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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
IIiiiI~ HiT PLAN
To EAi~l NUNt'

cHl"4aur Nas r. flr
.,fo'utian.s-. -0s.rrurr. f.. 'ak,us
ADVANTAGE ~ .nu .r 20. troop
movement to enrich t.a rebel treas
ury
To-day a plan was discovered by
which hundreds OF thousands Of dol
lars Will be- ohtainci by the bels al,
the expense Of the famous Terraza,
wealthy lan7 owners .u northern
y eyico II was decided thar he rebels
should sell AZ once on the cattle own
ed by the Terrazas family Two hun
dred thousand dollars in gold will
thl, .. procured Terr1 'a- h5G
pleaded lack OF cash.
The rebels -lso vii, -" " 1' rN-
port tax On cattle. realizing thereby
nearly S22.500 In gold
M encounters were repOf.-i n--
tween The two armies today tg' a
dec siye clash is expected soor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
CpIOi, NDONN WILL HEAD
CEEDI NTIAI.S COMMITTEE

f.f"
Dlele. Il Jun" a Thomas 20
Down. af colorado. Vbo holds rho
PROV 0. charles Cayendcr a. NOM
Dor Ht 'hr national committee tonight
aas agreed on FOR chairman Of fh"
-redantsls committee by Taf' load
er-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
lack OF cash
HEBEI.~ WILL tORTIFN
GARRISON Al 81 ARR

FL Paso. Tex. June The rebels
today took steps 20 reinforce and for
iify the luarez garrison Two ma
chine guns and TWO mOrtars we're
brought 20 Juarez from th- soIth
also three hundred trcops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
Washington Forecast

| b. Assoczfed Press
Nashin gton. ID c. June "a s'or
West Texas Fair Saturd - and sun
day Cooler Saturday .n Obi. Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
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GOrCH TOE HOLD
Bf'STS ANEI.ICIS.


Baltimore. Md June il
, Frank Gotch. the worlds
champion wrestler. threw
Americas here tonight in the
first fall ia g. minutes. 10
; seconds the second In g sec
onds The toe hold did th-
work in both falls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
LONDON OBSEItNING
KINGS BIRTHDAY.

london June IA The 4
birthday anniversary of King 4.
George was officially observed .
tpdll in London and at all 4
home stations Flags were .
consp.cuously displayed and Z
customary salutes Mere fired 4.
)t thee WJrshins. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
WrATntp|


Generally fair SATURDAY
Nesfer.inh . IemnernIur..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
Claude Is Chosen as Con-
ventiOn City of AssOci.
alton Next Year
RICE MADE PRESIDENT
CONVENTION JUST CLOSED PRO
NOJ need MOST SUCCESSFUL
AND PROFITABLE EVER
HELD by ASSOCIATION.
FINAL PROGRAM GOOD

Includes Initiation of Candidates For
advanced Degrees. Rcbekahs En-
tertainmeDt aud Awarding of
Gold Medals and Banners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15

Claude was chosen as the =
convention city for the tenth =
annual meeting OF the Pan .
handle Association of odd =
Fellows. before the close OF 4.
the meeting yesterday after =
noon y
The following officers we're =
elected
Norris candies are admittedly
the finest box candies ever pre-
pared In handsome boxes. .all
sizes. Cost us more but sold to
l you same price as others. (.
A, this store exclusively
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
H8lss Here and There

Mr.. F. r. Woodruff. who has
been sick for long time AZ his home
in York. IS slowly improving.
Deeds admitted 10 record this
week are IS follows: <. B Bryant 10
William Tyler. small tract IN James
town district. S. P. Larry to L. A.
rhun, house and LOT az Nozge. {.
&c. Groat 70 Z. Lee Campo. deed Of
lease for brick warehouse near the
knitting nail. Il is understood that
il will be made a bonded warehouse
tor the storage of underwear.
Among the well known operatives
Of the old knitting mill WHO are back
q their places are Mr.. and Mrs. r
IL Greasy. After the mill closec
txo years age they moved 70 Char
10 tesville. returning 70 WilliansburI
shen the plant resumed operations
Mr.. Theo. Clemen. Of Green
pring farm. spent last Sunday Wit
rcnds al Shelloank.
Toe registration books for ID
ity Of Williamsburg vii be ope
tor the registration Of voters o
Tl-sday. Nay IL.
N Paw your pol tax by SATURDAY
! Nay 4.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
"M. Bob" Last Night

