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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
FL DIDO JUNro A Ia TERRA.

No hay duda que Holm 0 Bursum y,
I'M gran ndmero de otros Republica-
nos han tenido sus oidos junto 4 Ia
terra desde la election. Cuando w.
81. Andrews abog6 por una primaria
senatorial, 81 saba Ia inclination de
Ia ment pdblica. La advocaci6n de-
primaria para 10 nomination de Of
ciales de estado asi como tambien To-
Gales, Sc est6 convirtiendo en- n de-
manda insistente que ninguna canti-
dad de argumento sofocara nj u
aquietara temporalmente. MientrAs
mas Sc acerque al pueblo ell partido
Republican, mayor sera Ia oportuni-
dad que lie de para actuar directa en-
vez de indirectamente sobre hombres,
medidas y candidates, con mas veras
obtendra votos y confianza Ell dia de
la election.
Las verdaderas cuestioEes polfticas
del dia Sc ~concentran en- rededor de
la capacidad del pueblo para gober-
narse de por 81, y de consiguiente son
8 nj turba histerica 8 la voz de Dios,
segun pnedan dictar vuestras esperan-
zas 8 vuestros IGNORES,
Como ~sieinpre, la verdad Sc halla
entire los los extremes. Todos los con
cursos dc hombres comparten las de-
bilidades y las virtudes del individuo
con una d~iferencia esencial y salvado
"a. Hase dicho desde los tiempos de
Solomon que en- 81 conseio esta la sabi-
duria. Asi es que viene q suceder que
Ell iuicio de los muchos tiene la moda
de clasificarse tras mucha discussion y
por muchos entrecambios de pensa-
miento. Siempre es n~ecesario que los
hechos sean debidamente presentados
y que Sc de tempo para reflection.
Admitiendo este, no hay que temer
mucho acerca de los resultados. Esto
no es 1nicamente optimismo politico
sine la experienced de mas de 100 amos.
De otra maner no habria una repI-
blica luchando hasia la luz, pues no
~podriamos haber sobreyido q nuestras
varias pruebas, sine que hubieramos
seguido Ell canine de aquellos gobier-
nos de opera tragi-c6mica que Sc ha-
Han al sur de nosotros. Afuera de
TODD esto Sc halla ell hecho que cual-
quiera discussion de la capacidad de
las masas para realmente manejar el
gobierno, es en- gran parte academica
hasta donde los acontecimientos futu-
ros ~parecerian indicar.
Solamente los parapetados no puc-
den reallzar que muchas formas de
nuestro gobierno Representative han
en- mucha parte faltado en- aguantar la
preston de condolences modernas, y
que muchos cambios son inevitables,
quieramos 8 40.
Igualmente cierto es que los votan-
tes, en- conjunto, tomaran mas y mas
una parte del gobierno conformc tras-
cure Ell tempo. No es destruction la
que nos aguarda, excepto en- cuanto
pueda llamarse asi la elimination de
las formas anticuadas, pero mas bien
reconstruction en- las lineas del mo-
derno pensamiento progresista.
Parece estar bastante lie manifesto
que toda la seguridad y perpetuidad de
nuestro gobierno descansa finalmente
sobre 81 patriotismo de la gran masa de
pueblo, mas bien que sobre la
.sabiduria de aquellos p~retendidos ie-
fes del ~pensamiento que vanamente
imaginan que son los m~eiores interpret
tes de las necssidades del gobierno
popular.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Los ninos son los mas adictos a con
traer Intermediates contagiosas GUAM
do tienen resfriados. Tos ferina, diff
.eria, fiebre escarlatina y tisis soi
Intermediates que son d menudo con
traidas cuando ell nino tiene un res
-riado. Por ESQ es que todas las autori-
dades medicas dicen evitarse de res
friado. Para cura pronta de resfria-
dos no hallaran cosa mejor qle ell
Remedio de Chamberlain para la Tos.
Siempre sc puede depender de 81 y
es ~agradable al tomarlo. De venta
en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

