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GOT NEAR TO SOUTH POLE

Lieut. Ernest H. Shackleton. the young Brit
ish naval officer, whose south pole seeking expe-
dition came within Ill miles of reaching that
much sought spot. smashed lot of precedents
in pole hunting when he made his dash. In the
first place. he made a good share of the jour
ney b. automobile and the last desperate dash
for the pole he made with hardy little ponies
rather than with dogs. The ponies killed
and eaten one by necessity demanded,
The food supplies carried by the expedition
contained very few vegetables and unusual
proportion of meats. The latter have been found
superior to keep up the strength of the men,
while the vegetables soon become worthless as
food in the Antarctic regions.
Lieut. Shackleton has a reputation as an
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industries of the
of
OF
lie
Of he aw
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
NAGEL'S FIRST ASSISTANT

Ornsby McHarg, who has been appointed
assistant secretary OF commerce and labor is
a natiye of North Dakota and has been in close
touch with affairs at Washington for several
years His selection was personal with Secre-
tary Nagel, who was anxious to find who
had the business and legal ability to run the de-
partme nj Of commerce and labor in Mr.. Nagels
absence
NJ McHarg was graduated from the law
school Of the University of Michigan in 1896,
and returned to North Dakota to practice his
profession. In 1899 he went to Washington and
entered George Washington university. taking
several degrees Later he became an instructor
of law at George Washington.
LIZ McII w en-.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17

black
II |
cuffs being Of silk braided doubebreaste of striped silk
a
rs
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Y
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
PATENT CHIEF REMAINS

Edward Bruce Moore commissioner of pat.
ehts. has been requested by Secretary Ballin-
ger 10 continue as the head of the United States
patent Office during his administration of the de.
paTtment Of the interior
Mr.. Moore is the first commissioner to be
appointed from the office force Since becom.
ing commissioner he has succeeded in so i'm.
pressing the appropriation committees of con-
grcss with the needs of the Office that that body
has increased the force by IS people and raised
the salaries of the examining corps all the wav
from 5000 to 5000 year each. He has brought
the work of the office up until it is now practi.
cally current in all its branches
Mr.. Moore was sent abroad last summer by
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
Ex-ROUGH RIDERS WAY

Governor George Curry, former rough rider
friend Of ex-President Roosevelt and bv the lat
ter made first governor Of the island of Samar
and later promoted to the governorship of the
territory of New Mexico. does not agree with his
benefactor in the matter of treating unfriendIv
editors. Whereas Mr.. Roosevelt painstaknely
bombarded the recreant men of the blue pencil
with interviews, written statements bitter lot.
ters and libel suits, his New Mexican proteee
follows the much simpler and equally satisfac.
tory method of getting the bad editor into his
office and beating him up
Editor A. J. Loomis, of the Santa Fe Eagle
published the fact that Gov. Curry and his dele
CATION of official statehood workers at Washing
ton had been instructed by the president to re-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
Thought He Wanted Too Much.

Thought He Wanted Too Much.
This quarter doesn't sound right.
said the smart clerk, ringing the coin
on the counter.
Huh" growled the customer.
What do you want for quarter, any
way? An opera solo with an orches-
ira accompaniment"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
AFTER
SUFFERING
TEN YEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

MARLTON, MI feel that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
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indignant
capitol
IS
productive Of
deng his resignation Taft but the latter requested him
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14
2clana iicat iuicoer.

