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The Yale expositor., 1915-07-08
CHAPTER TX.
Strange Disclosures Are Made.

Stranae UIscIosures Are Made.
The strange letter of Elma Heath,
combined with what Lydia Moreton
had told me, aroused within me de.
termination to Investigate the mystery.
From the moment had landed from
the Lola on that hot. breathless night
ct Leghorn. mystery had crowded upon
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Y the Moon.

o, Swear Not py the Moon.
Romeo was swearing by the moon.
Nothing doing" protested Juliet,
the moon is a dead one"
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A mothers fervent hope is that her
daughters, when they marry, will do
better than she did.
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CHAPTER VIII-contlnued.

We'll, the last l received only a
fortnight ago. If you will wait a mo-
ment will go and get it. 1t was so
strange that | haven't destroyed it,"
And she went out, and l heard by
the the frou-frou of her skirts that she
was ascending the stairs.
After five minutes of breathless anxi-
ETY. she rejoined me, and handing me
the letter to read. said:
1T is not in her handwriting won
der why?"
The paper was of foreign make, with
blue lines ruled in squares. Written
In hand that was evidently foreign,
for the mistakes in the photography
were many, was the following curious
communication:
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The piano practice Of girl is music
to her ma only.
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My Dear Lydia 4:

My Dear Lydia:
Perhaps you may never get this letter
the last shall ever be able to send YOU.
Indeed. l run great risks in sending It,
An! you do not know the awful disaster
that has happened to me, all the terrors
and the tortures / endure. But no one can
assist me. and / am now looking forward
TO the time when IL will all be over. Do
you recollect our old peaceful days in the
garden at Chichester? I think of them
always, always. and compare that sweet
peace OF the past with my own terrible
sunerings OF today. All, how l wish l
might see you once again; how that I
might feel your hand upon my brow, and
hear your words of hope and encourage
ment! But happiness is now debarred
from me, and l am only sinking to the
grave under this slow torture Of body and
of soul.
This will pass through many hands be-
fore IT reaches the post If, however, 1t
ever does get dispatched and you receive
1t, will you do me one last favor-a favor
TO an unfortunate girl who is friendless
ana helpless. and who will no longer trou-
BILE the world? 1t is this: Take this let
ter to London, and call upon Mr.. Martin
Woodroffe at 9S Cork street, Piccadilly
Show him my letter, and tell him from
me that through It all have kept my
promise and that the secret is still safe
He will understand-and also know why I
cannot write this with my own hand. If
he Is abroad, keep II until he returns.
1t Is all / ask of you, Lydia and I
know that If this reaches you, you will
not refuse me. You have been my only
friend and confidante but I now bid you
farewell, for the unknown beckons me,
and from the grave / cannot write. Again
farewell, and for ever.
Your loving and affectionate friend,
ELMA.
"a very strange letter, is it not?" re-
marked the girl at my side. Il can't
make it out. You see there is no ad-
dress, but the postmark Is Russian.
She Is evidently in Russia"
"In Finland" said, examining the
stamp and making out the post town to
be Abo. but have you been to Lon
don and executed this strange commits
sion?"
mo. We are going up next week. l
intend to call upon this person named
Woodroffe."
! made no remark. He was, knew,
abroad, but was glad at having OBJ
tanned two very important clues: first,
the address of the mysterious yachts
man, Woodroffe, alias Hornby, and,
secondly, ascertaining that the young
girl | sought was somewhere in the
vicinity of the town of Abo, the Fin.
nish port on the Baltic.
Poor Elma, you see, speaks in her
letter of some secret, Mr.. Gregg" my
companion said. "She says she wishes
this Mr.. Woodroffe, whoever he is, to
know that she has kept her promise
and has not divulged It. This only
bears out what l have all along sus
pected."
What are your suspicions?"
well, from her deep, thoughtful
manner, and from certain remarks she
at times made to me, believe Elma
is in possession of some great and ter
rible secret--a secret which her uncle
Baron Oberg, is DESTROYS of learning
know she holds him in deadly fear
she Ia in terror that she may inadver
tently betray to him the truth"
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FREIGHT CONGESTION
NOW is RELIEVED

