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New Britain herald., 1917-05-11
1ss1,E PAPER CURRENCY.

Berlin, May 11.-Spandau. suburb of Berlin, is the first metropolitan borough in Germany to issue paper currency of small denomination. It has just put out T 1.0oo.oVo nan mark notes. and will increase the supply as necessary.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-11
MOTHERHOOD
 W0MAN'S JOY
Suggestions to Chidless
 Women.

Among the virtues of Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the ability to correct sterility in the cases of many women. This fact is we'll established as evidenced by the following letter and hundreds of others we have published in these colums.
 Poplar Bluff, Mo. .-'I want other women to know what q blessing Lydia
New Britain herald., 1917-05-11
DROP FIRST GLASS COACHEI

Stockholm. May 11.-Eirst G11 coaches are no longer carried byT3 Swedish trains. While thsy profitable from . financial standpGG their abolition makes possible . duotion of the number of cars dr9 by each locomotive and helps shua sweden's dwindling stocks of ooaI
New Britain herald., 1917-05-11

William Barclay Parsons connected with the construction of the Panama canal and of the New York subway system. and who has already been commissioned a major in the Engin- ger Officers Reserve corps, will be at- tached to . regiment of army en-
New Britain herald., 1917-05-11

E. Plnkham @ vege- table Compound has been to me. We had always wanted . baby in our home but I was in poor health and not able to do my work. My mother and hus- band both urged me totryLydia E. Pink h am s Vegetable Compound. I did on saSv hn~1&h S~>
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
LIBERTY LOAN

This hank win be pleased to receive
Subscriptions to the 5, 1-2 per cent
Liberty Loan. up to June IS. at NO
expense to the sN1ker.
Il BANK MORGAN CITY
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVID-
UALS INVITED BY RED
CROSS TO HELP PAY FOR
SOLDIERS MESS HALL.

The mess hall in Lawrence Park is
about completed and hundred and
fifty soldier boys may now sit under
shelter while they eat their meals.
When completed, the big, airy hall
will be screened. It has been noored
and tables and benches supplied.
The cooking for the camp is done in
one end of the mess hall which is
about seventy feet long by thirty
feet wide. These Accommodations now
make almost complete one Of the
finest training camps in the South.
While beautifully shaded parade
grounds, sanitary tents, showers
ath systems, electric lights, pure
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
Italians Are Smashing
Austrian Line Around
s11 Al ssts f1a Fs-s A--e u +s.-
Trieste
British Gains Near St. Quentin
And French Activity Is
Renewed

Rome, May 27, via London
Italian troops yesterday smashed
through the Austro- Hungarian posi-
tlons between Jamiano and the Gulf
of Triest, passing the Monafalcone-
Duino Railway northeast of San
Giovanni and establishing them
selves within a few hundred yards
Of the village Of Medeazza. North Of
PLAYA the Italians carried the heights
1t the head Of Pa1liova valley. fhus
joining their Mont cucco lines With
those on hill 3es. Eleven guns were
captured aanuad moro ,,.th8ne 1900
4o-Hung.riisns were taken pfi-
soner. t.r These victories were an
bounced today 81 the Italian 8, ~
department. '
On the front in France there has
been . recrudescence 81 infantry &C.
tivvity, but not On : large scale The
British made gains in local stacks
northwest 81 st. Quentin, and near
Fontaine-les- Neroisilles. on the
southern end Of tie Arras bat6e-
fled, and repu1sed ( German attack
east Of Loos, north Of Arrss.
On the Aisne and Champagne
fronts, both the Germans and
french have been active. Around
Teton, in champagne, the German
crown prince made. three at$eeks,
and succeeded in penetrating the
French line.
!, "A eounter-attaek by Gen. Petain's
troops however forced the Germans
10 retire again to their own lines.
North. " the Aisne. the Germans
were repulsed in IN attack against
Laffaux mill, an important point.
South Of Pargny, on the Ailette,
north Of Bray-en-Loannois, Berlin
reports five French attacks were
made in vain, as was an attack near
Vauxaillon, north of Laffaux mill.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
Fdty=For Killed By
Ileraadees o. l' e In the South y
Kentucky, ( ck Tennessee, Ala
hama, Arkansas SaGers-Crep
Damage Not Serious