W onu9uo q, nicaragua, Is. 9top.
- Iic HegierungStrlppen bdbcn Die
SSniur0enten IN einem SeeQeie6t bel
@reptopn geldlogen uno 0ieicn Sc.
icnplob on Der otlantiihen &itite bon
NicoroQllu pieocr eingenommen ST,
bclltcn lprrOen orci Guntpicr mo 8e.
idiitc. YrGiibent 3elopo'S Glrncc
riidt ieBt 81 @oiicr mo 81 Sanoe
gegcn 9luefielo. Dor.
8onnmo a., IS. Nopember. -Wtels
oltngcn oil oic bieIigcn Ngcntcn Der
Hcpolution0re BON 9ticnrogllo bcio'
gen, ooB in bcftiGcn &0npien, Die
bel Sunto Del Colorado bonn 9. bis
IL. Nopember m1brtert, Die Snlltrgen-
ten iiber Die EcgierungStruppen 0cil
Sieg bopongetrogen boben.
Ncm. SrIconS, Is. Nopernbcr.
= Ger bieli0c &oniul bon gticornguo
bot BON IrGiioent 3elopu Die folgcn-
oe Tepclhc erboltcn: .llnlere Iic9.
reid)c Slrmee bot Son Suon Ocl 9tor-
te luicoer erobert." Die Wteloung,
Oob Die Hegierllngatrllppcn ocn luid)s
tigcn Sofenplob 8reptomn ipieoer
cinoenommcn boben, miro bon oent
aonilil oils cine 9eitGtigung Der Sic
9esnnd)rid)ten ongeleben.
Colon, Ennomn, ID. Nopember.
= Cine orobtloie 9cpeihe BON Blue
iielbS, Dem Souptqliortier Der reoolrs
tioiiGren geipeautta III Nicornguo,
mcloet, bob Die Snitrgenten in brei-
to9igen ihorfen @efe6ten Die Me9ic-
rlngstruppen anriifgetrieben boben.
@eneral @ftra6a, Der Siibrer Ser Sic
politionGre, b1lt 5itr 3e3it nod sic
gar5e oltlid)e S1lfte BON gticorogllo
in ieincm 9eiit. Gle prooiioriide
Hegierung @ltroba'S eriportet, bob Tie
bolo bon ben Ser. Stoaten oils eine
u%nabbGn9ige &epublit o%nerfonnt
peroen miro.
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gIntiacr SmmuIf.

Ncm Dorf, 13. 9toOembcr. =
Nm Der Sobnion. rno 9itibluid.9 lpc-
me iiberiielen beilte Morgen ctirn
80 Itrifenoe Mrbeiter Der an Der Gdc
BON Morgan. ulo Hof StroBe,
9ropflpn, befinoIiden 8~ilritfabrif
BON aboIpb @obel Die griasIeute
Sreoerif gloiius nnb Sobn 3olf,
9eioe bon Ger. 1866, SIt.3. StraBe,
@angattan, Die iid in einem &aul-
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8u6l Ser 9ircftorcn ii +
2ebrer YenionS 6on0.
- StGotiihe 2ebrerinnen, oh Sltf=
frogetten ODER Ni6t Suifrogetten,
lueroen morQen @elegcnbeit boben,
in elmer in Der meitlihcn boberell
S06teridyule oufgelteQten Woblrrne
ibre Stimmen ob5ugebell. Inter
Den 9eltimmungen Der oSebrer-Ecns
iionSfono 9iQ" meroen Orei aftipe
9cbrer ais Witglie0er 0eS 0irefto-
RUINS pes 2ebrer = YeniionS s5on0S
ermGblt iperoen. I'M Den &ebrern
nno 2ebrerinnen @elegenbeit 5u &C.
ben, boben Die Sdrl = Gommiiidrc
belpiaigt, BOB Der God)mittogS I'M
terridt ON morgi9en Gage ou9fGQt.
Die @obl finoet BON $50 bis 5 llbr
IodmittogS itott. Die beioen i'm
6cloe ltebenoen EidetS iinO;
MR. + - 2SoiepB &. &onbS, 8rin5i-
pal Der @ritppe &; Charles S. Sod,
Yrin5ipol Der @rllppe T.; Brin5ipol
Hidoro $. ltrbrod, bon Der b0beren
9nobenidule.
9r. 3 - 0opio &. @eglein bon
Der peitlihcn boberen So6terldulc;
Wurtbo Stromberg, bon Sfltle 9tr,
%, mo 8. gloele Cabot bon Sd)rle
9tr. IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14

