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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
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gen 8unoesseriht nurbs am Wlontag
cine aIage anhdngis sema6t. in pelz
der bic 8unossresisrung bic 4uflO=
iuns Der Qmsritan Hapal Stores Go.
uno ibrsr Subfioiorzaompagnisn perz
lonet. Die 9edusten Der aorporatipn
iteh.n bereits uHter 4ntlaqe.
Buffalo, %. o., 8. Sanuar. 9es
gen einsn Eruit, Der tsinen Ramen Bat.
ober in gei6dftstrsifsn aIs bic r2lT=
location of goaiter Breat 2incene
fees" betannt TT, iinb am Montas ans
Hagen rDegsn Der 0erIesung bes Shsrs
muu'iben auti IruftgeIeBes sings=
reiht Dorosn. sic iino segen 18 Sns
oipipusn uHb bic foIsenoen feds sSirz
men s.riatet: R.tp Dspartur. Wsaituz
featuring Company; gorbiH Seretp
Corporation; 4urpra 4utpmatic Mas
hinerp Gompann; geIipIe Ra6ias
Company; Wiami gpcIe anb Ronus
featuring gpmponp uHo Buffalo We=
tai 9oops gompanp. Die Mitglieoer
oieier JirmsH. bic so prosent bes Ses
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foqsn, tDeIoen beIhuIoist, i'm Sabre
1908 cine 9srsiubaruns sur piltiirli>
den Gsitiesung Der preiis s.troffen
unb Elm Spitem BON Strafsn uno cine
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Woro.
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einsm aniippel niebsrgei4los.n. Die
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! iprisien Wobnsimmer, tpuroen bon
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

- 6enrn q. gaul, Elm Glerf Der
Haf1pifls, Chattanooga unb ct. 2ouis
siIenbabn, nurbe am Mspntdg Wors
zen in etnem Observation-Disclosures In
Wxmphis srfrrrsr oufstfuaSsus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
@etterberi6t.

SIR Dbio: Gd0nes gDttter am
Ditnitoa, obeeiehen bon Sdnseful on
ben G<en. adlter; cine falte Melle I'm
IItIihsn 9beit. Mm Wtittnoh fh0nes,
anboltenb foftss Wetter. Weiili4e bis
rorbpeitiihe Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

giner Der D:itminitsr, q. g., 8aHts
rduber 3u 5ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
Die JeinbitIisteiten tOnnen In isosn
Muaenblid Beginner.

