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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-12
DID YOU KNOW

Members of the Tri-City Automo-
bile Trade association Will hold a
special meeting at the Moline Y. NJ.
&c. A. next Tuesday evening at z
O'Clock. Louis l.. Cory and r. o..
Prest, respectively chairman of the
board of control and secretary OF
the Electrical association, will give
the principal talks. The need or
system and standardization will be
the topic for discussion. Dinner
will precede the business session.
Charging "inhuman and I'M
natural conduct" Mrs. Rosa He'd
strom, Moline, has brought suit for
divorce in Moline city court against
her husband, Elmer Hedstrom.
Judge G. o. Dietz yesterday after
noon allowed the complainant $50
for attorneys fees and granted 50
week as temporary alimony. The
marriage was performed in Rock
Island in November, 1916, and the
couple lived together a year. The
court has also issued an injunction
restraining Mr.. Hedstrom from
withdrawing $500 from a bank. The
suit is to be bitterly contested, c.
e. Dietz appearing for the defend
ant and j. B. Oakleaf and c. j..
Searle for the wife.
Frank A. Johnson of the Moline
Furniture works is enjoying visit
from his son, Lieutenant Franklin
Johnson, who recently won a com
mission in the aviation section of
the United States army. He will
soon be sent to France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-12

All the news all the time The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-12

All the news ell the time-Fhe
Argus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

the subscription period ends, Octo-
Der 10.
Influenza has compelled the ahau
donmcnt OF public loan meetings 81
scores of cities, and has made vic
inns Of hundreds Jpf canvnsSers and
speakers, but reports 10 hradquar
ters today told OF the quick change
OF tactics in many communities hN
substituting house to house canvass
ing for mass meetings
Oregon and Montana over.
Oregon and Montana today Joined
Iowa IN the list of states which have
oYersubscr!bcd their quotas
- In proportion Of quota already
subscribed the 81. louiS' district
leads all others with ~ per cent, ana
Boston. despite its being hard hit Ivy
the influenza, follows with IS per
cent The New York district.
though producing the greatest az
greEatc of subscriptions * sixth
among the II districts reporting. In
the whole country the loan Is Just
IA per cent subscribed
Rural districts throughout tho
west seem To he farther progressed
toward their goals than urban COM
munitics, although some farming
districts have delayed the opening
or their campaigns To let farmers get
pressing work out Of the way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
WOMEN ARE TO TAKE
THE PLACES OF MEN

Spr.ta, to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. ia--Dhla.
homt viii JON a nation wide cam b.
paiEn 10 place women In positions
now held by men Vim u-csscutidl
industries. cold facts from Wash
,ugtun show the labor situation to-
be- critical ana men must hr had
from all sources to meet the demands
OF the government 10 furnish the
army with needed supplies The
war department has projected an
enormous program apparently rock -
less OF the fact that there Is not
enough labor available to carry II
out, IN reality rclyinH on the viii Of
the American people to drop eNYN
thing else and put II through" Is the
statement which tho department Of
labor has made To community boards
m oklahoma.
AT this moment this program is
seriously retarded for lack OF man
power IN war industry said stat"
bircctoC T.. T.. Gunnally Of the United
States employment service today
Community boards Will study the
Industries in their communities with
"A view to determining those in which
women can he used in war Work and
In what non war Industries women.
should replace men 50 TINT such men
may 20 into war work. This Will he
submitted for approval Of the federal
director and advisory hoard Of Okla
homa. when approved these lists
will be given widespread publiciiN.
Men will soon recognize that they
are doing work which should he lett
to the women and their future
course will he clear. 10 Will he the
task OF the United States employ
meut service To place women In po-
sitions wheru it determines they
should be at work.
Womcns divisions have already
been established In oklahoma CITY.
Tulsa and Muskogec At the proper
time other divisions will bS formed,
the state director added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

