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CUMPARA w. S. S.

Daca vrci Ca turma sa-ti fie
IL siguranta trebuc sd cureti i'm
orejurimile de lupi Asa e 81 cli
.arile. daca vOr si traiasca il,
oacc 81 armOnie, trebue sa sc
'cape ori puma la respect pc celc
lraparete. Gcrmania este 0 tara
:are s'a inaltat MI prin propriile
'uteri sau prfn encrgia nationa-
d, ci prin furturilc GU care s /,
leprins. Industrial germana a fost
.ladita GU bani luati dc la Fran
,ezi dupa razboiul din 1870 -
si de sigur ca 81 acum planuieste
"a Sc imbogateasca de pc spina-
ga popoarelor din altc tari. Po-
,orul german 81 Kaiserul sd po-
rivesc de IMMUNE Gu anecdota
'pusa de filosoful Persian Sadi.
Ell spunc ca fost un sultan, Ga
re, de altfel era foarte lac6m,
Il de cite ori trecea pc linga gra-
linile oamenilor rupca cite un
mar san alt fruct, lar servitorii
'ui scoteau pomul din radacina
,i-l duceau sultanului ca sa intre
in voia lui.
moi insa trebue, pentru sigu-
ranta noastra 81 a copiilor nostri
"a 81 punem .odata capat aces
tor jafuri comise de niste fri
harSpete
Cumpara un w. s. s. care va
ajpts fortelor losstre sa prinda
pe Ksiser.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
MULTI NJ Stu CA:

Valoarea produselor pcscarii-
lor StatelOr Unite in cursul anu
lui trecut, d fost de 1928 COS
dOlari.
William Mckinley. fostul pre-
Sedintc al Statelor Unite, a fOst
a.sasinat in ziua de 6 Septemvric
1901.
Dintra toti mustcrii Amcricei.
Anglia Il fOst cea care cumpa-
rat de mai multi bani maria pro-
dusa in tara accasta.
Din America sd trimit annual
aproape 10000 tclegramc in An
glia singura.
Oianda are ~ rctelc de cabluri
>ubmaritime. Iungi de o,l3O mile
maritime. DinSa are cele mai
lungi retele 81 acelea sunt in In
dii.
Ceie douasprczece porturi ma
ritime mai mari din lumea in
treaga sunt New York. n. Y.
Londra. Hamburg. Rotterdam.
Hong-Kong Victoria, Shanghai,
Rio de Janeiro. Marsilia, Liver
)Ool. Singapore, Colombo 81 Car
Tiff.
Probabil in aceasta tara sunt
'elc mai multe poduri naturale.
"a ori unde. Podul ,,Curcnbeuf
,el mai mare 81 mai lung e de. 1903
Str1nr. Maize f1iItil. in Virginia.
rel pod,tri naturale in Utah. a.
,este sunt de inaltime foarte
mare.
In limba florilor, trandafirul
laca rosu insemneaza ,.admira-
'e'. daca e alb insemncaza sunt
,vrednic de tine" daca este gal
Din, insemneaza .,sa uitam trecu-
ul'', lar daca este rosu intune-
.at. insemneaza Iii marturisesc
irayOStea mca'.
S'a cOnstatat in mod Oficios ca
n America sd fOlOsesc in fiecare
IN 100000 funti de hirtie pen
ru fabricarca tigaretclor.a
= Apa oraSului New York Vi
lc pc viaduct din muntii Kats-
Kill. \. Y.
= TOate parcurilc din Broo-
Iyn. \. Y. au intindere de
l,O46 81 trei patrare de acre
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24
0ermAnii confisca averea Ams-