3Vielbegebrter He6ner. -
Bnitor Sulius Soimonn bon Der
oeittiten 3ions9emeit,bt beeiebt lid
beiite nod 4~biIobelpbia. Gr piro
bcrfieIbit bel Der BON Der .Geutihen
8eIelihuft" neranItnlteten .Sdiaer.
5eier" oils 5%eltrebner iitn9iren. ga.
flor Sofmonn botte fur5 porber @e.
Iegenbeit, ieine b%efanrten orotorii6en
6nbigfeiten atd in Wtilmalifce 5u be.
ipeiien. er belt bort e%elegentIid) oeS
pom Dem oWisconiin StoatS. ger6an.
be bes GettidpG merifdnii6en 0otio.
naIbiihbes" in Babit's Sbeater obge.
bnItenen sSeier SeS $50. @eburtStaqes
Shiaer's cine aniprade iiber boS
5bema. .Sdiuer ais Grsieber bes
oeutid)eH gpIfes", Die BEL benz mad,
Sauienoen 5dblenoen Fu6lifum eine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-14

ii t00tge NrbcitS u u.
h c.-Gie YGonioliooteo Cotton Gud
Company, meld]e mcbrerc Sobrifen
IN mo bel Baltimore beiiBt, bat &C
tern befnnnt gemnft, bob bon iebt
n1 bis auf MeitereS am SonitaQ Die
6obrifen aei6loiien bleiben iouell,
NlS @runo Onfiir meroen Die bobcll
9olmpoapreiic ongefiibrt.
GipiIoicn It y ii ung.- 9nl
"a. Sonuur 1910 finoct cinc GibiI.
hienftpriiflng fir 9lnitcIllng olSSte
llogropbiiten mo Observation-Disclosures
in ben uerid)icoencn 0cportemcnts
Der Understanding itott, Sic
Eriiiung lit MIR fir MGnner. Die
8cbolter rongiren bon $500 bis
1920 pro Sobr. gpplifotionS. Sor.
mlInre iiito nGbere NnSfiunft fonrlell
bon Der eipiloicnIt . Gomn1iiiion III
Noibington ODER bon ocm9ultimorer
Setret1r Der Gommiiiion, Scrrlt
@m. 6, 9npis, on ben man per &c.
neral CeIipern bes 9altimlorcr Goit.
nlntes ooreiiire, erlangt lperoen.
Gbeobor Morbnrg iii
M opor?- IS perIalltet, oaB Die
repi,blirnniid)en 6iDrer Srn. Tbeo.
Morbure fir bic i'm Noi 1911 itott.
iinocnoe MoporSlpnb( OILS ben Gan,
Oiooten ihrer Tortei oiifiteaen mol
len. Sr. Morburg, befrogt, oh er
bie Domination onnebmen iuiiroe,
gub Die oilSmeid)enbe slntport, DAB
ibm oieielbe nod nid)t angeboten
mor0cn lei.
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@S6entlidler @clnnbhritsbrridlt.


&eidte A6nabme Der SoOeSf4Qe qe=
geniiber Oerielben 9eriooe oeS
&oriabres gu ber5ei6nen. - 2un.
9enent5iinoung foroerte % Opfer.
243 @eburten ongemeIOet. -
3abIreide Sale BON Geut6uIten
gemeIoet.
Der Ioeben oerofientli6te m0dent=
Iite 8eri6t oeS @eiunobeita Gepar=
tement$ lpeiit etne 9eringe Nbnobme
DER SooeSfalle 9egeniiber Dem Gor-
iabre aus. SIS Itatben 172 Eerionen,
Oorllnter so Reger, i'm &crglei6 at
1888 III Der correiponoirenoen 8o6e
oeS Sabres 1908, 200 IN 1907 uno
1877 in 1906.
Die boilptid6Ii6cn Gooesurio6elt
Woren: 9ppbllS 3, S6arlodfieber I,
aeudbuIten 3, Gipbtberitis 3, Gut
bcrfuIoii5 t6, &rebs #, orguniidc
@cr5trontbeiten #, 2ungenent3iin-
Dung 90, Giarrboe bel 9inoern me
ter 5tuci Sobren 6, 9riabtide 9tie-
r%enfronfbeit ~, ShmGde no6 ser
@eburt If, 2llterSidpGhe /, Selblt-
moro I, llnfdQe If.
Sm @on5en muroen 243 0eburten
orgemcloet, oorunter 1917 @eiBe uno
16 Nfeger; 122 lparcn m1nnliden II.
12t Weiblihen @eIhledts.
2ln onItedenoen 9ronfbciten lpltr-
Den inn &er9lei6 81 ocrielbelt Berio-
DC oeS GorjobreS Die f%olgen0en &c.
mlcl0et:
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bllrg'Gpcmte- @aggon anf Dem @ege
sur Gr6cit 6eionben. Die oScabS"
mllroen idrcdlif 5uaeriftet, 10 DOB
ne lpoter, aus pielen &opfmunoen
blittenO, III cit Spipitul gebrod)t mer-
zen mltBtcn. 9Qs Der Sumitlt altf
leilter @obc NOR itito iid) cine Wtolle
Wenlden ongeiammelt batte, famen
Ole HeicrUcn BON Ser Stagg.S troBen-
TeoIerrpadlc anaefnbren mo berbof-
ietell @curp Miiuer rpn Hr. 1879,
Sbome9 StrnBe, uno Sreo. Wilbelm
pcn Nr. it3. lbomes- StraBe, ols Ole
all9ebIi4cn 6iibrer Der Strifer.
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Baltimore 9ampf.T g. Gpmsaanie.

