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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
Is III NloRTH THAT MucH2


The present bin for permanent To-
cation OF the state capital means an
expenditure of at least $4,0O0,0O0 for
site and luildings
1t means that three men will have
absolute sontrol over the purchase
aAsi selling price Of aii lands utiliz-
a--that thsg shah say what il to be
dare No restriction Is placed against
tieif acts sthey can employ a billion
.Ccnars worth Of Help" they may de-
clare that 1000 acres OF land Is too
much for a capital location site and
conclude 10 locate same in Timbuc-
too from that decision there will be
no appeal. And, remember, those
ihree men are to be appointed; they
represent themselves and no one
else.a
There is certainly but few people
fayoging chat outlay; surely few vot-
ers will indorse the proposition But
rrental opposition will not aid; il
must come through the voter at the
ballot box Tune IT,. That is the lhl.--dl.aa.ss d.aa.ss
selected. that is the time when we
lfust forever crush such infamous at
tempted raids upon the state treas
lnss,
ID Is too plain i loot scheme.
Is it worth that much?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
WAY TO VOTE.


The clamor OF the town lot sales
men from Oklahoma City ought not
to bias the judgment Of single state
voter. That outfit has oyerreached q
its mental and financial capacity
II has gone too deep 10 recoup, unless
the state, through the instrumentality
OF its voters, actually votes to rein
state the crew in the sale of their
farm lands for townlots or even worse.
The effort to take the commercial
record of the great state metropolis
and, because OF it, locate the state
seat of government upon some one 5
100 acres of farm land, thereby Civ
ing him an opportunity TO pay bank
obligations, is a new one in the scope
OF state government; it can emanate
only from those who are so selfish
they would wreck the state or bring
reputation charges to the very doors
OF all our people.
How much that outfit owes we
know not; neither can it be told; that
1t Is much, is well understood the
bank failure there indicating the top
heavy load was uncomfortable and that
redemption OF promises can only be
obtained through the people OF the
whole state.
II would be much cheaper for the
taxpayers OF the state to vote sub
sidy for the townlot grafters, giving
them in money outright, than to al
low them to have finger in the pie
of looting the permanent seat OF
government in Oklahoma. They de
mand too much. They ask the people
OF this state to stand for Reputation
of compact and that a compact witt
the government Of the United States
they ask for ali they proffer naught
as recompense. They depend upor
the Influence OF certain non-influ
entail citizens, who advertise stand
ing, but never allow the people to get
a chance to show how they feel a:
to their status.
AS citizens of great state, demand
ing only that right prevail let us vote
down this iniquitous capital remova
bill; let us make the world under
stand that Oklahoma holds all pledge.
sacred and stands for that which is
OF the greatest good for the greatest
number.
The election is June IL. On thai
date the capital removal schemer:
expect to put one over. Theil
scheme embraces all that is bad
ca. ries with it loot of millions. Il
is not so much where the capital may
be permanently established insofar a.
that outfit be concerned, as an effort
to fool the populace and get ava,
with the profits Of big venture.
Therefore the way to vote on tht
capital removal bill Is NO" 81
voting, the towDlot men will fail o
purpose, the best interests of the state
viii be conserved, and all win pTofi
thereby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
4. 4 N. COLLEGE IlINGS'
Commencement Program al
State Institution Will
Begin Tonight : .

