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Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
GUSHING GUsHED.

Editor Cushing Of the Fargo Courier
News is deserving of a strong repri.
mand and his yellow journalistic iaeas
were given a severe blow by Attorney
A. N. :Christianson of Towner, ). who
has always been foremost in progress.
sive ranks and is a candidate for Nat.
ional Committeeman. ,s.at3s =
d. Mr. Christianson stated, with refer.
enee to . slate being prepared at tho
Grand Forks Roosevelt mass meeting
that there was nothing that would indi-
cate such a thing, even to the most ar
dent supporter Of any Of the candi-
dates, other than Roosevelt. Mr.. Chris
tianson stated that the report in the
newspaper was deliberate lie and if
the paper that published it was pro.
gressive, then he did not want to have
anything more to do with the progress
sives.
The fact that the Roosevelt convcn
tion represented men from every walk
Of life, men who had allied themselves
with the progressive movemnt, stall
warts, and even few VINO were demo-
Gratis, all united to support the one
great leader who will unite the Repub-
ican party in North Dakota.
1t was an enthusiastic gathering and
1t will take greater force than the
Courier-News with all its lies to saw
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

Tie Msnatss1w,,asiakama lts1,,sik s. peoplss tlpil 50 who at.
tended the performance Of "Vueen
zephra !" Friday night, at the Grand
opera house, are louas in their praises
Of the performance and the manage
:ment Of the play. g 'vS
They report it the finest production
ever staged in this patt Of the state,
and talent shown by. the people Of
Devils Lake is certainly far sabove the
ordinary. as
Every courtesy and kindness were
shown to the out of.town people by the
Elks lodge and the entire people Of
Devils Lake, and their visit was a
most enjoyable one III every way.
The efforts of Mr.. Chas. Doyon in
their behalf in procuring train service
for them, and the kind, courteous trsat-
ment they received from Mr. Mayer
the manager of the Great Northern ho-
tel, one of the finest equipped and best
managed hotels in the northwest, will
long be remembered by the Minnewau-
kan visitors.
The correct translation Of the word
Minnewaukan is Spirit Lake, and in
this the town would be rightly namei,-
the fact being that Devils Lake is one
Of the best, cleanest and one Of tho
most public spirited cities in the state.
-Minnewaukan Siftings.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
HoUsER TOOK ADVANTAGE.

q H0USER TOOK ADVANTAGE.
The fact that Medill Mccormick,
owner Of the Chicago Tribune, with
drew bis support from LaFollette and
is leaning toward Roosevelt has been
a sorry one for the LaFollette follow
ers and has kept Mr.. Houser, the cam
paign manager, guessing until through
an error in the Grand Forks Times,
Houser was able to see the light of
day, and took advantage Of the error
in such manner that people who kncw
have been forced to gaze on his utter
ances with reference to the steel dust
that he is circulating from Ohio in
much the same light as they look Oh
the pickup of typographical error.
The day that Houser was to speak in
Grand Forks the Times had an editor
ial about Mccormick withdrawing his
support of LaFollette after he had fur
nished money to conduct the Wisconsin
mans campaign. Instead of saying
Mccormick of the Tribune, however,
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

The "Little Douglass of the "Mis-
souri, slope,'' Hon. l.. A. Simpson, has
always been intensely loyal to his par
ty, his ticket and to the part of the
state which he represents, while on the
other hand Mr.. Norton, as it is we'll
known, was treacherous to part Of
the nominees two years ago and the
loyal republicans of the slope country
do not forget or forgive acts of treach.
cry to. their party. Had Mr.. Norton
dared to have again been q candidate
for secretary Of state in the primaries,
it would certainly have been surprise
to him, the smallness Of his vote in his
adopted home country. Hon. L. A.
Simpson will be nominated by a Zig
vote at the primaries and when it
comes to election it will be almost
unanimous as we intend to have man
tried and true, loyal to his party and
to the people of the district, to repre-
sent us as the first congressman from
the third district, and that man is the
"little Douglass of the Missouri slope,
Hon. L. A. Simpson.-Bismarck Paila-
dium.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
Official Paper of Ramsey County.
NO CHANCE FOR BOB.

