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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
Glios Nopola,
8ninfa palio tpoioaan aniaita
minnntisia.

ameritfalaiien Mor9anin ferro.
toan f~obbeueen erdstd pubeiueen tnns
feilemoa ianomolebtimiestd bpmin
omituiIeua tanalIa. Saatuaan tietdd
ettd boostatteluspoi tpipd oifau 70
m%inuuttio, bdn f%irioitti motiuoioiut'
fen 500 b~puarine, ionfu ban ppDii
nolatnn neeferin alletirioittamaon.
&c tabootte - ionoi Ytor9an =
butoto 20 minuuttio oitaa minuIto
liieeoIioitteni boioosia. YdiwittGie listen
tuloieni mutoan on minulle iofainen
minuuiti 20 bonarin orpoinen. Gen
tdboen on fobtuuuista ettd tormoat'
te minun bdipiDni; fen iebtndnne
poin fdpod potiIemaun tonsionne
20 minuutiti.
Sarnesie, jofa ifoilantilaiiena iiir'
toloiieno, pmistamotia ienttidtddn,
1ooput yuiiteen muo,imoun', loetee
Iofoiien minuutin tuottaDon bdnelle
40 oolloriu eli 200 mortfoa, ipon'
bo Rocteieler, ol~iptuninsas, so ool'
Iorio eli $50 morffoa.
2reimi lambert ioi lofafuuei ia 10.
1900 polfintona $4,000 iron9io 2
minuutin 81 %iefunnin Iennosta ia
Wlonre Brabor3on poitii iamon
fpmooen marrostuusIo n. $4,000
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

5obtori Sobn Saceolon rummis
on mibboinfin L6poettp, iosta Iano'
malebbet omottin 10 fertoneet. Gu
ru0inen oil tuon, min palion lupoa.
nan mieben loppm. st ndp iuomo'
Ioiilo IGGtdreiu6 oleipan tddad on'
nea. Ebe Duluth Neme Tribune jul
faiIee It. II p:dn numerosla i:ri
Socfolon muistoue Seuradmot ianot:
,ponnistus oil liian Iuuri. - Some
fiiti Iiian minbaon; fen tpD oil, Mi
mddrdiuen; idnnitps Iiian iuuri; pri
tptIesId iaaoa ie toimimaan enem
min fuin fnfaon t%oinen. ie oil fnor'
miietm plimoimonia ia murini. I'd.
ma OH IpbptdiIppoesid i:ri J. Socfo'
Iou eIdmdn historic. mieben, ionfo
ruumis lDpoettitn ~iunmhntoino.
Ditto ie% i,iemurbo, :puito moimotto'
nuns pitamodu pud panbiio; fd'
tpifD han mauu Iepddmddn uneen,
iota Ell iieod berddmiiesta? 81 it'd
fueoon fostaan iiebd, eifd tellddn
ole oiteutto it'd tieouSiella, fiud Il
on pboen tefemad. !Sdn tell mdlin'
tonIo ia eli puoleSfu oiasIu len, 10
Pa oil bdneIe mddr6ttp, ioimtiti Ter
iobou diff torniitu fofo elinoita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
Maailman ranba nbattn.

Wluutam mat topaufist iouoin ulto'
mooloiiia on b6ipplettp, oipot ni'ta'
nee, aibetio Iiiben eiid iuurnoiat oi'
fo,pot ldbetidd %iotnioutfoin &iinoon.
Sapani on ldbinud, ia Iupunilatnen
Iotojoutfo ontin malmiino bpotfdd'
mddn Sonfomiin ,lupieIemoon" nl'
fomooIaieten turpoIIiiu uito toipaon
poitoiu woltofnnnoeia. On oootet
tapisia etti Observation-Disclosures
I%pnapuSludt %riiioio iuurpoIioicn Tess
ten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
Suppppms 0(merifan blioppilai-
ocn fesfmucesfa.

