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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
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cute NatbidIag.

Ger Steucr5ablerberein bat ourh
ieinen Sefretdr Srrrn sSreo Title Ser
aonrniiiion, neId)e ben Bau oes neus
eli @erif,tsaebdl,ocs nno oes neilen
Gpiintpqefdnaniiies leiten ipirb, ei.
nen gllten Hotbihlna ertbeiIcn Ioiicn.
Gie aonn1iiiion lit iih befanntIid,
nod iliht einig oariiber, Oh Die 4pn-
fllrren3 fir gnupldne iiir Ole beiben
8ebniloe atf bieiiae ard)iteften BE-
Idrdnft ODER Oh oub Irditeften BON
ollsIpdrts snr Ginienbling bon EId-
'Ieii alifgefor0ert peroen ioQen.
Ger Steiier5ablerpcrein lit nun
nan5 entfdiebell fiir oas 2ebtere uno
neilt oaranfbin, Dab aud bieiige
Irhtteften BET .groben gauten, Sie
anoersipo snr anifiibruna geInnaen,
eben'allS @elegenbeit erbalten, lid an
Dem gSettbeDerb 5ll betbeiliaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Snbeppbl WGnnerdjor.

giner Der ftdrtiten, beiten unb leiz
itungsfdbisitsn 9efangpereine Der
Stabt. Der 9iibepobl WGnnerdor,
tpirb am Spnntag, ben 3. Robember,
feline erite MISUNDERSTANDING Der Saiz
ion in Der Central 9urnbalIe peran=
ftaltsn. Der 5iospobl WGnnerhor
bat unter Der tii9tisen 2eitung ieines
Dirieenten, 9err 2ouis gbrsott, perz
f6iebene neue Qieber einitubirt unb
feline seianglihen 2eiitunsen nerben
feline 5ablloien 5reunoe 3tpeifelspbne
DolIauf befriebigen. Den Greunben un=
eespungenen 6umors, uno ibrsr Iinb
pisle, f0nnen mir perratben, bab aud
eiliee prdhtise fomifhe Sahen gum
Wortrase eelangen tperben. Wir MIR
in Grfabrung bruhten, baben bic mei=
itefl beutIhen @efanspersine fofpie am
bere befreunbste 0ereine ibr griheinen
angetiinbist unb ipirb bic srobe 1urnz
bale am 3. Nopember unslpeiielbaft
Bis auf ben lebten plab sefiiqt iein.
Nah Der llnterbaltung folst .in flotter
5ans. Wer oater am 3. y1opember
einise gemiitbli9s Stunben perl.ben
min, Der beiude bic SGnser bonn 9iibez
pobl Mdnnerhor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
EattDtt uMe DeuetMe

Matbias griffin ser seitern
III Canton cine Nubeitbrung perur.
iad)te, ipur6e pom Boli5eiribter
SbueD um $15 ilno Soften geItraft.
Sn elmer Sisung oes geaepuer
Staotratbs unterbreitete Mapor Gift
benz Stabtratb eine 8otifaft, bic
9onbausgobe betreffeno, uno lpurben
ieille @orihlage einItimlnig angenom.
men. Der Snbalt oieier 0ptihait
lit fur5 folgenOer: .ssn glnbetradt
Der 9onoausgabe bon 100000 fir
StraBenperbeiierungen unb $4,000
fiir ab5ugsfandle, made id ste bar
auf auirnerfiam, oaB Die Steuer.
fir 1912 $3,030l325 be.
tragen. @ir baben ons 9feft, erne
gonoihulo bon $15t 900 5u MAIDEN.
9aut oes gerihts bes glerfs BON
1911 belauft iib Die gonoihuIb aut
$74, 300. Sn 0ieiem Sabre puroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
u { IN y . t.

