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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06
AGENCIA GENERAL DE ENCARGOS.

I la invisibiiidad. TaliSman de
Mercurio, ell mas poderoso y eff
= para adquirir la ciencia e in
teligencia de las cosas creadas,
tanto terrestres como celestes.
Talisman de la Luna, sumainen-
tie it'll e indispensable para los
que viajan por mar o por tie
IRA $3.50. cada uno, con inyG-
caci6n e instrucciones.
LAS BENDITAS VARAS DE
SAN IGNACIO
Con fotografias e instructed
mes para su manejo, $40. so.
Programme, Puma de Auca y
Tinta especial $3.50.
MILAGR0S.
De plata para promesas: Bra
EOS, Piernas, Cuerpecitos. Ojos v
cualquiera otra figura, 75c. Los
mismos ahumados en- orc, 81. SO.
Los mlsmo de r maciso, So. so.
YERBAS MEXICANAS
MEDICINALES.
YerbaniS, 0jase, Laurel, Co.
bernadora y cualquiera .otra, a
SC. manojo, 100 manojos surti-
dos por S2.25. Marihuana 81. 90
libra.
MEDICINAS DE PATENTE.
Pucifina 25c. Castoria 35c.
Sirope para la denticion por ell
DR.. LA Barre, 81. 60, Sirope de
higo. 25c. Pine blanco, 25c.
Emphasize j. Grissi, Csc. Pastillas
para la tos, Zoe. Frijol volador,
frijol de punzada, 10c. TIE Qua
dalupano o de Ia Abuela Csc. ia
bon para manchas en- la cara
25c. Jab6n para las espinillas v
granos Csc. Crema y Polvo fl
no para IL "a soc. GAIA, Pol
vo h~igiGnico 25c. Aceite de A.
r~rallanes, Aceite Mexicano, Vol
CAMEO, Linimento de la Abuela
Y Chamberlains 25c. Pildoras v
Perlas a todos precios.
Ru5ificador moder SIZE
Tintura para poner ell pelo me-
gro, $3.50, Risador del Cabello,
$3.50.
SANTOS MEXICANos.
Imitaci6n de marmol. 5 O 7
pulgadas; Santo Nino de Atocha,
La Virgen de Guadalupe, San
Ramon Nonato, Santa Elena de
la Cruz, estos o cualquiera otro
35c. libre de gastos.)
Santo Misterio, complete
$3.50. Nino Dios de cera 81 so.
Crucifijo luminoso $500. Com
fetti de papel 15c. ID.
TUMBAGAS MEXICANAS.
De pura plata con adornOs de
orc y SuS iniciales --- SI.OO
Las mismas de puro orc me-
s.. so
Hos encargamos de vender y
comprar dinero mexicano plata o
billetes.
$50
O.75
s. con IL pleas meT.----SI6.OO
q f2piezas mer---S25. 90
unto privado o pdblico: estanlos casi scguros
E & S SON.
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06

De las posesiones que los in
gleSeS tienen en- ell Africa
Oriental, han enviado I'm men
safe a Londres, dandO cuen-
ia de que ell acorazado Goliath
Y el crucero Fox han bombar-
deado ell puerto de Dar-es-Sa-
laams capital de la colonia
alemana en- la misma region
africana.
Los danos causadOs pOr el
bombardep fueron de gran con
sideraci6n Y los barcOs alema-
mes que Sc encOntraban surtos
en- Ia bahia fueron inutiliza-
dos por los ingleses. Catorce
individuOs europeOs y velnte
indigenas fueron capturados
despu6s de que los ingleses Sc
apoderaron de Ia ciudad. Las
p6rdidas de los ingleses en- es-
"a acci6n fueron de un muer-
to Y once heridos, pues la re-
sistencia que opusieron las
fuerzas que guarnecian el
puerto fu6 dabil. Dicha guar
nici6n estaba Tornado en- su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-06
UN VAPOR SUECO HUNDI-
DO.

Noticias recibidas de Lon
dres dan cuenta de que un va
por mercante que sali6 de Sto-
ckolm ell sabado pasado Sc
hundi6 con toda Ia tripula-
ci0n en- ell Mar del N0rte.
Dicha tripulaci6n Sc COM
ponia de veinte hombreS.
Sc cree que el Carma choc6
con alguna nina de las que
abundan en- eSoS mares.
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Harlna flor, 50 CcntavOS. La miSma
a grande, Sl.55. Tamalina zoe.
