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The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

his left hand Pa beat him to II by
sticking out his right hand a little
quicker, & every time Pas right hand
went out II went Smack on the per-
fessor's noase. Pa knocked down the
perfessor three times. & then he sed
to Ma. Wife, go out In the bath room
& git a towel & throw II In the ring.
in order that this carnage may be
averted.
Then Pa pulled of his boxing
gloves a. helped the perfessor talk
of his gloves, K while the perfessor
was out in the dining room eating
sum lunch Pa toald all the married
folks how CRATE thing 1t is to know
how to box. Termed it from my
father, Pa sed. He spent several
yeers OF his life riding in box cars.
think you are a perfeck hero. sed
one OF the ladies. wish my husband
cud fite. You are vary crate & brave.
oh. sed Pa, II was nothing. | meerly
did what any man wud do. Jest then
the perfessor cain back In.
Well. sed the perfessor, I must be
going now. Kick In with the kale.
gave you 81 sed Pa But you promised
me IS moar II wud let you beat mo
up, sed the perfessor. No so loud, sed
Pa, Just littel softer. will slip you
that eight tomorrow, sed Pa.
Will you. sed the perfessor, then
will slip you two fives right now, &
he started after Pa without no gloves
on. Every time he moved his arms
forward Pas he'd went backward, &
after a while Pa beegan to squeel, &
then the perfessor dident hit him any
moar am sorry to have did this.
ladies & gents. sed the perfessor, but
this wart promised me ten dollars II
wud let him beat me. He cuddent
beat delica-tes sen bill, sed the per-
fessor. l will now bid you all good
mite.
Pa sed sum things after the folks
was gone, but | wuddent like to ask
the good. kind printers to print what
Pa sed.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

This is census year. Everywhere
I 90 hear people Dragging about
the growth of their home cities on
many faces and in many newspapers
I see the signs of pride over popula,
ton. A middle western state capital
is thrilled over the fact that since
1900 the number OF its inhabitants
has Jumped from 125,000 to $4,000,
or Al per cent II will be found be-
fore this year is over that many Of
our cities have grown 80. 40. or 90
per cent in the same period OF time.
And for this piece OF news many VIII
be glad.
But | am not glad. And for the
simple reason that live in the pooh
bah Of all our big towns-New York.
BY simple process of the mind
dread TO see other communities
marching rapidly on the way to be-
come great centers Of suffering and
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

The Great Teacher in today 5 study
tells US further about His glorious Mes
sianic kingdom and concerning those
who will be accounted worthy TO share
IL with Him-as His bride. This para
BILE has not been OF general application
all through this Gospel age. 1t ap-
plies merely at the close OF the age
at the present time, We believe. IL
does not take into consideration the
world. nor even the nominal church,
but solely, only, the true church. the
virgin class. The word virgin" signi-
fies pure. and in using this, term the
Lord implies that he Is referring only
10 those who have been justified. by
faith and consecration, because by ma
ture none are pure; none are holy,
none are virgins.
Five Wise-Five Foolish.
One Of the special lessons OF the
parable is TO show that amongst the
pure. the wise, the consecrated people
OF God, there are two classes. For
time the,. will be all together-un-
separated. But In the fulfilling OF this
parable certain circumstances and
conditions and truths will develop and
separate these two classes OF saints,
virgins.
The parable shows all the virgins
as sleeping, waiting for the coming
Of the Bridegroom. Apparently. there
Ia no difference; but really there Is
a difference-the wise had a larger
supply OF oil than had the foolish.
Then came an announcement OF The
presence of the Bridegroom and call
to GO forth to meet him. This Implies
that something from the prophetic
Word al the appropriate time VIII call
the attention Of ali the Virgin class TO
the presence Of Messiah. But at the
Second Advent ii will be as II was
at the First Advent. when John said
10 Jesus. Behold there standeth one
among you whom ye know not W.
are not to expect the Second ComlnE
of Christ in the flesh, but as a spirit
being.
We are to remember that the Scrip
lures outline two distinct features
connected with the Second Coming.
First will come the parousia or pres
ence" Of the Lord, recognizable only
by the Wise and Foolish Virgins. In
his parousia or presence" he will test
and prove his Church, dividing them
into wise and foolish virgin classes
the wise virgins to become the Bride
class and the foolish virgins 10 be-
come the class who will experience a
second grade OF salvation-coming up
out OF great tribulation and becoming
the Bridesmaids. so to speak, "the
virgins. the Brides Companions, who
follow after her" '(Psalm XIV, IA.
These will attain great blessings in
spiritual life. but fail to gain the prize
of joint-heirship with the Lord In His
Throne, in His Kingdom.
Later on will come the manifesto
ton of Christ with His Church, IN
power and great glory in the setting
nm OF His Messianic Kingdom and In
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
OBSERVATIONS

