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Great Consolation.

A famous book lover had mar
ried a woman much younger than
himself, a woman whose every I'M
pulse of mind was as gracious as all
her acts and movements were sweet
and graceful.
She adored her elderly husband
so Fundamentally that when he was
dying he said to her: ''My dear, |
want you to make me a solemn
promise that as soon as I am dead
you will begin to learn Greek.
Nothing else will save your reason
and console you for my loss"
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A Famous Compliment.

Of famous compliments paid to
the fair sex the supply is SO large
and dazzling that it is a matter OF
no small difficulty to pick out the
brightest gems, but if the following
was unlocked for it certainly de-
serves a place among the best: Fon-
tenelle, when ninety years old, pass
ed before Nine. Helvetius without
noticing her.
"Ah," said the lady, chat is your
gallant-y, then! To pass before me
without ever looking at mel"
eff I had looked at you, madam .
replied the old beau, 81 never could
have passed you at all"
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Never Been Besieeed.

Petrograd is one Of the few Eu-
ropean capitals which Lave never
been besiesed or captured by enc
my forces. On May 2T, 1903, Peter
the Great founded the city by build
ing himself small wooden hut
upon the site. In 1710 Count Go
loykin built the first brick house.
and in the following year the en-
peror with his own hands laid the
foundation of a house of the same
material for his own residence ard
transferred the seat Of government
from Moscow to the new capital
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WHEN THE PLAGlE RACED.
Cat and Dog Laws In England In the
Sixteen Century.

Disease and the dog were believ-
ed to walk together in the sixteenth
century. The terrier then was a
much a suspect as the rat today.
In plague times he had only to ven
ture into the street to court death.
Here is an order issued by the au-
thorities at Winchester in 1888,
which is typical of the rest:
"That # any house within this
cytie shall happen to be infected
with the Plague, that theme every
persone to keepe within his or her
house every his or her dogg and not
to suffer them to goo at large. And
if any dogge be then founde at
large it shall be lawful for the Bea-
die or any other person to kill the
same dogg and that any owner OF
such dogg going at large shall lose
6 shillings."
Among the records Of Kings
Lynn, under May, 1885, appeared
this: "For as muche as it hath
pleased Almightie God to begynn
to send US his visitacion with sick
ness amongst US and that dogges
and Gates are thought verie unfit
to be suffered in this TYNE. There
fore, Mr.. Major, alderman and COM
mon council have ordered and de-
creed that every inhabitant within
the same Town shall forthwith take
all their dogges and yappes and
hange them or kill them and carrye
them to some out place and burye
them for breadinge of great an
noyance.
"And likewise for Gates, if there
be any nigh unto any house or
houses visited with sickness. 1t is
ordered that the Gates shall furth-
with be killed in all such places" "
An exception was made in favor OF
any "dogge of accompte." Such a
one was allowed to be kept if "ken-
elled or tied up or led in lease"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-09-14

The Sumter Y M G. A has secured
q number of lecturers to deliyer ad
dresses throughout the fall and win
ter, among them being DR. E w Skies
president of Coker college; DR. w
Currell. president of the University
of South Carolina; DR. H N Snyder
president of Wofford college; Justice
T B Fraser, of the South Carolina
sup me court; DR. J Henry Harms
president of Newberry college; Prof
] G Clinkscales, Wofford college, and
DR. ] S Moffitt, president of Erskine
college.
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Garriek and Kitty CIixs.

Kitty Give, the paramount SOU
brette of Larrick's time, was cele-
brated for her temper and her spite
full tongue. She denied "Gttle
Davy" had skill in tragedy and
Knocked at him when he prepared to
put on "Hamlet.". During the per-
formance she stood in the wings, in
tending to scoff, but she was carried
away with enthusiasm in spite OF
herself and applauded vigorously.
"Well, Kitty" asked Garrick as
he came off the stage, "have I con-
vinced you that l can act in trag.
edy?"
Kitty burst into tears Of vexa-
tion, declaring, "Why, hang you,
Davy, you could act a gridiron"
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500 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
tcrnally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II falls to cure. SEND
for list Of testimonials.
Address: F J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. O..
Sold By all Druggists, 16c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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The Giraffe.

