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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-06
Selletue uno 1aDton.

- Die QlttipnGre Der Danion 8ani
baben folaenbe 0irettoren ertpdbIt: ".
R. WtcWurtp, Sobn aruhten, gbparo
Dalter, 8so. Msbmann, Grdni gpgeIs
BAD, Wm. 81. Smith, 20. W. SpeEs
Ger, Gep. Ghneipsr, 80. 8. WcGormid.
%. q. Young. U. Gerrsin uno 5. W.
0arpion.
- Wabor I'm. Gin bon gsnsous
unter3iebt iih Der Wiibe, Spe5iaIibun'
gen bss Stabtratbs sin3uberufen. Die
bier RepubIitaner lsifisn audi itets bem
8uf Jol9e, bic Gemofrdten jsoo6 3iss
ban es Dor. grouenb fern3ubIeiben.
- Der Ganton ShuIratb bat ben
%. Tebrudr fir bic 5la9gsnbiFuns Der
3. Qpenus Sdule beftimmt. Die 1ete-
fpirb unter ben Gufpisien Der ). 8. u.
81. aboehQIten iperoen.
- Soiepb 9pndn bon so. 3 Boone
Ctr, DaptDn purbe seitsrn bon einsm
Setter in bic 6anb gebiHen. Or.
Spiselberssr brannts bic Wunbe aus.
9enrp RooneD bon Der 3. Ipe.
unb BERN Ctr, Dupton. erittt seitern
burd einsn Juu cine gsrrentung bss
Shulterblattes.
eSm DaDion poltseigeriht tper.
ben beute abenb Jrau q. g. Shab-
bingsr unD Wargoret mtgopen, Geib.
Don Neipport, ipeibe BON SObn 8
Smith bon Der 8. uno D'salIon NDe
beg Srieoensbruds angetIugt iinb, pro
5efirt tperDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-06

Gie GpbiEston Efnee FIR Sas yGin'
riunati Splfsblatt" befinSet iid) i'm
0cbanoe Der GpDington Gual & Sauo
So, go. 509-511 Naoiion 9Ipcnnc.
glu5eiaen, Nittbeilmn gen nno geitel'
lnngen trgcubmeldjer girt meroen biz
10 ltbr glbeuOs haielbit cnteegcngr'
Hpmmcn. Selephpu Sontb 240O.
- 9eiBtitetOerGnoerungen. Mars
garet g. RInoer an gmma g. Rinoer,
cine Got BON 50 Bel 100 SUB an Der
Subiette Der Boone Strabe in 2atpz
MIA gu 81. - Charles gB. Oant:I an
SSames u. 9ougbertp, Qot Np. 2S2 IN
Der MiqOaIe Qano so. llntera6tbetz
lung gu 5000. - 'Frso. Wiridsr Ii. u,
en- emma 9. 8inoer, Qots go. 173
uno TIA in Sehons' lluterabtbeiIung
ii! 2atonia gu 81.
- 5eiratbsiteine. gilbert 3. 0urr,
%, bon 9iqua, g., uno SteQa 81.
Wlulins, %, BON 2atonia, ap. - Gbz
1paro 8entI:r, %, Don Gopingtpn, unb
5attie BEL, q, Don Deit GooinqtDn.
- Stanlep Sopn5eno, %, unb 9iroie
q MiIner, 16, BON Gooington. - Z.
st. Cornelius, %, unD 8era Ruft, q,
BON Piner, Rp. - 9arpep 8. Goot,
SO, bon MaD8pile, 40., uub Ttora
g. Sperce, 80, por gomerop, 8.