A large class will graduate from
the Oklahoma Agricultural and Nee
hanical college at Saltwater next
Tuesday The address to the gfadu-
ating class will be made by President
r. b Craghead Of Tulane pniyersi-
ty, New Orleans.
The commencement exercise will be
commenced tonight with an electrical
display by the senior engineers. Sat
urday evening there viii be an oper-
eta, "The Haymakers.1
Sunday the Rt Rev. Francis Key
Brooks, Episcopal bishop OF Oklaho-
laurete SER
mon.
Monday will be senior class day and
the military and band features will
he brought out.
The members Of the board of agri-
culture will go to Saltwater tonight
Following are the names of the
graduates:
II. Stanley Allen, Herman j Baade,
Wilmer H. Camp, Roy Elwood Claus
sen, Norval M. Faulds, John Guy Fish
er, Fred Paul Funda, Robert James
Stewart Hagar, Frank c. HAMILTON,
John Homer Hamilton, Chester a.
Hamon, Lee f. Hilderbrand Willis
|. "a Buber, Charles Shelley Jones,
lERoger Eugene Kenyon, Beverly d.
| King, Viola Victoria Kirkpatrick,
t'E Ralph Koken, Myrtle Iva Lewis,
| Iva Amelia Mcbride, Lee Murray
Nouman, Archie Cook Oursler. Roy
Ardon Poche, Llewellyn B. Ritter,
lsAlmira Blanche Rogers, James Reese
Ross, Frank j. Solement, Annie May
SHAW, Clayton Ray Smith, Harry
4Brooks Spaulding, John. Montgomery
I Spiedel Ralph E. Spohn, Otto Theo-
ia1ore Straub, Nora Amarylis Talbot
Frank Joseph Tibbetts, Edward e.
! Vezey, Marguerite Pearl Walters,
Minnie Bertha Walters, Robert Oliver
Watrous, Doris G. viii, Guy P. Will
liams, Harry Emerson Williams, Clyde
Melvin Woodworth. Wayne H. Worth
ington.
Bookkeeping-Albert S. Andrews
VIII X. Carter, Louis Collins, Auman
e. Black, Harry A. Darlow, Dorette
Louise Deter, John H. Fowler, Harry
A. McFarren, Herman C. Reifkohl
Lola Tudor John Walter, Harvey A
Yost, William Yost.
Stenography-May Barnes, Ethe
Bottz, Gladys Bottz, Manford A. Cox
Mabel Cripe, Mabel Garrett, Iva Ruth
Gallagher Donna Jones, Steela Flor
adine Miller, Minnie Moebus, Evelyn
Northup, Paul II. Row, Jay o. Snow
den, Willard H. Sellers. Helen Lu
cille Worley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
NO LIVES WERE LOST

Kansas city, May 27.-Thirty-flve
men, women and children were res
eued fsom the Long Brothers build
ing here today when gas explosions
sta ted fire that soon enveloped
stairways and lower floors, cutting
off escape except Wire ladders. No
one was Killed or injured according
to the fire and police departments.
Fifteen girls employed in tailor shop
on the fourth floof were panic strik-
en- until firemen pacified and assisted
them down the ladders. The esti.
mated loss is one hundred thousand
dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Two weeks until capital removal
election and as yet no man OF com.
mon sense has defended the proyi-
sions OF the capital removal BILL It's
only friends over the state are those
who favor Oklahoma City for the per-
manent seat Of government. and who
have been mislead into believing this
is fair measure which places three
cites in the race Tor the state capital.
II those citizens will read the bill
carefully, they, too, viii vote mo"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

From the long newspaper stories
emanating from Los Angees, wherein
senator Flint is found sponsor for
/ awler, of the interior department
and Lawler the "exonerator' of Sec
rotary. Ballinger, one may be led to
5elieye the. Southern Pacific railway
is PLAYING hard to develop the West.
Also that 4 favors such development
tEat gives the Southern Pacific all
lh. territory worth having.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
, @ 9 @ @ g @ @ @ @ 0Oc coo G
, PORK NOTES {
J &,
; O &C @ g @ @ 10000 coo C

The big smash will hit Oklahoma
City within go days Outside money
Is being withdrawn rapidly,
Forty-five autos are touring the
state in behalf Of the graft bill
Hogtown began bombarding Noble
county this morning Twelve teams
8 men to team, were put to work.
Hogtown is despel ate. Failure to
win out ON the graft bill, means a
Dursted boom to Hogtown.
The governors letter will sting for
a few days, but that's all. Guthrie
and Shawnee do not recognize the
graft bill or its provisions, hence
have no right to consider options,
ct cetera.
It's graft bill II means 100000
stolen f. ON the taxpayers. Guthrie
and Shawnee, were forced into it,
but will refuse to be bound by its
provisions, or beneficiaries of it in
case OF winning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
TAFT IS DISTRESSED
President Hurt BY Suggested
Reflections on Southern
Hospitality
ny Associatad Press.l