Chicoga, May 27.-More than $50
persons were killed, thousand or
more injured and millions Of dollars
worth Of property destroyed by tor
nadoes which swept through Kansas
on Friday, Illinois and Indiana on
Saturday and parts of Alabama.
Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky and
Southern Illinois Sunday. Reports
indicate that a large number OF
farm implements, needed to produce
the bumper crop desired this year,
we're ruined, although the spasmodie
wind struck only here and there in
its frightful play through the rural
regions. Crop damage 10 said 70 b
not heavy il grains.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
funds for the boards work, j
Denman said:

funds for the boards work, Mr..
Denman said:
every request we have made to
the treasury money has met a quick
response. It was not necessary to sell
Panama Canal bonds TO obtain
money and General Goethals must
nave been under some misapprehen-
sion with regard to this matter. I
have deep faith that the resources
of the American and Allied naval
officers and inventors will destroy
the submarine. UEtil that time, we
must keep the Allies fed and muni-
toned with fleets constantly dimin-
ished by the torpedo.
1T is not gonig to. help the war
by spreading stories Of disharmony
among the various organs Of the
government here in Washington"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
Soldiers 10 Dance AT
Ehs E S Home Tonight

The enlisted men of Company
&c" are to be entertained with .
dance at the Elks Home tonight. The
Elks are attending to the guest lists,
and the usual splendid entertain
ment for which the local Elks are
famed is assured.
Have you subscribed for war
bond. Do so today.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28

drinking water, and the good will of
friendly community, the soldiers
Of Company "C", 1st La. Infantry in
Federal Service apear to be happy
lot of men. Captain Collier and his
able lieutenants are rapidly training
their company into a hard-muscled,
disciplined lot of fighters who will
reflect credit on nation, state and
city in any encounter which may
come before them. The health of the
camp is in the competent hands Of
Captain Rutledge who is an officer
in the medical corps. Capt. Rutledge
has been here but a short time but
is a gentleman with a gift of mix
ing and already he has made many
friends.
The soldiers mess hall was ar
ranged for by the Red Cross So
ciety of St. Mary Parish. It was
thought at first that $4,000 would
complete the structure but the costs
have run to $3.50. 90 instead. A num-
ber Of organizations and individuals
have asked to be permitted to help
the Red Cross in taking care Of the
amount in excess Of their original
plans and The list given below aAews
ths subseriptions thet have been
made q this time. 3ls7.oo has been
subscribed to date -snd TIE Red
Gross Society pow invites any in
diyidqq.l. p. firm er eEgeniz..atiop te
help meet the last one hundred dol
6f4.
The Morgan City Daily Review
will be glad to receive your dons-
TORS and ada your name to the list
Of contributors, or you can mail
direct TO Mrs. E. E. Moberly, Jr.,
Ramos, La, who is parish chairman
Of the St. Mary Chapter Of the Red
Cross. The following amounts have
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28

Ceavsptisn Of Parish Sunday
Seheol Associates, at Ph.rr Chapel
Methedist Church as 7:4s tAis sve.
ming. Mise -Susis Jsdsa. one Of ~
State worker, win aldrsss Ne ESQ.
vsn.s;e.. TIE p.b,;e l. cordially -
vitsd - attend. Topics Of iatseist -
IN Sunday Sshesi Workers win Is
discussed.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
Wooden Ships Insisted
d by Chairman oennan
s,.ech Of Coethak With Steel
Head Trust Criticized