- 5m Gtrcuitgerift puros oeItsrn
ppn Nrtbur gopIe, ytahlaboerpaltsr
Don CLARA 3. 8ueQ, qe1en Die g., q.
e G. StraBenbabnz8efeQThaft auf
S25, 900 SfaoenerIls cine &la8e elm
g:reiht. SSn Der Rlageihrift niro err
tpdbnt, oaB Clara 8ueQ am !. Qpril
1909 an Der U2aoiion QDenue uno
Sbaler Strabe einen Straben6ubns
Waggon Derl1Ten polte uno 3u oieiem
3tpete Die 9Iode ge3ogsn babe. Q(ls
tie ben Wagoon perlQiTen DolIte, babe
6iefer ith angebIih gu Fru6 nisber In
gepesung geIsbt. gle itiir3te gu gos
Den unb erlitt 8erIeBunGen, pelten
fie dngebli6 an 3. 5uIi 1909 erlaq. -
Jlora Wluuins reidts 9e9en W}eloin
Uiuatns cine S6eioungstlage ein
Das podr bate iit i'm Sabre 1899
perbeiratbet. Gje beffuloigt ibren
8atten Der 9rauIamteit uno Der Der
na6ldIiigung. sic Oerlanot auber
Der 56eioung bic Cbbut ubsr t9r
ainp. - 9a5 geItament bes aoB
We2aughlin mar i'm gountpq:rift be-
ftdtigt porben. 9egen oieIe 9eftdtte
gung purbe nun BON Ssiten oes 9Dm.
MeHamara uno uHberer Grben eir
i Proteft ein9ereidt.
- Jm 9Oli3eigeri6t fparbe seitern
EDbn Gee, stn Sarbiger, tpetdsr beg
Eiebitabls Don glsirohren beIdulbigt
tpirb, unter 5000 8irgfdaft ben
E5roBeeidporenen iibertpiefen. - Gep.
tJilbert erhislt iregen 1ragens pers
bOrgeHer Woffen cine GeIofrafe bon
e25 auoitttrt.
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Jener.

- Gin. sismlihe Qufresuns tpurbe
esiisrn ubenb turS mad ssbH utr
burh elm Jtusr btrurfahi, bab Tn benz
asllsr Der 4nlogen Der !. .. Ranban
Co., 80. 610 - 612 W.f Court Ctr.
gum ausbruh fam. Das fJtuer fab
onfdnsIih 70 gsfdhrIih aus. bob fos
fort Elm ,tpeiisr alarm absesstsn
purps. 1em sntrgilfxn Dorsehen cer
2Ofhmannfhaf.en gelang es. bic
Jlammsn auf bic GslIsrrdumli6isitsn
su bsfhrdn,en unb Der Shaben biirfte
fido auf ,aum $500 beInufsn. Die
sFirma fabrisirt Muid)intn fiir bas
Soiilsraefperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-06
Horb Cincinnati 5nrnberein.

Der Wore Cincinnati 3nrnnerein
bdli beute abenb cine fpi6tiss unb ois
fer Wabridsinlid,ttit nod cine re6t
inisrsHante geriammiuns ab. Gas
reihbdltige prosramm umfabt an bic
sip6lf Qummern. geriAieosns Dor.
triss tperosn aebaIisn unb dubsrbsm
ioa Die 8eriammluns cine art GdIubs
ititr bes gunossiurnfeits fem. Mus
olIsn bisleH 0riinbsn fotikn iih eie
Mitglieotr sablrsih einFinben unb eins
nal burh cine .srobs" Weriommluns
barthun, bdb Der Noro Cincinnati
Turnperein Der itdriite unier alIsn
WtrsiHen gineinnnti's III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-06
gterbliHfeitSberid)t.

Sem Geiunbbsitsdmi fpurbtn gss
tern foiatnpe Tobesfdk eemtlbe.:
GpelD Jielos. 8 Wlono.e, 114S Sloo
SIR, 9r0nhiiis.
anra Rdmsotn Sobniton, AT. Olsns
bale, g., grufttrtbs.
5urmarb Bart, 81, Stabthoipital,
sSnausit in 5frpebe.
Geo. 6orntr, 80, 1925 WofHut
Str, GtiuiHbjuht.
MaIier 5ofman. 90, 1923 gaugbn
Str. 2unasrsntsiinbung.
Guf1n 6. Jdrris, 73, 1920 eaifern
Ins., Sdrmisioen.