quired to maintain a daily subscrip-
ton rate OF $4,000, 900. Bond sales
officially tabulated from reports OF
banks were announced by the treas
ury tonight as s55,l32,SO or an
increase of 3229,OOO.OOO in the last
"a hours.
This represents results for the five
working days up to last night. At
the standard rate, 3315,0OO,OO a
day, the record by this time should
have been EI575,OO0,0OO.
Payments Not Made.
This method OF a calculation fails
10 take into consideration. however.
the fact that many subscriptions
have not been backed up by first
payments, and consequently are not
recognized in the official reports.
and that natural procrastination will
cause thousands OF citizens to post
pone entering pledges until late in
the campaign. National headquar-
ters today Issued reminder that
only l3 working days remain before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
WILL TAKE CALIFORNIA
OZONE TO WASHINGTON

Miss Anita King, pretty motion
picture star, parted with four very
dear friends I'm Los Angeles, cal,
when she started on her prese4
tour from that city To Washington
ID. c., in the interest OF the fourth
Liberty loan.
Il had grown quite fond of these
four friends" she said In letter
to friend 'Thcy were with me
for weeks and weeks. during which
we Travelled more than $4,000 miles
together. In all that time they re-
NAMED true and steadfast. even
when the going was rough and the
weather bad.
"I had to bid them good bye, how
over, when | started on this present
tour, because $1,000 on one set OF
four tires without change * al
most enough TO ask OF anything
Because they were Fircstonc Cord
tires, is the reason that | am having
my car for this great tour equipped
with that make"
Miss King believes in safety first
she says. and that IL an added rea.
son for the fact that her racy little
car Is equipped with FirestOne prod
uCts.
In another tour of the country
made two years ago. Miss King ar
rived in New York with the air o'
California in the Firestone tires upor
which she was riding.
Upon this trip" she said, II mear
20 drive up TO the White House a
Washington with California air II
all four OF my tires. l do not be
levo that to be an idle boast"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
BUY UNTIL 1T is
A BIG SACRIFICE

- CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE
hands OF the auditor. or certified by
the banks through their bond de-
partment.
"Thcrc'n be no fiction in the loan
figures IL | can help it," announced
Chairman Davenport.
OF the total subscribed yesterday.
the women workers had been given
credit for S1,296,9J0, and in apprc-
citation of the organization perfected
by Mrs Frank Haskell, she was pre-
sented Yesterday with beautiful
bouquet OF roses. compliments Of the
men workers She was also given IA
workers emblem for her splendid
activity
At the luncheon short talks were
made by various citizens, Mayor
Hubbard saying that the city was
trying to get its finances in shape TO
buy at least 10000. worth more Of
the bonds, having already bought
that sum from the sinking funds.
The Atlas Life Insurance company,
a new Tulsa enterprise, bought SO
600 worth OF bonds yesterday
through the First National bank.
This was the initial investment Of
the company, and is a patriotic start
Honor badges have been awarded
to the various workers who have
sold as many as 25 bonds. Those
decorated" to date are as follows:
Messrs. EltoE B. Hunt, G. G..
Schmelzel, Marion McCarty, Robert
W. Stekoll, Joseph Davis, Joseph
Olson, Louis Olson, NJ. X. Travis,
Jap Lewis, Rabbi NJ. Teller, Sam
Boorstein. Richard Durrctt, J. T..
Blair, DR.. c. X. Francis. +. Il. Hhol-
don, j. f. kirkpatrick. William G1od-
man, Ben Curtis. j. II. Gardner, Ray
S'ellows. w +. Stahl, John W. Cum
Mngham, MOwry Bates, w. i. Stone,
r. L. McCline, Philip Kates, n. g.
Henthorne, II. C. Smith. A. J. Cripe,
A. C. Hunt, l. g Chase, H. L. Rabi-
deau, q. f. Bell. l.. r. Abbott, Joe
Levy, Elbert Eskridge, T.. A. Guise,
c. II. Haggard, NJ. u. Creel. ID. n.
Mitchell. Robert Roice Carson. Harry
kiskaddon, j. Is. Livingston, B.
Pearlstein. Sam Boorstein, W. A.
Vandever, +. c. Freddy, G. r. Boil
ing, NJ. B. York. d. f.. Isaacs, w.
+. Deitarman, w. +. Mayo. 6. a.
Burleson. II. ". owens. c. H.
Fenstemache,. =. o. Larson. e. J..
Holland, NJ. V. Walter, Captain a.
Ray Wiley. r G. Cunningham, W.
G. Steger, l. q. ROsscr.
Misses Marion Gibncy, Charlie
Nickel. Vera Fall. W. g. Franklin.
Ollie Cole. Gertrude Connoly. Ozea
Bourg. Bess Bourland, Ethlyn Car
penter.
MesIames ]. II. Markham jr., W.
G. Hunter, l. G. RoSser, j. ID. Burke.
II. y. Cries, w L. Brown, j r.
Iantry, r *. simmons, l.. Il. Il.
Aaronson, T. X Smith. Chas, Doug
lis. NJ. Gallas, II. Barnett. Alice Bro
gan. .. II. Leonard Alpha Peed,
Ralph billiard G. o Robinson. a.
W. Roth, ]. NJ. Berry. T. p. Walter,
G. G. Gillette, Helen Kemp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
FINANCE COMMITTEE
SPEEDS UP REVENUE
Haste Ia Rcporting Eight Million
Dollar Measure VIII Determine
Time oG Adjournment.