washington, May 27.-Replying
..d.y to Major General Goethals
x.elsration that the shipping boards
-ooden ship program entrusted to
4. general is hopeless, Chairman
I .nman, Of the board issued = state
j - declaring that with the most
's-.eesa.ful steel building campaign
! ....;ble there still will be need for
thousand wooden ships.
4. referring directly to General
! reethals' speech At = dinner in New
Tera Friday night, Mr.. Denman
lid:
awe believe that the committees
~ Congress, and not . public dinner
- fbe head Of the steel trust, are
/ plaee for the discussion Of INST
rs Of policy with regard 70 e ship-
The shipping bo.Es' =, lst ~
frpose in it, activitiel H
IS It the present 81: ia II.
p,anan, that ii, - Nls e uta&sf
Z adaavor, and powers to 49,
V Submarine campaign St tAe a.
Snan empire. No persSl. R6r m. r.
essesd groups Of cspi:ist can
INV any one Of ~ into : eonko-
= NY with General Goethelh Pp5 IL
e thing the general il ssflaae
@If IN the ships that en- te Rqilt
SilAin the next eighteen months ffs
nt. thsre would stiil be nod 1oe
thsusand wooden ships to make
ood the deficit in our merehent
Dnnags, trough the German rata of
stsuc4son = reduced hah that ..
nblisAed in the month Of April. /
: not know whether . thousand
eodsn ships could be built IN Sigh-
tesa nontls. TAsse .vas hope
txprssssd hat We could, snd I have
farsfully avoided denying tie possi-
fity Of realizing Of this hope. My
n iii1fi On Tor not denying n s because
1 = net care to have our German
enemiss in Berlin receive that
Il1Uu1G Of comfort. + can state, 1
)hink, hat General Goethals Is Of
~ 4pe point of view With regard
b the Germans. Every attempt to
make it appear that there is disrup-
Ion between General Coethals and
~ board i adding to German COM
1T AID assurance"
OF General Goethals' statement
3 the treasury had made no .ef-
M 70 sell $50,000,0o worth Of
Apana Canal bonds to provide
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
Message To Brazilian
Congress Urges De-
fensive Measures
Chief Executive Recommends
That German Sh ips lnterned
Be Utilize!

Rio De Janerio, Saturday, May 26.
in transmission )-The
committee on foreign relations in
the Brazilian Congress today draft.
ed measure recommending the
cancellation of the decree of April
25, 1917, which declared the neu-
:rality of Brazil in the war between
Germany and the United States.
President Braz, under the bill,
would be authorized to take neees-
sary steps for the carrying out Of
this law to put into practice the acts
which result from the cessation Of
neutrality.
The Brazilian foreign minister TO-
day presented to Congress = nes~
fake signed By President Brax In
which Il Il stated uiat the sinking
Of Brazilian merchantmen by Ger
man submarines obliges the govern
ment to take measures Of defense
against the Teuton U-boats. The
utilization, but not confiscation, Of
German vessels interned in Brazilian
teaports is suggested. -. !,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
GOING FORWARD

Morgan City and Berwick Will
soon be the busiest sections Of south
west Louisiana. At each place .
large boat building plant win be e.
tab7ished-the one 1t Berwick to be
capable Of constructing twelve boats
at once, and the one At Morgan City
five way yard win be constructed.
Those monster plants win Be psrma-
nent, and the protectors 6ave large
contracts FOR the construction u al
kinds Of water craft, from 6e
ocean going ships 10 tie snaal tae.
Thee two plants require The -
vices Of several thousand men md
WIN be piid waSeS eommsnsufate
With dseir ability, and that means
the business interest Of these two
towns win be largely increased.
These Investments will be bene-
fit 10 all Ghis section Of Louisiana.
Millions Of feet Of lumber win be
consumed and Thousands Of tons of
other material win be necessary for
the carrying on Of these enterprises.
We hail with much pleasure the
prospective advantage Of that Sec
ton Of st. Mary, because it belongs
to us-that is. the people of the en-
tire parish, and each one should be
proud of the prosperity Of any por-
ton Of our own domain.-Weekly
Watchman.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28

