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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

on fomilfcn SituntiDnef, mtlHe cine
an9elebnle Nblucdblun0 in Die erll.
Itcn Scencn brinNcn.
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9lanep'o lbcoter sur Nuiiiibrung &c.
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molligen &eitcn ob mo peruniboll.
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in Den mCltlidcn Bergen lno ulli ben
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men cill3lacn Sobl, cincn 0e6prcner
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1lnb "a bieieS bas critic sluitretcn Scr
@eieuidait in Baltimore lit, bilOct
oas Sbeater bas Wiefta Scr 2icbGu.
Der elmer gutcn 9urlesque uno&oll-
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hing beionbers intcreiiant gcitaltet,
lit Die SbutIohe, OoB oicielbe bon Den
altcn Srnoltionen abmeidt unb III
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oieie @od)e Die groBortigitc uno foit.
ipieliglte GnuhepiIle . GoriteIlung,
meld)e jemalS in Baltimore aegeben
lruroe, ilber Die @rctter. Die.
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Gooie, bctitclt nSbe Eotriot," cin9e-
leitet, IN lpeld)er niht nllcin &iinitler
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den ein nieoertrodtiger Sodep Der.
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5lt bringen. Ger Solbbruoer oes
Sallnten fonlnlt nod rcdt5eitig alif
Die Sdlide oes Gritcrell llno rettet
ole ilthae Seloin Dor ibren1 iinon5iets
len Milin. Irei H%ennpierbe lpcroen
bel oieier gllifiibrung bemltt nnb 10
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NIT. MlBerbem tretcn perifiebene
&nuoepile . &iinitler nit noblflil1.
genoen Nonten oilf, mo gum ShluB
Scr 9oritclllma mcrocn rcilc 9iloer
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Baltimore Tampf Bafe1 Gp.
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2le Der. StaatetsS0ft b~eforbsrno.

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Sic Der. Gtaatens50ft beforbrrnb.
Tahpter vSirsinta (ncn), ,Alabama,"
y@eor9ia,". .1eurcFee."
3alnpter 'abren td1lit, SunniasS ausaenotn.
men. bon ben .BaisGinie."B iers, Rr. I0-iS,
GiGbt'Sirabe, $50 .abenes, birefi mad OIS
BBoiIt goHItort, Nortol, @srismoutb uno allen
Noint Comfort nit YG. & 8. Giienbabu.% gSdd
8ltnono, @erbiroune. in Roftsmoutb nit benz
aSedbodrb dir aiie" foltoen Suge Had Vories
r,opig uno atlanta. Sn giorfolf Serbtnbunu
mn per rgtinntic Coat Cine" giorfoIi url6
ipeltlih uIo ~C!o Dominion Sine" mao Refp.
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.Wldblsetten mad curo9diitcm gIaue. 9ur,i.
fiofe staiiien6 simmer, eIetirifdbe 8eleudtuiia,
9ainpfbeia mo, aoien Irei. 8eferbirte aaiiiteli..
gunner In herl, giuet8ireanE Der ~gapsaine.-
MS; III aia,t: Sltrssalt'la0rsistsaRs;;r sr; zoe Mne
SdItimere. uno 9~nlbertseirabe, Continental
1ruit Vnllnina" uuo aIbuuebS, Nr. 100. Horb.
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Jubn ". sHsrpsos. g. grppu,
Giee'Rrni. II. Sct 'Wtanaaer. Sen. s8aff. .staent.
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Sunbci0rocrung nadj benz Nnslanbe