listed. no juzga a I'm hombre por 10
que promote hacer, sine por 10 que
ha hecho. Ese es ell dnico testo YER
dadero. Ell Remedio de Chamberlain
para la Tos jazgado por este sistema
tiene superior. La genie habla
dondequiera 0 referencia al mismo
en- los terminus mas altos de alaban-
"a. De venta en- todas las bottles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
FL Tic Z r Dice

mo me tomo mas que un cuartillo
de esfuerzo para poner a otros en- d.
ficultades" y una poca de negligen-
cia de constipation, b~iliosidad, indi-
gestion d otros desarreglos del higa.
DO harlan 10 mismo. 81 duelen, to-
mad las Pildoras de Nueva Vida del
Or. King para resultados prontos. Fa-
Giles, safas. seguras, y solamente rs
centayos en- todas las bottles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Ell Remedio de Chamberlain para
la Tos Sc ha ganado su gran reputa-
cion y extensive venta por sus curas
remarcables de toses, resfriados y
crup. Sc puede depender de 81. Elk.
p~erimentadlo. De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
BIancos en- EsDanoI.

Auto de Arresro. IA pliegc
Auto de Prision. IA pliego.
Declaration Jurada. IA plieg0.
Certificate de NombramieLto, II
pliego.
Ffanza Official. IL plieso.
Fianza Official y Juramento. Ia
pliego.
Fianza para Guardian Ia Pas, II
pligeo.
Formula de Enumeracion. II pliego.
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-
ceptors. IL pIlego.
caminos, 25c.
Libros de Rccibo de CapitacIon, 80
en- un libro. 25c.
Noticia de Asesores de Asesamente
100 en- un libro. Tie.
Contrato de Combustible. II pliego.
Documento Sin Garantia. IL plieso.
Option, IL sheet
Notas-Obligaciones. 15c Dor so.
Observation-Disclosures de Bonos, 81.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors de
Libros de Election de Directories
Dc Escuela, 4. 8. y 8 paginas. zoe. soc
y 40c.
Application por Lacencia de- Matri-
monio, IL pliego.
Certificate de Mn.rte, IA pIiego.
Certificate de Nacimento. "A pilego.
Registration de Fallecimsntos y
Muertes. 25c.
Jues de Paz, Repertoire Criminal ,
Civil, "a.
Contrato de Partido. 10 pliego.
Escritura de Eenuncia, IL pliegO.
Documento Garantizado. IL pliego.
Hipotecs de Bienes Muebles, IL
pliego.
Documento de Hfpoteca, Ia pliego.
Documento Garantizado. extensa
forma ~entera, full sheet
Certificate de Matrimonial. 10c cada
uno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Muchos sufrientes de reumatismo
han sorprendidos y alegrados con Ell
pronto alivio obtenido con la aplica.
cion del Linimento de Chamberlain.
Ningun case de reumatismo en- diez
requiere ningun tratamiento inferno.
Este linimento Sc vende en- todas
las botacas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

listed puede decirIe adios a la cons
tipacion con una c~onciencia limpia
81 usa las Tabletas de Chamberlain
Muchos han sido permanentemente
curados o su uso. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

AImorranas curadas on 8 a IA DIas.
vuestro boticario devolvera Ell dine
70 ST ell UNGUENTO PAzO falta en-
cualquier case de Comezon, Ce-
guerra, Almorranas Sanguinolentas o
Portrudentas en- 6 o IA dias. Scots. 81
Ell boticario NO 10 tiene. sera nandado
correo pagado al recibo del precio por
Paris Medicine Co., st. Lo1is. Mo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

qle bien se entienda debe ser llama
da por su nombre yerdadero y no por
otro.
UN CREYENTE EN DOMINIC MU-
NICIPAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Las leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que ~cualquiera persona paga-
ra por un p~eriodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta, aunque 81
tempo por Ell .cual Sc suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

70. Monico Trujillo. doy aviso al
pdblico que mi esp0sa Ina abandonado
mi casa y mesa, y que no sere respon-
sable por ninguna cuenta hecha 8
incurrida por ella.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
La Democracia.