Mdraurstbs e,eds, 30, 1105 1arri'
ion 4ps., 3uderrubr.
Ssnrp +. Shmibi. 78, 1421 gres
men Str, altersihpd1s.
WatbiIoa 6. Shfpadb, 1S, 1922
Dertsr glbs., 5nqusit in ghipsbs.
Sohdrnd Srrmnnn, 81, 731 sd.
Ritmonb Ctr, Snausft in Shpsbe.
Dilidm Wssp, q, 2489 Sessar
gtpe., Sfuiuofudlt.
Glsonors aeams, %, 1914 Gin
Str. ssraueIt in ShDtbe.
IAN. Gioran, 35, Stabiboipital.
Ritrenleicen.
Catherine Shrobtr, 81, 719 Dons
rersbereer Str, 5srsleiotn.
Sbhn Wtslep, 45, 80 Baum Strg
Sersleibtr.
Morn Wloriariip, As, 584 Delta
9los., Risrsnleibtn.
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Gt.erlanbuiBfteiHe.

Jgb. J. Sutkrlanb. SO, Jobu Ctr.
gmtlp ). epans. As. bsssI.
I6enrn g.Inds, 80. Bomb Din.
ellie 5ippenbauer, SO. glmnoob.
Cigar 8. gtnidmiu, 80. Martin ct.
Caroline llblenbrod, "a. 6dronsr pI.
lRapmonb p,ress, "a, IL. Ctr.
Gertrude gbsn, %, Zine Ctr.
I Allen 0utting, %, ROripoob.
Bertha Marbis. %. Clinton Str.
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5err 5onn gliidfiein bat bic ala
mertsr 5dlls iuohibtlannte Wirihs
ihoii ar Der Siibofsgde Der Uint
uno Mereer Sirabe iduflih ernorbtH
nno am Sdmitae. 8. Jdnuar. IoI eds
gotal in srobdrtiasr Weife .r0ffnst
iperDen. gu biei.m 3peds iinbei aud
Elm TansfrdnsteH fioti uHS fir bic
grauidune Der Gdfie fpirb In auss
t6mmtid,sr Weii. gsiorsi.
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year-olds aud IN. s~-t~ma'l ." bres ding Gor
speed ths, nov mpkes the hight harness
h"rse a. firmly ir'rrnchad - family
- the thoroughbred h1s hscn Ter genera
tons
There have been trottirg and pacing
races m this country for -O' YEAR and
races of ~ort at the tro' for a longer
time ~ Great Rr,'tn The thoroughbred
~ -" forrdE .ou ~ lGn rgni harness
stock np'ahiv imported Messenger who
- t1ouEht ~ h.ve hsr' snm" English
, trutuug blood on me daia IT, but in
IN" lat 'Venty ve.gS the direct thorough
bred outrro-s Ma. been inIrsquent al
though sometimes with good results. and
TN" american stock breeders have relied
~ trotter- 70 produce trotter~
~ with the thoroughbred the mating
Il -rcpi with speed does NOT always Uro-
duo" ~" f.'rte-t stars of the hight harness
hCrs" firm lrlrnt. tn, kindred blood Ia
the extreme reed usually turns up
trunp- and with tho sound breeding
lines now followed II l. seldom that a
mistake - made IN breeding from the
phenomenallv fast individual
The two iheurIe, ~ breeding the llgh'
harness hur>" 80 lightly touched on are
still IN debate To pms ~ bT, ely .tHp
rich men have become poorer nv n too
enthusiastic adherence Ia one or the other
method added Ia some side frillS m the
way of personal views of their own
Poor men too have gained riches some
times nv an accidental adherence Ia
either speed lines oT collateral blood lines.
tut Il IL certain that the champion light
harness hors" j. no longer an accident Of
mating
Trace the pedigree Of to-day- record
breakers and the family tree will blossom
with the brilliant performers OF the past
or the near relatives to them. The late
j. Malcolm Forbes paid tiOO. OO for Arion
when he became the champion two-year.
