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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Short Day PIeases
 C >ttOn Workers New England Mill Hands Expect Soon to Offset Slight Cut
 in Wages

New Bedford, Jan. S.-Following despatches sent out from Fall River concerning the reduction of wageSsbe- cause of the new fifty-four hour law, a careful investigation has been made among the operators in this city, Lowell. Lawrence and Fall River
 where more than one hundred and fifty thousand skilled cotton mill workers reside, and in not single instance has a man or woman been found who objects to the new wage schedule. The labor union officers everywhere are of the opinion that wages will regulate themselves. The reduction of hours meant a reduction of 357 per cent. in the output, which are also the figures for the time lost by forced curtailment in the last six
 The same. cry of loss in wages was heard back in the early sos, when the ten hour law went into effect. For a time the wage scale was lower, but s~on regulated itself. Weavers who earned $9 a week under the old eleven and eleven and a half hour laws were soon earning $9.6O a week
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
GIRL BABIES BIGGER

Girl babies are stronger and tall CT than formerly, reports a Boston hospital matron. That women live longer than men seems to be proved. That they are increasing in stature Faster than men is not so thoroughly shown It would not be remarkable if some such condition manifested. however, because women. by their more moral and sheltered lives. are almost free from such influences as the excessive use of alcohol and those growing out of social evil. by which men are profoundly affected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03

The Hartford plan for increased supply is well under way and drouths will have to come fast If they overtake either community
 The moral is that water works in private hands are beyond the con trol of the city. but water works owned by the city are within it's con trol, as to quantity, price and purity, which accounts for the fact that Hartford is preparing as rapidly as possible to filter it's water supply, while there is no such prospect ln view for Bridgeport, although Tor rington has just paid the bitter price of unfiftered water in many deaths and much illness as the result of ty- phoid epidemic, and the lesson is fresh in all minds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
S.ck Room Supplies

Ice Caps Ice Bags Fever Coils Bath Sprays .. Bathing Caps Cane Tips Tack Tips Crutch Tips Chair Tips Elastic Trusses Elastfc Bands Elastic BanCIaxess Elastic Stockings
 Abdominal Supporters
 Truss Webbing
 Hot Water Bottles Rubber Gloves Surgeons Gloves Finger Cots Rubber Heels Bed Pans Air Cushions Operating Cushions Invalid Rings Rubber Blankets Bed SbeetinS Bulb SyriDgeS Spray Syr.nges
 Fountain SyringeS
 RectRl Tubes
 Rubber Tubing
 Rubber Aprons Bios Diapers Aprons AtOmizcrS Rubber Combs HaIr Brushes
 Tooth Brushes
 Soap Dishes
 Rubber Spon9es
 Nursing Bottles Rubber StoDple
 Stomach Tube
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
AREsTHE TEACHERS OF BRIDGEPORT DISCRIMINATED AGAINST BECAUSE THEY
 ARE WOMEN AND HAVE NO VOTES?

 of are rgrades trivial nothing  the of it hers services would be most
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03

Spokane, Wash. Atlanta, Ga Grand Rapids, Mich. Brockton, Mass. Haverhill. Mass. Salem, Mass. Bayonne, N. J. Louisville, Ky. Birmingham, Ala. Baltimore, Md. Salt Lake City. Lowell, Mass. Los Angeles, Cal. Rochester, N. Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Wilmington, Del. Toledo, O. Cleveland, O. Oakland, Cal Des Moines. Iowa Chelsea, Mass Medford, Mass. Passaic, N. J.. Topeka, Kan. Kansas City, Mo. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Dispute Over Road Repairs

The Norwalk selectmen have paid to the state $5.0O0 for repairs to the Connecticut Turnpike after receiving instructions from the people in town meeting assembled not to do this The members of the board state that they were forced to pay the bill in order to get money due the town from the state treasury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Dress Trlnm ngs

One glance the counters heaped with gorge ors mass of Braids, Persian Bands Beaded Bands and Ginps, proves that these reductions unusual and genuine. Whosoever is going to make gown, or touch up old one, certain find novelty that will just fit the case
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Uhp B. M. Nran GJn111ra1ty.
 EHtahitH1Pn 1H57.
January Sale in Continuance

We'll that first day a rush, but what could be expected when such discounts announced? And there are lot A good many things have not been mentioned yet Of course some people found them and luckily for there not enumerate all the attractions. Now there more.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Lea.her Goods, less 20 per cent.