Do full of the story OF
Nine Lima Cavaer worked millionaire BOD
a
In all II the accepted course
OF things that ali OF themselves In these
| |
| wish time SIDE
i-----6 IL hasn't been bargain
married
class idea That hei
depended her ability attract the OF She knew that
sell her
the lords thus "dupe and ruin
politics
probablet UP TO THE DEMOCRATS
u--1 Is a whole will look towards them to
ii be a majority they minor
DEMoCR ATTIC ity in supporting the nsurgent Republicans
ls--t The thought the of the is best
a
20 Lord that everything coming Demo-
and OH remember Lord
world by the
tail downhl bad this
1
TO q a
with From the
Of white
l04 Golden Of Calioniawih the possible
Indiana illinois, Michigan.
| and two others-he grand old party OF Geo:
Richard
Julius Alexander Hamilton.
will hold standard the Of all
nations" forth and sc and all the rest Of it,
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
SOMETHING FOR PEOPLE TO THINK ABOUT
WHEN THEY READ THE CENSUS RETURNS

misery like New York. To me, news
Of the growth OF city OF 125,000 In
1900, 10 city of 900 in 1910
brings the thought that more peo-
pie in that city are without good air
and comfortable quarters than ever
before. had much -rather hear that
$4,000 people had left such a city and
taken TO the outlying farms and viii
lagos.
1T may be that these cities are the
pride OF civilization. But where In
civilization can one find more desc
lation, disease, and downright unhap-
piness than in these same great
cities? There is no more solemn
news in the world today than the
news OF these great and dispropor-
tionate increases In our city popula-
ton that is coming from the census
bureau in Washington" From the
October American Magazine.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
POSTOFFICE employees
APPRECIATE THE TIMES

To the Editor of The Times-We.
the undersigned employees carriers
and clerks) Of Station F., postoffice,
most gratefully acknowledge your aid
in our behalf in your efforts to secure
us Sundays off.
II. NJ. Clifford, I. p. O'Brien. r. s.
Hutton, Joseph A. Czarnecki, William
|. Gettes, Jack Crawford, Leslie j.
Wreggit, William Rogers, Jr., Fred A.
Rehmus, ID. Biehl, A. w. Well. John
A. Karpp, Theo. p Luderer, Martin
Lenehan, E. H. Chipman, Fred G.
Bullock, c. w. LEIGH. r. J. Redhouse
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
MIsCELIANEOUS.

The Rev w f. Hopp. pastor OF Beth.
ell Evangelical Lutheran church, Will
preach Sunday evening, in English, at
1880 o'clock. on THE Message OF Pas
tor Russell"
In the Central Gospel hall, Sunday
evening, Evangelist T. ID. w. Muir will
conduct an evangeltstic service. w. H.
McWhirter, New York business man,
and Edward Stack, a veteran evange-
list, OF Norwich. Eng. will speak In
the mission Tuesday and Wednesday
eyeninRa respectiyeiy
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
From Another Point of View

Have local Democrats c O Dd Mr. thompson
wiz someOodEPiease lend the state fair unOreia'
Speaking that automobile the Iaoie have
~ Mr. Probably seemingly going have a few
viii refuse o q chance.
Joseph Cannon
1ust exactly to be at this writing
Who
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
CHURCH NOTICES.