Nus BEN beutfdsn Reid.
Berlin. s. San. Sn offisi.[leu
Rreifen spirb bic in Der 3eituns
r4ponti' in Rom pernffentlihis Be-
baupiuns fir unnobr ertl6rt, boB bic
Grpebition mad gripolis baburh pers
urfnht iporben lei, baB bic ganf BON
Rom bic NbiGt eebnbt babe, ihre I'll
Iinlen in 7ripoiis beutIhen BuHiiers
5u iibereeben; unb bic baraufbin ers
folgte Grtl1rung gnglanbs, bab Jtas
lien jofort 1ripolitanien beiesen
mifIe. tpiorieenfaIls Gnslanb es tburl
piirbe.
Btfferuns TN 8effnbeH
0umperbiuts.
Sn benz Befinbsn bes inpsr ers
frantten Romponifen GngeIbert 6ums
perbint iii cine GsFeruns einsstrelsH
unb bic Ner5te baben iest 9offnung,
bab er pientr genefen piro. Gr tam
am Samitag 4benb fpieber aur geiius
nnus. nnnoem sr sipei Gag. lang b.s
frubtlos gtnefen mar. Die Raiur feis
nsr ssraybsit if nod Hiai srtanai
tporbeu.
Die probuftion BON Rob- :
eifen Deutihlnnb.
I'm Sabre 1911 belief iid3 bic pros
bullion BON Nobeiien in 9tutihlnno
anf 10, ,534 ,223 1onnen. gs iii bies
Inn 74O, 800 aonnsn mebr als i'm bcri.
gen Sobr unb pie srGbte probuiticn
in Der Gef6idte Der bsutiden eiiens
inhuitrie.
Werben bic panamds a :
naIsMusfelIung Be-
fhtden.
Dis RruppTfen Wers. unb Grnf
sytrbinnnb zeppelin bsbsn bsibe am
Wontng nngetiinbigt. DOB iie bic inters
rationale Qnnnma. .adnnls4 s4usfteIIung
in Gan Jroneiseo I'm Ja3re 1915. be-
i9iden tptrben. Die arupDI9en Wers
K lrerben einige Winidiurs Riiitenpers
tbeibigungslperfe uusit,asn. fernsr
Qrisssmoitrial aller ar:.
0rnf 3eppslin rpiro ,ipei ieinsr ftors
rem QuitfHiffe ousitellsn. init otHsn
s5luge fpdbrenh ber 1ausr Der Ausi.els
lung semnnt iperben.
Ter WabItampf.
Der erbitterfte Wobltanrpf in Der
Oei6ihte ots Deutfhen Reihes nGbsri
ii9 isinem Gnbe. I'm n1hnen sgreis
tag fallen bic Wirfel. Cine enbailtise
Gntf6eiDuns iiber bic tiinftise 3uiams
menfebuue 0es Reihstoss nirb bic ers
iie 4bitimmnng olIsrbinas nift brins
gen, benn IN foit bsr Ddlfie Der Wab!s
bsSirte fnb Gtinipablen su er.partsn.
Mdbrenb Der ltbien sogt Der aams
pdgne tperben BON ben perfnietentn
parteien In alien 1beilen bss Reihes
9onitnbs bon MiaHenperlnmmlunssu
pernnitoltet. unn bic politiihe grres
gung. bic iih bon alien Seiten In fpiis
ittn Gdimpiersisn Cuff mndt, fhldgi
hobert mpgsn oIs je porber.
I'm fHdrfiien nnb Decentralization
fiibrt ben Rdmpf bis gum S6lub oi.
nor5l9Ii4 DrAoniiirte unD oie3mnI NIT
btn biiratrliGtn syortffrittspnrieisn
6dnb in 0nnb sebsnbe GosiaIbsmo.
fratie. DIE Giibrsr baden Bic Qlsitns
tion bitsmnl nidt bios In bic fltiniten
00rfer ettragtn. fonbtrn aud Die
1rouen in ben Ditnft i6rer Gode az
felt. Bon jtbt an Derdniioltet Sic
partei bier tn Berlin unb alien nnbss
rtn sr1be1sn &t1nten nc@ Diele 6uns
oe3te oon Hkujpuitrutjcnsn. nm ihra
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
Cincinnati. Senitas. ben 3. Sannar 1912. Gre
Jn(an0 Ic(cQrap6

Jn(anO getcorap6
Weitsre Uruas aa6(agea.
9is 2tnfi5iu,rg Der 2lme=
rican Nabal gtp. .es
COMPANY
Bon Der Nesierung perlanst'
gbeniO bic Mufl0funs Der .NFoeiation
Of gOaft.r 9rats 2icsnisss".
Die Gnttin unb Butter zines rei6en
pflansers in 4rianias ermorbet
llnS o.r yrlunssr felbft idusr pers
tpunbet.
8enadbarte pdhter perbdttig.
N%~
Fiharo z. Crane, Der 5sino aller
llniD.riitdten,
Die er fir GelopsrIhtpenbung err
fIarte, pIDsIih in gFieaso sss
ftorben.
-
Jobn WcRamara in Retp gort unt.r
Der 4utIass perbaftst,
giner Der DsftmiRftsr, q. g., 8aHts
rdubsr gu iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
Die Gosialifien befonbers fiibreH cine
iebr f1arfe Rampasne.
Die giisnprobuftion in Deuti6lanb
iibsrities i'm Sabre 1911 fiinfsehn
Whuionsn 1onneu.
Die Heforsnib um ben bsuti6tn
Rronprinasn Idbt niht naH.
Gin rufif6<r Jiirit tpesen Wsutels
morbes gu 20 Sabren Gsfdnss
Hib perurtbeilt.
1Inruben in portusaL

Die Cog. In China peridlimmert ii4
tpieber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09
Bon Der Nesieruus perlanst'
gbeniO bic aufl0funs Der raFoeiatiOu
Of gOaft.r 9rats 2icsnisss".
Die Gattiu unb Butter zines reiden
pflanssrs in 4rianias ermorbet

Die er fir GeloDerihtpenbung err
tIarts, pIDsIi6 in Ghieaso sss
itorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

Sobn WcRamara in Retp gort uuter
Der QntIaqs perbaftet,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
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KANSAS CITY STOCK
MARKET
Q O 100000 o o 0 300 oc