The famous story of the man
who, on first seeing giraffe at the
circus, promptly and emphatically
declined to believe in its reality, has
a historical precedent it seems.
When Levaillant, the first Euro
pean to bring back tidings Of the
long necked inhabitant of the jun
gle, told of his find he could find no
Frenchman to credit him. Even
when actual living specimens were
landed on French soil the populace
were almost inclined to doubt the
evidence of their own eyes.-E1-
change.
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HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING Wife
After Four Years Of Diseowagins
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Caton, Ky.-ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, ! could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, I would have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but ! was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
had gotten 50 weak ! could not stand,
and gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle Of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, | could tell it was helping me.
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing my work."
II you are all ruin down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. lthas helped
more than a million women, in its 50
years of wonderful success, and should
Surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
il will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies,
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special
Instructions on your case and 64-page book. Home
Treatment for Women" sent In plain wrapper. E6-B
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GAINS THIRTY POUNDS
WHILE TAKING TANLAC.
Wife Says Husband Was Hardly Able to
Turn In Bed for Six Months.
HE HAD LOST ALL HOPE.
Three Bottles Of TanlaC worked Mir
acIes for Him, Almost MADE
Able TO GO 10 Town.

After he had been given up to die
and his children had been called to
his bedside from their homes in sew
eral States, Mr. J A Busbee OF Clifton,
S C, a suburban town near Spartan
burg, followed the advice Of his son
and others and took Tanlac. As a
result, he gained 3Opounds in weight
and was strengthened so much that
he was able to walk around the farm
and drive seven miles to Spartan
burg in a buggy, according to the
statement given August 5 by his wife.
Mr. Busbee took three bottles of
Tanlac, she said, and during the six
months Immediately before he be-
gan to take Tanlac he had been so
weak and i'll with stomach trouble
that he frequently required his
wife's assistance when turning in
bed. Her statement follows:
MY husband suffered from a
very much run down and weakened
condition, land from severe form OF
stomach trouble. He had no appe-
tite at all, and he wasted away until
he was just skin and bones. 1t
seemed that we could get no treat
ment that would permanently i'm
prove him. He had been sick and
unable to do anything for about
three years.
I'VE had to turn him in bed, he
was so weak. He ate only a few
bites a day. Once, before he began
taking Tanlac, he became so low that
we telegraphed for the children to
come at once. One son, who lives at
Birmingham, had heard of the great
results that Tanlac had given suffer-
ers with stomach trouble and he in
sisted that his father take Tanlac as
a last resort. And he began to pick
up right away after he began taking
it.
HE has taken three bottles. 1t
changed him from a man on the
verge of the grave to much strong
er and happier man. 1t just worked
a miracle almost for him. He gain
ed in every way land when the third
bottle was gone he had gained 30
pounds in weight. When he began
taking Tanlac he could not walk at
all, but when he had taken three
bottles he was able 10 drive seven
miles to Spartanburg in buggy and
walk over his farm.
"Tanlac gave him a good appetite
and improved his stomach so much
that he began toeat almost anything
and a lot of it. Tanlac is due the
credit for this great improvement.
1 am glad to recommend it and so
is Mr. Busbee. "
Mrs Busbee gave this statement
because they agreed she could tell
the better just how much improve
ment Tanlac had made in his con-
dition.
Tanlac. the master medicine, is
sold by Kingstree Drug Co., Kings
tree; Mallard Lumber Co, Greely-
vile; R P Hinnant, Suttons.
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Great Chance 70 Kick a King.

There used to be a story-related
we fancy, in one of Mr.. George Rus
sells books-that when it was ar
ranged that the Duke of Genoa,
then a hoy at Harrow, was to sue
ceed to the throne Of Spain every
boy in the school jof sufficient size,
let us presumc) solemnly kicked
him in order that he might have
the qualification Of saying in after
years that be had kicked king
London Spectator.
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How to Give Good Advice.

The best way to give good advice
is to set good example. When 9TH
ers Zee how quickly you get over
your cold by taking Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy they are likely to
follow your example. This remedy
has been in use for many years and
enjoys an excellent reputation. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
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Tolerance.

Jane - I've something on me
mind, AIRY, that I hardly knows
how to tell yer.
'Arry-Aht wiv it.
Jane-I'm afraid yer V. ''"rrv
me if I tells yer.
'Arry-Aht wiv it.
Jane-I'm somnambullst, AIRY.
AIRY (after prolonged pause)-
Never mind, Jane, it'll be all right.
If there amt no chapel for it we'll
be married at a registry.-London
Punch.
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The Country Graveyard.