REV. CHARLES L. KLOss, D. d..
will occupy the pulpit OF the First Con-
gregational church, Sunday morning
and evening. Subject Of sermons:
Morning, "a Modern Mystic" evening.
TEST OF Christian Character" Sab
Percival Huget, the new minister Of
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

y a attempted murder suicide.
It's the old old and the frequent ending of such affairs
s We human
None O n worlds big family is too strong.
We all hav faults and our of weakness
This just bit fa than Of the rest OF US
It exempiAcaion Of chary-we
should at leastb slow to condemn
Loyal friends the the community steadfast and de
fend him loyal friends should do
They believe act a SANE
Against charge nhde and warce that
the his tragic end they place the possibility OF mental
powers having of work in his business until
the chord of snapped.
pays tribute of having been most hon
erable
% take of what they how will sound the light Of the
circumstances and the pubio's knowledge.
And yet charity compels for them
The MAN i moi lacking in friends charity.
But yet with word for the
WOMAN.
Where frends-whe while her
stands out front bodace and while the reporters OF
tracking the underworld
taking and their addressed
sympathy bespoken for the manwhere this
human sympathy anyhow when it comes to the W0MANi
Wasn't and will it ever be explained'
through mmemorial SHIELD the
and DAMN the
strong Cleveland tragedy for and for
husbands there for wives and the girl growing
\ womanhood.
The fate the man who forgot pledged
forgot whose confidence
he held DEATH
The fate the who fOrsOOk her husband and who forgot her
y mother is LIFE
were better the bullet
work.
The sins man lightly upon head they
given and forgotten
fall with double force and forgiven
and forgotten
The husband knowing
was, shuns her bedside in the hospital
tragedy lived he would have taken again
his place among his fellows.
There is only road left for the
will not pick her up.
Men will help to send her down.
The loyalty of his friends the Of the MAN inspiring and good
10 look upon.
They may even be right in suggestion
yond conception INDEPENDENTLY mind whose
during active and successful bust
charity.
only calling spirit
case Of and asking it for all
We hears IS blameess.
But there is the point
Woman dways of the blame passing
Of judgment always denied sympathy
Just as long as the world goes round
poignant phase this distressing tragedy of disloyalty dis
anguish brings upon
the unofendng
renounce tend
v through fault Of their
But cfal
oAng they must make the vivid enforcement of DID, old
that restrained from the folly penalty holy
passion
Beware of strange women ways death"
From Another Point of View
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
METHODIST.

The Rev. George r. Ackerman. for.
meriy president Of Murphy college, in
Seviervillc Tenn. will preach In Cass-
ave- church. Sunday morning. and the
Rev Ames A. haywood. OF Marlette,
Mich, In the evening.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
Y. VI. &. n.

Kiyo 8 Inui a young Japanese lee
mems meeting in Association hall Sun
day afternoon at $40 o'clock. His
subject will be THE East and the
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

the new pastor OF the church, Will ar
rive In Detroit Wednesday and Will be
present at the Wednesday evening
prayer meeting, when he will speak
TO his new congregation for the hrst
time
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

the church. will reach this city We'd
nesday morning and will be present at
the mid week meeting of that even
ing His first words to the church and
people present Will be upon that 'occa-
sion.
FoRT-ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHI
Rev Edw. c. Pence. pastor. Morning
service at 1920. sermon topic The
Sense of the Sacred" Evening service
at 1880, sermon topic, death and
Fear" Bible school at 1900 noon, In
the church house. Westminster league
at $40 p. m. in the church house.
DR. Fixes will preach at the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church. on Sunday
morning, at 1890. on the subject.
"Streng thening Thoughts for Strug-
Cling Souls" In the evening he
breaches the next In the series or
Modern Points to Ancient Tales" VIZ,
"A Kings Surrender"
JEFFERSON-AVE PRESBYTERIAN
Shurdh, corner Jefferson and Rivard-
Rev a. H. Barr. pastor. Morning SER
vice. f1. Vesper service. p. IN. "Church
Of Tomorrow" p m All are cordially, cordially
cars
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner
Woodward ave. and Edmund-pl. Rev.
Eugene Rodman Shippen, minister.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Church
service, ii a. m. Sermon subject:
What Our Age Lacks" The public
welcome
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

