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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
Boys Held For P. o. Robbery.

Duluth. The U. S. postmaster
at Virginia has missed stamps and
could not understand it, so he placed
a Waterman in the interior. A small
boy arrived in the postoffice through
one of the larger mail boxes, the COM
bination Of which was worked and the
drawer pulled out into the lobby.
Toney Eddy, aged 10, Elmer Erickson
and Fred Fanki, aged II years each.
have been arrested. The postmaster
has missed about $50 worth Of stamps
and money.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
Pope Plus Is Indisposed.

Rome, Italy. i Pope Plus x. IL
somewhat indisposed and has been
cautioned by his private physician, DIR.
Giuseppe Petacci, to avoid over-exer
ton. His holiness, however, has re
fused to change from his daily routine
and celebrated mass and gave a few
private audiences.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
Big Saw Mill Begins Work.

East Grand Forks.-The big sawmill
of the Grand Forks Lumber Company
started operations, giving employment
to 300 men who have been anxiously
waiting for the opening This is two
weeks earlier than last year, and the
logs have been shipped in instead Of
foated, on account of the low stage of
the river. Over 100000 feet of logs
are ready to work upon, and another
big drive will be here in few days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
NEW DlsPATcAlNG SYSTEM.

Telephone to Replace Telegraph on
Iron Range Road.
Duluth.-The telephone is to re-
place the telegraph on the Duluth &
Iron Range railroad A circuit is now
being installed between Two Harbors
and Ely, with branch from Allen
junction to Virginia and Eleventh, in
Minnesota The new dispatching sys-
tenn will cover 1913 miles, and there
will be fifteen way stations. The dis
patcher will be located at Two Har-
bOrs.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
Twin CITY Markets.

Minneapolis, April 21.-Wheat, May
96%c; July, 97kc; No. northern
993sc; No. 2 northern, 97%c; No. I
durum, s4%c; No. 8 corn, soc; No.
white oats. slice; barley, mailing
SLOT; No. 2 rye, SOC; No. 1 flax, $2.5S
Duluth, April 21.-Wheat, May
SIC; July, 973sc; No. 1 onrthern, CSC
South St. Paul, April 21.-Cattle-
Steers, $5.40@5.50; COWS, $3.75@5.o0;
calves, $3.75@6.25; hogs, $5.75@6.00;
sheep, yearlings, $2.O0@5.OO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26

Japanese BalipIayers Defeated.
San Jose, California; The SAINT:
Clara college ball team defeated the
Japanese players from Waseda uni
yersity, 10 to 2.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
STRIKE is ON AGAIN,

Button Manufacturers Repudiate the
Agreement at Muscatine.
Muscatine, IoWa.-The strike of
5000 union button workers for
recognition of their union and other
reforms is on again, despite the set
Element made by State Labor Com
missioner Van Duyn. The manufac.
turers repudiated the agreement Tues
day, refusing to recognize the union.
Many of the strikers are destitute and
violence is feared.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
Personal

Edward A. Moseley, secretary Of
the Interstate commerce commission
and originator Of much labor legisla-
ton, died in Washington after long
illness. He was sixty-five years old.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, who
was stricken with vertigo at the pen
sion Office and was taken to a hos
pital, has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to his hotel in Washington.
With various rumors floating into
Washington at the imminence of an.
other conflict at Aqua Prieta, Mexico.
President Taft ordered the entire reg
iment Of the Sixth cavalry from Des
Moines, a., to reinforce the posts
there. This will add 800 men to the
guard in Arizona.
B. F. Bush, president Of the West
ern Maryland Railway company for
several years, was elected president of
the Missouri Pacific Railway COM
pany at meeting OF the board of d.
rectors In New York city.
State biologists from nearly every
state met at Washington with the of,
ficials of the geological survey. The
conference, an annual event, is for the
purpose of mapping out program for
next year.
/ Former President Roosevelt re.
turned to New York from a seven
weeks tour Of the west and middle
west. As he stepped from a train
from Chicago he came into contact
with a crowd Of outgoing Easter Wis.
itors, many Of whom greeted him with
cheers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
AVIATOR is DEAD.
French Officer Falls Two Hundred and
Fifty Feet.

ron of the French army aviation corps
fell with his Farman biplane from a
height of $50 feet and was crushed to
death. The aviator had left OrleaGs
for this city and was midway between
Villa Coublay and Versailles when his
machine plunged to earth, turning
over as it fell. Carron was caught
under the Wreckage.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
TWO VESSELS DASHED ASHORE
Crews Rescued by Irish Coast Guard
and Life-Savers.