NEW YORK Dec 2N.-Railroad or
ncials here say that the congestion OF
freight has been relieved by the imposi-
ton " emharBOes By many railway
lines. that the situation Is clearing UP
and that there viii be "A marked inn
provement within a week. The Pen
nsylvenia railroad and the New York
central lines repN<t much larger
movement OF freighN than heretofore.
The New York Central moves about l.
300 carloads OF freight through the
iarbor daily which - AN Increase OF
500 carloads over one year ago.
The West shore Railroad stul has
ave million bushels OF about 400 car
loads OF wheat Ia its elevators at Wee
hawken awaiting tTanshipment by sea.
Pressure on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad IL very heavy
because Of a movement OF freight from
the arms and munitions plants in New
England. The volume Of business. Of
ncials OF the road say. FAR exceeds any
thing they mad expected. The road to-
day Is operating $4,000 freight cars. az
compared with $4,000 a years ago.
Pennsy iNauia railroad officials report
ed today that The situation on that road
il clearing W.
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BRITISH TROUBLES
AFFECTED MARKET
Price Trend in Tuesdays Session Down.
ward-Reesnt Gains Are Dis
stpated-

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Foreign affairs
particularly the crisis in the British
cabinet. were held to De mainly account
able Tor the pronounced change In spec
ulative sentiment to-day. Instead OF the
breadth and higher prices that charac-
terized yesterdays extensive operations.
there was a selling movement. with in
terNals OF feeble rallies. Many recent
gains were dissipated. United States
Steel. again the leader. recorinC an eN-
IRENE loss Of ! -. az s7as. from which
IL made only slight recovery.
OIL stocks were very active and strong
Tor u time. Mexican Petroleum rising
pa TO the new price Of l10ts.
Rails. especially 81. Paul and New Ha-
ven, were steady TO strong in the fore
noon, but lost ground m common with
the entire list toward the close OF the
session. More than proportiOnate
amount OF the days moderate trading
occurred In the morning. the moveme nj
being drifting one In the afternoon.
The tone at the close was very heavy.
The total sales amounted 10 6z2.0O0
shares.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

IN YORK. Ic. .UIttrr rr..f
lnIHHfr .rur.HrI 1I.rlfI.r
. N..nuIH q. Ir
f.IN fr'HI HHfHrrrI. rrfra
.nn Zoos I. UrHr nt nrrr.r.
inH Whites Fine f1 fancy 1000. r,.rf..
N..HrrN browne HI RI fnU
fNn.re fIru. HfHIr. whole rrur ff.r.
'II "rr.IH|a ifh nflfr. ds aVsrr-.
.tu'. Do. In current mako an..I.I ~
QUO. l' average fancy rGt. 10
f poultry firm fresh KILLED
f.u chickens firn .Tr. rluIa f.t.
gerit.n astinr zee Tor cHlckena ana IT,
Toe fHnIr
IIHHr steady
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logan = Bryaas Closing STOCK Letter.

NV YORK, Dec. 1s-The list
could not Withstand the pressure OF
realizing sales. Outside buying subsid-
ec, ana the bear element was Inclined
70 reinstate the short lines which were
covered on yesterdays sharp advance.
While there was nothing concrete in the
days news budget stu the fear was
current that the Austrian reply may
not be such as TO provoke cheer.
The bull element continues 10 be well
supplied with long stocks. and h will
be essential that the outside buying be
stimulated if advancing tcndewncics are
TO be the order OF things.
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FINANCIAL rEMa - Tho Widening
interest Dr. the stock market Or being
reflected ~ the treaffH and rfrenrfh
gf the standard depart rnrnfs. and az
January. aurrnachea hIrher Jewels are
indicated Dr. The activities rrrufffrr
from the Rrowirg speculative invest
rIanf confidence
We have faIfh in fhr grarrrrr che
Trunk lines and che CrHIrra while faf-
fgf nerfInru rrfa nugrraf InUrnufnanf
iu ole Hfnrlr End rrurerH rrrf month
WALL eTNFET JOUR- tT Tho fr.
rrragrd breadth of frafInr Ia ID feature
Which attracts most attention THa
f0ailrr supply NJ United states ffraf
o. scarce
rrVhN~rhL ANrEnrct rrflr pa.
-ifr y .. and Reading ere in hrIrf
demand
JOURNAL. or cDtrfrnrr- rt.-.
seems FEELING fhHf nrfarrnrrarf rIr
rumrfrrrrn afnrEr rnoHIf U.F af frraf
flF per cert and horis about i've per-
cent
WtpToU0nsrE q rrchnrt we .-.
Eu.lIHn rr fhr market rnrrrra IUln fr
- rnrffrnfrrfr rrrf
fDNNHDrN n 90 Tho rf..r ...r.
- a. wrnrurfrr fFn rnfrr nr ..nftf.
49, no. 80 ffer1Irfaf fhr fHrrrrvr.
ne country
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CHRISTMAS CLUB AT
BANK OF M'MECHEN

