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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

Un padre cruzaba el Rio Mississi-
ppi acompahado de sus hijos, y les
llano Ia atencion sobre Ia nagnifi-
cencia de la corriente, diciendo:-
Ninos, recordad que el Mississippi es
padre de los rios por su extension.
-iQue raro-exclamo uno de
los ninos,-si es el padre, deberia
llamarse Mister Sippi!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

n Farmacia Polanco.-Fun.
ud u udS dada hace sesenta amos.
Fulcritud y esmero en-
el despacho de formulas. Paten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el Paraue central. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

D., .l;,n,.. En- Ia sucu1sal
] dSdutllIuuS, de los Sres. San
chez Morales y
Comp, ca1le Marina 8, Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido de ton6grafos
de Columbia. Records de los mas
afamados cantantes. Escribanos 8
vsftenos. P. O. Box IS. Ponce,
P. r. Manager Jose Diaz Mar
ella. !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20
r. .l.,,:i Una casa, aca bada
Ut dIUulid, de construir, situa.
da en- Miramar-

da en- Miramar-
Informaran Box III, San Juan.
H.. DE OCCASION! Sc ver,-
TIdUU de 8 alquila uno, marca
kohler & Campbell. Pre-
clio dc venta 500 al contad do. Di-
rijlrse calle Despujols Stop 25,
frente a la Iglesia (altos.) En- la
misma Sc desea adquirir un CA
BALLO de tiro de POGO precio.
M Hotel Palmer. Gale
WaVdgUGl de Mendez vigo No:
a. Muy cerca del
ferrocarnl. Banos d todas hora,
Habitaciones ventila das. Servicio
a la carta Alumbrado electrico y
timbres en- todas habitacionea Te-
lefono No IS. Habitaciones Para
agentcs via jeros, propias para exhi.
bic ZONES de muestras. Telefono
No. So. No. |.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

uofoI Do,io El mejor y dom
HUltl ! dllS.-.de meior So CO.
me. Habitacio-
nes frescas. Excelente servicio, Vi
sitelo usted. Fortaleza II San
Juan. P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

z, nuJ. TEXERA. La nue..
Ut UuuU va galerfa fotografica
de Texera Sc abnra
pronto al pubico, frente a la Plaza
del mercado numero Is donde con-
tinuara ofreciendo sus servicios 4
gu numerosa elientela. Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20

Va en- Na-aeHe- - despa;0 Ia
incosal;a FL ll-encI1Go Fe-ea Faiar-
d1 esel preten iiente 70 cnt-a los sic
te con Que .uen;an las dlrerSas frac-
clones elque mi mq1o~,a tlene en-
II SIS cOlrfhEi5n4rioS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-20
Ell Bazar Otero de Pom

o.li. Ell Bazar Otero de Pom.
OEl6Cld ce tiene el gusto dc
anunciar q su numero-
Ga clientela, que por el vapor fran
ces recibio un magnifico surtide
de peUuneria francesa. Lo mejoI
de los mas afamados fabricantes
E mejor ron !; 1,se;ss' ase9 e.. : toe' se
dada en- 1899. de.
posito de icores de todas clases,
especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, Vinos de-
California y espanoles. Sc sirven
pedidos 4 toda Ia isla Telefono
IS. P. O. Box 1913.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
WARNER EMPLOYEES
HAVE DAY OF FUN

The annual outing OF the emp owes Of the
Charles Warner Company was eu.ovcd az
Cisymont On Saturday afternoon a the
summer residence Of g. G.. Bye. secretary
of the company. Guests were present from
Philadelphia and Bait more. 4 b5 seba,.
game between Wilmington a~d rh0aGc
phia teams was won 10y W m ngtou 10y
the score OF Ito g. In a spec al horse rae
d. 7. Hamilton. OF Philadelphia. won tie
blue ribbon. Dave Winters VAS slightly in-
iured when thrown from a spirited horse
but he was able to come 90 Wim ugton
and board a train for Phiilde phia
The Warner Gee club gave So ccttou ,
and j. B Emack sang eevera solos. Al
the dinner. a present was given Mr.. and
Mrs. BYE in apprecia' ION NJ their enter
tainments during the iast three years.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
GOLF