Harinade Maiz 6jc, Cafe srUGo &c,
Cafe tostado o molido ljc. AzGcar
5 3-ic. Mantcca S Lee Arroz &c. Fideo,
Tallarin Y Macarr6n s l-2c. Friiol dc
California &c. Papas y CamcteS Sl.75.
Cebol!as , lee. Jam6n IS. libra.
PRODUCTOS M~EXICANOS.
Chile color, Csc. Chile japo-
mes, zoe. Chiltipin del monte 80
c. Chile cascabel. MirasoI Y Chill
pasilla seco, 35c. Chile verde Y
Tomato frezadilla 15c. Ajos
nuevos, y c. CominoS, Oregano,
Pimienta Y Anis zoe. Tomillo,
S1.OO. Ajonjoli, SOC. Teques-
quite Csc. Cho-izo mexicano, II
c. Chorizo aleman, lie. Carne
SEGA, soc. Frijol ~mexicano, &c.
Garbanzo, Sc. Piloncillo soc. doc.
Manteca de puerco, 15c. Chicha-
rrones de puerco, zoe. Queso
blanco grande 18c. Queso mo-
lido, 15c. uno. Queso prensado,
lOc. Qucso dc tuna, SC. Friiol garban-
clio mexicanc, &c. libra.
JARROS Y CAZUELAS.
No. /. $1.75. No. 2. s1.2O.
No. 3. Soc. No. 3 Z 60c. No. 4.
40c. No. ). 25c. docena.
MOLCAJETES DE BARRO
No. l. 40c. No. 2. soc. No. 8.
muy grande, adornado y bord&do
$3.50 docena.
Molinos para nixtamal: Moe
tezuma simple, 500. Moctezu-
ma con volante $3.50. Hidalgo
con engrane $500.
METATES CON MANO $3.50.
Manos sueltas y molcajetes de
piedra, 75c. cada uno.
FRUTAS.
Frescas Y secas. Platanos, a
elmo $3.50. Manzanas 1.25 v
$500. GAIA. Naranja, 1925. ca
ia. Cacahuate tostado 12c. Hi
Cos, Pazas, Ciruelos, Orej6n de
manzana, de Durazno y battles,
a 10c.
DIVERSOS.
Juegos de Ia Manita, 81. so.
Loterias de figuras, $40 90.
Carcamanes 0 carpeta Y da-
dos, $3.50. Barajas mexicanas.
45c. una y $500 docena. Bara-
jas comPuestas $3.50 una PIE
ORA IMAM de poder positive y
negative, S1.35 y 2.35.
TALISMANES.
Venus para ell amor "Satur-
no" para ganar Q todos los jue-
gOs. Jupiter" para encontrar los
tesoros ocultos. "Marte" psra las
guerras Y revoluciones. Talism3n
grande y unico sirve contra to-
dos los peligros del mundo. Ia
lisman SOL" posee la virtud de
Pleas Cil{RdrjcdS AnberdL--.
DiScoS dobleS
FsJ,6grGJos q'GnIeS de DISCO
Fon6JrGtos grdndeS Edison citt
Eserib@nOs claro y ain rodecs sobre olalquier
DE que nuestra contestaeitn lie cara utli.
7. u N I
401 S. Laredo st.
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FL Goliath elFox, de la marina inglesa, bombardean el
Puerto de Dar-es-SaIaam, del Africa Oriental
Los barcos aIemanes, surtos en- la
bahia, fuerorl innutilizadOs

mayor parte por indigenas al
mando de Oficiales alemanes.
Dar-es-Salaam, es una de las
mejores ciudades de la costa
de la possession alemana en- ell
Africa Oriental, y tiene una
hermosa bahia. Los alemanes
utilizaban esa ciudad como
una estaci6n militar y en- ella
residia ell gobernadOr y de-
mas autoridades que gobier-
nan la colonia.
La poblaci6n de blancos
era estimada en- 1909, en- mil
habitantes pero por ell gran
cuidado que puso Alemania
en- su colonization, actual
mente consta de veinte mil.
Los i~ntereses comerciales
de europeos y nativos son de
gran consideration. Con la
ocupaei6n de Dar-es-Salaam
pierde Alemania ell dominic
de este territorio, pues el puer
to antes dicho es la Have para
cualquier operation miiitar.