NASiuNGTON. oct I Although
both houses were marking time
while awaiting important legislation
now before committees congressional
leaders today held up their plans for
definite recess or Adjournment
uNrr the November elections until
the new revenue hill and the seven
billion dollar army emergency ap-
propriatiou measures take more
definite form. ~
The senate was not In session,
having adjourned yesterday until
Monday. hut leaders in IN" house
agreed 10 put into effect an informal
recess 10y meeting and ddinurning
each day until October II. when the
army appropriation measure is to
hc reported by the military commit
tee.
Whether congress will adjourn
over the elections admittedly de
pcnds upon the speed made by the
senate finance committee in com
plrtlng the revision Of the house
draft of tn" revenue bill. The com
mittcc spocdcd w today meeting
earlier than heretofore and remain
Ing IA session unttl later hour.
republican Leader Lodge, a morn %
her of the finance committee, In a
statement today replying To Score
tAry Meadows request. said that the
committee has had the hll only six
working days ana that time is i'm
rcratlyc To consider the great Qucs-
tion involved. Including amendments
urged hy MIR MCAdoo
Rapid progress was made by tho
finance tnIlN IN tho I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
ARE YOU HALF AS LOYAL q
AS THIS OLD FARMER1

when the drive started for the
third Liberty loan. a farmer Of very
limited means and large family en-
tered the bank in which he kept his
account and informed them that
he had FllG ON deposit and wanted
10 give half OF it to the government.
They had very difficult time per
suading him 10 buy $50 bond. AS
he iRsiaied that nc wanted nothing
for his money and meant to CON
tribut" that amount. They finally
prevailed upon him to accept the
bond. Shortly afterward he re-
ccived for his part of the crops. as
renter, $3.50 and Immediately went
to the bank and invested 5000 Of this
amount In Liberty bonds. This left
him but $3.50 to tide him over until
he was again able to raise "A crop,
as he had no other source Of income
and was only "a renter farming" for
a share OF the crops. lie is also
quite an elderly man and not in
very good health.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
DESTR0YERS THE LAST
WORD IN FIGHTING SHIPS