Who needs Hand Bag? Or Travelling Case Portfolio, Medicine sCase, Bottle Case Persons ia n1i1iar with Leather Goods Section well of the superior quality of the stock the fine specimens of English Pigskin Seal, Saffian, Russet and Cordova Leather the best productions of artists in Leather.
 Now is the chance. per cent off
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Tl1r D, aa. Rran Orrntua1tts.
t. ,DEPARTMENT STORE. 8o Fairfield

Here is a low price for a good sheet. Try us for sheets and pillow cases. We have a large stock and sell whole sale and retail. Hotels and boarding houses or any buy CTS of quantities sold at wholesale prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03

Charles Durham. Lovington, Ill, has succeeded in finding a positive cure for bed wetting. My little boy on the floor. I tried several kinds of kidney medicine and I was in the drug store looking for something diff ferent to help him when I heard of Foley Kidney PiI's After he had taken them two days we could see a change and when he had taken two thirds of a bottle he was cured That is about six weeks ago and he has not wet in bed since" l.. F. Curtis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Wool Bats for Quilts.

Tn regular quilt sizes, handy arrange values Says and $3oo
 Lsss per
 Wash Goods Section
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03

No matter what you want try the Farmer Want Col umn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03

under ten hours. They figure it that the reduction in hours of labor is made up by more vigorous class of wage earners, doing enough more work to bring the pay up to the pres ent figure.
 A comparison of pay envelopes in the old days of Sixty-siX hours week with those of ffty-six hours show largely in favor of the shorter week.
 The time workers will lose two hours each. but more than ninety per cent. of the hands work by piece and will rush their machinery to an ex- tent that will easily make up the loss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Chlldren's $ Coats

Nice warm Cheviots, for ages 8, 10 and years Value $6O0 for $4OO Value $9.00 for $5.50 Value $6.50 $4.5O Value $12.0O for $500
 Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-03
Followfng:

-iOWlA4B'-
 Trenton. ". T. Dallas, Tex. Dayton, O. Pittsfield, Mass. Jersey City, N J. Syracuse, N. T. Detroit, Mich. Camden, N. J. Pittsburg. Pa Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Kansas City, Kan Omaha, Neb. New Rochelle, N. r. Fritchbury, Mass. Quincy, Mass Boston, Mass ~ Norfolk, Va Youngstown, O. Hoboken. N. d. Lynn. Mass. Troy, ". Y- Peoria, III. Paterson, N. J. Cincinnati, O. St. Joseph, Mo. Nashville, Tenn. Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
WILL ARRANGE
WORLDS DATES

NEW YORK. Sept, sb.--playing
dates aud other details connected
with the worlds baseball champion.
ship series. scheduled to begin Oct.
7. will be settled today when the
three members OF the National
commission meet here for that pur.
pose.
August Hermann. chairman OF
the commission. and Presidents
Lynch and Johnson OF the National
and American leagues announced
that they expected 20 complete and
announce all details tonight.
One think practically decided Is
60 play two games In one city con
seoutively instead OF alternating. as
previously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

Subscribers 10 The Seattle star
VIII confer a favor ~ notifyin6
this office At once % any fall
ufe 90 secure prompt ard req
uiar delivery OF the paper. or
any attempt 20 substitute an
other paper for The Seattle
Star. II 10 the desire OF the
management TO secure the best
service for all. and complaints
are given courteous and prompt
attention. n your paper RVS
70 arrive any might ~
o'clock. kindly phone this o. Zee
81 once. Main $500 Ark Tor
the Circulation DeSafttpssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

HYLAND IN TACOMA.