Die uuSldnoiide Yoit fir Die nit
Dem 1G. 9tonCnlber rcnGcn0c Nodjc
idlieBt i'm 9auptpoitoInte, pilnttIih
IN aleu- SGHen, iuie iOl9t:
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lid olls9enomnlcn Sonnta0.
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id)liebt I'M 8 llbr Nad)nlittogS am
1. mo 6. Topembcr, mad 0~roBbritnn'
men uno SrIano Gienitogs unO Srei-
tags I'm 5 l(5r Hud)mittagS.
9ampier iobren bon Tcp-Dorf,
menn nidt aloerS ongcacben.
glm unh nod Dem /. Sftobsr iilo
sic 9riciroten nod oenl Nllslanoe
(alsgenommen Canada. Werifo, ga.
mama unb Gubn) mic iolgt: Slim CO..
Gents fir oie erIte hinge un0 orei (3)
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ipcroen, mibrigeniaIS bel Nntunit
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NbcnOs nod) europa per Ianp'cr
.Scutonic," pio Elpnlout6 uno Gbcrs
bour1.
WittluodL 13. Mop. - NM 7 ltbr
Nbcno$ nof Srontrcidl bem iiibli-
den europa, GGpptcn ln0 @ritiid)
Snoien per Gonpier r2a Soluoinc,"
piu Sabre Qplt nad) on0ercn @c9cn.
0en muB npcr Ga Toitroine" obrciiirt
icin); lun 8 llhr Nlbcn0o nod Gli.
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Compiler bon Bolton; nm 7 llbr
glbenos mad, europa (alsgenpumcl
S%iuerpool, Sd)ottlano uno Srluno)
per Compiler oEGilnOelpbiu," pid.
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uno fo%uinnGnniid)c Yopierc miliica
per Fbilooelpbio" ubrcilirt icin);
I'M o llbr Nbcno9 nod europa per
2onpicr o@uiitoniu," MA Guccn@.
tplull.
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@crdants & 0iinerS Sransport. 60.

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+Waf Bottom unp brm Cfteu.
Wcn!, .9teuit.. Sonnertt,. CAN'T, & llbr MtbS.
Sad Truoioenee nub brm Cites.
Sonniue, Wsittmod. 6reitaa, u llbr aberbA.
'Nah Grtupurta9ietps unb 9iprfpIi
i1glit, q llbr Nbenbs.
FSrd6t aIlgenoHIneit td9ii6 biz 5 llbr ytabm..
llr %6enielhen Sde abiabrenbe Sampter.
Sad Sauonnal nuo hem shben.
Gienftaa. Gnlnerttae, eainitag, G llbr IbenbD.
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9oppclidranbcn.
Ggprch' nnb YaHGgier.1 Dent.

TWFFFSHtN VFFNEFs
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81 9roaomap, 9te,u.ycrt.
Mrtbnr Is. &obion,
am aiten Ylate,
1877 Slt.Yeltinore.S Str.
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GdlIe CUR 3eiie in's NuslauS be.
iorat 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Cn.8aIti.
t,norcitraRc, maize GnitOm Honie ASe.
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Ic!aIss6 Inffpnleons nGb NefrsVorf Fr6 be-
rstt gum 0ebroun in bee Camden unb Wt
MohnfsSfnticn NM 1l.00 Mbenb9.
Epteruirnna bon. 3tcam in G6I0f. ubet Bart
Ior.9Soeguns, Speiferuten etc. tperben i3nen be-
forat Set Stiephpn In aaen foIeereeu Billet
9hreauI. Gbaticss uub gaItimoresStrube. g. 4
ga. 81: Qall 1924, ooer WQb gonrtlano 1901:
gnmoeu Station Observation-Disclosures. 8. & 3.
81. 1auI $40, ober no. epnrtlauo 2Ta6; uno
Tr. b26. GibsNrpaSDdn
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0eidafts>@ egmeller,
9eituuoen, 2eitIfriften ETC.