Die Nemport Office fir bns Gin.
cinnatier golfsblatt" befinbet iid in
go. 339 Yorf Srake, seseniiber bem
Gonrtbauie, uDielbit Nenisfeiten, Mn.
ssisen II. I. NJ. bis 10 l1br As Winn-
ten N6enbs entgegengenpmmen iper.
oen. Selepbpn sonth 2401.
- Ri6arb Yelton, elm Campbell
gountp Jormer, Der bon sinem 8.
II. q. 3uge erfabt unb fhper perleBt
tpurbe, bat Iein grinnerungspsr psrmDgen
tpieoer erlanst. Der ShGoelbru6,
ben er erlitten bate, lit feline sefabr=
lihIte Wunoe.
- 8runoeigentbums uebertraeune
gen: Wtaiter GommiIdr an g.
9oisb, 2 2ots in Repport, 1925. =
Qnna GiIiel an 5reb. Gnslen, Qot an
Der Saratogu Strube. 81.
- @eorg Burlington unb 2lnbere
reidtsn eine GIase gssen bie @rben Der
Marb BURLINGTON Elm, lit Der fie per@
langen, baB bic Weitern unb Soutbern
9ife Sni. So. bag 0erfidsrunssselb
ing Osridt einsabls.
- Der Sail BON William Simper
tpesen Stedens nit Der Mbfidt gbars
leg Wnlano gu tObten, ipurbe i'm Cir
cuitgeri6t psrbanbelt.
- Sample Ballots fir bic Nppems
berzMa6I perben In gan5 Campbell
gountD pertbeilt, fiir bic ShHls saomz
milton fino grtra Ballots a.brudt.
Die Stdbte Clifton, Dabton uab
8ellepue ftimmen Inn ginDerlei5
bung au Neipport, uno Daptpn an
$4,000 unb Bellevue an SIS, 900
8onoauseaben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26

$4,000 nbbe5abIt, betrGgt aIio Ste
yonoidnlb MIR $71 300. @enn Del.
lepue tn ber fot1menoen Wabl fir
Die $4,000 gonoausgabe itimmt, 10
betrdgt bic gonhid)ulo geaennes crit
S146,3OO." Or r1ib oen giirgern,
MIR 100000 Don BEN 100000 stra.
Benbanbon6S i'm fommenoen Sabre
ons5ugeben, Inn Sic notbigen Stra.
Ben 81 repnriren. SoIlte ieooh gel.
lepne 5n gtclpport rinperIeibt uerben,
oas beibt, iollten Die giiraer oaiiir
ltimmen, 10 befiiriportet er, oob bie
5000 Wonoansgabe Iofort peraus-
aabt iperoen ioIlte. Gr fdbrt ipeiter
fort :uStilnmt aIio fir oie gonooils-
aabe uno baut Cure Strosen unb
Ab3ugsfonale, che sSbr bon Nelpport
anneftirt peroet. Netpport aibt mchr
Bombs alls, Die 0onoiduIo CATIONS
betrGgt nit ben $4,000, fir bic
Canton I'M Nopember Itintmen iuiro,
$194 900 nno Itimmt gellepue fir
$4,000, 10 lit feline gonoibulo crit
$500" Staot cSngcnieur
Sinoiep unterbreitete Bl1ne uno Gpe.
5iiifationen fir oie Berbeiierungcn
an Der S'sSollpn gIpeitue nit Diafa-
Dam 0a man ser Mriift lit, Dab Elm
mebr binoenbes Wnteriol bcnltbt
iDeroen iollte, tpur6e oie 9lngeiegen-
belt nlf 3lpei 8ofen peritoben. Ser
8asgelelliflaft pnrbe Die grloubniB
geaeben, 5lpei StraBengepierte Der
Jairfielo slpeniie ouf5ureiben, lnt
elm aef in Der 8dsleitung su iuden.
= $254.71 tpurben un riidlt1noiaen
Steuerit eingnommen. - Stootrot)
Vonoerbaor beflagte iif, bab bie
Sroinan3, Die Die sSabrgeidppinoig-
felt Der automobiIe feitiebt, in Der
nnteren Stabt tdglid perleet miro.
Wuroe benz Toliseid)ef iiberiuieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Eife's SnbnihmcrscnsS Srupfen
ssesu eiEen fbmerseuoeH 5abu.