Suurta buomiota or MmeritosIa
berdttdnnt %tunnetun rautotebtatltlo
ia milionGnri 9. Sronen raSfoat
I%pptDtIet muntam,o Mmeritan 'uu'
rinpia pliopistoiu ipostaam, OAR
luorb'in, YnIen ia columbian.
Grane olfoi Gstett6in toistelun u
merriam pliopistoloitosta naStaan
ia tpditti, ettd pliopistoaifa. len T.
jam eiG ie fpourostoiIi nuoriIoa e.
lGmdn taisteluibin, ,poifmitou ltiben
beifontaipooti.
MlueIa nditd ippt0tTid Ell otettu pa'
faipoeti. Srone OH fuitentin foonnut
toto %ioufon ninetSiu Ia eIiinipp MT
noiauhen toTiaIioibin ia nnmeroihin.
Wdm6t n6pttdW6t, eitd 80 pro Ienttia
uoremmistn plioppiloietu on t6p'
beuiicsti iuoppoio. Win, ia ,uiimei'
lend l~ufuipuoteno foboii ie aita 80
p%roienttiin. NGmGt numerot perustu'
mat tutt,mutIii Sorparb Dliopis'
tosIa. Wtuieia pliopieioisiu pitdifi
olot oua mieldtiu buonommot, eten
Fin columbia pliopietoeia. Srane ar
pelee. ettG ameritfalaiien mioriion
ipie jdrieetelmdliIeeti alfobo!iemiin
otateemiieeIa leuraeldmdeId ipouit
Ie,pot tamot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
p,cni mbrams iaa paliom ATTAIN.
S9i Samilton.

81 Iuintoon ole POLIO nhroftu. ioe
$3.50 ubrotdou iontu etipncen III.
mieroufnn oitenlle idopiieiIi. Suo
pieni uhrouS i,idiii lo%bioiiioioue pub
10 iIoo.
sos iunnette bentilDn, ioua on mi.
boinen mieIi ustoutoo fobtoon, FUN
bdn on iaanut iiitd nddrdt fGIitpfr
Iet, min tiIotfao tie bdneIIe gutt6ia
pboefii fpuobetIi. Gpld bdn Titie life
en- toiieti pucoetii unoietuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

marian palfinnon l minuutin 36 Ie.
tunnin lennosta.
Sentdiien eoelle or pddsIpt nprtfi.
mestori Socf SobnIon. Maailman'
fuuluSIa ottelueIa 9tenosIa ban
moittona iefG oifeubeSta eldnien
tunien eIittdmiieen Ioi taistelusto
zoe. 600 oouaria. I. o. $4,000 MARI
faa minuuiilta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

sos bolnatte iaooa tieidd %iufuIoi
pStd,p6nne, tai tutiomonne
oIoitieen, min lobetidtdd tdpoeIlinen
nimenne ietd oioitteenne, iefd len
mufona 70 Ienttid Il. Q. postimer'
teisId, oIIooIeipoud oIoitteeIIa ia
SonlutIi ioatte OIoite 9oIeuterin Iuo'
moloiiieta omeritasio.
aoIenierin binta Soulufuusta ole
faen tulee oIemoon 40 fenitid.
Sioiie 8oIenteri ybti6.
2l3. 5itcbbur9, Mosi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
,arlemin SIP. Xitt. Ieuratuntd gtefp,
Dortieio:


Dortisio:
Sumalanpaltpeluffia pioetddn Ios
: ,iIena Iunnuntaina feuo 4 /. u :'r'
fosIo ~ 6. 12s:tb Ctr. gseip gort
Gitp.
Serran p. ebtooGista nietetddn 10.
FL fuufaupen t~oiieno iunnuntoino.
Hoamdtunlelitps pioetdGn iofo toi'
men iprsiai Flo s IN. ytuoriiopbois
tptIen hoaIiDa Yiiorim firfon huo'
neaoiosin WtooiIon ape:u ia III
tooum tulmoeia Stem Dorfiein.
OrpchIemrn fotoontuu iotd lena
tcretnina flo 6 ip ytuoriIopboieint
len hnnl,llo.
puhdtoulu pioeiddn iotoiienu fins
.muutuina flo 2 ip. yiuoriiopb. boo.
lilo.
0ulle DiGtineu, Gliei 2inblom,
neutrality-suspicious..
Nirnto: 2S9 Clinton Greet tunicu
ia Siiuim 9'reciin fnImoeIa)
9roaflpn. ~ y.
3elei S9I Samiltou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

