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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28

aber Der Meinun9, oaB er benz Spbe
nabe itebt; audi Der iunge 3apertus
@ansler, pelder idDu 10 lanae trant
9elessn bate, 1T pieOer 10 melt beIler,
oaB er an Der Stride laufen tann.
@eforben 1T gbilomena @OB, pel4e
i9on Elm Sabr trant oarnieoerla9. Die
Seeroigun9 fano 9eraoe am Sage oes
Yeter uno Yauls itutt. Ser Bater
BON StraBbur9 bat lte our leBten &ube
9ebettet.
@ribe aud ber3lib meine bort bril-
ben tpobnenoen 8riioer &aiper, SOiepb
uno @enOelin; bite, laBt eu6 aud
mai 60ren.
Qlpolonia 6 II.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28

Otto Siaaf, tpelder in GDro- -Safota
ais Sreiber arbeitete. lit tuteber 3uriid.
getebrt. gr mar etpa bier @o6en
abneienb.
Die arbetten on benz 9teubau fir
Serrn 8Oi6ter idreiten rtiitis oorparts.
8ier 8eipanne iino nit ben @runb-
arbeiten beiddftist, unO iOQen bic aus.
grabunsen fir oas neue 8ebdube be-
reits oteie Wohe boQenoet peroen.
@ountp 9lnpalt gleranber befano
ii6 ndbreno Der StaatsausFeQung in
Suron. Serr aleranoer beri6tet, oaB
unier Staat oieies Sabr nit ppaem
&e6t auf feline slusielluns itols iein
tann. 9te 9etbsiligune mar 9rDber
aIs ie 3upOr unO bic ausgeitellten Cos
4en. bauptiddlt9 8ieb uno Sarms
prooutte, tuaren 9eraoe 10 gut als oie'
ieni9en auf Der Oiel dltsren austelune
oes Staates MinneiOta.
Sn Der gta6bariduft iiiDIi6 bon
POllot muroen idOn pieIe 9rei6arbei.
ten 9etban. Ser Grtra9 1T seraoe
nt6t all3u9rOB. bod wtrO ssnus fir
bic Saat 9eOrOi6en unO pereinselte
6eloer tperfen stpiIden fiinf urb ie6s
8ui9el per 4fer ab.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28
IsuOurf, siiO.&ublanO.
20. Sum- 1911.

(6oloenoe &orreiponoen3 traf auf
llmwe9en nit GROCER 8erIpGtung BET
uns Elm. 8iele oarin entbaItene Puntte
muroen bon anoeren &orreiponoenten
i6on our 8enii9e erwdbnt, uno ieben
mir uns oesbalb peranlabt, Oieielben
fort3ulafen. Nir entnebmen Der Gors
reIponoen3 bic nod ni6t bebanoeltsn
Saben uno bOffen, oaB Sbr Seri6t
ni6t tpieOer planlos in Der @elt berum=
irrt, ebe oerielbe bel uus eintrtfft.)
Metn Na6bar 6rieOri6 Sepb muBte
i9On 9eraume 3sit pegen elmer bOien
glatterntrantbeit oas Sett bitten, tit
aber tpieoer beher. 81
@eil bic 2oiun9 nabe lit iinD bic
S6bne bon Sobann Soffer, Sobann
Qoam, @tlbelm 9Orrbetm uno 6rieOs
rid Sepo nad Qmerita our69ebrauut.
Sir bic tperben pObl anoere als Soloat
oienen miiRen. 9ie 2llten i6einen ums
ionit 9elebrt gu baben: @ebet benz &ais
Ter mas bes 9aiiers lit, uno @ott mas
@ottes 1T. sic baben nur ben S6tpinz
bel uno 8etrus selerut in 8uBlano.
IS 9riiBt alle 2eIer biiben unb brI=
ben BbiIipp 2anoenberser.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28
SaD: &nblanb.
Spe3tal: :&orreIp on bic @us
reta Bot" Don unieren Seri6ts@rs
tattern in ben beuti9eu Solonten.
Sersnorf, SiihsHublann.
%. QluQuf 1911.