old nearly twenty years ago by the record
Of 2:iOil Records are az highly esteemed
from the monetary aspect now a. they
we're then, and tn the outsiders one OF
the peculiar things on the part 81 the
bidders and the owners ~ that tlOl.Hu
was refused tor The Harvester after that
stallion lowered u , 80 the worlds record
that bad stood from 1871. although he paid
only tp.'sn Tor him ~ a three wear old. and
that E-tabrunk has refused an uher ~
Si5,G0tor ColOradnE Breeders undo rs'. nj
that the price means only a hard and fast
commercial oher on which the buyer who
has stock farm would expect to realize
ins r"rrautage Of profit aside from the
triumph " po~slhly raising other world
heaters
The value 81 the trotter N breeding :
not limited to'this country II - strong
IN Australia and throughout Europe
and tho victories ~ the FORE On bred
stallion Willy. 2ts'.. this season IN this
country show how well the American
trotting stock has lean acclimatiyed m
far away land. Willy - of American
hn.ag. on both sides and - the only for
eIgn horn 'roti.'r vet to ha raced here
In June an uHer 81 So 49, FOR krepesh.
the champion Russian trottIng stallion.
was refused at Moscow after no had won
= great race There - no American
trotting blood M tho pedi gree - krepesh.
hut the valuation proves that certain
hight harness horses are \ sound business
investment m any pari ~ the world
There have been hs1rthurnlngs caused
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ih"ugh IN" Pc - t'u,hr vt pho,ugr v
ne" T." r.' tam. '"-'-i H. SECURE puhlir
a''prONqi
I'm IN "'h"r hrrd strr.. IN. camera has
gwen N to - thorn ,hs n"Ippksrs ~
-" ~ - S',"l ca p,rA MT vlth the eve
many WpiIuus they tnrneriv nverlr"k Ell
'"d would hav" ral' dimp"ssrn NSnap
- "n" ~ th" tror'rng rg~..S ~ 10 re-
CEN trr"d tir~rAt m"c'ipc >, New Work
'TIrh' -" 90 The "a. -, with az thr.-
''"' - 'h" Earth 71d ~" n.P-ny rr'l-
'trd~ d"ol?rrd rhr- 'rr hri ~. 'sd he
'Ir ursiru,n russiEtr ihrv q 4 hut
~ ~" frr'rI'n e 70 s.,nrd N winch the
H'Il"n took Pic" III * v~ H',d ha," lr,rled
an 0'n' r'rallv g....N '-rstsh'
,nl"r'l' = n" v,r.d', ,hPnpr,n
h~r"-v"a ibid r. tito. Mas,au~h' ~ 'ha
"fr' ~" I'nr.r' 'r.,' ~ d. NV y"
Siu1 N.'s,s SIS - 'r,'.-i ~
isst"s w. heats Ut F"y rr~' - In r. -
ip :u7'. end ,.u5'. In" vuunE stallion
~rs not urged lu "lrh"r h'r'. finishing
each tim" IA q - Fud the urlnoNers
believed thai he u' 'h' hr." gone ~ , ~.
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there was "A curious group ~ reporters and
Idl"r~ awaiting cur apIea rance On deCk
! could now reveal my We"lth without N"
risk - losing u more ,ufdsnlr Than ]
had found u
An nv jewels cried stopping short
In my mental Distress over th,s moi
unfortunate cputrei"nps ] cam" near
leaving them IN the cabin
We returned To- nv cabin " he stood
eypeCtant. ms back again the door !
Opened the locker | turned and faced
him wuh N" sparkling gems IN my eN-
tended palm
Won E,ll t.As mo - "n," n "ios"d
conveyance. sd -wrhpu' -" insult
~ hose -ha"il"s YOU fpurIShed ou I"Ck
20 commit .ng rnagIstr1'a. 80 20" rom.
m ttfng magistrate np~t k""n 80 he pwU
duIe~ and - ~. rights ~ ~" lo,rIssd
! suppose | must he hssitl'0yi after q
pause though m lie a. y" br',sa for q
Judge Nentworih viii treat Won Ike m"
gentleman Won pretend 10 b.