We hardly ever travel couple OF
hours in any district without having
some neglected country graveyard
remind US of DR. Knapp's saying,
namely, that the average country
graveyard in the South looks as If it
didn't believe in resurrection
The family burying-ground ought
really to give way everywheresto
the church burying-ground. We
say this, first. because almost any
farm may pass into the hands OF
new, uncaring owners to whom the
sacred mounds will be only obstacles
to cultivation; and secondly, because
we need to encourage in the South
everything that looks to the develop
ment of the community spirit as
distinguished from the family or in
dividualistic spirit. The idea of
every family having its own ceme-
terry is only another illustration of
the narrow sentiment illustrated by
the prayer
God bless me and my wife,
Son John and his wife,
Us four
And no more.
A friend told US the other day
about rural community cemetery
in Mckinney county, Texas, the
people of the community meeting
three or four times year to keep
it clean and beautiful; and we know
another rural community in which a
trust fund of several thousand dol
lars has been raised, the interest be-
ing used as perpetual maintenance
fund for the burial grounds. What
we set out to suggest, however, is
simply the opportunity for cooper
ative work in redeeming these coun-
try graveyards from their present
dreary hopelessness of appearance.
If there is a neglected family bury
ing-ground near you, why not get a
few neighbors to join with you some
Saturday afternoon in putting it in
to shape, or if it is a church ceme-
terry, have the preacher fix a time
for all the members to join in beau
tifying it-resolving in any case to
plant some trees, shrubs. vines and
flowers next fall?
The graves of our fathers deserve
far better care than we have given
them.-The Progressiee Farmer.
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Coffee In Java.

1t is asset led that nowhere in the
world is coffee as a drink worse
than in Java, where the coffee bean
is supposed to be at its very best.
The Javanesc distill coffee essence
of extreme strength, bottle it and
pour a few drops into cupful of
hot water wen they desire refresh
ment.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-09-14

Have you been studying the sci
ence Of efficiency?''
Eyes. Had to quit reading about
it. Got so interested that | found it
was interfering with my regular
work"
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lax.Fcs, AMID, Effective Laxative 6 Liver Tonic
)oas Not (,Tip0 nor DjstuIl tie Stomach.

In addition to other properties, Lax Eos
contains Cascara in acceptable form, a
stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lsx-Fos
acts effectively and does not gripe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and secretions
and restores the healthy functions. Soc.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-09-14
Arrival Of Passenger Trains al
Kin0Stree.

The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
has promulgated the. following sched-
ule, which became effective Monday,
May 29, 1915:
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ll1terbaltmn8
@eranitaItet am Counting ber Gentidj.
llusariids arbeiter Wdnnerdor
in Der Arbsiterbale.

I'm Sonntas p.ranitaItei Der Deutihs
ling. 2lrbeiier Wdnnerhor In Der
2lrbeitsrballe cine lliitsrhaltuns net't
aan5, bic iia stDeiieIsObne su einsm
sldnoenbsn Grfola seitalten pirb.
Der 8srein bat unter Der btpdbr'
ten aeituna ieines Dirisenteu. 6trrn
aarl Munbtrls EN- abipe4sIungsrsis
dee uno bohinterefantts proeraInin
porb.reiiet lnb ipirb 0bne Grase aud,
bei bieisr gsIsssHbeit nit grobsn eb'
rem befteben unb alien Geihmads'
rihtungen Rtfnang tragen.
sJsrner bat bas riibrige Grrunses
ments aommittse fdcn felt straus
mer 3eit in btr umfi9tisiten Wsife
ale 0orbesitungsn fir bic Wsrans
itaItuna s.troffen unb notiirli3 AUDI
bafiir SOrss sstrasen, bab Nismanb
Sunser oSsr gar Durit 5u Ieiosn
braudt. GtlbfDerftdnblid IN sbens
Tolls fir flotte san5mufit ssiorst
unb iper babsr om SOnntas sineit
pirtlid psrsniistm 9as petIsbtn
mill, BEN III Der Beiu4 biefer Inter
baItrns bss Dtutfh : llnsoriI4ens
2lrbeiier Wdnnsrmcrs. bic um taIb
brsi llbr gla@miitass tbrtn Mnfaul
nimmt bYiuesub anausmpit4ltut
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Die geriammuns in Der @niifbaae.
Sauienbe Don 2eaten fonnten feinen
Giulah erbaIten.