London, England British bark
Port Stanley is aground in Bally-
beige bay, on the west coast of Ire
land, where she put in for shelter
from fierce gale. The crew of 25
was rescued with difficulty by the
coast guard.
Washington, April 21.-The two
masted schooner Caroline Gray of
Rockland, Me-, went ashore a mile
south of the Wood End life saving sta
ton on Cape Cod, Mass, in the night
and is pounding to pieces. Her crew
Of six men was rescued by the life
savers of the Wood End station.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
Sporting

Packey Mcfarland, the Chicago
boxer, had the better Of his ten-round
bout with Harlem" Tommy Murphy
before the Paramount Athletic club at
New York city. It was case of speed
and cleverness against a man of the
more rugged type and the former
proved the superior in short bout.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26

The Portuguese mail steamer Lusi-
tania went on Bellows rock, two miles
southwest of the Cape of Good Hope.
Her passengers and crew were taken
off by the British warship Forte and
a government tug. Eight persons
were drowned during the transfer of
the 800 people on board.
The Portuguese cabinet has con-
cluded the finishing touches on the
decree of separation of church and
state. The state comedies entire lib
erty of all creeds, the Catholic creed
ceasing to be the state religion from
the date Of the PRONUNCIATION. Hence
forth, all churches will be maintained
by the faithful.
Many priceless works of art, in.
Guiding paintings and gobelins, were
destroyed when the city hall at
Schaerbeck, suburb of Brussels, Bel
GUM, was destroyed by fire. Two fire
men were killed.
A strike of Porto Rican cigarma
kers at San Juan, in which two have
been assassinated and many arrested:
threatens to cut this country's supply
according to New York importers.
Harry Gordon Selfridge, the London
merchant, formerly of Chicago, his
mother, his wife and one of his daugh
tiers were painfully injured in an auto
mobile accident near Ambleside, West
moreland county, England.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26
GAS BLAST KILLS THREE.
Chicago Liquor Dealers Held For Ex.
pjanatjon

PLANTATION.
Chicago, Illinois. - Three persons
killed and a. score were injured when
an explosion occurred in a building
on the northwest side, occupied by
Joseph Morici & Co., wholesale liquor
dealers. Morici and his partner were
arrested and will be held on the belief
that the explosion and fire were
caused by gas escaping from jets that
had been left open Intentionally.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-04-26

At the municipal elections held In
Illinois several cities named oflcials
under the commission plan Of govern
ment for the first time. In every In.
stance an unusually large vote was
polled, showing an increase in inter.
est In civic affairs by the citizens.
Another feature was the election Of
four Socialist mayors-at Granite
City. Grafton. O'Fallon and Davis.
United States authorities will prob
ably have to start European hunt
to find the officers aud crew of the
Greek steamship Athlnai. who were
indicted for smuggling undesirable
aliens into this country. The men
gave bail amounting to $4,000, but
when the ship arrived at New York it
was manned by new officers and men.
Homer Little, farmer near Con-
way, Kan, was shot and killed when
his baby tripped over and discharged
loaded shotgun, the charge taking
effect in Little's left leg,
-
Members of the First Presbyterian
church Of Upper Alton thronged the
courthouse at Edwardsville, ILL.,, to-
hear testimony in the divorce suit by
Mrs. Caroline Schiess Bradley against
Rev. DR.. Walter H. Bradley, their for
mer pastor, now president of Black
burn university at Carlinville.
The magnificent choir and two chap
els of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine in New York were consecrated
in the presence of many distinguished
citizens, scores OF bishops and other
churchmen participating.
The third biennial convention Of
the Young Women's Christian associ-
atoms of the United States opened in
Indianapolis, about 1000 delegates be-
ing present.
On the campus of st. Johns COL
lege at Annapolis, Nd, was unveiled
a bronze tablet erected by the Gen.
eral Society of the Sons Of the Rev
olution to the memory of the French
soldiers and sailors who, in 1881,
laid down their lives in the cause Of
American independence. President
Taft and Ambassador Jusserand both
made addresses.
Mrs. Ethel Croker Breen, youngest
daughter of the former Tammany
chieftain, Richard Croker, has begun
suit in Hudson county, New Jersey,
for the annullment of her marriage to
John J. Breen, the Durland groom.
The battle of Aqua Prieta, Mexico,
which ragged almost without intermis-
sion for nearly twenty-four hours, was
won by the Mexican federal forces.
The rebels, their supply of ammuni.
ton and provisions exhausted. left an
hour before the government troops oc-
cupied the town.
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Domestic