Wertbe &eoottion! ga i6 BON mei=
mem S6ma9er SObaunes <pfel aufa
Qeforoert tpuroe ettpas aus Der alten
Seimat6 3u bert9ten, 10 mill i'd oas
geIte periu6en, ben 2eIern ettpas mtt=
3utbetlen. 8Or a6t Sa9en par t4
oriiben In &ai1el mo ib Der 8eeroigun9
meiner S6niegermutter betpObrlte; bel
oieier @ele9enbeit beiu6te i'd aud metne
@6tuefern Wagoalena uno 2pota.
2eBtere bate Elm i6peres lln9litf gu
oer3et9nen; 9eraoe an Pfin9lten ais
Elm i6neres @etpitter iiber &anel 6abtn
3D9, i9lug Der 8liB in oas Saus etn,
pet9er ptel S6aoeu anri6tete, ntbt
nur Sttbner unb stpet S6peine, ionOern
aud peri6ieoene Sausia6en fielen benz
grano gum Spfer. 4ber oas l6ref=
li6fe mar, oaB ibr Stpeitdlteites SObn<
lein, @mil, bonn Sltb 9etrofen uno
i6wer Derpunoet muroe, ii9 aber, @ott
lei 9ant, our6 iOr9fdlttge 8ebanOluue
tpteoer auf Dem g8e9e Der Seflerun9
befinOet. Sic 8rau oes ruiliiden
S9ubma6ers, pel6e i'm ielbeu SauIe
tpobnten, tuuroe ebenfaQs getrOffen, bod
ni6t idper perlebt. pbtltpp 8enesr
bat es ebenfalls bart 9etrDfen, tnoem
er bur6 ben 8liB bier PferOe Oerlor.
9ie @rnte mar oieies Sa6r 3iemli6
gut; man9e 2eute baben iaOne 6rudt
betOmmen uno tpel9e tpieoer 6lu9bafer
unb Srano. lleber bic @rnte3eit ipar
es troten uno beim Seimfabren siem=
lid NAB, 10 AUDI am 9lnfan9 Der 9rei9s
aeit; iebt lit es pieosr trOten uno bic
meiiten itno NIT benz 8rei6en fertia.
Die 6rudtpretie itno fir iebt gut;
gYei3en l &bl. 7 Sop. bis | &bl. 10
9Op.; &O99en $50 SOp., @elI6=
form uno 3artOffeln iino sufrieoentels
lsnO; Nrbuien 9ibt es penig.
Der bo6e 8ufel lit nod 10 pie er
mar. Der Waierl6reiner lebt aud
nod. Sie Safmuloe, pie iie 9enannt
miro, 1T nod bort mo iie Dor bunoert
Sobren mar; wtro pobl nt6t petter
rutI6en.
9tu mas nod? SOtswelt, oeB min i'd
ia9e, OaB mir, 10 @ott Mil, audi mies
Der elnen Paltor betOmmen, ndmltb
elm Sobn BON benz friiber in ger9oOrf
oepeienen S9uQebrer 8alentin Seib,
ieBt in Gberion mObnbaft; mdren ale
re6t frob mieoer einen Seelioroer in
unierer Mitte gu baben.
@jefOrben finO Die @ltern oes Sobans
mes 6rant i'm 9llter BON 68 Sabren,
uno bic 17idbriee 3o6ter oes Sobann
2ei6t.
9lu6 iino @erbeherun9en an unierer
Stride, S6ule uno oem Paltorat ges
troffen tpOroen; audi wuroe Elm @obn=
3immer neblt Slide fur ben 2ebrer GEE
baut, nit einem babel befinoli6en
8runnen, pel6e glusla9en auf einige
tauIeno &ubel gu iteben tOmmen.
9tun, oas wQre fir oiesmal 9enu9,
uno berbleibe i6 euer 8er9oorfer
aoolf Safner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28
9aut elmer telearaphiihen gfaf

- 2aut elmer tele9rapbii6en gtaas
ridt, tpel6e geitsrn bier eintraf ift in
turtle Safe, q. O., Der oortise turtle
Safe Sasaar polltdnOi9 aussebrannt.
@ie perlautet ioa Der S9aoen ie6r
srob ietn. iit ieoe6 burd gerii6erung
siemlid seOedt. Der absebrunnte &auf.
labsn mar betanntlih Gisentbum oes
Serrn Satob &usler u. ben Gebrioern
Sdamber bierielbF. Rdberss iibsr ben
8rauo tonnte sur 3eit oieies Sdreibens
ni6t in grfabruns sebra6t peroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28
Nsueits Jarm.s .statitit.