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PARIS, Enero 4.-El sigui-
ente / ,Ietin Official fue publ
cado hoy por ell ministeriO de
la guerra:
Las uncas noticias que Sc
han recibido durante ell dia de
hoy Sc refieren al combate que
esta teniendO lugar en- la Alta
Alsacia en- la region de Ger
nay (Sennheim).
Ell terreno que perdleron
nuestras tropas Ia Ultima no.
che 10 recuperaron en- ell dia
ocupando la iglesia de Stein
bach. En- las ultimas horas de
la manana ell ej6rcito frances
ocup0 dicha poblaci6n.
Los trabajos de atrinchera-
miento que los alemanes per-
dieron al oriente de Cernay
han sido objeto de terribles
ataques con objeto de recupe-
rarlo pero eSas posiciones per-
manecen en- nuestraS manOS d
pesar de los esfuerzos del enc
migo.
VIENA, Enero 4.-Hoy fu6
publicada la-siguiente comuni-
caci6n Official:
En- la serie de batallas que
~nueStraS tropas han tenido en-
Ell distrito sur de Galicia, dom
de las condolences del terreno
son pesimas por las continues
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ABARROTES.

Harina flor, 50 c~entavos. La misma
a grande, Sl.55. Tamalina 7Oc.
Harinade Maiz 6jc, Cafe cruGo l2c.
Cafe tostado o molido ljc. AzGcar
5 SIC. Mantcca 5 Lee Arroz sc. Fidco.
Tallarin Y Macarr6n 8 l-2c. Friiol de
California &c. Papas y Camctes Sl.75.
Cebol!as , l-2c. Jam6n lS.. libra.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Nancy Peterson, casa de dos
pleas, Rivas Street block
213S, 500.
Hatch Byerne, adicion, No
Ian Street, block 545, $3.50.
Testamentaria Dittmar, COM
posturas, East Houston St;
block 416; 500.
Dr.. A. Bailey, adici6n y te-
iado, Denver Boulevard, block
1918; $700.
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MATRIMONIOS

Fidel Diaz e Isabel Rivera.
Antonio Carbajal y Marga-
rita Rojo.
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Wo0DBINE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ssoo added; Peel Plate: maidcns:
all ages: six furlongs. Dorothy Carlton III col
nsl. SI6O, $23l0. Sl won; Sir Arthur. liz tRice).
$50 $50. send: RaveusCourt. lO9 (Schuttngerl,
$40. third. Time. l:l6 IS. AlectO Torn silk.
Waterdonn William W. OfertUry and Shrovetide
shr ran tle,'to and Torn Silk. seagram entry
SECOND KtE-s50S added: selling: 3ycar-olds
and upward: six f,rlongs. Cross BUn. III tkes ~.
SIS 80 s.cpnd; E.twern u IL IWaIringtonl. $50.
third TiInc. LIS Is. Twilight, Fair Helene,
NiSador. M"e.icka King Eadford. LohrenErin.
IadoIeCI'. Caronume. IanI inca. and Ella Jenning9
als,
THIRD KAcE-ssO added Lexington Plate: SELL
Yards. AIrt.sn. 81 Collins. Slin s. -. $50
Strrup lOl lSmythi. $3.50. $40 second; Change.
Co rkel.cy $40 thru. Time. l:i5 IS. Astrologer
G.or. Stake sni CAP, Sherlock Holmes and Neon
light al>o an.
FOURTH RACE-ssoo added: woodhine Autumn
Steepcrhas- Handicar: ?-year-olds and upward
abcrIt miles 'vn0>mre. II. tRu~>cIn. $3.50 $50.
$50. won StmCCo. 10 Williams S.0. $50. sec
Cud: Trorar'lHm. lis tHmythl, 81. third. Time.
i:S2 rs. RI nd 'vr. Cutnn and Old salt also ran.
FIFTH Rh,'E-Ss0) addei Michaelmas Handi-
cap 2ycar -u,ds: eix furorgS Candle lI3 Warrins
tom. SI.3o. S!l.0. $50 won: Ramhi q tClaverl
Sl. SD sccund: Sands uf Pleasure. 100 (Fnrehandl
81 20 third. imc. LIS 25. Ir,hibitinn Philistine
Reserve. Milestone Audrey Austin. Blue Cap, and
Iolite also nan.