You will see that m" iaii'r give ius
comfortable quarters b., myself With
nv meals sent from ouit-'d" ani tv'Is'v
10 act ~ valet continues I hsNs ne
intention Of undergone IN" ignurnry
81 an examination. -h7li - ~ b" r"nI.
mttted A. once
There ought 80 be NJ tir.ulty ahou'
all that no ar sw.rsd more brisklv. hut
NJ course you'll h'N" Z" MAJ " g"'d from
tiine 10 tom"
Won wii .en1 me the h",' criminal
lawyer "a town yea Anr1r go hat ! 'u".r
the most successful ~ i-rirsi lIny"r ~
town
-Bolrho - vour mar VIZ I.asc~lI~s .
he cried ~ zerly HE hls us' ~ Vet lost
case when 'pndiuons ore right ~
have him over A. soon - W. Get nicely
aeiflet
Come 'hi- yav nov -ir. please can
snaaL Won pu' ~ the stern before q soul
- the WISER Nh1i'S The sense 81 OK
posing an " I Sen'i~mdn like YOU -
the gsD-~ and gr1ints ~ those pigs 40
abOve' 1ry this cigar. Won't yoI' ] Rn'
" ~ HAVANA imp0r''- m had soT .
bs hNsl al right
So % -az ths' ~ N" cost NJ dia-
nond = rrbv anu ~ emerald slipped
succr<sIysiy INTO an i''r'ns paln PRO
tected M rights and regained ths Def
eren'e hai Sas justly M '"s
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that he took all that waS granted and
then b" rl.ng"t INTO hus mes.
Exactly nay dear I.a-prll",. LrIwl@d
Mr. Bolrhp - be- pun" luNuuou-ly IN
on" IT IN. nal' ,-uzen ue-f"r;o- no md
SKINNED from NV New ~ oT'cu"i noN. 1T
- all veNattot= ni-taA"
THIS Madame Elise vlth ANON Won
were ~ inprId"nt ~ 10 form - ing
association va naturallv infurate' hV
your approaching mgrrlg. vI.t YOUR
cDu.lu, Nj, IUlr Il-r"l'", Ia alifHon
q" ihl- I"1lprJs raucor ~" aa.,,u- tu nav.
had TERRIBLE aNu"u"nc" whll. lot ~ Tho
chateau thar pGIt" uT~r' h-r al-"Iiv
unralanC"d MIN" Henca TINS warn 81
her L. noting more than d"'us,on
Wei attack boz .artN. ny hoy. art
hav" her locked rp A. a daug.ror- luna.I'
Presto change ~ IN. goes N YOU ~ conn"
out ana TO- good IN each instance
The "a" against m. tnrn da--lri-
only on rsr urrorrohofl'ei story I
asked Flr"ldv hearing the chnrrs ~
vInni'liipn. 81 eady IlafhnR he m"
at triumph
Hun. H.. 'r9utICall' ., A. pre- mt
~" ,dtn r'.-.s ~ Iar Ln,,rruburat,d
s'of.. ns' .hn made q - ecif, ,har-e.
VpI nusf remember namely. that Inu
G"hu"rai-i. fasteEeJl IN. door II y ,ecte'
,hs nrer m the sanItarism ms NV n
." tn" pie."ui prorfI"tprs mo- 81 hIoh th,.
real phip'.D Iaac"'N~- confined t."v, ~
h1rrrl'.S. rni. 10 hal wandered no.
tina ~ "a r"suli
I knn.. ! nos intercepted n.r-
,oI ". -blr rhar" - No. pro"f there ,ar
le no urpOf
There % ~ pr""f nv t.tr fellow -
vrr 40 ig.'iv '"n0r. ~ ysi The vaaair
~ justice MO-" 'Iurgl hlr unic.. y "rl
gre ts-,l P-,lt... Nulr Fin. vas -,
eNh ,us'ai offer N" had ~ - the ra.tt-
rnou" 90 'n',h tho valrpui .aS 70. -
thai % vIll lc 81 l"ls' auD'h"' atv before
he e al =" 10 r.p.nt ou' o." the agIhnri, 90
the sJact lors'inn 81 no" ~cara ~ tho
ira adv 4 ihe'" pA- traGe~!" .r.
dprstand ~ fact ihaf 4 n" ~ Ia 10 with
fheu to-morrow Afternoon The s.Dpar
ihe better. say !, d,n't sOu.-
I whispered zprp'h'n- I don know
" hat ! don't want 10 Enpv shtj bu'
though spfi - a bTeI'h ~. words -s-..if. ~
- res1IrN through iHH huIldtp- like .