Pari puotta iitte oltiin GanIaais'
firttotunnosia bppin murbeelIiia
ia auopdin ien tesfuuoesia tapobtu'
neieta Itonooali iutuista. Wobin9on
iloa tuniirpat tietpsti naetustaiom
me Iiuoin. Uteiud eli olut mit6Gn
suoltu, ipoon fppristpd ia ooottaa
fumes pabin mprsfp oil obi. @ms
me oIanneet ptiinfertoiiuuoesI omme
sua Min opelio, ettd oIiIimme foits
lancet mnbotutIen nerboua oIioito
peittdd, poon tartuttiin, min naifes
alta fuin Ie tuntuifin, Iddlimdttd tiins
nj tiped6n fobtaan ia retpaiStiin pas
hcnuusta tuottommt i01en irti ruu.
miieta. aipedd ie ipnnptti iiIdliIeSti.
nltonoistafin fipua ioatiin totea
fuiu ultopuoleua oIenat, borWota
poifteutIio lutuunotta malta, eipGt
mield tdmdnrddn idlfeen ole poi'
meet meit6 leppedmmin faiIelo, tuaan
spot Ieimanneet meta lDpbifIi Il.
meeaiIesId Iubteesia ia. Nutta idtd iloa
eli ole testdnpt tauan. ypt OH inptd
niioen tiled, iotfa Iiuoin %nauroipat.
Warielfoon Sumala ettemme %iloitIiii
niietd lfonboaleisto, ioito fuluneen
teIdn aifona OIL tapabtunut !Sans
cocfisIa g. Spnoooin Ieirisid.
Sfdmdt muistot idtti yNmerifon
Suomeitaren" entinen toimittaia
9orttila i%dlteenld, mutta pield es
nemmau fostee porttilan Ieuraaion
plioppilas Eauno Suotarin poiss
mutton idliet u. S:ren t~oimitufieSta
ia toto paitfafunnalta. Siud bdn
Ell ldbtenpt ptfin, maon toi'en mie'
ben moimon fanSIa, tuten SpJmies
lebti SancpctisIa tietdd fertoa. quo
tori on tuon tddad SronnoobiSia'
Elm euuluiIufii iulleen paStori quo
torin ppita. Woimo, ionta fansia
han pari miitfoa Iitte ldbti on Ms
meItddn mrs. Selmi WtetIdld 10. I.
RisreD flor tobtori Nrmiien rou'
,pone. Wlrs. Wtetidld idtti miebenid
Z, S. NtetidIdn ia fotii pientd las
ia. Wuorid fuuluipat molemmat letd
Souno 9uotori ettd mrs. 9elm'
We,fdld oIenan, tuos'a parinfpm
menen iidcid. ylolemmat l%aaneet
MISUNDERSTANDING SuomisO pis'
tosIa ia fiaoin 10 mielipneet toiittnlo,
mnita Fun l6uotori mpbbemmtn me-
nj iidnIa tonsia Suomeen il Hello
fuoritti plioppilaStutfinnon. ment l'l'
Id oifoa tpttD tddud toiieu toncIa
uoimiEin. ylpt fun Eaiino 9uotari
Ioopui idnne almeriton Suometioren
t,imittoiatTi Min tlo ponba rofta'
ue oil ipttpnpt nuoestaon, Iosfd c
oeldmoinifut iuruliiet leurantiet. "
MERTON SuomettoreSia mninitnan
moon Ipbyeeii. etid plioppilae 2ou'
no Suoiori on eronnnt tdmdn len
ben toimitutIecta ia ontautunnt ntte'
alaIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

Daufesonisia, 81. on ioutto len'
rafuntaloiTia ilmoittoneet fofontlen
tf. 20 p:tIi, iosia pitdiii festustello
s~e,rafunnon pastorin irtiinnomi'es'
70 Ieurafunnon pnImeIufiesta. Wsoi'
nitnsIo Ieuratunnosia on pnppind
poet. 8. SorrpeIa. On 10 ennentin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
Salmtaan tietoa.