SIXTH RACE son added: Minoru Handcar =:
3Ncar olds and upward: one and sixteenth miles
Conmonada lo3 callahan. s. GO. "'t won: Plate
Glass, lG Claverl. second: rhine Mover q- COL
Ions. third. Time l:i9, Only three Starters tNo
place ~ how money!
SEVENTH EACE-s:0 added: sandown Plate:
selling; 2vear-.nlds and upward: one and orcsix-
trcnth miles Harry Lauder. Jos CMcDcmott) ST.
S60 s. so Won: ATr-a l05 CHaycsl. $40 an
Time. l:is. Strathcarn Mis- Waters First Star
Font. SCTnvc'la. SurrassinS. and SuTrrme also ran
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sslling; 3-year-olds and uua-i
riN furlongs Marion Cooshy. les iarner'. Sl.2I
$3.50. SSo won: ChsTmeuse. Ill tMetcal. SD
S.so. second: Furlong. III tkeOght. S9.2l third.
Time. lI3 25. Palm Leaf. Collie. Mis- Fielder.
Cardigan. Orange. BroOm's Edge. Irish Gentleman.
Freeman. and Carrie Orme also ran
SECOND RACE-Maiden fllics: 2-yesrolds: five
furlongs. Lady VanderEuift. l03 tkederisl. So
s. 20. $50. won: Margaret A. % tStearn>l. $50.
$40. second: owana '0i tGentryl. $3.50. third.
Time O.. Winnie O'Day. Lady Mildred. Little
Mother Daisy MiekIc. Olive Mctiee. Miss Bland.
EnTmede. Dolins. and Emily II. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-yearoI and upward: six
furlongs Liberator. los Martin. $50 $3.50. s..
won: Oakland. Ill Murrhy). $50 s. second
White Cruu> ld3 Uaraille! SI.3o third. Time.
ID. Africa Beau. Lack Rose st. Leo. Gabro.
Black Thorn, Mssnik and Sweetheart Sue also
FOURTH RACE-Handicsp: all ages six fur
longs. Vogue. lOs tAndressl. Sl7Sl. S2e out.
Luke. ll6 Ponl. $50. out. second; Han"via. 100
Tiarner). out. third. Time / Il 55 Othel!o a!sI
ran
FIFTH RACE-Twoyesr-olds: five and one-half
fnrIonrs Paymsster 92 Lsraillel. $3.50. SIS =.
oud Sarinu. 10; tSirlingl. $50. third Time.
% -. Beauty Shop Dick West. old Charter.
Jcrry. Infdel II. Impressive. Tlrclma Marie. Cora
a.. Mike Mullen. and Louise Stone also ran.
>"aymsster and Old Charter. field.
SIXTH RACE--Onc and one siNtecnth miles. Jus
tr,~ ';oebcl rf tHcnryl. $40. $40 $50. l.
I.mc.ie loi lMeelan, so. 81 second: Obolu, lc3
NIfcalfel. 81 n. thrd Time. la. TransT ortaton.
Ieugru and Wander also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Un" and ono eighth miles.
Rrn" 100 UrIuhartl. Sn2o SI5Io S. 90 won Olga
Star. los ,Stosrnsl. S q. $50 second: Conmsrctta
es Hunt. 81. third. Time 1895. Any Port.
lad, Fsnchict and F. A WcsIe also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-22
WOODBINE PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-stD0 added Grafton Plate; selling
3year-olds and upward: foaled in Canada: mile
and seventy Yards Exmer 109; 'Sarol;a. l0i: 'Rust
ling lOl: Matt IL. 90: Puritan Lass. lOl; 'Meissen.
lOi; Harry Bas~-tt II. e5; Ny Joe. lG3; Marion
Gacty lO9: Sir Arthur. l02: MausOlus. los 'Shrove
Tide 81: MaId Of Promo, los; PEPPER Sauce, l05;
Carer Sauce lC5.
SECOND RACE-soG added; Lincoln Plate; sell
Greetings, lOl; A. Msncin los: 'WeIga l4; Far
Away. IG5: Water War lT: Little Bigger, lOl;
'Larkin. 80; Sempler Htalwart. l02: Tush Tush. 81
Investment, lCG: Gentle woman, s; Lyndora, lC3;
j. D. SlG,C. lG6
ward: one and one-slxteenth miles. st. I4tzeran.
lCS: 'Dick D1alwocl. lG: RAY o Light, l07; King
Radford lc'; MnnesI$. lGI; Single Toe. los: Beau
fere lci: -SuhCct Is
FOURTH RACE-s7O0 added: Coventry Steeple-
chrre: selling; 4-year-udc and upward; about two
miles. lin o.. lG5 Mnrreth 10; Joe Gaety. Is
ShinC Foo l?j: ENton. Is. The African, lS5.