TACOMA, Sept. To-" Fighting
Dick" Hyiand. San Francisco light
weight. is here today enroute to Cal.
gary. whore he IL matched to box
rs rounds with Pal Brown on Octo.
Der s. Hyland will post $500 when
he reaches Calgary TO bind a match
with Joe Bayley. the Canadian light
weight champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

= Politics 10 sizzling At the I
q University OF Washington TO- 4
4 day. All four classes are
4 electlng their officers juniors 4
q and Seniors elect TO-DAY. 4
4 sophomores choose tomorrow 4
. aud the freshmen have not ret
4 decided for any particular Z
4 time. but are lining UP for = 4
. battle royal on the old cry of
4 Seattle students versus cow I
. county students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News Of the Day Condensed for Busy People

The steamer Toledo. OF the Pa
clflc Coast A Norway Packing com
pany, which spent the summer In
the North, arrived In port last
nlght with $500 cases Of canned
salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

tttt so . 4 4 4 4 4
4 The last shipments OF .
= freight for the upper Yukon :
4 will leave tomorFow night on =
= the steamers Humboldt. Dol =
4 phin and Cordoya. Officials Of =
4 local steamship companies =
4 have received notice that the =
. Yukon will not be navignbse =
. after the first week In Octo 4
4 Der and that shipments Tor up. =
4 per river points mus, be In =
4 sksgwAy by Oct !. =
tAtt tffNt - 4 ~ 4 = .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
WANT INDIAN WIVES

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept. 20
The following ad appears In n
local paper: "Wanted-indian
wives by two handsome young
men, aged n and 20. Can fur
nish best references. Address
Station d. Box Is, Youngstown.
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Seattle

have been invited TO accompany
the Canadian club In Its excursion
to Victoria 10 meet the duke and
duchcsg OF Connaught. as n recog
milton OF the ancestry OF the Ouch
eas. daughter OF the late Prince
Frederick Charles. OF Prussia. The
excursion will be run October lat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
SAME OLD GAME.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-A
thousand people at the Times
Sauaw subway station watched
some men rough ,housing."
Presently two of the men ran
Oft. Then the crowd realized
that Jacob Schilling had been
robbed OF SIG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

washlnsson.--MsI. Gen. leonard
Wood. chief OF staff OF the army, is
ON HIS way west today TO make a
personal inspection OF aH army
posts In the West and Southwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
ROW OVER STONE

PiTTsBuRG. Pa. Sept U.s.
II, G. Frlck. who bought the
building OF Third Presbyterian
church. will have TO decide
whether the congregation or
thu contractor gets tho corner
stone. laid June l. 1856.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
Shoots Dog, Hits Rat

CHESTER. Pa, Sept. i5.--A bull.
Ie, from a rife. fired by boy who
was shooting at dog. plowed
through the rat that Mrs. william
Moore wore In her hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

Bvriiresue. cale--To be q novice
In running an automobile, 10 crash
into tree with II. land 20 feet
away and come TO" ten minutes
later. only 20 be arrested for speed.
Ing his car. has cured Tony Tel
lone here Of all desire 20 emulate
Barney Oidfieid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

4 DAWSON, Sept. 25.--The I
4 steamer ~. Michael. which
4 sailed today for Fairbanks. IL 4
= tho last 10 make the trip this 4
4 fall and practically marks the !
4 close OF Yukon navigation. 4
4 The exodus 10 the South this 4
= year IL not as heavy al In for :
= mer years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

In honor OF Miss Jean Wreoe. an
employe OF the Sunset Telephone
Co, for 10 years. farewell party
~as given Al the East exchange at
1880 nth av.. last night. Miss
wredc will make her home IN San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

The Yokohama Maru. OF the Nip
pom yusen kaisha line. will sail for
the Orient at 10 A. m. Saturday In.
stead OF 10 a. m. Tuesday. In an
effort to catch up some OF the time
lost By being laid up In China upon
discovery OF a case OF cholera on
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

Altoona. pa.--presldent Tan ar
rived here AT $50 O'Clock this
morning To attend meeting Of the
Civil War Governors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
Work ,,arted Ye.,eraar .