SoIuaiiin tietdd mieid on tuttapas
nj miis Gmilia 8ormo. Sos buo'
moat nGmd rtpit. min bcitd heti fir
ieeud, olen bufannut oIoiieeii. Sum
nioitutIeIlo mrs %i35ie Wintfa, $40
Gast Yroaopop, Yutte, Wont.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

mieton marrastuun toiietIi Iunnun,
taitIi. Obielma pddaiiasIa ietafuo.
ron lauluio.
= WsrS. ISbiteSioe, tobtori Wbi.
te'ibin maimo fuoli oiunnosIaan
GaSt @per tobuua mime to~rstaino,
Flo folme. GuoIemon ippti on nn:
nettu ipodnbeitfous (paIpular beort
lefion).
SO toista miitfoa oil I~oiraon tiIa
olut %toifpoton. Giepid ldGfGreitd oil,
toetettu uIeita, mutta turbaan.
Wainaia on oIumut @osebic fauns
tisIo noin % muotta. &abbefion
fpuoita tit ell ban muutti 8esIeme.
ristd tdnne Sroumoobiin miebenid
tuIlesia rSlimer" faimantosDhiiDn
tiairoalaon ~IddfdrifIi. Mainoiaa Fol
/! paamaan id'. patti pnoliIoa bppin
laaia pstdlpd ia iufuloisioutfo. fiad
naifta b6n otti innottoasti oioo
miebenid tpDbDn iairaalacia, lDph
ban aifua toimio h Neutrality-suspicious.
ia muisia Dbo!stptiisid.
!Sautausmenpt toimitettiin poina
jan fotona piime lauantoino. Stun
mis- lpietiin lauontoi.iltona Noef.
ioroiin, 81. bauoattamati.
= Gtbplm e. G:p naieien maates
tuSliite OH ioutunut toimimodn 9ant
OF Jronpoob ia Peoples 9antins
Go:n palponnan oloiiena, Ippsi6
eud life eli ole i6dnnDuiIe est boita
nut aIioitaan mainiituien panttiliit
teioen fansia Citizen lidnnoitIidno
on Sronipoobin pantin f%irianpitdid
mr.. Sit5immons.
- @iime %5unnnntaina onniStui
mat tonIoloiiemme Seimo glistD ia
Mntti Heiniftd, Neipportin pdGltd,
metIGstpsretfelldGn taatomoon foffi
fomeoto peurao.
- SSiime lauantaina nGbtiiu nil.
fasliitteiiimmHud poitdIin taupunfia
pm istumoeII teIeIooni toIpasla.
Utitenbdn llenee t%aupurtiiu etlp'
M .
- Mlr. Spbn Slonen, iota pii'
me elotuusiu f%ottoiii ioleonia, Ell
mielGtGdn pGGIe Iiitfumoon.
- 1ulipalo faitpannpSfa. Nii
me lauantoino ipttpi tuIipato Bon
ME Iboilieia ytemport tni,uonnoeiu
Observation-Disclosures oil iuicld Min
polion Sanua. ettei.pdt mieDtt moi
meet rpbhDd mDbpn.
- Gitarit iauhu tnot niime tors
taina mr.. Gmil 2eb:iIen %oTunnoiia,
SIGnnGuG oil uaapnreille ilmoitetto'
nanu iloIonpma, ettG bdneue oil
ipnipnpt poito.
- 3ilanfanppa. Sron 9eItisfd
midi mr. Sobn peterion taIonia mr.
sy}ott SobnIoniue $3.50 fauppabin
naSta.
= Gnpmimatfattaan palali MIR.
Nifoloi Seiffild miime tiistoino.
SGn lGtIi NATHALIE nitme beinGfuus
ia. &plmdd fuuIui 10 Suomeeia oil
leen.
- WenG ipaarasSa. Whine Jun.
nuntaisiltana ,ttui 98nIo ieuron Felt.
tiDsid piftu onnettomuuS. iota mel
mali ola pboen benfilDn nenGn FUR
ma. Wiia oil Iiteu, ettd muuon nais
benfilD meni iptpttdmddu taaiu'uu'
mia, aitomueiello ldnumittdd itielleen
mettG, mutta onneito muuoetIt ndGn'
iifin min palion r,uipeio ettd liefft
nouii ldbes fattoon asst. Hdbdfdsfd
eli f%uitenta IN fottunut tulemGon ifds
mempid ieurautiia.
- Walo femraStn. Scuran tpofos
toutIet oipot mniitetm t~oistaiietli pie
bett1 Iunnunt ,iiin Flo = lt,p6t
malld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