(aIte nnb 5uperIdffee gais9inte.)
2te Bereiniete Stnaters8oit bef5rberub.
Sanisfsf n5lertba," ngtrsiniad nnb ,elabamaa
Sniftpfer f1breH tdaJi6, SonntdaS nlrSae.
aonlTlell, non ben sgab Cine 1s8ters sr. o Sfs
% . Rt.etrahe, .SaR btr g~nrrr.etrabe, nm
$50. gbenos oireft na6 Oh Boiut Comfort
Nortolt iuno Portsmouth, 90.
IN Slo Boint gnf9Iib an e. & 6.sgdbr.
mao Mi6morto, anberoein breimaI bic Wcde
an .Str9tt:a FABRICATION Co." na6 Saries
Hinerseanonneen un9 Gi9nono, ga. an gor.
teI Nrihlnh an raiIuntic Godft Sine 0nbn,s
s~stortot 4 s~9etterH 8abn.- sgeorfolf & Soiftb.
stn sabn" 8tretnia 8abn' nnb "Ofb Somi.
MON Sanlpter 60. mad. Rsuterit, R.sG,
9orf. ~ 49," y" WV
9pobI5eiten mad europdif6em gIan. at.fe
Sg;npfer bnben I~urliri1fe !aatiten, beibe iinS
Iaifs Sne. ooer @aIstpafier.Sdber eIeftrtfhs
y sasi; 10 Rses snss 75s, $500. $i;b9S, $500 una
s$s t1Sits i,r.c aSHI ,G7 F%sEtsgsiTt MERCER n sss
giqbt.straBe, 9. n. 8. Sftiee sdSort.gde ~
@alttntnre; unb GalbertsGtraBe, ~Gonffrsnfai
run VIitibtn9" nno Il6auab's, Rr. f09, Rorb.
gbarIeS'strabe. @ampfer NIT nttnitebl Sitn.
bftent auseeftattet
grdiiSent II. Gen. .Weduaaer. Gen. .8aa. .issst
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uuberor0entlid) beifmQige Altnabme
fonb. Sim 46eno porber lDobnte va
flor Soimunn Der 4uffiibrung oe9
Con Carlos" I'M oorti9en 3eutlden
Ebeoter bel; uld i%tattete er IN leIner
Giaenidoft ais Mitglieo oe9 Gent
nor.gusi6uiieS oeS oOeutlfsNnlerl'
foniifen NuttonoIbunoea" Dem W'II'
poltfee. 2ebrersS Seminar rt11er Sellld
oh.
GrIitt Irm. nnD Seln
bruh. 8cim Abloocn non Sade.
ribenu,,r5eln pom 0ompfer "@orII-
Iton" nllroe ocr IS Sabre olte ISM,
9ortIen pom g2r. 2706, 8rItonItroBe,
oeItcrn 8ornittag bon ctncm berob'
iouenOcn 8oorenboIlcn Gctroiten mo
erlitt cinen 9rud) oeS linton armeS
mn Weines. Die Nrlbuldl5 oes OFT
Iihcn Giitrift8 brobtc ben &crleBtelt
nad Dem Worplonb CScneral'So'pl.
tul.
GoIIiiion. - Gin StroBens
bobnpuggon ser Gomonoinn.Npeni'c'
Clinic colioirte geitern 9tadtlItto9 al
Der SIT Observation-Disclosures nit cinem ollrd
Saul Bauer BON Nr. 7OL ''Suo 2
Ctr, gelenften @ogen Der Wtonll'
mental 8ruuerei. GboS. Iultber bon
gr. 1887, 86iIoOeIpbio-&ooo, Der ne
ben Ocn Guti6er Dc5 @ierluo9erl5 foB,
lullrOe ouf sic StroBc gci6lcnoert
uno erlitt @erlebungcn anl red)tcil
9eill.
y90der @cionapcrcth"-
Sos @|lternbouS" BON u. 8ild)la,
oieicn berrlihen Gbor ilbtc 9cltern
Nbeno Groi. i. aoroIus nit Den Nit
olieoern oes .9Gdcr.@ IS iongueretns"
Die lid 5oblreif 5ur rcgelmoBl9ell
4robe in @oqener'S SAFE, 9tr. 116,
Observation-Disclosures, eingcIunoen botter.
5n Der @ei6GftsiitunG wltroe inter
Dem @oriis bes $rditoentcn @omoro
gdrtbotmae rnl0 Der Yrotofoatuts
runQ oes SefretGrs @rnit ~lleberior
cine Ginlooung oeS r@ermanloAGi,ors
tett.Glu6s" o%ltgenommeu ltno 9r, Ir=
thur 90mmel oils paiiiueS MitglieO
ouf9cnommen.
@]e0enfcn Ser 9oltimos
rcr. - Die SS. @eprg SillinG INTO
Mar Sonig muBten lid gcItern I'm.
miafiirlid Scr ih0nen StlnOen ct.
innerrl, melde tic bel Scr oclttId)cn
Iuqfeier ais 8Gite OeS oNrion" bon
@oibington om 6. Ottober oieleS
Tiobres in Wount &ernon Oerlebten.
Gen 6eioen @crren mur0e geItcrn
bon ocn SougeSbriiocrn Der 9unoes.
bouptitobt elm oui Dem 6eItc Gci1on1s
| nrenea 9ilo IN iolioem @oloro6men
pugelonbt. Serr 6iain9 miro leincn
Bib IN ieincm &eiu ei1en porneb-
men NIlot cinrGumen.
sci il Gocoi n $ on0 +
mehr. - Sberit Sberlod SmonnL
Ger ErGiioent Der Foli5eibeb6roc,
GnBcrtc iid 9cItern bofit %crfrclrt iibcr
nie tiir5lif Getrofiene Gntiheioung
Oea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Stootes,
pelhc befonntlih bic Smonm-Go-
coin &erorOnun9 oils reftsfrGftig
ouircht crbieIt, Nud) Worid)oa 6or-
nan iprod iebr entbuiioitiih iiber
oicic Gntiheiourq. Gr meintc, Dob
oiciclbc Dem perOerblihen Gocoin-
Nonoel in Baltimore beiinitip Den
Sails bre6cn lperbc.
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G6eiapcafc sttamI6ip COMPANY.