. Throwing the stcoi dust i'll the eyes
of his hearers and trying to couple the
candidacy of Roosevelt with the Ohio
machinery, Walt Houser endeavored
to advance the candidacy of La Follct-
te at the court house this morning be-
fore an audience of ffty-six, many Of
whom were the most ardent support
ers of Roosevelt in Devils Lake, with a
few scattering democrats, and Wehe
and Brennan, who travel incog. All
the gathering lacked was the presence
Of Fitzgerald to make the trinnvirate
complete with the last two mentioned,
but Fitzgerald probably found it inn
possible to get in from the reservation.
While The World challenges the as
sertion that any corporation interest is
responsible for fostering the Roosevelt
movement and at the same time believes
what Houser said was rather eNaggerat
ed, the matter will be allowed to stand
as it is and we will grant that men in
every walk of life have given their
support to Roosevelt, perhaps even the
heads of the steel trust.
On the other hand, however, we
know that whatever supporters Roose-
Welt may have, they are unsolicited by
the Colonel. The movement is whole
souled one, and because the farmer be-
ieves he is the logical man for Presi-
dent Of the United States, is no reason
why a fellow who is interested in the
steel trust should pass Teddy up.
In our state the Roosevelt movement
was heralded far and wide as stall
wart move, and yet at the state mass
meeting held for Roosevelt almost ev-
cry word that was uttered came from
the lips of those who have always affil
lated with the progressive cause.
If LaFollette is such a strong candi.
date why is it necessary for Mr.. Hous
er to apologize for him and always
speak of him as possibility and a
probability7 The very fact that there
was eight days elapsed between the
breakdown Of La Toilette after that
eventful attack On the journalists be-
fore, he was re-announced in glowing
terms as one who would not give up
the fight, shows a "nigger in the wood
pile" somewhere, and while The Worll
is not certain of it, it believes that La;
Toilette is merely prolonging his candi.
daey on the strength of that something
which transpircd during those eight
q days. As Houser inferred in meas.
eire and as other speakers for Bob have
said, they do not expect victory for La;
Toilette but are rather paving the
: way for 1916.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

Fargo Forum: The most amusing
thing that has happened for a long
time is the publication in Saturday IS
Courier News of a cooked up" spec
ial purporting to come from Dickin-
son in regard to the congressional race
between Hon. L: A. Simpson and p.
D. Norton and especially amusing was
the statement that the fight between
Simpson and Norton would be close
with chances in favor. Of the latter.
Now the. truth about the matter is
it. is simply q walk over fol. Simpson
in all the counties in the south part of
the district, Norton not even having a
look in.af. 42E..t S54g. i,s;ss ..a.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate Of Emma
Gum, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed H. N Halgren, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Emma Gum, late Of the
city Of Devils Lake, in the County Of
Ramsey, and State Of North Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against, said de-
ceased to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of this notice,
to said Administrator at his place of
business in the city Of Devils Lake, in
said Ramsey County.
Dated February 21st, A. D. 1912. :.
H. N. Halgren, Administrator.
First publication on the 23rd day Of
February, A. D. 1912. SIT
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

No. 40-2nd Ward City of Devils
Lake, Lobby Of the Sevilla Hotel.
No. 41-3rd Ward, City. Of Devils
Lake, Sheriff 3 Office in Court House.
No. 42-Village of Bartlett, Wood
man Hall, Village Of Bartlett.
No. 43-Village of Brocket, Basement
State Bank Building.
No. 44-4th Ward, City of Devils
Lake, Building on Lot 20, Block 100.
No. 45-Village Of Lawton, Basement
School House in Village of Lawton.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners Of Ramsey County,
North Dakota.
(SEAL) r. v. Bice,
County Auditor, Ramsey County, N.
Oak.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota,
this 10th day of February, 1912.
rs. =. d1t.w4t
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
NOTICE OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE.
ssAL.E.