-t N"HN OW*W ~""FN$s
3as 3eniusamt bat intereNante 3abs
len iiber bic Sarmen Der gereini9ten
Staaten per0Hentlibt, cenen oas Wta=
terial Der leBtes Sa1r pOr9enommenen
8Oltssdbluns gu @runoe gele9t 1T. IS
sebt oaraus berpOr, oaB IN benz Sabrs
3sbnt ppn 1900 bis 1910 bic 8eD6lte=
Irun9 ii6 um 81 ProSent permebrte,
pOmit bic Nn3abl Der 6armen inoeTen
| ni6t olet6eu S9ritt belt. SIM Sabre
1890 paren es 5,737, 372, lebtes Sabr
Iadblte man 6,340, 357, cine 3unabme
Don 6O2,9 ober 1915 YrO3ent. Sir
bic 9ansen 8ereini9ten Staten 1T otes
bic nieOri9ite &ate Der 3unabme, bic
ielt 1850, mo- bic 6armen gum eriten
Mul ge3dblt puroen, gu per3eidnen TT.
9a5ei lit Su bemerteu, oaB bic gertnge
Sunabme in Der 3abl Der Garmen ni6t
etpa ausgegli6en piro our6 etne @rs
bObuns Der 9uraiduittsgrOBe Der 6ar=
men. SIM @e9eutbeil, oteie 9ur6i6nttts=
gr6Be 1T bon l46 4cres i'm Sabre 1900
auf 1873 i'm Sabre 1910 Suriif9e9an=
gen.
9ie 3unabme in Der @rOBe bes Oem
9terbau sepiometen Serrains betru9
wdbreno oes Sabr3ebnt nur IS, 1877, =
900 acres, ooer AZ Pro3ent. Sm @an-
SEN tuuroe Elm 6arm-glreal bon 873, =
729, 900 acres 9esdblt 9e9en 838, 592, :
600 Sebn Sabre Suriit. 8as tuItipierte
Qano nabm aber idneller 3u, ais bas
@eiammtsSarmsareal ODER bic An3abl
Der 6armeu. @s ftie9 BON Ala, 499, 600
gcres auf 477, 448, 900 Ncres. Gin
@eminn BON 81, ,949, 900 9lcres ober
Is, 29rojent. aber aud bieIe 3uuabme
ma6t nur 3tpei 9rittel Der SeOOltes
run9s3unabme aus.
Sn 9epalti9em 8ontrait 81 benz ges
rin9eu 8a6stbum IN Der 3abl Der
6armen uno bes bon ibnen etu9enoms
meneu Areals itebt bic rieF9e 3unahme
| in oem 8ertbe oes 6armeisentbums.
8ie Sarmldnoereien ipurben i'm Sabre
1900 unter 4usidluB Der Gebdulidteis
ten auf s13, 058, ,O08, 900 gei6dbt, re-
prdientieren beute aber einen @ertb
Opn $28, 1856, 10000, baben ibren
Wertb alio mebr als DeroOppelt, oa bic
3unabme liza Pro3ent betrdgt. Ser
9ur9i6nittswertb zines acres itie9 bon
$l5.57 auf $32. .49. 9ie 6arms8ebdu=
be weroen in Der auffeQunQ bon 1900
nit SO, $50, GAO, 900 anoe9eben, in Der
neuen Statiitit aber nit Sc, 294, 1877, :
600, cine 3unabme bon II Brpaent.
Wai6tnen uno ELECTROMAGNETIC baben
cine Gbnlide 3uuabme gu oersei6nen.
Sic itie9en bon $749, 776,0 600 auf
81 ,262, ,O22.000.
Ste an9eltellten 9lrbeitstrdfte Der
Gcrmen beanipru6ten oiesmal antatt
1857, 392, 600 eine Summe bon $685. =
6l2,0 600 81 ibrer @ntlObnuns, cine
3unabme bon 500 PrO3ent.
Sic 3abl Der 6armen, bic bonn @i-
9entbiimer bemirtbidaftet peroen, be-
lduft ii6 auf 3,933,000, 9e9eniiber
1868, 900 in 1900. Sn bieier 3abl
lino aber aud bic Sarmen entbalten,
Die tbrem 8epirtbi6after nur tbetlweiie
9eb0ren. 8on oieien bon ben 8eiibern
beptrtbI6afteten 6armen tperOen g.
620, ,0U0 als i6ulOenfrei an9efiibrt,
ooer in anoeren @orteu 66,7 Yro3ent.
Gtn9el1lonen Iln0 b1ertn 45,9 Sdr=
men, bic teine SppOtbetenfraQen beants
tuortet baben.
Die 3abl Der 9epadteten 6armen 1T
bon 1924, 900 auf 2,349, 900 anges
ma9ien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28
School Supply Blanks.