Sic GupinstOn Office fir bas ,,Gin'
,innatier @ulfsblntt" befinoet lid TIN
8ebanDe Rp. 509-511 Wlaoiion
aUenue. 9lnseigcn, Nittbeilungen
nno SeiteQun9en irgenopelder glrt
iuerOen bis 10 l16r 9lbeuos oalelbit
intgegcngenomnen. Selepbun SOuib
1854.
- Morgen 4benD um balb 8 ubr
finoet in Der Mutter 8ottes Stride
Der S6luB oes 4OitiinOigen 8ez
betes itatt. 9as muiitaltf6e grp=
gramn fir bteie 8elegenheit lit foI=
genoe8: Setnem 6eilanD. 0ainem Geb@
rer. 8emeinOegeiang. - ., Deus ego
umo te, pierftimmiger MGnneraor nit
Srgel BON 0r. Sra. Ditt. - 4pe be-
rum corpus, bierittmniiger gemii6tsr
Gbor nit Srgel BON W. u. Mp5art. -
Bange ltngua, 9regorianii6er gfprQl.
- Seiu Dulcis memoria, bieritimmiger
gemifdter Gtor nit Srgel bon g.
Singenberger. - Sc Oeum in g-Mod,
pteritimmtger gemiIhter g6or BON Or.
SSr3. gBttt. - 5antum ergo, pieritimz
niger Mdnnerdpr BON 8. Suppert. -
GROCER 9ott, mir loben Did, @emein=
oegeiang.
- 9runDetgent6umsiibe
9arrp Wenger an MarD 2efpin, Got
0n Der 9reenup Strabe, 50 SUB fiibz
liA pon Der II. StruBe; 81. = 4bel=
heiO StOlter an goparo a0nig Got
Go. 40 in Spbn g. Morgan's Inter
oft5eilung an Der II. StraBs; q. -
Wtamie 9. WiIer an Sames 3. Oel=
ton, 3betIe Der Qots go. 800 big 364
intluiiDe BON Roger's unterabtbeiIuna
on Der Nor0peI Itzgde bon sSerrp unD
Tro3er StruBe; 81. - Wm. g. Cub
lon an Gilbert g. Qublofp, cine Strede
Ganb nabe Der Cincinnati Southera
GpIenbabn, 2uoloip; 81. - Caroline
&C. Williams an gbomas 8. Openg,
Got an Der Montgomerp Strabe, fiio.
lt6 BON Der 5. Strabe; 81. = goe
Some for SJepiI6 Ngeo &c scynfirm Of
Cincinnati, g., an Caroline so. Wilz
liams, 2ot an Der MontgomerD Straz
BE, luolia BON Der 5. Gtrobe; 81. -
Sohn S. 0aroner an s!ennie @iaorb,
1bsile Der 2ots Ro. 9 unb 10 in No6z
mann's llnterabtbeiluna an Der pife
straBe in gromlsp, ap,; 81.
- s. W. Moetber oertlaqte gbps.
Wtorriisp, patrid Debore uno So6n
q. Setter auf $4,000 Shaoenerfab.
Qm %. SUM- 1912 tpurbe er Don benz
poli5iiten Wcrrifep obne Oruno Der=
baftet uno brutal bebanoelt.
- Sba NrmIton rei9te cine Gbe=
f6efbunsstldge gegen Jreb. 8. Mrmz
ton ein. Das paar ebelidte fih am
20. Oeaen1ber 1892 in 9.aper gountn,
Yenn., unb lebte Biz aum 18. Sttpber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Il Temer. {

= 2lus unbetannter uria6e fam
friis geitern Morsen elm 1geuer i'm
Wlokllagerbaus beg 9bomas Sobn-
ion, Ro. 1040 Osbler Strabe gum
2lusbruH. Oos syeuer tpurbe bon eiz
mem pafanten entoedt unb ssmslbst.
Die 5suerpebr tonnte bic 8stpobner
tnfolge Der itarten RauhenttpidIung
nur nit grObter Waiibe errei1en. Die
Jidnmen fpuroen geloiht, Hohbem
ein S6doen bon $500 angerihtet
par. Serr Sobnion tann iid bic
gntiiebunssuriahe bes Jsuers niht
ertldren, oa lid tpeber 2i9t nod Jeur
er in benz Deri4loHenen 2aeerbaus be-
funben batten, als Der Branb aum
Musbruh fam.
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Dies ,tnb DAD.
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- 5err George g. Mtpooo, Gefres
tdr Der dmeritanilden 5onbelsfamz
nier in Berlin, lpirb Dienltag Mitta1,
20. Sttober, i'm Sintrn 5otel iiber
IbfabmDglihteitsn ntneritdniIher
4rtifel in DeutIManb fprehen. Die
aorfmannIdaft. befquoers bic Grporz
teure, iinb eingelobens.
= Die nWomen 5eahers. MfIoeia4
tion" labetWitelieoer unb aoIIeainnsn
gu einem 2unGeon elm, bas bic Daz
men am Samitaa. 8. Nopember, in
Der 5ugbes 5pdI6ule p.ranitaltsn
Derben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Sd)luinbler.