For a mop with q wire frame to
keep It fiat against a surface that is
being cleaned and with a crank and
gear to wiring 1t dry without soiling
the hands Pennsylvania man has
been granted patent.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
IN THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev II Sidney Bullock. OF the
Beulah church, will speak Sunday
morning on "The Lost Chord" and In
the evening on obedience. The
church is planning for a Red Letter
Day for Beulah." Sunday. Oct. 2. when
all departments OF church work will
resume the fall activities. Mr. Bullock
IL teacher training superintendent of
the Michigan Sunday school associa-
the need OF efficient teachers for Sun
day School work and In the scientific
training OF young men and women for
this very important part OF religious
effort.
The Rev f. II Pence will speak on
THE Sense OF the Sacred" In the Fort
st church, Sunday morning. and on
Death and Fear" Sunday evening,
when the first musical service OF the
season will be given with music from
Gounod's Life and Death" The an
nual meeting of the Mems association
will be held Friday evening. Sept. 30.
when the Rev. Myron Adams. pastor
OF the Warren ave. Baptist church, will
give a tank on "A Young Mans Oppor-
tunity TO Do Good In Detroit" The
mission study class will hold It's first
meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 4.
Losing and Finding" will be the
subject OF the Rev. A II Barr's SER
mon. Sunday morning. In the Jeffer-
son ave. church. and at he musical ves-
per service at 4 o'clock. in Newberry
chapel, Dr. Barr will speak on Lord
OF Myself" The Church of Tomorrow
will meet In the chapel at o'clock,
with Miss Julia Wickham as leader
sunday, oct 2. will be rally day for
the Sunday school
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

There were 41,513 marriages In New
York city In 1909.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
CnNGREGATIoNAL.

in the First church Sunday morning on
"a Modern Mystic" and in the evening
on Test OF Christian Character" The
Sunday school will meet at 1875
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

The past 4s hours the wires De-
tween Detroit and Cleveland have
been busy with the details OF hor-
riblc tragedy.
It isa sad story they have brought
back to the home city of man prom
inent in business, successful and rich,
a husband and father and holding
the confidence. esteem and good word
of trusting close acquaintances
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
Whisper the Name
Of the Man..ShOut the
Name of the Woman

There's q Powerful Sermon In the
Story Of the Tragedy In cIeve-
land, Which story, How
ever, 10 the Old, Old
One.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
UNIvERsALIsT.

The New Emphasis in Religion"
will be discussed by the Rev. Lee >
McCollester, in the Church OF Our
Father, Sunday morning. There VIII
be no evening service In this church
until October The lecture series con-
Quoted by the church with much sue
cess the past few years Will be re-
suined, saturday evening. Oct. s. when
Col Nat VI. Brigham will give an Illus
trated lecture on THE Grand Canyon
OF Arizona" for which tickets may
now be had at Sheehans book store.
The Universalist convention OF Michi-
gan will meet In the Universalist
church in Lansing. oct 26-2S.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
UNITARIAN.

The Rev. Eugene r. Shippen will
speak on What Our Church Lacks
sunday morning. in the First Unitar-
ian church Sunday school In this
church Is now held at s:46 o'clock and
morning. service at IL o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
~ MExnk zzIEAeHINes= \
SAB5BEEsAA FssTe6iEss Dis
WISE AND FOOLISH VIRGINS.
Matthew 25I-I3-Oct. z.

the at wheh So
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

world full OF the story OF
Lima Cavaier millionaire BOD
when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
No FOOTBtLL tTPLiIGROI NDS.
the BOys Don't IIke o., 80 the Director
WIN substitute soccer.

American football Win 30 turn"t down
altogether 40 'l- public Fairgrounds this
year Howard Brad~tr"-i the director.
says that Do. finds prejudice against % CA
the part Of ho'h BOYS and parents Tins
dt-.- nj mean. though. that the game j.
grualu unpopular Nor tho youths whom
ts lpoks after ar. Younger than most 81
the -shpUlh0yr NJ Irad-i rect I- going u"
urxaulr. -pCcpU tournament to TAX" M"
IIA,,. 81 the american game AMI hope 20
have he contests going VA full wing 10 .
y eek uT
II viii 30 an "psy matter 20 Cu' out foot
ball suii Mr. Brad-t rect for Va Tho hr-i
pIas. " o-t at Fhe bpy- don ? ar" about ~
We simply NIll not lay ouf gridirons AM
% viii - impossible FER the boys to play
4 change 10 ~. rules means nothing - IN"
they tSs. pretty IN I'h fh.'r own rules
IN. prin'tpai difficulty IN starting soccer
v 10 - TO teach the gam" aud We need a
corps - ,ont..'-nt INSTRUCTORS When the
bows once learn u. though, am confident
tha' they ptll ike soccer We ought 30 have
about ton teams To- -Tarf With
! NJ. baseball SEASON T. lasting an IN
usually long time fpT - this year They viii
10 playing ~ least tire" weeks nov ami
thai - ~ xiv" ftms Ia get the soccer gong
Indoor baseball would b@ fne game
for the centres. but Ifl-t nov ve have No
facilities tor y ~. only indoor ~ mnasium
y her. y could b.. played l. At Hamilton
Fish parb The hole Thing l. to be rebuilt
This iill and rheT- u ~ be first class gym
nn.ium there whsn ~ l. finished 4 gOof
Instructor will be engaged and some'hins
worth while can be accomplished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
HERES THE NHEDULE.
The Football Committee sanctions %
DANES for High schools.