FIFTH RACE-DIrram Cup: 3ysaTulds and up
ward: fnaled III Canada: $3.50 added: one and
three quarter mile. G.rish Sun. H.; Fair Mon
t;eue ll5: Hampton Dame. 100: Lady Curzon. ll2;
Prince Phils:hupa, no. Garish Sun and Fair
Montague Miller entry.
SIXTH RACE-SCo added: Manlon Handicap; all
ages: six furlOngS. lanzareta. lS; Black Bay ia :;
kewesSa. 10: Water Lady, lo5; 4. y. Akin. 8 {;
The Widow Moon. o..
SEVENTH RACE-sSo addci: VoltiSIcr Plate:
selling; 3year-nlds and upward: one and onefnH-
teenth miles. Cliff Eirr ll2; Hudas Brother lU /;
'Star cf Love IG: .FcITock. l6l: Fascinating, 19;
'Dick's Pet. lCi; 'Warrrng. lei: 'okolcna. l0i.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-22
SL|PSHOD Lands
BIG HANDICAP
Public Handed Surprise When
Long Shot Crosses Wire in
Eastern Shore Stake.
GREY LEGS WINS JUMP

Havre de Grace Race Track, Nd, Sept.
1.-THE Eastern Shore Handicap turned
oht big surprise being won by Slip
shod. a 10 to ! shot, with King Neptune
another 10 to l shot, second. Startling
made the early pace, but at the head Of
the stretch. Slipshod, which had been
running second, came along, and going
to the front. won handily.
The steeplechase went to a Baltimore
nag. Grey Legs, owned by Cas-. X. Har-
rison. This one was always in the front
rank and when Rock Fish fell at the last
Jump, came on to an easy victory. Top
Hat. the favorite. while making his run
on the far side the last time around.
bolted. Rock Fish looked a sure winner
when he fell at the last jump
Kenworthy took down the first event.
Ginning from behind after Fuzzy Wuzzy,
tie favorite. had set the pace to the
stretch. His Nibs, the favorite in the
third event made the pace to the stretch
turn. where Dryad came along and ran
over him. Balfron closed stoutly and
GOT the place from the tiring His Nibs.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Seling: maiden 3year-ods and
uI"ard: five furlongs Kenworthy III CT Nc
Tsssartl 10 TO l. I to l. 8 to s. won: Lights Out
10. Lilly. 10 to !. to ]. to 5. second: Santo.
IL !BuNtCn). IL to l. to l. to l. third: Time.
10 35. Fuzzy wuzzy Orpee vignola Clontarf
Miss McGggie. Egeria.. Scion. Chance and Great
surprise also
SECOND RACE-SteeIIechsse: syear-olds and
Upward: three miles. Grey Leg. ~ (GiIbert). 3
To :. to 5. to ). won; Agon, l22 WilliamSl.
y to !. to !. 10 l. second; Aviator. li2
tBrnwnl. q to ]. 10 |. to l., third Time.
lbs 50 AroturIs Aberfedy. Csrolee, F. A. Stone.
Top Hat. Rock Fish. Brush and Surgeon also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Selng: 5year-olds and upward !:
mile and seventy yards. Dyad. lG Mink to l.
to :. to 5. won: Balfron. 100 Cooper. to l.
I" !. even. second His Nihs. 100 Lilly. % 10 ).
To s. to ). third. Time. 40 25. Petelus.
naingerheld. Henry Hutchisnn. Maryland Girl.
kneeet. Earl of Savoy. and D lis True also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Eastern Shore Handicap: ,
year-ods: five and one-haf furlonSs. Slips!op. -
II. McTaggartD. to l, TO !. TO ). won: King
Neptune. ll6 CTumerD. 70 to l. to l. to ).
second: Pesky. ITO COOPER even. to .. out.
third. Time. %. Hidden Star George Smith.
NlIimsy. Achievement. and Startling also ran.
FTFTH RACE-sellng: handicap: all ages: mile
and seventy Yards. BorEo. I02 H. McTaGsartI.
5 TO >, 10 5. TO l. won: Ambrose. IS Louder.
: t" , to 5. to 5. second: Nephthys. IS NIc-
taheNN. l2 to |. to !. even. third Time. Z. .