Talen,.d pupils Of the Williams-
burg High School delightfully."- en-
an audience az Cameron
Hall last night in the laughabie little
comedy in two acts. entitled Mr..
Bob" The young solks displayed
considerable histrionic ability and
were given liberal applause through
out the play.
Tne caste vas as follows: Mr..
Bob. Miss Charles: Miss Rsoeeca
Luke. Miss Warburton; Miss Kath-
erine Rogers. Miss Powell; Phihg
Royson. Mr.. Geo. Ben Geddy: Mr
Robert Brown. Mr. G-o. J. Lane
Patty. the Maid. Miss Spencer
Jenkins. the Batter. Mr.. II. Z
MoncuTe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02

IN DEMAND.
mil Needs Girls
and Women.

The Williamsburg knitting MI Is
running every day. but IS gsszsiy
handicapped for female operatives.
The ooncern is advertising fer $50
women and girls. but thus Ear less
than twenty have been taken On.
There IS no trouble 70 Ees men and
every department. IS supplied as 1p-
idly as labor is needed.
The problem Of operatives Is a
serious one and VIII probably neces-
state the management 70 60 out Of
she state 70 secure them.
Mr.. Grost is ANXIOUS 10 secure fe-
male operatives from families already
located here. and particularly from
among those who wcrc formerly
employed az the uzl There iS
room for every working girl or Nc
man 10 this section. with an oppcr-
luuity 70 make a good Wsze.
The wages paid az ths plaus aEe
as high as those paid fer the same
work 10 other mills. Il wouid be
out Of the question fer the Wlli4Gs-
burg mil 10 pay more for wages
. than its compesilors. buk 4 IS pro
1 bable thst after the plzns is IN tai
= running the matter Of wages win re-
? eeiye adjustment. In starting OF
!. big plant IKE this. il IS necessary "a
!; move cautiously. hat 20 unfcrtmais
J; step be taken 10 evenrualy work
{. hardship on both owner and opsra
uves.
Men. boys and women who 60 int
rhe plant now vii stand In line G
promotion. ard vii 10 dOaot ,
a looked after oy the msnaEcneE
when the time comes.
q; II there aFs any girls o. Woml
!. who want % get inso the mia. sn.
,rr have onlY TO apply and VIII be p
- 70 work az once. Operatives q
paid while lsarning and IN a K
days viii be able 70 ineEssse ~
49, wages. Il IS a splendid 0DpoEtun
tor all who want work.
~ The report that forsigners VII
- run 10 here has no tOURdadon.
!, lsss Il Is utterly impossiole 70 get q
- othez class OF Women and a.
Hone people VIII be given ths 3
- ference. If they win only APPLY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
Urges Cotton Planting.