Sic tOnnen alles baben, mas Sic
wtni6en an Slants, S9ul=&ecoros
ooer ir9eno etiuas in S8ul 9rut,
laden, tpenn Sie uns I9reiben Ooer
bel uus poriprs9en.
Eureka Gost
@ureta. SiiosSatota.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-09-28
Gurefa. siin.1aiota.
27. September 1911.

@ertbe, bo6geIadbte &eoattion uno
2eier Der Gureta Bot. SD min ben
lieben 2eiern aud tpieber ettuas BON
unierer @e9enO beri6ten. Sas 8rea
iden III ooriibsr, oas GreebniB lit eu2
i6on betannt uno min i6 nur einige
unierer 6armer anfiibreu. @ritens 1T
Der @eisent6nig @eOr9 Sieb nit 982
Suidel @eisen, stpettens 6rieori4
Soif 929 Suidel. aoam PreBler nit
70l unb elm babies, SalpmOn Serra
mann nit $50 8uidel 8eisen uno 81
8uidel Slads, Seinrid Soff NIT 244
uno Sobann Wittmaper NIT 600 8u-
ideI @eisen. aber piele aud tueniSer.
@ir iolten @ott banten fir oas.
@mil @ittmaper iit aud bier um
feline Srau ab3ubolen. @r bat ieine
9feroe ieBt idOn in Canada, bon mo-
er serabe suriidse.Ommen. sluf metn
8efraseu, pie es In Ganaoa ausiiebt
iaste er gu mir: rSn Canada gefdat
ss mir. " gr min iih bort 2ano aufs
nebmen unb balo bon bier abreiien.
Sier sebt es pie in einem 3aubena
idlu9, elmer sebt unO iudt iein Slid.
Der anoere tommt uno iu6t fein Slid
bier bel uns. SD CLAUDE uenn Der
Msnib iein Slid iuden min, iiuoet er
es ni6t; oas Slid muB ben Meuiden
iu8en. slud CLAUDE i'd, oaB pieI
&uti6en rbl6oe" SOien ma6t.
Mein Sobn Yeter TT nah ieiner al.
ten Sarm, 10 Meilen norolpeltlid bon
@enturia, I'm ietnen 8ei3en bort Su
bolen Gao 8uidel) pel6en er Oieies
Sabr bort 9eerntet bat.
Mein Sodtermann Seinrid Sertid
unb feline Srau babeu uns tiir3li6 au6
beiu6t; uno es freut uns ieoesmal
tpenn iie uns beiu6en. sic fomnen
ME nit leerer SauO, iOnOern brinsen
isbesmal elm @ei6ent. Gud idOnea
8ant. gr bat fdon feds 5ubren alten
gDeiser nah gureta gebra6t, uno spar
In bic Mable.
Seiner Sreue
Drum aufs gleue
glnpertrau'n mir 2eib uno Seel;
Wttt uns gebet,
Stir uns flebet a.
8ott NIT uns - Smmanuel!
St Oem SDbne,
Der Die &rone
glus Der @roen Sornen tru9,
gDiait Su 9eben
uns oas 2eben,
Se9en fir Der Siinoe 6lu6.
Soft Der 8uaoe,
llnler pfaoe
Senter unsrer Sabre 2iht,
Serr mir fleben, T.
Seu6teno 9eben
Sab nit uns Sein glugeFidt.
QDie bic @ellen - T.
Meertpdrts i6neQen,
60 eilt unsre 2ebensSeit.
Sabre idni1ben -
Sab Did finoen, .-
Serr Der 3eit uno gpi9teit.
@as bic 8ttterun9 aubelanst, III es
iebr ftibl. Sd CLAUDE Der Serr Srolt
1T idon auf Dem @e9e; bic gurbpteu
iinb i6pn ba. "
SD min aud beri6teu, oaB am 6reis
tag, ben %. September Elm Snoianer
uno Stpei Snbtansr-Srausn in @ursta
paren. sic braaten tptlOe MiIiourt.
3raubsn gum 8ertaufe bierbsr unD Der
9reis mar einen Dollar per 8uI6el.
Ser nnter3ei6nete bat aud feds Sus
idel babOn 9etauft um ben Ra9en Oa=
nit gu ftdrten, benn es iOll @etn 9e-
ben. Sd tpill ibn aber Elm Sabr Iiegen
lafen; er ioQ gut tperoen - tpem es
tpa9r tpiro.
Mit freunbli6em @ruB an bic 9ie-
oatttOn unb an bic tpertben 2eler Der
rPOf" sei6net
Better M orlof (alD,
The Washington herald., 1911-04-16
PENSACOLA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Fiye furionss Yankee Pooh. lis
tJensen), to l. woo; Eyentide lo4 (0rniesh 4 to s.
second; Dandy Dancer, lls (HalD, even. third.
Time. 435 RAeer. Lodestone. Johnnie Wise
and Csltha also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fire furiongs okoloua, loi
pryor. to l. won; La Sa ia, lis lloyd, 2-to l.
second; Regards. IN knight. out third. Time.
1918 Ida LAckfUd. Uncle Walter. Athie W..
and Restless Girl also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ffye fnrlongs Creuse Liz
t0rmes). to l. won: Cherry Girl. 1ls tFosgl, } TO
s.. second: Belle Of the Bay. Ils pryor.. to 2
third. Time. lo4 IS Ruticana. lamar Cheeky.
and Elsie Van also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ore mile. Explicit. % Cwris-
pen,. to z won: Profile. ia urvinl. TO 5. sec
end: Lois Cavanaeh. lis Knight). l TO 2, third.
Time. 1;s6 IS T. n. Spears. yanen. and Royal
Lady also ran.
Fl oh RACE-Fur-y ears-olds and upward: seven
fmi66sp; selling Harting, I'll tPauD. 4 to S. won
First Premium. 10 tHalD. TO 5. second; Merry
Belle. lls &C. Jackson). third. Time. dsx3 IS.
0flin 0riond. Dcnhslton. and Automatic also ran
Sixth RACE-six and one-haf furionEs. Han
cock. % tomesl. TO l. won; Shawnee. no tNc-
closkey,. to I. second; Locust Bud. los uensen).
to 2. third. Tine la - Teddy Bear. Douovau.
g. Dupstan, and chss also m.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-16
VREELAND TAKES
TIDEWATER EVENT
Riders Hurt Yesterday Doing
Well in Hospital.