Work started yesterday on I
! the extension Of the ferry alp I
! at the foot OF Marion st. be- I
\ tween the Colman and the
; Grand Trunk docks Business
! has been increasing lately to I
! such extent that an addition IL
+ imperative. II IL planned TO
/ build a new dock house and I
! an overhead shed for the slip. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
ss@*ss.s.ssssx&El

The board OF regents Of the vtste
university yesterday elected How
ard q. cosgrovr presldent OF the
body. Mr.. cosgrove has been a
member OF the board for the last
three years. Several additions OF
the faculty were confirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
Judge }. 7. Ronald imposed the

Judge ]. 7. Ronald imposed the
following sentences In superior
court yesterday. Oscar johnson.
burglary. plea OF guilty, one 10 is
years at Monroe: Ralph Hansen,
burglary. second degree. plea OF
guilty. one to rs years at Monroe.
sentence suspended until order OF
the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

Pomona. cal,---Aroused ~ mid
night BY unfamiliar sounds. l.. IL.
Owen chased two men who attempt
ed 20 steal his automobile. After
purmulng the wonid-bc thieves for
two blocks, dressed only In his
''nightic." Owen recovered the ma
chine.
Portland. or.---Aileuiru . nearby
boiler factory has driven several
Of them insane and that It's 'un.
earthly noises must be heard Ia be
appreciated" Chinese residents ask
for an Injunction against the
nuisance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

The Glory OF the Seas, . floating
cannery. arrived In port last night
from Alaskan waters with 10000
cases OF canned salmon. She IL
discharging at the Milwaukee dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

VIM. Pitt Tdmble has left for
Covington, Ky. To attend the
funeral Of his mother. who died In
New York last Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

A seastismads street car fender.
which IL air-coniroiied. Will be es-
hibited at the Street Railway Mems
association. 10 be held In Chicago
the week OF October Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
IL 1-2c Dress
Ginghams
7 IL Yd.

Dress gingha ms
~ inches wide In
lengths up to 20
yards ~ I &c
quality In piaitis.
checks. stripes
and plain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

$500 yards Of
nurses EtSip pc
glnghams. 20 In
cfies Wide. lengths
to II yards. not
over - yards to
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25

Scotch slnKham
In plaids. checks
and plain effects
A complete line OF
si,a dea In plaids,
at Ice a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-25
Lot A, $3.50 Pair

includes the higher grades OF loom
woven Curtains, comprising Cable and
Filet Nets as well as the soft Madras weaves.
and also the regular point weave peculiar 10
this type OF curtain. There arc many pat
terms to choose from. in ecru, beige. ivory
or white. Special, the pair $1.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
@eit Sort @erbeiierungs.Be Beiellidait.

sSn ibrem Sallptquartier, 9ottin' 8
SaIle, on Der 8elt Sort Hoao ino
Sons 2lpenue, belt Die obige 8eiell.
ifaft, oeren @en1iibungen etne groBc
9ln5nhl Der Serbeiierungen in ienem
Staottbeil 3u peroanfen iino, ibre
,sabresperinmmlung uno geanlter.
nobl ob. Die 2estere, bel ipelfer 100
Stiinmen abgegeben puroen, ergab
nat)ltebenoes Reiultat:
Rraiioeni: Hidaro ). Glurton.
gi5e-Brdi. Serbert 8otfins.
9srpt. uno aorr. Sefretar: SoIepD
Sagen.
Shasnleiiier: eoiepb Hebfamp.
1ruitees: Sranf 3aita, Senrp Heu.
ter nno 8. Meper.
Gie bisberigen geamten eritatteteil
oann ibre 8eribte, Die ollie erieben lie.
BEN, oaB iif Die 8ereinigung in ei'
uem bliibenoen 3uitanoe befinoct
9eaf ShIuB Der 8eriamalung fanr
elm 8anfett itait, bel pelhem iid Oil
MitgIieoer nod einige Stunoen git
lid) tbaten nno ipobei cine Reibe in.
tereIianter Meoen gebalten lpuroen.
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Mutpntpbilsllnfau.
Sniaiien Der Maidine fiimmern pa
nidt nm ibr iduerpcrlettes
Gpfer.