According TO William G.. Shcp
herd, the war correspondent, who
tells in Eycrybody's for October how
America Is combating the T-boat
menace, our naval submarine des-
trOycr la the last word In fine ship
building. 1T costs {2,0OO,OUu. 1t H.
really two oNQuisitely mounted tur-
binc engines with "A thin skin OF steel
put around them to keep them
afloat. These engines have the power
OF -, 900 horses, enough to drive "A
great liner. Tho destroyer is so
loaded with bombs and tOrpcdOcs
and explosive dcviltircs that 1t is,
potentially, huge bomb in itself.
II slices the ocean at forty miles an
hour. il Is all power and danger. II
can not upset. While AN ordinary
ship is doomed II she rolls much
lower than IS degrees or half way
down to the surface of the sea, the
destroyer on the side uf wave can
roll over to lO7 degrees, which is II
degrees below level, and still right
herself.
Such is the tool that Young Amer
ica, In the European anti-submarine
patrol. has used. And he has used IL
eNultingly, with the blood OF excite
ment and adventure surging through
his young body. Master OF the power
OF $1,000 horses. riding its thin shell
like an aviator on silk wings con
queror of the ten-month storm that
sweeps yearly across the ocean and
about the shores OF England, ireland
and France, he is "A component part
OF a piece OF hurtling death"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Warranty Deeds.

T. \. Trusty and Wife to /. l..
Cain, $4,000; same land.
J. r. Hall to r. G. McGovern. $3.50:
lots 3 and 4, block u. North Side
addition to Broken Arrow
r c. McGovern and Wifc 10 A.
MCkechan, $32j, same land.
Mrs w. S. and w l.. Hall TO y.
Ellis, $3.50; lot 35. block l. North
Side addition.
Berry-IIart company to J.. B.wil-
IiamS, $3.50. lot -, block 3, Rosedale
addition.
c. Page 10 Il y. Emmerson. S2S2.
lot IS. block ~, Sand Springs.
r. ". DaYis TO II. G. Schultz, $3.50,
lot 80. LloCk ., Garden City.
T.. Page to w. IT. Manning. Si25,
lot Z. block s, South Side addition.
Sand Springs.
VI. H. Hardesty to 4. r. Hard esty
ST. one half interest in lot ~, block
), Clinton addition.
K. r. Niece and husband to c. II
Nicholson, $500. lot 8. block 4, East
Lynn addition.
G., l.. Rothrock and wife to T.. r.
and 4. l.. Zabinski, 81. south hall
southwest quarter northwest quar-
ter 17-2O-13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Drumright Man Dead In France.
SPECIAL TO The World.

DRUMRIGHT, Okla. oct. -
Sergt. John W Smally of Drum
right. "A soldier in France, was killed
in action on september IL, according
to information received yesterday
caibo and sea ports with a total ca %
who Is resident Of this city. Ser
geant Smally Is the first boy 10 go
from Drumright who was killed IN
the fighting in France. lie was "A
member of the 18th division OF the
American eNpeditionary force and
Joined the colors on August 10, 1917
lie was 81 years old and an en-
ploye of the Gypsy Oil company at
Drumright before entering the army
He has father living at Summet-
vile. Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

HOUSTON, Texas, oct. 4-Sec
Lieut.. King Relser and Cadet r. J
Leader fell in an airplane at Filing
ton field Friday afternoon. Lieuten.
ant f}elser received injuries from
which he later died, Cadet Leader
was not seriously hurt Lieutenant
Relsers home is in Arkansas city
Ark, and Cadet Leader lives at FL,
kins, W. Va,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
COURT RECORDS.
District Court

III. Underwood VS.. j. u. Stratford,
transfer appeal from Smitherman.
justice peace.
A. Greer w. II. g. Bolllnger ct al ,
transfer appeal from Slack, justice
peace.
Federal Motor company Va. T.. q.
Fahnstock. transfer appeal from
Gray justice peace.
s. Mitchell vs.. \. Mitchell divorce
(answer fled.
w. GraysOn Vs. II. Il. Cummings
ct al, $4,000 and accounting and
wipd-up partnership.
T. NJ. Cunningham Va. J. G.. Cum
ningham ct al. separate mainten-
anCe.
In re- habeaS corpus ", McCredy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Influenza on Incrrase.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 4-InfIu-
enza is on the increase in PhiIadel-
phla, 1873 new cases having been re-
ported In the last "a hours As a
result Of the epidemic. Philadelphia
will, after o'clock tonight, "be
bone dry" for the first time In its
history.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Three Ribbon Specials
Little Things at Big
Savings