one OF the most successful r,b-ts,-
mas savings clubs being orgsniz.d g.
re coming year IL that at the Rank OF
A1.N4sc hen; the busting south-of-the-
80 SLbufb. Although the club was
open Tor meTnbersh.ps only xesferJs,,
anu az. ne Jay before. there are alreadv
ns@flg Aour hundred members enrolled
~ ~ - expected By Cashier q III
1--we that there viii be a total memher-
Up 81 nearly eight hundred The
- ,'i ~. % Mc hechen IL one OF the rapid
H. sIyM!ne banks OF the Greater Wheel
lls Instruct and has the Confidence 81
ma ever charging clientele ~
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Tuesdays Bank CIearings Show Over lOOPr.-ct.
Increase for the First Time During the Year
IPHovED BUSINESS CONDITIONS
AGAIN DEMoNsTRArED.
$ Total Cisartngs Tor The Month WIN Ne
Cloes To The Eleven Million
Mark

For the first time during the year
1slb. the Wheeling bank clearings on
tuesday showed an increase over the
cred percent The clearings yesterday
looted slVS,92SOS. as compared with
S@V-, .sl-4z. an increase OF $206.141.63.
or lO1.6 per cent.
Clearings for the month of December
10 date show a total OF S9,73S.1SA75,
compared with ST.i73.679.S4 in 1914, a
gain OF s2.564, 504S1. or 35.7 percent
The figures follow in detail:
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(3)-Eooks close Dec. n for 2 per
cent dividend payable Dee 20 and / per
cent dividend Jan. ord.
D--ENtrl cash dividend Of 90 de-
clarcd. payable Jan. 5. 1916. Books close
Dec 90. 1915.
tbl--EuuEe close December 90 for
ia "a dividend. payable Jan J. 1916.
tfl--Euuka close December 60. for
~ G. dividend. payable Jan. T. 1915
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FLAsHEs 70 MAsrENs

NEW YORK. Dec. 2h.-Ihe list Is I'M
der the control OF the bull element and
efforts will doubtless be put forth q
establish somew hat higher range OF
prices.
II begins 20 look es though 1915
would terminate In bull market In
stead OF a dull uninterestlug one. such
as We have begn used 90 az the closing
or the year. With copper metal above
p cents. railroad earnings increasing
as indicated By the reports OF Union
Pacific and Atchison yesterday. there
s. little on which TO base a selling
movement.
Cody says buy coppers on this re-
action
/ think the buying Is better than the
selling on the break.
AnglO-French bonds %. this - new
low
Buy Copper Range. East Butte and
Lake.
Copper producers and dealers this
morning advance prices 60 22G % q
cents per pound. 80 DAYS. and sales were
made az those figures.
BOSTON ;-FollowinE good sales of
electr0lytlc copper a. 22c "a pound Tor
domestic delivery. The price has been
advanced TO 22is ID 22ia cents according
70 tonnaEea and deliveries desired.
AnancOnda directors declared ! "a e.
dividend.
u s Mining declared 75e dividend
on common.
Judge Hunt denied the motion 70 dis.
miss Indictments against any and all OF
the New Haven directors.
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Totals ...Ss.7ss.1sA75 s7.173.s7s.s.
Increase Inc ease s2ss4.5Ot.sl

With three more banking days for
the present month and with averaEe
clearings OF about 100000. IL will be
seen that the total for the month will be
nearly IT not quite fl1.OUV. zoe. Novem-
bers clearings were slightly In excess
OF that figure. and II viii he interesting
10 note whether December proves to be
the year for bank clcarinls In wheeling.
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Additional Financial and Market
Reports on Page Wina

s. field marshal never rrtirss. but
remains ON tho active Usf ana draws
FUN pay 600 The day OF hls death.
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GENERAL SELLING
BRINGS SETBACK
In the Chicago Grain ,rArkse-Prices
Away Off At The Close OF The
Days Dealings.