Kansas City Stock Yards, May l3.-
Because Chicago got too many cattle
Hast week. and that market broke 40
to So cents, the very favorable supply
situation here for sellers was without
result as a market strengthener. Prime
steers gained about 10 cents, but mid
| die grades. including she stuff and
yearlings. closed 10 to % lower. Stock
ers and feeders gained 10 to 10 cents
at the start of the week, and held it
to the finish. The big break at Chi
cago had the effect of stopping the run
there and receipts there are only two
thirds up to expectations today, and
prices are higher Sales here are
steady to a shade higher today. A new
high figure for the year was made to-
day, $S.S5, paid for some Hereford
steers weighing 1910 pounds. These
steers cost $3.50 last fall, and were
fed ensilage, four pounds of cottonseed
meal, and third of bushel of corn
per day on the final lap of their fin
ishing course. They gained two
pounds per day since last fall, and
made plenty of money Another lot
of steers sold today at $3.50, which
asst $4.65 here last July. Prime steers
of big weight would set figure close
to nine dollars. Quarantine steers
sod at $500 to $3.50 today Texas grass
steers in the last week at $3.50 to S6.l5
Montana hay fed steers $7.45 to S7S5,
Colorado sugar mill steers at $40 to
SS.45, top cows 1925, stockers $5.25 to
$500, feeders S6.25 to $7.S5.
Famine hog supplies last week re-
suited in a rise of % cents. though
the week finished below the best time.
Local prices are equal to Chicago and
st. Louis nearly every day. The mar
kct opened steady today but outside
influence caused sympathetic de-
cline here of to 10 cents at the close,
which was not warranted by the
meagre run of 1900 head here. Top
today is $7.S2la, bulk $3.50 to $3.50.
iqxcept in 1910, receipts of hogs at the
a,eren leading markets of the country
combined are running less now than
corresponding time in any year since
1906,
Sheep and lambs did a lot of iluctu-
atng last week and while sheep seem
pretty well settled. at about one dol
lar below the high time. The run is
900 today market steady, wooled
lambs at 1926 to $975, clipped lambs
up to $3.50, FED wethers worth 1925,
ewes $500 Texas muttons $500 to
$3.50, yearlings from Texas $6i5,
goats 1926 to $400 Native spring
lambs are worth $3.50 to $1,000, the
wide range due to the numerous de-
grees of quality in spring this season.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

der his reople from studying Bible
teachings to which | call attention, by
cracking over their heads the whip Of
fear. When he declared by teachings
to be the blasphemous religion which
teachers the annihilation of Jesus
Christ he intended his untruthful
words should scare timd sheep" and
hinder Bible study. He not only help
ed to hide the key of knowledge" p"
but in this INSCRIPTIONS way he tries
to keep the Lords people from finding
it, am positive he would not think
for moment of defending his own
Church Greed in public. The misrep-
resentation OF my teachings Is to rally
the old spirit of the dark ages" the
spirit of hatred and sectarianism His
followers will not so closely examine
their own creed If they are busy fight
ing supposed enemy, and DR.. Halde-
man misrepresents me to be that
enemy. Alas? what a heavy penalty
we may fear at the hands of the Lord
upon those who, posing as light-bear-
ers. are serving the cause Of darkness
hating the light and misrepresenting
it,
might multiply facts, but these may
suffice for the present. If Christian
people once realized the extent to
which they are being hoodwinked by
the clergy they would soon find album
dance of proof. If they ask for Bible
instructions along simple lines tbread)
they will be given a stone Of evasion.
If they ask for stronger meat ttish)
they will get a serpent--a stinging re-
buke, for meddling in matters theolog-
ical, as though they doubted that the
preacher knew everything, and as
though they supposed that the laity
were capable of understanding any
thing! Abraham Lincoln well said,
You can fool all the people some Of
the time, and some of the people all OF
the time, but you can't fool all the peo-
pie all the time
Faithful to the Morning light. q Pet.
1:10, c. T. RUSSELL,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
PASTOR RUSSELL REPLIES WITH
FACTS.