Country club golfers we're out on
Saturday despite the rain In the
handicap ball sweepstakes Harry Lind
say won half of the stake with a net
score Of 80. f. deli. Janvier won two
sixths Of the balls with q score OF IS.
and Richard Reese and Samuel K.
Smith tied for onc-sixth Of the balls
with the net score Of -. There were
eighteen players in the sweepstakes,
each ono being represented i'm the
stakes by q ball. The scores i'm the
first championship round were:
F. dell Janvier won from F.. r..
Mitchell. and @
f. LaMotte. Jr., won from +. NJ
Hopes. 4 and 2.
W. G.. Jones. Ir., won from w G..
Jones, sr.. : and o.
Harry Pyle won from r. Johnston.
3 and 4.
Colonel ]. f. smith won from c.
Copeland. and @
r. T. McVeigh won from Arthur
McGeorge, 1 up.
T. NJ. Brown won from Dr. Linton
Smith. and 4.
Caleb NJ. Steward won from n NJ
TAYLOR by default.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
HANLEY LEADS
in POOL TOURNEY

The Brownson Library pool tourna-
ment continues with fast playing for
the club honors.
Hanley still leades i'm the first class,
with six games won and none lost He
is doing fine work in the tournament.
but as he has yet to play some of the
best men in this class his lead is not
so great as il seems.
A new contestant for championship
honors has appeared in the second
class in the person Of Bradley He
leads with three games won, having
defeated the crack shots in this class.
But two games were played in the
third class, Shields winning one, break
ing the tic with Conway, and going
into first place. J. Mulvena won the
other game.
Enthusiasm in the tourney will be
at fever heat this week and a large
number of games win be played Some
of the best players who have not con-
tested as yet, or who are low in stand
ing, will get going in a few days and
there should be many jumps in the
DercentaRa column.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
FIGHTERS In
fine FETTLE
Both JeffrleS and Johnson
Pronounced to be Perfectly
Trained Men
JEFF WILL BOX
HARD EVERY DAY

BY Max Bslthazar
san Francisco. June i3-one thKg ia
apparent to-day to fight fans and thats-
toat Jack johnson and James j. JEFF
fries are about as perfectly trained men
ass ever entered the prize ring.
Both the big fellows have worked hard
and both have reached degree Of phys.-
eel perfection that will make them atis
to stand frightml lot of punishment on
July g.
From Rowardcnnan comes word ro-day
that Jenries has decided to do a lot d'
boNinE every day from now on. Tie
big follow has rccided that nc Is physica, y
'ht and Doe wants to be sure mat hia
'cyc is right. ln other words Jcn wants
20 know that when ne aims blow he
has $50 timed his movement that lJ VIII
land ou the spot Boxing alone will d1
that for him and while his early fight
ing has shown that his eye is great. ire
former champion intends to- take 10
further chances. Corbott. Armstrong auf
Choynsh will don tho mitts with the b
fellow every day. 10 is expected chat
Corhett viii Try continually TO land right
upporouts which Joffries will try 90 block.
Jefrics wants to bc able To counter thom
Road work will continue. to keep au cdce
on his wind. but most of Jefrics work
now viii be I'm tho ring
+ Johnson s training harder than ne ever
did His ring work is occu ing most ~
/ HIS time and johnson is punishing hi7
training partners Even the enemies of
the black champion are forced On admit
tha; he ig physically perfect and that %
Is making splendid showing in his trau-
ing. Johnson To-day took his last ride
'r his automobile until after the fght
reN. Rckard having put down his foot
tat the big fellow must take mo- chances
o' being injured
SO least 5ooo persons will see the big
0ght without contributing TO Riosrd and
Gleason. IL was discovered to-day thst
The builders Will be unable to obst,1iat
me view from the roofs or nine taIl bgild-
ines surrounding the fight arena at
Eighth and Market streets 10 owners OF
those builders arc already selling reserva-
t'ons ON the roofs and have erected stands
TO scat 5.ooo persons. Rickard and Glca
SON offered large sums TO tho owners or
tho buildings to keep people Off but .h-
owners decided they could make move
money by selling seats at fancy prices.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