8~eitnneen, 3eitidriften etc.
.Sbe Baltimore yicwS co.. 2apto ab.trroui.
bic. Uiunuaer. 31S WeitsSerm1n 'StraBe.
9aumaterialien. Sburen, Jenter.
rabmett, 2aoen etc.
Sames 3. Softer G. Co., 115 unS lit. eao'
SEQ. j. eISan l. Bro. Ala. 2iebtsetr 'Herfte.
Hdtionnl-ganfen.
80, cls zpmu National 9auf,". gab. uno
&IeterrStrnbe. Sncob g.. SCOT Yrdftbent;
9apio 8. .Gpans, giee'prdiibent; 8enr9 D.
,sirit Gatirnal sauf Of Baltimore" 8. {.
8ilcor, AdfItres, II Goutb.Strnbe.
,3Deite Iatiunnl.8ani," 432 Slo'groabtpdp
W. q. Wag1er, 81litrer.
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rer, "A Nore,@utapsStrabe.
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G. miaer, a%aiirer. gorbpeft'Gde gutaru'
unb Seaetfe.Gtrabe.
,s4irb .s'atiuual Saut," Baltimore. unb gortb'
Girnfe.
,Saimrrs & MerhauiS' S~,atlonaf gant," Goutb.
litto Yori6drbsSIraDe
,GGmmercinl l. 5arucre' g~aattpnal gauf," Glib
peits9de 90Uuros uab 9~eruan'Gttaee: s.
8. VaIoipiI aaiirer.
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IruIt.G ompaanie'u.

Iruit.G ompngnie'n.
,Marp.rnb Sruit Co." Rorbneft9de GaIrert.
uno @ernaH.strnbe. Sriet Serid. Nrdfk
bent; 6. e. Stmmterr1ann. geiretdr; Carroll
Ban geb, Shubneifier.
Baltimore 9rrft K Guarantee Co.," gauiia6te.
VIileiHG.
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Etcat5zP1ufer

,ferttds ganf spn Baltimore" gaIi,mote. uns
9onibab: sirnbe. Auquit gaeber. Yrdfiosnt
q. ). Gibt, S6uemsificr.
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N0bofaten,