Die poIiSei fabnbet auf ben Gbanfs
feur uno bic Sniaiien zines slutomDs
bils, BON tpeldem geitern Nbenb Der
IL Sabre aIts Soi. Bertsr, BON yto.
$50 of 6. Npenue, iiberfatren unb lez
bensgefdbrlih perlebt ipurbe. Der linz
faa ereisneie itcb an Der 6. unb Gil
bert Npenue, itnb bic SniaiIen Der
WaIhine fiibren bapon, obne iih Inn
ben 0erunsIiidten 5u fiimmern. Der
Gnabe ipollte bic 6trabe treusen, aIs
er BON benz anseblib in ffnenfer
Sabrt bsrannabenben Gutomobil &C.
trpffen unb CUR Seite sefdleuberl
puroe, no er beipubtlos liegen blieb
9eiber aelang es teinsm Der 4ugenSeu.
qsn bes llnfaIs, iih Die Rummer be,
Mafaine 3u merten. Der Werungladts
tpuroe noh bsm itdbtiiden SoIpital
qebra6t, no es iih ergob, oaB er e.
mn S6Gbelbrud uno onbsre hfpert
gerlebun9en erlitten bate. Seln gu
5tanb 1T GuberIt beoenflif.
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R E 10 y o T t.

Sic NeippDrt Office fir Sas ygin.
cinHatier &plfsblatt" befinbet iid in
Ip. 339 Yprf Srafe, gescniibcr benz
GOurtbauic, mpielbit gteuigfeiten, Ins
seisen 1t. /, III. bis 10 llbr 45 Miuus
ten 9lbenbs entgegensenpmmen mer.
oen. Sclepbpn Sputh 2401.
So6n 5bomas unb 5Gomas
8ugsl, Die bef6ulbigt iino, ben l5eiz
tenpeg an Der Wpnmoutb Strabe
nabe Der 9. Ctr. blodirt gu hatsn,
purDen geitern nidt bem Stubtrifter
porgefiibrt, ba Die 8ertlagten I'M
8retsgeri6t einen ginbaltsbefebl Qe%
gen ben Stubtridter guten erlangteYl,
I'M oieien ab3u6alten, ibre tSGlle Su
per9anDeln. Die goli3ei Fii6rt Die Orr
binan3 betreFfenb bic 9todirunI her
Seitenrpege iett einigen 5agen itritt
pur6.
- georg 4errp Oon Gatlettsfurg
unD 90. s. 9ensle9, beimQtblos, rie
5rI. Qllice So6nion Don Brent, ap.,
auT ibrem 6eimneg in st. 56omas
anfielen, purDen Dom 5rieDensr:6>
ter MaIbinot in ben 6isblancs unter
je $3.50 9iirgIaaft ben 9roB5eIdpruos
renen iiberpteien. Sn Grmaagelunq
Der 8Irgi6ufi lnuBten Die geiben
na6 bem 9efdngnib panoern.
-Sm Stdotgeri6t fam geItern ter
San BON Getpis &aplan pegea Eruns
tenbeit, gensinen 8enebmens uni
WiberIesliateit CUR 8erbano!unJ
Seine 5rau, bes unfugs dngeflag.
mar ebenfaGs erf9iensn. polBeilcut>
nant III. 8runsfielb ertldrte, bab er
BET Der 8erbaftung bes 8apldn ppn
oteIem miBbanbels poroen iei. &apIan
erbielt $25 uno Soften unb 10 Sage
Iuno 5rau Gaplau $40 unb 10 Sage
Die Strafe puroe ibnen erla1Ien, bo
lie Derlpraden, Die Staot 81 Der!aiIen
- 9rst farbige Qrbsiter Der s. &.
8. 8abn purben geitern 0ormit'a1
auf Der 5abrt nah Silber 9robe
| fdmersbaft Derlest, als bic 9ano Gar
Die lie benuBten. entsleiite. Or. 30
Lbertlon Ieiitete ibnen Die nOtbiae scu!fe
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EurDnerS TGQe.

Der Sc Sabrs alte gbas. Min8 bon
go. 1926 Dine Strabe. ipel6er am
Mitttpod Mbenb beipubtlos unb in
fdner trantem 3uitanbe in Der Ndbe
isiner Wobnuns aufeefunben iporbsn
mar, itarb geitsrn i'm itdbtiiden 6o=
fpital. Der Coroner ipuroe benadrihz
tist unb Drbnete einen SnqueIt on.
Die pon ben 6ofpital@4er5ten seitelIte
Diasnoie lautete auf 2unsen0oem unD
Gntbehrunsen.
Der Coroner ipurbe ppn benz seitern
erfolsten lobe bes Mnftreihers Soz
ispb pOblina in GenntniB seieBt, spsl>
der Dor einisen 5usen ipdbrenb Der
Mrbsit an einem 5aufe in 0lenbaIs
abseitiir5t mar unb iih fhners Wsr@
lebungen 3uge5ogen bate.
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Satpxta.