BROOKLYN. June t3.-The town is
mad, and everywhere the baseball bus
is in evidence. Percentages are being
figured, and some of the most enthus-
iastic fans have il already out To place
the Brooklyn team in third place
least judging from the speed the team
is displaying and the improved form
shown by the pitchers. almost any po-
sition is possible Manager Bill Dah-
len has apparently rounded out a fast
combination. which moves i'm perfect
harmony. The players are chock fun
of ginger and are putting up "A sem
saticndl article of ball i'm the field i'm
addition to clouting the ball hard and
timely. Zach Wheat the Supcrbas'
crack left fielder and the find of the
1910 season continues TO clout the ball
at $50 clip. He is also playing a
good fielding game i'm lcft garden The
feature of several recent games has
been tho playing OF Jake Daubcrt at
first base. Local fans arc comparing
his work with Hal Chase and the
similarity is not AN i'm favor of Chase.
The Superbas initial sacker is digging
them out from any old position and
his batting has also been factor i'm
winning many games.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
FODDER FOR THE
ALL-WIL MINGT0N FANS

parkside is .ull winning
uoe- anybody know where Ashley raa
on SATURDAY?
Cunningham anl posshert were on fhe
job with hits and runs ior hillside ON sst-
urdsy.
000
craig struck out nine East sider- That's
=o'ng some when you tte np seanet t.e
leaders.
Elliott Wa hcrs with Inc goodr
GOO
Jack F,m 'oe, 500 ,h~nc- io give
Rockford uo~t.
Jack on. or 'hc Birds. must have teen
uoLnd tbc ON % whom instructions Urre
given u. to hoH "a lau -hoII be thrown.
o
There is only ono team ON the Eaei
SIDE but II seems to bc q eooI 90. The
other seven oa tho West s.de.
600
nouzhc-iy s1'd take your last loot az
me Ba>uerd. FANS and br ON rup no
The how Window Of rfth and Mor.ct
streets, FOR 70 i- al nine.
OoO
lf bone head p'a, ing would win zinc
'"rom' Flynn pcnnant tne tsl-cudcrs
would have good chance
90
n Ashley had been something rood fo
eat the Birds would have starved 20 death
waiting for them
900
Hillside has found Good one m Iisrt-
ley of tho Eastern League
600
Hartman pitched p due csmo. allowing
Penn only four hits.
900
Hall was only one h't loo nd Uartmar.
and lost the game after retiring o side
on nine strikes.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

his league arerward Tic seldom thought
~ himself He believed ina Oh, ability of
nis men TO win another penudnt HE COM
manded tho respect of his assoc ates i'm tho
so,. Everywhere me- was force for an
that makes FOR success u as,bau. Tie
Wal bc missed.
O-4-o
Ladies' and gentlemen. We have with
u- this afternoon man vino needs no i'm
PRODUCTION To- this audience q man who
has lived 10 pluck the choic 'st " baseball
cpthets and weave them into earlands OF
actual beauty: a man who has sathcre !
thousand glistenins pear OF thought
or how to best manage D. neheads and
strung them upon the golden strands OF
his fancy TO grace the mantle Of baseball
posteritv. u gives ms pleasure 20 intro
ducc Mr. Percy T.. Garrett who viii now
entertain You. tAPPLAUSE).
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
This Page is Headquarters for Local
and General Sporting News
NEWSY D0INGS
OF THE "SEMI'S"