5rantts y. aitnnl. settsanpalt. 225 ei. Baul.
GirqBe, Baltimore, Wlb. free
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Nnitapus Nurb. 2Bl-269 @dlpert gutlbtne.
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Spar.ganten.
uEeutide eparsgant uDu Baltimore" Gutaip.
uno BaltlInore'S trabe.
,st. .sSames. Spnrtanf," Baltimore'StraBe uHb
guI.onlsGoulesg peille.
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Warmor. uno @rant.Rerfe.
g. Siie5rtner & Sb6Ee, 7t4-71s g8efsBalii.
nloreaSirabe.
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Stlp IIl IuJilltSOC uItU RlVulUtLS.
3obn, enbsrt, t714 Thames strabt. 6. d g..
IeIepboH: 0pIte 1896.
er-8eriiherungen.
.9ipsnl 1nfurnuee 81. Of 2tperspcI," Senrb N.
g~SarfieIo, Aefihent DIanaqer, l0l--i02 9tuu.
6l: OF Commerce &uiioing.
,1crutanta JeucrperftdirIuneS = 0titlfdhah, :"
Baltimore unp TottbsSttabs.
Ani. :. sbadet'uro x g., % arb II gbamb-r
o. Commerce.
@runSeigentbmns . Nga1ten unb
.SGnoler.
girrre 6. 5usen & 9iephep. 10 Gli'2erlneton,
ton'Strabe.
Observation-Disclosures
&. q. Tan epa & Co. E04 WeftG etmah'Jtr.
Suiidymieo, Sube6or.
g. eeOtt gasuf 60. pr. 3G2 unS s64. Ruts.
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ScHru o Ypn Ssin,. 800 GoIuinbta.abeume.
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Observation-Disclosures
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ID Eianos unb Srgeln.
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soeuue.
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B.'3e.ep0on 1906.
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sSalbllutoli. =. G., EN-.
1905. t6lb. rio. f7.4ts 1856. 1858. 1890,
'2.43, 1880, +4.l6, .t455, is. 5S seatm, 800
perl. aoaiSen,station tb.0o. .s..15. fs,ao, '7.oe,
1920, $500, ts.16, 1900. &c. 90, t11.00 s,m.,
.12.0O M.. f12.o2. .12s2a. Il 90, 90. t2.0c,
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tern unb 6efdzdS.2iftrtft
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2ciben6eItotter. ''
Sanbns 4 sSbns, 170S-17t0 Carton aoenue.
Nm. 6uof. gsortbs un6 @retnmouRtslosnus.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Beratbe uno
Gnnereien. .
Griffith K Suruer 81, 205 9iotb.Baea,g trdbe
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&upferi6mie0e uno plumbers.
5ubn subtrt, TIA 1bauies. Sirabt. 9. d g..
TeIepbuH. Mplte 1906. ..
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
SKIN GRlFTEO ON
BRAVE MOTORMAN
Twenty Friends Give Up Portions OF
CuticIe to Save Life of Man
Who Stuck to Danger
GUS Post
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
/" CHICAGO, July S.-John Maloney,
the motorman who averted disaster on
a Chicago and Oak Park elevated train
on May Is, by sticking to his post in
the midst of flames, with his clothing
ablaze until a station was reached, un-
derwent the operation of skin grating
at st. AIMS hospital yesterday.
Twenty of his friends surrendered
sections of their skin for the benefit of
their suffering comrade, and the opera
ton was said by the surgeons to be one
of the largest of the kind ever per-
formed When taken to the hospital
Maloney was suffering from burns on
the breast, face, hands and abdomen,
from which it was doubted if he could
recover.
For several weeks his life was de-
SPARED of, but at last the burns be-
gan to heal and surgeons watched for
the favorable moment when new skin
might be grated on the burned flesh.
Yesterday was judged to be, the right
time and a score of friends of the in
jured man assembled at the hospital.
About seven square inches of epidermis
was taken from each man.
The operation required two hours and
at the end of that time over a square
foot or about $50 square inches of skin
had been grated on the burned Sec
tions of the patient. The operation was
considered a success.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
S|LER WILL NOT
REFEREE AGAIN
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO July S-George Siler, the
worlds most famous fight referee,
fighter himself, a veteran of 1000 con-
tests in the roped arena and critic, has
left the ring forever. Sixty years old,
his health failing, and the years of toll
beginning to show, Siler bids farewell to
the ring, never again to crawl through
the ropes.
He will be 81 years old on September
%, and on that date 1t has been planned
to tender the veteran a mammoth testl-
monial in the form of a great athletic
carnival at the Coliseum.
William Hale Thompson, president OF
the New Illinois Athletic club, who as
chairman of the athletic committee OF the
C. A A. ten years ago, appointed Siler
official referee of the boxing shows at
the latter organization, a position held
ever since, heads the movement
Associated with Mr.. Thompson are
President Charles A. Comiskey of the
worlds champion White Sox; John Con-
lon, owner of the Harlem track; Ever
1T C. Brown. athletic chairman of the
!. A. A; Frank Houseman and Malachl
Hogan
Al committee will see Mayor Busse to
ask for a permit to hold few siX-round
contests on this occasion.
Siler has been bothered with gastritis
for the past twenty-five years. and few
know the torture he has suffered of
late.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
LATONIA

First race, five furlongs, purse
Grando. 112; Gratiot, Yves. Wilson, L.
c. Widrig, Belarious. Alsmitha, Lep.
Godchaux, K. Stone, Silverdear, Brake
speare Uneasy, Bitter Gold, 115.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Marmorean, 96; Oak Grove, 80; Alleydiaa-
tor, 99 Naughty, 100; Minos, lo0I
Barnesdale, Royal Star lO4; St0her
Hill, Albert Fir, 105; Hustled, 1O7; Pot-
ter 10; Bonebrake, Ill.
Third race, six furlongs, handlcap-
Boserrian. "a; Dainty Dame, SO; Braden,
100; Frontenac, 1O2; Coiloquy' 1lo' 'Golu
Proof, III. s,oc.s
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs,
Cincinnati trophy-Albert FAM, lOo'
Dr. Mathews, Ed Kane Marcus Aure- L;I
iius. Clovne, los; Ada o. Walker Gnu
lita. Ordeno, Joe Moser, 1l1 Moque!te'
r. c. Ram. ia; Honest, 121. Chullta'
Moouette Young entry.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth PuIse
Red Gauntlet, Monsignor, S9; MISS
Ida, 9S; The Clansman, SO; Old Hon
Sixth race, mile and quarter, selling
Little Elkin. 81; Miss Hawley, spend
thrift Helen, 9S; Casperdine. QUICK
Rich. Monochord, Lady Ellison, Small
LADY. ia; Piller Harpoon, 1O2; Water
lake, 1O3; Rebounder, 1OS. -,
Seventh race. mile and quarter. sen
ing-Carew, Docile, 100; Savior Faire'
Attilla. 1O2; Ruiloba. Louise McFarlan,
1O7; Mendeo, Matador, 1OS; Gambler
1O9; Clyde ia.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
WINDSOR