Lightfoot. Va. April %. 1912
Editor The Gazette:
You have been very nice to me bv
publishing several small articles from
me relating to cotton raising, and I
thank you for same. ! want how
ever to ask Just a little more indul-
gence. am SO firmly convinced
that the carly maturing cotton will
prove a very valuable addition to
our agricultural products If the farm
ers viii just 60 into the business
cautiously. say cautiously because
II they attempt 10 raise too much be-
fore they learn how 70 manage Il
properly. and before the labor be-
lcomes adapted to the picking, many
J Of them are apt to make a failure
, and be the means Of delaying for
! years the adoption Of the staple as
. a money crop, and thus cause a de-
r cided loss. instead Of a gain to con-
I munity.
p The time for planting IS now a
{ hand and in order to encourage tn
5 planting in a small wav by our farm
S ers. I have plenty Of seed. Th
e variety is Simpkins Prolific. raise
.e from seed that I purchased last yea
from w. A. Simpkias Co. of Ral
k eigh. N. c. It is considered one c
le tie earliest varieties as well as Ii
y NEST prolific. viii make a frc
2 gift of one peck Of seed to each {
,y the first fifteen farmers in Jam'
is City and York counties who viii al
an ply for the seed before the 18th.
&c Many of the sane hands that a
of always ready and anxious to gray
be potatoes when the season com
ire around for harvesting that crop. "
Of no doubt Be glad 10 pick cotton. a
when once they become sccustom
vas to the work viii ike il. It IS Gle
i've work and one does not have to sto
DIV so much as they do at gathering
the tatoes.
use One other thing I want TO say,
and am in no way interested in the
which Mr.. Wilson has installed. 1
-. do I expect to be Interested in cit
,ooi that or any other gin. My only
jectin trying to Get the farmers
plant cotton is my desire to see Il
=. more prosperous,
L. I. Hankin:
P. S. Mr.. Welson will also gi'
.llna peck of seed on the same term
oou- above.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
EsmafiaI Exercises HSRda

Memorial Day exercises VIII be
held in Bruton Parish churchyard
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock by
the Williamsburg Chapter Daughters
of ti<e Confederacy. The orator Of
the occasion viii be DR.. J. S. w !
son. of the college faculty.
The Daughters vii meet at Mrs.
Lyon G. Tyler tomorrow afternoon
AZ 4 o'clock to make 6ual arrange
menrs f7r the exercises.
The members are requested 10
assemble at Miss Lettie Wsrbugton's $
AZ $3.50 O'Clock Monday and to
bring flowers tor decoration PuT-
poses. Masrudsr-Ewel Camp c,
v. is expected to participate in th'
exercises.
The Daughters also request th
! application be made at once 70
i Crosses of Honor. Veterans anS
their descendants are entitled 4
these crosses. This will be the las
! / opportunity to secure them.
: Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Greenma
= start for Milton Junction. Wisoor
E sin. today and viii remain in n
] northwest visiting relatives an
r friends during the summer. DR.. an
: Mrs. d. ] King will accompar
z them to Milton Junction. and atter
e q reception to be given there in hol
e or Of their golden wedding. VIII
( absent. DR.. and Mrs. King win al
S visit relatives in Janesville. Chicag
D Toronto. and in other cities retur
ing home in about two weeks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
No Cause To Doubt


A Statement Of Facts Backed by a
SGorg Guarantee
We guarantee immediate and posi-
i've ralief 10 all sufferers from con
sGpation. In every case where our
remedy fails to do this We will return
the money paid as for it. That's a
frank statement Of facts, and We
want you to substantats them At our
risk.
Rezan Orderlies are eaten just like
candy. are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action. may DC taksu az
any une. day or night; do not cause
disrrhoea. nausea. gripping. excessive
llooseness. or other undesirable
effects. They have . very mild bat
positive action upon the organs with
which they come in contact. ap-
oarsndy acting as a reguianve tonic
upon the relaxed muscular coat OF
. the bowel. thus overcoming weak
ness, and aiding TO restore the bowels
b 10 more vigorous aud healthy activity
Rexzll Order!ies are unsurpassabls
E and ideal for the use OF children. ols
D folks and delicate persons. We can
: not too highly recommend them q
s all sufferers from say form Of eonsti
s patton and its attendant evils. That
? Why We back our faith in them wit
I, our promise Of money back Il the,
q DO not give entire satisfaction
,e Three sizes: II tablets 10 cents. 3
I tablets IS cents and 80 tablsts 5
,e cents. Remember. you can obtai
,e Rsxsn Remedies in williamson
,h only at our ssore-The kexall SeoE'
ID The Williamsburg Drug CO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
Dots From Dash