NaTier Lazui. and Stalwart Helen also
SIXTH RACE-Seing; 2-yesr-ods: five and one
half furlonss. Maifuur. 0i (Mct 'aheSl. to ;.
een. to ), won; High Horse. IG u. McTasEsrtl
Ito /. . to l. even. second: Seryia. IO6 U'p.lsrN
t" l. TO l. ). third. Time II I-5
Madame Herman, Good Counsel. ChiVatUr. Ben
yamin. Edith Bauman. and Lady Atkin ais" ran
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RAJ E-TIire'- year-olds and upward: II,
IriuuGs. Sir William Iuhnon l07. -tiinn o.
True Steel. I2i 'Humiliatinn es: Canto. IOl
Quince. l0i: 'E7el,n e. o. Col. Ashmrsdc
Ioi The Masquerade. o.. 'Ndushon l07: Ethar
Allen. g: 'Isidore IC2: tiraIrshot lI0: Yodcling
lC. 'De,il Fish 81: ruIluN %: Armament. IoI
SECOND RACE Thrcc-year-,lds and upward
selling: six frrlnnrS. 'hcstrrtou lIn: Watrr
WcIIes. ~: Athena. IO2: Miss lara IOo: Rcr
mutan. Il2: Harm Junior. lC2. Carlaverock loi
'RrVeIly lanes, G: Lily Orne Io7 Hiker l07
Ethan Alien. lci: Devil Fish. lC7 Mar Warren
IO;: 'iarI. lI2: Laura. lJ7: EUlN Morn. II5.
THIRD RACE-TvO-N old fillies ard Epldings:
salling: five frIrlunss 'BC>eIisn lGo: FIarrIa, lC9
Mary Blackwund ,05: Setslalina. los: Dr. t;Icncr
'o2: Belle Of the Kitchen. ln; Little Alta 10.
-SmilsS. lo9; Bob Redheld. lCa Jane StTaith. 100
Ruth Strickland. I63; -SclIc-oI for ScanIal l0i:
important. ~ Miss PhiIhin rs. Maifuu lO5.
nina Eenna III Havana. lO5.
FOURTH RACE Three-yesr OIIs tn. 10, al
Rue Handicap. mile and ssveut, Yards The Fiun.
.: Iron Duke. r6. Distant Shore Is. Lady
Teresa. Ios: Iucl~ Rnan. 'G: SaratoSa 10
FIFTH RACE Two ycaT-oIds: conditions: five
and orehalf furl"ngs. Cantara. lI2; Virginia NJ
%. Serillian. 100. Vermont. 100: NoIH, ll2;
,fadir. Ios: fsvnur loe. Lord Rorkyale lG:
Fleuru. H.
SIXTH RACE Throe-year- -olds and upward: sell
ins: mile and seventy Yards - lis Trle los:
.Bcn Ounce. IG, Psge White o -Col Ash
peade. %; Robinetta. iG; Humiliation. %: Stars
a?d Stripes. loi: Athena. loO: Carlton c. '02:
Font ROYAL 9s: Ms krinfle g. Sunada, rs.
Guy Fisher. III: Cotton Top. e.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-22
879 Nominations for
Laurel Stake Races

Baltimore. Md, Sept. 21-One hundred
and five owners here made S79 nomina-
tions in the seventeen stakes and handi-
caps scheduled to be run off during the
meeting at Laurel Park. which opens
October l. An entry list of this size
would he considered as being first class
for midsummer meeting on a metro
politan race course. Horses in training
are greater in numbers right now than
a any previous time during the season
and are at the height of their form. Over
1000 horses will be at Laurel Park and
the immediate vicinity for the months
racing. the proper housing of same being
a problem that has had the management
al their wits ends. For those that cam
not be accommodated at the track proper
quarters have been secured in close
proximity to the course. so close. in fact.
that late comers will not be in the least
Inconvenience.
The opening feature OF the meeting, the
Laurel Handicap, which is for all ages
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over the sprinting route of six furlongs.
offers an interesting problem for students
of racing. or the fifty-three that have
been named. seventeen are 2-year-olds.
Among these are found the names of
such Juvenile stars as Tea Caddy. Dodge,
Spur. Celandria. Puss in Boots. Col.