Die oeItri9en Rsnnen battsn folgenz
pes Rsigitat;
Gc,ies Rennen - l Wleile uno 70
0uros: Dtaiter Sim, 107 (8ooIs), 9s@
fppnnen; gatrlae, 110 (apftus). 5tpete
tes; Gops Dap ITO (Grob), brlttes.
3sit, ISL
Die So W1utuels be5ublten: Wlafer
Sim, $3.50 gu gepinneH, $3.50 Ylaes.
$3.50 SbOip; Patrude, $3.50 plaes,
$3.50 Sbop; 9ope Dan, So Sbop.
3peites Rennen - 6 5urlongs:
Cream, 115 9Oftus), seponnen; 9ar@
Deniu, 1O2 (UiolespDrtb), 5lpeitss;
Semprits. 115 (psaD, brittss. 3e't'
.1:18 2/5.
Die So Mutuels be3ablten: Cream,
$3.50 gu eepinnen, $3.50 place. $4.s
so Sbon; Gorpsnia, $3.50 YIace,
.S8.7O Sbop; Ssmprits, $4 Shop.
9rittes Hennsn - l Weile: 9orron,
1O8 (3urner), geponnen; Gam Strid,
1O2 (WlcGabe). 5fpeites; pertcles, lOo
(geaD, orittes. 3eit. LAT 1/5.
Die So Nfutuels be3ablten: 9orron,
1910 gu gerpinnsn, $3.50 place, 81
$50 S6on; Sam 9irfd. $6.70 Ylaes,
$4.30 Sbop; Ysrielss, $6.40 Shop.
9iertes Rsnnen = 6 Jurlongs;
Sunbicap: Merrid, ia (9pofe), sez
lppnnen; apotsnan, 103 (5urnsr),
3peites; Sim gaien, 100 (groB), ortts
tss. 3eit, III 1/5.
Die So Mtutlels be5ablten: Wlerrit
$3.50 gu gstpinnen. $3.50 place, S3.'
go Sbop; aootenap, $4.70 place
$3.40 sbOp; Sim 9aisp, $50
Sbpip.
5iinftes Rennen - 6Surlonss: Sn.
clifton, 108 (9oofeo, geponnen; Roi'
| of Seboob, 101 (5urner), 5ipeltes
Sad 9enmnn, 1O6 (8urton), prittes
3eit, 1:18 2/5.
Die 81 Mtutuels beaablten: Snci'
iion, $3.50 gu sepinnen, $500 plaee
$500 Sbotp; Rofe Of Seboah, $3.2(
place, $240 Sbotp; Sad Denman
$270 SEop.
Sehftes Hennen - 1 / /16 Wteile
goppsrtopn. 105 (8an 0uien), ge
ponnen; Sustp CAB, 107 (8nrten)
5psites; 9aD pap, 107 (galtabun)
brittes. 3eit, 1853 AS.
Die 81 Ututuels be3ablten: Copper
totpn, $7.7O au sefplnnen, $4.8(
placs, 1910 Stpn; 9ustp Cab. IL:
pIace, $3.50 Sbop; 5op Ban, 81
Sbop.
Sir bic beutigen Rennen iinb fol
senDe pferoe ansemelDet porben:
grftes aennen Selling; 3tpsi
| iahrige; 81 5urlonss: Sbe Span 100
| Snquieta 100, Rins Stalpart 100
RoOitsr 1O2, Or. Sadlon 103, ain
munob 103, 8. 8. Nbair 104, aodlanl
105, Sber tbe Sanbs 105, 5elIoumal
no, WorlD's WDnber 113.
.3tpeitss Rennsn 3tpetidbriae;
| 5urlongs: 4nna Yatricid 103, BRETT
Woap 103, Sill Dan 103, Glint 10'
prines Sermis 1O6, 5immie Gia LOG
1 gortpille 10, Donerail ITO, Nai
! Gait 10.
| Drittss Henneu Ceiling; 9rai
lidbrise uno dlter; 6 Gurlonss: Gpftin
l97. spbolins 81 Qiezrs Dumas LOG