Die Eoli5ei parnt Dor einern
Sfpinoler, welher felt einiger 8eit
bic Staot, namentlih bic 3iigel-
oiitrifte, uniiher gernadt bat. Ter
alitgefleioetc junge Diann, iDeIher
fih 8. W. 9nple nennt, pflegt Cub.
ifriptionen fir o9be Etanboro
1aibion Co." bon Seem Oorf enfge.
uno Idbt iih ben 4bon.
nemeltspreis iofort aus5ableH. Muf
oieie Mpiie ioll er bereits eine gtobe
An5abI 2eiite befd)uinoelt boben.
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2icf, ieine JamiIie i'm Stidl.

Der % Sabre alte Apotbefer-
gebiIfe Sobn 8onanSfD uno bic NIT
ihm 5uiumlnenlebenoe "a Sabre alte
Gueline 9tidaroion muroen seitern
Nbeno in ibrer eemeininmen g8cb.
niirg, go. 1925 Sigblano apenue,
BON 3eteftip-Sergeant Grim perbaf.
tet ulo 5unahit ais Deroahtis einges
iperrt. 8opansfp ioG feline in De.
troit, Wlih., ipobnenoe aemeinreft-
lide israu uno 3ipei ainoer bosfpilIig
i'm Stlh gelaiien baben, uno oie
oortigen 9eh6roen ioaen einen oabin.
lantenoen Saitbeiebl gegen ibn m
8anben 6aben.
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- nnier Wgent in Samiltpn lit
Serr G6marb grnd, 449 Glib Jiinite
strahe. gea Gel. ,476 g., Some
gbpne 1851 u. s.
- DER Is Sabre oTte NelpeQ Col
Tins, peIher in Der Weisel Gator
Jubrit be5ddftist iit, itieB iih geitsrn
einen roitieen Hasel in Die Iinte
5anb. Or. O. u. German mubte bic
Wrnoe ausbrennen, Inn 9lutpsrgifz
tun9 81 psrbinosrn.
Dem sbomas glepins purbe
Isin 3peirao BON Der Strabs ssitobs
len.
- Wm. Sobn Don Der Semler llnb
WcoblaDn Mpenue in Qinpenipalo
iuuroe Dorgsiteru 4benb Elm pfsrb ss=
iiobleH.
- Wits GolIiaon bon go. 425
Walnut Strabe beridteie Der poliaei,
oob Oiebe 5pei gferbeseidirre aus
ietnem Stalle entlpenoeten.
Jrdu ausuft Sste beftentte
tbren 9atten nit einem S0bnden.
= Gin Naent fir cine 3eitIhrift
beItpinbelte porseitern Nahmittag
ssrou Ginsleb bon Der 9udepe Ctr.
bsim Wetieln zines $10aS9eins um
So.
- Jiider 8oper, So Sabre alt,
leit 10 1asen elm SnIaiie Der Or.
Gootiden SeilanItalt i'm bsnadbarten
Srforo, beging geitern tur3 mad bem
Wittage1en Selbfmorb, inbem er ii9
b. 9urseI NIT einem MeFer bur4@
ihnitt. Der 2ebensmiibe itammt aus
Stslbp gountp. Snb., mo feline Sat
tin unb nebrere ainoer ippbnen.
9rper lit an ~NerpoIitGt.
- Die bon ben 9robgef6iporenen
in antlasesuitanb perieBten perionen
plaibirtsn meiItsns Dor Ri9ter Mlur=
pbp nid3t ihulDia, Biz auf 5runcis
Gpr.s, pferbebiebltabI; Gb.perrD unb
gbarlss fyiBpater. Ginbruh.un Sobn
S'Nsil, 9ai6enbiebitabl, pelde fih
Idulbis betannten. elmer Separo, |
Dsr grmorbuns ieines Stiefobnes
Jpbn 9opb angeflust, plaioirte ebens
faus nidt fdulpis.
- Der Meeca gisarrenlaben in
fpurbe In Der Wlitttpod
Raht BON sipei 15 his 16idbrigen |
Burden Namens Mobl unb Gtpfes
I'M Weeridaumpfeifen i'm Wrtbe BON
s83, $11 In Daar. fotpie mebrere
6unbert Gisaretten uno giearren be-
raubt. Die Gnaben tamen auf Der
JluAt mad Cincinnati in 6amilton
in, perfauften bort cine Meerfdaums
,feife. reiIten nah Cincinnati uno
purben bort uerbaftst.
- Die Greie ainoersartenIdnle an
Der gde Der SIb II. unb Sobn Ctr.
jail jebt 65 30sIinse.
= Gin Saft Club pirb beuts
Gtenb In Oft 9amilton organiiirt.
- 9eniamin Mntrim itarb eeitern
Noraen In ieiner Mobnung ylo. 124
5if, rJ" Strabe an ghndhe i'm Mls
er BON 80 Sabren. Ct mar Goloat
m 9iirgerfrieg unb binttrldbt Die
rauernbe Satin unb bier ainber.
=. 9eIen. bic 7 Sabre alte 9odter
YES Jobn 6ed Don Ho. 231 Minfter
5trabe, ftarb ssfttrn 0ormittas an
Bib ibhth<ritis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Widtige geidliiiic bcs Sentidjsame'
rifaniiden stabtperbanbes
Neiupnrt.