Washington, d. c., May 27-Presi
dent Taft today sent to Chairman
Tawney of the house committee on
appropriations letter expressing
deep resentment at criticisms passed
by Democrats in the house debate
Yesterday on travelling expenses OF
the President The President says
he ia especially distressed by "sug
Eested reflection on Southern hospi
tallty."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Appropriating 100000 and placing
three men with sala les of $4,000
each in capital commission, for three
years prior to the time they declare
they expect to secure the capitol, Is
the townlot scheme from the Canad-
ian bottoms as to the removal of the
state seat Of government. It should
and will be defeated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Traffic Johnston says he win have
his inning after June II. Oklahoma
tityans will go hogging and knocking
immediately after the election; just
now they are campaigning for that
100000 "as a starter fund.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

The capital removal morning or
gan at oklahoma City refuses to give
publicity to the reports of growth OF
counties oger the evidently
fears those counties may sometime
get something that Oklahoma City
an not take away from them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Eastern Oklahoma residents, pay
iGg for new bridges and county build
.ngs, are not for that Oklahoma City
Sl100000 lot scheme. Taxes are
enough now, without adding for lux
urics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic
tonic and restorative and prompt
corrective of all urinary Irregularities
Refuse substitutes. J. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

livery tewnlot CRATER in Oklahoma
nv will be busy voting June IL.
Evcry honest taxpayer in this state
should cast fis tote against the state
"a .pitai rernopal Diii on tnat date. NO
one can give al. excuse for staying
sway from the polls; II is the big
romentous question OF the year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27
PERRY DAVIS PAlNkILLER.

Summer complaint, bowel trouble,
cramps have no terrors in the house
hold9where this dependable medicine
is kept on hand. 25c, 35c, and soc
bottles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

c. G. Jones vote for the Republic
an gubernalorial nomination VIII have
one distinction-won't be big enough
To get in the "also ran columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

One consolation for TownIot Alex
andeI-he got to tell the people he
mad once been sent as an alternate
to a Democratic convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Let's make the majority against
TIE removal bill SO Dig no one win
ever attempt another loot scheme in
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Secretary Ballinger will not be one
OF the committee to meet the return
.nh lion nunter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-27

Capital removal election day is
June II. Vote, and vote NO"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
Rleine poli5einahri@te

William Gtoffree.n m,lbste ee=
itern Der poliSei. bab ibm bon ieinem
aanulbopi nahs Der 5oppIe Gtrube
Elm llsbsr5isber, in beiisn 5afhe iit
pertbDous papisre befanoen. esiioblen
nurbe.
- gie polisei perbaftsts einen june
gen Wann, Namens Dean Smiib, BON
go. 1916 5reeman Nps., unier bem
9erbnhte. in Der Somitag Raht ben
Jran! Clements. BON $50. 1011 1rser
man Ap... aufeehalien uno um 60Gts.
beroubt 5u baben.
- 9bomus 2annahan, BON SO.
1866 Qinn Strabe. melbste sefiern i'm
polioeibaupiauortisr. bab er in eines
nabe ieiner WObnuns selesenenWirtbs
ihoft reip. in einem nit bieier per.
bunbenen Soalaimmer um $40 II
8unr, cine goIbene 1aI6enubr uni
cine NrilIs bsSe9len wuSnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01

geranitaItct bas Wt. 9llueruo ErDtees
torn nnb bas ct. @iueent Seim
cine sSeier in Der Wniifbaae.

2tm 1aniinsunes.oa bem "a. Ro.
nsmber, perdniialien bas ct. Yincent
anabenb.im unb bos anaben protec'
torn auf SIT. 9llperno in Der Mlulits
hoIle cine semeini6uftlihe Jeier. pie
Obne Gruse einen san3 pradtigen Der.
lauf nehmen ipiro.
Die Jreunbe unb Donner Der beis
ben 4nfalien iperben sipeifslsohne nit
GROCER Jreube pernebmen, baB beuer
bic ainber Der bsibeu 4nftolten ME.
Der ausfhiiebiid Die aoitsn Der Tn
ierhaliuns trasen unb elm iebr abs
pedslunesreides prosramm 5ur Aui.
fiihruns bringen perben. Mit Der
ginitubiruns III fdon Dor einiger 3eit
begonnen iporbsn unb bic aleinen iper.
ben iiaer nit sroben gbr.n beitehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
9(uf bcm @tpicl bcr 6ciuiiienluiigfcit