Tho committee ~ three which - looking
after high schonI foot hall for the y. = \ l.
his fan gave out Yesterday the Schedul"
of games which hav" been approved I'm"
ot the provisions under which football t.
10 h, plavrd t. that tho + :. l.. shall hav"
fun charge Of IN" games. and under this
prov ION m" committee has authority q"
pass on M. schedule In addri ION 30 max
ing ~ur. that no team plays NOR" than nine
gAmc- they also have satisfied themselves
that 'h- two cams IN each gam" VIII b"
evenly matched - that fh~ playing viii not
10 dangerous
II /. noticeable that there are very few
ou' of town games on The list and also that
the games ir~ mostly among HON" teams
The -rhsdul. seems to indicate that the most
increasing part of the season viii b~gin ga
u,tun.r ~ when lie Witt clinton meets
How. High, t"mm"rial plays Erasmus Hall
mi Manual framing aud Poly Prep come
C"nm"fca y, >delphi. De W.T. Clinton \.
townsend Iigrrls, Morris - SiuyN~san'.
How HtRh ulay- Manual commercial
BruoSlyn rr-u. T." W. linton ,ommer'".
- HiEh = hu"l games are WUh -'ruh teams
! he IN. du,-
uytoh~r H,r, nigh - nArrlngrr A. R-oos
,iaI ficIa he Niti 'nniou Nrw No~heuc a.
Van 'olr''andt r,r,. Manual Training -
orrSr-r = Morn. IS Noulcr, At Morris,
CURTIS So -.H.tssAui A. curtis
,s,tonrr Q. .'oUUergs - Noa- Hign At com
mere. 'orHr-,giA s., Nanus. Trapping At com
ttstobef g.. Wp1s Hlgh ~ Rutgers At brOot ign
Morris Nn.ff Vernon A. MnrF'- Nar'is rs
Eastern District -r'ond team ~ curtis
October - Br Wit linton -. hoNs Nigh In
Manhattan commercial - Erasmus Hal ~
Acaderly =, Norri, Manual Training - Pot,
PREV lu H~ooklSn Townsend Harris ~ N'4'
yrsant IN Manhattan. curtis - commercial
>e-und team at Commercial ftrd
October - N1'~ Nigh ~ tommetc1a' A.
prooA a ~ Wit clinton - Flushing ~ Man
NanuAl Training ~ Nrs ror- Military \Cadcmy
In HrookIsu curtis - ns Nltf linton ~scond
team ct curtis. ~tlF''-An' ~ commerce In
Manhattan
Noyrmbsr . commerce ~ hdeph 10 Man
haitian he W.u clinton - Tovusend hsITis IN
,urts ~ rushing AZ .rhN
NO,ernh-rN Boy Hlgh -. POP PREP IN brook
Ism. Commercial ~ -f4N rsAuf - CON rneTrtal
lirid Morris commerce - Morris. Manual
Training 8. Erasmus Val ~ Man la' Tow nsend
Hsrris - ~ VIE Cfn'Hn To- Manhattan
game 4. uslns arranged De WIT hinton y
No-ris IN Manhattan commerce ~. ERASMUS IN
Manhattan IoVnssrr Harri~ ~ Iohn
nHrE~ In Manhattan. '4russs bo> hgh -ecohi
t~sm
e. al Yield ~ witt Clinton " StuNNesAni IN
Manhattan. rOsn-end Harri. " commerce In
Manhattan curtis, Greenwich n At tuftts
SOy~mbeY - HOy nigh ~ Manual In Brook
ISu. commercial 81, bTookl Prep a. Nointnet
GA Iirli ~ wit clinton ~. Commerce IN
Manhattan curtis ~ alumni
Nor rmbsT - 'Ir''s ~ roVnsenf HARMS Al
. t.rf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
LEXINGTON RACES.
Hans wins the Feature Event In Record
Time.