GHetatt nfe-2tnte:
UIt Hoftnlt, DID Point Comfort o.. ben saben
fdglth. nuSgen. Sonntag, um $50 abenbS.
,Wprt Mtoet 2tute:
Wah Dprt 2anbnngeu Rth.Bstuf anh
RtttmDno
Stenftng, 9onnerftag uno GarrIiaa Inn
5 nbr NbenbS.
9tnft.9B reaur:
119, 127 nne 2t7 6tt.8altimure Citrate,
rno BOG. Rurb.Gbdrfes.G trdbe.
SonptbiirealtS, Sight un6 9ee'Sir., baltimore,
(Sulil,13)
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QoidI ShIaIpa9aof8 fd@ Nefc.Dcft Htb u
reif ann Sebroi6 In Der ganiben, nrb IRA.
Ntb aI.Gtation nm 1000 abenos,
Ior.NBaaacus, Gpetfrcten etc. tperben f&Hsu
s.toret per GeIepbon In allen ieIas1bet @tueb
Miseui1: gbar.es. unb BdIiirioresGtrabe q. D
o.. 81, gduI 1924, coer Wib. Gouttianb 1901;
hi. HonnLStatton Z. 4 g.. gat. Bernon et1S;
gamoensGtGton SnformGionB~Bnreau, G.. 4 D.,
ct. Bail S48, ober Wab., Gou:tIorb 272o, wnt
Wr. h26, ehbsHroabipdb.
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ThmbtefsEtntG.
Syramt ifnh gaWeafere.