Dash. Va. Aprl 23-Mr. Pyed
Chandler. wife and little daughter.
Of West Point. visited his parents
near this place last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson were there too.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Austin, Of |
Richmond. have been visiting their
friends here this week.
Miss Uldine Walden has returned
from a visit TO Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Phipps have
returned Maryland and are keeping
house near here.
Mr.. John Davis. aged Y years,
passed away at his home April IA.
He was buried there.
| Mr.. Kiah Harden died last SatuT-
day night at his home. Interment
viii be today at MOrris's church.
He leaves a daughter and two sons.
% April II. Mrs. Lawrence
Christian and Mr.. Charles Williams
were married.
Mr.. r. w. Crump. Of Richmond
, and Mr.. w. A. Crump. Of Nswpor
: News. visited their parents here las
week.
5 On April I9 the pupils Of ith
, schools ofsNsw Kent assembled
: : the courthouse with their friends an
= enjoyed School Day"
= Easter Monday was day Of prof
and fun for the children of Goo
Hope. The regular session OF scho
{" was held til 2 O'Clock. Just befo
& one o'clock Supt. w. B. Coggin ar
his accomplished wife came. 4
impromtu programme was arrange
Visitors soon began 10 arrive. II
'' pupils read and sang. Mrs. CogR
- ;. recited so charmingly that her he'
ers were at times moved 70 Tea
and then again they held their sic
- in laughter. Then followed the c
~ hunt. not eggs with white and 20
: = but ones of all sorts OF pretty &C
candy. They had been bid in
nice pine boards of a nearby fore
Some grown-ups mingled with
CO. children. as all pulled away
Of boards at the base Of the pines. G
ore one expecting to find a nest. 4
IN as the discoveries were made ioy
isti- exclanstions filed the air.
ave Miss Essie Stewart. Of p
our Point. was awarded a hand ml
ueh basket for finding the greatest n
,ne Der Of eggs.
.ies, Good Hope school VIII close A
a6ah.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
For Tho Stomach
Here's an Offer You Should not
Overlook.

Here's an Offer You Should not
Overlook.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by aiding nature to
supply the elements the absence of
which in the gastric juices causes
indigestion and dyspepsia. They
aid the stomach to digest food and
to quickly convert It into rich red
blood and .material necessary for
overcoming natural body waste.
Garry a package of Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets in your vest pocket,
or keep them in your room. Take
one after each heavy meal and prove
our assertion that indigestion win no
bother you.
We know what Rexail Dyspepsi'
Tablets are and what they viii do
We guarantee them to relieve indi
gestion and dyspepsia. If they fai
we viii refund your money. Thre
sizes: IS cents. so cents. and $l.OC
Remember. you can obtain Re1a
: Remedies only at our store-Th
Rexsll Store. The Williamsbur
Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02

There never was q time when peo-
pie appreciated the real merits Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now. This is shown by the IN
crease in sales aud voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have
been cured by it. II you or your
chndren are troubled with a cough
| OF cold give il a trial and become
acquniztcd wlth is good Qualities
Fer sale by "a dealers,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02

Poor appetite Is 3 suse sgn ct ina-
paired digestion- A tsw doses Of
cnambsrlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets VIII Strengthen youz digsss-
ion and improve yCur RPPsnas.
Thousands have been benefirrd ~
taxing these Tablstz- Sold 81 81
dealeras
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
New Kent School Day.