The long-expected strike of the
furniture workers of Grand Rapids,
Mich, which has been hanging fire
for several weeks, was officially de-
clared on. Between 5000 and 1000
union men in nearly sixty furniture
factories, including woodworking
shops, packed up their tools ard
walked out
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Oinbre6er
gsIuhsH peridDiestut CfHtssebanbe
hi Der nntfgen EtaDt.

.Sm 9olis.ibduptquortier fDurotn
aeittrn cine Mn5obI Ginbriif,e SurUlela
bung ge6raht, fpel6e innerbalb ber
Iebteu as Gtunbtn diigeHiheiHIih BON
ein unD Derfelben 9anbe ausgtfiibrt
iporoen iinb.
Gin 1ieb, ipsIher iih zines Nd6s
ihfiifIeis bebients, itnttste Der Sffiee
bss gDeeilD Bulletins. I'm fehften5tcds
tperte bes anrie s9ebduoes. einen Be-
Fuh ab II. bur6iufts ben geibf6rdHt.
befen aubentbiir. er often Dorfdnb.
Gr sertriimmerts, iebeHFalls NIT sinsm
5nmmer, bic fosenannte ~Strcns
8pr", peIhe ieboh ni6ts Wiitnnehs
mensperthes entbitlt. Sieruuf besab
fidb Der Ginbrehsr nod Der Office oes
3dbnarstes Dr. Rartin RObiolt. I'm 4.
Gtodiperfs bes Gsbdubss. no CT gldtts
soln i'm Mertbe BON ca. $50 erbeutetc.
sm @roton Gsbdube. an Der z. unn
Race StrdBs, ipurbt bic Sffice ber
asrste Or. 6. 70. ReaaugbliH, Tr. 6.
n. Sbepbtrb, Or. Nm. Gldtpion uno
Or. q. SO. MiasT DON GiH6rsherH.
ipeIfe R1hfhtiiFel benuBttn, beiuht.
9erihiebsne putte uno dnDers Bebdlter
ipurben DON ibneu seoffnst. ieooh purs
ben bic Disbs periheuht, bepor lie ir'
osnpmeIde geute MAIDEN tpnHien.
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(SebMrtem.

aalil unb 3atberiHs Sueobs, 23o
SncumDre StraBs; Suabe.
2luauft uno 9atbsrtHe 5upslmepsr,
14O Utulbsrrp StraBs; Badoaen.
5risoridh uno emma Shnittgsr.
Gsptsn 4penue; WdoheH.
2llfreo unp emma Miler, 4030
9lsntpup Qpeuus; Mdbhen.
2puis uub Ngnss Rihtsr, 373o
Glsrpap Qpsnue; Snabe,
6eHrp uno ssennie Sieg.i, I'LL De
gbsrion Qosnus; 3pilltuge. 3psi Snos
ben.
Stephan uno Mdrgaret Ybiiip,
1927 Central apeuue; Gnabe.
8. unb CLARA gappel, 1927 3uptou
Strabe; WGoden.
Sorrn uHb guu Sic, 1913 2iuH
Strabe; GHabe.
Gam. unb 9sls Sdiparb, 1043
Deslep Qloenu:; Mdoden.
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Oas 8odst Der qeitriseu Boli3siess
rihtsfisuus mics uur p<utse isdle bon
sJutersiIe auI,
4nam altiu bate in Der Sanitag
Raht in elmer Wirthfddft an Der Gem
trail Qpenue Hnb Gsprge Strabe Ras
odu asfh!asen unn mar an bic Cuff 9e>
Isst nprben. Sn ietuer Ruth fdIsuz
berts er einen gflaiferItstu ourh bic
Sbiiriheibe uno purbs rpegeu bOspil=
Tiger Sa6befhdpigung perbaTtet. Der
4ngeflagts erhieit geFteru cine 8elbs
itrafe BON $40 unb bic Soften 3Hnittirt
Der Wirfh S5rauf 8rpnH, go. All
Seorse Strabe, rpelcher friih amSounz
tag moreen pesen llebertretuug nes
MittsrnobtserieBes nerbaftet tporben
mar. bstannte iia fduioia uno murbs
nit Der iblihen 9eLbftrufe pon SIC
unn 3often beIeet.
ellie 8nrbid. tneib, unb DID 9nip.
man, ihtparS. pareR in eirem 6dufs
an Gsorse StraBe in Strsit eeratber
unp battsn fid) ergenisttig gang ssh6.
rig perpriiseIt. Die Rsgsrin tpurbe 81
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@croeu bic nencn Sajpitalge6Gaoc
nieocr 5ur 8efdDtiguus Offen
itcheH.