First race, mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-Dick Redd, 1O2; Pungent, S5; Mad
den, 1O7; Joe Fallert 102; Rather Royal
1O9; Gargantua, Dudley, 1O5; Dorasette'
100. ..
Second race. steepleGhase;' sh9rt short
course-Golden Way, Kilmorie, 14S
snowdrift, 1876: Flying Plover, 129;
Sweet Jane, 146; Steenich 13S.
Third race, five furlongs, selling
Carasco, Escula, Hostile Hyphen, l05
Bayou Lark, 11O; Fare, Melange, SO;
Lee Crest, 103; Revery, 50; Blember'
1O4.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, han
dicap-Jacomo, Nat B. 110; Peter Sterl-
ing. 1O7; Fantastic, 104
Fifth race, mile and eighth, selling
Harmakis Light Note. Factotum, 1O4:
Little Boot, So; Imboden. 81; King OF
the Valley 106.
sixth race, five and a half furlongs'
seIling-Arby Van, Frank Collins, Rebo
Redondo, Consideration, F. H. Shaw
The Belle, 81; San Primo. Awawegang,
Caramel, 1O4; Fair Calypso, 105; Mar
quis de Carabas, SO.
Seventh race, seven furlongs. selling
-Florentine, Pentagon, Reeves, 105;
The Globe, Left Guard, Snowman. 1O4;
Brier Cliff, 100; BAIL, 113; Matte H.
III.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
TWO OF
BERRY'S PLAYERS
McBreen, Boston Scout, Came to the
Coast to Look Into Work of
Carlisle and Cravath
in Action

Here's what the Boston Journal, in a
recent ISSUE has to say about the base
ball situation ON the Pacific coast and
particularly about two members of the
Angel team:
Nothing has been heard, in so far as
the public knows, from either Treas
urer McBreen or Scout George A. Hun
since they began with others the WORK
can team. OF Huff's journeyings moth
ing is known or rather nothing has been
given out, but it was announced that
Pacific coast. That must be taken to
mean that he has designs on the Pa
citic Coast league, for in that League
calber to shine in big league company.
There are three players in the Pacific
Coast league for whom many big
are Carlisle, left fielder on the Los
Angeles team; Cravath, right fielder on
the same team, and Donahue, catcher
on the Portland team. Donahue is n
White SoX and out on the coast he has
the reputation of being a replica of the
man who guards the first bag of the
worlds champions.
''All three of the men are hard hitters
and are fast on the bases and are as
likely as any of the youngsters who are
working for berths in the big leagues"
Hugh McBreen, treasurer of the Bos-
tonians, left here for the east Saturday
night, but before he departed no inkling
that he was after either Cravath or Car
Isle leaked out. OF course it was known
that McBreen did not come to the coast
for nothing, but it was supposed that ne
was taking chances and did not have any
one or two particular players in mind.
Hen Berry does not know that either Of
his star outfielders is slated for. de-
parture, for nothing has been said to
him yet. The open season on minor
league players does not open for some
time, however, so in all probability, Hen
will not for several weeks receive official
notification, if the article from Boston is
authentic, that Cravath and Carlisle
must wend their way to the frosty east.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
T0DAY'S RACE ENTRIES
SEATTLE