Mr.. Editor: In my sermon of May
5th, charged that the Christian min
istry is hiding the Key of Divine knowl-
edge from the people, as did the Doc
tors nf DIVINITY Of Jesus day, This
has aroused much comment am
asked in substance; Why Pastor Rus.
sell, did you not specify the particular
subjects on which the Pulpit is seek
ing to keep the Pew in ignorance
hiding the key of knowledge? If what
you saw is true the laity must awake
to this unsuspected danger! But prove
to us that it is true
Sad ! am that it is true that the
ministers of al denominations with
some noble exceptionsl are the chief
foes to real Bible study Christians of
all denominations love and reverence
the Bible us the Word of Cod Under
the light now shining from one page
of it to another, they would soon dis
card the ereeds Of the darker past and
become one united ehureh--with "one
Lord, one Faith, one Baptism We're
it not for the minister's The preach
ers having lost faith in the inspiration
of lie Bible are higher critics They
do not wish to show their unbelief,
hence avoid Bible discussion They
await the ripening of unbelief when
they can publicly say. We educated
ministers have Aot believed the Bible
inspired for many long years. We
kept quiet until you would not be
shocked by the statement But to the
proofs
% The preachers know that the
only Hebrew word translated hell in
our Bibles has no reference whatever
to a great torture-chamber such as
their people believes contains nearly
al humanity Privately they will ad
nit that sheol' means the tomb, and
that its equivalent in the New Testa.
ment Greek is 'hades.' They will ad-
nit, too, that Cinema is the name OF
valley outside Jerusalem where rub,
bish was consumed and explained
Biblically to symbolic the Second
Death.-Rey. 20;14.
t2) ] charge Rev. Haldeman, ID. d.
with attempting 10 throw dust into the
mental eyes OF Baptists by horribly
riisrepresenting my teachings, to hin
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
Nautical Note.

No. says the eminent tenor, 7
cannot sing that aria tonight. Why
there are four distinct places where
have to reach high c."
But you usually sing 1t"
Yes, but tonight am troubled with
slight asthmatic attack. and you
know there cannot be any high C's
without plenty of wind"
Really, he only says this to lead UP
to his story of how he had been edu
Gated abroad. which would be com
paratiyely easy after we have laughed
at his wittlcism about the high seas
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

The American Bible Society. in Its
year just ended, issued Bibles to the
number of 1851 .2Ol No other book
ever began to reach such circulation.
This number was an increase of 49,
4T9 volumes over the previous year,
and the total issues OF 1911 were al
most twice the issues Of year so re.
cent as 1906. OF the vast issues last
year more than half, or l,S5S,S45 vol
umes, were issued from mission and
other presses in Turkey Syria, China
and Japan, so as to be near the places
where they are used. and in languages
which the people understand. The
total issues of the Society since its
founding ninety-six years ago are 94,-
2l9.105.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
Too Late eaby Case Settled.

! will now loan money on allotmeDts
OF Too Lates" in Craig, Mayes, Rog-
ers, Nowata. Ottawa and Delaware
counties.
Ii you wish to buy these lands we
win conduct the sale for you and see
to 1t that you get good title and ne
gotiate a loan to help pay for such
lands. can also furnish purchasers
for Too Late lands IL you wish to
sell them Call on or write,
GENE ENGLEHART,
vinita, Okla,
Office phops 300. Residence phone 1859
First door east of postoffice.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

They come back. The tribes of old,
When the maple glints with gold,
When the oak leaf bronZes brown
And the woodbne's red drlps down
Then they come. unseen of men.
70 their ancient haunts again.
Listen!
Yonder on the hill
Where but now all was so stil,
Hear their stealthy footsteps come.
Hear the song their warriors humi
'Tis the wind. you say, that weaves
Fancies from the fallen leaves7
See the eerie. drifting haze
'Tis the smoke OF olden days,
Signal fires are lit, to call
Olden warriors one and all.
And their spirits all this while
March in mystic Indian file
Listenl
Hear them, in the shade
That the arm-locked trees have made
Now, again the march begins
or the ghostly moccasins.
'Tis the breeze, you say, that creeps
Through the leaves that lie IN heapsY
But at night. beenath the sky
Where the great stars journey high.
And the world is in spell
Which no mortal man may tell,
Then we hear them dancing. grim.
To melody all dim.
Listen!
Weird the warriors sons.
Now a murmur, now full strong
And the pat-pat of their feet
As the broken time they beat!
'Tis the wind7 Perhaps-for you.
But they seek the trails they knew.
Listeni
Look moments space
In the glass painted face!
And afar / hear the sigh
or a ghostly battle-cry.
When the leaves burn red and gold.
They come back. the tribes of old
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

Senator r. E. Echols OF Elk City
was here today in the interest Of his
candidacy for congressman at large.
The people of Vinita and Craig county
feel especially warm toward Senator
Echols for his friendship during the
long drawn out contest for the loca-
ton of the hospital for the insane in
which he was our friend Senator
Echols is a man of lots Of ability and
ought to have the endorsement OF
Craig county.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
whv He Decllned

Have care. sir?' shrieked the
Leading Lady TO the I{eavy Villain.
while she tried to pull her train around
where the calcium light would strike
1t.
No, thanks" Kissed the Heavy vii.
lain. i've Just had one"
True, he had just secured his divorce
the day before. but it was so unlike
him to drag family affairs to the front
In this manner.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
A Man of Enterprls.