Utdmf mo NdH18fefk,
Van Spftpn nns benz EHea. 5
0'"'ise; ys %ie'l mfsr, i,,.S 5, ans r., 3 Iss sSenSs'
SoInfao. Neittroh uno Greitae, 6 f1kr Abeno8.
u Rad Heuppi3 WetpS.
dagtW, ansCeioulneii 9ornerftae u. 6durftaa,
' Srd&t nrgenommsn tdelio 5ts 5 tlbr ssn& N.
TUT e%enieIbeR Tag fGbrenbe. Dqu1pier.
Wan Gopaunab enb Sadtpuuiue,
Wfonfna Wiittpo6 unb Sreitae, 3 ubr atsnbS.
.. y. Maegieia, sIgent, &ler 8, Sub S.s0or,Gtr.
Sau2t.girean 0ersncHs uHb Gigbt@tr.
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THE BALTIMORE TRUST AMI
GUARANTEE co.
Galpcrt- nno SeJettc.S trake.

gBtr 5dbler inter unfere DepoIttpren
benii6e 9eippbner Der Stuof, fpelde
Siferbeit oieies Snitituis iino Die
-aueii AliIloeii obne Giidiiht auf bic 8rtbe
HpHtDS Observation-Disclosures nIstrhrr6ttue
gu fuEr6ieen iptFer. @ir Iaoen
,Depoitten auf gbeas 3abIbar -
ODER tleine. Gin uto aabIen 3h q
-Sinfen aiif Spars9outi an iraeno eilletl
.getraae bon einem Solar aniparts.
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Summer Y Yefer,
Scntifes ganf. nno 8edfelgeidGit,
26 Sontb-S rraFe,
us2atiouaf Vanf OF Commerce ".@rbaube.
Mttaltensr Der T%fttcubbrfe.

Pins nno. @erfauf bon sfiien uno SbIia1s
banptfd6Iiden gtdbte @uropa's, Nn. nnS @crs
t1iit ,%irentoer @eioforteH. fopie Nusfertieuna
9on go%lliladien, S6ittsfarten bon llno mad
Seuflnlano. (aprtl27-) f"
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3abm=, Quit, @ruits, Nerbea>
uno ole rbnmatiid)en Sd)merScn

limo ole rbnmnttld)en Sd)nter5en
loeitleu einigen Reioungen nit Or.
9lid)ter's
PAIN EXPELLER
20 rmb SOC. in Npotbefen. Hitr
edit nit Infer.
Il. No. Hid)tcr e. So.
tnas Hubulftabt, 5harinseul
2l5 geaH street. Rev Yurt.
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pScutid- nngariIdcr @icScrfranS,"
Tabncns@cibc

Wuntag, Is. Nupcmbcr,
in @6t'S Safe, 1923 ScnlOn.S trafc
C3lS)
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Gapital nnS ltcberiduk So, 100000.

Stps. 8. SpipIes,
t5aH6-l grdfioeHt.
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Ssntidle Sparbanf bon Baltimore.
@erdants & Wamers sraasport. So.