Judge T. M hitting. member Of
the state board Of affairs, will be
in Franklin next Saturday, June 2.
to address the people on the ques-
ton Of taxation. This is an impor-
tant proposition to the public and a
large number of people should be
present and thereby become inform
ed about the system to be adopted in
the ture...Weekly Watchman.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
NAVY LE4c6E

The Navy League Comforts Com
mittee win meet at the home Of
Hrs. A. F. Storm, Tuesday, May 20.
st 8 o'clock p. m. AL who are inter-
estedx in making comforts for the
battleship Louisiana are cordially In
vited 20 attend.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28

n II n3zI4p City and Berwick:
NoWf1 the tne to have repairing
OF building done. Drop me line and
/ win furnish IN estimate on any
class Of inside or outside woodwork,
building, or decorating. Address.
Lock Box 2O2, Morgan City, La. \
y Il. D. C&llRARDl.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28

AUTO FOR HIRE Night and
day service. Moderate prices-Ring
Dragna's Residence. Prone 290 or
Dimiclli's saloon Phone 50. Gus
Dragna, Prop. 1wk.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-28
'.snowER DANCE"

A most deli&htful affair Of the
season was. tie Shower Dance given
Friday night by Mrs. L. c. Kyes
complimentary to Miss Florence
Ditch, = May bride elect.
Beautiful cut flowers were placed
in every available place and 81 the
dining hall skasta daisies were pro.
fusely used.
Promptly ut nine O'Clock the
grand march wss played and after
. number of pretty figures, the
music suddenly ceased and in . clear
sweet voice Mrs.. Kyes Informed tie
guests that even during war periods
and talk Of conscription Dan Cupid
sends forth ENJOYS and HEat one
tdinpled. brown-eyed maiden" had
answered Ills call. This announces
Eaent was made in m 4sietnal .Yer1s.
wAien !; rought forth quite bit 4
cosame,t.
A bouquet of red carnations was
then presented M;s@ Florence, VITO
Wa. told that the howerg were n nm
I'll twenty-four and to Nok for tne
O. e. tv-erty-threc gifts, which wee
he's fer the finding. Amidst lau'' !.
ter, and ordinations of surprise
aud delight, the novel game Of find
ing the gifts took place.
Packages, large, small and tall,
oval, round and square.
Were soon brought forth from every
nook, still one was wanting there
At last in absolute despair, Miss
Florence Glanced to see
A piece Of paper on "Chagg's" coat
which numbered twenty-three."
Having found "a Tie packages.
- wsrs, at last free to zee tie
wrapped 1np gifts. and such beast5es
Of cut glass. ivory and dainty handi-
work ~ hsy we're.
Then followed dancing, and the
evening Vas most enjoyably spent
R3iciSps fruit punch and cake were
served throughout the evening.
Those enjoying Mn. Kyes' hospi-
tality were; Misses Florence Ditch,
Louise Shelbourne, Irene Marques.
Halle Bibhina, Bessie Conklin, Julia
LynelA Clotilde Landry, Lottie
ChisoI7h Winnie and Hazel Smyly
and Edna. Gillen. Messrs. r. Char
eois, A. H. Kenny, E. E. Chauvin,
E. Chauvin and Rauol and Eugene
Delas, z. Comeaux, Edwin 0'Brien,
y. B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Chronister, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bernauer, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Ditch and Mrs.
Z. C. Kyes.
Miss Petty Phelps Of jackson,
Alabama, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Phelps. After visit here,
she will spend a while in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Alpha Of
Franklin were the guests Of Mrs. w
Kreisle.
Mrs. Mary Bodin of Franklin was
/ the guest Of her daughter Mrs
Maurice Shannon Sunday.
Mrs. jeff Mouton of Layafettt
was the guest of Miss Hazel Boud
reaux.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

Trainer Johnny Powers said yester- day that he will start his noted race horse, Leoehares, at the Oakla@n Park meeting in one of the handicaps
 provided that the son of Broomstick- Leayonara does not have to carry the Rock of Gibraltar Leochares car ried l40 pounds to victory at New Or leans, and Trainer Powers is of the opinion that this is about as much as he should ever be asked to houldgr
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
HENRY HElTMAN DEAD.