Sn anbetraht Der Sbatiuhe, puB am
SOnntag iRfOIgs bss ungiinItisen Wsts
ters Der 9efuh Der ioDsit fertiggefteuz
ten papiIous oss HerIen ftdotiiheH 90
ipttaIs an Der 8urust apenue naturess
mdB stDas binter ben Gripartungen
3uriidblieb, bat Die Soipital, ,aommiIs
ftOn befaIofeu, um ben 9iirgsrn, bic
DOrgsfteru infOIge bes idlshtsu Dets
tiers Die 9ebduDe ui6t beIu6en fpnns
ten. 9eIegenbeit gu gsbsn, btsies naha
5ubolen, eiuen tpeitersn Snipettionstag
au5uberaumen. Dieter Gag pirb Der
tommenbe Sonntag ieiH uno bann
ipsrbeu Die 8sbGubs bon 10 lIbr 9ors
mittoss bis 3 Ibr Raamittugs psm
Pu6Iitum often itebsu.
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RrpfsNpr ausafr a6His 8

$15 unb &oIten psrbonnert, fpdbreno
Der 5au gsgen oas pstbs 5ruuensimz
mer auf Die offeue 2tite geIeBt Duroe.
Der Subrmann Dm. Wuiit fpuroe
Der Rihtperiorgung fetner aus Satin
unb 5pei &inbern, i'm Utter bon feds
Sabren rsip. oret Ronaten, beitebenpeu
5amilie ihuloig befunbeu uHo ange>
ipieien, lpo6sntlih orei Dollars gum
llnterbaIt Der Seiusu beiautrageu. Sur
Gi6erbeit rpuros er unter $1,000 8iirea
itGFt geitsut, in beren grmuHgelung er
feds Wtonute i'm 4rbeitsbaus Su3us
brinaen baben ptrp.
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ROdyenberidt Ses GeiHuSbeitsamts,

Ius S6arlahfisbsr srdiiirt nod
iuner isbr fart. Dities erb.lIt aus
oem @phenttri6t Des Stltiftiters 90,
ipdro 4termann bonn Itdottl6eH De-
funobeitsamt iiber Die pdbreHo be,
ptrfiofsHen Node geueloeten J1us
BON dnit.dsnb.n Rrantheittn. 2uut
oisiem 9eriht tpuroen As Jdle Don
SharlohTieber unb ein 1ooesfdll IN.
folge bisItr arantbeii gsmeloet. 5ns'
s.Iammt sslaustsn rpdbrsnb Der mo6s
127 J6lls BON anItedenbtn aranthis
ten unb q 5obsfdlle infolss folhe,
Rrantbeitsn sur asnntnib bes Otiuno,
bsitsamtes. eesen 229 grtruntuns.H
nnp q 9ooesf6us in Der paranelipo,
die bss porisen Sabres. auf oi. siHsel'
nen ardntbsiten, nit ausnubnis Del
Ghdrln6Fisbers ptribsilsn Iit bic &C.
msle<ttn gale ipis fOlsi: ShtDina'
Iu6t, 81 grtrantuHgeH unb Is 5obes'
f1Ge: Dinbpo6tu, 16 GrtraHtunssni
Dipbtkritis, l5 GrirantunseH unb
Sootsfall; Dsniern. Q grtraHiunsent
appbusfiebsr. 3 Grtrantunsen; Rtuh'
biItsn unn Rols. |, 2 Grfrnnsungsnt
6irnbdutsnt3linbuns. / Grsranfuns
unD | Soossfnu; Bumps uHo 9la.'
tern, is cine Grfrnntung.
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q q d [ q 3 g q hsn.