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec 2s-General sell
ing 20 realize Profits and TO close up
accounts Tor the year brought about a
decided set back today In the value OF
wheat. Y 'ees at the close were unset
t,ee' Dnt h 70 y net lower. with May
Corn lost 1Ad1S TO AZ. and oats y
70 le. Provisions finished un-
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F.rIna November net after taxes 50
61T0.f51 Increase ff.T2g156.
Pullman Co announces 10T Increase
IN wages for conductors and porters on
January 4.
Reading Iron Co announces advance
in wages of from g % 10f5 about 500
men Effected.
Petition for receiver FOR Texas ana
Pacific hled nc request Of receiver Bush
or Iron Mountain
standard on N California advances
price o. crude Oh on the average o.
three cents r. barrel
baldwin Locomotive co. said % have
received 80 900 600 worth ~ the 100
900 900 of tho Mldvala Steel and Ordn-
anca Co shell order announced By Dow.
Jones a 60. two weeks ago.
Detroit dlrccfurr pf General Motors
90. confer with Durauf interests in
New York rrrrrdlnr General Motors eN-
change into Cfnvr0lnf.
Average % ~ indusuial1 1855 up
1855
30 raIInav. lll la. w nal-
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Curb Mining stoors
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING vs. va u.. re boz
Reported by a u Mar-rn y r,. o.
.fhnd manager members New YarF
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. IS. rs.
Range or active stocks on the New
ork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. T. Masten g. Co. brokers.
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Manufacturers l.. & HI B2Gt "a
National Fire PROBING .....i.i IalL
10 preferred .......... 24iSf %
ONO fuel --..............I 40 4Ois
oklahoma Gas ..............li Ts
Usage a. oklahoma ff1O
Pittsburgh Brewing ....f sal
DO preferred ........... 49, 90
Pittsburgh Oil a. Gas ....I ~.
81 AVs i Fl
Union switch * Signal. has
United states Glass .....i 26iL
Mestinghouse Air Brake. lI3S - i az /
do pTefe SSs h ....i ::... e ss's
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec IS 10.
Daily GuotHtiOn i.is; Of the Wheeling
stock Exchange.
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PITTsBURGH STOCKS

WNEEiiNC. W. Va. uar 1a rs
Ifr arfiro rtffaburrh rfarrs rarrr~fss
NalF uy a p Mnnfrn Co bankers
arf brokers' National Ifarr 81 tU--f
tlrTlnIH Hulldfnn
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Cash quotations: wheat No. ? red NOM
maj; No, red Si.1OdI.23: No. 9 hard
Sl.SSa l.25 u: No. hard sl.l5Gi.1Sa.
Corn. 10. yellow nominal: No. 4
yellow SEA 7O1sc: No. 4 white 6s \ ~ 20.
oats No. white f2H43l.. standard
Pork. s1s.25: lard $500; ribs ss.52a
o., CcHHICACo. Dec. 2s.-IIogs-Rccoipt
I 1000: ligtlt, $500 a. G.55: mixed. Ss.I5a
| 80; heavy. s6.15 p 6.75. rough. SGI5d
$50; pigs. S3.OOa6.I5
tattlc-keceipts S.-1-. nrm. native
( beef steers. $500 % 9.15. COWS and heif-
ers, $3.50 n $40; calves. sG.15a 1925
heep-Receipts. 12.O00: strong: wsth
ers, 1880 n 1.l0: ewes. sf5Om6eO.
lambs, $3.50 $3.50
PITrSEtEGH. Pa. Dee 2S-CattIe-
steady supply light; choice sb.5OuS15:
prime. SH.35nS5O
Sheep-Lowcr. supply light: prime
WeIhcrs. 900 n SO. culls and common.
$500 n $50; lambs. $1,000 1915: veal
hogs-liEher; receipts 10 doubl
decks: prime heavies. ss95 n Z 90. me.
diuns, $3.50 a6.s5; heavy workers.. Sc SO
$3.50; light workers.. $3.50 $500: pirs.
1915 60; roughs. $3.50 6.iO.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. "a. .1s.
Market reported by 4 T. Masten a 90
members New York Stock Exchange
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
- WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. %. '1s.
Corrected BY \. r. Masten A GO men
oers Boston stock Exchange.
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stocks. open. High Low Close
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Lfutona
a. y lh. Ceylou and india ID - a.
a. 4 lbr Ccyiun and India b.. ~
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Special cream. full ". Y. 20
Dairy prints .............4 90
-wcitzcr. blk Wis. ISIS. "a
rWeltzer, wheel ...... 2TM
long horn s.s.s.....s.... 20
heleer W. brick Wis. about
TO-. 4 90 pack. ........ 20
Limbcrgcr. about 2 iba.. IsH
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.I.U. STRODE'S COLORS
IN FRONT AT LAUREL
OPENING Event at Mile and Sew
enty Yards Goes to 5-year-
old Billie Baker