VIA AA1AA SV1H pCS 6VV4V6 zAWV.
ricanilor. Cleveland, Ohio. -
Oficialii de la firma American
Multigroph Go. au fost incunosti-
intati ca oficiul bransci lor din
Berlin, a fost una din suta de
proprictati confiscate dc guver-
null german.
Sa crede ca confiscarea, la "a
ceasta firma, fost limitata nu-
mai la fonduri, pentru ca firma
nu are nici fabrica in Germa-
MIA. Managerial bransci sa afla 81
acum in Berlin.
Femeile primesc permisie sd
vorbeasca. Washington. -
Sufragetele orr cum sd numesc
Woman's Party, au primit per-
misie ca sd tine vorbiri 81 demon
strait in La Fayette square =
peste drum de Casa Alba.
Aceasta in aparenta pune ca
pat ostilitatilor dintre partidul
Femeilor 81 polite, femeile de
saptamini de zile au incercat sd
faca demonstrate in semn de pro-
test pentru aminarea sufragiului
in Senat.
800 slakeri prinsi in Cleveland.
: Cleveland, Ohio. = Peste 500
de slakeri 81 desertori au fost
prinsi in Cleveland dc la | Ia
nuarie pima acum - toti au fost
trimisi in lagarcle militare.
Congresu femeilor. = Paris.
= COngresul femeilor. incluzInd
81 organizatiile de razboi fcmcni-
ne. a fost deschis All. Dina w. X
Vanderbilt, din New York, pre-
zidat la dcschidcre. D-ra Alexan-
dra Carswel cxplicat delegate.
lOr necesitatea despre Organiza-
rea 81 cooperarea femcilor dir
tarile aliate, ca sd lucrezc MINI
in nina in efortul de ajuta |;
ciStigarea razboiului.
Danemarca va trimite misiuns
navala aici. Copenhaga.
Danemarca c pc Gale a trimite il
curind o misiune navala in State
lie Unite. Dupd cum scrie ziaru
POlitiken in misiune va ii prin
tul Axel, un captain din marina
81 var al regelui George al An
gliei.
Germanii Isl calca cuvintul d.
onoare. - Washington. - Ofite
Ri germani ilitsrnati in Elvetia $
repatriati An Cost trimisi in U
Ekrsnia in serxiciul miIitar, cal
cind inteIegersS fscita Ii Perne
Executarea Kaiserului 81 . CO
piilcr lui. - Chicago. - Judcca
torul Landis in 0 vOrbire a S;
in Cincinnati a zis: ,,Pentru bi
ncle Germanici 81 al lumei citevi
executii ar Fl de lipsa, aceast
s'ar putea face prin 0 Curte d
judecatorie lnternationala, list;
acclora &C de folos pentru lu
me fl omoriti sd fie inceput
cu Kaiserul 81 eel sase copii
lui.' Nu rca idcia.
Condamnat la clnci ami pcntrr
furtul unei curci. = Frankfort
Ky. = j. II. Shap fost condam
nat la cinci ami inchisoarc pentrI
ca larDa trecuta furat curca
GuvernOrul statului Kcntuky in
sd rcamintindu-si dc Snap 81 eur
ca stercplita. s'a milostivit de c
81 la iertat.
Fata prunc-ucigasa. Bow
ling Green, Ohio. - Marguerite,
Perkins. in etatc dc dOuazeci $
unu ami, studcnta scOalei nor
male, Il fOst arcstata 81 acuzati
de prunc-uciderc. Tn copil avor
tat, insa foarte bine desvoltat
fost aflat in cisterna - 81 81
preslpunc ca dinsa Lar Fl lapa
dat.
Acum aude despre razboi. :
Montreal ninfnrcindu a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