Z. GbnarD Qienenbrint 1T Seitas
mentspoQftretsr BON Gbriitian ). 2tes
nenbrint; Perionalteu $500, 9ruHos
eigentbum $4,000.
Gbpdrb s. ShDdrs 1T Seitamentsz
poQitreder BON 8. ShD0rs; 9runbs
siaentbum $4,000.
:Spbn 9uentber lit Rahlabpertpolter
BON RagbuIenu 9uentber; Grunos
sigeutbum $1,000.
Marp 8rpbsrit 1T 0a6labperDulz
term pon 2lIice grposrid; gerionoIlen
$500.
Charlotte 56pspfeI 1T 9sitamentss
poaitretsrin bon 5enrp 6. ShospteI ;
Gruno<igsntbum $4,000.
Omen q. ainusp 1T RadlaBoerpdls
ter Don garp .. SobuiOn; PeriOnalieu
$4,000, 6runbeigsntbum $27, 600.
e. 9. Rorriion 1T Radlabperpals
ter pom gmmG Mprriion; Perionalien
$500.
Gbas. 8. 3ern 1T SsitamsntsUOEs
| itreder DON Gres3eutia aeru; perIonas
| lien 800, Grunbeigentbum $4,000.
6bas. M. gus 1T Ra6laBOerpaIter
BON Barbara But; Grunoeigsntbum
| $4,000.
Wdrguret6a unb Ben. g. Shnsioer
! limb Observation-Disclosures Don geue.
! Dict S6nsiber; PerionaIien $40, 600
9runbeieertbum $4,000.
gbas. 9. Dilbp iit Rahlabpertpala
ter bon Glt3abetb Z. 5artpeQ; Berios
| nalisn $4,000, 9runbsigsutbum $4,000
G6as. 3. Qpsp 1T RahlaBperpdlteI
ppn Geo. 80. 4psp; psrionaItsn $250O
Der psri0nIi6e RachlaB oes 4lerdus
Der Ueer3 betrGgt $213.91; oerisnigt
beg 5eurp 8untlah $8077 90; bsrjsnt.
&c Der Warp .. StrabIsp Rspsr
$1,000.
emerp 8. Barton lit Ru6IuBperpuI:
ter BON Guuics 8. Barton; 9srfonaIier
$500.
8erf 6tsoenes.
Die aIms &c 0ospie 60. tlagts elm
! ;goroerunq iiber $1606.41 gsgsn SIopo
| Dan &c gp. Don SatiOu, 8p., elm.
| eSiaat DpIf srlangts Elm urtbsil iibs'
$414.75 segen Sobu 9onaloion.
| gbriftins Cation bat auf 9runb sr
littsnsr @erlssuugsn Elm 0erottt iibt,
$3.50 gsssn Die 6. 81. unb 6. Rp. SO
| erlungt.
| Sn Saten bes S6uLrat6s gegsr
6drrn gudner, tpurbs bem 2ebtsrel
fir Elm 9runoitiid an Der gppIar Str,
oas fir bic Heus IA. 9tTtrtttihuI
tpHosmuirt pproen 1T, cine Grtihdoi
gung pon $450O sugeiprpdeH.
9egsu Charles =. Dole, ben tribe
reu afTtgnee Der Ghio Riper 8laniul
Wiu Co., Der aufgeiproert tporoen mar
cine ShIubrehnuns ein3ureihen, tpur
be oeitern elm Observation-Disclosures
singsIsitst, tpeil sr es psridumt bat. Del
gefehl gu befoIgsn. Gr mus Iih am 4
April Dor Ri6ter Darnsr psruutpor
ten.
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SoeHtiftSirt.

Die 2ei6e bes Wuuues, tpelher, tpis
T. 3t. bsrittst, in Der Samitng Ratt
nabe 8alsp Sunctipn pon eiHsr Gar
Der 6. &. uub u. 5rdctiou COMPANY
lbsrfabren unb uuf Der Stsas sstOos
tst tpurbe, 1T gsiteru ols Der 43 edhre
alts SabatpFIan5sr s. 8irstI 8aDort
pon GuiIforb, Sno.. toentifi5irt por>
ben, uno stpar ron Sobn 8. guoari,
einem Sobus bes 9eruneIiften. Dtr
Iunoe mann nahm bic 2eids ietnes
8atsrg in Gmpfang uue trat nit osrs
fsIben bic irauriss 6simrsIl. no6Guils
forn an,
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gterblid1feiteberid,t.