Cual partido de reforma
La Democracia pregona
Que no da ningun Quartet
A aqleilos que esten en- contra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
copIa Popular.

Ell ser por II aborrecido
No me da pena maldita,
Que la mancha de la mora
Con otra verde Sc quita.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
EpItaho.

Yace aqui una divorciada,
(Su esposo reposa lejos,)
Mas alnque aqui Separates
En- la otra vida Sc unIeron.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
FL Republicanismo.

Este partido ha seguido
Principles claros y fijos
De que ell que tiene Ell poder
Aproveche los destinos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
copIa de chicoria.

ST a alguno Sc lie antojare
Escribir para ell inferno,
Ahora es buena la OCCASION,
Chicoria Sc esta muriendo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
Sc NEcEeITAN AGENTES.

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
Sc necesitan en- todas parties del Te-
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones IL
berales. Dirijanse a la Compania
Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano por
~particulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
Diceres.

Dicen que el Diablo mayor
Su testamento ha olorgado.
Nombrando de Executor
A un tonic aconsejado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
EpItaAo..

Aqui yace un gran senior
Que mereci0 alto aprecio,
Mas no falto algun traidor
Que 10 tratara de necio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
S0R DERA'

81 tiene Vd. algunos amigos que sufren de
,ordcra, supuracsones del dido, .uidos en- la
abeza, etc, adigales que escriban 4 la
Seebe Ear Drum Co, 265 Broadway.
lew York, mencionando este pcri6dico, y Sc
IS enviara GRATIS ;nstrucciones de como
rede curarse por ST solo. -Correspondcncia
folletos en- Ingles y Espanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Aquel que yace aqui en- paz
Fue medico y cirutano,
Y en- su oficio muy capaz
Pero en- propinas tirano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
Los Ricachos.

Dicen que los millonarios
Llevan carga muy pesada,
Mas no consienten que nadie
Les ayude a soportarla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
Como un Resfrlado causa MaIestar
de Rihones.

SVHTV Vt '~of FuuV SHNod "u'uotaT
! de Rihones.
Parte por derivar sangre de la SUI
perfcie y acnmular los rifones, y
parte por trabajarlos demasiado. Las
Pildoras de Foley para los Rihones
dan fuerza q los riiones. dan tono q
los 6rganos urinarios y r~estauran la
normal de la vejIga. Son to-
nicas en- a~ccion. prontas en- resulta-
dos. Probadlas. De venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
pespues


IN ResfrIado, "a Grlpps, pespues
Pneumonia
Es q menudo IA ~secuencIa fatal, v to-
9 vitaIicias debilitan 81 sistema y re-
bajan Ia 1esistencia vital. La Mel de
Alquitran y Composition de Foley es
una medicine seglra que para la tos
prontamente curando Ia causa, suavi-
"a los pasajes de aire inflamados, y
retira 81 resfriado. Tenedla slempre
a mano Rehusen sustitutos. DE
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Diome gusto yer d Bryan,
I'm hombre tan elocuente,
Quien sin tener un rival,
Nunca sera Presidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
copIa Popular.

Tengo oe morn cantando,
va que llorando naci,
Que las penas de este mundo
No son todas para mi.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

suscribanss al Nuevo Mexicano
Tspanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23

Ell que aqui esta sepultado
No 1nurio sin confession.
Mas muri6 desperate,
Causa de una operacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
Maxlma.

Cuantas cual cabezas son
Tantos son los pareceres,
rs la unanime opinion
De los hombres y mujeres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
uN ANo LIHRE DE sUscRlcloN.