Wiime fepddnd pioetpsId Gam
coctin @p. Sutb. ienratunnan papin
ipaolisIa tuli eroitetun past. s.
YGctin ,i;aIe ,palitufIi Suomesta
NilIidn firttob,rra paStori Sonnut.
iela. Wutto MT on postori Sannufs
iela peruutto muffin batemutIenIu. ets
tel bdn moitaan tdnne iuapua. Sen'
iobbosta ilmoittinot ieuratunnon To-
foutIen pioeitdndfIi tpiime %iunnun'
toina, iosIa feefueteliipot ia pddtti'
mat mibin toimenpjteli in oliIi rpb.
bpttama mainitun popinmiran tdpt-
tdmiIen Iubteen. Yddt5etd tdtd Fir.
ioitettaisIo Ell ,pieId ole ndfpnpi. 2uu'
liTiban MUD, tddld MmertfosIafin o.
lepon. ainotin SuontisO piSton mol
mistomia poppeia, iotfa mieleuddn
tuon miran mastaan ottaiIiDat, eitei
tarmitiii niitd Suomesta aeti tie'
ouSteIla, iosfa iImanfin OH popeisto
puute. Wifd OF inn ettei omasta pa'
iasta ldbteneet pnpit feIpaa?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

tlmaontuitut acknowledgements iano.
tueia lenrafmnnaSIa mainittua pop
pto tobtaan, ia on bdntd ennentin
prttettp ioooa pois ienratumnon Iie'
lnnboitalon nirasta. Wtutta enems
mtSiD Hence nield tdbGn asst oUut
pnstorin puoleuo. Saa nGbo6 OIL.
nlstufpatto npitddn. NdbtdmGsti ON
~leurotunnan iobtofunta papin puo
leila, tosfapa oil iamaIta iobtotun.
malta ilmoitus, iamoSia leboesid
FUN puGoleWo ilmoitusfin, ettG Ia.
nottu iobtotnnta OF eroittonut Sunb
ntmiIen mieben maimonla fansIa
leurufunnasta. WielG 5onomat tdt1
ofion Sumolantin eoeoid bortinneen.
ia. Sunb ndhtdmdsti on tuon ipptps
mdttDmdn iouton iobtaia. Miattelen
mutton, ettd mr.. Sunb mabtanee
ola oiatielema mics. fiben pddt1t.
ieen olen ainatin tulut bGnen tiriois
tutiistaan, ioita olen iosfus Ianos
maleboist9 lufenut.
Sda ndbod Iaoipotto paufeeani.
laiiet taisteua Ieurafunnaai lien ma.
pamoen puolesta pbtd fauan FUN
Sancoctin ieuratunto, ioefa ldbes
10 puoben oian or puui tpptpmdt.
tDmpptti entiieen p%appiinIa ndbben,
iosta nasla hiliattaiu onnistuimat
pddlemddn eriqeen.
GGuaiIet toimenpiteet muuten alfa.
mat tooistoa el6m1n.ilmauftiu g.
Spnoooin 1euratunnis1a. 81 endd
tppoptd paliaaieen papin nimeen,
mutta ipaooitaan iiltd mpDs papin
fptpiG, SdbGn asti OH tuppautunnt
oinofin minuu pdGbdui oiatufitu, rt'
td IanotueIa ioufos1o bpmdtiptdGn
pnpitIi mics Fun mics, tunbon bG
neud paon on popin m%uooolinen
Diploma. Wtuuta eli ole moaoittu.
pubumottataon beneelIiIppoestG. st
til MT tummintin on muutoS buo
mottapisio, t6mG tobistaa tamuis
lam berdtpfiestd FIND piirisid. 6
monfelisto bented on pddsIpt, ebtd
iobtaioin tietdmdttd puiobtamaon
Ieuratuniiin ia Iiud on tortrutpa
luonne. Yoppeiotin on muutomia
tulut biliun Suomesia, iotta omua
mat raamatiQiSta ben9euiippttG ia
fiilpaiIemat I%ieluien pelustutIeeta. pi.
tGen muobot ultonoiIesIa eiiintpmi
IesIddu ietd iaornoisIaan ettd fans
iaibmistenTd tansia pdbemmdn tdr'
feind. 9tdioen pubeisia e%iiintpp ben
I'll ia poima. Sen9eu ia moimon o
Ioitutlesio eiitettp pube Fl idG hebel
mod teeemdttd.
Sdtd iIaboutto moo ilmiDtd a~iatel'
leeio tulee fpIpneetIi: g8bo is the
merit?
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