Henry Hei,man tae cry -tal mec chant for the last forty years. passed away sunday. March II. at the age Of 73 years. He was born in Germany .iRherc brother and sister survive him. and one brother Charles Heit- man. from Nacoedoches Texas The latter with hi= wife were here 10 ac tend 10 his last wants for the past week, and last evening took the ra-
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
+oreL coMo ARRLvALs.

t. B Wa-hbura. r. ] lamahdu. Dr. uo'L Mich. Sam < .lom4H Pine BWt W. r. Duuus. Juu. V. Uu.aaI.N. Ncm- Nicholas lttic Ij.a E q Ma6N tmlr. Sew p'InHus. Mr. aud Mr- E D. I1rllas- Atlanta, G3.. poni- Nathan Sprued.id. Oho Mrs $ N. Sarhck Fort smith. Aas Emma Reuben. Chicago. Mr. Hnd Ms li Mayer Si Louis w. r.. Woi- lctt Chicago, Mrs Kohn Mir Noel Lo-p, GJv r. Thompson Liulc Rock T.. # E casFl s' tGmgago u ' sd,e. low York Citv Clay radlrv <1u-aS CiN. G B. Wu-on. Chicago. J Ii uaH Cfo-- eett Ark. Sid E E"jding, Lirtlr Eook Mack Buw@une and wife, St. Louis l. e Newton Mrs Lee Summrrnold LAt- le Rock s. Smmefsld and wife. Lattle Rock H t Fa-tpF 8nd wste anl
 i-toI Memphis. C < iIudcaSter F. Campbell cnmdiu- Jones Ijule Rock. Mr. and Ms Harrison. Pine Bufi J. Nj Cook Houston. Texas
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

Jockey Jack Hanover put up a rous- ine finish on Milton Roblee in the sec ond race yesterday, and the old horse demonstrated that he still has lot of run left in him. Milton Roblee is q full brother 10 Wilhite, which raced so successfully for several years for w. C. Tanks. and at one time was considered q high-class race horse. Hanover has had only a few mounts here, but he has made those count as rule
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

The handicap on yesterday card, which was won by Aldebaran, was the first $500 purse of the meeting. In. udentally it was the first track record Of the meeting to be touched, The mark which Aldcbaran eQuslled was set last year by Pan Harcta and the mare which was good al that time carried 135 pounds when she made it. | rom noA on there will be one $GQU purse caeh day.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

Racing Secretary Jack Campbell has provided an excellent card for today with a handicap at a mile and fur long as the feature. Lovers of route racing will get their fill as four of the events will be over a distance of ground. The firth race will bring out T field of twelve of the best selling platers at the race track, and there were some thrdNouts for this event.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
A CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank "ur many friends. both white and colored for their kindness during the illness and death of my husband our son and brther Mr. Wm Watts Jr
 Mrs Lucille Watts
 Mr. and Mrs Vim Watts
 Mrs C. Turner
 Mrs. A King
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
mecHesueYs SELECTIONS.

Fit~t Race Sister su#r. Rose Pou. p1~h.
 second Bae Handful Rlpce. King K Third Race lctlar rer-eus Quick Fourth Race. GIumpN, I'r' 1Nmah Herbert Temple
 Fitth Race Poekichoo Tlne-3-lius. Iim
 si>tu Raee Tueo Gibraltar Hops
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The first race yesterday was a "sau. sae6 handicap" if there ever was one The field was made up of the cheap est sort of horses and the only reason that Minnie F won was because some horse had to win. Manioc demon trated again that he is absolutely "no horse"
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr ". II. Hickson announces that be treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases. by method that is simply wonderful Also diseases of the rectlm and cures piles without the use of the knife Twenty years In Hot Springs. Citizens Natl Bank Bldg. 2-2l-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
OSCAR MURRAY DEAD.
altimore and Ohio Railroad Magnato

baItlmore and Ono RaIIroad Magnate
 Was Friend to This Resort.
 Oscar II. Murray one time presi dent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail. road. and who was chairman of the board of directors of that road, died yesterday and the news was received in tms city with much regret by many friends Uni, big railroad man had made on his many visits here Alr Murray was a loyal friend of this resort and not alone enjoyed coming here. but frequently sent his friends here
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
RAILnIRp.s sflrcrloNs-