IN ANO LIBRE De SUSCRICION'
Agentes para proc1rar srscriciones
Sc ~necesitan er todas parties del Te-
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones libe-
rales. Dirijanse a la Compania I'M
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-23
LA
WHITE Is REIUa

Is en- todos respectos MEJ0R
Maquina de coser para Ia fami-
liza que puede obtenerse. Sc IA
brica en- ambos esfiIos R0TAT0-
RIO y VIBRATING.
EI rotatorio hace pespuntear a
ambas Lave CADENA. Las
uItimas y mas recientes adicIo-
mes de acero acompanan q cada
maquina. Sc vende bajo pIazos
condos. Manden su nombre y
direction de estafeta por nuestro
hermoso CataIagU H. 7. que SO
da gratis.
White Sewing uachlle Co.
$3.50 Market Street,
San Francisco, California.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
Disarmament of Americans in Northern Part of the Republic on an Order Which Comes Indirectly from OroZco.
MORMON REFUGEES
 BLOCKING TO FL PASO
General Confiscation of Property and Looting of Stores in the Church Col
 onies. Washington Alp pealed to for Protection.
TAssoCIArED PRESS DIsPATCH1

FL PASO. July 2S.-Americans in northern Mexico have been officially notified by the rebel commanders to give up their arms and leave the country. The alternative is to join the rebel ranks. Refugees from the Mormon colonies of Chihuahua are Hooking to the border. The first group of nearly a thousand men, women and children is due here by special train late tonight
 News of this development was re ceived here today by representatives of the Mormon colonists. A. w. Wins, of Salt Lake City. an apostle of the Mormon church, is making ar engagements for the reception of the refugees. They will be housed in tents if necessary. and the Fl Paso customs house will be open to them. Apostle Wins has telegraphed com plaints to Senator Smoot of Utah and Governor Colquitt of Texas.
 According to advces the febels. armed with an order from General Ynez SaIazar, commander at Casas Grandes, who is vested with author ity from General Orozco, comman- der in chief of the repels, visited the homes of the MormOns in COlonia Dublan and Colonia Juarez on Sat urday and confiscated 300 rifles and much ammunition.
 A hundred caValrymen were dis patched to Colonia MorelOs, another American settlement to the east. The colonsts were told to give up their arms and leave Mexico or join the rebel army.
 Stores were footed at NueVa Casas he refused entrance to his store. That this is but the beginning of a general move to disarm the Ameri- cans is apparent.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 ALBERT B. COX
He Leaves Bride of But Three Months to Mourn Him-FuneraI by Uni
 form Rank Knights of Pythias.

Albert B. Cox, aged 2S. and but three months married to Miss Bon hall of 1860 West Monroe, died of heart failure at one o'clock Sunday morning at his home.
 Returning from show in the even ing, and seemingly in perfect health MT. Cox was seized in the night with the disease in so severe form, the end came in a short time in spite of all the doctors could do.
 Cox was member of the Masons, and K P's and the funeral Tuesday afternon at 400 D. m. will be conduct ed by the Uniform Rank of the latter order. Two members of the Masonic lodge, two knights and two of the National guard members will act as pail bearers. Cox was to have been a member of the encamped guards at Fort Huachuca, being one of the Company A boys.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
WICKEhbURG ID HAVE
 X MINERAL EXHIBIT
That District to be We'll Represented
 at State Fair.

Evidently the people of Wicken- burg do not believe in waiting until the last moment before attending to matters that may be of general in terest and general good to their com munity. This plan has been adopted in the matter of preparing for their mineral exhibit at the state fair the coming fall
 Already the matter has been agi- tated and plans are under way for showing one of the largest ana finest mineral exhibits that has ever come from that section. It is a well known fact that in few localities of the state is there the material for finer exhibits and it is the determination of the up-to-date citizens of that locality to get all the good possible out of the almost unrivaled mineral resources that the Wickenburg dis trict boasts. All the big mining propositions there will furnish ex- hibits, and some of those not so well known will follow the same course It is the purpose thoroughly to ad- Vertise the mineral possibilities of that section and it is realized the fair offers the best possible facilities for that purpose. The result will be that. so far as Wickeiburg and the surrounding territory is concerned one of the finest mineral exhibits shown at any fair will be in evidence when the fair opens the coming Oc- tober
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
EARLY BUILDING
 0f 4 RAILROAD
Probable Construction of Line From
 Florence to Superior.