iinb bic Suudialbsr angelangt,
melhe oBenbe Ginipribungen, pie
garbolidure, 9e8en Sdmorrboioen
aupreiien i,nb nit bieien 2iigenmeoi.
sinen, bic ntnt nur niht helfen, ionz
bern nur idoben, nod genug 2eid)t.
gldubige Inn ibr 8elo betriiqen. Cine
tpirflihe uno oauernoe Seilung oieies
ihperen unb ihmer3buiten Seioens
fomnlt MIR burh Gr. Silsbee'S Ana.
feiis 3uitonoe, elmer beilfrdftigen
ar5nei, pelhe in sSorm BON Stubl,
sdpf6en om Sib be5 &eioens elnge.
fiihrt miro unb iih bon bort belleno
in Die erfranften Sbeile nerbreitet.
8roben tperben frei perianot bon g.
geeritaebter & Co., 9or 1916. Retp
Dorf. G.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01

n.m 6aufen fhmubia.r Wdihe Elm
blutiees 6anbtuh entoedt nno 3par
BON Jrau Warp Sieutiina elmer
Hadbarin Der 9adnens. Gin nit Slut
bsiIedtsr Spiel beg 5anbtuhes bin5
aus bem W1ihsbaufen reht ouffdaig
bernor. Der lebiere tpuroe BON Der
poliaei borber nidt einmal. ionosrn
9ubsnbe Male burhIuht unb unters
{uht, ohne bab bas 6onbtuh sefuna
ben fpornen ipGre. Dloior GrniDforo
ersIirts. oIs ibm BON bem Junoe
Meloung erftatiet ipurbe. oab nas
5onoiuh nahtr1slib nit ireeno ein:r
4biid3i, iebsnfans um bic poli3ei irrs
5u fiihren, unter bic Wdfde seleSt
ipurbe. gfus bief.m Drunbe mibt b;e
poli3ei Dem 5unbe feinerIei gebsas
tuns bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
9rittes 9 II d.
l. q apitel.

Sm Roroipeitsn 9erIins, in einem
Der grpben pisIitodissn SGuier, ipouts
bic GIots Der eriten g.ags on sinem
if10nen Sommsrmoraen gar niht sur
Rube tOmmeu. Gs nahts bic Spre6.
itunbe beg berIhmtsn arstss, Dsbsim.
ratb BON Shartner. Gr fab in ieinsm
Irbeits3immer. eins bagere, ettpas oe.
beugts Geitalt, bas feline, seiftopn. g..
fidt nit ben fturfsn. tlusen .uesr
elmer jurgen Dame 5ugepenoe., Die uuI
einem Ssiel DOR ibm pIas eenommsr
bate.
SIN eirfatsn, f6pars unb ipeib &c.
'treiften &Ieips BON Isihtem CONNER
itOff, nit tlsinem Sut obns p.rbiIIen.
ben S6leier, Der Die troui.n, brauner
Sotsn Wttras osigte. 10 iab bi. ga.
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Guf feline 5ragsn.
.W2ein alter Jrsunb aus Riac
ihreibt mir BON Sbrer Qbfitt. bier ir
Berlin Elm ~Genefunssbeim" gu grim.
ben uno 5u leiten, endbige 5rau. Si(
bitten um meinsn Rotb unb 9eiItant
oa3u uno nm bic gmpf.bIung cine.
dr5tli6en Siifstraft. Gut. Sd moht,
nur bor alien betonen. bab es Elm,
gang anoere Sahe lit, tbeure Qngeb0.
riee gu pflessn, tpie Jrenbe. bic ei.
nen ni6ts angehen unb lei benen ipe,
Der auf Dort nod ansensbms, better,
ginbriife sershnet fperben iann.
gr Iprah in biefer Wsiie rpsiter uni
iparb 3uleBt, ba Wtira nur 5uitim
msno ben aopf neigte, obne etipas 81
iagen, ungebrloia.
,Cb ms Donf ober unoanf, On,
qenehmss ober Nbitobenbes entgeaen
tritt, mub uns sleihsiiltis fein. Ser,
ionlicbe gmpfinblihteit barf .es MID
aeben. 6aben sic i'm Grnit bic Mb,
iiht, ii9 iolhem miibepollen 2eben a.
tpiomen unD nifen sic. mas gle lid
pornebmen?1
sd CLAUDE, ih ipeib .s. bi. 4b
iidt itebt BEL mir feit."
Damn tpolIen ipir bic Sahe emma
uGber inS Gase faiTeu.4 lnb M.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
2ofQl Geridt.
Grunoeiseut6um \. Yauten.