/ p~ -REFLecTn.- |
- De: JULIUS E. v. IoANovICI.
daratu case unui romna prun timer I'll
mai dragul So prvet la e Sa dezvolta fat
din povese mparat zine baaur Sa inaltase bn
ncepuse aduca roade bogae gustoase In care
mai bogat in roada mai frumo tupna 81 in 81
ngrau oti al CASH de toae lar pomu crestea IMMUNE 81
besugul roadei tot mai Ami dearndu p
ma clnd in buna prmavara poenit romnasul
frunzele prunului sau sd ofilesc 81 sa incovoae
in PRIMAvARA ANULUI ACELUIA, FLAM1NZ1sE
oM1DA.. sA ARUNCAsE AsUPRA PoMULUI
Pima 81 cop de scoala stu ca ,viermii fac matasa"
Omida inca Ci omda sricacos
Ea produce nmca Ea ruineaz toate pc unde aunge
incepuse sa strice char 81 prunul rominulu nosru.
CT bun este Dumnezeu 81 mester este dracu Rominu
stru inca unul dntra cei sunt nui uba och
vazu ell merge treaba 81 in buna dmneaa sa pus
curte clnd Isl ara soarele pulberea ui de auc
prunu romnulu mai nci pui de omida nj
ci larve
astoria repea Sa potriyeste 81 aici in America So nj
mereste 81 la Romin nor Caci moi verm carl pro-
duo matasa dar Doamne mute sunt ac omidee nereb
NICE pot oloste nicaurea Ci tousi do
traiu neeguit din fe de donnie celor
s'ar lasa prostiti de dlnsii
81 FLAMfNz1T oM1DA 81 sA NAPAsTUIESTE A.
SUPRA PoM1LoR 1NCARCAT1 Gu RoADE
Au trecut zec de AMI dearindu Asa cum am fost Dr.
ganiza societa de auorare nantea ochilor nor ind
rerat de amaru surghiunuui de buna voie ntodeauna
put primul rind dragosea de Nainte de
fost Roin numa dupa stut de confesiuni Moi
nciodata deosere ntre frat de singe
81 nic intre Romni Toti fost Romin deoporva CT
nit razboul In oiu u sos anu 81 ata oamen
PARTICULAR carl Interest," yoesc darime nvataura sf
ta caauz vedere noastr pima in zee de Ace
st aposto fas al ntereseor neamuu de
dezbine upa confesiuni Sora mai mica
uni Lga 81 Autorul de este scrs amenintata o
amenina ntretnutul Ell de eri amennta desip des
inembrari baZa COnfesiOnala. Ce Sa'i Zici?
FLAM1NzIT OMIDA FRAT1LOR..
in fine 81 moi organizatune poca Celor au
ajuns fie mai convine Vor sal stinneasca
su curat povestea prunu dindaratu CASH romnasulu
sa vazut poate Ba inca poate de
un Ergo had sa runam ,pntruche d ce' suntem moi
acolo 81 Ell in ocu nostru.
81 pornit omida flaminda la lucru
A FLAM1NZ1T OMIDA, FRATIL0R!
De cite orr sa totdeauna nj
sa predica gra ca bne facem or celia
ala ci in dosul PREDICT todeauna stat nteresu pred
catorilor.
In timpul din mai ale aproape suntem tarbac de
cap ca sa facut nmca pc ren cultural NJ voim moi
, spunem ca s'a facut multi Oar sa facut totusi
In dosu nsistentei pentru face ceva pc ace eren
lara sta ascunsa pasa ngaduim ca apuca sa organ
zam teren curat cultural Ce urma? Iaa reta muta
suee la nceput taraboi 81 ala Pc urma? Dupa aleger
Nemutumre cearta lovitur Sti de ce? Pentru ca
aes Gel aspra oscioarele de ales de
RI dau au 81 fac pot 81 stu Cd este bine fac Ell
Nota situated? mai voti?
FLAM1NZIT OMIDA 81 MULTI LACOMESTE LA
PoMUL FRUMos 81 BoGAT IN RoADE.
M credet, Romni bun ca Fl odat& timpul Sd
uram de ase De omide aminde carl 50 busesc pese tot
locu pentru sd ruineze tot unde ele an locul?
putinta este in minie voastre!
.; q: sgrijiti caci = FLAllNzIT oAIDA
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800 slakeri prinsi in Cleveland
= Cleveland, Ohio. = Peste SOC
dc slakeri 81 desertori au fost
prinsi in Cleveland dc la | Ia
nuarie pima acum toti au fos'
trimisi in lagarcle militare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

Acum aude despre razboi. =
Montreal. Reintorcindu-se
cum dupa lipsa de cinci ami d
zilc din lumca civilizata, ami pt
carl la petrecut in rcgiunea arc
tica printre Eschimosi, +. Smi
thern, trccind prin Montreal, All
in drumul sau spre Mem York
auzit 81 el despre razboi. Ell !;
spus ca va intra imediat III arma
ia Statelor Unite.
Femeie factor postal. - Rich
mond, Ind. Prima femeie car'
s'a inrolat ca factor postal 81;
inceput lucrul All dimineata, e.
81 numestc d-ra Pearl Thomas
Imediat dupa ca s'a inrOlat .
dina Florence Hawk. Postmaste
rul Beck = spus Cd si-an indepli
nit misiunea fearte bine.
Pelitistn souti;i ds armat&.
New York. Asoeiatia negnsto.
rilor din New York q TRIMS Z
scrisoare n Provost General Gro
w1sr, ar1tind cS pinx aeuln 4
precsnts din peiitia oraeulni !
lo1k lp AZ sr1natx - epb A
4 /! : u na jorite W. peli u Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-24