"Ah. darling" sighed the rejected
swain, this is too much cannot
live without you"
We'll" said her brother, who en-.
tered at the moment, Il hope you'll not
forget that am an undertaken"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

Eastern Oklahoma Is getting con-
siderably tangled up In the matter of
land titles and taxation. The laws of
the state do not fit in with the Indian
agreements with reference to taxation.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

The withdrawal of all Cherokee
homesteads from the taxable lands of
northeast Oklahoma is going to make
a vast difference in the taxable prop
erty of this part of Oklahoma. 1t will
perhaps mean a higher tax on all other
property.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

All oklahoma will have to practice
economy and retrenchment There
isn't a town or city in the state that
could not economic and save ex-
penses. We are going at too fast a
gait The brakes will have to be put
on
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14

The statement of President Taft that
Col Roosevelt is looking for life
time job as president is ridiculous. The
American people will never stand for
dictator, whether he be Taft or
Roosevelt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
DIPLOMATIC.

Il wish to ask for your daughters
hand in marriage
"Eh2 What? Speak little louder,
please ="
IF | talk any louder the neighbors
will hear me.
"Neighbors hear you? What If they
do?"
III | can't get your daughter I'm
going to-ask for one of theirs"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-05-14
A CONTINGENT Wish.

"tf wishes were horses" unused the
thoughtful man. then T."
Then you would rider" asks the
listener
mo. Then should want to run
livery stable.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
STOCK MARKET
EFEATURED BY
HEAVY BUYING
Union Pacific and Reading Sell
at Close Above Wednes-
days Figures
PRICE GIVES WAY AGAIN
IN FEvERISH OPENING
Recovery, Once Started, Con-
tinues During the Late
Hours of Trading
cop,ri.A'. 'srs; i. s.s.;f.rl p.....s'

cop,rixht. 1917, " Nss.s:yerk e.ea,aS
PSa Co.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Today's
stock market, while giving evidence
at the start OF further heavy selling
which may have been either continued
liquidation or bear pressure" exhib.
tied still more strikingly signs OF
heavy buying. BY the closing hour
tho whole market, including Union Pa
cific and Reading shares, was selling
substantially above yesterdays closing
figures.
The early trading was very feverish
After opening fractionally lower, and
moving at first with great irregularity
prices gave way again, scoring de-
clines OF four points In Union Pacific,
and 2h in Reading. This, however.
did not appreciably affect the rest of
the market; there were some declines,
but the upward tendency was unmis-
taxable, and by noon the recovery had
become sufficiently pronounced to drag
up the weak stocks also. The natural
result was a continuous recovery dur
ing the later hours, affecting all stocks
and bringing net advances OF consid-
erable proportions throughout the lisr
In the last few minutes of business,
there was some reaction. especially
in Reading and Union Pacific.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
SOME MORE SPILLS
MARK BIKE RACES
Crowd Throws Bottles at Aus
tralian Who Rides
Foul

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.--Half doz.
en- spills marked the progress Of the
six-day bicycle race, early today, the
worst being caused by foul riding BY
Grenda, the Australian. In 1t, Suter
Fogler and Broco we're all badly bruis-
ed, and the crowd was so enraged that
a dozen empty bottles were thrown al
the Australian. All missed, but the
riders had TO suspend while the brok-
ell glass was swept up.
ALI of the riders were I'm remark
ably good shape. this morning. The
score at o'clock was as follows:
Kramer and Moran; Pye and Gren.
da; Perchicot and Egg; Root and
Hehir; Rutt and Fogler; Clark and
Hill; Bedell and Mjtten; Cameron
and Walthour; Walker and Wells
Brocco and Berthet; Drobach and
Collins; Ryan and Thomas ,557
miles, s laps; Suter brothers. and Car.
men and Loftus--1,557 miles, 3 laps
Record, 1859 miles, laps.
At 8 o'clock, the leading teams con
tinued tied. with record of 1902
miles, 3 laps; LOTUS and Carmen, and
the Suter brothers were two laps be-
hind. Previous record, 1888 miles, 9
laps.