81. guutbGtia,eit In Der Stabt bat,
iotpeit Der MOna. Ditober In Hstraht
tommt, esgen bus Dorjabr gan5 be-
beutenb notsslaFen/nbtr bn in anoez
rem Monaten cine melt resere Buutbdz
tietsit als i'm psrflofenen Sabre Su
per3eihnen tpar. 10 pirb oas Ges
iommtrefultat am Gnbe bes Sabres
obne Sras. Su 8uniten bieies Jabres
ausfalen. DGbrsnb bes Monats St=
tober ipurbsn i'm ft1btifhen 9auamt
SAT 8uu.rlaubnibI9eine fir 8outsn
i'm 9eiammtp.rih BON 1886, ,235 ers
tpir.i unb bi. ginnabmen on gsbiibs
rem fir bi.i. S6eine beliefen fih nuf
$1495.80. Sm Sttober porisen Sabs
reg paren 682gauerlnubnibiheine ers
ipirtt fpprbsn, Der Wertb Der in Nns
oriff aenommsnen 1auten be5iffer!e
iih aui $4S4 $50 unb bic Ginnabmen
an Sporteln bs.rusen $1274.40.
-.
SIM itdbtif6en 1ouomt uurbtn ses
itern bic iolgsnoen Bauerloubnibf fheis
ne ernirit: 5. W. Gerbdrb, 5lDeiitDdi=
ges Wobnbaus an ber Grnft Strdbe
unb State 4o.nue. $500 /; 6.g. GET
fer. dnbertbalbit0diges Wobnbdus aui
bem 0runbitiid Ho. zoos BurtonStr.
$4,000; Gbarl.s 6ensIe, onbertbolb'
ft0dises Mobnbaus on Der Wsft Wen'
fton Strabe. nabe Der DbierDatort
Roab, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
o. ,r;;b.r. sr,oI;,;, m,,,r choI.

- DIR friiRre polisiit Deter Shal.
fer, tpeIfer beianntlih Dor einigsn
Wohsn ipeasn eines Reneontres NIT
Wartin WegoN. S4anttellnsr bes
Wirthss SAINTS MulIisun, bon Central
2tpenue unb 2onstportb Strabe. aus
benz goIis.ibienit entlaifen ipuroe, bat
glnlieuung als Claim @sent Bel ber
6. uno 8. giienbabn in Snbiana. Der
Iriiber.n 6. 6. uno 6. Gilenbabn. s.s
fnnben. Or ,pnr bertits, bepor er pos
light puroe. fir bic psnniplpanio Gis
ienbahn thdtia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
Jeaer.

- Gin iibsrbsi3tsr DIsn fsbie s.s
fern Nohmittas bic 6cI5per!leioung
in benz aaben Der Jruhts unb 0emia
i.b6nbIer enssros 5. u. WnHd e Co.,
go. 10S Oft GrOut Strdbe in 8rdno.
9as Geuer purbe sel0fht, nadbem
elm Shaben pcn$2O0 anserihtet ruors
ben mar.
- Die ituer1pebr tpuroe eeitern
nnh ber Wobnung beg Colo gurutbtrs.
SO. 6 9urtbo piace. serufen. no aus
unbetnnnter urfofe Elm Bett i'm 3ipeis
ten Stodipsrt bts 6oufes in Dronb ses
ratben mar. Dos syeuer ipurbe BON bee
Gprisen gompanp 16 sel0iAt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
Die Mcnmcn IN Xatrnia.