Ocean Pearl >Buttons: sizes
IS. IS and 20. Special satur-
day, dozen DC
Extra flno Ocean Pearl But
tons; sizes % and 20. Spe-
cial Saturday. 2 dozen .i5c
Large Plush Buttons, in flat
and round tops. Special,
each ..........71ic to 15c
Human Hair Nets; all colors:
cap and oblong shape. Spe-
cial 1Sc each; 3 for .... .2Sc
Fancy Wash Cloths; blue
stripes; fine quality terry.
Special .............,.10 .10c
White Wash Cloths; pink
and blue edges. Special.
for ..........9.........f6c f6c
Nassau Basting Thread; 500
yards on a spool. Special,
2 spools 1Sc
Black Headed Pins. Special
Saturday. , dozen 1Oc
Celluloid Hair Pins; one
dozen in o box. Special Sat
uru9y .'....'.,. ........l lbc
Safety Pins; nickel only,
Regular l0c card. Special.
? cards ................t5c t5c
Snap Fasteners: both black
and white: one dozen on a
card. Special. cards for csc
Face Chamois; oblong shape.
Regular 20c. Special ...i5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
MORE SPEED NEEDED
TO GET LOAN QUOTA
Nation Moves at Little More Than
Half Rate Required To Insure
subscription OF $4,000, 900.
BILLION NOT YET REACHED
gonds are Fourteen Per Cent Sub
Acribcd With Thirteen Working "
Days Left.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4--The ma
,an is marching toward its Sc 5000
100000 Liberty loan goal at just a
..t,c more than half the speed re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Z. 8. District Court.

In re Ardmore Motor Car com
pany Ardmorc; involuntary bank
ruptcy.
In re Tulsa Barber Supply com
pany, Tulsa; involuntary bankruptcy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
.Ayintors Hurt.

WASHINGTON. oct. 4.-Second
Lieutenant Burr S. Cameron and
Corporal Charles NJ. Colntepas were
seriously injured today In an air
plane accident at Scott field, Illinois,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
BnlIdinR Permits.

NJ =. Challinor addition dwelling
lot T. block :, BeIlview addition,
$3.50
g. H. Dietrich, l-story frame
dwelling part lots 1915, block 20.
GiIlett-ITall addition, $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
WHITE GOODS SPECIALS
81x99 Fine Sheets, $1.98

Made of best quality woarwell shsetng; no seams.
full bed sir
Devonshire and Kiddy Cloth, 45c
The new patterns are here; 80 different designs
to choose from; checks plaids and plain .colors.
Hemstitched Pillow Cases, Special 3lc
Linen finished; made OF very fine quality muslin;
42x3G-Inch size. Regular 40o cases.
27-ineh Fancy Ginsham, Special lee
Choice ooorngs In plaids and checks. The 4 a,
regular price 26c Saturday at, yard lON
Here's Good Silk Special
One table OF Messalines and Taffetas In plaids
and stripes; 3s inches wide; regular 81 and t225
qualities. Special all day Saturday. the CT 10
yard ............,........... VAsSO
Three Ribbon Specials
One lot Of fancy ribbons in floras plaids stripes;
also plain colors; 35c values. Special, the OOn
yard. all day Saturday ................. AOV
Ribbons in plain colors piaIds floral and stripes
up to 6-lnch widths: 45c yard regularly 0E -
Special for Saturday. the yard .......... OOC
Ono table Of ribbons. 7-inch widths; beautiful
broad stripes. florals, plads: also plain colors
yard ....................... OOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Senator Afflicted.