ThInS.s nl!p I covered nth nv HAMS
20 rty ear. fpr ,ho ,srv a,hOs.- 80 them
WI w m IS.sd the lsv""r II T.
aIWIys the sIine that I'D me ita bic.
dread e me corpus deiI,,. don
blame you Ring ! n"'r nv dear 49,
celIes corpus deficit can PLAY he
deuce and al wi'h n" l'rst laid plIna q
men and mice
For in-tan1r -iIpr,cs. that through
Nine Ehs~. guidance so-I@ soTt -
h1dy Eisoild - o ri IN ;i@ siuitulurl.
there = always sons to-t e body tucked
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very pat 81 his bul!.t head. He slouchad
To- the door
Slong Guvror.- he ,aid. I'm 81 o
10 make myself scarce thoush ther" Ein't
no need
Then. th"n you weren't observc,Ig-
her" : no such thing In my bu mess
a. ! runs u
Coed
might SHv. " YOU wants the gnspaI
that DID run acrost a woman down tho
r"ar. after the thug had got golrg good
aud IN" seen M" a. ! seen hoT Nv IN.
gler". tug deep eyes. SOUR 70 brow heAvy
jaw ID know her gain a, she woulI
know m anywhere or tim. thi, si4a 81
IN" last place: hut II IA" wasn't crazy
herself she wa PlPI Fl, help m. shr sas
glad that | done it,
I'CarC"ly knew that ne vas gone thou-h
IN" rr'I. { would h" R."Pi. 80 a '~ortped wa
iy sudden idea That DESCRIPTION. Vol
though roughly drawn. how IL fitted
tou, re Claire. whom he'd Icf, tor deaf
On PsgCt lle Could u he? II would ~
~" 'ho mvttery IN which Ihe lived and
moved and had her IL ing Tor her - havo
t-'"u conNey'd 10 the FCcne VI my
oTd"a Well. 30 much the b~ttsr. III"
poor faithful soul. ird"od she would -
glad that h" he'd dor" ~
With an equal mind | lsrguidly
sufn@d NV breakfPN Ticking an thu
parcr m"r"ly through habit. Wv evPs
'Rught ~" words in these glazing heah-
in"s. Death - Young phvsItiar whil~
hravslv r~souing tie inmates ard I
- and read no more
Arsi1 ] was prisoner ~ my fca-s
Again covered with my hands over my
ea--
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end trains The Harvester. - the Nestor
~ Tho craft a1d h has been ottaa
rutted against Budd bottle. Holmes
GDllr whose name has filed th'
trumpet hiPs' ~ fame Den Mace. Di-
reCtum Kelly CId ma'v more drivers ~
tn" past, VII " holding his own with Ia
rpirsmen u the pr. sent.
Ge.rs il ~ ed until lately he hiss hee1
Using crIiChps owing 20 spill IN sulky.
hiS third P,"iClent ~ the sort IN his
l'ng cFr,N.r At the New York meeting
G.ers could get arp'ud with thu ed Of
cane and he had 10 10 assisted 10 seat
in the sulky, bat the reins once IN his
hands Gesrs saI up as straight and vas a.
adept - any youth
~ with Jockeys on the turf the drivers
who gain fame must he mental judges Of
,acr iOSSe-- courage and have the faculty
- max ,ng hors"- obey them without pun
I>hmeni \ driver has the aid 81 wrist
watch to toll how fast he - rating along.