Die Gmpfebluns Der National Gree
tutipe besiislidb Der giItoanres
rungsfrdse eutseteiben. = Die
Sdulratbs Ganbioaten tpurben
eriuht, 6arbe gu befennsn. - Giniz
ge baben es bereits gstban. = gln
Winterproeramm oufseitelt. - Die
neue Gretutipe.
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5rnnens0erein Der On. Frst. 81. 9anfaS.airdhe
Die @liteIieher fino erfutt. fih 9qontaa ben
2s. Eftober, RaGmiiaos bGIh ilbr in Der
anpele bee gtererecn ssrieohcies ein,ufinoen,
I'm hsr ee:tcnfeicr bon Srag M6ermdiin bon
i-bcricH Sfrnhc beisiripohnen
Eran He ueffa sans 6rgeu, Qr1i.
Jran aonifa 5aus6, Geir 1G
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2ofal !. 8eridt.
Ver,,,ift.

Die poli3ei tpurbe geftern erfuGt,
Nodforihungen nah benz felt Dom
neritag Worgen Dtrmibten, neun
Sabre olten paul 5ubo, BON go.
1910 pkufant GtraBe. on5uiteIIsn.
Der anabe Derlieb bic tlterlidx WDbz
numg, angeblid um fid mad Der s.
Dtfrittfhule 3u btgeben, tpo II i<
bod nt4t etnattroifsn If.
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-
bic CUR 9.rbanbluns fam, mar bi. BON
benz StaatstonDsnt porgsIhriebene
Stellungnubme in Der Shulfrdse. Gs
tpurbe kidloifen, ben ein3elnen ShuI-
rotbs aanbibaten bic folsenben Jraz
gen 5u unterbreiten: Stnb sic piqens,
fir cine Rsiolutton gu ftimmen, in
lpelaer bic Biebereinfiibruns bss bsut=
i6en unterritts in ben untersn Rlaf1
len Der 0ffsrtlihen Shulsn perlanqt
tpiro, 10 bab jebes Ginb, tp.lhes ge=
neist 1T, beutfb su lernen, biefen llnz
terri6t ssni.ben tann, unb Dieie RE
iolution ben 5timmgebern Bel Der i'm
Sabre 1913 itattfinbeuben Wabl our
gnt16eibung 3u unterbreiten2
Sinb sic 5u 0uniten Der Mniteluns
zines 9urnlebrers fiir bic Dffentlihen
S6ulen unb bic Ginfiibruna zines
fpitematiI6en 9urnunterrihts2
ginigs Der Shulratbstanbibatsn
iparen anpeisnb nnb ertldrten fi9 ioz
fort bereit, benz Wunfhe bes staptber=
bdnoss. tpeHn IS fOpeit tommt, 3u
niafabren.
Gin peit.rer tpidtiger 9eIdlub mar
Der. oaB in 3utunft cine senaue 2iiie
Der Gsi6dftsleutt, tpelhe benz GtaDt=
btrbanos anseb0ren, in Der 9alle bes
Deutf4sn 9aufss aufsebdnst tp.rbn
foa, oamit iih bic 5ablreiden MitsIks
Der bie{eS UerbnnbeS BEL iEren Sim
tdufen barnah rihten tDnnea.
Gs ipurbe bsf1Iofen, niefen Mint<r
Elm aon3erf unb preissG sGuhresepia
5u peranftalten. iebo9 tpuroe bas ktr.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