Whereas, W. F. Breckinridge, Morga-
gor, made, executed and delivered to J.
r. Haslam, Mortgagee, his certain Chat
el Mortgage, dated December l6th,
.l9l1, wherein and whereby said Mort
gagor Mortgaged to said Mortgage
the following described personal prop
erty, to-wit: One icebox, one range,
(Lincoln), one gas stove, one heater,
one wash stand, one kitchen table, five
kitchen chairs all cooking utensils,
two small rockers, one massive rocker,
three piece parlor suite, one center ia
BILE, one Morris chair, two clocks, one
fancy lamp, one talking machine, one
dresser, one chiffonier, one bed mat
tress, two pillows, one ironing board,
one rug, one spade, one ringer, one
rake, two tubs, one mop three" barrels,
all furniture belonging to me,,sto Sc.
cure the payment of the sum Of $176.44
which mortgage was duly fled in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds Of Ram
sey county, North Dakota, on December
18th, 1911. ~,
Andy whereas, default has been made
in the terms Of said Mortgage by rear
son Of said Mortgagor failing to pay
said note secured by said Mortgage
and the amount claimed to be due,
thereon at this date is One Hundred.
seyenty.eight and 75-1oo. Dollars,
Now, therefore, notice i hereby Civ.
en, thatsby virtue Of SAID a N Mortgage
and by order Of said Mprtgagee, the
present owner thsreofg tIs'wiahasell the
above described chattsls atlthe front
door of The courthouse iinisths. city Of
Devils FAKE, Ramsey Comfy; State Of
MOTH paEota, II: theq 81 qhoaf'Sfs4s r! o'clock
3. ", oR the second 4; Y tes sareh, A.
=. ASAes'}3%#f ~. i:@2 I'd. -
~ 81 - ".R. Haslam. MeEertgagee.
q Dated at: Devils" Lake, Ramsay Coun.
ty, N: d., this 21st day Of February,
"A: D. 1912. ~. t:'.zs,l
Residence and Postohaee address Dew.
ils Lake, N. b. ::.'.a + ,.''.<a. =.
r. rGoer, -;z . :. !: ,,sse sse'
Attorney for Mortgagess|i.ssEs,, s|iss 1tw
d. . - -. 2.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

the Times, through error said McCor-
mick Of tho Chicago Record Herald,
and now Houser is going over the
state denying the article on the ground
that the Chicago Record Herald never
assisted the LaFollette campaign or
spent any money in behalf Of the Wis:
consin senator.
Mr.. Houser is undoubtedly trying to
make tho people of this state believe
that Roosevelt is being forced into the
race by the corporation interests but
after Houser Is tactics are exposed and
it is shown conclusively' that he is out
with the lie like the rest, the Ohio
story of the Irishman who was owned
body and soul by the steel trust and
therefore must lend his influence to
Roosevelt is as fishy as could be imag-
ined. AJAX
The people Of North Dakota respect
their ballot too much to vote for one,
who, according to his own campaign
manager, has no chance Of nomination
and if LaFollette had not after his
breakdown waited eight days before
Houser got busy, why the people might
have still thought that he was in the
1912 race, but under the circumstances
what would keep LaFollette in the
race without any show Of election un-
less it be to detract from the strength
Of the one who will carry the state,
and help the candidacy of some one
whom he figures has better show than
he hasa
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

Much is being said these days of an
endorsement Of LaFollette principles
in q letter received by the Wisconsin
senator from Roosevelt. This is cam
paign dope for the Wisconsin man, but
in the words Of A. N. christianson, OF
,Towner, N. D., "f were to choose
I would sooner take the endorser than
the endorsee," it is evident that Roosex
velt's candidacy is acceptable mad
should be to the majority Of those who
would even support LaFollette for the
presidential nomination. r.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE. = !,