Norfolk. Va. April 15.-Vreeland, a
Swapping bay colt, kicked the mud into
the faces of his rivals in the Tidewater
Handicap this afternoon and won the
stake event with four lengths to spare.
Antenor finished second, a neck In front
of the belated whirlwind Dr. HoIzbers
The Mexico contingent cleaned up on the
winner, backing him from to l to II
to 3.
Vreeland didn't waste much time with
his field. Antenor went TO the front at
the break, but after a quarter had been
travelled Vreeland was in the van He
kept going away from his field. and at
the turn for home had the race sewed
up. DIR. Holzberg coufd not get started
until he hit the back stretch. He was
ten lengths behind Antenor, but in a
cyclone drive got up close enough TO
make Antenor hustle to get his nose over
the line in time to collect second money.
Rain fell all night and this morning.
and ruined the course for fast time.
making it a sea of mud. The damp
weather also brought about many
scratches.
The three riders hurt yesterday are
doing as well as expected. Bell is out
of the hospital, but the other two lads,
Adams and Connolly, will remain there
for several weeks.
In the hurdle race six leapers faced
the flag, and though the field was soggy
and treacherous, they all finished. Jack
Baker. ridden by McClain. set the pace
from the drop of the flag and won
handily. He was played by the native
talent heavily at to l. Xebec, which
finished second. went from 2 to / to 4
to 1. as his last race was such a bloom
er. Octopus, the heavily played to 8
choice, could not stand the pace, and
was just able to finish third. The sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongS Bill Lamb. 10
(Reidl, to s. won; Flamma. lG McCaheyl, to
10. second; Florida Beauty. IG (Taplan). to I.
third. Time. O5l. Norma Girl and Lady Para
mount also ran.
SECOND RACE-About two miles. Jack Ba-
ker l39 lMcClainl. TO l. won: Xebec. l8 (Dupee),
to 5. second; Octopus. li3 (Allen). to l. third.
Time, 49, Margaret. Racebrook, and Essex also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-haK furlongs. Taxa
hira, l07; (Goldstein). to S. won; Cooney K. lie
Reid, to l. second Horace E. 102 CARROLL,
to !, third. Time. ITO. Mon Ami Phil Mahr
John Patterson Hayre. and Creston also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Vreeland los Tap
lant. II to s. won: Antenor. Zoe tMcCahey). to 5.
second: Or. Holzberg. % (Bymel. / to 4. third
Time. "a rs Banives and Adriana also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs. Capsize. 12S (Reidl.
even won; Racswell. IS tCallahanI. to l. second;
Tee May. Fort Worth. and Bouuder also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one sixteenth miles
Harvey F., lo4 tMcCahey). to 2 won; Chepontuc
les twaringtonl to 2. seconds Duke Of Bridge
water. f@ Peal. to 5. third. Time 81
Dress Parade III. Golconda. and Pete also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-16
TROTTERS AND PAGERS
New Potomac Speedway Will Be Ready for Use
This Week-Riders and Drivers Association
to Hold Important Meeting.