bought the horse so as to make this
killing. You've got your instructions
follow them, for if you don't''- A
threatening note crept into Duffy's
voice.
Vas, SIR" said Chappy.
Then so and do as you've been
told"
Der white handkerchief"
You win, understands" asked Duffy.
Chappy paused at the door and re-
piled fervently. "Yas, sir, and hope
sees it,
Duffy waited until he was out Of ear
shot, then, drawing his handkerchief
from his pocket, he wiped the nervous
perspiration from his forehead. He
chuckled and said: Easy, easy; dead
easy" He was still laughing when he
left the trainers quarters for the bet
ting ring.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

!. W it1G SIOnt'
John Darlington, stockbroker of
regular habits. dies. His widow finds
included in her meager heritage rae
ing stable secretly operated by her
husband during life under the name
"John Duffy" "Widow" Darlington,
after comforting with Mat Donovan,
the trainer. decides to secretly con-
tinue ownership of the stable under
the old name and live near the track.
Her sister, Myrtle, and her fiance,
Ralph Woodhurst, whose father is OPP
posed to the race track, are interrupt
ed in their lovemaling by Janet Stir
ling, who annoys Ralph by referring to
him as model young man. Donovan
arrives in quest of Mrs. Darlington
and BERTHE Ainsworth tries unsuccess-
fully to humiliate him. Mrs Barring
ton returns from an auto ride with
Mr. Sanderson. John Garrison. rich
miner, friend OF two weeks standing.
proposes to the widow Wildfire's
chances of winning the Ocean stakes
on the morrow are being discussed
when DR.. Woodhurst, the race track
reformer, joins them unexpectedly, and
Mrs. Darlington has an uncomfortable
time getting rid of him. Chappy Ras-
ter, the egotistic jockey who is to ride
Wildfire, calls on Mrs. Darlington to
see 1.-The owner Of the John Duffy sta
bic" John Duffy, a bookmaller, who
is believed by most people to be the
owner of the stable, has won the en-
nifty Of Garrison. who threatens to
"break" him. Ralph secretly stakes a
large sum on Wildfre and while at the
track is met by Myrtle. Mrs Barring
leave
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-19