FWct Race Rose Point Commeasa Dash
 Second Raco Haudful Industry Uazel- NnH.
 Third Race St.l.Hrf perecu- petn- Fourth Race tiruWpr I}Nulimuh IiDrhert TcmpI,
 Fitth Bace. Frin2-a-Ilue.
 ltizz raoNoAoo
 Sixth Race. tiMalttr Jessie lrl -e Hops
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DEMPseYs TURF GOSSIP.

One of the most popular victories of the day yesterday was that of Kali. tan which scored in easy fashion in the third event. and which is owned by A. A. Reilly owner of the Victoria Oil Company and prominent Wall Street broker Alr Reilly was not able to be on hand to see his horse perform, but he is expected to spend few days here before the OaklaEn Park meet ing ends His business partner Frank e. Waters. was al the track, however and profited handsomely by the horse win After his victory Kalltan va. a much sought horse there be. ing four claims in for him, and in the draw Nose Cossman agent for the F. B Bradley stable, got him for $l.Go0 The others who had claims in for him were Miller Henderson. Sam Louis and C. t Chancellor
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

John w. Schorr got m yesterday
 from his home in Memphis. Tenn. Since the close of the New Orleans meeting Schorr took a trip to Douglas Park, Louisville. Ky, 10 look over his stable of twenty-four horses which are wintering there in rare of Trainer George Land and also went 10 Lexing- ton, Ky, fer a short visit. He reports that all of his horses are in excellent shape and that he will give the East erners q tussle for honors in the s15,- 000 Kentucky Derby with Harry Kelly and Cudgel T expect to win the derby with Harry Kelly" said Schorr "and it would not surprise me if my horses ran one, two, Cudgel being the other one on which I pin my hopes. Then 1 also have ButterscOtch II and Spring Wheat nominated in the big event In all look to have an excel. lent year with my stable and m horses will have 10 DC seriously reck- oned with in Kentucky and on the New York tracks
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
GOING To THE RACES?

Cadillac Auto Service will take yca there on Time. Automobiles for hire at all hours. PRONE 775.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
ALDERMAN TIES
 OAKLAWN RECORD
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

White Crown another of the Living ston horses. was the fayorite, and was third Key got up to the econd place in the last of the home drive.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

flank 0'Day veteran National League umpire, was q visitor at the track yesterday. Hank got in from the Pacific coast, where he has win tered. and looks the picture of health
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

Bemll Cherry Bark wll stop that colgh 2a. R C. Morris Drug Co.,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15
ENTRIES AND HANDICAPS
 By j. ORTELL
TAuRspAY,e sELecrIoNs.

rIRsT RACE-RosE POINT BROOM CORN. CoMMENsIN SECOND HACB~TALEBEARER HAHElNt r. HANpF1 II- THIRD fACE BLACK FROST. PlerLAR, QUICK FIFTH RACE-OTHElIo BRIHZ. TING-A-L1NG. SiNrB E~TlRCD. LYNCH
 ONE BEST-OT1EIIo.
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Jockey w A. Carroll was back in the saddle yesterday after an absence of two days due to a suspension. He close up a couple of times. but could not land a winner
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

For reliable roof work call Geo. l.. Turk, phone 339 t2 27tf
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rURco IS GIVEN PREFERENCE IN sIXrH.
CHART
SEVENTH DAYS RESULTS
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST,

 nd undse [ off n
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-15

was lead wire a White