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ance there, the ponies being simply
weighed according to their height. For
every inch there is an allowance of three
pounds either above or below. AS the
standard height is 10 hands, the weight Is
fixed at 152 pounds, and this is rather a
crushing weight on the saddle of such a
small animal. Yet in spite of the steadier
these little horses make very good time.
The record here for the Hongkong, which
is about 100 yards short of a mile is
2:05zb, by a pony named Heather King, in
1905, and II was rather speedy travelling for
a small horse with 1853 pounds on its back.
A pony named Spring Rose did one and
one-fourth miles in 1886, this being the
Champion Stakes event, and the same pony
covered one and three-fourths miles in 3:477b
two years ago. The record for the one and
one-half miles is 3;l2%, the joint holders be-
ing Daredevil and Dunoon, ponies which
dead heated in a race at Hongkong.
Lots OF Fun For Anyone.
But the most fascinating feature about
the racing sport in Hongkong is that al
most anybody with a little money can
a part in 1t and nave lots OF fun for a
small outlay. From the moment a man
puts down his name for a subscription
griffin until the end of the racing season
the sun OF $3.50 will cover all his expenses.
The principal item of expenditure will be
the pony, and when landed in Hongkong
his cost will be s15O, and to keep MIN three
months in training, which is the extent of
the season. can be lone for $50. This in
cludes the hire of a "ridee" boy, the mafoo
or groom, the services Of the racing chow
and the cost of shoeing.
For each race the entry fee is about
s., and here, OF course, his liabilities can
be increased IL he enters three or four
races per day, but for the sum Of 800,
which means twenty races, he VIII have
plenty Of sport. Should a nan want to 90
on a larger scale there are lots Of ways 10
spend money, especially II he should lake
the notion OF buying up a string Of crack
ponies, but so far only two big stables
stand out from all the others as far as The
number OF ponies go. Mostly all those
who indulge in the sport are amateurs
and do the greater part Of their own
training. and taken all in all in no part
Of the world does racing cost less than In
Honekong.
After the close OF the racing season each
year the custom is to have an auction
and ponies which are not sent North TO
the Foochow and Annoy meets are dis
posed OF. The prices are mostly Influenced
by their performances on the track soF'e
going as high as 5000, while not a few have
been bought for as low as $40. Some years
ago g~ymkhanas grew into popularity dur
ing the summer months, but of late sea-
sons there have been several small race
meets instead and the indications are that
these summer fixtures will become a per-
manent thing in future,
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STAKES FOR BRIGHTON RACES
Some old Stakes Are Renewed and
New Ones Added.

Some Old Stakes Are Renewed and
New Ones Added.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-William A.. Enge-
mar has prepares a list of stakes for the
proposed summer meeting of the Brighton
Beach Racing association. Recently It was
announced that application would be made
for dates by the association, after 1t had
been out Of racing for a year, and followed
this up with a schedule Of stakes to be
decided.
No closing date has been fixed for these
stakes, but the Brighton Handicap, one
that is on the list, fixes February l as the
date for the publication of weights, and
it is expected that the stakes will be closed
early in January.
The list is a fairly good one. The Brigh-
ton Handicap, the big acknowledgements
fixture, is framed along the same lines as
the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps, and
has a guaranteed value of $1,000.
The Brighton Mile is revived. It is a
weight-for-age race, with a guaranteed
value of $1,000, and a like amount is Of
fered for the mile and a furlong of the
Ihvincible Handicap. The Test, at a mile,
is the other 5000 fixture for the horses
3 years old and over. The Islip Handicap
Of a mile and a furlong has a guaranteed
value of $500, and the others at that figure
are the Nautilus Selling Stake of a mile
and g. sixteenth, Jamaica Selling Stake of
six furlongs, Glen Cove of six furlongs.
and the Sea Gate OF a mile and a furIong.
The 2-year-olds are we'll provided, with
the revived Byfghton Junior as the best
feature. 1t is worth $1,000 guaranteed and
is over the six-furlong course. The Neptune
is a ~six-furlong dash, worth 1000 guar
anteed, and the others of $500 each guar
anteed are the Montauk at six furlongs,
Winged Foot Handicap at six furlongs and
the Atlantic Selling Stake at five and one
half furlongs.
The stakes are in q great measure a re-
vival Of the old features Of Brighton Beach
and the only difference is in the values.
These have been cut materially, as the
sixteen stakes have a gross value of $3.50
Ever since the close of the season the
question of beginning the season OF 1910
earlier than 1t was begun in 1909 has been
raised, and with Brighton Beach back on
the circuit there will be a double reason
for an early start. The dates that will be
required by the Brighton Beach Racing
association have not been made public,
and the only intimation of his intentions
as to dates. made by Mr.. Engeman, was
that he would not in any way encroach
upon the month Of August should the Sara
toga association decide to use its full
quote Of racing time.