day set for the School Day" OF
New Kent, a large crowd came out 4
mostly of school children
and patrons who are interested in the
work of the public schools of the
County. The courthouse would not
accommodate the crowd and space
could hardly be found for the sxhi
bits, the court room being too small.
Every school in the County had an
exhibit for the inspection of those
who were present. The exhibits
consisted of sewing. cooking. wood
work and map drawing. There was
a contest in composition and athletics.
Teachers and children have taken
deep interest in the work this ses-
sion and they are proud of results
which have been accomplished. The
work is growing from year to year
and is taking root in the minds or
children and patrons sufficiently deep
to be lasting. The success of the
day is to the credit Of the teachers
and the cooperaton'of those patrons
who are far sighted enough to see
the good results of this phase Of the
work.
Our purpose in doing this work
il the schools is to emphasize th'
importance of the practical. ever
day things in llfe. There is a dig
nifty about work not understood b,
, all who have to do il. Work
honorable. and too much time ca
not be taken during the school liz
of the child in the Interpretation c
life to him. This work must b
= done in the school room If We desiI
Z to make a usefuli happy citizen
every child.
Ex-Gov. A. ]. Montague wi
!, present and made most attrac6'
and edifying address. He is deep
=. interested in the education of all d
people and not the classes becau
on the government is by the people al
"A for the people.
7s Names Of those whS wen pria
-, A. Nevy Kent Courthouse "SchS
6s Day."
81 Cooking-Ruth Hubbard. L
81 e1ys; Anna Peace. Quinson: LII
so Bunette. Boulevard; Gather
% Blankenship, Boulevard; Thel
40 Landrum. Lanexa; Cecil Perry, B
re- levard.
ast Best Dressed Burnley $
NO ter. Dash; Elsie Batkins. Quini
ion. Ola Melton. Boulevard.
red Plain Sewing-Edith Bingl
aw. Dash; Ella Spencer. Boulev'
lare Matte Thompson. Quinton. vi
an Sweet. White House; Thelma 1
!
drum, Lanexa; Helen Stewart. 1
be exa.
was Fancy Work--Sue Spencer. I
Nor levard; Pattie Richards. Tuns
sH. Ella Spencer. Boulevard; Ls
both Harris. New Kent; Mary Chrisl
rats Providence Forge; Grace g
ared TunstaH.
the Map Drawing-Edith Bins
! the Dash; Floyd Crump. Dash; Aul
nally Crunp. Dash.
ned, CompOsiion-Edna Martin.
Both exa; Evsrstte Bingley. Dash;
Mt to dali Lipscomb. Tunstall; Au
COM CIump. Dash; Ella Spencer. B
-ssh1 ward.
, s 90, Wood Work-Hugh McKel
pee Lanexa: Everette BingleY. /
Gilson Joe Richards. Tunstall;
egafe Crump. Dash; Walter Brooks.
united ton; Gideon MCCAIN. Walkers;
y the mond Purdham. Providence F
vote Clyde Brown. Barhamsville; {
Dobson, Tunssall; Luther BaC
ST Quinton.
IS Relief Map--Alfred Howe.
goes Evansville.
csnd;- Athlstics-Long jump. G
-f.-. GOddin. BarhannSvilie; A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02

Now IS the time 20 get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do il hy sp-
plying Chamberlain's Liuiment and
massag;ng the parts freely at esch
applicstiOn. For sale BY all dealxrs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02
Warm Contest
at Finish,

exceedingly warm as the day ap-
What had been a dull !;
AID undressing contest suddenly !,
changed into a warm one. On the
very eve of the closing Of the list !.
last Friday three members of the :
present council. who stouuy main :,
tanned that under no circumstances
would they run again. walked up to
the rack and again submitted them
selves as willing victims of an ex-
acting constituency, The result was
that all the present councilmen who
offered for reelection won easily,
thus showing that a majority Of the
voters approved OF their record.
Spencer led the balloting by big
margin, which goes to show how
ever. that a bigger majority approved
his course. he being among the pro-
eressives on the old council. An
other surprise was the splendid en-
dorsement given MT. w. L. Jones
who entered the lcs at the last mo
ment. Indeed. none of the eandi-
dates have any. reason to be asham-
ed of the endorsement given them,
as the vote was ~en oisu'Ou'So
among the ten men IN the race
The following IS the result the
first SIX named beng tue winners
r. L. Spencer
II. D. Cole. ..-....'''.I4
J. w. Jones. ..--......'..'.f Is
GaIba Yaiden.---.-......-... a
B. T. Wolte.........'.'-.'.''Oo 90
w. L. Jones. 'oi
T. II. Ball. ............'''-.''.oA d
r. 7. Casey. .........'..-... D
Z. II. Proctor. -..........-- -
John Tyler. 4S
Ecr navor K w. Warburton re
- 1oo ,,o.., ont of the lis cas-,
EVioenuy .neie was s"1S &C., =. :
the mayor having hao no opPosiu9n
His name should not have appeare'
m the ballot according 70 party law
:. ,..s for the committee 10 declar
" = ;: -. - !,
hin sns ns''N''SS' -
opponent
A---~F
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-02