Sa cOnstatat in mod Oficios ca
n America sd fOlOsesc in fiecare
IN 100000 funti de hirtie pen
ru fabricarca tigaretclor.a
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= TOate parcurilc din Broo
Iyn. \. Y. au intinderc dc
l,046 81 trei patrarc de acre.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18

county Red Cross chairman. The
course is in charge of Miss Du Bord
and is the same which was given to
seventeen Donnybrook women recent
ly. The following have enrolled:
Miss Swan, MissVan Fleet, Mr..
Hammond, Olive Arnestad, Rae Hal
vorson, Esther Halvorson, Agnes Hal
vorson, Elizabeth Jeardeau, Edith
Bowler, Marjory Huston, Shelena Nell
son, Ella Gasmann, Marie Tussing,
Doris Hilborn, Irene Basham, Mabel
Specht, Margaret Nelson, Mary Sher-
in, Bonita Bothun, Irma Brodhead,
Antonio Klebe, Dorothy Darling,
Mary McCulloch, Inga Nybakken,
Dorothy Prince, Marie WIKI, Mary
Youngs, Clara Erickson.
The war is calling SO many of our
doctors and nurses that there is ur-
gent need for instruction along the
lines of home care Of the sick.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
Jacobson Gives Hints OH Feeding Cat
tie Straw.

Jacobson Gives Hints OH Feeding Cat
tie Straw.
Martin Jacobson, who operates big
farm west Of the city, says that one
does not need to have any fear about
taking stock thru the winter providing
he has plenty of straw.
Mr.. jacobson had but 40 tons Of
hay at the beginning of last winter,
but managed to pull 1875 head of cat
tie thru the winter, and they came out
looking fat and sleek in the spring,
and he was still feeding hay from
those 40 tons until last week.
"The secret in feeding straw is to
have plenty Of good water and salt by
the cows where they can get to it Of
ten," he says Don't start your cat
tie in the fall in poor condition. l
have what l call a hospital on my
farm, and in the fall, put the thin
cattle, the cows that have been feed
ing calves, in this place and feed them
extra rations for month. One has
to be careful about feeding hay in
the fall Don't begin to feed hay
when the first fall of snow comes, for
if YOU do, the cattle will never 60 back
to the straw. let my cattle run out
until quite late, putting them in the
barn nights when the weather got
cold"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18

are living on mighty fast old world,
but if it doesn't bump into some other
planet during its daily trips we will
be able to stay on it and see the thing
thru.
H. L. Halvorson of Minot has moved
his family to the farm for the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Mccarthy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sassa spent few
days this week on the reservation Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Paulle Mad
sen, who formerly lived on the Valley
place.
Ray Zorn is putting in his time dur
ing the dull season, working at the
light plant in Minot.
Plans are being made for big time
at Nelson Lake Friday, the 10Th. he
day will be devoted to picnic dinner,
sports and patriotic exercises. 1t s
expected the entire population in this
section will be present.
There was heavy rain here Fri
day which undoubtedly will help the
crops immensely. There ought now tc
/ be a fair yield of rye, good oats and
barley; while late wheat got boost
and will be fair crop. This, in place
of what week ago looked like moth
ing, has had the effect Of perking all
of us up a bit and it may be that we
shall at last get in on some Of this
two dollar bushel stuff. The change
in the gardens has been like magic.
A dance is to be given in Dave Van
nett's new house Saturday night, July
20.
Our ball team has been re-organized
and is about ready to take on any team
that thinks itself able to travel in
| fast company.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
SOUTH. PRAIRIE.

The first annual meeting of the
South Prairie Red Cross branch was
held at the Shea school house in Free
doom township last Sunday The sec
retary's report disclosed the pleasing
information that nearly $11OO has
been raised in five townships compris-
ing the branch, since last November,
a period of eight months, and judic-
iously expended for supplies that go
to make the soldier comfortable in his
fight against the Hun. The meeting
was enthusiastic and plans were made
for an even more profitable coming
year. There are many ladies who are
not yet associated with the chapter
who by so doing would make the
South Prairie branch one of the very
best in the state; indeed what it has
already accomplished is worthy Of
special mention. At the meeting the
branch provided itself with an excel
lent set of officers for the ensuing
year as follows: Chas. M. Taylor,
Pres, C. M. Christensen, Vice Pres,
Mrs. J. F. Kavanaugh, Sec, Mrs. c. NJ.
Christensen, Treas, and the following
were appointed chairman for each
township: Mrs. John Christensen,
forming, Mrs. H. P. Erickson, Glass;
man, Mrs. G.. M. Christensen, Free
dom, Mrs. E. B. Bivins, Willis, Mrs. j.
c. Coburn, Newman.
Carl Irwin marketed a couple of
two-year-old beeves in Minot a short
time ago for $157.50. A short item,
but quite interesting, we think. 1t
may be it will cause many to recall
what they got for such sale five, ten
or twenty years ago, and comparisons
would probably be very interesting. 1t
may also induce the reflection that we
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
Atty. Carl Watne Visits Herewith
Leave in Draft

