGULATIONS.

No same Yesterday. more ram.
f,ofe work for the Erouudkeepvf
ana prarc In the heart of the ball
player. nc werr gaiuE to have the
paN roll Sliced We can set alonE
without labafinF overtime. re-
marked the aaEartous Ike Walters
right fielder. as he rclit the u,'ls
pipe ana peddled the dream dope to
the crowd 1his rain u fine for the
boys. u they don't grow rusty from
alamaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17

The lnterurhan car line has al
ready made preparations Tot special
rates 10 the track from Tacoma and
way points This viii Increase the
attendance. as weli a. the Improved
aerumtus sdaiiaua Tor automobiles
aud carriages The boulevard over
the tldeflats and the read from
t4eorsrtaNu ATE Ia fine condition.
and after June q viii be lined With
fiEs daily
A numbvf - changes have alsn
been made iu the arrangements a.
the Meadows. the paddock having
been moved Ga make roam fof an
autumobiia stand The paddock has
been shifted "a the eest side u che
sfaudstaud With the arrival ~
better weather to-day the naKa have
brgun to wofh aut IN earnest and
already the dopsstrfa With the So
durtiYr stop watch are rrrrhed OF.
the ratings.
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RACES YESTERDAY

RESULTS At uFi NoNr PARK s.
firaf HaH i've aaf q hatI fariuuEa arii
fnr Aafaffauf iHf Hhsi fHH iia Subtle -
firfa. -
ftnUHfaa RAE nfHr nIffeHHfha ~ mile
pfifHr Straight taaTss itaf @asisfsHn a
f'nf.ffHa Ifa TanaEaf BOZ ftar a.
Ihlfa Hatf HEH#atHHfHa RI Hf.H ANr
f5lsIusf Hfake MH.5affsf - clara isassfii
81 raaaafa 30 uHae lY
fnuffE faae HfH~lIa tHaaF sHlaf SEQ
irslirH hafEBs iW ffaa HoaH taa #aFalafa
o. flm# 90
fIffH race. srF go aiEhfhH - mIlH. perez
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