LAUREL. Nd, Oct. 6.-Billie Baker
The big 5-year-old gelding belonging TO
J. U. Strobe. liked the heavy going To-
day and surprised all the horsemen by
beating a good field in the first race at
mile and 70 yards. Hayes had the
mount
Watertown, 1O4, with Johnny McTag-
Kart up, got second money, and Cotton
Top. iOI, with Jockey Smyth in the sad
dle third. The time of the event was
1.a, AS
Tom Hancock was picked by the form
players to land the race, but he fell by
tho wayside.
Fhst race, selling. for 3-year-olds and up.
nile and 10 yards-Billie Baker. lO5, Hayes,
fi,lo s4.9O and $3.50. won WATERFOWL lO4.
isS s'iSEs ioi ). s s@yth. anu sis.s third. Time.
lHi-6. Tom Hancock, Miss Clara. Task,
Amer Glow, Jacket and Lady Bryn also ran. .
second race, selling, maiden. 2syear-olds, .
so won Broom Corn. lo5. McDermott.
500 $780, second Belle OF the Kitchen. 100,
]. AcTaggart, $460, third Time, 1: :2I Elsie
ao1ero. ratiana, Costumer. Letfett. Hand
fl.l vedado also ran.
md .yards-Royai Meteor. no. It. McTag-
2. Liley $40, 1910, second; Surgeon, 95,
rl rlu NS.2O third. Time, l:o4 $50. Page
s'e sshi'e, Carl, canto, Miss cavanaugh. Star
Fourth race, selling, 8-year-olds and up, mile
.n 4 slxteenth-All Smiles. 100. McDermott.
st1 ys.I0, $3.50, won; Eagle, 105, Buxton.
ks% 40. second; Marshon, 100, Cooper
isdsls videt, Patty Regan. Carlton c..
Nizf0phine, also ran.
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ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW
AT LAUREL RACE TRACK

First race. selling. s.year-olds and up.
furlongs-Canto. liz; 'Wodan. 10; SPRING
mass, 100; Solon, 104: sLouise Travers. iOls
.Centauri. io4; Kewpie, 1o4: Ethan Allen. l02!
'Carlaverock, 90.
Second race. selling. 2-year-olds. 51s fur
longs-Bob Redneld, i12; Cay Swinthe, ioG.
Important. 1o9; Daddys choL,.. I0e; Sandel,
1O5; Little Alta, 105: Flag Day, 1O5: sSchooi
Tor Seandnl 104 eddie T.. 1O3; 'Besslien.
Third race, selling. 3-year-olds, 1-16 miies-4
All Smiles. ITO; Kneelet 107; Aldonus, 10a:
rIamerlane IOOi "Carlaverock. 100 sMabei
pulweber, 100; Maryland Girl. 100: sHarry
Junior, 95.
Fourth race. selling. s-year-olds, the How
ard Stakes. lie miles-Blue Thistle f1a:
,dahore IA log; sPardner, 1o!; 'spear Head.
Borgo, IS; Corsican, oS; sPullux pT
Fifth race. selling. 3:year-oidsr and up. o
Innrlongs-Wster Lily. 12e; Devil Fish. i13;
Humiliation, ps
Sixth race. selling. 4-year-olds, L I-ie miles
.Carlton c., Ito; Briekiey. 100; sTrovato IO7;
pa ,aBalfr9n loIi Yodeling: 1o5; .cutty Hunk.
Apprentice allowance claimed. tts "a
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HENRY'S GROSVENOR
FIRST AT LOUISVILLE
Varrie Orme Places and Anna
kruter Gets Show Money
at Six Furlongs