Atty. Carl Watne, who has been
employed at Washington, D. c., the
past year, arrived for short visit
with relatives. He is the son of liver
0. Watne, one Of our old time citi-
zens and he will leave with the Ward
County contingent for Camp Custer,
July %.
Mr.. Watne lived all his life in
Ward county, until he attended the
state university, graduating from the
law department. After that he spent
two years in the government land Of
flee at Rapid City, S. D.
Mr.. Watne says that in Washing
ton, the general impression is that
the war will not be over until 1921.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
Ignite Mines Favor Councils Plan

Ignite Mines Favor Councils Plan:
3. E. Devol, Of the Wallace Coal
Co., returned from Bismarck Friday
where he spent several days before
the State Council of Defense, giving
them information concerning the llg-
mite coal situation. ;.
The State Council of Defense IS
planning on acting as state agency
for all of the Ignite mines IN North
Dakota. placing the coal where it is
needed the most and making specia!!
efforts to see that the coal is put intd
the Bins Of the homes early. Mr.. De-
vol is of the opinion that this is go
ing to prove to be fine thing, for it
will give many of the smaller mines
which do not maintain selling agencies
an opportunity to continue to 2 operate
without stopping to market their pro-
duct.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18

ent sent greetings to President ard
Mrs. Crane, who are expected home n
August.
DR.. Hart of the National Secu lily
League addressed the Assembly Tues
day morning. His speech was full of
inspiration to prospective teachers
and keenly appreciated by his au =
ence.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
I;onite Goa, $500 Per Ton.

Ignite coal is selling for $500 per
ton. delivered in the bins, in the city
of Minot. The price has been as low
az S475 a ton, to fill the bins, but
correction has been made IN 1ne
freight rate from Burlington to Minot'
from so to 80 cents per ton
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
Normal Students Enroll in Home
Nursing Class.

A number of young women, who ace
attending the summer session of the
Minot Normal, and a few others, have
enrolled in the class in home nursing
organized at the Normal school this
week by DE-. A. D. MCDANIEL, Ward
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
American Jify HOOK

For quick heat, use the
American Jiffy HOOK,
lights with a match, oper-
ating cost one-half cent
per hour. The handiest
and most practical stove
one could conceive for the
many purposes for which
heat is quickly required.
Just the thing for the
sick room, for heating
oaby's milk. Men use it
to heat water for shaving,
ladies find it convenient
for heating curling irons.
The metal case holds one
pint and makes a handy
vessel for boiling water.
Price each $500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-18
NORMAL SCHOOL, NOTES.

The first Normal faculty social af-
fair Of the summer session was held
Tuesday in Oak Park-a picnic ar
ranged by Miss Cook, Miss Mcdonald
and Mr.. Cotton. AS usual those pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
.tt the Lyric.

Although not received with en-
;husiasm By the Lyric audience of last
night. which fact is not surprising. the
musical sketch. entitled "a Dream Of
the orient" (Which. as Il welcome re-
lief from the general run of musical
sketches" contained much real music)
far surpassed its rival acts in intrinsic
worth.
The term intrinsic worth" is used
because the sketch contained much
more of real value in the entertaining
line than have many Of the higher
priced musical shows that have graccd
Richmond thus far this season with
their presence. This fact does not
necessarily commend an act to "a Rich
mond vaudeville audience. and IL did
not commend ~ Dream Of tho Orient"
10 the Lyric audience last night The
general scheme of the production was
good. the dancing was quite good. the
music given forth by the orchestra
passablc and the singing OF Madame
Makarcnko at times approached real
artistry. 1t is a pity that the lady
yielded to the common demand for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
LEXINGTON RESULTS