Cheer up Some days must he dark
and dreary.
You might have won. and YOU might
not
Wonder when Madison and Highland
will play all their games of?
-tS)
The three 'ta1ors" were slated to
each take game from the "lcaders"
Croney says he was never i'm such
shape n AN his life. and was sure Of
victory
some say rrenHs- viii go back to
DUPONT. ic says mo-.
"Gt certainly is a good thing 1t rain
ed. Harry Thomes
-tSl
Some consolation i'm the fact that
there are some great games for next
saturday. for instance fremont AIadi-
son.
We would have taken one or Gi,i
trying. Bob Waters.
-tSl
1t is fact that Peerless ha. landed
catcher. So everybody had better
beware.
What did YOU do with yourself sat
urday' Wasn't il awful?
Rumors have it that Howard 'ahe>
viii join tho college boys
-lS) ---
They say there is "a now manager
for Landith. Let's have his name.
-tSl-
If you havc anything important o
bring up. let the President know
about it.
-tSl-
The rain kept the public from know
/ ing NcWport's new men.
-t s l-
some other team win have to do th'
trick Peerless was going 10 do.-Giv,
4 fremont lis first one
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
BUSINESS MEN
SLOW PAYING TAX

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-More than a
million dollars has been paid into the
Treasury from the corporation tax. Re
ceipts for June aggregated SS42,62i.
Assessments OF 81. 100000 have been lev
led against the corporations of the coun-
try under the new law. The tax is pay
able on or before June 30.
Most OF the corporations whose asses
ments run into the hundreds OF thou
sands will probably wait until the last
moment before paying in order to util-
ize the money in other directions as long
as possible
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
MISS DUPONT
WINS PRIZES

Miss Amy r. DUPONT won several
prizes at the West Jersey horse show
at Collingswood, Ncw Jersey, ON sat
urday afternoon. She won the first
prize for the horse and run-about class
with Lady Rabbie. won fourth In the
class for combination saddle and har-
ness horses with Kentucky Belle. and
with tho same horse won fourth in the
saddle horse class for horses Of l5l
hands. The two horses won second In
the tandem class.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
RULES PROTECTING
SEMI-PROS RESCINDED

ing arm of the ma Ional commission no
longer hoVers over the scmi-profcssioual
baseball clubs oc the country Rule 3D.
passed last year. which prevented any
major or minor eaSuc from sisnns semi
professional baseball payers under con
tract without coming to terms with the
~emi-pro fessional club marager has been
rcscndcd. The ruling states that 10 has
come to the notice of the commss ON that
the semi-p.ofcssi, nal ub- were not living
up to or respecting tho spirit ~ the ru'c,
which was made for their benefit as well
as for the major and minor 'eague teams.
and that il would he best to rescind it.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

Jup. i,uN.
KNOCKS cut games. duncan
900
And l<iddy Reeves, too.
O-O-J
lf any more 20 Wen have 20 boo-hoo
900
Wasn't he a good sports We guess yes
O-O-O
Here's wishing Garrett success.
O-0-0
+ God and Prcntiss arc strength givers.
Another famous Friday. juno TO-
O-0-O.
Duncan's key entities him 10 the use OF
the clubhouse, lockers and shower baths
O-O-O
What is so rare as day I'm Juue7 It all
depends on whether you can sec a ball
game.
Cheer MP Trsynor, Reeves has gone and
the cherry season is here
900
Continue 10 have good time pevenny,
bur don't start nothn'.
900
Wonder II Griffith "a thinking that the
managerial bed isn't a bed II roses?
900
The army Of Brookwood pitchers did
very wei on Saturday. thank you.
900
Wonder j, wishing will give us clear
day the next time out?
0-0-O
duTout was absolutely helpless against
Bberview on Saturday for he first time
O-O-O
oliver didn't get a man further thar
Fourth and Market
O-0-O
n some one would only tip of th'
weather man that it Is June and not De
4 O. mber. We would be somewhat more thar
gratetm. We viii have to dig the over
COATS out Of their moth bali couch il thi
scrt Of thing keeps up much longer.
O-0-O
The "MiHonaires' now LOOK like bil
enemy.
Wouldn't it bump you to READ that Tray
nor and Oliver.
The wailing and gnashing Of teeth tina
arose from New Castle on Saturday nigh
testified that the news had reached III
village.
Duncan is likely TO have an of sessoi
now.
Critics say that II Traynor could Ee
about ten more men as good as Hall H.
would have a pretty fair bail team
O-O-0
MAYBE the bleaoher wags won't miss tn
hid.
Probably the picture Of Mr. Olive
doesn't natter him. but he certainly look
like it.
Dolsn is out in letter denying that h
Is anything that even resembles a bone
head.
We synpsthize with MousleS now tina
he must play DUPONT a double header.
0-0-O
TTaynor's teams a wondrous freak,
For no one comprehends e.;
whene'er It breaks its losing streak
II goes to work and mends IL.
O-O-O
We have heard the report that a few G
the minors are flirting with Mousley.
O-0-O
Reeves is gonel Long live the kid II
was the best yet the most nervous mar
ager in the set. He was a good fellow {
tic TO. He knew the game and knew h
knew a. lie was a wise counsellor II
always PulIee for his club first and 10
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
DR.. BARKER LOSES
IN PITTSBURGH PLAY