can be taken over good road, and the
time consumed to get there will not be
more than three hours. The meeting will
give an excellent opportunity to horse
owners to get a line on the speed and
condition Of their horses before taking
them to the races elsewhere. and, at the
same time, horse owners will have an op-
portunity to get back some of the ex-
pense they have been to up to that date
in the way of training and feed bills.
The stabling and water are first
class. The track is a safe one, and
when worked properly is lightning fast.
Every one knows that Mr.. Copperthite
is man of his word, that every one
who wins money over his track gets it
on the spot, and every one also knows
that no track owner goes farther than
Mr.. Copperthite to give every one a good
time. On special days in the past as
many as 1900 people have passed the
gates at Burke The attraction at that
point draw people from the District of
Columbia Alexandria, Fairfax, Prince
William, and Loudoun counties, and the
sport has always been OF a high class
Special attention will be paid by MI
Copperthite to getting his patrons to and
from his track. In few days he will
confer with the Southern Railway author
tiles and arrange details of transporta-
ton. With the large purses offered, Dec
Grafton Day at Burke should be a red
letter one in local horse racing Good
sized purses always draw good horses,
and good horses always Draw good
crowds 1t now. looks as If all roads will
lead to Burke on Decoration Day
E. F. Hall returned from his Virginia
farm Wednesday last and reports that
all of his horse-kind informed there are
looking as fine as silk. The best-known
ones he has in Virginia are Manuella.
2:07 1-2; Country Boy, 2:2O Ia; Lady Ku-
shan, 2:23 IA; Hazel Belle, 2:39 IA, and
Alto Dewey. unmarked. Keno, by Ku-
shan, 2:1S 1-2, is at this point and is be-
ing driven on the road. Red Torch is
being worked every day to a delivery
wagon, and will not be raced until late
in the season. Later on the Hall string
will be shifted to the track at Burke.
At present all of the Hall horses are be-
ing logged on the farm half-mile track
In the lot Of horses at the farm is a
number of very promising three-year-
olds, some of which will be heard from
this year. Mr.. Hall says that Alto
Dewey is showing great deal of early
speed, and will probably be raced some
this year. His foals are showing up fine
and are either bays or browns. Lady
Russian, A23 IA, is the sensation of the
Hall string this year. She is greatly
improved mare. and Mr.. Hall thinks she
is sure 2:lo trotter the present racing
season. Kushan. 2:1s I-2.i is now located
at Forestville for the breeding season,
and will remain there until well into
July His services are already being
eagerly sought after.
p. F. Tippett has not been saying much
OF late. but he is doing business at the
old stand. Mr.. Tippett is dividing his
time nowadays between his business In
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The cost of transportation to Burke
win be practically nothing. The horses
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TURNER LOSES MATCH.
Hackenschmidt Only Man Thrown
by the Champion.