surprising to see another record 80
glimmering
The 2:1l trot and 2:17 pace have
large fields and look to be open races.
The Michigan champion, Stroller, and
Belvasia are to meet again In the trot,
while In the pace mob OF Michigan
circuit horses will struggle for the
coin.
The Matron stakes, awarded to the
state fair by the American Trotting
Horse Breeders association, Is one OF
the big futurities and will be worth
about $4,000. In the trotting division
Justice Brooke and Miss Stokes are
the stars, although Mainleaf, Lord
Dewey and a number of others will
be on hand to see that they do not
loaf.
Among the class races, entries to
which close on Sept. 5, are two free
for-alls, and In the pace, Earl, Jr..
Evelyn w. and Independence Boy Will
meet This trio can put up the most
wonderful contests in record time OF
any PAGERS that ever have gone down
the line, and the equality OF their
speed makes the result at all times In
doubt In the fast trot Soprano, Billy
Burke and Joan may be counted upon
to step faster than have any OF their
gait on the state fair track.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

Six stake events are among the 20
races to be decided at Detroit's sec
ond grand circuit meeting, which viii
be held In connection with the Michi-
gan State fair, Sept. IS to %. Prin-
cipal among these is the Michigan
stake OF $4,000 for 2:15 class trot-
ters, an event inaugurated last year
when Il was worth $1,000, and won
by the European-bred trotter, Willy.
The Michigan this year parallels the
M. a M. In value and Importance, and
the difference In the class admits
many to II that were not eligible to
the grand old classic which has
served to contribute a share In max
ing Detroit famous.
When entries closed In April, there
were 80 In the Michigan stake, which
was the greatest number received by
any association In a big stake. Four
payments have been made and % OF
the horses still are eligible, which is
an unusual proportion. Most promi.
nent among these is r. T. c., the
plow horse, and when this chestnut
gelding steps through the stretch the
farmers in the stand can see the pos
sibilities OF horses that have been
doing mental work at home. Anvil,
that won the NJ a NJ, Ario Leyburn,
that has returned to form and won
at Columbus this week; Electric
Todd, winner of two recent starts;
Gay Audubon, by many thought to
have chance to lower the stallion
record for a four-year-old (2:05 Id;
Lewis Forrest one OF the purest gait
ed horses OF the newcomers and joint
holder with Highball OF the race rec
ord for geldings in their first year;
the fast but unreliable gelding. The
Huguenot, and lesser lights are In
the bunch.
This promises TO be as good con-
test as any OF the $4,000 stakes of
the year, and II Is expected that the
field will be large and classy.
The $1,000 event for 2:11 PAGERS
closed with 81 last spring, and % still
are on the list. Vernon Mckinney,
winner of the Chamber Of Commerce
stake, and Sir r. that beat this horse
AT Columbus, and then was beaten by
him I'm a worlds record event, are
among the equine notables. Zom.
brewer IL one Of the lot, and II
reaains the form she showed at Kala-
mazoo. she will make any PAGER step.
Hal. b., Jr., 2:03, the great Canadian
PAGER. IL another OF the fast ones, and
Zulu Hal IL not 10 be overlooked. hav-
ing taken a record Of 2:03 IA ~
Cleveland. The others are fast and
some OF them will show extreme speed
in the NEXT few weeks, so that when
thsy meet a. Detroit II would not be
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
State Fairs Grand Circuit
Meet Will Rival Blue Ribbon