oplsVILLE, KY, Oct. 6.--Grosvenor
fieet pair OF heels in today's
HAqgural dash of six furIongs by out
mining Carrie orme. Anna Kruter and a
g neld Of starters.
.gekey Goose was up. The winner paid
on the nose; $50 for place and
"a, @ ior show. The time of the race was
ne summary:
|1 race selling, 3-year-olds and up, Q
M Ia - orosvenor i07, Goose. SlO50, $500
&In ~ won; Carrie orme. 1O1, stearns.
Xxx. ~ea $40. second; Anna Krutef, 1O2
t t,feaeyV tfayV third Time, 1;13 1-5. Bank
s H' s,ss Just RED. York Lad. Fidsst ana sii-
'..'.seea '',.sea race, maiden colts and geldinEs. q
4 4, ~ turlongs-Hunaker. 107, Gentry,
||Ii. ~ 1nd tx.o0, won. Jack O'DOwd, no.
HI| 80 ana ~ 90, second; Jasper, IO7
"a N,nisU9s third. Time. 1;i42-5. Circulate
~, LES the Louisville Ola Inn Handicap,
80 w fS eno up. furlongs--Luke, 1ib, Pool.
|||.. IA * out, won; Roscoe Goose. 100,
&' fhI<s ~ out, second. 0owell, 1O2 Mott.
Ie Time, 1;i2 as
+F"aru, also ran
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two games, then on Monday Carrigan
may call on Wood. No one seems to
know mucn about Joe's condition, but
i figure that he must be In pretty good
shape or he wouldn't have been able
60 have had the season he has had
Ruth and Leonard. the two left hand
ers. are likely TO come in the fourth and
NTH games, II there IL n NTH, or Il Ia
possible that one Of them might be
selected for the game Monday. That all
depends, in my opinion, on the actual
condition Of Wood, OF which no one is
certain. Taking everything into consd-
GRAFTON, believe our pitchers have It on
the Red Sox in the coming series.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06

The Germantown Boys Clubs one-mii,.
relay team won the race in 3.5s rs.
Joe Lockwood, of the University %
PENNSYLVANIA, was second in the 1Oo-yard
dash final.
The summaries:
First heat, i00-yard dash--won by r. l..
stevenson, Trinity club, New York: second.
Ed. Jones. Germantown Boys Club. Time.
Second heat. iOO-yard dash--won by Gilbert
Nelon, Germantown Boys Club; second. Joseph
Goodman, Germantown Boys Club, and T.
Lockwood, University OF Pa. tied. Time. 10 2-b
Two-mile relay Invitation for reoord)-won
by lrish-American A. c.. second Boston A.
A.; third, New York A. c.; fourth. Aii.Phia-
loO-ysrd dash tnnaD-won by F. L. Steven
son; second J. Lockwood. University OF Pa;
third, Gilbert Nalon. Germantown Boys Club:
'Oosn He"SFs paa Jones Tms 10 ls seconds
Boys Club; second. Reading A. O.; third
Onxet Boys Club. Time, 3.3S 2-5.
. High jump-Won by @ O. Pauson, Iafayette
college; second, r.. Warren, University Of
Oino' sso iIeight; feet 81 inches.
22O-yard dash (open)--won by r. l.. Steven
son; son; second J, Lockwood; third, II. Carlson.
= sso-yard run-won by William Anderson
New York a. c.; second, NJ n. Granger, Irish
American a. G.; third. Edward Price, Ger
sniGwn Rsadns As0Ss Tms; T1TS; fourth G. Hickman
n shotpgt-won by Arthur Wells. Germantow
BOYS Club; second Gerald Connolly Bait
Pore; PoTs; third third r J. L: Beckman; Germanto1
44O-yard hurdle-Won by w. II. Meanix Bo
ton A. A. second Walter Bursch New Yol
A; C.; third, H. Carlson, Lehigh Universie
Three quarter match race-won by j. NJ
Burke, Lehigh University: second A n
hiNiat, lrish-American A. G. Time, 1928 3-5.