lo9 oGruber,, $3.50. $3.50. $3.50 nrst; Peace,
iuI star log tDurschb. $3.50. $50. SECOND:
Jack Ia. - Simpson. S3.;o. third. Time
liz 20. NancSsa. The Duke. Matrc, BiIIy
Joe also ran.
second racc--four and one.huif furlonEs-
carrie Moore. i0i tWiilist. $3.50. 81 and
$50, hrst: DoCod, III tMctcalt, 50 So and
800, second: t.. J. Lynch. III (Mvca be h,
$3.50, third Time, l:53, ollie $. Geneva
Sweep, Lady Apt, Lavender. BuIldoze also
Third race-futuri,y cou,se-Kahu. 1893
II"sh, liz Connolly. Sll.:0. SS.Jo SECOND :;
pctrovun. Ito tSandcl, $3.50. third. Time
l;iO -. RiEmarcc. Mabel Trask. Mo. hi
version also ran.
Fourth racc--sIN Observation-Disclosures IL;
tMorysl. go, $3.50. out. hrst. Prince OF
Come llj tGouscb. S4.6o, out. second: Faux
I3l. III Ijownrdl, out. third. Time. 1913.
.,Fnth racc-four ana ono half furlongs-
Roberts, rs ,Simpson,, second, War Note.
ll2 johnson. third. Time. ~ seconds
tprtccs missing, Lance, Broom Clean.
Buster Clark. l.ethair. Sal George also ran.
sixth racc--s!A furlonES-katic canal =.
(Simpsonb. $3.50. SEQ $. 10 nrst Words
OF Wisdom, Ill O, S2.N". to. second.
Nasty Cora, 100 connolly. g. 90 third
Time. l:i5. Sam McMeckn. Olga Pctroya
ais" ran.
Seventh racc-rnio and furione-Li,tie
Bigger, 100 tMa jcsticD. ;.5.So. sC7 20 aud
$40. $50. second; Iiowdy iiowty no
Surpa ssing. Petit Blue. Tlclsi, Dancer. John
Graham also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
HAVRE De GRACE RESULTS

tRyrncl $3.50, $50 s. 80. nrst: Ophciia.
100 'MCGrawp. sIIjo 81 50. second Mis-
inNer. 10. t.\mbroscI. 50 So third Time
u seconds. Louise Mack. Marmon super.
clious star Fancy also ran.
FIRST; New Haven. iiG wilson 81 so s. So
second Royal spinner. liS .Aiicnr. si.6o.
thrd Time. t:ii. CNnosurc. Carl Garter
Emerald Isle Mclos. Raschro"k also ran
Third ragc--f"nr and one half fur,ongs-
g 80. nrst. Ncllc York, lo3 ,Troisc,. 81 go.
$3.50, second; Tommy Waac. lia (Robiu-
som. s3..o third Tmc. ~ 10 seconds.
clip Dunedin, CAIN Spring also ran.
Fourth race--threc- quarters mile--CobaIt
ia CEobinson'. Siso. $3.50 and $40. first:
s. n, second. Lady Gertrude. 10 ,Ericsou).
$50, third. Time l;i2 -. rlucky Hen
Mars" Hughes Uncle Sand. prcihcld. Gal
Ia sam humphrey also ran.
Fiith fractures It--~t"rs mile RlaZonry
u" 'McA,ceo. $50, s!9o and $50, !nrsi
second; - 4 Comiskey. 100 CRicc'. s7.?c.
Rug unaiila Mohican Vocabulary. our
Ncphew. LumIta. Assign also ran.
sixth raCe-ruilc and seventy yards
George starr II; Kummmer,; $2eO $50
and $3.50. second: rotroma. TO- 'Stalkcrl.
$40. third Time l4i 20. King Ncp
luuc Wnodstouo also ran.
Seventh racc--milc and seventy Yards
Mimic. 81 CMerElcrb. sitsO. 5000 and 81. so.
first; Bro. Jonathan liz tMcGraNh, sIg.2o
$3.50, third. limo 1876 -. Hcssc Tran
ny. Deryish. HanGful startcr senator
lanes Generous. Comacho. Blue Thistle.
Lazy Lou, parkc. also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-30
BENEDICTINE WINS
Defeats Highland Springs by Great
Batting Rnll! in Eighth
Inuiu..

In one OF the tightcst games OF the
season, the Ecncdictluc cadets trimmed
Highland Springs with a great eighth
inning hinSl. rally, and beat out their
opponents by the score oi to ).
Throughout the affair. the fielding on
both sides was hard 10 peat. and neither
the cadets nor the SuhurOanitcS let
many swatS 80 through their hands.
Following arc the line ups:
Highland springs -- Doanc. center
field: iiuiiord. right Held: Wayman,
catcher: Mccraw, pitcher and first base.
Arvill. pitcher: Ray. third base; smith.
second base: Bruce, short stop. w. Me
crLw. left field.
Echo first base: Half
Hing. short stop. trcamcr. second base:
fleming, pitcher: Directing, third base:
Flake, left field Edwards, catcher; Me-
Henley. center field; Griffcn. right held.
Score by innings: II.
Highland Springs On0l co. %
...... q o. 900 VI