Notice is hereby given that a certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
John q. Dingle and Harriet H. Dingle,
his wife, mortgagors, to A. Bernatz,
mortgage, dated the 21st day Of No
vember, A. D. 1904, to secure the sum
Of one thousand Isl 1,ooo.oo) dollars, and
fled for record in the Office Of the reg,
lister Of deeds in and for the county Of
Ramsey and state Of North Dakota,
on the 21st day Of November, a. D:
1904, three clock and fifty five; min:
ntes, +. NJ, ana duly recorded in book
stwenty-nine Of mortgages at page four
hundred fourteen, ts' vii be ffoiealobed BY
a sale Of the premises Il such mortgage
andshereinafter4 described At: The front
door Of the courthouse in the city II
Devils Lake, Ramsey County, Nofth
Dakota, at the hour .of 9 o'clock P. M.
Of the sixth day o;f April, A. D. 1912,
to satisfy, the amount due on said mort.
gage on the day Of sale, together with
the costs Of this sale. .:s.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold ;to satisfy
thesame are those certsinl premises sit!
'uated in the tounty,oof Ramsey and
state Of North Dakots, anandescribed
as follows, to.wvit: ''s.'fa1Sfs'. s,s..;s.r:
Lots numbered three, four and ave IN
Block eight, Of Ruger's addition to:ths
city Of Devils Lake, according Is Hthe
official plat thereof on file in the Office.
Of the register. Of deeds in and TOR
Ramsey County, North Dakota. +.
And it having been agreed in said
mortgage that should default be made
in the payment Of the said sum Of mon.
ey, or the interest, OF any part thereof
at the time and in the manner described
in said mortgage then the mortgage r
authorised and empowered to sell the
said mortgaged premises and convey
the same to the purchaser as provided
by law and default having been made
in the payment Of the principal note
for 81, 100000 and for the sum Of $4,000
interest due November 21st, 1911, and
said mortgage elects to foreclose said
mortgage for the amount due on the
same on the day Of sale. There will be
due on said mortgage at the date Of
sale the sum of $1,1O9.95, besides the
costs and statutory attorneys fees.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. Oak, this
18th day Of February, A. D. 1912.
"A. Bernatz, Mortgagee.
R. Goer, Attorney for Mortgage,
Devils Lake, N. Oak. wS-6t
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
ESTABLISHED RECORD WHEN HE
WON TWO OF THREE FORM
WINNIPEG. s2

Winnipeg, Man, Feb. 21:Bob Dun
bar Of st. Paul established an enviable
record for himself in the closing events
Of the big Bonspiel when he won two
out of'athree games from the crack
Braden rink Of Winnipeg.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

Are we to understand from the val
liable space given to La Toilette, by
the Journal that he is democrat or is
it because the democrats fear the big
sticki
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
STRAW VOTE SHOWS THAT COL.
OLEL HAS MORE THAN ALL
OTHERS COMBINED.

Mr.. Whitaker Of the Pioneer life
Insurance company, who arrived in
Devils Lake last evening from Fargo
on train No. /, tells Of straw vote
that was taken on the train between
Fargo and Grand Forks. Men from
every section of the country were on
the train and fair idea of the
strength Of Roosevelt may be judged
from the following vote for presiden-
tial preference:
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
GIVES A DETAILED REPORT OF
THE EXCELLENc WORK DONE
AT THE RECENT MEETING.

Rev. A. A. Kollmorgen returned, a
short time ago from the State Dairy
mems convention which has been held
at Mandan and reports one Of the best
meetings the state gathering has ever
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

that 1t was not the greateH, gathering
to advance the candidacy of any one
man that was ever hail iui this or any
other state.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23

Turkeys of both sexes, NJ. B. varie-
ty. Same as those exhibited at mid
winter fair. Mrs. J. A. Horne, Penn,
N. Oak. 8-3t*
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-02-23
FOR; SALE.

Job Printing At The Word once
The evening world., 1912-04-10
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; purse.
$50: conditions; four and one.half fur.
longs.-Rosturtium, l19 (Fain). to !, .
to 2 and 1 to .. first: Christmas star.
100 (wilson). Z to s. I to . and out. Sec
ond: Ralph Lloyd, lO tPeak). 6 to 1. .
to 1 and 1 to 9. third. Time. 0.b5 SIS.
Clinton. Early Light. Marshon. Cedar
Brook ard Miss Edith also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds and
upward; maidens; selling; purse $500:
five furlongs.-Country Boy. 113 (wil-
SOM. 3 to 8. 4 to 6 and 1 to 2. won:
Felix. lis (Fain), 10 to 1. 4 to 1 and . to
.. second: Daimain. Ill CLounsberry). 10
to I. I to I and 3 to .. third. Time.
100 SIS. Dora N. Lutz, Hughie Quinn.
Gin Top. Elsie Herndon. Orperth. Jay
p. King. Dixon. 1etorun and Jim Mil
ton also ran
THIRD RACE-Thrce-year-olds and
up; purse $3.50; six furiongs.-GranIte.
Ii3 (Koerner), 2 to 5 and out. FIRST;
Donau. 1l3 (Fafn). even and I to 3,
second; Right Easy. 107 (Hanover). 9 to
1. 2 to I and 4 to s. third. Time, LIS.
Pharaoh. Endy,nion and Suffrag1st also
ran.
The evening world., 1912-04-10