Die goFenperIammIuns, bic am
2tbeno in ber WuiiibaIIe ftattTano,
aeitaItete Ii4 Su einem impoianten srs
eignib. Do9l ielieu in Der GeigItnis
Der Sale batte ii9 cine iOldx Wisn3e
eiHsefunben, I'M einem Rebner gu
laui6en, rod mub babel beriidii4tist
iperben, bub bieie tolofals ebruHs
tpsniser BEN btmotrotiiden aaubiod'
ten, aIs bsm jtbisen 9anbesoberbaupt,
@pOOroip DilIon, gait. Gnbdnssr as
lsr partsisn iraren Dertreten unb cine
tetrG6tIi9er 1beil bes auSitoriums
f.ste fit aus grauen 5ufammsn, bic
tpabl bic Reusisr, bic srte Jrou bes
aunb,s BON anseii4t au 4nseii4t 5u
ieben, bspOssn bate, ben Wes nah
Der WufitbdIle an5utreten. S9on
cine etunpe Dor gssinn Der gsrs
iammluns mar bic SalIs in alien
sbeiIsn bsrariis bsfsbt. bab bic 5bas
rem ssi9lOiisn tperben mubten nno
Sauisube ssoipunsen iparen. auf Der
Strubs aus3ubarren, I'm fpenisitens
brrt bic Ssrrf9dften anfabren iehen
gu tSnneu. gs mar einige Winuten
mad a6t ubr, aIs 6urrabrufe Dor
g(ubenitebsnben benen in Der 5aIIe
Dertiinbeten, bab Der prdiibent uHo
feline 8eslsitsr einsetrOffen paren uno
uIs berieIbs mad siniaen Minuten auf
Der gabne eridisn, erbob fid bic san'
&c 0erIammlung fpie Elm Mann, brad
in lauts gstfaIIsrufe aus uno es
pGbrts minbeitens Sebn Winuten,
ete bic itiirmiIde unb entbuiiaitiide
gesriibung ibr gnbe erreiHte.
Serr g. g. Gpfes, Der prdiioert
oes Gitp alibs irnt bann Dor Die Ser.
iammeIten, lin NIT einigen paiienoen
g9orten ben boben @ait porSuitellen.I
Dies seidebeu, intOuirte bic Gs6er.
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DIS 06er6anpt 0eS can0e6
YrdFbeut @oonrop @Iliou uuo Satin geniekea
auf 3ebn Stuuoem Ginrinnatier
0aftrennni9ait.
Die @erridaften baben eimen angeitremstem Sag
hiuter itt.

Bon Der t ibrer Inuui bis Ma6rt Ibno c ban
big i'm Gang 1as Gennm besaun init enem Gmpfans Der San
bsummer yirsermeier Tndja cntbiete bem Ebbanp Sen
gfumm Der Staot = Bel ben Samen g8Oman's Gp Gnb.
Sc nerleiben ram @ion bic GbrenmtlieSia 5m atp bard
Die staS n @abe ShnbGncr nlSist bic Sdninsno
bcm HrGfSenen nr Uuttn = Gaa Elmer i'm Sin Stub.
Tie Gauperiammlnns Der Anibae Sauenoe 2entcu
feusu 6inaf erhaitcn G Sa un cben lbr
gbcnos pOls bett Die 3eoeu, pde Der aoeu bel allen
len Wesnbeieu sebaten bat
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2atoaia Neitneii.