nut uai;.ral iustinC, must supplement
this. and as with the jockey he must 10
abie 20 sir up the resources 81 the other
horse, ~ the race
The illustration shows C;eer- IN CONVEX
SatlUn with Frame Walker. Tor many
wears the official starting Judge 81 the
Grand Circuit New Workers haN g known
hun IN his capac ny sin, the remote laws
When On account ~ adverse legisls lion
"a tonnerticu' th" Charter OAK meet ne
t.'uN pls," q; Flee wood Park
walker has "A s-.lt IA IN" lower Iart ~
~" Judge II md nd So long A. ,hN horses
score property for the - arr he - a hidden
end unknown official tn a green visitor
o. the 'rutS bat when the drivers begin
100 Jockey for M" best Of the start W 10
delay d 80 - t. tir,. ur exCit. a rivals
hor~". Walker hobs up like "A jack IN the
box md his orders. punctuated by fines
Of 49, or Sion sound - sharply a. the snap
~ Whip
! don't have TO le taught my business
once r"tprt-'i driver 10 whom Walker
had given hint about being more eager
tu get IN.
ThRJ remark will cost you sIOo. sad
Walker pistSsntlv.
What ar" You giving me- shouted
back the driver. atm driving 10 suit
my horse
That's ScOn sad WElker
hRup"nlng- ~ thiS sort are ,nfreuuen'
o. that they are known - he IN TN
- made "a" starting under Walker
absolutely far IN the long run Has fines
Ar" collected hy the National TrnttinR
Assoc lstiun from the main on. IN Hart
ford and not To pay means expulsion for
the driver and horse
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% howev"r show ~" PAGER with tire"
= clsa, 90 90" t.acN
NuyhrIdg.. the, iliipr'..l rtot gra no
.p under t.' Ir~"t.tI r Ut ~nuar..
Leland stanford t..I.f-c 90" 'or~a o..
motion upset tH" .H..l- p tri.-t~ and
oi ordinary h.m1uI', x'' uS 49,"
action - both 'N. rHrr.rs t,l La-r -.
horse Inc Thoroughbred 90 ..".-i va-
seeD often - u-ud Ip u.- ,r...~ Virh %
trotting motion and Goo ne. ...H,ru It'"
from the ground IN" ~vn".lug gallul.
win all -four ho"fsevt"ud.dp IT the painter,
uoats and prose writes stood r'v' lai
a. dsCeption of VISION and 10 b" az
ruached IA. nearest by the trotte- wien
= uR sgrIarsly az thu top 81 his speed
In" early photographs 81 Muybridg"
V"ra ridiCuled hv tho artists fur several
vars before haing accepted ~ truth and
transferred 20 ~" cvnNa- tv"n ~ rA'-
d PIC. instantaneous '7pr tnr'i"Is Of the
camera may not b" reproduced ia th'.r
.t...rI'ud". but all who rant or sketch
'. horse. from TIA" acad"mlcian {" the
lag" sign painter. Subdu" IN" old lines
u' u"tuty 20 the actual movements even
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
INN FROW PiNiHI.
I ncl- sam shipping French LraUnEs
FROM the Canal Zsne To New Norh.


SorusthinE like ~. ISL tons ~ MD French
runk from the Panama canal - he NJ
shipped 10 New YORK for -als This iunk
Includes old locomotives dump cars tanks
harges, boilers gtrdsr-. dTedges sheet
iron. paris ~ old machinaIy and other
'hings Tor which The Fren,h tanal Jom-
pany paid millions ~ dollars and shi"h ~
LETT Ia go 90 ruin on the Isihinus
The scrap '.-being -eni north m iO' too
lots. and three years Will h. required T."
ship IL all Zach of the locomotives ~
nv tho French Yields betseen son and
ear worth ~ copper alone The commis-
-,on VIII save the old steel rails on the
ls'h'aus 80 - used ~ reinforcement IA
The concrete work and ~ telephone snf
-leETaph poles
some IT this old French Junk hss been
found N extraordinary places DredSes
have heen discovered almost buried com
pIetely 10 sand. hundreds 81 feet away
from any body ~ vater and oveTErov
ain dense tropical vegetation Apparently
thsy have hen earned away from the river
nod by hiEh ater ~ the river tell las
AZ fled ia rnurae Several of these buried
dredges vere IN a fairly good state 81 pre-
erN alton aud are nos doing NOrk on the
isthmua
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hold "a .if,.,.. md q. ,-.r,... mt, -, Itgh,
t,r.v., Nd .,,g,,,,,.y
~, =. t,... g., 4, ~. sd IN
,,...i ,.i.,,,.,,..,r..