Of the building of railroads there is no end. And while it is true that all the roads constructed in Arizona recently have been built on paper, it is said that there is an excellent chance that at no distant date the construction of an actual road from Florence to Superior will be com menced.
 The interest credited with the in tention to build this line is the American Smelling and Refining company; in other words the "smelt- ing trust" Color is lent to the ru- nor by the fact that the big smelt- ing concern is expected within a short time to begin operations under it's option on the Lake Superior and Arizona Mining and Smelling com pany's property. The road, it is all legged. will be necessary to the suc- cessful handling of the property.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
CAN NEWSPAPERS
 TELL THE TRUTH?
Question Which Journalists Are Ex- pected to Answer Today.
 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

MADISON, Wis, July 2S.-Modern Journalism, it's ideals, it's trend and its existing condition, will be the sub ject of a national newspaper confer ence which will begin here tomorrow. The conference was called by the extension division of the University of Wisconsin.
 Among the distinguished men par ticipating in the meeting are Mel vile E. Stone, general manager of the Associated Press: William J. Bryan, William Allen White, Norman editor of Golfers Weekly; Charles H. Grasty, of the Baltimore Sun and Fremont Older of the San Francisco Bulletin.
 There will be six sessions of the at each of which two prominent newspaper men will make addresses. The general subject for at the conference is Are Newspaper and Magazine Writers Free to Tell the Truth; if Not, Why Not and What Can be Done About It."
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29

 OF COMBINES
Recommendations Contain ed in One of the Reports of the Steel Investigation to Be Submitted to the House.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH ]

WASHINGTON, July 28.-A recom- mendation favoring legislation for the regulation of big industrial concerns, instead of their dissolution, is to be submitted to the house in a re- port by three republican members of the steel investigation committee. The report is signed by Representa- tives Gardner of Massachusetts. Young of Michigan, and DanfOrth of New York. Young submitted an ad- ditiOnal statement and Representa- tive Sterling of Illinois, who believes in dissolving the big corporations, will submit a separate report The mi | nority report favOrs the creation of an interstate commission of industry, l to be clothed with extensive powers of regulation, with the power to fix reasonable prices for the output of l corporations. The report would re- quire that all corporations capitaIiz- ed at $50,000,000 or more. to operate
 under a federal charter before engag | ing in interstate commerce. Smaller corporations might avail themselves
 of the federal charter at their own option.
 | The republican members make it plain that the report is not an eX
 pression of republican policy or die
 tated by the republican administra
 tion. The report does not spare the
 steel trust or it's organizers
 1 J. P Morgan and Co. are credited
 with a profit of s62, ,500,00 fo0r under writing the organization of the Unit
 ed State Steel Corporation. Later con-
 ditions in the steel mills are declar-
 ed bad, and a suggestion is made to the corporations to improve them
 by working the mill hands in eight, instead of twelve hour shifts.
 The report summarizes the findings "The corporation is capitalized at s1 400, 900, 900, of which nearly half is | water" The average annual earn ings of the corporation have been
 from eleven to twelve percent on
 the value of the assets. The cOrpO-
 ration controls little over half the
 crude and finished steel business of the United States. Average whole
 sale price of steel products have fallen off since the corporation was
 organized.
 The corporation and all independ- ents have an understanding as to prices. The system of 1nterlOcklng directorates has insidious consequent
 ces and facilities. inside management and the stifling of competition. The situation as to the iron re supply is grave and may become menacing." ." 1 Many recommendations are sub mitted. though no bills are prepared. Among the recommendations are:
 Interstate commission of industry, like the Interstate Comemrce Com mission, to be established and publici- ty to be provided for All United States corporations must be recapi- taliZed at their actual value. Inter locking directorates or holding com panies' are forbidden except when
 permitted by the interstate commits sion of industry. Industrial corpora
 tions are not to own common car riers."
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
NOTICES EFFECT
 OF THE NEWSPAPER
Source to Which R-C-H Corporation
 Braced Inquiries.