Hackenschmidt Only Man Thrown
by the Champion.
Although Joe Turner was not thrown.
he was announced the loser Of last nights
bout He had agreed to throw Young
Hachenschmidt, Young Monday and Alice
the Teddy Bear" which he did not do.
Turner threw Hachenschmidt In twenty
minutes and four seconds, using the head,
scissors, and a barr-lock, and after wrest-
ling with Young Monday twenty-three
minutes. which was the time given. failed
to throw him. After five minutes N
PERMISSION Joe started with the bear
but was unable to down her, so Alice
and Monday were both awarded half
of the purse.
: oficial timer. rJack" Leliveit; Referee
Pat O'Connor; Turner'S timer, George
King.
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ALAN.A.DALE SOLD.

Lexington, KY. April 1T. c. NC
Dowell has sold to J. Watson Webb, OF
New York, the eleven-year-old stallion
Aian-a-Dale, by Halma, out of Sudie
McNairy, by Enquirer. Alan-a-Dale was
one OF the best race horses Of his day,
winninf the Kentucky Derby. He has
been somewhat of a disappointment IN
the stud, but had sired several good ones,
including the two-year-old stake winner
Ellen A. Dale, and Huck. The price was
privats, but Understood 70 b . good one.
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BY l.. ID. SALE.


The last touches are being put on the
new speedway. and by the middle or
latter part of the week trotters and
PAGERS will be working over it.
In the meantime the Potomac Driveway,
misnamed the Speedway in the local
prints is being utilized by local horse
men, and every morning some of the
best known trotters and PAGERS in the
District may be seen taking their hard
ening up work. p J. Okeefe is out
every day with Ed Ralf. Pill IA. T. w.
Dunworth gives Gentle John his con-
stitutional hitched to wagon: J. R. Jones
works Miss Kushan also to a four
wheeled vehicle: Michael Morris drives
Korona TO high wheel cart, as does also
Michael Inscoe Red Rock. while Charles
Weaver gives Easter Bell her work to
wagon Old Fred Wilkes may also be
seen almost every clay on the driveway
freshly clipped, and active as at any
time since he became a part of the public
drives.
As the weather improves. interest in
creases in the coming matinees. 1t is
difficult to determine just at this time
at what period the first of the series will
be pulled off. A meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening, at the Metro
politan Hotel. al o'clock, TO discuss that
particular subject and others relating
thereto and TO take proper action as to
the invitation extended by Mai. II. T.
Allen, chairman of the executive commit
tee of the National Capital Horse Show
Association, to participate in the parade
the opening day of the show, May l.
The suggestion, as far as il has been
discussed by local horsemen. seems to
meet with their cordial approval. Formal
action, however, is necessary, and the
meeting Tuesday evening next is ex-
pected to decide just what course will be
taken.
Every member of the Drivers and
Riders Association is expected to be
present; every member of the associa-
ton should lay aside all other particular
business and take part in the proceed
ings. The time has now arrived when
members of the Drivers and Riders AS
ISOLATION must show their hands. Noses
must be counted thus early in order that
the association may know who are for it
and who are against 1t. Every person
attending the meeting Tuesday evening
should endeavor to bring a new member
with him.
The cheering intelligence comes from
Burke's that the track at that point is
TO he in the Iimelight again during the
racing season of 1911. The opening gun
will be fired Decoration Day, when Mr..
Henry Copperthite, owner of the track,
will give not less than three trotting and
pacing races and at least one running
race. Each of the purses for the four
events will be for $500. a sum sufficient,
one would think, to bring to Burke about
all Of the horses owned in this section
of country.
viii be practically nothing. The horses
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M1DsH1pMEN DEFEAT OFFICERS
Former Students of Naval Academy
Lose Track Meet.

Lose Track Meet.
Annapolis. April 15.-The present Naval
Academy field and track team won from
a team of old stars, now young officers
of the Atlantic fleet, by IS to 10 this
afternoon. The contest had a special in
terest as most of the visitors are In
charge of the athletics among the en-
listed men of the ships of the fleet.
Lieut.. Becker. graduate of 1906. won
the high hurdles, and Donelson. captain
OF last years Academy team, took the
broad jump. These were all the points
captured by the has-beens. The Academy
hammer-throwing record was beaten by
two feet by Hintze, who made throw
Of 132 feet I inch