WASHINGTON, oct. 4.-senator
King OF Utah is the first senate
member reported Ill with Spanish
influenza.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Children's Fall Hats at rs
Per Cent Reduction

Vclvets. veloura. felts and bea-
vcrs: many different patterns;
comprising our entire stock OF
children's fall hats: special Sat-
urday at % Per Cent OFF.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Soft Sole Baby Shoes, 85c
Value at 45c

Sizes . and I. They are IN both
white and black; s5c values:
special Saturday. the pair .4Sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
$l.75 Galatea Middies at
$l.45

These are extra good quality OF
Galatoa with fancy collars and
cuffs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

36-inch Storm Serge, sec
All the wanted colors, including navy blue OO,
40-inch Dress Goods, Special $2.19
Repps. Storm Serge and EpanGalnes choice suit
ing we'll worth the regular price OF 60 10
35c CretonneS, 29c
36-inch fancy Cretonnes in many different designs
for comfort and quilt covers; regular s5c OOc
Meadowbrook Madras, 75c Value 59c
All new fan patterns; both broad and narrow
stripes; 7Sc values. Special Saturday. the EOo
-.- Japanese Crepe 39c
ss-inch Japanese Crepe In plain and fancy de-
signs; n regular 59c value. Special for 0Oo
Saturday the yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OOO
Two Attractive Hosiery Specials
Ladies' Effel silk Hose; Isle top reinforced heel
and toe, in all colors regular 'i.s5 val C1 10
uc. Special for Saturday. the pair -. V1sAO
Ladies' Fiber SILK Hose in white and all colorB
reinforced heel and toe: extra heavy quality. Hose
that sells regularly at 6Oc the pair Special no -
for Saturday pairs for ............... OCN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
County Court.

A j. Rcrend vs.. Tulsa Red Bal
Transfer company, $3.50: replevin
5000 and $50 damages.
w. W. Lockhart w. B. G. Goble
$3.50; breach of drilling contract.
In re adoption OF Johnnie William
Nash, minor.
In re estate OF S. NJ. Teel. deceased
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

Middle West Baking company vs
A. Francis. transfer appeal from
LitSon, Justice peace.
a. GOOdison w. o. n. Goodison,
divorce IwaiverD,
The Washington herald., 1918-03-17
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Si1 fUloaa KinnsT. 10
tSandel. 70 2 " 10 ! 70 ! w1n; Blhs y.
III tGentryl. y % !. % l. ~ & s~ooad !;
DuugAs =. rs tStiriIng1, 70 l. 70 L 10 8.
third TimA. Ia Csao Up. NArasnn and
RosdmAEtsT also rSn
SECOND RACB-Sr turlna hnv yoA -
UEtel. B 70 % = % q vun; Na-trA -
tSapdel. . 20 l. 2 TO 1. even. eonad; Rayoco.
Zoe tGentTyl, 70 !. 10 l, even. third nmss
lls4S SruirkinE RG Emma. opbsla VI
BArtA. BliEhOuss. Darksg and Los ro-tuDs
also rNn.
THIRD RACE-sir nrlsoSI KunA rs
iSAndel. TO ]. even. % Z wa; Scosch KH~.
10 RobinsDnl. % s. 70 & 70 q ssound
Bsuasbo Billy. III CSolznl. . % L 70 / Q %
third Tine, liSSG stnE. Thstis Gren.
Sir RAYMOND Philemoo and Unds HArt AAsO
un-
FOURTH RAcT-Fvs and oas-haH furlousL
MErss Nous. n ts&ndsl, Z TO !. . 70 8. , 20 3.
WOn, lcArla. l0 (R0oinsoul. 10 4 out seonnd
PostnAstsC, . mrerl, to l. 70 20 O.
FavOrIte and MSDokin also un.
FIFTH RACE-One and oosSlGhth mils.
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