IEXiNGIoN. Ky. sept 20 When 'he
horses made the last circuit 81 the track
today 'he most successful fall meeting
the kentucky Association has held for
many years pae~~d into history The
feature vas Tho lexington Brewing Com
PAW Selling stakes Norbitt VAS favorite
IN tho pooling hut the race resulted m a
victory for = = Ward Hans a rank out
sider. Who paid his hackers t7s 90 for o.
faster than the track record made nv
W \ Leach here last spring
The summaries
lr,t Rae NH furionEs Toison d'OY iou
Ep~rnrr fHily noder1er. 10 tKeoSh,.
second. Vsstbury. i0n Reid. third Tine
ShamrocE. Ma, bride. FROSTY IAneaster Grenade
Nc NndrsVs and Alchsu,i.t al.o ran
S-rond Race SS furiOngs Betue STe iO7
iir" won. HsctAgOn. no Thomas. serond
So Ninful JsrE Weaver starry HsrTmsn.
Auypnrl $ster B~ts,. Prairie Belle and long
IL fflr% - pa 80 SI t,r,ons. rmp-ror William.
30 rand Won floyal Captive. III IXenned,
serond s~lwiE. ~ ,IOosri tnird Tlnte. ~
JTanu' 4 Ne and prsUomnrfS also ran
FOURTH Rae On~ mite and twcnU yards
hanz 10 ft'nossI. uDn. intnnslr. inO fThrfnast
ioI5 Voriiu Tom BTber samsrta ami
John Furioug Also ran
q, iitb HAcs ~, and a hsH iuriong. H-nry
, 20 Ns 1,Is ,sr9ni 1l.sSs ~ Tsg;mgA.,
litter, MAR DAY James McNayut Hrad. CoIrttA
BrLhi Nalden. FAst~rn star. Bob Fancy and
slSih Rscc ose. milo and tw.uU yards
10. Nsrtih, CROWD wsndsr. 10 ,k-oshi. tSsrd
Tinne. itif.A Rice Grain. FoHy nary Ads ID
Walker. toinet and henry hutehlnson also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
PIRSE ron LOJETIE.
Mrs.. II,ingsion's Horse Beats O'ambaIa
and Jack Atkin.

TpEoNru ont sept - Mrs l. Z
Livingston. 'hrr~-v ~aT-old Iovetie won
another good pur-e for his owner this
afternoon ~ hon he easily disposed 81 Diam
hala and lack Atkin IN the Minora Plate
a. On. MI" only three took part IN the
race Win Jack Atktn an odds on favorite
Adata one ~ the starters IN the third event
brosg her leg fust a. the field was entertnR
the haCkstretch and had To he destroyed
The summaries
i1-.' Harc Or- mile and = siI,eenih Comp
tFsln. atr = .S~ont n irnInsi-r. ioj IS Davis,
Shaun~r DiSis Knight the Golden Bpitcrny
JudSr ls',ns and Don intonio slso r,n 90.
IuusgfA,c. 20 g. Won I1ArerAhd ina Garner
D. b. ,c,1nd Tartar CHI iCa violdstrini IN
irl'i fimr : - Eisona Ru'hwaier. King
trpvvauFa Ma flower and SnLn BoweT aiso ran
Ttri RArc pn- mile and siHteenth pc
iS' 'Gsrne-. Do S ssSond NJ an ioI 'Grass'
K.nmar~ Queer u Burrh. i.yndh IIsi Mont
glaIr. ll,r Wire laughing L'yes. RlEln ana
rorr,h Itaoe Sit furI"nE, Sweenawsy. i0i
ser0nf >nI4 comfort 10 ,Nrchihaldl. IN o. T.
third Tine I't5i Imprint AMI Golden We'd
ding si>u rar
Fiitt Fs,s SL 'Irlons. Mssalnc rs
S 20 g .econc LADY lima, 10 fWslshl ~ 20 5
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