First race, four and half furlongs
selling-Imuort, Ed Davis, ia; SnaI
Dragon, Herives, Ill; Sand Piper
Karoda, 109; Leonardsdale, 1O6; st
Bede, 104.
Second race-Six and half furlongs
selling-Seven Bells, 121; Duke of Or
leans, DIR. Crook, 119; Calendar, HI
Red Ball, Banlada, Florena, 112.
Third race, five and a half furlongs,
selling-Ebel Thatcher, Roscoe, 112;
Hagerdon, Redmont Duelist, Mike Jor-
dan, David Boland, 109; Rivaral, Glen
brier, Hattie Carr, 107; DR.. Rowell, 104;
Dangerous Girl, 102.
Fourth race-Mile and fifty yards,
selling-Dewey, 112; Golden Light, An
vii, Watercure, 109; Leash, 107; AL
berna, 1O5; Fury 1O4; Derdom, 81
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-The Only Way. Jingler, 109 Bes-
sic Welfiy, Queen Alamo. 107; Xxi, 100
Moor, 104; Isabellita, Lady King, 1O2
Sixth race. seven furlongs' ,Se. selling Pgn-
Orchan, Col. Jewell, Pierce j, 10y; ron
casta, Pacifico, 1O4; Alice Carr SuaVlta
102.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
WONDER OF WONDERS!
SMITHY KANE FAILS TO
QUIT AND WINS A RACE

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@ either the millennium or the end of (
@ the world, whichever suits your {
@ fancy. Smithy Kane won race
@ yesterday, and to make the almost {
@ hitherto unheard of event all the {
g more remarkable he WINS mt the &
@ short price of to 4, and with G
@ cook named Luderwig aboard, too.
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g local pOOlrOom quoted the, cham {
@ piOn quitter at, but mt the track &
@ he was from two to six nOtches z
@ above this figure. Smithy receiv- &
g ed very little play, and although e
@ he was called first into the stretch 6
@ by n dozen lengths, 1t was sup G
@ posed that the usual thing would &
g happen to MIR. Kane and that he &
@ would stop to nothing. G
@ But such was not to be, and the e
9 old front runner kept on about his e
g business and beat eleven horses e
@ which followed him home. They G
9 weren't all dogs, either, for RO- e.
@ sarO, Dora i, Lustig and several e
@ others of more or less worth were G
@ in the flock.
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@ wondering who Smithy's new 9
9 owner is. They want to get his g
@ prescription SO that II few ether (:
8 old dead ones can be "helped" g
@ along to win n race or two here G
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
ASKS PROTECTION
FROM THE POLICE
Woman Says Her Husband Beat Her
and Their Little Son-Man
Claims That She Is
Demented

Mrs. Alfred Freedman, 1922 Geraldine
street. telephoned the police last night
that her husband had beaten her and she
feared she would be killed. Officers were
at ono detailed to investigate the matter,
but when they arrived at the house they
found Mrs. Freedman had disappeared.
She had taken with her two children,
Annie, aged years, and Harry, aged 4
years.
According to her husband the woman Is
slightly demented. About midnight Mrs.
Freedman was found by an officer going
toward the police station.
When questioned the woman insisted
her husband had beaten her and had also
struck the boy. The little fellow was
with his mother and exhibited deep
cash in his nose which he claimed had
been caused by a blow from his father $
fist. The woman and children were placed
in the matron's department for the night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
HAVE NO ROOM
FOR "DRUNKS'
Jail So Crowded That Police Justice
Is Compelled to discharge
Men Who Imbibed Too
Freely

Police Justice Chambers yesterday lent
his aid to the efforts of officials at the
police station who are endeavoring to al
leviate the discomforts of prisoners in
the city Jail. For several months the Jail
has been overcrowded. Lately conditions
have become so bad that men had to be
yaaterdsv fuetice anhers 1g was snt up
dent by giving all the drunks brought be-
fore him straight fines of So each. II
the prisoner could not pay he was dis
money with the property clerk it was
applied on the fine. In this way the
number of prisoners in the Jail was re-
duced by thirty. The judge says that
he will keep up his present method In
dealing with drunks as long as the jail
continues crowded.