Die eeitrigsn Rennen battsn- -folsene |
bes Neiuliat:
Grites Renneri gorie $40O;
z 5urlonas; Ceiling. Subse WaIton,
10S (acosh). seiponnen; Carl ofRit@
nionp, 1O5 (Gooie). 5tpeites; gonps
plan. los (Dapenport), brittes. 3ett:
1.27.
So Mutuels bssablt: Sucse Wals
ton $3.70 gu eetpinnen; $500 plote;
$2.70 Sbotp; Carl of Rihmono S4.4O
place, 1910 Sbop; ganopian S4.O0.
Speites Rennen gorieI
$4OO; 6 aurlpnss; Ceiling. glonnieB.
1os (gurns), eeiponnen; Modler, 106
| (@ans) sfpeites; Stalipdrt lon. 100
(tecab), brittes. 3eit: LA.
| So Mutuels be5oblt: plannteb $4.s
so su gelpinnen, $3.50 QIace, $500
Sbpip; Rpdler $500 pIace. $50
Shop; Stalpart Cab $1,000 Gbop.
Drittes Rennen gorle
$4Oo; z 5urlpnes, Ceiling. Weita
burn, 105 (8ans), osiponnen: 0ess
comnetg, 1o5(Rsib), 5peiies; gipirin.
1O5 (granb), brittes. 3eit: 1.26 3/o.
So RutueIs be3ahlt: $500 5u gss
pinnen, $4,000 giaee. $3.50 Sbop;
Descomnets S5.40 place, $3.5oSboip;
glIpirin S4.10 Shotp.
| giertes Rennen - 8orie
| $500; / 1I16 Uleile. Carlton o.,
| 1O3 (6opIs), eeiponnen; RopaI Res
port, 1o3 (0apsnporD, stpeites; Wlils
| ton g.. 10 (9urns). brittes.
So Ututuels be3ahlt: Carlton v.
s12 su aeipinnen, S4.40 plnce, $2.70
| Gbop; HopaI Rsport S4.60 pldee.
$3.50 Sbop; Whltpn 9. $3.50 Shotp.
Siinftes Rennen - 8orie
$400; ] Meile unb 70 Darbs, Sels
ina. Bah Mesps. 100 (Reio). ssipons
men; 3ppIanb, 100 (Wiartiu), sipeites;
Sans, 1l2 (guoie). brittss. 3sit:
| LA.
| So RutueIs begabli: gab Reps
S33.20 su geipinnen, 5000 plate,
$3.50 Shop; Soplanb $3.50 YIdee;
$3.4O Sboip; 5ans $40 Sboip.
| Sehites Rennen - gorIe
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M., JOG (aeogb), sstponnen; Saliaa,
1O3 (Ulurtin), 3ipeites; Ssnrp Sutz
dinfon. 103 (Goois), brittss. 3sit
1.52.
50 MutusIs bssobft: Mar.ie So.
$3.50 gu aspinnsn, SO Place, $3.50
Shon; Salian $3.50 place, $3.50
Sbon; Ssnrp 5uthinion $2.30Sbotp.
s5Ir bic beutia.n Rsnn.n ipurben bic
folsenbsn qfsroe sinaetrassn:
GritesRsnnen gorie; 3peijdbrige;
81 1urlpnes; 9yredls 103, Reo 2ab
1O3, 2pbia See 1O3, SiItsr 9etip 103.
Mlub Sen 103, Sipaluni 108. aibie
SO 1o8. Golstta 108. 9ppe Jtoi 108,
emxniib 1OS, 9ottie 3 1o8-
3ipeites Rennen-8 8orie; 3fpeijGbs
rigs; 6 Jurlones: Detect 103, s3el.n
Burnett 1o3. Bert G,ettp 103, Ben
prior 106, giuiten 1o6, 9roper
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108, 9oIoen RubD 108, WcSpor 115
Triites Rennen ceiling; Jiilleu
uno Waiosns; 9reiidhriee unb nuf.
pGrts; 7 fSurlpnes: Gellorst 100. Sm.
prudent 100. Grob Spsr 100, Rdnetts
100, gbriitina 100, GneIif[ gitbe,
105, 5air 2ouiis 105. Orena 105
Meliifa 10. Calm 9rsiton 40
4Iice 105, GIipid Mieitel 105, Gtbeloo
10. Daintp Dame 10.
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sk @urlo 100, GtSl . III, Sbon'
non ia. sSobn Griffin III 116, Mslia
fonbe 116. Sad 4ttin 128.
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riae; ] MsiIe unb. 70 garos: 1on
gisbes 107, Samaria LOT, 8aust
: SloDs lot. Reuuf 107. Soc Morrii
40.
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: Starpori 90. Queen giin 95, 0oner
{ 1O3. Romp 106. Mamie 2lgol lot
Jirit Peep 107.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
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