Vennie. George Smith. Pesky. White
Hackle. Ormesdale and the highly
thought OF English youngster Neville.
imported six weeks ago by the Shoshone
Stable. and who will be making his first
American appearance under silk. Among
the 3-year-old eligibles are the English
stake winner Purdey. who in his first
appearance at Belmont Park forced The
Finn to show at his best to defeat him:
SILICA, Hanson. Phosphor. Kaskaskia.
The Finn. Coquette Estrucan. Sir Edgar,
High Noon and Surprising. The older
horses are Ten Point. FlitterSold. Leo
Skolny. Buckhorn, Kewessa, Winning
Witch. Harmonicon. Back Bay. Hester
Prynne Montressor and Pomette Bleu.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FRS TRACE-Twoy year old maidens: five and
ehalf fur"nss. The Carmel l07: Countess Will
mot. lG: Weldt. lG Bernini. lG'; Shire G
Ja,Icr. 10: Hufaktr 10
SECOND RACE Three year -olds: six furlongs
Alksnet. 100: DIR. Carmen. ll6; Margaret RurkIev
ln5: Miss Fannie. ,O5: Osmonde. 100: Tyne los
Lady Jane Grey. los; Aunt Josie. loS: Grecian
los. Billy Joe. l3: Bulgar. lls.
THIRD RACE Three -year-olds and upward; siI
frrlonss. Coming Tower. Ioi: Ed Howard loi
For Fair. lT: Charter. ia
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards. Ringing. lc2: DR.. Samuel
los: Dr. I.arrick lo3. Prince Hrrmis Il2 Lady
Rntha I0s
FIFTH RACE-Three- -ycar-olds and upward
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mile and seventy yards. Ken. %: Transport. los:
Sertembcr Morn, I; ConsOcr. lB; Birka, lo3:
Stanley s. lo3: Fitzgerald. los; Fellow Man. los;
Chilla. I05.
SIXTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward: one
and one sixteenth miles. McAdoo. l03; Little
String IO1: First Degree los; Beulah n. lG
SEVENTH RACE Three year-olds and upward:
mile and seventy yards Malabar. 90; Jessie Louise.
IC3: Water Proof. gs; Boly HILL lOs: Fels. ss:
Counterlart. I0S: Grcsvenor lC3; Flying Feet los.
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New York University.

New York. Sept. 2l.-Fifty men re-
ported for football practice at New
York University yesterday. Coach
Reilly gave the squad a long drill In
rudimentary work. including n session
with the lackling dummy. sulzer. a
250-pound linesman from Hartford
High: Morris. a 2lO-pound Eua;I from
Brown Preparatory. and VIZ arIr. a
lS0-pound tackle from cuEhi' 4. got in
to the practice. Freer, former Ob"rlin
Academy hack: Mathews, Of Fordham
Prep. and Loeffellows. OF stuyvesant
also reported.
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LAFAYETTE Loses Benfer.

The possibility of having Benfer. the
Albright star. with the Lafayette team
this year has passed. He has returned
to his alma mater. He will take his
postgraduate work there. He sealed
this decision by playing against the
Indians on Saturday. and final word to
this effect was received at Lafayette
yesterday. However, the Lafayette
squad received another addition yester-
day in Clough. the brilliant quarter
back of the Exeter team, who entered
college yesterday morning and report
ed for the practice in the afternoon.
Clough makes the fourth member of
the Exeter team Of last year to enter
Lafayette.
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Johns Hopkins.

Baltimore. Md. Sept. 2l.-With a
squad of twenty-five on Homewood
Field yesterday. and assurance of
several additional men today. Coach
Brickley's outlook at Hopkins has
frightened considerably in the last few
days. Il shall be satisfied for the
present with a minimum squad of
twenty five" he said yesterday. and it
seems certain that this number will be
on hand today.
Some of last seasons best men ap-
peared yesterday. among them Jack
Branham. Heavy Jackson. the big
medical school tackle. and Myron
Bagley. for three years substitute
half back on the team. Wilkinson will
be out regularly, starting today, as
will Ewell. last seasons guard.
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New Athletic Head at Cape MAY.

Cape May, n. J.. Sept. H.-James E.
Spitznas. the former Dickinson collegian.
has accepted the chair of German and
Latin in the high school in this city.
Spitznas played second base while in
Carlisle. and was also a basketball and
track star. "Spitz" has taken charge of
the high school athletics at the shore
and is hard at work with the Blue and
Blacks basketball squad.