PITTSBURG. June 13-W. c.
FoWnos. Jr. of the Oakmont Country
club won the Allegheny Country club
cup in the invitation golf tournament
which closed with Saturdays play
FoWnes defeated Or. IA. ". Barker.
of Cambridge Mass, who represented
the Wilmington CDel) Country Club.
These two were In the finals after two
days of elimination plays, and Fowncs
closed the contest at the sixteenth
hole the score being : up and To
plaN.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
RAIN KNOCKS
OUT The SPORTS
ALI Wilmington League the
OlIV One to Get in Any
Games
ORIOLE-ASHLEY GAME
Is CLAIMED ON FORFEIT

Jpniter pluvns hit tho saturday
sport card hard Every League base
ball game except two on tho ali-Wu-
mington schedule. was knocked out.
as also was the regular light harness
matinee AZ Delaware Horse SHOW
Park. Tho rain fan OF the afternoon
was light. hut tho heavy downpour of
Friday night had transformed both
baseball diamond and race track into
seas of mud making running 10y all
! legs dangerous
The only two big games Of the day
resulted i'm like scores. Parksidc beat
ing out Highland and Hillsidc trim
ming Penn. each To .. Tho pdrkeide-
! Highland game was ono of the hest OF
the Wilmington series although
! the weather conditions we're not cou-
/ ducive to classy ball playing. Craig
and Kanz did tho pitching for High
/ land and gave eleven hits. Elliott
allowed seven
Score by innings
Highland ..1 o o 90 o o. o.
Parkside ... 80 q o 3 o o % n Q
Summary -Two-base hits. Walther
Base on balls. off Craig, .; off FL
liot. T. Struck ont. by Craig. 3, by
Elliot g. Passed ball Kauz.
The Penn-Hillside game was also full
Of class. Han. who held Hillside TO
five hits which. with a quartette Of
errors. lost the game. famed three
Hillside men in the sixth inning on
nine balls. II was the first trick of
the kind i'm the league this year. Bliss
Dougherty and Thompson each picked
double swat.
Score by innings
R.H.E.
Penn ..... ...1O1 O0OO o o. 4 a
Hillside . .211 90 O-5 4
Summary; stolen bases. Middleton.
I: Long. /; Dougherty. 3; Cunningham.
]. Two base hits. Thompson. Bliss and
Dougherty Struck out. by Hall. .; by
Hartman, B. Bases on balls. by Hall,
@ Umpircs. Robertson and Donahue.
b Because Ashley failed to appear at
the Oriole ground. the game was hand
cd 10 Orioles by the usual score.
Farmar has supplemented the UNI
pires award OF the game to him by
fling a second claim for the game. The
subject will go up to the league arbi-
traitors unless Farmar pulls back his
claim. Tinsman explains that he look
cd over the playing field at noon and
found it so soft that he could not be-
tlieve Orioles would ask for the game If
he failed To appear. and If Orioles in
,-sist ON ha ing tho game handed n
el6nf~ 'r4nsman says he viii quit the
league.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
FOR
THE AUTO RUN

A number of entries have been re-
ceived for the run OF the Delaware
Automobile Association to oxford next
Saturday. It is expected that about
fifty machines will compete. A hand
some cup is offered the winner. Entry
blanks have been sent 10 all members
of the association.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
AMATEuR BASEBALL.