Miss Essie Stewart. Of Piam
Point. was awarded a hand made
basket for finding the greatest nun
Der Of eggs.
Good Hope school VII close ApFi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-29
Slaisnicit snm Seiten oss SoomaH
8urf SpielplaBes.

lie in Ser gtafbaridaft oes neltelI
9ooman NarFs an goung uno Htng'
aolo Strabe lpobnenben SSrauen tper'
Sen am ,. EuguIt Rahmittag uno
gbcnoS elm Raicnieit geben, oeiien
lle6eridpB iiir oie 8erooqitdnolgung
be5 Spielplases beitiurt iii Us
ueroeu guocan5iige fir Die Rlnoer,
Elm Soia. 1iite, Stiible, Elm meot'
ainiidcr 9ehdItcr iiir elm Silis.So'
ipital etc 0ctpiiuidt. Gie anaben.
unS Dldod1cnflaiien peroen ieparate
llebunaen uuS SGnje porfiibren. las
slrranaements aomHittee beitebt
aus: Trou Charles u. Sltnihe,
isrou Z. e. aooms lmo Rep. s. Z.
Crane: 9auolaoen, Srau Better Hei'
ter; zee Cream. 1Srau @iliam e.
leiu; Qemonaoe. Srou 8. W grof'
man; 3uterrpaaren. iSrau @oporo
Setter: ;Sancu grbeiten, eSrau =.
sgeiie; Shiir3en, 5rau g. 3. Sort
man; liihteih. 5rau Charles wte'
gartbu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-29
Die SpuntpsT a.r in Gar
tbage.
Sin grofartiaes GennprOgramm NIT
$1,000 Gramten.

Die gountp Goir in Carthage fin
oct beuer an ben Jagen BEG IA, To-
16. unb II. 4uguit itatt, uno tpenn
oas Detter ben 8erduitaltern tsinen
Stri6 bur6 Die Rednung maht, miro
bic ;Fatr fpiebsr 10 srfoIgret6 austalz
len pis in friiberen Jobren. Die
lan0DirtbihaftIife IusIteQung miro
rei6sr bsf6idt isin ME js 3uDor, osnn
bic Ssarmer bdbsn eine CUTE grnte, uno
um gu 3sigsn, tpte srob bic aartoffeln,
bic Riiben uno Der Gobl gerdtben III,
tpsrosn Iis bic prooutte uuf Die 4uss
Ftsuune ititen, oumit bic Stabter iif)
ebsnFdQs naran erfreuen tonnen.
SFur bic psrihebenen Rennen itnb
iiber $4,000 fir prdmien ausgeiegt.
DieIe QiberolitGt bot CUR Gplge gsbabt,
bab bic 3d1l Der aneemelbeten pferoe
aroBer 1T oenn is. Cine 9abp Sbotr
ipiro aud bissmaI niht fehlen. Gz
| iinb flint SlaFen uno sin 3 Dollar
@oIbitud biloet ben erften preis, ein
| 2ts0ouurs s9oloItid ben 3peiten, sine
| goioene gtuoeI ben britteu, Elm goloener
Ring ben pisrten uno Elm Seiosnbanr
nit 5anomalsrei ben fiinftsn prets.
Der 5rsitag 1T ben 8etsronen bss
gurgertrieges getpibmet unb per nit
einsm u. u. H. Gnopf angethan srs
ihsint, erhdlt frsien Gintritt. gu Gh.
r.n Der altsu SoIbaten piro um ! llhl
Ruhmitiaes Elm Salut BON 13 adno
rsnfdiiFen abgefsuert.
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ni6t fsbIen. prof. Wtanuel Ser3ot
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