Eyes, ma'am,v interrupted Chappy.
She motioned him to be silent and
continued, Ride along comfortably in
about fifth position till just before you
reach the stretch there" Mrs Bar
rington pointed out Of the window to
the spot where Ralph had said so many
races We're won or lost Her voice
trembled with enthusiasm. She was
riding the race in Imagination.
'"Then let her down. Go after them
and get them!" she cried. You can
depend on Wildfire. She'll give you
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the last drop Of blood in her veins and
the last ounce Of strength in her body,
for her heart is right and she'll out
game them all. Remember this: No
matter what happens, Wildfire won't
quit. If you think she's firing talk to
her, but don't go to the whip nor use
the spur. She wouldn't know what it
meant, for she's never felt either Just
talk to her, coax her, plead with her
as man talks to and coaxes and
| pleads with the woman he loves. Whis-
per to her: Go on, Wildfire, old girl; go
on. You can do it. You can do 1t.
Everybody In the stable knows you
can and wants you to do it! Faster,
girl! Faster! That's 1t. You're gain
ing! You're gaining! You can win. SO
go on for the sake Of those who love
you, girl--go on, go on! Talk to her
like that and she'll go till she DROPS
for she's mare and she's game"
"That goes for me too. Understand ~
growled Donovan.
Chappy could only gasp, "Yas, SIR"
'Thats ALL" snapped Donovan.
"Yas, Mr.. Donovan, l understand.
Where's the bridle?" the boy asked.
Donovan handed it to him, and the
boy left the quarters to go to Wild
fires stall. The widow had followed
| him to the door to give him one more
word Of encouragement With a cry
OF Its all right, Donovanw and a
jolly laugh, she waved her handker-
chief in the air and almost skipped like
girl as she turned to face-Dr. Wood
hurst, who was gazing about him in
bewilderment at Donovan's trappings
and household gods. That worthy had
sought to escape, and was now trying
to hide himself behind the barriers Of
his road horse
Mrs. Darlington gave a timid little
Shrek at the sight of the doctor. Strug-
Cling to regain her composure, she an
swered his surprised $50 you are
here?" with "Of course am. Where
did you think WASP"
"Well, we'll, we'll! How do you do,
Mrs. Darlington" The doctor shook
her hand effusively. II just met Mr.
Garrison and Mr.. Sanderson and they
told me you were here waiting for me"
"Of course, I'm very glad to help
you,'' she cried in confusion.
You see, want to finish that pam
phlet and get it printed at the earliest
moment, so concluded had better
come to the race track myself this
afternoon and gather up all the in
formation Ispossibly could.''
A bugle call reused Donovan to ac-
ton. To the widow he cried: Get the
old boy away. Things are goin' to be
busy around here in minute or two"
Quickly grasping his idea, she softly
said, very WE'LL" and then, in louder
tones, she addressed the doctor. "Oh,
doctor.' She took his arm as he an
swered Yes, Mrs. Darlington"
Through .Ir. Donovan" she whee-
died, 81 have made. an appointment
with Mr.. Duffy. the owner of this sta
BILE, from whom feel sure I can get
all the information you require. II
you will be good enough to walk with
me as far as the road well be able to
talk It over"
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EEHgs Darlington, and you needn't
VsssalE worry is aces"
II know--I know. | have absolute
confidence in Wildfire and you, but
we'll. l simply can't help being anxious
So much depends ON this race that l
have-I shouldn't come here today-I
know it,
perhaps you're right, ma'am," as
sented Donovan.
But l do so want to put my arms
around Wildfre's neck'-she glanced
toward the stable-"and give her one
big hug l want to whisper in her ear
how much this race means to me! Oh,
Donovan, l hate to think of letting her
go-even if we do get a big price Just
think, Donovan, if somebody bought
her who wouldn't be kind to her!''
He smiled at her anxiety about the
mares future and allayed her fears
with the assurance: Say, don't worry
about Wildfire, Mrs. Darlington. Did
you ever see anybody that didn't have
loving words for their bank account?
Did you ever know anybody that
threw ice at their meal tickets? 1t
don't make no difference who gets
Wildfire if you want to sell her-she'll
always be treated right. because she's
the goods
'She is the goods, Donovan, and no
mistake. But how about Raster? DO
you think he will ride a good racew
"Oh, he's all right. He's kind of fat
headed, but that don't count against
him. He's on the level, all right"
"Oh! If could only stay and see the
race. sighed the widow.
why don't you:"
ooh! l couldn't. couldn't I'd get
so excited I'd scream. know would.
Somebody would be sure to notice it
and-no, it's impossible
you could stop here and nobody
would see you-you can watch them
coming down and going into the
stretch from that window there
Donovan dangled the temptation be-
fore her. She half arose from the
chair to go to the window, but sank
back with the remuneration, mo, no.
couldn't"
go on! Do it, Mrs. Darlington"
pleaded Donovan. You amt takin' no
chances-nobody is going to be here ex-
cept Bud-and you've seen him often
enough"
Mrs: Darlington laughed nervously.
Pm half tempted"
why, of course you WILL" he heart
lily replied.
"Oh, but must go home first Mrs
Darlington explained. "Dr. Wood
hurst telephoned me this morning he
wanted to see me on a very important
matter. I'll leave word there that I've
gone out driving"
"And when you come back, come in
through the side entrance here" said
Donovan, pointing to side door
"You can go home that way SO as to
get the lay OF the land. Just follow
that path on the left there. and it will
take you up to the main road
THAT'S splendid, Donovan cried
Mrs Darlington
Fine Now gust wait minute and
I'll have Wildfire taken out of the stall
80 you can see her." Donovan enter
ed the stable, leaving her alone in the
quarters
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not i bet on Jackdaw and Jackdaw
wins. place my money where can
get the best odds. and you do the rest"
But dis Mr.. Garrison, who bought
Jackdaw"-
Don't bother about him. He is in
on it, cried Duffy. SOS the Jockey
who is up on Jackdaw.'
The bookmaker did not care how
many more persons he would duplicate
In the throwing of the race. Anyhow
he wished to poison the mind Of every
person he could reach against his old
enemy. Garrison.
Mr.. Garrison, he knows about it?"
Chappy asked. to make certain.
Sure he does: he's no fool. He