den property for more than n year.
the requirements under the Boxing law.
There was no opposition to the appiica-
zion.
The oflcers OF the club mentioned in
h papers submitted to the Boxing
Commission are Stephen n. Van Allen.
who was manager Of the Specimens
shows In the Garden. President: william
H. Randsl. No. "a Manhattan venue.
Treasurer. and Thomas J. Ryan. Nc.
1T9 Madison avenue. Secretary. Tim
othy Hurst. a bontns referee, Is said
10 be the matchmaker Of the club.
Madison Square Garden. because OF its
large seating capacity and other &C.
c~ommodations. has Q great advantage
over all the other boxing clubs in he
city in putting on a big contest.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
Fat Reducing Ideas Are
Proven Natures Best

Fat 10 food turned into the wrons kind
Of materiai for the body. Instead Of the
blood taking up the food We eat and civ
ing II to the body In the form Of Rood.
hard. sound flesh. nerve and bone. fat 10
thrown into the tissues and 10 packed
around the orGans and beneath the skin.
This At last tears down all the Vital forces
Of the system and destroys not only manly
health and comsiiness. but likewise re-
suits IN death. The sure way and the
best way 10 to take . Marmola tablet af.
ter saoh meal. You may thsn eat what
you viii. and when you will. ana the
stomach and digestive erGans will turn
the meal into the very kiad Of nousish-
msut you most need. Fat IL stopped At
once. and the fat you. have 10 removed In
q way that nature herself suGGests. At
and there are no. fiaSby rolls Of sEin and
deep wrinkles left to remind YOU Of the
Ssiis these tablets. which are made sftsr
Inc famous Marmoia Prescription. They
thsy 40 reduce !:t jus. &c W : they
Srurs.ss or you DO pssfs, ssnd IS cent?.
lsA Farmer building. Detroit. Mich. and
they will send came 10 you by return mali
in . sealed and unmarked package.
The evening world., 1912-04-10

sss.selin: ies;. xamiss. ios. 'Eseslibh. 100,
a! II! RAc.1rsr: $500. s.S,,..rc,s.:
iic: ccls.t.. iio; smIss. lid; frinc..' Industry.
n, st'iy s.; ii2; Baiy h.%:, ne xiS
k~ :. Ito: MI; Mgm.ai. los: Eiig;s. ITO
Third RACE; Purse $40; ur;y.ar. oldsj
on 1re nils-C ommctors Touch; 90 Lady nsh,nins.
Rrssy, 100; Gay Bird. loo: Cracker Boz. ia;
y fStkSA rAcE.-rm-. $3.50. A,:.,...ca'
i M 'ass f..t.r: ioi Lo'ai.i. ,iosi c. y.
'i';ST Sri III Cen :n!2s .m..y.. ~
ss,tas scsa iu,IonTL:Bsd Ne~. %,
S$SSs&Ss.t " iie: T s.sss. Do. II" III; IVES Ss:p! %S.
lssi19FthA fkss,eSsiI, X si.. C :SSc; ,s sS:".s; r. .,a
AsT al. n.y. ,sEi g.. lSS' .ssas ~;
ssvssoon. fM; rocstciisp. 1W; New star, fO6
ics; Lsass:sS.' IL: e nj s.Soa. f III. Fender
track feat.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
PITCHER DRUCKE
!GETS $4,000 FOR
HIS INJURED ARM