9as RefuItat Der ssiirisen RenneH
iit pie foIst:
CRIES Hennen 81 yur,
longs: Bel gop. 40, (gaite), geipon,
men; @slDet, 40 (Gsntrp) ,tpeiter;
Smmenie. ITO (9ooie), briitsr. 3eit:
LOS 2s5.
Die So Mutu.Is bssablt.n: g.a
Com, Gtrnigbt S64.20, pIace $20.40,
Sbop $11.50; @slpei. place $23.90,
SboD $1,000; Smmenie, Sbop
$500.
3neites Renntn &c Gurs
lcnss: 4nna ar,iter, 105 (Gderrer),
seponnen; 2angbprne, 106 (aoubsr),
5tpeiter; Cole, los (Gentrp), britt.r.
3sit: 1:13 2s5.
Die So Wiutuels bs5ablten: anna
arutsr. Straipbt $15.70, pIaee $s.70,
Sbpp $3.50; aansborns, plaee $4.90,
GbDp $500; Cole, Sboip $6.10.
Drittes Rennen - 6 syurs
longs: 2atonia, 100 (Wurpbp), &c.
uonnen; sunflafb, 100 (gOnnolb).
5iptiter; Cir Dslons. 112 (9anprer),
b,itier. 3eit: 1:13 2s5.
Die SO Nutuels bs5abltsn: 2atos
mia. Straight S4.90, g)laes $3.50,
Sboip $3.50; Gunflafb. place $3.50,
Gboip $50; Cir WslIons, Sbop
$760.
9iertea RenHsn - l Weils,
nnb 10 VarSS: 6nucpiG 106 (aou:
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ber), sefponnsn; grtnes 6ermis. 112
Cgurton), britisr. 3eit: 1:42 3s5.
Die So Tlutusls besublisn: 6anoe
pia, Siraisbt $42.90, place $3.50.
Gbop $500; Star Sasmine, piaee
$4.6O. SbOip $3.10; prinse 6ermis,
Sboin $4.00.
JinftesRennen - IL Wsis
Ie. Sotab, 100 (2oubsr). seiponnsn;
gltetb, ia (1Oois), sipeiter; Soli'
Rod, 95 Cgropr), oritter. 3stt;
|1:51 AS.
Die So !Wutu.ls besabltm: 9oiap,
Straight $1,000; pIaes $5.40, Sbop
%.10; Slestb. g}tace, S4.10, Shop
$3.50; @olib Sod. Sbop $3.40.
Ge6fts Repnsn -6 Sur
lcnas: Bullion, 112 (ailIeb), gsipon'
men; Ben. Sanpion, 106 (5dnober),
3ip.itsr; 9diil, 112 (Burton), britter.
3sii 1:13 3s5.
Die SO Wlatuels bs,ablttn: Bull
lion, Straisbt S7.6O, place $4.9o.
SbOp 1920; Ben. 5ampfcn, place
5000. ebOip Sc; Bail. Sbop
$3.50.
Stebenfss Renner
Wsile unb 20 garbs: Gibraltar, 102
(ahie), setponnsn; gropn Uelpet, 107
(gudles). 5lpeiter; sroppoib. 102
(Scaa), briitsr. 3sit 1:44 4s5.
Die SO WutueIs besabIten: 0ibral.
tar, Straisbi $1o4.1o, Elaee $44.40,
Gbotu $3.50; grotpn UeIpet, Wlaee
$3.50. Sbop $3.50; 1rappOib. saOp
$3.50.
ssiir bic tsutisen Rsnnen ipurbsn
fulgsnbe Qnmelbunsen sematt:
Grit.s Rennen - 3sidbrise unb dls
tere Maibsns; 6 SurIonss: Watd,
ypur Stsp 107, Sobn gunnp 107.
IN CABIN 1O7, Capt. Wtar1mon:
107. sours 107. Gonnerfabe 40,
Srpn Waitsr Ill, Sames Oatlep Ill,
Soutbern Qsasue Ill, :. 6. Gton:
Ill, Come Rea1 Ill. Mitifula Ill,
pisrce 20 ia.
3ipeites R.nnsn - 2siGbrigt; 81
isurIonas: geIp.t 9s, pearf 9 SO,
Smmenfe 9S, Mmeriean GrpreB SO,
Sub anb 5rills SO. 5eiter Smith SO.
ponp gnna 103, gunso 103, GnsIif5
aabp 103, 2ittle sSorb 1O6, prero
@era 106, goloeis 100, 9effantu 109.
Drittes Rennen - 3sjdhrise UNI
Gliere; 8 Gurlonss: Soliie SO. S4col
for GeanbaI SO, Runniua Queen SO.
guiinsb assnt 103, 1biiile Green
103, Circulate 103. 9obp Wilbres
1O3, Cicero 10s. Wib Declare 10s.
W. Bert Thurman 10s, Marirs
10s, garoume 108, Martre 113,
autemne 113.
giertes !fennen - Das gatapia
Sanbicap; 3sjdbrise unb dItne; 6
5urlonss: gb. gubibee los, 3. Z.
Ulurbpd 10e. Brinsburit lit, aath=
Teen 121. CANT S'Oab 124. gbalt
rTers l26.
syinftes R.nnen - 3sidfriss nnb
altsre; II Meile: 9istobo SO. Purs
mar 101, Dtbra 103. Glart Wl 105.
GurpuTins 105. aris aringe los.
Wariorie D 105, gamelIia ITO.
Se6ftes Rennen - 2sidbrioe;
6 sSurlonas. Rettis Walcuit SO, Ms
areio 102, &,iahlanb 2niIie 102. ainG
syiiber 102, Rbpmer 103. Matiu los,
2ptl. 105. Square Dealer 40, s.
RIfus 10, Diamond LA.
Gi.bent:s Rennen - l 1s16 Msile:
Gibraltar 9s, Surcc 103, Gonflaoras
tipn 105, 2bornpoob SO, 2ittIe Big
ger 9s, Jirit Degree ITO, Sniurp
40, airft Star 40.