That the RICH corporations an nouncement of it's 1913 touring car has created a stir among motorists generally throughout the country is borne out by the number of inquiries that are coming in to the factory and dealers, as a result of the news paper advertising campaign just opened. The number of replies al ready received closely approaches the volume that resulted from the first announcement of the RICH last fall
 The unanimous opinion seems to be that the new RICH marks one of the biggest steps forward from the standpoint of the consumer in the history of the automobile indus try. The aim of the 1913 R-C-H was to meet every motoring need by providing everything necessary for comfort and pleasure in touring.
 F. R Bump, assistant general man. ager of the corporation, spent last week in the east visiting the New York, Philadelphia and Boston branches, and after a study of con ditions declared upon his return that nothing ever looked better than the RC-H prospects for the coming sea b son. MT. Bump said:
 Our advertising has attracted wide attention and every branch has been besieged by prospective customers coming in to talk over the new car Last week it was necessary to keer the New York branch open until 10:30 D. m. to take care of customers brought to the show room by the announcement of the new car. Il will be up to our eastern branches 10 handle big share of that 90. .O0( production. but from the way they are starting out it looks as though
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
DARROW TRIAL
 GOES ON TODAY
Sick Juror Leavitt Cause of Earlier Delays Will Be Permanently Displaced by His Alternate. Darrow on the Stand.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1


 LOS ANGELES, July 28.-The brib- cry trial of Clarence $. Darrow will enter its final stages tomorrow with twelve jurors in the box instead of thirteen and with A NJ Blakeley, the alternate juror installed in the seat of Juror L. A Leavitt
 Again stricken with appendicitis, Leavitt is expected to undergo an operation tomorrow, and prior to submitting to the surgeons knife, he will have been discharged from further service, according to pres ent indications. The juror whose illness already has caused two de- lays of the trial was again forced to take to his bed yesterday and, ward was received from his home today that he would be operated up- on tomorrow afternoon.
 Judge Hutton who is presiding at the trail visited Fl Monte. Leavitt's home today in company with a phy- sician. Upon his return he announce ed that a consultation with LeaVitt's family physician was held and the doctors agreed that the juror was suffering from appendicitis. The judge also announced that both phy- sicians had been asked to appear in court tomorrow and make statements which would probably result in Lea vitt's discharge.
 Darrow. the defendant will be the next and last witness placed upon the stand by the defense. It is probable that he will occupy the place at least for three days. His cross examination
  trict Attorney w. J. Ford, and it is understood that a lengthy and minute grilling has been prepared.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-29
CLEVELAND RACES ARE OPENED TODAY
Two Hundred Nominations Have Been
 Made for Weeks Events

CLEVELAND. July 28.-Over two hundred stake nominations have been made for the events to be raced at the grand circuit meeting at Randall. which will begin tomorrow and will last until August 8. The Tavern stake. one of the biggest amateur events of the year, heads the list, with 108 nom- nations. The stakes are champion pionship sweepstakes. free-for-all pac- ing, $1 900: the Forest City 2:06 pace, value S2.O00; the Edwards. 2:12 pac- ing. value s3.000: championship sweep stakes, free for all trOt, s1,000: the Tavern Stake, 2:14 trOtting. value S5.O00; he Fasig. 2:0S trotting, value S2,OOo; the ohio. 2:1O, trotting, value. $5,OO0