". "a, %. r....,,. -I,,,...I
~. .I.... 49,. IL. II 80. ..,,,,. ,,,
II" ava q nm h'h 'hlhN 80. Won
think =" ! might hdN" mentioned ~ a.
= place rspugnaut o.. re FROM nv long con
,ir.r.,p, ,r...... IN. tin. ,,...,Id 10 i,g; ,ne
- -, I
''''
'"i...'l o.. y I"'. 90 '''lii o. A.dN' "'i''"
BIt b.. v 20. !. 'nrd"t 600 ~ A." r1li> and
"a. Ir.. 90 o.. r..,-. of pussi.l" con
.,.,.,,..,...
no. ''' ~ "''','. '"'.
NJ" i'ii n'ghi' ~" Wv l"a~' ~ ih"n
va 80. fog ia. WiG'", r.iyhi ~. caught
IN f,. r,. az colr.. 10 would l...r,,
II. II, -. . -.
CIV
o. mus prov" am no. 'ia'N fi''A" ADDED
- ~" "la"kn"ss 20, vas aC"'lInula, ing
angtu., ne
H.. 60. .,iu be mich, H.. ,.,.,cb,
.s.., ,n. ~, -, - = 49,. -,
49, Nv ~ o. "'' wv
hiliiv = eNpl'irIng Away what o. had
.s.u,ei ne ga- atteu UtinC - do. or n
nj ,,rgb, r.. mich, r,,o l,,- .o,- ~,
,..,. -. ,,,,t4 ,..4 a. t,,,, 49,,
-
ma. 'hh ''.'' N"uh' wv VI" hls Nh'NI-
"dr" tt his 'wn 1dN1rt1g". hai1n"tnC tho
H,rrr-- r lIckmatI against tn, - -
,.,.., H., 49,, - ,u ,bo,,oh
,h.,.,-r, -, - -
not 'ihEh'. 'h'"h" W. 49,. '''"gh
cc'npli-h'HE ne sci ara app"T"7tl"
r"i,,ns away ,'A" ur"oIS N we ,nish''
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Ill

The ha.'v preparations Nv which vha'
S vuizarly termed cell had heen CON
verted into = c,sav den y~rc scarc-ly com
pletet before Counsellor Randall BoIuho
and vere N close consultation.
tell Handsome man ~ the prime ~
yieor. w,th glossy hlack ha.r and flashing
black eyes and = PINK and white com
plaXion a. demure a. girl's. the LAWYER
quickly verified the " aIsTrred comment
had had from the zealo,s jsil~r that thsre
was mo damn nonasnse al,p'n Bolitho
He had A. ~nce taken Tor FrFntsd ell The
embarrassing rrriiTiinar" 80. ind~et.
my diminished aistcoat her ,Dtdd attest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

10y the a, nrlooAInE o. rhlnr" 'u nuy =
world heater r"-""u- the great -tal-
lion depossd rs record holder hv Ih"
Harvester and IN" resent pacing wonder
" .dge~ood Roy and Lady Maud O.
cost their hT~; Nv nerS very lttie rnuua.
and returned 10 them thou-a nds ior 81, d
hundred e H." original puilhv
Tho stories oi the other sort ar" NOR"
common The man who refused 10 hIv
pudI" Arrhdals a. q two ysaT-Old frr
S3OI - an instance IA point The mare =
now ; wears old With a record ~ c'.i'
and has won first money this season IT,
three sinGuand on" sip-, stakes besides
Other plump sums John " S"nGlt~