The meeting will be up to the blu,
ribbon standard In every particula|
and Albert II. Merrill. who Is TO 4
the starting, Is one of the best me-
In his profession. A. j. Heating vii
be presiding Judge, with l. @. Web
and Eugene Fifeld as his associated
Many horses that were not read
for the blue ribbon meeting will hgu1
In the events. The grand circu|
stables will come here from Syrt
cuse, while the great western horsd
will ship from Milwaukee. The fail
at the Grand Rapids and Fort Wayn|
mile tracks the week before will sen
over their quota and the halt-mil
tracks will contribute a few likeI
ones that are In the habit of breakin'
into the game in the fall and upse|
ting things.
IF we have good weather we WI
have the best race meeting ever heI
on the track" said Thomas e. NeV
ton, president of the Michigan stat
fair. ut will be the first time on
patrons from out In the state han
seer Murphy. Geers, Cox, McDonaI
and that class OF drivers at a fail
The best men and horses will be herr
but we think the people OF our staf
are the best on. earth and nothing
too good for them"
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
PLATE CLASS At
THE TOP WEIGHT
Randolph Flyer Esteemed Best Of
Horses in Ferry Handicap Field
At Windsor.
DBL GAMER.

The official Handicapped Of the
Windsor meeting has formally pro-
claimed IL his belief that the Randolph
flyer. Plate Glass. Is the best OF the
10 horses which have made the final
payment and still remain eligible to
start In the Detroit, Belle Isle q Wind
sor Ferry Co, handicap, which will
form the feature event Of the opening
day of racing Monday, at the Cana
dian track.
Plate Glass comes In at the top
weight In the handicap figures, with
lie pounds. Naushon Is deemed sec
ond best. though only a three-year-old.
and viii carry Ill. Cliff Edge Is In
at lot and from there on they work
downward to Edda that Is handicapped
at 90, and will carry little more than
n feather.
Accidents and the other mishaps OF
training, as well as lack of speed
the main factor-have reduced the
list OF starters to 10. but even this h
well above the average OF the modern
stake race In which none but the pick
OF the entire circuit start.
The entries will be found In an
other column.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
Tigers III, Nationals 100; Zowie |

Donovan will probably open against
the Athletics tomorrow.
Gamers homer IN the second game.
cleared the left field fence.
Cunningham looked like a tremen-
dously' improved player since last seen
here FF
Elberfeld appeared as a pinch hitter
In the ninth and raised long hy TO
Drake.
IL was the first look Detroit bugs
have had at Walker and his speed drew
general comment.
1t was big satisfaction 10 little Bush
TO bat in the winning run with his fine
triple In the second game.
In the second game jennings let the
Nationals take the field first in an at
tempt TO change the Tiger luck
AT that, Laftte's batting virtually
were very influential In DetroIts two
runs
owner varnell OF the Fort Wayne
club was a visitor. During his pres
ence his own team lost its hrst game
out OF IL,
Henry had all sorts OF trouble with
Cashion's speed and several short pass
ed balls helped the Tigers around the
sacks
Jennings raved around 20 such an
extent when his team was In the field
that Umpire Dineen bounced MIN out
OF tho first game
Bush was so muddled in the latter
part of the first game that he tried to
take the field at one stage, when but
two men were out
LATTE. who relieved Mulnn, stopped
the hitting nicely in the NTH ard held
on well till the eighth, but then II
was murder, swift and ruthless
The Nationals one misplay was Nc
BRIDES frantic attempt at double In
the tenth inning OF the second game,
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

Cobb had a tough day with the
Washington pitchers. One hit In the
hrst game was all he could secure for
his days work, though the Milan play
robbed him OF another
Crawford was the only Tiger regu-
lar to get through the first game with
out a misplay OF some, sort Drake In
technically immune, because his break
was the mistudgment OF fly.
The way Cashion fie1ded his position
made a fine Impression on the local
bugs. he also stood like q good bats
man His loss of speed after the first
inning r. puzzliug Manager McAlser.
The teams soon would have been
compelled TO stop on account OF dark
ness and another double header, would
have been played today, but for the
run which the Tigers worked around In
the tenth.
Detroit bugs knew that Bauman and
Cunningham were graduates OF the
same league and were interested TO
compare them. The Tiger didn't show
quite his usual speed In the field and
batting honors were virtually even.