Brandywine defeated YOUNG Americana
Is 10 3.
Riverside defeated Maps 10 g. Batteries:
Riverside. Lutz and Reed Maps, Holiveck
and Connor.
Coasters defeated Franklin A. c. 4 to ..
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
New castl. Hinh VIM

80 New Castle on Saturday the Hieh
School team defeated tile Aztec tenn ~
Woodbury.. y. j., TO 2. Rogers craven
put the ban over The fence for 'ho nrst
time This season and sent n Walls. who
was on base Tavor took a turn al pitco-
ing in tho ninth inning and the visitors
secured two of the three runs IN that
inning. Score by innings. RH.E.
Aztec. o.. Of. O.. ......0O1OOOOOe 3
n G.. II. S. .... e.. ..O2O121SO 6 o
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
MIR. wior in COLI Tourney.

Robert wier of tho Wilmington Coun-
try Club is entered in tho amateur goF
tournament for the Lynnewood Han cup
which opened ON the Huntingdon Vancy
Country Club links to-day Play win con
tinue untn Wednesday night
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
CATHOLIC LEAGUE.
ALL.wILMINeroN LEAGUE.

Wilmington League Bulletin
Contracts.
Hillside-W. c. Blest and John Hart
man.
Highland William Waters.
Releases.
Hinside-Joe Briscoe, J. G.. Riley,
John Biebel, John McGinnis.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

Wilmngtonisn Champion Boxer.
Paul ]. McIlheney. Of this city, cox
swain Of the battleship Kansas crew
is now the featherweight champion
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
rrinitv After a Game.

Trinity After a Ga0'e,
Trinity is without a game for Sat
urday next Any first class team de
string game should communicate
with Manager Clash, No. $40 West
Tenth street,
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

There are a number Of very promis-
ing youngsters by Admiral Dewey.
2.04 3-t. i'm training this spring At
Prospect Park. Baltimore. Lord Cal
vert. 2-year-old trotter by him. out
of Anteco Belle. by Anteco. 2.1s 1-2,
took "A record of 227 Ia in an effort
to beat go This is the seasons
record for a 2-year-old. and probably
the fastest record ever made by a @
ycar-old I'm tho month Of May
The easy going, happy -go-lucky
trainer is not always the successful
developer of speed he believes himself
To be. AS a rule the 210 trottcra
come from tho stables Of the hard
working trainers.
Curbs ara undesirable ornaments. vet
some of the featest of trotters have
suffered from them, including the Won
derful 2-year-old trotting champion
Native Belle, 2O7 "a.
n is the closely contested race rather
than that in which the fastest time is
made which electriies the occupants
of the grandstand and hleachers and
gives them a desire to come again.
There will be an old-fashioned country
race meeting at Milford. July 4. A num-
her Of Philadelphia horses have entered
6. M. Green, is well pleased with his
purchase OF Landama C). 3y sahib. dan
Script Issue, by The Bondsman.
1t is expected that the half-mile track
at Belmont will be completed by June D
when the second Of tho series OF race,
between Baltimore, Wilmington and tn,
Philadelphia Road Drivers will be holt
over the new course.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR To.D DAY.
American League.
Athletics at 81. Louis.
Washington at Chicago
Boston at Cleveland.
New York az Detroit.
National League
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Boston G. games).
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Tri- State League.
Lancaster at Williamsport
Trenton at Johnsown.
Harrisburg al York
Reading at Altoona.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

Bnyolo go, 209 IL. is working i'm
good shape al HirlSwood. Del, for Ray
Snedeker and while he has not been
any very fast miles vet shows all his
old time speed and lately recled off
quarter I'm ~ IL seconds He will
likely not start until the New York
meeting
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
NOTES FOR HORSEMEN
The Delaware Horse Show matinee
sas postponed on account Of rain.

Dr William p. Miller is driving an
other high bred horse. The doctor
may purchase another track horse.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

cheer up Some days must he dark