M1rn Regpp, "a. 1924 ainn Str.,
arebs.
queGo 'gifb,r, 50, 1921 2tntOln
aps., 9ebirnbluteH.
5reo. Runts, 72. 221 GiinfsshEie
STR. Rierenlelrra.
Roberi grumpton, 6S, 721 W.It
Court Ctr, RisrenistS.H.
gIiiahttb porisy, 75, 52S Eeit 8.
Str, altersihDahe.
alics Dsf, 80. 528 Sobn Ctr.
Sfpinoiu6t.
Senrp gotara6, 73, 500 gors
Str. aungeueutSiinouHe.
glea Mriaht, 40, 318 Sit 5roni
Sir, 5nbsrtuloie.
RuboIpb SutiisIo, AT, ITO Er.'
man aps., 3u6ersulois.
aouis 5dmmsr. 81, 200 Doritr
Str, arebs.
Sennie 5eisl.r, 80. 406 aourel
STR, 2uHgenentsiinbung.
Gbporb gDins, SO. 979 popiaior
Ctr, arterienpsrtaltung.
Dttilie groipn, %, s04 SliD.r CTR.
ShpGche.
Rente @iIiOn, 81, 29o1 SiOnst
Str. SnfIusH5u.
Worris airfhbdum, II, 776 Mef
8. Str, RiertnIsibeH.
gopdro Daniel. 26, 2407 ainIeE
Str. SubertuIcie.
Soltph asurd. 81, 1241 UlprtI'
Str, 5ppbusfisbtr.
RoTe gropbp, A, 445 GF 6. Str.
Grebs.
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Der Staotrat9
Gtabfuafer E'grien min Tn Gtabt.
rentrnm gapeHHfsA baben.

Die Straben bon Der @itrtsn Bis 5ur
Reunten follsH in .aDenues" umgs.
taufs perben. = Sths neus Bomb.
ausadbsn bonn StaOtrdtb bspiIiiat.
- Die 5tr0benbdhHgeisal6d uno
bis proieftirie RsupflaIttrung Der
glins Sfrdte. - Sinerbeitsoirettor
fOa apI.enduihlas fir gsfeadtuns
Der sSeuermsiper unterbreiten.
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The Washington herald., 1911-12-30
COLUMBIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-selIing: purse, 500: threeyear-
olds and upward; five furongs. Dust lo2 u. Han
overl 9 TO !, won; Mason. 1l2 (FairbrotheTl,
to l. second; Bonnie Bee. loe CChapeID. to !.
third. Time. los As. Descendant Winning Smile,
Hibernica, Quincy Belle, Elizabeth o.. and Uncle
Oliver also
SECOND RACE-Selling; purse 500; two-year-
olds; Ave furlongs. Refine Maryot, lG (Tehan).
10 to I, won; Leialoah I07 (Olson) 9 to 2 second
Lesbos IG CRoberts) Il to !, third Time, ls07 IS.
Bill Murphy Golden Cluster, Christmas Daisy,
-Cashin, Lucky Wish. GOldfern. and Dipper also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; purse $40; three-year-
olds and upward: one mile. Irish Kid ITO (Grand).
) to J. WOO; Black Branch. les (Fairbrotherj,
to l. second; Semi QuaEer. l0e tschweibig1 even.
third. Time 15o HoE7cs Z. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; purse sDo; three
year-olds and upward 1--WE furlong& Rose Queen.
ll4 tForsythel 20 s. won; Caugh Hil. los CBrucs).
8 to ], second; Rash. lF tAndress) 10 !. third.
Time, los. Richard Reed. Lewis. and Elizabeth
Harwood also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seiiing: purse. $40; three-year-
olds and upward seven furiongs. v. Powers, 100
Hopkins to s. won; Camel. ITO tskirvin). 70 ].
second; Emperor William. III tGrand), to l.
third Time Is IS. Lady orimar, Joe Rose. and
Eddie Graney also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; r4Tse, s1o: threeyear-
clds and upward; Eve hlrlongS- Sabo Blend. l07
(SteAe), TO J. won: Chem Beachy, 100 1Brucel.
II to 5. second; Rubia Granda. lo9 tschwehigl.
tO J. third. Time le1 IS. Donovan, Thrifty.
Flying Squirrel, Tiny Tim. and Ynca also ran