Louis Druoke. whom Manager Nj.
oeaw picked a. one Of the most prom.
Ding baseball twtriers in captivity. y
hs one pitcher in the game to-day who
N claim that he received . lot Of real
Donsy. - distinguished from stage
honey. for failing to deliver the goods.
y Drucks 10 . great big bulk Of . giant.
Manager Mc0raw discovered him down
in Texas ami had him roped and brand.
"a before no knew about Il. In 1910 and
mi Drucke was not the best twirlsr on
ehe Giant stan. A. Q matter Of faot, he
WAS n Of the worst.
Yst to-day he 10 III. 900 richer By rsa.
Loon Of his failure to DO . good pitchsr.
That sum, collected in nickels from
Dubway victims. was paid Drucke. who
was suing the Interborough Rapid Tran
1T Company Tor $4,000 for injuries to
|his back caused by the derai:ment Of Q
Subway train at the Fulton street sta.
|Sion on April 20. 1910. He was thrown
against a door and severely injured.
y The case wal called for trial to-day
before Justice Pendleton. Several Of
Drucke's team mates we're on hand {,
Testify Al to his injuries. Before q
Jury wa selected. however. the attor-
nsys announced that the case had been
settled on. Of court upon the payment
.oe . cash sum to the pitcher. Exactly
what the amount was. the attorneys
declined to say other than to admit
II was Substantial" One of Drucke's
closest friends. however. Ia authority
for the statement that he received
el2.ooo.
That Drucks's back was severely in.
5ured. the ballplayers declare, wal
proved by his record In 1911. a year afte,
the accident. He started In eighteer
games. completing only eight of them
winning four. n finishing the season
with q percentage Of 500. His four vic.
|4oriss were shutouts. and when he wa,
fright" he showed great form. His in,
5uries are not regarded a. permanent
however, as 10 shown by the fact tha'
ADAcGraw has him on the payroll ant
Expects to use him frequently during tn,
DAying season Of 1912.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
JAMESTOWN ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. JAMESTOWN, Va,
April N-The entries for Tomorrow
races are rs follows:
. FIRST RACE.-rour and q haA fr,onsp: mai.
dsn trS,ys;sSSid.; ~sShrY-f2% psshs. 100; Pr.
. sEo3ND' hACE.%oSs @ti. and II iiSrious;
hurils. hsndEap: fcyE.year-?ids and. upwnm-Aunt
i ". bsS B,is' 0issS:' t.sr, :ssS i Ia; s." waller
THIRD Five and ! hay furlenr:
Ten Melton. ics; Mason. i htieS :fr. sI'f sssi... iSs:
103; sAyiator. 100; 0renida. los.
FOURTH hACE-siI fuilonss for three year.
p 9ns .sllins.rrTSs Hyng, iSe; Red md Jun.
los; Hmpssssd, los; Trick Tsch. %.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one.half furious,; for
The evening world., 1912-04-10
GETS ITS LICENSE
FROM FIGHT COMMISSION.

Boxing bouts are again lesaiized In
addison Square Garden. At the meeting
the New York State Athletic Com
oission this afternoon q license was
sued to the Garden Athletic Club per.
hitting public bouts to take place In
Madison Square Garden. Application on
>shalf OF the club for a license shows
bat the club was Incorporated April 2,
las hled a bond for 10000 with the State
and has a lease of the Gar.
The evening world., 1912-04-10

rss,yesrc,d and upward. -n!aasn land, Ill:
A :S::s: Ssssi ~ a. S S:;s: y, W f. E.''sS Ss' W. ":
shaIfi iSs; EEs,.eh';ssA % c;n.s., sro.e;
iiea: Ksrss. iCi u'Hisrshir, liz; Nspsniei,' iio;
,,R,cas-d Reel 49, lcss esp; i% Rye star
.fi,s.pound apprentice allowance claimed. traet
fast.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. CHARLESTON. 8.
C.. April N.-The entries for to-
morrow's races are as follows:
FIRST RACE--Pu,~ 5000; three. year: olds
selling; SIX furiogss--'Sadie shapiro, es: Ir,h.
town. 100; Ga1nant. 100; Ma1entius. lO2
sCharley Brown. 1903: Efficiency, i0i; ConHee.